St. Louis Post-Dispatch
September 29, 1926

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Re an wT = ~ a A Thousand More Room ce . and Board Offers | — A | | C [AL Samim || Ace Printed in the Post-Dispatch Each Week is Than Appear in the Second & : : St. Louis News IES “Ts ee The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service ° rr my b : s-t THaALY —- ae E : ; = 7 = fn . nore —————— # Si /\ i THe SAPS | : VoL. # sa ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1926—48 PAGES. PRICE 2 CENTS coy aL YALA =e CLEARED 43MENBURED ENTIRE TEAPOT DOME TRANSACTION ©" BYCOURTORDERIN INMINEFORFE © TAINTED BY CORRUPTION, COURT / sc QA Wp ASSAULTEDON 32 10 SHLOMO HS MEAN DECLARES. UPHOLDING GOVERNMENT 3 ¢ | 3 COMES BACK | Vicinity: Clouily . 4 . . | ACCRY tonight "1 a . : | : — | un ‘® Threatened With Knife and pot aan a4 tomorrow, proba- Directed Verdict of Acquit-| Worker Communicates | ___ as ~b | . a . occasional | | @ Attacked by White Man rains; ace | tal for Circuit Attorney) With Miners Entombed REFUSAL TO TESTIFY | ' Losers “ ~ in Vacant Lot Near 6100: cov. ~—S |. Accused of Compounding; 800 Feet Down in Michi- | INCREDIBLE TO COURT | | a SCL i stan Greer Avenue. tenight and| Felony. gan Shaft Since Friday. | Or: ie Seaenai, Gabe . Vrrio nas a cy 7; esis hi i Ae - t ~& “4 Rai wisi sé , ~_ “se © ee R i. a = us, t} sca : a’! f e feet away into dense weeds and as- REE EO SI il ares OE A SR A .* Certiorari for eview of! ; , FOX — é eg ae . her. reconimen hetidin—itheees no Judge a point sumewnere between t"”e Dome deal, participated in by Fall, a g Saulted her. He then po und and Eleven trunk lie tials ; co ot was bound to follow the recom- cighth and twentieth levels. St. ! ouis Decision. a : ' . f gagged Ler and went away ‘or a ’ 7 a Soe Wilh Cie aes ) Wenieaie peep wes ~ = ” | Sinclair, Denby, Zevely, Blackmer, ce * se poi Wl eat “}ilatest French modes in feminine ™endations of a Circuit Attorney. On the eighteenth level, 20% | + few minutes. Returning, he re- ora sean Rion, eg SEESSS after instructions. William Flan- | fect . ‘ : F i ae ' O'Neil and smaller fry, was char- peated th: ass: ult r ] as 3 her clothing constituted Mile. Lenglen's ‘ SESS SEN OSU EE y falas ‘ a . itt a voVve the twentieth level, a ‘ ‘ , 4 eetal’ fi? ASa«i eiease: > — we die were te € 1} ; - , ; , : a : a j , teen ; a CREW ; baggage. She will be a portraver "™®ry. @ memoder of the jury, With- mine inspector is believed impris- pe :ne Asaociated Press. , acterize in a bitter, sweeping ce HAT and ordered her to go home. Iie a gc pOrrayer | aving 1e C1 — "36 | ies 3 ont . oq +t | T ea “tes a sat pac weasel of French fashion as well as a! call fn _ a the _ CORE ESOM.. Wer 1 aera. He ppv 1bly will on rescued WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.—A' ) nunciation by the United States p Wet : > wt os sn ~lametameat “Se ve ae : called to the bench and signed the | first. Above hi: >! e thirteentl , eee 1 mee. | ‘ : . PUT THE eMentioned the occurrence ci cute: tennis player. she ing tm Irors Ww hs i. a x | th yess ai vamos : i neys for Harry F. Sinclair, oll mag- | | Circuit Court of Appeals in a de- | readily z itted she had joi e —— Ane jurors were th “a- level, two her inspectors are be- ot ; | The girl ran to her home, a few | he prt d she had joined th cused A group of friends con- | lieved to be waitite nate, said here today that they! | cision given yesterday, reversing ' * ; Appellate . ye GE ta Gbout & block inside the |." *7*SC07 due to ambition | oe inat Sidener wee Opposed pe | rorineast corner of Main and | St. Louis has the effect} LJARRY F. SINCLAIR, wh f "fRenee. Clty, Ob, | 22 _Desetet Comet: aanene tis “ city Seaton . The anets Spann 1 . ; to swim the exars ish Channel was we i tnat = aener “ as opposed to ©’ Fallon streets, wa ~ destroyed THe ( ourt at st. Louis has the effec w who came _Up rom a onca ity, -* ' court > e 3 . bf >. * 4 urts into harmony on the legal! owner, lost his biggest’ gamble yesterday, when the U. S- Circuit Court 1. Cancel the le of the “ ¢ TURE Ss fe hee oe “2 ass ame ; . i re - . courts Gs bic ti 7 4 . Ps i . _ P « . - a8 POPE UBES MES we” | shore. The body was identified as | freed. : Within a half hour the roof had/. a a A of plinintn decided against se cathe the ee Dome lease case. etansamatin Gin aie aa aiiteiineines Ase Ls | pe we U CLIMB! that of Luis Rodriguez de Lara of | Lacy Contradicts Interview. collapsed and a!! but the walls of °°? °F ‘© ‘"® age ae ee ee ae 2, Oust the Mammoth Oil Co, / Goes to Roof of St. Peter’s to Ad- | Madrid. Che state was unable to get the building had been dstroyed. ;made by Albert B. Fall, as Secre- | DEBATE ON THE COAL STRIKE from Teapot Dome and issue an mire View and Supervise Work. De Lara started secretly and Lacy to verify on the stand the The origin of the blaze was not ‘tary of the Interior under Presi- | | injunction restraining it from | ee Sacettnted Press. without an escort in an attempt to S'Ory me had told to news- determined. A few employes who! gent Harding | IN COMMONS ENDS IN ROW | further trespass on the premises, ME Sept 29.—""Although | ; ‘ fr “aN paper reporters that Sidener ha: ' Re ; ‘ ; See me | : : . (Cc 4. . -~* s iY . Swi mM the 4 hannel ro 1 ‘ r4 } t ? a . — Ligd as I i fia j We re in the 8 uildir cr W hen the re ; oe ” ‘ vd " ; , a Call the Mammoth (),! Co. 4 Bearly 70, we have resumed climb- | oe 1 in advance | bina = (i the fire | while the Goverrment won a Churchill, Heckled, Says Govern- ~ ¢ ing yi, We Nave resumeéd ciimh- | England a few days ago. ‘. Sree; in aavanh: -O recommend | was discovered, escaped uninjured. | nts : th Fed ! a : ha ; ‘ |} to strict accounting for aii the : ing.” said Pope Pius today after -_ . 0 fine. Lacy conteadict-| A large crowd of spectators was nti soa DR nisane 7 a : rai; ment Won't Parley Uniess Miners | off and petroleum products tak- © ; One of his ascents to the roof of | SEVERAL BETS | MADE ON SERIE 1 — a long interview he gave! attrated by the flames and the aes COUES OF OG Angems Make Peace by Districts. | en from Teapot Dome under the | 8. Peter’ — at the , ‘its fight against the lease of the | Copyright. 1926, by the Press and Pulitzer ase ers the Post- tet h at the time of: dense smoke. The offices of the = el 5 4 Pup! —- Cos. (New York Wor!d : . lease. Elk Hills naval reserve in Califor- nd Post-Dispatch.} Manager of Cardinals Unable The opinion. which was reported Pius who before his elevation Odds of 9 to 10 Expected to Was an enthusiastic mountalnecr.. _ in the Sport Final Edition of yves- terday’s Post-Dispatch, was written LONDON. Sept. 29.—The col strike debate in the House of Co1n- — to Say Whether He Will Play the investigation, in which he re-|' company at 2k ~ort Mf; Change After First Game. lated h he and wit cainii ee i Ort Seatn nia to the Doheny interests, it lost : ated how he and Henderson had street, adjoining the warehouse. . ' in the Federal District Court at ST eS ee — Se eee ee nee ee ree eee at , tlimbs to the roof not only to ad | =e Qo he Pest-Thenatel nie hg ; ‘is | ” : b J . / >. | N EW . rR K. Se > °9 ._Sevyerys dickers wifh Tne 4 ir ‘uit y tor. were 10 ds a — 4 ——— , mm ™re the view but to supervise the bets were am ie y ace ay at Ja “ -ney's office, and how Sid ne aa d | ioe eta ll ‘ Cheyenne in its move to cancel} mons last night broke up in a cow in First World Series Game, | by United States Circuit Judge Wil- f e é ac a ; ie ‘ sLle’," ar. iat } \ ide > us ba : —a ” ” ue = $m *°* on the new vatican seminary. ool ‘s billiard acadamy on the, Willing to let Rutherford go free APARTMENTS | MUST BE WARM the lease of the Teapot Dome re-j| between Laborites and Chancellor | py tne Acsociated Press | am S. Kenyon of Fort Dodge, Ia.. ss” 7 Wm Once he has reached the cornice. | : sage Sc .' on a fine for a} RR cee ah os Oe pes serve to Sinclair and his asso-| Winston Churchill. “The Govern- ; AUSTIN, Tex., Sept. 29.—Mrs. M. | former United States Senator dur- th 'coming world’s series between the 1a tine for shooting Jack Tucker, py the Associated Press. ) ' } ' a a a we Se armchair. Yankees and the Cardinal! The | Majestic Hotel bellboy, when th : “LYNN M az Sept. 99 -—To th ' ciliates ment is unwilling to move one inch | ™m Hornsby. mother of 2ogers (ing the Harding administration, cees r¢ ®> Cardinals. @ ; Males ‘ DOY, When > sw, s1ass., Sept. 29.—To the DEO ; , pit tent, CO ast “ede one 'Siving instructions as to the new . ; nee latte Pcoe ee , . ae v : i* The Sinclair case was appealed toward discussing peace until the | Hornsby. St. Louls Cardinal man- | appointed to the Federal bench by building and rec aitina, other str ic / odds are a to 10 on the eeries and Atter rer use qd to get hmm a wome revoiver and nignt Stick, carried by i a th ion f th a t ' ' miners eonclude district sett! i * ese She a , : President Harding The concur- . | , ; ; . an’? - a ee . sete ’ , 7 +a he isi u iners ‘ : roti; | age ‘ ‘ted sinking today ; , Me tures puil =n -|take your pick. These odds of |2"-” Rutherford was drunk at the! policemen of this city, has been | 2” eet a os See : gd ag fe SOR Fee pee “ ing Judges were United States CO 5 Ap Pa 7 *& Milan. He has wh cl so , | course will change after the result | UMEe- added a new weapon—the ther- Ithough not s‘milar in all respects. | sald | ‘Ph ‘ans said she might | Cireurt FORE Ae Oe ee ‘ ; : " e “ix ae - see ” as » . ~s - . . ‘ > . 4 . i | - ° ” ' Vy fe "S. vy Sit + Sit ; - ~ ‘ 7 Me pe that the new seminary be fin- | Of the first game. Giving Lacy’s and Henderson’s mometer, issued under an order by | ~ 0 sata elati legal tal | There were growls from the Left | }: : few hours. Mrs. Ho: rny- | DUre of Kansas City and District r . ud . . eelimoane« Fae! ea > . 7 . . ‘ ~'.s L “4 i , . ; . ‘ Ww &e eating ° od ‘ ve ) y iad 10 . } "s- ' » e ate? _* Within the ne xt year. | The Yankees still remain a 6 to; '®Stimony full credence, the Court | Mayor Bauer. Complaints from |* as 1 re shinning — b P i and Parliament was declared ad- |; sage i iia IR to remain tn Judge W. A. Cant of Duluth, Minn. ineuiainneipnibiasneticbesinaiseen Z- nina , 1id. the ‘iden ne a aon pee art? eS e Vonenyv case Will De argue AT as saat . nat CCiared “44° i by has asker ogers to retmail , ; . , 29 favorite to win the firs > Sa ne evidence Was contrary to; apartment house tenants that their ' ’ Pi os ' Gn To them, sitting as the Court of Lor B first game the State’s cont m th vs 30 vo b that th ‘before the United States Supreme / iourned until Nov. 9. New York, where he ts preparing . . - yor cA * ; 000 MACKEREL IN ONE TRAP: T imal S Pr le State’s contention that Sidener land lords had neglected to furnish y7e tI States Supreme . h ae 2) an Ork, , ‘Appeals at St. Paul, Minn... last 4 “ me on? : iB sigs po Storm Moves West. | had entered into an agreement with! heat on chill September nights Court early next week and while} Earlier in the evening Prime | his team for the first world’s series May, the Government carried its Pr in pet | Re Pitenemenn! Catch Reported by | We ASHINGTON "Bene 29 —The John Rutherford. The Judge! Tease the “Sesto a atta a ,the decision in this case may be | Minister Baldwin discussed what | game next aceasta charges of fraud and the record of ¥ net 5 + Nova Scotia Pimerman. | tropical distur banie mes norted a. pointed out that no evidence had Una . sci aco ts says ae ‘controlling in a number of is.| he believed were the terms on; q. 0 the Post-Drenatet the trial at Cheyenne vas reviewed pe ¢ ‘ 4 = re — if . ~ : o- i bi gre } 1 , ‘ >. ‘ : cay bane . ° - >t ne t Mie . . : , hi re Be “tt! hy Ti? ?. : ._ ’ : “¢ —— “i ’ wit , a oe Aemecinged Press | terday several hundred miles north | °°C"_ %°¥¢loped to snow that Side-| perature falls below 50 degrees out. | SUeS _'m the other, it is possible that | “hich peace could be made.. Ram. | ‘NEW YORK, Sept. 29.—-Rogers in a protracted series of hearings. : RUBB. Ss r §.. Sepr. 29.— : -s- {mer got any of the $8000 that ai sags 5 sagt airs the Sf aa geo ee en tte 00 aw sey MacDonald exhorted the Gov-'! ry, s! ls er of the St. Louls nr 7 a ™ jas. ©. SEP. es _of Porto Rico has apparently ly of the $ nat WAS side, it will be the duty of the pa the Sinclair case may find its way Hornsby, manag The court's opinion was filed at the . - — . ; . ace }* . 43 7 ein 4 ° _ ’ ar sil . . i . i i ats t i i es . ; " nr ont ‘ ce my +7 ° at . “ wea ? . . . ‘ — _ * - . akg oe mackerel - oh, moved west-northwestward the bane L. ; y and H nderson, or the | tro!man to find w hether apartment before the highest tribunal on an be Sap . ho uA qui con ’ 3 Cardinals, here to eeagean ts the NeW Federal Building. having been F o . +} . > = . si : ry i} lat + . . . a 2 ’ ; * aa as c a re if Ti Les - a. P 4 - o . . g phenomenal catch re” | Weather Bureau announced todav a easiness cnccis socimang, 2 PO ae ter halow | appeal on points not covered in the | "7*OTE® Seset — iD ied | York Yankees in the world series. brought here from Denver -by the Ported today by Capt. G. Harnish | The : ai ” S¥-i mother of the slain hav ar thel ~ : temperatures register »2low stteae to he helpftl questions. today sat at the telephone receiv- eourt clerk. ae the Government's : : Tal nee ere were no indications. Owe | HOG +t . te ~~ | 68 degrees e will report the fac: | ~***~*° ++ ety RS : ; , is . Of Southwest Isiand. The large; ever, ft a@éed. thet “aed . oo $1906 that A. Samuel Bender re- | ‘ be eS Bap . bli report the func Fie Churchill met with continuous | ing messages from the bedside Of | annesa! was taken here F tra = ee ’ ¢. i Treen aged, that tnis disturb- § cejved a« -_ ,to city authorities, and pressure ; " eer car ¢ 6 wate ep ; _ : - on r ee ee ance “is more than slight or of 7 rT 6 Gao will be brought to hear In th i Clean Sweep for the Government, |¢ckling. Four times in 19 minu:s! his mother, Mrs. M. D. Hornsby Trail of Deceit and Corruption, . a . : ia t > ty f i r r } ft *9 = | . - P a : a - ‘ a ’ — a oe ; j att gunn 2 by ae , won : a. " _ — . moderate inte nsity 72 T ocation of ount aie . 1" “A c tak in 9 at “: lord : - Says Atlee Pomerene. the speaker had to all the ho is j critically ij} at A ust ii, Lex. Obheerve rs or the Te a pot Dera ‘ dg .ii¢ crowding s - : vibes ‘ . . oe a” . ; iJ ‘ we | i mere SUSPICION and conject- 4 ‘ . : - ae order. Th ‘ be . ’ v I ia sii . eae Spe OD ies i | the caociated « ‘ is morning, in a conversation controversy were etartied by the The mackerel came in unexpect- | the storn which caused heavy/ ure.” Judge Hays rule: i. s : : : hom ' , . ; . ow . | edly leat al ht, o es * @ a ..| damage at .era (Cruz yesterday denen “> anes Welcomed ie Parts. | CLEVELAND, O. Sept. 29. —j| “CIVILIZATION KILLING ITSELF” Nee ee ee ae eee nee ee ee eee DUC TOR - Bechoo! £& - vu “ie in ~A ‘ nse . ian wied oe were Aide & et ' Information Defective. PA Ris, Sept. wis Americ:n “The Government has now s ured i jearned that his mother was no. Sinclair and Fall tntfo hold relief > : along 1 snore. niv a ; — ef ae ‘i o- It — : 'dele Satoe *¢ "y. 3 > ai . ii Z £ rt sit as Noy s¢c u i P 3 i ; ‘ was Judge Havs' onini e. gates to the Third Press Con- Tagore Indian Mystic, Thinks) expected to live untii nightfall. He gag the hief erpetrat ‘ ; day. Tt “as reser vs as. Cc pinion, | ir- : ’ . ’ : ’ » = the ¢ e Pp pe rators + ¢] A wi ll al tir ek aia ee SF Gudehec rane oo ae “S| thermore, that the inforn ation lgress of the World. recently held at }# Clean sweep in all of the court | Christian Culture Is Crumbling. was uncble to say whether he@' scheme described in no uncertain ‘ » A es an raps were be- |; “Onsicerah ntensity. ' “1 eer | amen ene sic : , , , : 2 | 3 ing repairad.after the at he" ntl i ,, against Sidener on which the ¢ri “Geneva and Lausanne, were given fights over the naval oil reserves | Br the Associated Press. would play in the opening game | language ; as ? ece stor ( : : ; 7 ae enti ' he; , ’ IEE lent *9 . ¥? a hi , ' pries ‘ M ae —_ Ela ae abomeeca : ) vas brought had duplications th ae ie. the headquart: rs of and the count is three for us to | BERLIN, S- pt. 23. rgsenenanint of he world series eo “A trail of deceit, falsehood. sub. ae bora > > a -« ye : : rs) 18 ; . i — we inl RP _ aress ole Ai — ec i . ' e Oe Baines see ew Fad. | AS ( ‘ities ( TOW { which rendered it unsound. if sot ba a ms 4 Agency yesterday. nothing for Sinclair and Doheny,” ; [4 h babar 90-year — Indian It was her greatest ambition, terfuge, bad faith and corruption.” ‘ of ? } — : * - en e ‘ Lae ‘ + vs . le ” ‘ t i . ir . - ' on nue ls . ee - CHICAGO iis °9.— The teat. 14 entire tO [ne case The charge at- | i “s avas gen Pral im real declared former Senator Atlee | inystic, here on a , our o . U Ope he said. to have me PpiAy iff the the Court said. at times indist (net, y T Mona ble Seleny ae . ee ia. «is ae So (srow \ ‘alues tacked Sidene r under the com- arer, W elcomi d the Visliors in the Pomerene last night. iis convinced that Western ¢ hristian | world series. She used to pray but nevertheless discernible runs . ; ‘ ane rP neva, . . = : ™ mame of the entire EF — " — : : : Lend lia. : srr lin Hie ° 4 F . >: oOundine a felony etatiite an ! . . Se niire rencn press. P re - eneci: ] > unse! fo civilization is Crurmpal ig. that we W ould with and she gave th ; r h ' ~~ tt s.. has a vended fad—elaborate > law Cae See See is, eS are : omerene, specia counse! r | “oe nat : rough the transactions incident ; , - a? Te =m Paste SS, — , , . - at i dil S , 4 ‘ener ‘ . A té > 4h ( on ts © Ne . . > 7 ‘* CO 1) Marted it with a small manor at)? . lice statute, the first applying to a | sp, felici uolsner, responde-t 10 | cases, received a telegram from the says pe yi Ms a - ental ane, | Owe much of what I've done. this lease. a - “a: ete : ‘ j , - ee ‘ ' ; 1st a lta 4 | Ve * . ».* _— « *« ~~ . : ’ ii } « Si I- * ; ¥ ; a « } " ‘ % Dis gate. green-tiled roof, doors Ls St. Louis and suburban popu- (| felony and the second to a misde- een Toasts § we,e | Clerk of the Unsted States Circuit j mit suicide while t riental ou This morning my aunt toid me And again: WAS NIT ; 4 We “indows, chimney ‘and flag pole. ; lation. has exceeded the a meanor. The Judge's attention had drunk to the sister republics. ‘Court of Appeals at St. Louls, in- Agape that the last thing my mother had | “Our conclusion ‘s that the Gow f . ': : . ~ . th ; ; : ie ? ' *S6 i AA ‘a ae 2 . — . a as -~r ? 2 ‘ rné « who OSES o) | sini ‘ ; ad ‘ , 2 iT , TO Do ad Post box made a hit and neigh. ‘ desired 1.04 1) 000—rea] estatc bee nm called to this duplicari. mn hy Iwo Men Die In Forest Fire. forming him or the Government s ; ¥ ou ty. hii on rs > P — © said to her was that I must play in ertiment has sustained its clatm . ates as ’ y ci : = *? - .% e .. : ‘ "ys 4 oe =>. . -4 - - lé te ‘Ti wi itt are S'arving yOuUfr- “ ria’ % , P i entered into the competit tion } Vaiues increase as Population serense attorneys at the start of RENO Nev Sept 2¥.—Fire latest victory. bes m pres 1 vi iby"? } beter 4 “TR the world's series, come” what , that the tease and contract were | G. F increases the trial. but they had proxs-n: fighters searchi he hills w -}' “FT knew the ' would decide | S¢!ves intellectually, he salu. © ' may.” = es - 3 ox leads the race with a | iMMCTEASES. /o iia, OUL They had presented | Aiers searching the hills west of I knew the court wou! eC) | ‘ Nay procured by fraud and corruption TI : senate anne ; Care Te 'who have nothing believe we Pave a8 » he ; LL A\ = Ff miniature castie. The postman pulls } To buy St Lo us or suburban ‘Hho argument on the point, ; ee ED se 1s j= my? ee - t © ris we r a = i : ry ' - 4 latch string. which lets down a | real estate for investment ic ( /!8¥S allowed it to pass for the time |S¥ePt by a brush and forest fire, | ponmngget scrip sing: newts atons | Uiterent but I am afraig | can't The decision rebuked the ‘rial \ORROW !! ; 4 drawbridge across the moat, formed | therefore a «afe, sure way to oeIng ‘early today found the charred! Dawes Buys at Art Exhibit. |} You think poe add seruggie 2°0OMNS | i¢ | did. 1 know that if she could | court. presided over by ‘Ped a _ ~— wey 80 . rg : : e ; th urts of arbitration. ut }ou tt ; | alias ° e neat ‘ ‘ A ‘ my” : ‘ : ie - te 1 ‘— ; > J - —_ : . . a7 the ni behind which he deposits | Desirable investment Proper: } nesses were unfriendly to the pros | tiled as Ralph Morse, a railroad! dent Charles G. Dawes is one 2f oe Hse war is bad business. There! [ had not stayed here for the | j June 19, 1925. ruled in favor of y’s te "— 7 ieacet at a) a bas - ea = ite "| games.” mail. thes im vacant lots. apart men ecuation. Lacy and He re le rson hove ' ~ PCtlOM hand, and the oth: ra one fi our Pp urchasers of Chi cago artists i CAN be no lasting peace unless Yon | cam : h hy p ; Sinciatr, anving neo evidence of gag ' r ; > , - ; ” . ' ee a rey? ’ wie oie. : . Hopkins Teacher Ends Life. suburban acreage, homes os (i ing been under indictment in the i= the two inmates of the Nevada work from the exhibits of the All ‘strive to work for the good Ff a:l | . peor ee eed raud had been found. ; - . | ie ++, Does a > dit ll . ’ y . alte = ‘ - ~ ~ ~ ” =" x ° - te s 4 d e* “yg Tt, ; ; + : arenes ated Pree ;; * business houses are fully de. $| case. and John Bowcock Assistuo- State Prison. who hac been fight- lilinois Society of Fime Arts. The ; mankind.” : aeye, seertary & the Carta, Se eee eee S ; é 4 4 ~*~ « ae tJ ; : . ae8si*. * a . ¢ > Sore ine ' : Sta tse * eo . ™ ™ «% on Ma. Sept. 33.— sctihed according Bee Enretinn 2. Creut Bttames upon witeoun ing the flames, ltotal amoun paid for the four | oe aa yannounc ad that he wound rea n a | There was plain and damnire rma : Y 4 fa ei tie paleninreeipyans | . ‘ ¥ | / decision on his cot ry “Citeck | " ' , Tea Fitzhugh Eberman, 27 over in the ‘Post- ‘Dispatch }; Sidener’s lawyers sought to throw State Gets $86.169 From Big Fight. pieces of art was placed at $1200. | Dog Runs Up Charge Account. decision on his course by 5 ociock | ircumstantial evidence of fran 4, rs old, Associat ’ " |) a « si Ee : ~ ent. patna the Amsociated Prees ithis afternoon. In the event oe | the AppetTiat _ . e professor of © state columns. Ww gait blame attaches in the| HARRISBURG. Pa., Sept. 29 ” a pperaie eure = held. it Migtry at Johns Hopkins Unie | § Ie will pay you to read them Rutherford | we , oe th “i “ Tt ‘State T ee te | British Flyer Reaches Athens. BOWLING G REEN. O., Sept. 29.) decides to co to his mother’s bed- | pointed to the “loan” of $27 446 ions = Pey fy em . erford case léir opening | 1¢@ State reasure »dav Ce} TY ! r . “ - > wi =" ; ; = z ty, died from self-admi nistered |: thoughtfully and to use them ‘| statement. was 20 pehltseest wae eco ell + pt ote tai ATHENS. Sept. 29.—Alan J. Cob- j|—Dr. WH. ae rt, ae o side, he will take the 6 p. m. Lraia/in Liberty P nde made by Sincivie § fm Prison, a Coroner's jury for » ae Se Go age ' a : Oo SOete- FETs : aSysvVania 4 evic ; | . | fuses to be further responsidie for for Austin. arriving there '‘ate!‘o Reeretary Fall as Lieatt + mind to- | consistently Cf fyi arcainst — » in : “ oe lish aviator. who is! es J an indicattes y- ying against his chief that he wos |Committe $86,169.70 as the com. | 4m, the Eng the debts of Pal. hie pet collie. The |Saturday That will make it seces- z that “dealings fm bonds het ween -_ ones aia ; : ne? aCe. h +e 4 onewen ! . q oS " " : . » P — . , ; : ee ‘found late last nicht. right te a3 Os t. D ; s d t h » one ia ‘ = t ~ ind, | m mnweaith's share in the Dempsey- | nearing home on his return fignt | dog. recently treated by a veterina- «ary for him to miss the two apon- | Sinclair and Yall “as not a nore) wale. in the summer\ cort | C | Bowcock and Sidener met aft-| Tunney heavyweight championship | from Australia, reached Athens last | rian for tonsolitis, liked the treat-/| ing games of the series here. out in| transaction.” It asked why H ‘N is ge ieee Beaty wet a age of |‘ t Se, Lows’ One Big Reel Estate Divectors er the jury Was dismissed and, bout at Philadelphia last week. The night from Syrfa. His next jump ment so well it has been visiting | that event he expects to he able to , Rlackmer of the Standard On a, : s . . ae f ’ 3 i . if ” . ¢ > > . ; mY + . , - ‘9 ie — . " . ; | " § es Teleph one MAin 211? j shook hands on the steps leading State was entitled to 6 per cent of | will be for either Naples, Italy, or ‘the hospital daliy, running &4/ rejoin the team in time for at wast | ind Jamee F Cv Net former mre ie 4 ua - Dr. Eberman’s body was t Po i re St Pines-on-Severn, near here. ps ———~ | Cc Continued on Page 3, Column 5. {| (he gross receipts, Marseilles, France. charge accopnt. two of the games tn St. Louis. Continurd on Vage 2, Column © 2 aS | 3 ‘ : ° , : es : * Rn ae re iy ees (alee yh tei HR RRR aces oh sie le Ae See Re oo Bp Paecadl o- * * e > ¥v ree rr) ARR a IO > NERS peaes tere) cet eho Og ee

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- | Canada) ‘U, S.-CANADIAN UNION Cig “North American Continent = Stars and Stripes,” Hig - | Vision of Future. .. | By_the Aesociated Press. ; | LONDON, Sept. 29.—Canaga . ultimately join the United gees in the opinion of the me Truth, a London weekly, “AN the Canadian Poli newspapers, mill‘onatres and fessors affirm that never will Car ada join the United Stateg” a" |writes. “That ts just why t . opinion, the thing wil] ha ths neg Ppen, | State is never tn real. danger (its integrity and independenes guaranteed by its neighbors the ‘nice’ | be sure, al] : favor the 2Nglish bn jnection. .They come to : every year, and have many here. Some of them even English titles. But ‘n demoe nal }it is not the nice, bug¢ the Fe | .people who govern.” a The pressure of American tie Be Y % 7 People (pe “big business,”” he roek On, offers i Be choke C ganized for Purchase nadian commercial] men hetween combination Un'‘ted States or ruln. demand for separate Canadia diplomatic representation at W. : ington as an : re and concludes: “The unification of the American continent . ; Stars and Stripes will tomorrow or the day whether, when it does come 't will | be a benefit or a. calamity. {t : impossible to say.” te With the "PEYTON C. JONES, 82, DIES AFTER LINGERING ILLNES§ Peyton C. Jones, 82 old: years Sanitarium, where a patient fer the past six years. We Jones formerly was secretary of th American National Insurance (@ He was @ member of the Ransor ' Post of the G. A. R. | Mr. Jones is survivea by th ‘sons, Percy C. Jones,. eashier-vie ow + | .' president of the Southwest Ban! evel- | ants. | ere- ney, Prior, after Har- that erve coVv- ment. nfor- naval e in- Bel. | Charles T. Jones, president of ft »Capen Belting and Rubber Cos Louis J. Jones, Fulton Cotton Mill, and a daughter M William G. Clark of Montclafy, N. J day morning at 9 o’clock from ag undertaking establishment at $62 | Olive street, to the New CathedraLl Interment will be in Calvary Ceme tery. Another in Illinois Senate Rare, . SPRINGFIELD, IDL, Sept. $ Nomination papers were filed her today by Samuel C. Irving of Gali cao, as independent candidate fer ‘the United States Senate fro lilinois. The papers filed in the office of the Secretary of State cond sisted of more than 190 petitiont J rmmost of them filed with namea, a) * a ——— ew ooo ds Money? eV on an get out of debt. The Yahlem Plan. It isan easy Why ask your when you can get $50, $75, $100 or dorsers” pair th hbors or employers. tial. fiden ome ople to deal with. Thousands borrow from us eir home or car, etc. We don't Everything fs Borrowing from us is just in any time and you will find All we ask is your week. e Corp., _ 1035 N. Grand Open Til 9s P.M. a ‘ a miss it. Lor ‘ . “ominoue portent Bag and The funeral will take place Frigg PALS TO FANS GIVE UP SEAT WORLD'S SERIES ] ‘Jant Breadon of Cardi- ils Asks St. Louis Tick- ? Holders to Turn in ner Extras. rKS TO PROVIDE wR OUT-OF-TOWNERS —————— ne ‘no House Has Been and Resale at No Advance ’ i ; i i | ; FOUNDRY HEAD AND TEACHER WHO WED F | } ! | | ; 4n appeal to holders of tickets | » three St. Louis games in the, ad's series toe surrender those. pat least one’ game to supply ftown visitors was made to- by President Sam Breadon of Cardinals, following his organ- | wion yesterday of a _ clearing dee which will buy in the tickets athe price paid. | | | ‘died today at the Missouri Ba ptigt ‘Mhe clearing house is composed | he had been yi Washington avenue wholesale | can) nts, who have Emselves to re-sell the to out-of-town visitors, chiefly schants who do in St the year round, at no ad- in the reguiar price. he plan first editorial in the pwhich it pointed hoa sacrifice et holders would be manifesta- be of the hospitality quite business was suggested in Post-Dispatch was out-’that on the part piedged ) tickets. or , —#trauss Photo. HOMAS MELLOW, philanthro- Tris and president of the Liber- Co., and his bride, ty Foundry i who was Miss Maude E. Bebee, for- com- | miy claimed for this city and! citizens. Thinks Fans Will Sell also. readon believes, Beessful ticket purchasers, who not afford the bisee all three games. "The baseball club is doing and ie done everything in its power vent tickets from falling into time from work guehands of speculators,’’ Breadon “I cannot believe that St. fans will knowingly turn etheir tickets to speculators or accept a higher price than teacher in the Des Peres Mrs. Mellow is the daugh- merly a School. ,ter of an old friend of Mellow and ‘had known the philanthropist as 1 that it -be of genuine service to many’ friend and adviser for many years Mellow, who has five grown chil dren, is 68 vaers old, Mrs. Mellow, 48. They were married Monday, departing on a month’s honeymoon ‘in California, and will reside at his |home, 6633 Vermont avenue. His ifirst wife died a year ago. who paid for tickets they cannot | I know of no other city ha world’s series has been that has shown any thought- s of its out-of-town visitors May believe that the winning in , e pennant is great advertising t. Louis. Say that if we successfully care of any great number of rs who come without tickets - we will be more favorably ertised than any other world’s city.” Where to Sell Tickets. me following wholesale house: purchase and resell tickets: eStix Dry Goods Co. Ely- i Dry Goods Co., Hamil}‘on- Shoe Co., Roberts-Johns0- ma Shoe Co., The Carleton Co... is-Polk Hat Co., Central Shoe Rothschild Bros. Hat Cc. pwn Shoe Co., Bettman-Kl>in- ser Clothing Co., Elder M-n»- uring Co.. Curlee Clothinz ae wer Bros. McElroy-Sloan Shoe Langenberg Hat Co.. White anch Shelton Hat Co., Friedman- iby Shoe Co.. Peters Shoe Co.. Med States Rulher Co:, Lavis- Owskj Mercantile Co. and hal-Sloan Millinery Co. Greater amusement activity and mr swarming of visitors than ‘ay week for years is expected | October 2 ; Be on hand for the scrap of the mammoth new Misso 4 —and then see everybody you? ble are expected. ger Special’’ Union Friday, via Wabash. 4:30 am Saturday. Station 10:30 pm, Delmar Ave Arrives \O Stay on slee 0 if you wish. 4 g@—“Tiger Speciai” leaves Colum~ © midni 7:10 Reguler trains wa Webash leeve ght Saturday and arrives Del- * am; Union Station 7:30 am Unien Staetien 9:03 am, 2:00 pm, 6:30 Awe. pr, 1s 10:30 pm—Delmer minutes later. Reewler trains leave Colambia et 1:00 arn, 5:30 em, 11:30 am, 4: pm, Make Wabash Ticket and Locust Street, Union §tatioa stepping eat Delmer Ave. your reservations early 4° Office, Broadway s al P 6r Delmar Ave. Station. WABASH} ae — age uae night Gal New Di) « al bande mt ty Ewident Heydier of © : apo ie andal ieee ok . ance of the American réservations Low Prices On Ali Sizes of Tires” If You Are Short of Ready Cash, EASY PAYMENT Plan. No Red Tape. No Delay re—— HARRY WHITE SAYS “GET OUR {\coon YEAR | MERCHANTS TIRE CO. lincher a ouaen 910.15 2710 Washington dE fferson O87R rT rice Vt fgor nen Sundey M arning ; r i } | | ~~ — **—— ."e } ) | eS ee) . =" 1 ott ah bot . , ee os ~~ > ~ et) he s ” “TAA, a bos + ‘ itee al ws \ 606-08 Washington Av. READY THURSDAY A GREATER HOSIERY VALUE! ca " 4 Sale of Fine Chiffon Gk yt aa ‘ ilk! Top to Toe! ; a 4 XQUISITELY sheer and lustrous! And so evenly woven of selected silk thread they sheath the leg in magnificent fashion! We have never found their equal in qual- ity or beauty at this low price. Im fact, the price is only possible because of a very large order which we placed for all our stores. Six-store mar- ket prestige again cre- ates a new standard of value! This is the first time Hose of such fine quality have been offered at such a price. ALL FULL FASHIONED ALL PERFECT! NEWEST FALL SHADES KLINE $—Main Fleer. 45 Beige Biscust Medium Gray Atmosphere Flesh Silver Peach French Nude Grain SE a Nao ARNG RRS 08 tm yg arta: N LE RII ORE I CT OT NEI ARGININE, a ANRNDI we 3 spesese}e?s ‘ Te eee . = . % ; 4 Ee eas woven Pe ceca Rm a at ois name Whth Week aiee ithe Mh. ane ott Neo on ere he Poy aa bas = RO a al ae : aap ” 4 —_ . - — _— ‘ ° ton oe Ky, - fiw * ha pet ite ~ ~ Botan tthe? Sine ISS AE i EOS tte te: “einen = Seam naretiggs >,” * a . ¢ 0 “ Ney Sues 4 ries 2 : yj - ; ; > i : 2 ial PA Ren neta nt tpt RH BT A genagtetr Nibisby eke nena ee a eee saline R 5 fa od Fe ona - « . gee > A panennns % Jerre a ne eee oe cuinies wl Fee ER ee ad i Ai Sab aia a ee ee ee og CR es a er SNE Picea PURER page SS ger 2h, i git neti” ies nn a ag = tee ee ee EO EDS RRR * etns

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BAER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER PAGE 4 _ Child’s Union Suits | 2 for $1.00 LIGHT fleeced Suits is | sleeve, ankle length . button-waist mote 4 with : seat; come in white; sizes : Shop Here Thursday—Extraordinary Values inEvery Department On |** ~~] AVINGS Day —DOWNSTAIRS STORE Baby Blankets at 2 for Creesecloth, 20 Yards 00 Ruffled Curtams [icc vie” nage | 00 cloth pga) i $ 1 00 i OR the wee folks of : to 6 . years: of wool and wool . mixtures; most of them in coat ; 1 model; some have belt and pockets; red, tan, brown, blue and buff. {Downstairs Store 500 Sweater Coats 1 | | No Mail 7. | or Phone Orders | Filled Women’s Union Suits 3 for $1 - Soap Combination Veal 89c Each Comb- Men’s Bib Overalls $1.00 Of heavy blue Unusual $1 Specials Men’s Work Shirts, 2 for $1 lge DU rer very low priced for signe, of rs are & S t a a hile with — ama Savir gs Day. € § bive etripes; crib size — Bath Towels, 6 7 00 jenim, rein: mation includes » eee one. Baby Blanket . — forced ig Gt Sine chambray: Lave ons or twe geckets and Sacet | round enameled Bleached Turkish $1.00 .é: yl ce Re Ventilators, 2 quisette, neatly ze; come in pink z “3 .34 bE - a co 7 ta ae ng Os si owels, size 17x loose and tight Well-made Ve ruffled and blue ¢ becks per = a co. See M E tt S t $] aE “di : crash dish Towels. knees; come in with adjustable . have ‘tie-backs edge: others ribbon model: sizes 32 = 's otton wea ers, box a Chipso 2 rose ay cor sine 7 | «taggers “i bound to 44. Blue p13 co iar style wi okay Sphe pockets: full cut as and — 1 and 1 bar of Iv- Unbleached — 8 Yards and incall Bs | Babies’ White Coats jumpers she pitas 5.0 ee vheg ory Soap in the samples, etc. room, bath- match: sizes 36 a. “fabric; va 94 to 44 at $1.00. ; ned and finishe year white. blue an stripes an s izes in : 64x76 Sheet Blankets, Each 100 Children’s Coats Brocade Girdles Men | i f 25 f $1 Some are fur tritm- en ’s erc e S, or med, others are yh Si $ size, al] white Handkerchiefs with % -inch hems; tatiored rr odels: suit- ——— 1.43 S Bil a: e soft launder ed reacy to ure See ‘es; q(i-b\| Flannelette, 10 Yards, $1.00 A latge as- ay anne e€ e, ar S, ° Boudoir Lamps There are 500 in block laids and piain colrc Cc aiae and tan; slight t. a \ seconds; have stitched . i e ends ‘ft # en Drapery Damask, Yard Felt Base Floorcovering 25¢ ¥5 Servicea ble Kitchen Sto Well-braced me with white enamel Choice of a number of number Os ee * Ro SA ree te 534 “ eos aie : VE te oe ag ee matinee s gap co nimagcs ews ~y a’ ste ee a es % ae eee y i a a “1 ie ; pee Sey ayia 4 rege RPC gp oc NR ee ie sh a se Senin tat cnet style, have flexible soles and ruber sleeves; of khaki : blue chambray., Steifel striped or plain blue: Sizes 3 to 8. Have high - epliced .eeee chamois suede fabric, novelty cuff Gloves in A limited velvet, combi- nations and felts; all col- ors and styles in the assort- ment. Oval Rugs at 2 for $1.00 Babies’ Dresses at 2 for $1 Girdles and Corsets at $1. 00 Li] sizes in Yorepets and Corsétalis of r caaet- several styles and caditne alongside of ruffle; double ruffled valance Broadcloth neckband style; plain white and fancy patterns; all sizes 14 to 17. Heavy’ brush stvile ‘or Mats: come in size tx26 inches very low ced for Savings Day. et he wd Other group Ss | a & pee ’Kerchiefs, 10 for LA nes ©T c tT? 7 eo uw } #, Cc liner Hondkerchiefs — +s i . } . ’ 7 : oo mCi hems. Ai! are of first quality ered, others have fancy Made of good terns; light and dark colors: regular and ex- tra sizes; very low priced. woestairs Store.) A NL AE OR Re RS EE NANO Ne TT ET NA RE A OR A A NN Re OR AR Re NO OEE ae ON tS A a A A lt NS i tt CC el Nl ee A tl NE tO A EL AGOGO A A IG aioe Pr vets . LOL LE OE LOT EE AE A CCE AALS | ETC ICI tn felt-base Floor- ‘ Beautiful striped and heavy covering 1D Hoover Dresses at we evegaomnsay of EN f i ting Pla n t and medium co! pint — of ali aan nent In one Cc A x mins three choice Made : «8 i pink and peacn 4 / i; j ored £t erie es ‘at d checks ‘tab! e eo r nightgowns, paja- poner ht par on and oe oe re 2 Rugs in choice pat is gon 2 idan blue 2s 9 J 00 .00 a : ae cord and SReaieca EL patterns and | yards wide; hite f pric: t | Rien 36- J L I th 10 Yd $1 “Pp sic colors; all are] i please bring shawl collar; sizes ee ee n. teh 0 wey’ — byes Sunfast Drapery, 5 Yds. seamless; mill oor measure- : : ined Ak Png, = ae oe rejects, but : . 51zZes 25 to 36. - = . nisnec aresser, etc. (“ol lored drap ery ma- $ = : | ne it lie | Women § Heavy Sweaters . , . > gal Inger ' nee wnstairs Store.) roe ae ea in and fig- , 730 | . — ~ Bottle —— ate i anger get gg le ‘Downstairs Store. — ured effects, comes | 144 Caps modeis; nade with Bi k Se t 5 y rd $1 siete se z | heavr c co lla r and years; | . | block plaids in is Nigger BOP 1 em c many new _— colors and ean soe 4 rs = | 4 ; Fy ee por Soap; buying limit. of aaa) eee “- combinatio . spice ecis Me W k T $1 00 oid, an an 20 bars to a customer. tees Ica cine aa Confiners at | and toe; lare¢ _ 'S = chaopteiint. a ee Hi ame an | in coat style in _ Medium — striped t assortment ot fl ut and str : 2 ave overcast . — — lees: percentage tees 2 faster hee new shades: i in 3 Dp: ns: sizes 2R stitched ends; ousehold Brooms at a sella ge | immit of 2 to Bty e; "To ee 81, to Pa ee 306 G od U br ll $1 roe 72x80 ig 3 a ee Cc a | ee customer. : eis bg gh seconds. Dewnnteten ee et m ae as at Sa ty a aoe f ao h ne dies: all Downstairs Store.) | Carpet Sweet | o Ai weight Women's Sample Corsetalls Cae GLEN ELT pth thom a | Bo , P] S . sty . « can ts engtt the, in Cc , : es 10 noon } volving brush. | ys Play Suits good assoriment Trimmed Hats Infants’ ‘Sweaters at $1. 00 Men’s Good Shirts | or’ hvn!"s Women’s Dress Aprons : ' ROME gate . Bae bon : - eee ered 2 for $]} $2.00 | arse cns src $1.00 x 2 for $1 } ar aioe dered: dad * or Dine « | Women’ § Sen Suits, 2 for . : agit 9 or | Have square Rar ed und 00 : ; ; neck, short ee meee ° number of and go led ginghams, , i i¢€ i , - iain: ne Sleds josed, shell eddie viet nN J models: some have par stripe aan — ecllar "a 4 chambray and | bilt- , zen. t ider | mbre voke;: infants’ sbatenr t in C 2 sae eesti crepe in many . n ¢ > k . long - “— p s = : = x Fall Hats of ees , a ide . of eT ' :€s8 ‘ a . “J tached and desirable pat- | Cookie Pres Made of good qt minum—excellent ing fancy cookies. T\, , {| OW Nise $3 rs ~ re " Women’ s Vests, 5 for Guaranteed Alarm Clocks at rr cna, to nt in Boudoir Slippers Pair, $1.06 ’ . ; Pine and-turned B > AP; Suits ae ie anal a | Men s Uni Tests wit s oys 1ece Oul seaman —, = . > ih j on Suits | | rin alle 00 ——s he gu 400 Nes He adh ‘$i, 00 reriatty “tor Sn SG OY Girls’ Better Dresses |B | | ' | $1.00 2 ew Han ags, @> $5.00 | wear: i ft O-Cedar Mo . a and I # : 3 — = |i Polish. $ ' Samples of a : 3 f $1 ¢ ) Bach Suit . . $1 00 3 i " -o ’ | : well - known Men tet — 2 ~ or 2 Wo “Di 'S | . ame = : of Girls Serge Skirts . - i Triangular-shape | ; aie Shed , 4 coat, vest, 1 ee ee i = H . (" a pnd a nots agar a pk Infants’; in- E ‘dk ¢ omen’ s nion uits, $ pair long pants ih ehbes eae 65 one in on s | bettie of it length Styl capes Sone cluding ki- ty / Js we elese nee lengt? Te and 1 pair of waimt attached: see — r , | : with : iaced oo ric first ous caper guare OO ,t8 74 Suit fine cs d combed ‘estbed: m ottuen we! ‘ght ’ short pants; 6b to 16 | | vate! | . d petticoats; popular. " oe | , crotch; medium = i c come in tne and = | Shand heave i Men's Work Gloves, 10 Pairs nd eta 2 Ray on Under arments, $1 English mode! Girls’ _School Dresses wash fabrics a | weight; ecru a heabbeae aoetaed trimmed with . yo g , pi ig ing nehanr the »: come in sizes 7F | \ and random col- ; Ne nds - an ube west} .00 gpa blue. ‘©. Veste and bi oomers; these are | . — te m : yen? Cc | y to 14; jut ae a | ors P , to 16 +9 | 36 to 44. ; ak gooa Weight <a samp : an i 5 is f the better makes: n t nil sizes ; — Petters nT to sei). i} (Downstaire Store.) “~ } Downestair: ter nm the ot Tri it a a u ler Wissen oe a ‘OWE fs 6S re pe A ve me Dn ew ‘nine Store) ji a t Electric Toast (Downstairs Store) —- — Bt Nickel-plated Ti the popular uprigh 4700 Yards of ‘‘Leader’”’ ee Delivered to Your Home Special Sale Group of Women’s Shoes | $y 76 100 Girls’ Chinchilla — Newest Silks : 5 Sizes 6 to 10 00 $5.55 At | a *eard t lengths from one of the country’s Extraordinary Sale of New Silk Dresses T/ Pounds $1 00 * ———— | om uni good = lity --— =- oer cat t « €, | Teer Fount GROUND Mer Wig piiteé ae! LEADER" | Samples and slightly im- perfect garments of much higher-priced models. Wash Tubs. 9 Galvanized iron] 1 size; very special There are 321 Dresses in the group and we suggest New Coats tai- Mier jobbers; not every co! or in each | lored of good item, but a most unusual color range that you plan to make early guality chinchil- will be found. Included are: selection. amied em S e v era] la, a most serv- 40-Inch Silk Geor | ‘ h gette Crepe ' undred iceable material 36-Inch Silk Radium : In the group are those fashioned of satin, crepe satin, se, too — flat crepe and combinations in styles showing the new necks and sleeves. Attractively trimmed with pleats, panels, tucks, shirring, etc. Come in the desired colors and suitable for most any occasion. Models for misses, women, and women who require extra sizes. The imper- fections are slight, consisting mostly of misweaves. These Frocks are most unusual values when offered at this price. (Downstairs Stare.) for schoo] wear. Come in navy blue, gray, deer. brown, rust. Ful] lined with red cotton flannel. Sizes for girls 6, 7, 8 9 and ro. ly 100 to sell so early BR, em is i advised. 36-Inch Plain Chiffon Taffeta 40-inch Silk Crepe de Chine 40-Inch Sports Satin (Artificial) 36-Imch Satin Messaline 40-inch Canton Crepe (Silk Mixed) 40-Inch Satin Canton (Mixed) 36-Inch Silk Fowlards 36-Inch Printed Tub Silks 36-Inch Colored Silk Pongee 32-Imch Wide striped ba Silks OwTEtairs Store ) ing popularity we afe going to make deliv-. | eries. No mail, phone or C. O. STROMAERAPULER , D. orders ac- cepted: whole. bean or ground. (Downsta!l re Store.) — “corres | Pairs spe- | ie Fowl Shear: Nickel-plated Shears; excellent paring chicken and Included are tan calf Oxfords, pat- ent straps, kidskin Oxfords and & straps and satin; also girls’ have cuban and walking heels; 3 to 8. (Downstairs Ste ‘Downstairs Store)

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os inte ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATSH ____. WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29,1926 a _’ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ PAGE 5 DECISION REVIEWS SECRETARY FALL'S ; . . . ia i : e | Child’s Union Suits Boys’ Cardinal Slickers, $6.50 | PART IN OIL LEASE _ With Painting, $1 Additional | (Continued from page 2.) __ 4 for $ -00 i Have attractive Cardinal designs paint- go placer mining claims. Pracil- —_ . ; ed on your Slicker. There is a wide va- ‘cally all of the conferring and ne- : a4 y riety from which to choose. Slickers may gotiating for the — .~ — { ite 2 . & be had in cardinal or yellow. Sizes 4 to 16. pot Dome were carried on F a — pre eth long | . 7 9 " (Boys’ Own | eat Fourth Floor.) retary Fall. » a : meth style; |: a | “At some of the conferences wit Te | — — with drop 4 eee GRAND-LEADER ‘the Sinclair interests he was the seat; come in white; sizes 4 |! : | ‘sole representative of the Govern- ment. He dictated the preambie | of the lease, acted for the Govern- 'ment in settling all disputed ques- tions, and even assumed to sign the lease on April 7, not even for himself but subscribed also “and for the Secretary of the Navy. # _ “There seems to have béen doubt | whether it was necessary for the Secretary of the Navy to sign at all, to 12. (Downstairs Store.) | a ks for “Th Do I] ar S a | eC O f aes i ni These = tant Sporting Events, Choose Housewares New Frocks From These at Unusual Values Are Offered in Thi. Important Event Thursday on Our Fifth Floor 25 ls | World-Series games and racing at Fairmount | —these are exciting days when smart St. Louis No Mail or Phone R iz Orders ‘Filled Women’s Union Suits [3 for $1 Assorted top styles with ga Rr pcre nein sa mana em , aan ’ by at’ BV arr tay ” tae Fall Had Full Powers. “With the Secretary of the In- _terior rested the right under the lease to suspend operations under _the law; to consent to a termina- tion of the lease or an assignment -thertof; to place the value on gas and casinghead gasoline. Practic- ally all discret'onary power under the iease was vested in Fall. The Ventilators, 2 for $1 Crystal White Soap Saniflush, 5 for $1 ' bond, and acceptance of Sinclair loose and tight —— a 97 Bars for $1 ‘The sanitary toilet demands Frocks like these. The Sports Center aS security, aa to have been knees; come in with adjustable frames; Buying limit of 27 bars bowl cleanser—very spe- is ready to costume you smartly and correctly arranged by him. all sizes; all are size 9x37 inches. to each customer. cially priced. in Frocks of light tweeds, plain and checked “April 13, 1922, he wrote Presi- of first quality ae ' dent Harding inclosing copy of re- frisca, jersey and combinations of satin skirts and wool blouses. And in silk crepe, too, there are Frocks of charming simplicity, smocked or bloused as in the Frock sketched. Greens and tans and all the soft shades of the moment are here, and in all sizes 34 to 44. Other Sports Frocks and include samples, etc. ‘ply he had sent to Senator LaFol- lette who had requested of him copies of all executive orders re- \lating to Naval Reserves Nos. 1, 2 and 3. In this case he said: “Of course the matter of the process by |which we are obtained storage, etc. and the location of the stor- age, the contracts for the storage, ‘etc, and the location of the ( (lbownstairs Store ) ee 9x12 Axminster Rugs | Lisk Roaster, $1 Kitchen Stool, $1 Fern Stand, $1 NE ORR AN RE EY RD vice oan we i ve 2 innit tes ag Ae naam: shri t= in ~ saci eaten . ne . ea aed . z * - . odete — - en wo - a. - . » epee erin lies " - n r : ‘ a « — : - : te ; p e - , r : 2 ‘ - a ¢ r a Rta hen eee ee ee ee ee ee ee ae a eee Tee Bee ERR he are Mee tent epee «! aa na eariey tee: 2 fm , 2 ae ( | Chicken Roaster of blue | same, and in fact the plans of the 8.84 Well-braced metal Stool | enamelware; double style Tripod Stand with basket $99.75 and $39.75 I navy ‘as pedo arse: Arve rasserstio out ee, A limited with white enamel! finish. | with baking rack, _ that will hold large plant. _by myself and Secretary Denby, —| mumber of | | A fascinating revelation of the sports ' are military plans, and, in my heavy grade | ; mode is held in these distinctive Frocks of judgment, should not be given to A x minster crepes and jersey in clever one-piece and Senator LaFollette or anyone | | Rugs in choice two-piece modes, showing the new combina- else.” “In this letter -he placed af ; patterns and tions of colored blouse and dark skirt, the /himself ahead of Secretary Denby at af colors; all are (1 \\ cricket neck and other smart effects. ‘in working out the plana of the aie ate seamless; mill S (Sports Cénter—Third Floor.) Ww navy. The activities of the Secre- ‘ Hi ad. ot s, but : tary of the Interior in taking care ae we pe ta — Bottle Capper and — Bread Board and - Flit and Spray, $1 Se eee 413 aff Siaars store. c $] ee _the Secretary of the Navy were de- |e Py 144 ays, | Knife. $1 | Pint can with handy auto- ++ | cidedly unusual and indicated a i : ; , — Adjustable all-metal Cap- | Nicely decorated Bread | matic hand sprayer. Kills | h N Ww _deep interest therein. 1 ae | per with 144 Caps. _ Board with Knife to match. all kinds of bugs. — Cc Ou c ~ | Fall Made Trip to Wet : oF Women Ss Gowns | | ’ same | “Shortly after Secretary Denby + oe | == ls Excellent for the Stout Figure An Exhibit and Sale of |had acquiesced in Secretary Fall's i: _plan as to development of fuel of) \- 2 for $1 ; : . : _storage plants, Fall made a trip = ‘a . R Old F b to the Pacific coast to talk over i Slipover ag Z s (—— : S. 00 are a rics the matter with representatives of : style; some are % | g — | , | oil companies. He returned about : hand embroid - i 3 | eS ste In the Drapery Department, | the oe of we ae ra ) -e ° . “ | recor oes not snow whe er r ‘amed / | Curtain Stretchers, $1 Serving Tray, $1 lroning Board, $1 So that the large woman Sixth Floor | not Fall met Sinclair tn the West shirring; may A, ‘Size 5x8 feet ; equipped © White metal Tray with | 5-ft. ‘Size; with wide mav achieve that trim well- ees it is significant that upon — ahead in white {} | with stationary pins. 'handles and glass-covered | smooth ironing surface. y thi A gorgeous display of precious fabrics, ‘return the questions of drainage In lor pink; very j 4 decorated center. 7 groomed spate ag Re ‘Ss rich in old-world elegance and historic Prete tira te ae . ' af ; : ‘ cs ° ° 4 . low priced. -_ ee a Fic ad charm. Gleaming satins and damasks, fine This Wad been considered prior - (Downstairs Store.) a eee . hi old velvets and renaissance embroideries, ‘thereto by some of the Govern- : light boning PEIHSOF Ce tee glowing in color but softened and mel- ment officials and a report had | Doublette sufficiently to lowed with age, reflect the romance and | been made thereon by Carroll H. 300 J D | hold the diaphragm and f bygone age |Wegemann, at that time connected | : ory ofa ° w he Department of the In- er ) & 2 with the Departme sey wvresses | | ae . thighs, yet prevent crowd se ote : ; . } terior. As @ result of eenfereneus ioe 1 | | tepladder, ing, o ese fabrics, wnen used as pli- ‘it was decided to send someone to 63 $3.94 | en — ont Line and Reel, $1 pe fies +, eddie lie ae low tops, table and piano covers, 'make an éxamination as to the - ; ’ = ews | tone Mes . g , wall panels, are unsurpassed for ‘question of drainage, and through Misses and made of metal and attrac- a ao ee oe he venient bucket shelf. — Other models designed decorative purposes. They make = ciate of nae a ’ a. + of tively decorated. volvin reel - for the large figure are gorgeous gifts and are moderately K.°C. Heald was selected there- wool jersey in oi ‘ A mas available in our Corset priced, when you consider their tae verdertagt oo ; Se $ / Si) Yb, Selection. oe ee 5 Hi ee one in the geological survey was thown “in the spams - So gape cemiatrress ————— EEE further consulted on the subject. aba me ] — i | | Ak ‘Director H. Foster Bain of the Bu- yey = te : | -reau of Mines, and also 4@rthur W. — is eg } “a Flour Bin, $1 “Ambrose, chief petroleum technol- (Downstairs Store.) | Carpet Sweeper, $1 | Bread Box $1 White enameled Bin with ogist of the Bureau of Mines, like- Well-made metal case cover; holds 34 lbs. of flour. | Medium-sized white en- es a with f0- | ameled Box in roll-top style. 66 : sea wise gave some attention to the uritan ate atware [kent "mes ass stew Ge West and consulted with C. A. Fisher, a geologist, and also with Carroll H. Wegemann, who was then out~of Government service. | Drainage Question Raised. | “After Fall's return in January from his home in New Mexico Women’s Dress Aprons 2 tor $1. 95.000 Pieces Are Offered At an Extraordinarily Low Price 7 . | ) SARE Pe ep POA, pe Me sag rg Made of good Be eens : , ‘where he was Visited by Sinclair. ginghams, | | Seat Cushions, 2 for $1 Each, - and his counsel Col, Zeveley, the chambray and | P S $1 "Ss x 50 ‘dral stion was again taken ; 3: | antry Det, | Well-padded Chair Cush- or c drainage questio gain crepe in many 33 ; ee f black leath tt up and it was concluded that it desirable _ pat- 3 | Convenient s-piece Set— | !0nS Of Diack leatherette. : wes aeute. Seerees Dee ae 2. terns; light and : Made of good quality alu- | coffee, tea, flour, sugar and or ole The Eleanor Pump The “Puritan” pattern is new and exceedingly der Robison’s presentation of the a dark colors; *: | minum—excellent for mak- | cake containers. ie ; , -. the hammered effect. It is silver 'question finally became convinced a regular and ex- = Bs 5 ing fancy cookies. | | For Junror Girls attractive in ° ‘ b d is guaranteed and agreed to the development of : tra sizes; very $3 aes i ~ ———_——— . | > ‘ plated on a nickel silver base an : B Teapot Lome ag a whole. Robison » low priced. Bc: 233 | | a _net eee sninagy oid to give satisfactory wear. For this event we are promptly reported this to Fall. (Downstairs Store.) | \ meas smart, especially when fash- offering all the pieces that you will be most “Theat there was remote dancer | = —— ioned in a Pump with reptile ‘nterested in securing for a complete set. In- of drainage of a portion of Teapot | d : inte : ‘ Dome by virtue of leases in the | _ Enamelware, 2 for $1 ee eth pao cluded at this price: adjacent Salt Creek Field is ap- = HA’: VA St ctive rl g ; Girls Better Dresses —— hi NY Three - quart Saucepans, esigt@ e 7 y . ss | parent from the record. However, ee a Sink Strainers, Colanders, the vamp. $7.00 Teaspoons Dinner Knives the evidence clearly establishes O-Cedar Mop and is oisteners | Wash Basins, Dishpans and Same Style, All-Patent $6 Tablespoons Butter Knives that there was “ prone, -_ $1 00 Polish. $1 ys for $1 | 12-inch round Trays. 2 O f J $3 00 | Dessert Spoons Individual Salad . , aattocas ——e = oe . ‘ | . : drainage ° | - Triangular-shape Mop and | P gine ae te pagar | nang | — ae a ice Baby Spoons Forks ably not imminent enough to force Of fine ray- bottle of O-Cedar Polish. | t0r fa lators, eep the air ~ " Junior eerie a S ar Spoons Individual Butter immediate action tn the leasing of ons } lid col- | fresh and moist. «+ in a cut-out model of pat- ug : . , ee | leath ith contrast Dinner Forks Spreaders the entire property. ot Was & mat ors, also fine ila a %. ent oe r Me . d ter of five years or more according voiles, batiste a i of COlOk anc ‘texture an Iced Tea Spoons to some of the testimony. At no and novelty oo ff | Deets Ta ee Wiese) as eas es ‘time was the oll in the first Wail wash = fabrics; | eg * a ee (Silverware Dept. and farilt Aven®—" aes Creek Sand, estimated to contein come in sizes 7 | a f | o> between 59.000,000 and 65,000,006 to 14; Just 15° a ip Ie pe ea fesaneimne: {wrx barrels of oil, in danger of drain- to sell. bern W E Kettle. $ hs ee 9 k ; | «. It was not until the full | | : ear-ver Kettle, $1 ! ( : aK iit, Meare) Se , on $] Chamois. $1 Aiemianen ite eee : hows Armstrong S or Ino cum scheme of ee ee eee ae : ; “4 7» dy \ tire reserve, with its attendant fee- Nickel-plated Toaster in _Mastertan — ; . ; : : . uf . Nickel-plated steel Wall’ and Floor Metal the manufacturers of Uni- ye ax ediaal Pook =e - Yh a 1 | cates one re gutarss ageico for ‘pees | Conera for hotar regicters; versal Ware. Weigh up to [J Derived dsc wheels, >>>: Spee tO | |GRIFFITH . . iat dial s. . ) > Dan 7 > < _— eel een it in ake traps and satin; also girls’ Oxfords; paring chicken and fish. ee oe nem tee. ae (“Fifth Floor.) ci d White Sand XN I g ave cuban and walking heels; size® 100 Ibs. of washe —— = : e jt’ to 8 | (Downstairs Store.) : for small children's pray. — ‘ ee own (Fifth Fiocor.) ae * th et Seeds oS) sc oh TO eel os haat a eee Oe eS ae oe ea te Se : 4 ee 2 ee ee. tng! ee tigght® * pe Ce ty Sete te’ i

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PAGE 6 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1926. _. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —__ 32 Regular $1.25 Hair Clippers, each 85c 300 Packages of Gillette Blades (10 to a a package), package 65c Cutiery Shop-—First Floor: — eee _ ee ann Fewuggs Uanedovooert{Satney Regular 25c Linen Handkerchief Squares for women. Colored borders: and threads, 5 for 1.00 Colored Wash Goods Shop—Second Fisor. ee ee Telephone Orders, Shoppers’ Aid GArfield 7500. eae co Fete Rie Sg as eA Be. a Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth __ Store Hours: Furniture Regular $275 2-Pc. Living-Room Suite of gumwood finished walnut $155.00 Regular $295 3-Pc. Living-Room Suite of gumwood finished walnut $139.00 Regular $200 2-Pc. Living-Room Suite of gumwood finished walnut $175.00 Regular $250 2-Pc. Living-Room Suite of solid mahogany $167.50 Regular $350 2-Pc. Living-Room Suite of solid mahogany $225.00 Regular $275 8-Pc. Dining-Room Suite of gumwoed walnut $195.00 Regular $325 9-Pc. Dining-Room Suite of gumwood walnut $195.00 Regular $320 8-Pc. Dining-Room Suite of gumwood walnut $195.00 Regular $406 9-Pc. Dining-Room Suite of gumwood walnut $225.00 Regular $685 10-Pc. Dining-Room Suite of gumwood walnut $425.00 Regular $393 6-Pc. Bedroom Suite of gumwood and walnut $198.00 Regular $379 3-Pc. Bedroom Suite of gumwood and walnut $175.00 Regular $95 to $135 Odd Vanity Dressers $69.50 12 Regular $29.50 to $55.00 Odd Wood Beds, both sizes, each $19.75 2 Regular $54.00 Mahogany Spinet Desks, each $27.50 25 Regular $3.25 Smoke Stands of mahogany, each Furniture Shop—Fifth Floor. $1.45 Curtains Draperies 275 Prs. Regular $1.89 to $2.85 Ruffled Curtains, various styles, including soiled samples, pair $1.25 125 Regular 50c to 75c Sectional! Panels, section 39c 345 Regular $2.00 to $3.45 Imported Sec- tional Panels, section 95c 14 Regular $9.50 to $11.50 Florentine Panels, 42 and 54 inches wide, each $6.50 5 Regular $4.50 to $6.85 Florentine Panels, 36 inches wide, each $3.50 4 Regular $9.50 Handmade Russian Lace Panels, 45 inches wide $3.95 20 Regular $6.00 to $7.25 Shadow Lace Panels, 17yon stripes $3.95 35 Pairs Regular $3.25 Colored Stripe Curtains, pair $1.95 3 Regular $35.00 Velour Couch Covers in Oriental patterns $18.00 1 Regular $50.00 Silk Velour Couch Cover, Oriental pattern $25.00 7 Pairs Regular $17.50 Damask Por- tieres, 50 inches wide. Mulberry $10.95 295 Yards Regular 30c and 35c Com- forter and drapery silkolene, extra quality, plain and figured, 36 inch, yard 15c 300 Yards Regular $1.25 Upholstery Denim, extra quality, yard 65c 250 Yards Regular $1.00 Jacquard Up- holstery Denim, various colors, yard 50c 600 Yards Regular 50c to $2.50 Curtain Nets and Casement Cloth, 5 to 25 yard pieces, the yard 25c to $1.25 600 Yards Regular 75c to $5.50 Colored Drapery Fabrics, 36 and 50 inches ', Price Curtains and Draperies—Fourth Floor Electrical Appliances 8 Regular $5.00 to $7.50 Electric Perco- lators, 5 cup size $3.10 12 Regular $3.75 to $5.00 Toaster Stoves $2.45 10 Regular $7.00 Electric Heaters, 12- inch size ‘ $4.65 50 Regular $1.50 Hot Plates 79¢ 5 Regular $155.00 Eden Washers, demonstrators, guaranteed one year $121.50 8 Reconditioned Electric Cleaners, Royals and Americas $17.50 5900 Regular 65c Electric Torch Bulbs, -Downstairs. oes te Daily 9; 00 t to 5: :$0uSatuirday 9: 00 to 6:00. “Small Lot” Sale Ne otions $3.75 Wardrobe Bags, full - length size. Will hold six gar- ments. Cretonne $3.19 Energine, fluid cleaning prepara- tion for cloth of all kinds 23c 85c Al-lon Shoe Pockets. Heavy quality cretonne. 6- pocket style 69c 85c Al-lon ‘Laundry Bags. Cretonne, ex- tra tull size; strong metal eyelets 95c Shopping Bags. Zipper fastening; black patent leatherette —69c Mattress Covers: Al- lon muslin Covers: double lap fasten- ing. Full 34, single and twin sizes $1.39 85c Sanitary Step-Ins, thin pink rubber; net top: medium and large Sizes 75¢ Regularly 30c to 40c . Pair Omo Dress Shields. Regular and cresent shape. Sizes 2, 3 and 4 23c Sanitary Aprons, fine cloth rubberized; pink and white. Full size 35¢ 50c Sanitary Beks, pink elastic with tab and pin. Small, medium and large sizes 23¢ 50c Sanitary Napkins, best absorbent cot- ton; full size; 12 in box 39c Household Aprons. All - rubber Aprons in slip-over styles; novelty colors and designs. Each 29c [aoe |. PF. Coats’ Thread. Best qual- ity 6-cord: black and white; all num- bers. No mail or telephone orders. Dozen 45c Regularly $1 Dozen S. V. B. Hair Nets. Superior make in all colors gray and white. Cap and fringe style; full, medium and bob size. Dozen 55c Limit, 2 dozen to Customer. Vntiane Shy: rm iret Kinar Boys’ Needs 75 All-Wool Suits for boys. One pair of golf knickers and one pair of long trousers. $16.75 values. 7 to 15 years $12.95 720 Boys’ Blouses. Choice of high or sport neck. Plain and fancy stripes and patterns. Va- riety of fabrics. 7 to 14 years. $1.25 values 69c Bors’ Clothing— Second Floor. 69c | smail..: except | Offers Special Prices— — am are items specially marked for quick sale. Many prices for Thursday only. Many one-of-a-kind, and small lots priced exceedingly‘low. And there are many others, equally value items for Thursday. On the First Floor 1000 Pairs Regular $1 and $1.25 Chamois Suede Fabric Gloves 69c 300 Regular $1.95 Colored Satin Boudoir Slippers $1.45 432 Regular 25c Tumblers of Bath Salts, four odors, 6 tumblers for $1.00 Regular 50c Indestructible Pearl Button Earrings 42¢ Regular $2.25 Mother of Pearl Chokers Regular $1 Sterling Silver Cutf Links Regular 50c Silver Plated Coin Cases 42c Regular 50c Silver-Plated Vanities with powder sifter 42c Regular $1.50 Three-pound Jars of Ideal Mixed Candies $1.00 Regular 59c Nestles Plain Milk and Al- mond Bars (1 pound) 50c Regular 50c Milk Chocolate Silver Point, pound 37¢ 900 Regular $1 Silk Stockings with lisle tops. All perfect 85c 470 Regular $1.50 and $1.75 Pure Thread Silk Stockings, irregulars 89c 720 Regular 25c Women’s Linen and Batiste Handkerchiefs in colors and white—6 for $1 or each 19¢ 50 Erliup Alarm Clocks. Special at 95c 40 Pairs Regular $1.25 Steak Knives and Forks 89c $1.98 85c Luggage 75 Lightweight Black Enamel Suitcases, sizes 24 to 26 inches. One day only $4.95 500 Regular $2.75 Black Enamel Hat- boxes $1.95 150 Regular $3.25 Half-Pint Lunch Kits, metal case $1.95 300 Regular $3.75 Desk and Stool Sets $2.95 288 Imported Baby Dolls with moving One day only $1.25 Lugagge Shop—Second Floor. Household Needs $1.25 Bathroom Stool, white enameled 89c $9.50 Cereal Sets, neatly decorated $6.00 $1.50 Roll Top Bread Box, white japanned $1.00 $1.25 Potato Ricer. Extra heavy 89c $7.00 Copper Wash Boiler. Deep set-up tin cover, No. 9 size $5.89 $1.20 Toilet Paper, fine tissue, dozen rolls 98c $1.00 Thermometer. Porcelain face 69c 90c Saucepan Sets, pure aluminum. Set, 3 $1.00 Round Roaster. Pure alum- inum eyes. 85c 85c “ attractive, not shown in this advertisement. A page of super- Yard Goods ° Group of Silk Remnants—from already marked down prices, 25° reduction Regular $1.50 to $2.00 Box Stationery, box 75c 100 Boxes Regular $2.50 Crane’s Sta- tionery, pink and white, box, $1.29 Regular 35c Lingerie. Nainsook, 4 yards $1.00 Regular 35c Crinkle Crepe for under- things and gowns, 4 yards $1.00 Regylar 40c Tinted Mulls, 36 inches wide, 4 yards $1.00 Regular 40c Fancy White Voiles of ex- cellent quality, 3 yards $1.00 Regular 35c Dress Dimities, in neat checks and plain white, 4 yards $1.00 Regular 30c White Voile, 36 inches wide, excellent quality, 5 yards $1.00 Regular 25c Handkerchief Squares, women’s plain white linen, 5 for $1.00 Regular 40c Handkerchief Squares, men’s white linen, 3 for $1.00 Regular $1.25 Snowy Owl Batting for quilts, 72x90 in. each $1.00 Regular 50c Japanese Crepe in all col- ors, 30 inch, 4 yards $1.00 Regular 75c Cotton Suiting of novelty cotton with rayon checks, 2 yards $1.00 Regular 50c Wm. Anderson Scotch Gingham, plaids and checks, 3 yards $1.00 Regular 59c and 65c Challeen in quaint patterns, 36-inch width, 2 yards $1.00 Regular 65c Linen Handkerchief Squares for men. Colored borders. 2 for $1.00 Yard ‘ $125 Electric Desk Sewing Machines Sewing Machin 700ds Shop—Second Floor. $82 e Shop—lJownsiaillrs Women’s and Children’s Sweaters Former prices absolutely disregarded. Special group priced tor Thursday at $1.00 rd Fioor Sweater Shop—Thi! Offer Opportunities $2.25 Waffle Iron. High ring. No. 8 size $1.89 $2.00 Food Choppers. Four chopping blades $1.39 $1.25 Rockingham Mixing Bowl Sets 89c $1.50 Clothes Baskets. All willow $1.12 $2.00 Ash Can and Cover. 14-gallon size $1.69 $1.25 China Salt Box 89¢c $1.00 Polly Prim Dustpdns 79¢ 85c New Dream Cream Whips 69c $1.00 Floor Brush. Fiber 69c 35c Toilet Bowl Brush 25¢ $1.50 Ironing Board. 5!'4 feet long $1.15 Housewares—Downstatirs., Souggs Vi qnuervoort Barney CONVENIENT OUTSIDE ENTRANCE ON NINTH STRE GQ 380 Pairs Women’s Pumps of patent leather. Special at $2.95 60 Regular $5 Covert Cloth Dresses 40 Regular $7.95 Satin and Crepe Dresses $5.00 58 Regular $10 Satin and Crepe =’ Dresses $8.50 72 Regular $15.00 Satin and Crepe Dresses $11.95 96 Regular $15 Sport Coats $12.50 $3.95 Women’s and Misses’ Felt Hats. Regu- lar $3.95 $2.95 58 Regular $25 Fur Trimmed Coats $19.75 600 Pairs Regular $1 Pure Silk Stock- ings, full fashioned. Black only 75c 86 Regular $5.65 Children’s Silk Dresses for ages 8 to 10 $1.95 108 Regular $1.50 Children’s Peter Pan Dresses 95¢ 180 Regular $1.50 Hoover Style House Dresses 85c Vandervoort ’s Lower-Price Ready-to-Wear Basement. Floorcoverings 1 Regular $130 Royal Turkish Ru 9x12 feet ial 1 $167.50 Seamless Axminster Rug, 9x12 feet 1 Regular $50.00 Seamless Velvet 8.3x10.6 1 Regular $90.00 Daghestan Wilton — Rug, 8.3x10.6 1 Regular $80.00 Wilton Rug, 8.3x10.6 $53.00 49 Regular $6.75 Body Brussels “ | 25 2 27x54 inches 26 Regular $4.25 Velvet Rugs, 27x54 inches 1 Regular $42.50 Velvet Rugs, 7.6x9 feet $32.50 1 Regular $50.00 Body Brussels Rug, 9.9x9 feet $29.00 1 Regular $27.00 Body Brussels Rug, 9x8.9 $19.00 1 Regular $60.00 Axminster, 9x9.10 $30.00 1 Regulat $56.25 Broadloom Wilton Velvet, 9x11.3 $37.50 1 Regular $45.00 Made up Wilton Rug, 7x9 teet 5 Regular $19.00 Art Oval Rugs, “"G € Ft . $59.00 | iF | ' | if = $27.50 | 6x9 feet $8.00 3 Regular $4.50 Art Oval Rugs, 34x58 inches 1 Regular $35.00 Braided Rag Rug, 6x9 feet $15.00 | $2.00 iP health eat Peppers ‘| Imported from England | exquisite pattern of ffield plated silver just eived at Jaccard’s. These his and Peppers are of 'guite unusual design and are Brchiy ornamented with §croll design. ‘The Peppers are $15.50 pair ‘The Salts are $12.50 pair . be ie. ‘ewelersy LOCUST et NINTH _ Jewelers for Nearly a Century se K heffield Salts and a ti ane tk. eee oe pee oe OelCO em Cle ew Oe ——<— | ———e ——<S- | oo 6 -_ = © - = ——, _ — * pa __ —_, ——. ——-, 2314 Yards Regular $4.50 Velvet Car- pet, the yard . $2.25 24 Yards Regular $3.00 Velvet Carpet, | the yard $1.50 | 3114 Yards Regular $3.00 Stair Carpet, | | the yard $2.00 19'; Yards Regular $2.75 Axminster Carpet, the yard $1.75 15 Yards Regular $5.25 Plain Wilton Carpet, the yard $3.00 24 Lengths of Inlaid Linoleum, 4 to 26 square yards, the square yard 98c Bring Measurements of Room Rug Shop—Fourth Floor. Chinaware Regular $29.90 Imported China 100- Piece Dinner Sets $26.80 Regular $12.50 Semi-Porcelain 50-Piece” Dinner Sets Regular $7.95 Imported China we luster Tea Sets, 23 pieces Regular 75c Fireproof Teapots, ——e lined with white, 5-cup size ‘They stop the cause—pressing “fabbing of shoes. Once the corn is ved it can’t come back- because | J Fico: pas stop betore i bes tne ft sta Dr. Re bother. Safe, sure, quick results nteed. Geta box todayatyour | $9.90, | 1 “Scholl” s Zino-pads are thin, Medicated, antiseptic, protective, — B destiny No liquids, no tape, no risk, t’s or shoe dealer's. » “4 E fi y Regular $4.00 Glass Salad Plates, 8 ach, ys you be green or amber, dozen Regular $2.95 Glass Relish Dish, 2a : $2.25 5 compartments Regular 65c half-gallon Pitchers, optic. pattern, green or amber handle, 50 Chinaware Shop—Fourth Floor. Blankets Bedspreads } Auto Robes 5 Regular $27.50 to $42.50 Imported | Plush Auto Robes. Samples Less yA 11 Regular $2.25 Beacon Crib Blankets, 7 | size 36x50 inches. Pink and blue. Slightly soiled $1.25 3 Regular $37.50 to $50.00 Embroidered ® Bedspreads. Full size. sige soiled samples $18.50 12 Regular $30.00 to $87.50 Imported J Blankets of camel's hair and fir Less 4" wool 64 Regular $8.35 Sally Wister Beds spreads of crinkled rayon in blue silver, twin size 39 Regular $9.35 Sally Wister Bed spreads in blue and silver, full size $5.75 F Sporting Goods Regular $12 Dozen Silver King Golf Balls, 55 dozen $10.00 Regular $7.20 Dozen Arch Colonel ona Balls, 36 dozen at Regular $9.00 Dozen Cowhide Soc r | Balls, 15 at Vandervoort 's Sporting Goods—First Floer. a < ge NO * amber and frosted, each 39¢ Vandervoort's Electric Shop % bg ? Minimum Bundle, $1.60 ; Thing chine uestion, r this was the her *you know what ‘@nswer would be. Wash- | ing clothes isn’t what she | Was intended for. So ‘With your permission | We'll make it our busi- Wet Wash, 6c Ib. _ Minimum Bundle, $1.20 Wet Wash, Plat Work Ironed, 8c Ib. ' Bundles called for and de- - oy: ee ae all parts of St. s Jeolewced, Coe re Affton, Lakewood and | St. Louis. ee 470847084710 ‘ CASCADE WASH LAUNDRY oa = a ; ¥ 7 * Be “apr : TEP ee ee S a - - cM ha ha ac 2 3 ae ~~ - oo SS a oe ae eS e a RS NR a a a i i ee es - ae beet ee OR ee fe ee _ rah S aggecaet 7 ge? i i i aad 4

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hen Handkerchief . 5 for oode SS) p—Second Floor. a ee — A A a ee ~ cust, From Ninth to Tenth. coverings xoyal Turkish Rug, $80.00 ss Axminster Rug, $95.00 ) Seamless Velvet Rug, $33.00 9 Daghestan Wilton $59.00 ) Wilton Rug, 5S Body Brussels Rugs, $3.25 D Velvet Rugs, $3.00 ) Velvet Rugs, $32.50 ) Body Brussels Rug, $29.00 0 Body Brussels Rug, $19.00 )0 Axminster, $30.00 25 Broadloom Wilton $37.50 D0 Made up Wilton Rug, $27.50 D0 Art Oval Rugs, $8.00 ) Art Oval Rugs, $2.00 00 Braided Rag Rug, $15.00 gular $4.50 Velvet Car- | $2.25 lar $3.00’ Velvet Carpet, $1.50 gular $3.00 Stair Carpet, $2.00 egular $2.75 Axminster lar $5.25 Plain Wilton vard $3.00 Inlaid Linoleum, 4 to 26 , the square yard 98c asurements of Room Shop—Fourth Floor. t inaware Imported China 100- Sets $26.80 Semi-Porcelain 50-Piece $9.90 mported China two-tone bets, 23 pieces $6.60 ireproof Teapots, green hite, 5-cup size 60c lass Salad Plates, 8 inch, ber, dozen $3.25 omen. Colored borders $1.00 rsday $53.00 ony | | r c ) ior health eat 2 4g + = " 4 % « * + 7 * =a aes a4 So ay a. 4 Ss ‘5 \ oe 7 F or es eS. *@ gid eo8 9 pigebd tei fet A Qhite -_ é ta . rs 4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH teed: ge Ratha Pare ARP ene gaye whe Se) hy fork al . , wend RESS-SAI Presenting the Newest Fall Models—Lustrous Satins—Sheer Georgettes—Newest Styles —Vionnet Sleeves—Dress Effectively Trimmed with Metallic Embroidery —Smart Velvet $13.95 | $13.95 —“Over 1000 Striking New Silk and Satin ~~ WASHINGTON AV., Cor. SEVENTH >} ee ii Aga + tte mn Nee , , _ owe ao td 2 A> et s0te nate. nee a ae he Te aon ? , “4 . ‘ arene. “yy ie ee f tees a Ce Cage © ber et oe vd ee > oe RP Wenge, ap hniten we Mah. ay ’ =F ey baie -. we s lie a a op Beale ae Mtg a ee ke Mee es. 28 me iat : ae es bye Be tee tn” tre eM > Pera, or @ ete e pe et LE ON IO AE ey A. AG os > ak» Se . be paint . p (3 oe ee ee: on 7 * 0 p . . . ~~ eRe ney “penne - 3 - ‘ ee Tee yee oo we a 4 . ‘9 ss - % We Ahan tes OS rgd? oe ai ee sa OR + he z 5 ‘Re we : ‘ ie eke ee OT a Ants eotermaneaiaes Se Aeh Soph it~ tm pe No? illo gk Peas ear he ah 2 wy ae 1 ( ae ingal “ " A > OO wr hia biel ‘" NM > S 6 “ Bs ae et Ree CT ar aie a ee ne an: wore an on ' aye tr. ee Os pb ROR gar os e me ats ¥ LIN OIRO cig Ion Ge 4 & g ‘ ‘ i : ; ‘ 3 be i e # [f a . oa tp S> « ; te ; es iy © : 3 4 ar t : * :¢ a =, z x 7 . t = 25 : s ae ' ie f - - + 7 *\ * ; i 3 4 - ot 3 Fea - 4 = $ ‘i : = 1 ote is ie. % $ - | Be Ba ' P¥e * z F ie ; he $ : ; ‘ 2th : r q #4 ; il ia ‘ a = 4 3] ; t . a i: zi 14 i att, : Be ¥ s ty! ; = | ‘fo ‘ie t | i 2 Ase s -_ . 5 54 : c d tre d | ‘ ‘te = y - é 5 i fe © $f i é A _-”. i i ca " | oo 2 ‘a : ee .. se. ys 4 —_ t es q oa £ < q af 4 #* z + Ba : : i oo x :; ore : Ba ie ua Le ies ; z t 2 = = : ; : a 4 a £ : 4 7; 2 = | ae . | =e A : a : or = FE if Fy A ; gee se - no, 4 Fs 3 $ aya 5 d - - = . fo a . 7 is ; a 4] 4 « e Sg : = v re a ; ie 2 t# ress - Par ie 4 5 @ : 7a 4 :

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__. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1926 — Store Hours: 9:00 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Daily—Open Saturday Until 6:00 P. M. $3.50 “Maid” Heaters, ze: * “Chinaman” Laundry Bags eiegan EN : . 1 Value, Thursday, 79c _ @ Unusual value for Thursday in Elec- | A ‘ ; om od ant for tric Heaters; ll-inch reflector, wire 4 .. pos dg hea a ho ed guards, screw type element and adjust =| a P able base. Connection may be made Laundry Bags of cotton sateen, in : a +e ; 5 m Full Books fer $2.00 in Charge Purchases Made Thursday with any lamp socket. 4 — palpi ‘ is il ™ ~ bart Fz, + > . = ne EE See ae ee ee eee ii ieminae an few RS ie rt ner ad x ; ui ere aad wee Mae me ie ee * We Give Eagle Stamps and Redce ; asa itt | Cash or $2.50 in M ts wll ew Restricted Articles Excepted — ~~~ Select Thursday—For Here Is an Excellent Opportunity to Save on Beginning at 9 ; M. Thursday—The September ! : > Beds, Springs, Mattresses Cas, Springs, . —And Day Beds—Quality and Value-Giving Characteristic of Our Furniture Section | aa Se colored and striped Shirts. a Sa Ty green, gold or black. Will Appear on October Statements Basement Gallery a me ts ind Rp hee ky eg - - ie sn se . a ee 2 nad i sate ge PLE BL LIOR IIE DONE IE NA EN ER Tite eh ee . — are Pt Sa —_ =~ / ttm a De eens hy Pear a ee i. . pr MODE. 7 . —_- . — ee ee te ree eae mt ANE MCS AME TER REE or orem? " : iad ing “ge wel Z ie eared e " ant We ante he ay ® 3 ’ \ Re tel an oe X s rm ‘a o> ee wet 'S ai aoe ee eS en fi pl E «ei a OA Le LIEN ee Ness sate t 34 Dabo Ay eitn aive ee ea Maite as eaten Vain tnnoen nl eal ial bneih orp f% ew banal See Cw Ar Atte in Pantry Sets Pantry Sets ~ ° | SI $45 $1 Ti 40c to 60c Grenadine, 4 Yd Value... Value. ... | : curtain Grenadines in a calor Pour-piece japanned Sets; eh Five-piece Set: for coke : ured desisns for flour, sugar, coffee and Some Lots Are Limited—Therefore No Phone, C. 0. D., flour. sugar. coffee and tem, J FA DAIS ON OE IE eh RN NE oe nee PB es, ¢t > aie cars on eA for long cu rtains. ee : 39¢ te loral, bird 3% TRE SS Sesitos: "Beautiful coive come OR ee o> DANE «4 + NP Oe ea Sere , ee 4 > Prete e's ae “pnts seta ‘ ae ately ae en Japanned finish. ne tea, each covered. Will-Call or Mail Orders Will Be Accepted—Attend Early Soa S : ; | as 25c Marquisette, 8 Yare : ; Gowns, timed SE” ie Sm rT 9 | , , s | ‘a > : Mattr esses | Spr Ings —— ne = la White Laundry Soap, f- ; i ia hear chamtrey oe ar for __of fruit-of-the-loom, Peet Bros.; regular size. | ~ a , \ A | Y es ” .. “hit-or-mise”’ $9.99 | 59.79 | } P. & G. Soap e Peres c | eae = a Crawfoot fringed ends ——— = ae Seer EE Well-known “Barr Felt” all- | “Tacoma” Mattresses are noted for their extreme softness | Gray enamel! Coil Springs made $1.25 Roasters, $1 | 2 pe $1 $1 50 Scales $1 | 4 $1.49 Velvet Carpet, | . ? r cade , . ; ' ° for ility. Well constructed of all-layer felt with cot- = f leadin rin ee oe | a} y= inch Velvet Carpet in the most layer Felt Mattresses wath and Gurasity da : d : ra ticking: full | ay one Of te g SP a Savory” Roasters of black $1.50 Grinders, $l Procter & Gamble White 25-lb. household Scales with | ; coiera ont neat patterns. Ideal for roll edge. Well made, of good | ton center. Covered with good grade of art ticking; ru manufacturers. Very strongly polished sheet steel. | For sharpening knives and Naphtha Laundry Soap; platform top. | Be nee . > . . : . - . E grade ticking. All regular | and twin sizes. made in all regular sizes. | shears; screw table clamps. regular size. nits - S. gs 1.50 Felt-Base Ma sizes. , Seventh Floor | , eC a A ’ : | | $1. Felt Base Mats in the 363 ° X - ‘ ~ - ~e E } ah! "elit | ae rmours Soap cine Various colors and arlene 27 Bars ’ ’ “ae y I | 1 TN 1% for | ————~ An Unusual Thursday Offer of Ti yt) | BY ioe) | | White Naphtha Laundry aR % of Soap, in regular size tacking DL Loe Impor ted ee = | | Ss hal s ew Soap . — | Cereal Sets $1.50 Mop Sets, $1 |~¢1.5 Ovens, $1. | 22™$] | sicpettine hen | oe Oe Oil Floor Mop, floor water enter Bean Cheend ah fireproof inset. Johnson Floor Wax. 7 = mop and quart polish. Large size; made by $9.50 Value, 5 a dsop-treat doer. Procter & Gamble: for . iy % vat Us Lj ss laundry or household Special... . | use. @ Entirely new 15-piece imported — : ‘3 Cleanser china Cereal Sets, attractively deco- \/ jae Ss : 23 Came $1 rated in white and gold. Quantity is dee ee ge limited, so early selection is advisable. : “ Cleanser: cifter-tap per 4 ; ° in ° se: 4 Washable Rag Augs ™ An Especially Featured Group of Large Other Thursday Specials Chipso Roasters, $1 | $1.50 Pans, $1 | Mee) °° 2 $1.40 Pans, $1 | $1.50 Cake Dish $1 * Boxes $1 Genuine Lisk enameled ostcemenl Polar White exam | P| —____— for * * _ >; P ~ > > xe * 4 v e > ° t ’ ’ . nq 23-Piece Luster Tea Sets . .84.69 &-quart Polar White ename!- Heavy brass base, nickeled; Roasters; ventilating top. | eled ware Saucepans. 7 a $1 Colored Candy Jars... .. .48e ec lipped Saucepans. | 9-inch plate with cover. XMINS el U S ¢oc 3-Piece Glass Mixing Bowls, 45¢ | LJ mace 93 , Procter @& site $1.95 Fish Bowl and Stand.....$1 . | ble, for washing . Fifth Floor | 4 . Senne Use. | ee. 4 —Woven Without Seams * * KL | .s _ ee Crystal Chips oe. NA oa Thursday—An Attractive Offering of | ) — : = Boxes \ Pio | | 3 : : AM P] ; 5 . A ; ~ 0 — $1 Ss EN : 1 am Boudoir Lan ost Pleasing & Cas em ent : a Crystal White Soap RS | pore £ Pas aman Choice for on | kil mace by Peet ee CS - . = siike'’ene shade : — Curtains $1.50 Dishes, $1 __ $1.50 Tubs, $1 Soap Flakes $1.50 Reels, $1 $1.25 Hampers, ig e Silk Shades of Silk = or blue @ There are many charming allover patterns and motif effects in Covered Bonbon or Marma- | G@ivanized iron Wash Tubs; ie oe ——_, iia Hompews 7 ie, with beste wep these 9x12-ft. Rugs—some in gay colorings, others in subdued tones: - $6.50 Value, — a | ies aigiaiedieliaiia ory $] ee ee Bungalow Aprons, 2 with long — and the seamless back that wo many preter. Md > xd »~ Pair, | Startright Soap Flakes, “¥ ne . | practical gingham ae fine te | ' nad , r ; YY -_ > : tially 0 : y $34.50 to $38.50 8.3x10.6 ed b $ A .95 y : Ce ee , tome, Cl eee ee Axminster Rugs... .$29.75 igi RU PS | = Ivory Flakes : : }@3 4) $1.75 Fringed Panels, = Rore *y a. a " im «2 ae © Grey Oe ee ne: ee ee eee ‘ . x De k's 5 Sporting ws tt ™ Pa eh ate condatentiadteaistatiaca riendsenndeiensbelie aiaemtideetabhdanenstieiaiaiinaeaiinee é PREG hah Clie ad FRM Pe rn oP Os Aes sett - Geese “a . — ines CI RE Rh ON ig Re a - Oe eee FA) eee -t . = é Cesig tus. 40 inches wide, 2% yar ished with baliien fringe. boxes of Fifth Floor Powder, made by Proc- & Gamble. Saniflush : . i} ‘ I 4 - Cans The Latest Wonders of Modern Radio Are Displayed and Demonstrated in | i dy ed ’ ee A preparation for clean- ° © . e © ~— $1 50 Casseroles $1 ing closet bowls only. $1 75 Ch Ca ee cuit OU | » ot . , oppers,$1 ~~“ : > ; ( $1.75 Stools, $1 oa es m Ginen Food and wo eae $1.75 Molds, $1 Pe O ] ] 1O ) White enameled all-metal ee ned; extra blades. Lamb Molds of cast kom, wash room Stools. | swe saree 4 * . \ Ss There Is Much of Interest—All Are Cordially Invited to Attend } : | RIVAL @ Special features for your service, unusual -demonstrations and displays, : pa . ae and, above all, complete 1927 lines from the foremost Radio manufacturers. Radio — ~—"* ‘ \ : Toiver Tiss¥t An unsurpassed choice of new Sets—the one you want now for the World T T , bee Ie = es = G a Series broadcasting—and all year for home enjoyment. est Table BPP. oh eee 1 10c Paper,15 Rolls,$1 . ree : titel for Your Use $1.75 Roasters, $ $1.50 Ladders, $ } | Good grade Toilet Tissue in Chamois, 2 for $1 $1.40 Cans, $1 ae @ The groups below aS lage a et — uce . Sace ouschold washable Chamois Galvanized Garbage Se 3 want to share for these A Feature of the Exhibition Is the Ova! aluminum; end handle rest, fui roacec, Skins: imperfect 70c grade. with corrugated sides. j q ; Bring in Pabos and handled cover. ~ | | eo : goleum ae Freshm an Sets, Speakers a A = : z ‘ attractively and Equipment | : Bi | most any place. ! ° —No Charge. ——= oe | - , . Masterpiece + caer : gt 6x9-Ft. Rugs The new Magnavox iS. | —. Bi Wonder Test Table is | . | a | $6.75 Value Electrically Operated seeayed v0 ane a com- a : $5 29 | plete reading of your set. — = With A. & B. Take iibiinee’ of this $1.75 Combinets, $1 $150 Boxes, $1 $1.45 Paint, $1 $1 $1.75 Skillets, $ be. oe Socket Power and opportunity. é‘ | , . Hali-gallon cans FP, & B. Tien Pak : he Boni sg A wa Roll-top Breed Boses cf “High.Grade” Mixed Paint. 34a-quart Polar White enam- Two-piece Griswold udesS ‘ = ¢ + Seamiess ty. white japannmed tin. eled ware covered Kettles. No. 3 and & sizes. nie Ti a a Le te~ te he - os wr . i oa thee ar? mre AP a rege hee ~ - ae - ‘ lie te = ae ‘ . = Pe a > ; es: Ys 4 Ao. " sb A a wae Me pies SPC Pr © = Mae q wi Se alle et ~ ~ - Sieahpin tn ee pengeyy = ~ PET pee OMe SEL Ee Le Ne EE SE 2 NE FRAPS! ORY ead i - ferro . re the nts a ; , . oe 3 . “ Ai a 4 A > a a Ned . a eee ® BA Me iat 9x9.Ft. Rugs a $10.25 Value $7.29 pat . 5 nN ; a 7 * 7 - o “ Ss ¢ . 3 . é 8 ¢ » = . | 5 * , L245 i= ; . 3 4 > : Da - ® ‘¥ « ‘ . § . 3 iS SOR x : 4 ; 2 fo 2 : tion aA - . a - : BF . : }? g | " : as $ , . se S P 4 : * $ aed - ‘3 ¢ a 2 s.% ri + y _ = ‘ pe F ft q t Pi _ , . } i ? 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Socket $1.50 Sewing Machines | 25c ‘‘ Nite-lite’’ Bulbs wer, and Power Tubes; has new micrometer dials, improved rheo- 1 ia | ~ em stats, new metal panel and sub panel and many other features. op Mag — | | a ~ ee poten 0 Way ei . . & rt Ae . Priced with regular storage bat- | Priced With regular batteries and $1.35 Toy Pianos, 10 keys $1 25e Iron Fegan y Piugs. ) 4 “i and / mew Power $1.35 Aluminum Cooking Sets sai 45 100-Watt Lighti , Bulbs ‘ % $9 49 : oe : $1.50 China Tea Sets $1.80 Ovens, $1 rd 4 : 7 with cover and bell > | neil adie AR Se * sn: ap A A LEI ON CL TIL a IM ee . aren . \ bs fo am Re” es ee Pate 44 ~ cde oN rl eee vias nang Ble nnd 3 oe Sixth Fleer sss sists esessseeinnennssnneenaeneemmmnmeaae

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id’’ Heaters l, $1.79 br Thursday in Elec- inch reflector, wire element and adjust- ction may be made , et. Basement Gallery intember ee Pantry Sets $1.45 Value.... $1 Five-piece Set; for cake, flour. sugar, céffee and tea. Japanned finish. $1.50 Pan Sets, $1 | Three-piece white ‘ell Ga | Saucepan Sets. $1.50 Vac. Jugs, $1 Gallon Jugs—keep liquids hot or cold. $1.70 Wax, $1 Two-lb. cans O English or | Johnson Floor ax. $1.50 Pans, $1 3*,-quart Polar White enam- eled ware Saucepans. cee — SS , $1.25 Hampers, $1 Clothes Hampers of hard- wood splint; hinged cover. $1.50 aie $1 2-quart aluminum double Clothes ‘ Boilers; colonial style. s,$1 — - } retin $1.75 Molds, $1 Lamb Molds of cast iron, in two parts. $1.40 Cans, $1 ' Galvanized Garbage Cans with corrugated sides. $1.75 Skillets, $1 Two-piece Griswold Skillets. No. 3 and & sizes. Electric Section Outlets. ter, 2 25c 2-Way Plugs .$1 10 for $1 Basement Gallery Sa EE ME EP A AB ttc ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29, 7926__ Blue Shirts a a Slips 3 vas Candy “hemmed Hl Ol He eet gens S71) | et Sy Work Shirts—two pockets, berry, plum, strawberry double stitching; sizes and pineapple. bl hamb Rock Ghirts—two pockets tee On, “seep We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in Charge Purchases Made Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted Will Appear on October Thursd @Rayon and cotton CAssorted antele ursaay satinay Slips in light caramels, nougat, jellies, Statements and dark colors; all Brazil goodies and other 14% to 17 14. Basement Basement Men’s Shirts $1.25 to $1.95 Values *1 @Cotton | dcloth, madras, cotto.:. pongee, and other fabrics: in well-made plain white, colored and striped Shirts. Basement Curtain Grenadines in various colored fig- gre designs and dots. 3Ginch widths. Suitable tc to 60c Grenadine, 4 Yds. for $] | No Mail Phone, Will-Call or .C. O. D. Orders Will Be Accepted Thursday, in the Basement oa Store Will Be on jong curtains. ~« $9 to 59c Cretonnes, 34% Yds. $] || Women’s Purses Cretonnes in new floral, bird and conven- tiona] designs. Beautiful color combinations. 36 $1.50 to $2 Kinds inches wide. 25c Marquisette, 8 Yards for $ | 7 Pe D 1 86-inch Marquisette in white and beige tint. Limit of 24 yards to a customer. $1.45 Inlaid Linoleum, Sq. Yd. $1 OMA CLeather Keratol Two yards wide in block, tile and mogaic - ' S coer Sacral ge 4 ‘ Ti tterns. Please bring room measurements. | pouch styles; all -27-Inch Diapers, 10 for $1 | SD aa Goud quality bird's-eye and cotton flannel- Basement etie hemmed Diapers. Ready for use. Children’s Gowns, 2 for $ Heavy quality striped cotton outing flannel I $1.50 Crossbar Curtains, Pr. $1 Gowns. tr: mmed with braid and embroidered yokes. White Crossbar Swiss Curtains of excel- Rires R to 12 vears. Tie value. lent quality, with full ruffles and tile-backs to | $1.49 to $1.95 Hoover Aprons $1 —— —of fruit-of- the- loom, broadcloth and Amos- keag chambray and checked gingham; long and notch etyle collars. Sizes 36 to 52. $1.75 Ruffled Sets $1: White scrim Curtains with blue and rose ruffies. Complete with valance and tie-backs to 6% Washable Rag Rugs, 2 for $1 match. Full length and width. %4x48-inch “hit-or-miss’’ Rag Rugs of $1.75 Curtains, Pair $ | imported make. Crawfoot border finished with fringed ends. Attractive Marquisette Curtains with dou- ble hem and finished with neat lace edge. . 2% oe $1.49 Velvet Carpet, Yard Sli =a ii aae aeet patterns. Sécel for hall or> state _ $1.05 Brass Rods, 2 for 9] | nee. Kirsch" triple Brass Rods, suitable for $1.50 Felt-Base Mats 28 to 48 inches. Durable Felt-Base Mats in the 36x72-inch sie, _ Various _colore_and_ designs. 25c Cretonnes, 7 Yards for $1 New Cretonnes in et hee designs and patterns; 36 inches wide. ovelty ) === $2 Drapery Damask, Yard $1 combinations: 36 inches wide. $1.69 Value | window hangings. Terry cloth in large assortment of color | Reps. 5O inches wide. in wanted colors. Oil Window Shades, 2 for $1 Boys’ well-made but- > of Oil Duplex Shades in green and white ton-on Suits of cotton nage Resor ty aha and @ feet long. Seconds of 95-¢ grade. ’ . ' LS Basement | | Underwear, 4 Garments for $1 Lot includes children’s nainsook Gar- ments. women's cotton suits and vests and men’s 49c Rag Rugs, 3 for $] | | feitegga white or drawers. Seconds Of AE Oe es. Washable Rig nugs 1 > 18x36- weg — ° ° size. Have fringed ends. May be used in nu- | | Women’s $1. 25- $1 3° Union Suits $1 merrons rooms Fine ribbed fleece lined or unfleeced cot- 98c Stair Carpet, 2 Yards for $1 ' ton ‘Suits. In regular or extra sizes. Good qual- | ity. Attractive Carpet for hall or stairs 1} beautify] eblor combinations 27 ly ‘wide, $1.39 Brussels Rugs $1 | Low Shoes 27x54-inch Rugs in Oriental and Persian colors, featuring medallion and small all-over ef- | Exceptional Values “$1.69 Boudoir Lamps S{ | > $ 1 With white ivory metal bases and attrac- tive shades: also black pottery base with cotton | silkolene ehades. . i ~-4 ‘ $2.25 Silk Shades $1 | Phe page gn Silk Shades of rose. gold or blue covered i x of . With heavy Georgette and trimmed with neat | " straps an raid ana roeehiics . i . . appetaporn in | ag se popula Bungalow Aprons, 2 for $1 leathers Practicnl gingham Aprons, purchased espe- , and satin; Cially for this Dollar Day offering. 79c to $1 | broken size raines. Small. medium and larger sizes | assortments. $1.75 Fringed Panels, Each @] $ 1 Basement Beige tinted casement Panels in allover designs. 40 inches wide, 2% yards long. Fin- Men’s Union Suits, 2 for $1 69e to 7TDc fine pincheck white nainsook, striped madras and balbriggan Suits. Sleeveless | i ished with bulll nm fringe. | and knee length. Blankets 1 | Women’s 35c to 44c Vests, 4 for $1 $1 .50 Value, Each Sleeveless Vests of fine elastic ribbed cot- | ton in regular and extra sizes. $ 1 -Men’s 69c Underwear, 2 for $1 Short or long sleeve shirts or drawers in | ankie-leneth balbriggan: ecru. (Plaid cotton | Men’s Socks, 3 Pairs $I kets mage eet 76 Se ne a! wool and cotton mixed Hore in | mounted on good spring rollers. 36 inches wide | } Children’s % Socks, 5 Pairs $ | | & r | Stockinee in black and colors. _Men’s Fancy Socks, 3 Pairs $1 | $1 | @ite drapes, curtains and valances. Extend from | Suitable for slip covers, ; . Suits Damask in attractive designs and color Ideal for door and | | combinations: 36 inches’ wide. Also Drapery | g 1 $1.75 Drapery Materials, 11 Yds. $ | | TT elit Net ttt ttt et — ttt. tment. snus annem ee - aannneninaaeeeeesssmeeninnme ese rT Pajamas in coat and slip-on styles. Trimmed with Children’ s Union | \ $5] $5 EIEIE% Suits : | Pepperell Sheets $1 fe td 81x90 - — ae % bleached $l. seamless for Sheets of the lo Pep- 2 perell quality: slightly soiled. Longcloth, Bolt ©€69c to 88 values in Full-bleached 30-inch soft $1 chamois-finish Longcloth. Ten children’s good qual- ity fine ribbed = vards to the bolt. or nainsook uits Broken lots. Bath Towels, 4 for $1 Basement 20x40-inch full-bleached Bath Towels with colored borders and deeply hemmed ends. Seconds of 35c¢ grade. Men’s Silk Socks, 2 Pairs $1 ull and mock-fashioned Hose with liale 69c Pillowcases, 2 for $1 4°x36-inch bleached Pillowcases mn in black and colors. Seconds of 79c to &88e that are embroidered and have scalloped 1S. Children’s Stockings, 4 Prs. $1 35¢ to 39c “Buster Brown" mercerized edge. Table Damask, 2 Yds. for $1 Full-bleached mercerized cotton Table Damask; 64 inches wide, in floral, spot and striped designs. Slight seconds. $1.25 Cotton Batts $1 3-Ib. fluffy one-piece Cotton Batts (72x90-inch); neatly quilted aati of unl- form thickness. 69c Bed Ticking, 2 Yds, for . | Seoz. Art and Bed Tickings in Rayon and silk-mixed Socks with lisle tops. Seconda of 50c to SMe grades. _ Children’s Stockings, 7 Pairs x | Seamless cctton with double heels and toes. Broken lots. Seconds of 25c to 29c grades. floral and striped designs; featherproof quality and colors that are fast. $1.49 Table Padding $I 54-inch full-bleached Table Pad- ding of absorbent quality, neatly quilted. Protects table from hot dishes. $1.39 Mattress Covers $1 Double-bed size Covers of medi- _ Women’s 9 cwag een Extra Values “_ um weight unbleached muslin. Box sides rnd enda with tanea to tie on. Cotton Satinette, 3 Yds. for $1 59c grade lustrous cotton Satin- ette. 36 inches wide, in white, peach and nink. Bath Towels, 2 for $1 Extra-heavy full-bleached 23x48- inch Towels with strongly hemmed ends. € Chintz print Charles- ton Dresses with extra wide flare; fast color; trimmed attractively; sizes 36 to 44. Basement Seamless mercerized cotton Socks with ES Slightly stained caney Sare-Oeer Lops. Also %-lengths. Seconds of s Scio ic erases 25c Outing, 6 Yds. $1 Women s Hosiery, 4 Pairs $1 36-inch cotton Outing Flannel] in 4 —- ‘k- Men’ grey mercerized lisle Hose with fancy miripce: wood gusiky, ouble heelg and toes. Black and lor aC. onde of Sic. te Ste arabe ee Linen Damask, Yd. $I 70-inch pure bleached’ = Linen Namask in beautiful designs. $1.85 value. Women’s Silk Hose $1 Full fashioned with double lisle reinforced feet 2nd tops: black, white and colors. Seconds of $1. 50 to $1.75 grades. Linen Scarfs, 2 for $ | Pure linen. 17x50-inch size, with wide lace edge. Reeular 75¢ cuality. Linen Toweling, 5 Yds. for $1 Pure linen, full-bleached, 16-in. Toweling with colored border. Regular "Qe quality. Indian Head, 21/2 Yds. for $1 54-inch full-bleached cotton Indi- an Head of 55c¢ grade. For table tops, ecarfs or fancy work. 60c Sheeting, 21/2 Yds. for $1 “ Unbleached Pepperell Sheeting in rill lengths of 2 to 7% yards. Used for many purposes. 18¢c Brown Muslin, 10 Yds. $1 4000 yards good quality 38-inch unbleached Muslin in mill lengths of 2 to 19 vards. 22c Cotton Outing, 7 Yds. $I Full-bleached Cotton Outing Filan- nel is 27 inches wide and ideal for sleep- Women’s Boudoir Slippers $1 Black and pink leather slippers with gee soles, Pom:pons and rubber heels. Sizes ° Oo SS, Women’s Felt Juliets, Pair, $1 Women's Felt Juliete in AS td colors; leather soles ard rubber heels. All sizes. Men’s Felt Slippers $I Men's Everett style Felt Slippers eather soles and rubber heels. All sizes. Women’s Felt Slippers, 2 Pairs $1 Women's Felt Moccasins in varioug colors with soft enes Soiled: broken aizes. Women’s High Shoes $1 Women's high lace Shoes in tan gad black leathers Hizch and low heels. Broken sizes. $1.50 Feather Pillows, Ea. $1 Extra larg 20x27-inch Pillows Siena with striped or art ti ‘king. Well filled. 6 ing varments. ike ee Sl Bath Towels, 5 for $] Seneca et SE ee ith overcast ends. Double-thread 18x36-inch Towels, strongly hemmed, in plaid and striped de- es $1.50 Outing Pajamas $1 €I taeon’* Ganaadie at Sie. ate men's avy cotton Outing flannel Huck Towels, 6 for $1 Cannon Mills 18x36-inch cotton $1. 39 Crib Blankets, Each : Buck Soares, strongly hemmed, with col- frore and loops. All sizes. ers Extra-heavy Crib Blankets in pretty nur- Basement | #ery designe and with desired overcast a. inches ; finished 79c Outing et 2 ws $] overcast i 800 women's cotton outing flannel Gowns ‘ trimmed. Sizes 16 to 17 | Gray Sheet Blankets, Each @] Each ¢$ NIE: UGxS0O and 7O0xRU Sheet Manteste with gray 46 145 or tan striped borders. Overcast ends. poll 8ec- | with double yokes; cut full and long and neatly | onds of $1.39 grade. sizes. Basement kinds. Basement ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — PAGE 9 > Fall Hats $1.50 and $2 Kinds . . ~~ € Velvet, felt and combined + materials in black and col- , ored Hats; medium and small shapes. Basement Boys’ $1.39 School Caps $1 A large assortment of colors and pat on Dollar Day Items ae in one an eight piece styles. Silk-lined. Bave’ $1.19 to $1.65 Shirts $1 S000 Yards Silk || gictiseietoty cise” thoes and cncexs $1.39 to $1.98 $ 1 nef aoe oon ee Values, Yard. . Drop seats: frog trimmed with or without feet. Azes 4 to 12 @ Choice of the following popular all-stlk Boys’ $1.39 Pajamas $1 and silk-mixed fabrics, for many sewing Of coiton flannelette and cotton pongee needs. in plain white, plain colors and stripes. Frog Binek Satin Charmeuse trimmed. _Ages 10 to 1 ain Georgette Crepe ? . ° Printed Georgette Crepe ~ Men s $1.39 Nightshirts $1 Printed Crepe de Chine Nightshirts of heavy cotton fannelette. Brown Taffeta Cut long and wide in V-neck style. Sizes 16 to 20. Silk-faced Satin 18-inch Silk-faced Velvet Novelty Sweaters, 2 for $I Novelty Silk Mixtures 1000 rayon and wool Novelty Sweaters fn Radium—not all colors a variety of styles and colorings. Practical for Fall Basement we Ar. ? . Men’s 79c and $1 Ties, 2 for $I N ilk fo d $1.50 Luggage $ J | color “combinations. "Wool lined, “making them Large and small Suitcases, ane gs Bags wrinkle proof. and Roston Bags: all strongly mad Bor . ays 79c and $1 Blouses, 2 for $1 Women 8 Hdkfs., 30 for $1 1200 “Model Make” Blouses in stripes, Good quality cambrie Handkerchiefs in checks and tT colors. Regular and sport styles. white and colors; embroidered corners. Seconds of Ages 6 to 15. Ke grade. Men's 8c Hdkfs., 25 for $1 C all a Pe orsetals Wotben’ s 15c Hdkfs., 12 for $1 $1.50 & $2 Kinds, Women's white and colored cambric and linen Handkerchiefs in embroidered and novelty printed kinds. $ Women’s Hdkfs., 24 for $ | 1 Cambrie, Handkerchiefs in white and col- ors. Hemstitched and attached hems. Embroid- ered corners. Seconds of Mc grade. Men’ ) Initial Hdkfs., 12 for $1 been Bhar vt l5c to 25¢ values of large size cambric Girdles—some with Handkerchiefs, all neatly hemstitched, white and elastic in the back $1.65 Taffeta Umbrellas $i a wide size range. Of American cotton taffeta. mounted on paragon steel] frames in colors and black. Fancy handles, $1.50 to $1.95 Boston Bags, $1 $1.50 Famo Girdles $y Walrus and cowhide leather Boston Bags asian shone faney pink brocade combined. With tiie si Have overlapping frames; neatly lined, with large | ajnatic. Man inside pocket. Misses’ and Children’ $ $2 Hats $1 600 Fall Hats of felt and combination materials In the newest favored shades. Confiners, 3 for $1 Bandeaux and Confiners: both fancy and plain, good fitting and of dainty materials. range of sizes. S0e and 75¢ values. 79c to $1 Bloomers, 2 for $1 ® ; . ; 500 pairs of cotton sateen and esatinay » Bday ee Bloomers in garter bottom and double elastic cuff Hose in black, white . etyles. 27 and 21) inch lengths. and colors; seconds of $1.50 Famo Corsets $1 79c to $A grades. Medium top and long skirt. Basement , quality pink coutil with deep slastho gore in hack. Men’s $1.50 Work Trousers $1 $1.50 Reducing Brassieres $1 Of excellent quality para rubber. Of heavy striped cotton worsted strongly sewed. a cuff bottoms and belt loops. side end beck. Very comfortebic. ee 4° waist = $1 69 Wool Crepe, Yard $1 Men’ +) $1. 50 Khaki Pants $1 500 yards of 41-inch all-wool nev bhue ¢ ] or schoo Strongly made of good —_ m aterial. dress Crepe 1004 auality for Eh Se | $1 Fancy Suiting, 14 Yards $ + J Boys’ Odd Coats $] $1 inch — mixed fabrics in checks J l Odd Coats from broken suits; light and plaid effects, Sultente for suites s grag mixtures and stripes. Sizes 15 to $1 98 Checked Flannel, Yd. $1 ° e o 1 Flannel in Boys’ $1.29 Bib Overalls $1 Ms hy Fy . Strongly made of heavy blue denim; large bib and wide suspenders. Full cut and plenty of pockets. Sizes 8 to 18 years. Boys’ 69c Play Suits, 2 for $1 $2 Smo In plain khaki. plain blue and biue and white earipen. Small round collar, long sleeves Stan and and legs to 8 years. ~~ oe $1 69 Knickers $I . 1 Full-lined Knickers for school wear: dark. n— im and light colors in stripes and mixtures. R tm 17 years. Boys’ 69c Bib Overalls, 2 for $1 || qc combination metal bese Of blue material in narrow and broad stripss. Full ut and strongly made. Large bib soggy. — pod = and wi wide suependers, 4 to 15 IE tray «@ gases; 4 tray with match container. ~~ Boys’ $1 50 Longies @] $1. — handle for carrying Made of durable materials in dark colors. Flave the popular cuff bottoms. Sizes 4 to 16 | Basement years. An Opportunity to Save on Gold Seal Art Rugs —and There Are Various Sizes @ The groups below feature a value-giving many will want to share for these are the nationally known Con- goleum Rugs—known for their wearing qualities and attractively colored patterns. Kinds suitable for al- most any place. 6x9-Ft. Rugs 7.6x9-Ft. Rugs $6.75 Value $8.50 Value $5.29 $6.29 9x9-Ft. Rugs 9x10.6-Ft. Rugs $10.25 Value $11.95 Value $7.29 $8.69 9x12-Ft. Rugs 9x15-Ft. Rugs $13.50 Value $16.95 Value $9.49 $11.39 Basement Economy Store wu Se SS COR SE SO SG es EPS & Ree Sees e @ This Event Will Interest Every Dollar-Day Shopper—Sale of 1200 New Fall Dresses In Regular and Extra Sizes— Extraordinary Value at .65 @ Popular Fall and Winter styles in wide variety —1200 Dresses in all—including straightline, new draped and paneled effects, neatly made of satin, wool jersey, silk crepe and novelty knitted fab- rics. All are properly proportioned and pleasing- ly trimmed. Their value is most unusual—at $4.65 women and misses will choose them quickly. In Chanel Red, Jungle Green, Navy Blue, Black, Taupe, Rose and Copen. Basement Economy Store Thursday—F or Men and Young Men New Clothes Suits, O’coats and Topcoats — $18.50 to $22.50 Values } for LO @ Any two of these garments you want for $28.50: English, semi-fitted and conservative Suits of wool and wool-mixed weaves—plain and belted woolen Overcoats and light and dark colored woolen Topcoats in En- glish style. Boys’ $9.50 Suits With one long and one short pair of pants; many patterns; 8 to 17 years. Special Boys’ $8.50 O’coats —of chinchilla and cheviot in dou- ble-breasted, belted style, Sizes 3 to 10 years. Sa nck scéncdecvntcs $6.45 Basement Feronomy Store ee PAREN ae SA SANS A I compe es we aie DIN DR AAS EH CTR AL NG LO ARR REPT EAE Pe WET ngs aire. 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Pat o 5 o . f. - . o . 4 su dm has ai ede veut ‘ vat "a . hy mere a ela 7 —— a ~ . | Stamped Cases 25c Figured Crepe otton underwear Crepe Full-length 42-inch in white and tinted grounds | Pillowcases, stamped with floral and nursery a variet designs; 31 inches 0 | “ ; “e . y. “ A&C wide ; ) C | desigms; pair... ied 2 (Bargain Basement.) (Main Floor. South.) \ : Et a = q . ~~ = 4 goeeeeteme deme! el petetesete ¥ call Yo a. ee ” ~ everett 1‘ soie' et \ : : { s* ol it ‘ . i sat lo | Leather Bags : : J. & P. Coats’ tton Special lot of 1000 Bags Co : | —newest styles colors. Best 6-cord spool Cotton, ' combinations. Many tai- | 250 yards; black and white; lored with top — Nos. 40 to 70; limit of 1 straps or un- $] 45 dozen. (One day derarm styles ® — (Main Floor, North.) ’ ‘“ r ; a4 A . ay ol 7 . a es y ite im ou ‘ parle 4 *7 © oO oy Feereerer ” * —_ $1.39 P _ orto R; L; : 1000 Carpet ican ingerie e S Handmade Porto Rican > weepers Nightgowns, slipover siceve- less amd short sleeve mod- els, beautifully hand em- i £03123 » nvy- broidered and applique de Seketes code aki Gabe signs in pastel shades, 2 | tired wheels. Cleans meng =6Grewn «and = hen- Rugs thoroughly. S&c stitched in = . colored batiste orf | 00) | Harvest Sale Price - ‘Fourth Fileor.) “The Clean-Easy.” Easy running, with good bristle sonnet te 5 ae RO Se RNR CS “ey a eae ae sh Lf ne i ed ae Fo n at a Pave PP A EC yO HYG a om acts ptt hi . "7 f - pp oa ya oe _ . ay et “gt * . * take Ey OR e aa 7 “ Pre We ee ee LRA Ra hoy eee > — heme gna ott . 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rings Ready-to-Wear We've Ever ee Mae “4 ty - . o*ar* ° :, “ | and stub: want- ed colors ..... (Main Fleer, en vm $3.95 Sun-Rain Umbrellas Gloria silk (part silk) with fancy borders and | carved wood handles. Cord | arm swing; tips $2.95 North.) ’ ' materi | 81xg0 | | inches $1.20 Bleached Sheets Good, durable cotton , al; full-bed size; 88c (Main Fiecer, Seuath.) , You will like them. Pound ~ | Black Walnut Goodies Regularly 70c Pound—Harvest Sale Made fresh in ous ovvn-Gandy+Shop from pure cane sugar, Fiavored with New Orleans molasses and | cracking wide open with bieack walnuts. *“* eee eaeeeaeaee Lae ae Pedestal | Smoker Stand | \ | Made of birch, wide | base and top | 4 | glass fitted.. $1.75 | : | (Fourth Floor.) | “ - cars ~ 95c Hughes’ Hair Brush Ideal for promoting the growth of GS are 53c (Main Floor, North.) emul RO ON ene ae ~ pai | $1.98 to $2.50 | | Fur Trimmings | Ali newest shades includ- ed, comes in l-inch width, lined, black, brown, grey, biege, fawn, raccoon, fitch and ermine, $I etc.; yard eat ) $2.75 Heavy 25c Feather | stripe; | wide; j | In the staple blue , and white (Main Fileer, Sqeth.) | Ticking ticking gr inches 19¢ WAGE. «24 ' 39c Pillow Tubing | OF fine quality and | inchés | with a | yard... linen finish; 42 ~~ Oe (Main Fileor. Seuth.) ' a — 7 es - | stripe als; hook back; sizes 30 to 38.. Brassieres | Bandeaux Of satin and satin- novelty materi- 23c Red Star Diapers Come in the most practi- cal size. Limit of 2. doz. to a buyer, Size 27x27 in. $2.50 value. : $1.69 Harvest Sale Price, doz.. (Second Floor.) ee eimiiaill ‘ } $99.75 to $39.75 Dresses Silk Chiffon | Hosiery | Silk from top to toe; | fully reinforced toe, | heel and sole, for $1 | long wear; pair.. : \ (Bargain Basement.) a | Sheet Remnants” | | Bleached Sheet Rem- | nants, 22x°%¢-yard | 1200 Furimed Coats —~— Beautiful New Fall Styles Temgthe! per 5c > 2 ) 7 : , : ‘ | yard...... oe MATERIALS STYLES Harvest Sale Price STYLES Harvest Sale Price |” q@pargain Basement.) | “ fervest Sale Price | er. oeert so renses Bouffant Styles, Two-Piece Sport \ anne Vv ' One-Piece Tailored Street Styles ! D Af T - With Tailored Tuckings ! Styles, ressier fternoon ypes — Rouvelane Patina ur : - Bolero Styles With Fancy Collars and Cuffs With New “Vionnet” Sleeves, One- | Men’s 25c ) COLORS . Blouse Sone ce Podkue gheorer” Piece Tailored, Metal Brocade and | Paris Garters | Peestert Grackle noe aul Metalic Thread Trimmings Velvets for oe or Matinee | Wide wits, cinaie nite te _— dangle Grose COLORS Harvest Sle ZC Claret Silver Mapie * ' | COLORS Price FURS 4 Kelly Green Jungle Green Cocoa | 3 ‘Mate Hieor, North.) re cre! Setl® rr eS one | Jungle Green Mosaic Green Valencia / Bae: * Black Fox — “ _— "Valencia. Blue - | Cardinal Rouge Chanel Cocoa prem Krimmer Cat Wallflower Black Navy va . fy Kit Fos MATERIALS Men’s $1 STYLES Georgette Satin Crepe Faille Velvet MATERIALS . Neckwear _ : New Semi-Ragiand Sieeves : Bi Moire Faille and Georgette Cantons Satins Flannels Frisca en's cut & eck- Riéuse ay Semi-Bioust 2 og A lt gag a ; Velvet Georgette Crepe Roma TH. to at BB r ; Cc ; P ’ colors. — arvest 55 2: — SIZES—Misses’ 14 to 20; Women’s 36 to 46; Stouts’ 421. to 52 14.5econd Floor, North. Sal ania Picor, North) | > BY s andrape Warrants your early mask. so inches wide. Shown in all the newest ‘Some fringed. = MPed effects. Every yard guaranteed sunfast well-known mill and | Wvest Sale Price, yard end the values worth See? Yards of exquisite Artificial Silk Drapery ee eee, VUES d Aminster 9x12 Rugs i : $2.85 and $3.25 Drapery Damask | aD. | f nea s $37.50 Seamless $81.45 and $1.65 | Velvet Rugs © LU apery Damask $5.00 to $6.00 Imported Curtains i. ¥ — ns Nema eee Iwthe Big Harvest Sale Art Needlework M od els At Less Than Cost Limited quantities of towels, gowns, scarfs, pil- lowcases, infants’ dresses, women’s dresses, aprons, bridge sets, centerpieces and many other articles. | | $1.50 to $3 Pieces—Choice at........ 95c $3.50 to $4.50 Pieces—Choice at... .$1.95 $5 to $7 Pieces—Choice at......... $2.95 $7.50 to $10 Pieces—Choice at... .$3.95 Remarkable Values in Stamped Pieces BES.SS DOWER CA Be cic ccdccvcccccvccdt MS $3.75 Krinkle Cloth Spreads Pkt Pat veges & $1.19 ©olored Linen Bridge Sets tide Sl »9c Unbleached Muslin Bridge Scts..... + for $1 $1.25 Women's Colored Voile Gowns 79c 79¢ Women’s Dresses, novelty cloth ......... 9c Table Scarfs, velour and tapestry ........... $4.45 Tabie Scarfs, velour and tapestry ......... 2.95 Beautifully Finished Bedlights eos | Boudoir Doll Lights. complete ........... ys ic Bive Chambr@y Aproms .........s.ccsin =9c Silk Pillows, slightly soiled. .ty Price (Nugents—Third Floor, Bridge.) ~ -+- - ~— + - — 9x12-Foot Size oa ins Harvest $ 95 5 | Harvest ~ 9 - 4 Sale Pair . Sale 9 5 ; ee y ard ee choose Price ; f these one 6so pairs of Irish Point Cur- — y we sre staring 300 Or west SSM Yards of suniast Drapery tains in neat border effects and at this the desired Chinese and Persia® P®m 36 inches wide. Striped in the wanted ivory and beige select from. Al) wanted coon Quard effects. tints. : $4.50 Bissell Carpet @ ¢,.- ~— in vwaried dress and street models in . every new color, and plenty of smart black Hats. (wugents—Second Ficer. South.) and in ~ Fa > aga” oe | DAES ME GAG ABE: MAE MS EE pa RI Dar a es Te ee eee “NaS IEA AE CL MARGIE ARE BOON ag he) ted a. 4 —- ag 5 apa aresig sity [Ff $ *a° $e FAS BRE, \ Sporn aetna ire etary snag, ps agama po MGT agi ses TE whe ..egie '* 3200 of these Shades—36 | in wide ss FF | Mounted | rollers. | taupe ' } | fixtures (Third Floor. South.) and Complete with (Main Floor. South.) | j (Bargain Basement.) : ey . “a ~ ee a ee Ready-Hemmed | 75c Opaque | Shades long. on guaerapteed Green, yellow 50c white, pont | Krinkle | Bedspreads In cojored stripe de- signs; inches; of cot- $ | ton material...... & (Bargain Basement.) lee a ‘ size 8ox90 ae | Men’s Blanket : Bathrobes cord to | Byron small, and large. Har- | vest Sale (Main medium and shaw! collar, match. Size, na, 92.98 Fieor, North.) i Regular _ Men’s 50c Suspenders style, 25¢ length price ... (Main Fleer. Nerth.) eee al iM A, B, G BD. 22 $2 Pajamas Two-piece style, in solid colors. oes PLD (Maite Fleer. Nerth.) tin or kay > nee ‘ he RAE he MAGO De i rartiig. 2 nse ve% , etn Sige: i LD PRR 6 Pe en a I las Mame ra me rinrenty peaks) Seba we ae ed le ee ou - a “- Sef tect es DMG OEE Men abn bern . a fw, © ele Me ae & ee Cee ete ee et ee re y ee 2 ve “Ee ; - - H trae 4 wes & H hin ay eet. a = > re a: if Haji t ey “eh . + 7t ane ae oe if F ee te a ee ae ee apnea Re. 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WEDNESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 29, 192 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAITCH Women’s Hosiery Men's —— Socks Harvest Sale Price sie: nia “Bear er ——Sjlk Full mercerize and f! Assorted sizes. Cc | o f colors, Lisle Menders. eoeneee ef @ © : : a Ai: = j ON” A; en ae dee LAT APE Meee AREO, bas eee ant ps : 4 - ee ee an ret fe eM ed ee 4. pith yc * 2 et HNO! SS japan “pee eshyts & 5 aed 2 Apa * wala iad ‘sh nee Me eS 15 2 a Perec PETES NEARS a a5“, + *@ pel PB a ANG SORT te oe tk on earth ca ‘ ’ ae ; thy erg oe “wt : es "4 Me tyne ° « ~ 3 ) me Jone BSc “3 4 Ly Se es) ES 7 Regular $1.95 and $2.95 Vaines ‘ _ le ” - ow . fs * ' A. : I t | ra. 8, s : = - x 2 + , z ~ ‘ - . ote a) ‘ . , som = . » ° wars Mert 6S ay rad ‘ - - — ye * ?. Bits ~ om ¥e eo Zz ai Se Lec: ms. rach 106. eT £ ; most desiratiie rc: rial, Harvest Sale. Price —— or 2 ar ii-face Hate at this very i sale ° a “] . Harvest Bargainsin Cotton Goods ~~ 352 @}} :3.00 Creep. oes Heavy Turkish Towels : 36-In. Unbleach. Muslin , | WOMEN’S — a : 40-inch heavy Crepe Se 4 Samer ey gay 81-Inch Bleached ao RES 2 my eet ee 8> Tablecloths {ge Bathr nae. oy ia Ss ae Sheeting mre. with preity co Cc Bed Sheets (nice clean cotton, 2C es) eagein r (A 2 “ni - 3 ' Harvest Sale price, gail = - 69c : | a ~ arv ale Price Harvest ‘Saie a eee . v? , . Price, Yard 25¢ Turkish Towels | 9-4 Unbleached Sheeting =. x Harvest Saic | Harvest Saie Harvest ‘Saie Prire. me nemstitc new Each Price Yared > wr 2 zs St Muslin Stamped Limen Scarfs 42-Inch Pillow Tubing Rayon Bed Sets 69- ~~ and Centers Harvesc “ai —_ S Harvest Saie Price Peien, Stel (63g ——— ce : ‘ a Ya pe — . Price. Each h it uf + : "ies, en ie tag bad z “. es ak * ag : ee . » 35 4 a Ss on Children’s Galoshes, $3.50 Make MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S Rarvest Sele Proce NAtionaiiy kn oe $1581 7\ 9 Two-Trouser Suits Fur Coats 4 Boys’ an iris’ Shoes L c | nee ta BN es | oe 2s Stes a nang ge 2 “sea age . ps \ s 2 Harvest Sale Price 7 $ i’ eeeantipen tiie saree Basement.) . ' . on ; ; Ss Saab | i. —The Suits | Se genoa ce a enema a coraee f Ex’ F2 r TROD Ail Sizes for Visses and Women Boys’ $1.45 Caps ee ALE} THE wea tains Furs Inciude: Trimmings i ae Hudeen Seal idreq Wuskrat) Fex sian lie sors area : : ' Baitic Beaver idyred Conner) W olf “ ~quirrel er’ Men's $1 Silk Ties Yeorthern Seal . . squirrel (emer Harvest Sale Price Caracui ro Vintka Sq@quirrei bets £7 nil ; — Remati ty ow Fail 3 The Opportune Time to Buy Your Coat! Harvest Saie of A METIS we ID or A * *® be . 4 ~ ee” 3S wat $ a “3 ae ss 4 f g 3 ‘ nt Sk b. a ae 7 $ 4 a ee 7 BS = is : axe ¥ “YJ » oe » ag : 4 4 é cf ~ wv i » d ; y ‘ fj ; ‘ ‘ rE F t = é * » + ae é ;) a i ia - on ~ i , . § vom} - a me 7 ‘ - : oi. ae 3 ri bc vial ivr C3 ; a Zl S iz P “= | x 2 oe A ~~ = y * yu 4 % ., eg : i =! i, La : ~y z ee Riad 4 = 7 - te ; : . e ; oc. . a me = 4: OSS = ° +F - i cal f - * F + 7 ‘ Ps ie i + Ls ay 4 a > * - 4 BY Xd % a 5 ¢- =: ts # . ak ie ae ’ >, y ais , + = 2 ‘, ! AY t sh » ne ‘ Bi, ; a § _ 3 ie : ae SS ‘Ss + : . 2 - ae . 3 a 5 y a ¢, a ca = a : a, a4 a wy ay - >. a = 4 . = 4 : + - Ze See 4 2 4 > Fa r’ * r ; te ¥ ‘ee ‘ rar 4 es 3 . % ¥ So ee “SA . . - ¥ § | ee - 4 — ~ ae +, are ‘ ; % - ig pil as + } t 2 a a? “ g . ¥ ‘3 — ce =e 5 = 5 - a 4 ‘ a> a ; 4 ‘Se . a4 L@ oh ne ‘ : 7 ri 3; ¢ K er Soyy + | : = aa = ie Bes De ‘- = FE SZ oh : ae a fe # "fs z ; # ae ae re i oe Lo : are ; Z “ao a 2. oy ee we ae ae ay taaly ¥en hel tas Scat ay . ww, eau Os . . . b Mate*, 3 4 M4 “a res ea a~ aS er err mie P — 7 te : ~ Sees - 4 * s- x ‘ to B Seta oS is ate ae — - > ew ade P aan ~~ * a" = : O ‘ mr: § ge .. oe : : wu ‘ r Bas on The Vorwvrs Plan—25 A cers Fo Pav PCree 1 re Lis cS ae + tran wie Fe 7 . eS xe be ~ ‘ , : neon ~ mae é' , . andi a oeRE par the Salamce w * wearttg ssarmne Fee: su3 ee — - > = —_ —-. ~e% . - \augents—Rarcain Basement. Nugeure—Barcauin Beeement. ae $2.25 — oe Trousers = ne Men’s + 50 Union Suits Barvrsi saie Price , : : on kerack Long Pan ff hottoms 3] 49 : Juniors and Girls | = A | I ~ | | —— ee ree ( Nagents—Bargnin Basement. ’ ’ , incttnnak Sienien Underpriced for the Harvest Sale: tuni $=.38. TS. sto and | $2. 63 —— Satin MEN’ “ta 800 Coats—6 to 10 Vears. et Pa aoa ner lag = gre ag - ° 1000 Coats—10 to 14 years. AOR ERT | Re 700 Coats—i3 to 17 years. | $2 Sille Canten Crepe Shirt eee $s mT} : — 300 interlined Coats inciud.- ed in this great sale!’ = — | $1.95 to $2.45 Vaiues $2 40-Inch Satin Charmeuse on 5 5 / Harvest Sale Price IR SE SYS ai ' . Pm Cr tele ce ’ ’ Pi —s s 2 : noun on . ‘ we id Rae +a te A escheat a) ze ETP EMRE ETAT TBF NIE « aie i. or ty iy Oe ae WS e ’ ’ it ee > aghats fa leo ln en elem , : ete ‘ e eee malate lr a ne es . nite data. tigen eptemr ee nasesocinat, mealies . Ry ee pun i bats: ARR le Se a 8 i : 2 va re ae a te a ; * G a i> ais 6 sot i, | Ae f ¥ . ; } 7 ae ae ‘ - “pt 4 fae urartan os ee ¥ Pie sei Dias - ae soap ane as belles _— n min ein séihik sehen Ls Uae i ee ~ ¥ PR Mae Fs fees, Mo ee Cg ee ss Vi ew % ae a Lae i SgES Peat eek Mabey pes a of , 4 sc «4 Dee jag 4 $ Paes ba GR i Big a aes uA! Yer nea Ree) wR oa . ee rs 6 aes, Sesag. i . ue bee ig aga . ic ee ee bt el slabs ‘ ae ; 43 ge RRR Si: xi ra i tute aS i uid " i ite we 7 ‘chee “4 v me a ek Shee x? "avr = ; ‘og - : $10.00 Fur Trimmed—Fur Lined = ene’ “izes to fit: The tnill ciri«. rye} “ee Vaiues a bs — the weail girta, the «teat girix, ; indies | $2.50 Changeable Taffeta, ee Per Peianires. Velour. Letrekhbans, Belivias. Pinida. Man- qei and Beaverette Ceillarn. New “tries amd (eters. i ewwnar aim, 70 i. $2 Costume Velveteen 1000 Giris’ Jersey | DRESSES i $2 2 Crepe ¢ de Chine — ee — 2 ‘i " i som AEP ats . mg , . as . base ee Pages Pig ee Ree sata e “ ¥, rd 2 Te th AR pil A ies ti eon " 4 . tt NS : Wel. ¥ ASH RO ‘ Stel and street { tast-coler mo “ “a - a enc ~ : — =" wand sue ts “sess ys en : ¥ nh hisack

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ _ WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1926 ee ta PARE Ie _ 1 - er r “ 9 ae ~ ~—_ - * CA A & ¢ Merchandise covering practically every human need, at prices almost too good to be true. A million dollars Nine Days of Intense Pe in purchases and everything new; dependable and beautiful. A sale worth coming hundreds éf miles to attend. Ait if 4 Airy) Wij Harvest Sale | of New Fall es New Fall 9. Trocses ie. ea (eae. Overcoats-- I opcoats In the Greatest Sale in Our History eRe sit ee Ne nl oe y Ds ag 7 2 yD RN St Als baa 8 2 : ili sh ag tie : pire sera 2 pe rik a mee Algge> “aupae ihe pide WRN Be sities il ahi. we ae vg, * ¥ ie — a. oy i a ; aes, Be 8 Ms z ’ nae Roe nfs Velvets—more than 100,000 yards newest weaves, colors and designs offered in this great sale at savings of 25% to 50%. $6.95 to $10.50 Gorgeous | | | | . | Brocade Chitton Velvets Again we prove our extensive purchasing power to the Beautiful two-tone color combinations on black for : ? afternoon or evening frocks. 39 and 40 inches wide or men and young men of St. Louis. We have searched the 54-inch widths in bordered effects in new colorings. Har- markets to secure the greatest clothing values we have ever vest Sale price offered. We have accomplished what we set out to do and Thursday we ofter unparalleled prices tor clothing of this standard and quality. 54-In.Crepe Satins | “pegpiape: hes THE OVER CO ATS New claret red or a. = pg Satins in " a lovely heavy quality. inches wide. modish fabric of the Fall season. 7 the ) i€S$-—5 -preast ed box st y les—double- While a limited quantity ieees ‘$ 95 newest colors ety and cal inches A 55 Double- nemetndl box sty g wide. Harvest Sale pric breasted, tube style—ulsters and ulsterettes. DS TR Weer ERC Ca eS i” Pr ey MP ae, Price... ee ie eae OP PLP A hk eke ERR MR MINN Eas raRe Ulery: cory . Harvest Sale price, yard yard $3.98 “ae Crepe %°4.94 —— Satins THE SUITS ~~ -4 > . ¢ ” es. Patterns. Colors and Fabrics for men and be ae ot eur ba tell in pai ce eintia Se A et Starkey Gis ts Sheva A Re ae Var i ta al ibang I igs canis lee : PEN ip ty Sind “hea pie canareayins 4 fy ee Sleds oa oot AY Lo, aut tod ‘ ee a ( oe Ayer Oe y = ps) & aha I ay Ro TE Ot Seah? bare: Se he wee - oh rat fie ys . oe ape. an ph on PO iy ay be Da Ne tne RE ble age hon gr Bis Ss ae tN rf «caliph PR wien et iad has ae ae SWAB bit, ame SAN nytt ty Sey Sle han ee 4 GRE yeas ree . ie MAS ey aso Ts Ak SRR ER Pat 5 i if rs , he os ° , ¥ “9 leo : ; ‘ A ; - ee ae fit ° P ‘“ Te Re Re Tee us on ae F iD es ee ee = » le hail G pie wal oi . ea ee a a Oe ° o— - 2 40-inch extra heavy Silk Canton Crepe in 40-inch beautiful Brocade | Crepe Satins Newest Fall 4 aE |, mow Pall shades of red, green, $ 95 a: See, Ore, Tae 95 young men. 3-but ton Col legiate stvle—2-button Collegiate style—3- @ mavy blue, rustic or brown. 7 jungle. rose, navy and brown $93 button double-breasted stvle—3-button business men’s stvle. a: Harvest Sale price, yard vest Sale price, yard Se ; 5 4-Piece Golf Suits in the Newest Styles pa "el se . ’ : I ae a - . os : : sa 4 ss nll : 4 4 * . . ° 4 f ’ : “ 1 me } — > " : . . . ane : a aievwtde a 4 ? i , . ae ; . 7 See ae ~~ ry" ; iit ' : an . : ; Ps Bah Fa . ‘ ; : 2 b> ig ; Bee i . , 7. i? ie eee , ‘ rt : fi _ Z : mr nsidieliaaeettiiiestis omits ee - es Ah ne cme —_— Ne Phene Orders ae. TS ene z is -— . ; ; J 4 i ) L 3 . , a: ‘ i ; : - . } Rt - . po . i. " ‘eed a aa ; _e! 5 th _ = In the Big Harvest Sale | Bi) pid) er mi tir My ha, oo ee ae ane 1 a og an Tas i , : ¥ ; 7 ' : “. Fe Pee a ’ ” 4 + ‘i “ ee oar = : . 8 é : ; ; } ¥ Pete’ : i) m , “ 3 ie . , . . ; os a S ° So i” ee oe — ' / ; ‘, +e CEES $ # 77 3 hirts “ts ay $12.7 95 to $2.45 Values meg FY IPR |] CedarChests 8 $300 4-Piece Bedroom Suite — 9-Piece Dining-Room 2 Mattress Cover Built entirely of solid P P . | | Choice walnut veneer an SS ae in merican fnisn with me red Tenness +: steam ; can nut veneer and California e : e d = ceda . | bird's-eye maple top drawer fronts « rlay, tull dustproot mahog- shaded wa ican WHE VSmee! 2a0 VS rornia £ur muslin; dowubic-stitched seams; ure . 01! rubbed finish - : jp any drawer bottom tully decked Ci ons struc + ~ { b ae dresser ae) tio a te LF 47 ae >t ainut drawer ITOoOMmtsS eh be 2 be Bi e 1 fitl + 7.3 : closes ‘ee e¢ > i aliowance made for $ 69 copper trimmed. Harvest | robe and vanity, large extra drawer in vanity. perfect plate mur- paneis, fui: piatiorm Construction om china anc buttet shrinkage. Ali Sale price, $8.65. | rors: sizes, dresser. 48 inches; vanity. 46 inches; chifforobe. 39 fet is 66 inches tong = 6o inches jong, the chairs have ange Ese > | sizes : 7 " e = j ~ "T" 1. ¢ 7 ; “ ok -% fpeTigni ; ote trie nmeavy COmStrTUuction atic Tine cse « : :3 inches wide. 62 imches high; full-size bow-toot bed These # of tapestry co’ w. Ne ; | sy Take 50 Weeks to Pay — _ . is ve P (Sepenta—F courth Fleer. ‘North. : No Phone Orders J pieces, al] real quality, §:72.50 (Nugents—Fourth Fleor, ; ‘XX eg@entse—F ourth Fleer. Nerth.) (\ugentse—F ourth Fleer, Nerth.) Nine es eee of turniture im the popular Grand Rapids : $ t Simp-on style; unbleached ™ aut ‘ 4 cupboarac anc ) NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO 5 ES rior AU ay NE Celie ga STL tat

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_. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . & — A | b PAGE 14 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29, i926 CHARGE PURCHASES BALANCE OF MONTH PAYABLE IN NOVEMBER “ ' io — as and War > o a ' if Mra 3 | ars in the hom Comme Dirait les Couturiers Parisiens—Marvelleux! 4 p Athletes s Praise It 606-08 Washington Av. Then to Sixth St. 4 f int ase Thursday! We Provide cA Gala Occasion For Women Who cAppreciate Style And Know “Values! ~ ; ars Annual Sale of Sample Millinery [== have to off Bringing The Midseason’s Newest cAnd ‘finest Modes From vices : | ae Sa ee ae — Today...call at the premi the facts about The Senate America’s Best-Known ‘frenchroom Sources... ‘Belart, Vogue. A te hee Se ee gn eS Se > i. and Pershing Ave. Every t; fine Residential Hotel Acc 4 ° C p : Cg 3 cell Be. i : 7 . , age Le ee - ney evel ced tebe se oye ateccingg ental ee ee eh + ail Be es ee eRe ed Reger S apeie ste ge abeae icy % Shaety He AP Py RR 09 Bae ei 18 ae RIPE Ne Diep ¢ “ . . 2 heen git ~ . kh 1 ean S RS Pa Sm a ee ‘ ayer yy mt vi a dt ba Sinton Wha, * ae - Ant, ee Sof TRI ES YOON TOON NE SUB Ne On br Deny mts duathscoiets teste NEWEST REBOUX FINE AUSTRIAN ~ ee desk SS LAP G Sy We. it the “a elore pee Ee TURBANS VELOURS aed ae Ga | Qo: = © "find out about The Senat SMART HIGH CROWNS METAL CLOTH : mN ote NOVELTIES a i ths St, = LATEST MODE J eo so SEE eae ne SMART SATINS ‘i Sete Ts ecotghe f Oy zh Pees Re Bir 5 Oe eo eo Ge BEAUTIFUL DRESS HATS SATIN AND METAL mn & CLOTH COMBINATIONS SMART LITTLE DANCE > og HATS SOFT VELVET EFFECTS +4 ant - . o yet + o. ‘ : 1 , co - a ar Se J , - Ae ERS et nawy Se ee TE Spe eet eens 8. ¢ : , =~ ‘e. lar e page * Fare oes ie + 4 ay Oece SOP = a Oe a - aa joes? aren ; Ait oe ao ag os oS Ci a akan oS en seu Sat etgatoaas ; ° o4 , S we ** ae Sarat ioe an eS 4 : . ? } ron « > 4 ae? ao - 4 Ti+, or 5 + SA oa hs , 5 . * et) se - 4 e- eee ty 2 * r 4 > , Rites Ate Lowy 7. " +i %enl? % *! » ay? oe Peete, vs = | Fae, 7 : = > : pa ont Sante bh tena Sep ae . os ve 4 2 ‘ ~~ o> ° - - ‘ ene : vt: Me ae 3343". 2a a . 4 > ‘ ec | a" a - ei? i? ~ . oi A 26 « - Ivie , e ots oe ‘i . fi te - - , ~ * >? ee »* tS toe r ay X Apt . %* °5 ’ st and finest millinery that America can produce at a price far below actual production cost. This is possible because these models have actually paid tor themselves many times over by serving as samples. We sincerely believe we have succeeded in assembling one of the greatest collections of Sample Hats ever offered. Another demonstration of our great concentrated six-store market prestige! re ’ ~. ee, P ae ; bate Pe renege mane gre Vagho we FM, yom, NAPE rn ty IS ee Py es oe Peay we re A oe a " + * o “ “ . ¥ ROMS . . BO as PBN: RY bao ea oma tea 5 i at tee 4 PE Pao {ap Pea ehlicniee — iene? . ern y ane ‘ PE ae Bye sae anne wa - 4 = et ae ay y > 4 no ) CAN 606-608 Washington Avenue—Thru to Sixth Street 4 REAL PORT COAl VALUES | INEXPENSIVE COAT: FORTHE IN-BETWEEN SE# ee ee ee Lae +. “ ot. PR DARE ree» es Sa 4> a m ee ee ee ee eee ~ at. 6 Si 0 “ wv A ern ia aeRO Rap RED Ip IRE oR Mommy Sl ieee anata tee Lhe. deel ee a . . y omeal ~ ACEI lings mbre- GUN METAL Basque Modes Wingsleeve Modes : : - F | Bloused Modes a ps f | | a8 = —— rr twee FLESH on ie ; . | Bite os and other desirable 20leme. One and Two Piece Modes $ : | | —- a Well-styled, well-made its CHAMPAGNE Pleated-—Tucked—Embroidered Modes » ' | Ae “ he that have all the “sir’’ of ' : — BLACK | 2 ie higher-priced Coats. The i al ETC | Coat for in - between - onl | wear |! BELTED MODELS! Ai : : FUR-COLLARED MOD e All — ) ALL SIZES—16 to 46 | and dial OTHER SPORTS COATS - , Pe. Bagi if O ; é greater ' S89.78 a | : Thursday in this KLINE’S—Basement, = without fail, and duced at real savings. Just another of Kline's mo- * at Lowest Prices mentous value-giving Events—Just another chance to have choice Frocks at a very low price. CHARGE PURCHASES ° PAYABLE UAT AMAALTATAAAALLONTAL ARYA NY XRELAOAIALKAT ROD HAY OEY RON REND I A REASONABLE Daytime Modes Evening Modes DEPOSIT HOLDS ANY FUR ! IN CANTON CREPE :: CREPE-BACK SATIN og Riis ave teen Fur Seeing for vegety rear, Many’ nde a a behind every garment hearing the Kline label. Our at REEN NE RE VY possible by our large clientele in four at cities = gee oe gpl NEW G S “ Ww DS ws NA of inestimable value in obtaining Furs fashioned of the finest peltries and BLACK very lowest possible prices. Our experts are pre-eminent as stylists as | well as in Fure—in many cases both skins and mode are selected by our epecialists. ; KLINE'’S—Third Fleer. Misses’ and Women’s Sizes KLINE’S—Poerth Floor. iil T hoe i" i TAAL i TTT j — — 4

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WEDNESDAY EVENING, A ag ig At ot 5 Ge i» SE ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ , Take $19° and War between s% and 11 p. m. yesterda* Stamps. and stole $190, 25 old watches and fgiars in 7 oe nee $35 in War Savings Stamps. : KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE | TH AHH KH HH HY O# = ' ‘ ier eiéae = Ba ) == ; on Gch ioe ee | "| + 2 s _ A . id aad s a s | i § Athletes Praise It = pint-Ease tore Lame Muscies—Tube 60c A SDA CRS GRO oa BA new lease in October 2 Then see what | | The Senate and Congress arvelleux! a ee . dlues! Rae ~ ‘ —s . REN BPs 2 ER ag Poh ees oe™ have to offer ° ow . _ ~. ” o o aCe oé re ee or hisly oP Dumersnio Management ad hice in JuiT Disci o> AMBASSADOR INVESTMENT CO., Owners Sem Kopiar, Pres. at Le: PAS was et TH HH HH HH HH HE 0 OS AN ES EY A as a ee ee we ee s at enh Fee eae Be cer g % i an: } SPS RE IC Nin are. PP RMR RRR ND ana ee Nm pe Saya. ae : bbe 7 EA se at, eke ate b wlce Pn artes bx tn - 4 Tate 7 B pe Aaw Rian’ ‘ Ciitsaae ¥ TH Astounding Savings, Astounding HH 2.00.0 Selections in a Gigantic Missouri avenue. In attempting te IN CLOTHES | S | f steered his machine into tne rt ‘ : fe ors x | - ih ; j . | a ; ; . . : eorge Schiueter took nin LO | 2 a | Alexian Brothers’ Hospita After | ; . 8 ae aoe mee £ | the injurv Was diagnosed as 32 ° | er cuts tens aa el t an trenogot to carr vere q a 1h Seat rt -~ enty-four he urs later a j $ he complained of a severe head-| | i | ache and was returned to the hos- | ; ee . a . as ' I : = nital, where an X-ray examination | Ou mont a ter mont | i ) 7 | : . lisclose that a bone had heen | , . _— ¥ ; - Be : splintered at the base of the skull. | qs He died a few hours after being “oa i oe we ll F Aa d’”’ ret ned t hoenita | oes = wrneaG + iif pea ved ; x uti-r asnione : — ime a Stewart was not arreste nN C , os 1 norifie Oo appear a ¢ en S pa e S a Ph t te he Sia id 3 i . ’ ong ge oe Hh an ™~ mele By ee apy: ee ~ a... ee ae ee eee . ‘ = — hace “LN maoen ake Os» 2-1 Tae eb Baath THES. ie a aad. aa PRR EE ek ig EAA Ot ARS ae a Ae 4“ % *, 2 ‘4 ~ rf eS ees i, q ” aw +A : ree te os - - ; u RE he 3 Lie ete RON Yaak Re eo 2 RS dernier - wh aie 4 Vas oes aps at a AY aie Batista. ea “ Be hd ae . sal, te : * - oa y : ialgh a RG: tah bie eared ‘ed >, ae aye pe so Me POG CMR a gre a Ps oe RN Evert PO Cv a ro SB RR POR aS ate eae Ere Sent se i Ge AY, dae = et ie vs ma a ae t Lea ge. 7 gfe. - 5 at ‘ f Bes oar 5 aah oith st oN a , 2 : Ais wee ' Er re ee sa _ ME, RCs - SHRED : ERE One ee poe en 7 RR ates 4 a Pie cc Oe Por a eee potneiniinds. tin + narod + peat oxdpalee bite Dra, deine. a abs ye ahhsoe A ad fa ye ree gs aaa ‘ look good on you, and to you, day after day ; : . + 4 - _ - : - . _ + * » Was MoO Lail ' id . 7 : ~~ . roner s Ingjueil iif rliiGQ ; ee ‘ - > | . 5 ms 7 a, e gjea a Yes = Piz@e £4488 uit : Aa ore ar ¢ 2+} — | eo hinria ~ - ‘ vw © | ae Se 4 ’ aia : ae ‘ ‘% . _ 2 aka i? é‘ ° : a eS at ame pe OU Mis a Five Hurt in Cothston of Bus and Street Car. Tié¢ ; cut anc W hen the style gives you trim outdoor lines “"oOR? . a . — ‘a . A f ; } 4 = FH . LAG Avenue—Thru to Sixth Street AL T COAT} LUES | FOR THE » | -BETWEEN SEASON! }¢ When the tailoring is fine enough to hold your clothes in ” + a t ine ri Ts Leonard Og- sha e > nd * TT iced " ; — . 4 2 3984 Highiand avenue. and ~ B j | , a 2 . . HOME —a elaborate maga gine published quarteriy by the ‘ounnanennevavasunnnannceseneneunnanensanteasnaantl) BELTED MODELS! Fourth and St. Charles Sirets Washington Avenue at Broadway . A —— Et ke « Pave? 3 is now Deing Gaisiributed, All Silk From Top to Toe and Full Fashioned We doubt if ONE DOLLAR has ever pur- chased greater Hosiery value than it will Thursday in this sensational sale. Attend, without fail, and share the phenomenal savings. IR-COLLARED MODELS! ALL SIZES—16 to 46 THER SPORTS COATS $19.75 TO $33 KLINE’S—Basement. a g . % i= h eee ar i: 4 , * : ° bp Autumn brides and home makers will find this Magazine heipful and interesting—it will be given gratis to anvone regi tering ai taeir store for a copr. Their “gic of Sampie Suites of 7 | . b+ a4 ‘ “ r- | >—4 — = rt Furniture is now in progress—re- ]| * e i te 13 . rn om ae ; ¢ muetp~ens | , om tt, ee oO te - + — tours Sp pat One pallet — eee ee ee anes ea iss Ge. x Shape. ORY 2 part latpe a tt > SE eect aaa —_— _ _ . Sina ‘ . TN ANE. GA: NTT IOE IN PCOS: - SOT icte ee ME = Ai ii ae SS OE ASN COAL Eo 9 ARB AO a DR Ng GREE AINE TAREE ERLE ASE pt sie oil wig ioe was? = eres Son Je I te Ot A EAGT IIA at ” a ee

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ae Baie 2 ae pe Fc co “yh, “ay 7 — . - 5 _ SLLERES POS es iS = IWESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1926 PAGE-16____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ a WEDNESDAY E EPI : - > weevelt “from : Fall, former _} Robinson. chief of navy engineer- Navy F. D. Rooseveit trom & ‘y\bert B. Fan, SSS os — : ‘ — oF 3 +7 ss — . pil ~~ 79° was a | aioscioarese ae Yas USLITIedG iid keeping the .c . : . 2 . : é i Tti ot? +* Im*sg yr iT} ine, ae = Ws se ki T RY OF YEAR FIGH a ke : secret. pending | ing: L. E. C. Finney. former assis*- incriminating fault as to fraudut = he Interioz u aa ime © eT tite a é pot Dome tease a cret, perce's conic ieee’ rs : acti wit “snenicious circumstanc ouc — i 4. , , ory th nitcrior: ive” in their connection a) “suspicious © U Fae : > } as r ari ant Secretary of Lieé Intemor: Hi. moti . as ~—— ‘ndiciallv stamped as / ; § ~~ : >, - os aw > > Ba ¥ is , " *; a icy tia oe the consummation of the i : ee ties ite tie eould not : ary g Harbor storage arrangement w#tth | Foster Bain on. W — on RRR ee 2 nae the | fraud because of the willingness ' a a Te LAIR LEASE Doheny. while in Los Ange'es, | the Federal Bureau of Mines, ard The decision deciared Label oa ——$_— on emt Pane. we = Bia d 8 ‘udcee McCormick held that the ar- | former assistant Secretary of th€'ioan of $25.000 by Sinclair to Ai- Centinu 3 al ; 7 5 SU ; % 7 q i S a ai Since saat ctiiey sunita * ee = aes it Committee of Senate of Fall’s Surren- und not for military reasons” | fast 4 HoSttry LOCUST = —— ate a7 4 x : Juage NAennedy neid in His ce- = . t = = ee 4 : der of Naval Oil Reserve cision that theact of June 4. 1970. 28 (fhorsday _— = au f | 7 : enabled the Secretary of the Navy = “ Hosieru Zor Mer,Women and Chitdren = ee cay, - — nee ee 7 ee ‘5 - . eh —oHie-en ? AT) Fowe rt’ ad a8 = ao == = - ‘: ae f ki i et. A ists? 42° ijga + GAZ wid Z Sc iy cs Pe = = _ e@ E. rae iia Sovernment efforts to aunuil the non l« {4 rs reiniv eu iisié w' - papas a ee 2 ema ttn aaa 2) ] I , RB = : : ih 4 rn % 4 \ \ Y SOie@sS. aii S iZes In LOT PESO Beara ame Sepa ge ge i nae = al aul ty, naaequate T ' 4 . £2} m3 , > 4 \ ~ mite : X3 \ \ Yan MEN’S SOCKS Women’s Pure Silk — wie te qe WA \ A = WE LINE "EM WHILE YOU WAIT 50c Hose ns i — Service wetrht; some ee rs broker == : ~ ranges “izes Pairs = 3 ir $1 || zoe 2 "$1.00 - tor Qi 2? ' ° = BRAKE sich cain iiitaicin aknanadicnieamedisieiiiis J : Women’s Fulil- ad by REST mn 44 CORN Hens ep he “ . nnn Ae haan, Sats 42 SER Vicg saute ~ . te, Ke rly eo ee — ee or Ree cig ore aol ’ Rae: 8 Kage, Wt Aa) i eksdeabiaaah Assay atar rom Se Tee da Rae Sito the % % Pie 57h a . ? tt " ‘ae UR ee eae en '. etry de RT Oe p a ove Sm ys Fa uae prays ™ ~ Bey % ’ > =. = . ae Men's 75c Fashioned Slik Hose ~~ 714-16 Washing : al BOLLAND’S Pure Silk Unmended Seconds of $1.55 to $1.55 grades, —= : SAFETY SERVICE CORPORATION . ele Mostiy black; service amd chit! Weig Its = / : | ; Lecust at Tenth ‘ons. DPS SY 3, Mastiy with for $1.00 = | 2106 Washington Av. 2105 St. Charles St A Whir wind, 538 ee * ~ soles fer sie tops . = : , i AE Jeweters fer 78 Years ae CEntral 7586 . 2 Pi: w — : ip ; eee : at — or aes ee Se KSoCVK Cee Soesees Sie oS @ , pe ' sieiicemiaiine on — — ane EEE —- | Lee | RTT EEE eee SONS IEi a recnnsssneSsMSSGURs=ssee=== ame Te WLSSEET Tn. 2~ Tee eaS SEE ESE TTT Se = . aan | ipseaguesssisssene= momeecaressessans: ~ Black Satin, Crepe a ie = + | i % hl j e ~ ; u $15 to $20 Values.... rT , ’ a ? ° 7 +7 fy, ir Bi ; oa 2] Ton 4=enue ~% oo 3 ~* on ; a . L? ec om oe e ‘ & J A he ’ tA. Rsesbtzee SF re seen % . ; ° 1 — > > : eo. er e = — ’ : aia” sat = ee Ss Ou Ss - Triarenie farmor (>? . Bas ee ur ’ -_ . - "SS OES aaa. : Windows! ernment Presider yolidgs 4 The ar®iilment suit was ffled it ; J -, hy thevenne in| March. 1924. put rria snare a. : Try to buy the silk te tuc j 3 not get ae a r 15 y un? Miar + : : ff >, 4 mane + Dress like one of # in , a rmeige ee (TEE these if you want to see re aah ose . nee : what values they are! Hismise oa ek: Shan “8 . All of k 2 = / ; bloused-back and other a te Fitterabesks youthful in . crepe moire : ever 5 eiaittein ; “+8 «Csonations. A special lot, vent gh : um Tie —swhiile they last, Thursday 1 a r i % : , is = ‘ ~ : © “ a Olle aati + allv selected. with the result that EVERY stitching, pom poms, leather, rubber flowers .. : C Ss. . : } ~ 2 ee — sm 4 aaa * a - - a ‘a - Be :# a . h the Government won +. HAT in the collection is ot an extreme:’ —A LL THE LATEST teatures tor Fall are of ai. OPmnia Ri | | hich quality represented. a “* = yt © . We Decisions Differed on Authority oe 2 The little black satche wit BERGRen: oe , i seeenan TRFTIN! TC , rT rR ¢ ! \ s $100,000 in it, that came to Secre : GENUINE AUSTRIAN VELOURS! Every Imaginable Fall Color mt ae tarv of the Int! r rau, wag held netess F; : F , e : 4, —Tiny .) ll M di L ~ He Btr reaponsil for the Los Anceics | ! 1ré ur Felts! Satin Rot. » UMA, Meaium, Large (rs , 4 wy ’ 1s) r ' ’ fher " t th : ~ © a if . vt: allied h reaso f the W n c sc aiees . ie YT, . ee m ¢hioe €¢% : — “a ++ + - - . - : ae r fms tn st pat he allegentio , > EVERY HAT TS AN MILLINERY SHOP. a Bee. : ' f fraud was not sustained, as ft? : + . , S t Ait q} eae it ADVANCED STYLE SECOND FLOOR y d i af ; a's inir 2 : * Tr . Sit « “A r rr ¢ if F ‘ : Pres nt's 2 3 § iH % ister rit ix | 4 ‘ Bay : Serres om *he “a eat q 2 ne : NX x + ee ‘ ' ryt riar Ye nartr ‘ * >: ; tei re ¥ t by - ‘ ——s 3 = —— ——---—— : is _ da Cheyenne it was held that Pal . oat S| Set + + > [2 T . Se woe en . _ LS . x, ’ . . iii

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rd ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29, 192 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 17 [i a s Long in U. 8S. Army. regiments. h ‘ er! tora} | a ee of more than 2000 sears or cove! ‘HUMAN FLY’ BURGLARS CAUGHT MRS Kal BRENNAN _TON Sept. oo. tO the army, lined up before Sens- Two Youths Arrested in New York f the Tenth Cavalry onl Ralph Cameron of Arizor 1 re- On Eleventh Story Window Ledge. stove cn. Stat Hotel 11 stories Retief Party Lines Will Be . a rm ctr + al ‘ is You are not taking , iain C] 4 in Illine | any chances about what’ aescri hed +he ar} : 1 @ ho” rrere : 2a Hlinols. bd ; : : fon DP. lescribed themselves a: Shattered in tino t A _ es = covered up when you patronize us—only : “seorge H. Reed, 21 vears old, of | rom e eo lan Ompany ; — —a materials are used throughout. Assure § “2"°". Kan. and Ven. Bryan, 20. Be Ge | % nf , a+ Ty L. . . ii | will g of upholstering that not only looks well bur —@ “ 7* ria, I] They were spectfi- py the Associated Press . Ve led i _— at long and satisfactory service. Estimates a ee with entering the QUINCY, Ill., Sept. 29.—Declar- | 7 3 ully Vv room o wit ane ("> ey l¢ sTone ‘ 6467 - ) given. : a - ae Se : TS. Clau le Stone ine her belief that “the preserva- : ho didn’ TUCKER UPHOLSTERING CO. f 2209 Se mictatn ts vo sainaiape et | Ay W, O e?. 4 roid Watch. burt police declare they ti0n of the liberties that are ~st tv | ; q 14; C ) 'ewnert ¢ : ania : in 4 rican neople depend upon | e xpect } conne them with sgev- the American peop! |= are § Main Office and Factory Branch , eral other robberies of hotel guests. the proper solution of the prohibi- | ‘ m 4 f = hed . . 4 > a ‘ ie . ~ . = oe, 4125-41 Olive or 3210 Ss Ey. *. Youths, woh o were finehily ion question.’ \Irs (;eorge E. + $a Vy ini We aoe Be comesien a there is an indefinable something lacking to complete the construction of the style X Mrs. Brennan summarized what | appointments of the modern home. Vose Grand : « its absolute de- she called the main issue of the pendability and superb tone campaign in tn reply he said h : saben - : ] . . : ampaign in the reply she said she | Specializing in nationally-known standard makes, the Aeolian quality are definite assurances 4.16 W : received from a Republican Wns | “ CE CORPORATION 71 ashington—Across the Street F rom Loew’s State told her he would votgfor her hus- | Company offers to the purchaser of a grand piano an unparalleled of trustworthy performance band. She said ne toiad ner : . : 4 2105 St. Charl whir ‘ : 7 ee ws ao gettanoiin service, a most comprehensive selection, and every assurance of Paper fi will ° es S crowd and most of us only have a} . a le a ay ee t BA Iwind, Price-Slashing, One-Day Se | complete and lasting satisfaction. be sent to you without cost f ¢ tral 7586 ehance lay £0! i YS - j .¢ there 1s 2 Bore on | y, MONTH END foot to prevent Sunday golf play- | ¢ Z ca inc. They'd like to take away Sun-/| . 4 S LE ee Steinwa Web Steck V WA : day Dagebai. von, and "perhaps y eber tec Ose + bo Cage SER VICR —— ’ | oS SSS ew we | — a ~> os ee ae | | sat i : : OEM SS Reece ow — ~~~ — sae ; ; 7 | + Bl kb § ti f to vote for your husband as a pro- —6/plac. atin Crepe and 0 he N test against what has already been K e . Y cain | r New sptive us ot our liver urtzmann teinert mi MP... - done to deprive us of our i.derties | 4 | , ‘ . and to prevent further encroach- | e e re er a/ Aeolian nn ment upon them.” | af cere s: Ms. Brennan sald she believed : ; ° “g Company nal ae “party lines will be shattered while , SPECIAL NEW SMALL GRANDS ARE PRICED AS LOW AS $475 rg of Missouri people. tig bundreds of thousands of “MIl-| 4 +h noisans will vote for my husband | Adequate allowance for your present piano ow” Please send catalogue * | Convenient terms of payment Oo’ of Grand Diem: then as a protest against candidates and hecause of the courage with which | 4 | VS paper floor patterns and he took a stand gn the principal; t ¢ Price lusts “ | issues of this campaign and be-/ eause thev believe he can be de-/| pended uy on ae battle in tne Sen- ' ate for the preservation of the Iib- | COMPANY *¥ MISSOURI “OM erties which we still possss.” | W. PP. CHRISLER .PRES. ¢ 4 ESM $15 to $20 Values. . 95 Try to buy the silk to make a Dress like one of - 12 these if you want to see , oy : Thomas F. Donovan of Joliet, 4 ee ee ONE i , aateienh, sent a 1004 OLIVE STREET / : F All o e popular messace on farm relief prepared by ” Raclusion Representative for the Steinway Piano and the Duo-Art Reproducing Piano Jf “ TT a bloused-back and other DAY a en which stiacked the 4 a youthful styles in satin, ONLY “oolidge administration farm pro- & _cfepe moire and combi- gram. eee cee — 4 : : The message said that report f = . ' nations. A special lot, es es tax ee farmer ernameb-| ing from Washington are “press- | agent stuff.” written br a man} while they last, Thursday Second Fieor. “4 s 4% fat aur? ° Kept om tne payroi: aus 4+ A i | to write = - e eae e a+e 3 r4 HISTORY OF FIGHT : ae = ; ial : THE ‘ : : : TO BREAK f y t - . ce a Sf 4 > ‘ $ Beautiful Coats ; SINCLAIR LEASE # 8 of such ~~, - 44-4 $ Northern 50 > Continned from Preceding Page. tf *. : : eo Fd e , ~-- (dyed coney) a a. Fi tdi eo od é iil @ the season's new- —-- of Sinclair and hisc attorneys to) 5S nmi $ ns $175 - explain to a Senate investigating | 2 jeeress 4 > pees: > committee that it was made to the ge: $ ; $ former Secret ary of the Intertor to ne oe : enable him to go to Russia with a ee 2 Sinclair in connection with the lat- | nF ; 3 —— - B f ] 7: e ter’s ofl operation. alue! ante eautifu ; ! ur- rimmed Judge Kennedy struck from the | ° te record all evidence relating to the) : Lid} a ; : & zi ; bank accounts of Fall and said that / eS eo tamie: the evidence did not prove thers | ae wat was a connection between Fall, Sin- | i e -? clair and the Continental Trading | ia @ i ' ; a ee'iGe Co. of Toronto, that had anr tcare-} at id ing on allegations of the Govern- | : a $39.50 and $45 Values, on Thursday Only ta so es Stes Gieeemeeeee ‘ charged that the trading company, | of a Those who seek a Dress or Sport Coat should see = jesides being used for a huge resale | C rT these and not judge of] project, was the agency by) — them by the low which Silclair passed $230,500 in | % r ° Th Liberty Bonds to Fall. i price. e — —__— | Kennedy's Rulings. e . . . shades of high Judge Kennedy’s decision con- 3 4 | > tal 2 tre #eni) ur ™* + ki auality woolen fab os omplete Foreign banking Service | jee . ith the want That the executive order signed 4 ——— rics Wi | May 31, i921, by President , $ ecm s ed large fur collars Harding, transferring the naval r rit : and cuffs. A spe- ot] reserves from the furisdiction Fy : 7 ‘ ee iv Deps LTT} zm t) t ; an } oe | ; +. mie cial -lot, offered a rr _—— {ONG other numerous services purchase checks also clean and documentary f it » or the interior Vepartment was 5 P ‘ , , ‘ e oe: Thursday, while valid. m the arranging for the issuance Grafts payanie at future Cates, drawn at sight 2 TT TTh 8 aaa That in carrying out the prov:- of commercial letters of credit or time on foreign countries. s oe i fn Sion of the act of June. 19290. the on all parts of the world for the . : | A Limited Number of Coats S 95 then Secretary of the Nary. Ed- i _—— ortat ion of 7 rchandise Acceptances and Discounts = win Denby, did not usurp the é i argge Asai nes eleets nigh ae ; oT Lhe ag: Fur-trimmed Coats at a great price sac- powers of Congress, as alleged into the United States is one of the major We accept drafts for customers’ accounts to - TT es pifece; $35 vaiwes at........... by the Government. services of the Foreign Defartment of create dollar exchange covering commodities iia | 3a Second Floor. That Congress may delegate First ae onal Bank sent abroad , draped tams and meses “ i. he ddtieds tendidhen af The First Nat ent a d. in Ber rets. close- i j . = FO . the (,overnment the now ab—utwmem awn wort ; mert ears reer. : ; ws sve sit aah po¥ er to >recr ——— as * id 40 AJ AOA With cor = =i} Save $2 or $3 a Pair Thursday in This Great 2"). eer es i pureed Snape tiie Se IRAP IR > . y ks in all parts of Europe, Sout = ‘ and facings gold amae e an unrestricted way. and fn ac- ee 3 mst ‘i — We furnish srr trade ane credig A ner. rubbe f} TI § cordance with a vested discre- Aandi’ the Orient, Africa and Australia, information on any part of the world. ic ad ’ ow r -- o 3 63 ve s be as ate ¥ - vatur ¢ j rm a | upeuem and through these correspondents a compre- atures tor Fall are r an Kennedy's ¢€ onclusion. pata ee See eee ‘ates of en = al Near tine end of his decision hensiv ré service is Orrereu in tae i est Our Individual Travel Service Hie ; | ' Judge Kennedy said: American manufacturers and i merchants en- Comprises | 1B | “In reaching a conciusion in thie gaged in foreign trade ‘ ) Fall Color tT 18 case, we fully realize the degree of | Railroad tickets for journeys in any courtry. ee } . unp =. vert? } ehiek eat} Y + e dius, Large Te mpopularity with which ft will be Export and Import Reservations ang tickets for auto and aero Vs ———— recerveda This true in the ne- " ‘ ' ' ‘ 7 "y+ P ¢ ' - ws i sad Sizes. for ie Til heme te meen Letters of Credit plane travel. Hotel arrangements and in f nernl nnhi — ss eo ee a ; . - e nd Matrons seat ee The issuarice of commercia! letters of credit formation. Steamship passages to any gart of .. Ma atrons | sensatio eatures surrouni- , , ae tne ep the world. - - Sleeping car and Pullman res- ’ ; ing the transactions involved, being forfinancing shipments of goods anc com- ' ' is 1 ESS eal ae , ervations. Personal and baggage insurance.- ¢ 3 : argely 11 ® Gark.as to al! the mocities , ¢ ; eth Values to $5.85 other multitude of circumstan-ve Information and azsistance in obtaining vises, f : . With which ths ‘ase is surrounded By reason Of is i INE CONCIMUCS aNG extensive MasapcrTts and callin g pert 1s. ¢ Information cme ANG KNHnOWiNg perhaps less of the Re . voit Qeacdle Cain Deiter o tein i . ES . wth i ee mnancing Of | pe USCe, MNS DEI 6 eee respecting International Bankang and Ship ¢ eniee grea ema rinciples which the — 2 tile accrentable throughout ¢ ' ‘ a8 —— 4 New, short-vamp Footwear in pat- inciuded are the popular piain one experience of the ages has taught of credit are reac accep bie Cnrougnout the ping. <- - T he issuance of T lravelers Letters j ’ ’ terns correct for Fall. Patent. satin. straps. fancy straps. sport Oxfords EES ae ae i mean pee word 2 ; eos ‘geaee seen ne velvet. Move thes and ties, and cut-out styles. Every a en | of Credit which are available throughout | as ra it ir cal that :" ; With the richts.of neren , : be ' ; sani S si i + ’ pairs in this great group at ONE pair a value at can't be equalled sere ) I sons and We ‘seue drafts tor the mail transfer of fund the world: also Travelers Checks in con- : 2 ee 7 * vs . , ° - - ‘ 9 a ae i Gold and Silver DAY Mail Orders “The fact that this appears to be to foreign countrics, effect cable payments, venient denomimations. « ‘ Evening Slippers ONLY Promptly Filled , a good contract for the Govern- eo ment as tegtified ny thoae wit- " © €8ee won are qualified tn ener k é ———- ne Oo: its character. coupled with the f : fact tha? the ‘OMrts shonid hes ron & we A styie and a size for every foot. New cerned tn sustainine for: ri vrrants spike, military or Cuban heels. Come ee rae ae Bret a ibe 3 : early for best choice. | many depend imnele the on - 2 . . ” ——— On Our Cenvenient Mezzanine Ce ee sion that «uci -ontrarte Pes 4 ss eee 3 mot he ser aside far light 1 fica. : 3 Values to $6.85 | a. oe aw a x 80 Values to $7.85 | i Se us Teasons. unless fraud tn con. tiie Tartine att} this execution is cle o. —_— . eee . a a ; aa 680 pairs of the season’s newest Ulitra-fashionable styles, al] beau- shov i =a 86 and best patte tifully made and finished i 4 rns. ; Bor. 8 in Hich schon! of THIMBLE....714-16 WASHINGTON AV REXFORD, Mass. Sept 29 ; “es cities - Willta: Billy (reenier who at the age of 9 ( €2 member of the local high school He is a farm , boar < beer ‘hea the chores het ,re ght 0, ae e . ” eo. Rae GBs oan - . . - 2 st nk " . sa Ns» iy ms tga Ave “e ue Bee ay hte tilige. Gok es Fa eal Pie Y=

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WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1926_____— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ——____ mois LOUIS POST- DISPATCH = - ape ) : sg cimcraasliii ™ a >STEIN FOUND FP FSOCDSSSSISPS POSEY oo , . . 3 | GOLDSTEIN FOUND. | side ° 7 Cs«éOOF CIRCUMSTANCE. «xo Dt Fitton “GUILTY ON WEIHT Roy al Ermines_ Fer Fourth & St. Charles OF | 1 | AN pF ie : ee a : Imich and Kratz soon became | Three Groups Generously Reduced in Our Sale of | Pk Guan cu cs Ve 7 / e d. P rop h C IT ‘ + B d / / a ws "4 ‘SES 40 TO 56 Properly Up to Jury, Say : ae , Rie j Sample Suites | =mt- ey | LL TAKE APPEAL | . h | | ey AMS =A Saale Just WI IR mprehensive oe ee ti Our sale of Sample Suites presents an unusual opportunity for those planning to furnish TO SUPREME COURT fhe M O S T CO Pp 3 ge ee ee for Thursday new or old homes in preparation for Autumn. The three % in Chicago Monday. | Specially Priced Special, 3 Pai; Ly at rat Hida : As has been told, the Appellate | ae ities Be : 5 7 had babes Sk aa it a affirmed the prison sen- f, eek ee. : im \eemettaggagy > ar i ¢ : ‘ . zs ae ; ; . wee . Mies sites Re : 5 ; $ anste tae mene fi) Itences of Goldstein, Michael — J. or O ne VV e ‘ - SMOCKS anes @ Whalen, Morris Multin, Harry Le- Me See ig ee es | Of. Linene and Cham Rais Seo, em Si if - Line an am- AT alt a eT Ty Sar fo + | vin, Daniel O'Neil and Harry . ; 4, | bray. Cut roomy. Beg. | Stratton. Counsel for these men % 99 oe a ee ; - 'plan to ask the United States Su- oe * a a ey 6dr ae $2.25 velucs. Spectes _preme Court to review the record | Avid 4 , : a re: + vt j ‘of the trial, held in Indianapolis| | a ee 7 Knit Union Suits os oil a oasis pilates A P i > OD: bes, ae IIE ALLS AO RED TS ALIS RL NE AN ky ct Ae aoa ‘patted gan te a ee er ee | ~ eS aaa ee en ee Ff . 44 +. > if a a a nb me Pat ape aha > ot . > err —_ y - ~~ mow * . - - ~~ «i . ~ re ‘ ae . ow ~ eee ae » +5 i A ON RENE GID TES. mL yg vee ni naerrt eine anapaeien mr > peta’ ty he ater ane ‘ oF. . S oh 7 ‘last December, on a writ of cer- pe . ~ % a Of lightweight 2 to tiorari. If the Supreme Court does | SRO a % Sa Bi cotton Re Se | Se. ie a” og Speier: : me Special -_ so Jo) ER, OEE Og) rts * | not intervene, the men will have to) e e . a : grec “ft ; Ren > Sa ae I his $ 2 83 Mohair Suite . ] 9] ba) | isco os ~h “ eee } cg e & csp eeics esse ee Be as i Sas sa ; ° eavenworth, Kan., where 1ey si MR ee ca : | : ; The LEPPERT-ROOS label in any garment ¢s an assur- | Sie aM a \ Costume Slips a ee eee Woe He. pruae _ a oa” neal age 5 2 AAI Ae PD aes. oe tn'te - 2 ‘ aaa ach eae oath mathe aa an lla (REMY ae paren: Sree Stet heteeti on te ite 4 Piagih ae a z a a“ ; : a. . sancti ‘ o ail tg ed . . (have served seven weeks of their (Including Occasional Table ) % | terms, which run from 15 months) ance of perfection in quality, style and workmanshtp, i cigs ss ae a / Cotton Sateen — cut , BBS acre ss ee ee | full and roomy; re- inforced—all colors. “ss ks Te ; - ey 4| to two years. ‘ This new type Living-Room Suite has continuous hardwood frame all around back, | ae aninion written by Judece arms and base—serpentine front, handsomely carved legs. | Samuel Alschuler, the Appellate | : Rt = i | | \ ° | Court discussed the case of each SSR a ae ie 3 ey ~~ All wearable parts covered in a good grade of mohair, your selection. Reverse side appellant separately, including the ESTABLISHED: 1867 ee ae pF There Is No Subst of seat cushions covered in colorful brocatelles or damasks.)s MADE IN OUR OWN ‘six named and six others whose See ee a FACTORY WHERE SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP IS GUARANTEED! | cases it remanded for new trials. ' ASE BA PRS 4 € Remus Convicted Goldstein. * ee See Just a limited number of these Suites at this price. _ In its discussion as to Goldstein, : d : — Loo . mig: ‘the court reviewed his meeting : oe al oS ae : Without Occasional Table Shown—$/5 Less | with George Remus, wealthy Cin- y 4 nee SEES eee snes ee , a cinnati bootlegger, who was the t = See RRR StS Bere F SS al ; G RAND }t LU i? : Pay $38 Cash, Balance $16 Fach Month. Government's chief witness. ia ~ : SO eee eae is | | ww ie lee? et ee discussed also the purchase of the | 891 barrels of whisky which were : ~e . A. G. SOLARI, President . | | | unlawfully removed from the Jack % | Daniel warchouse here. pd S| “The case against Goldstein,’’ 809 WASHINGTON AVENUE ay & | the opinion says, ‘was made main- “a “ jly, if not wholly, by Remus, It Jy 0 was not testified that he engaged ‘fn the actual carrying out of the |! para coitaiaiaimianiitaaimaainaiaiiiaioaiitinliaiiiaiid ‘ : cei ) : ee - PEASE SOL EN .arr 2, f a ~ -conspiracy, or that he received any | profit therefrom. But in order to | show one guilty of participation jn | lp | pe Xe 66 9 a conspiracy, it is not essential that ie a RANGER MAZDA ELECTRIC ‘it appear that he helped effect its ae eee Inside Frosted | ‘ a « I ts .“ watts, |object, or that he profited there- yh Me BICYCLES - a 25c¢ fi, . 50 watts. Speci Ss | by. No one testified to oa \ "ords Spoken to ar ty Golasein aces | ARAM, We, Ar 810-812-814 WASHINGTON AVE. STLOUIS . referring to any pik ; “pos \ oe ' E wf do unlawsan things with reference || Oe PEAR A Exclusive WEEREY AD Ne. L206 'to the whisky in question. What. Ei Distributors THIS SALE CLOSES TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 5:30 P. M. NITROGEN LAMPS ' 1 PY ” rf me » © re s ever of lawful evidence ther “— And carry on our floor # Clear i a price, each 60 oo ae Dancpcenin er ey a aera ecenuerreg je ee a ae Nadine seneumeeneien me og g ako SD, a Tic ve ee ee ee “0 ~ we or a ae - ee en ee ne ” | pears against him is in the nature all sizes and models. SEND US YOUR MAIL ORDERS For stores and offices orf ; ; re ee ee REET any place where a white, of situations and _ circumstances | bricht light is required, . 606 ies Rady 'vointinge toward his guilt. | “SILVER RING” BICYCLES “s ” | Reviews Relations With Remus. | IG-inch frame, La $22. 95 ° UR fi eee | “It appears he was an old-time! wheel. Price = 2 . pp 'practical politician and officehold- | “BOYS’ BICYCLES” TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS | ¥ —" a . . , : ‘ | . \ _ ‘ . er in St. Louis, wherein he might ” ¢}. ior blue. 16 to 18 inch frame. f —— rn PR, —— 5 Special $1 29 be useful to Remus’ unlawful un- ae He Dive. $25.95 nr eee 2 | S fae peeee. ..: ° ; 'dertaking. Remus testified that it 0 ho whee Ls 2 h frame SS ee ss , ] ‘here & ee = : . ~ ¢ ». ree n l hec ame necessary, in the proposed Color Nile blue. 75 rs woo waist aagh: . ' _— i | lamp is cha ¢ ~ ‘ “ Special price, eac h Aree gS > _ DmeS =i ; _,. 4 post, bedrooms OF |transaction, to give a large. bond an 7 Bi aS Men Nr 2 Soepaeame tt | 2 eo . sick, rooms; secure 2 , 4 e . Specia Ew. ——- * SE das ’ IS REVIRSIGLE TO MAKE ROX. PE hI) very little ¢ nee to secure the owners of the real Clearing anne . Soleus. > _-s, . ~~. J % TARY RAKE OF STYLE OF EAR pounds. | \ Price. each «Jou estate whereon the distillery and Boys’ Big \ $4 98 | eae. - a warehouse were located = against Cossteu Wagon \, . S46 | Pet! , - ae S Rather , 7 = H . ‘ - ~ a he bb 7 oS © P ae. HYDRO SOCKET tion or use of the plant, the real This $272 Nine-Piece ice 199 eS = Ge “ei y - cor ” teeta! ~ a Pate (yy Pg, dics MS 3 Always bright and ready for use: no] Test your storage hbat- te a , : . . . niga ee ‘ . core mane . ; scouring or polishing. Al quality French }] terv otten and keep your Spe- This Suite of light and graceful lines has the famous DUCO finish. We have surance broker or agent who had pattern xnives, four-prong forks. made | battery from going dead. “Sora @OC procured the writing of a similar from best Resistain steel with whit Parcel Dost weight, ! pound. just four of these Suites to offer. aneetal oo nb igh Rene . She Pg ) ’ y|bond by a surety company which ones” mg rc ‘duc tion of 500 from our Nap Bos handles. Set of 6 knives and he, Goldstein, represented in St regular prices. So 1h than Waar Special price . AUTOMOBILE CREEPER The nine pieces, as shown, include 66-inch sideboard, china cabin 5x60- ave wheels as large ol weak, 9 aoe With 6-ineh chain et, 45x6 sp Louls; that he was introduced to are Poe ge ee ie eae Parcel ‘pom, 2 Downes lon.” enculan "aa table with an $-foot extension, four side chairs and two armchairs, se : lati ) ‘ ‘ ats. covered | |} Goldstein as a millionaire distil- “ ” — — closing circuit. \ , UNIVERSAL : — | closing tapestry. . | lery owner, and stated that he had | CHEMICALLY STAINLESS BUTCHER KNIVES APA oe mgs p, $1. ‘Ve tee : |Hellmich, who was Collector of In- | 2 Hellmich would give him any. as- Ly tt ated a » oil required. $1 00 - ‘or garage and hot usehoid Use. 4 4 Po pecial price bats awe ° HE ' 10 feet long, with co sistance he wanted: that . ADPHONES | ¢red cord ces om fi 9 inches long, coco lo handle with lorge | and key ae Ket weig phe. 2 1 pow 4 : wards Goldstein told Remus he ; BOTTLE CAPPER brass rivets; stainiess steel]. 69c (;uarantecd rare post . had better meet a Mr. Kratz (Jack SOONERS: WHO. etree k ™ > | Kratz), and that Goldstein tele- 4, ALT. STEEL nore Ohene. CLEARING G SA > | tt geereiea aaa N - mat For pints AUTO STROP RAZOR | Special PORCKLAIN-LINED ontinued on ext age. ! . | or quarts. ee - ’ price, SPOR EL ALN LB tf , 50-Ib. capacity; rexular value © Special price ‘ enctdinptinee wit :: : . Syoectal ? } ® Price hy 89c —— $1.69 $40.75. a | : 4 \ ‘ Kis Sp eat = 2 -— 7 orlb. capacity SOs 08 i} Parcel post, ~ 4 ie Parcel poat, value. Spe ‘ial ® TiC@ es ‘ . ] 4 pounds. a 4 , i — % pounds. WHITE EN {ELEN id: a Nii 2anAaP BEST IN RADIO Be REFRIGERATO ‘f Special price, 22c \ Sa & -_ AUTHORIZED DEALERS | on a Mane sige 2, ae ,i° per ross . 66 9? ' on e . Ty. ' alue * } ib. capacity: rez. V | a Bulb Syphon Set, 89c | ATWATER KENT $12.50. Specta] price oS rop AZOrY ‘Omp etn wi REC KIVIN ' s y ‘“~ a lItched and = 7 Saal Face DOG SUPPLIES | | Ar ak oe gee saat 29c New One. Bten Madels HO ‘COMFORT. Parce'! post weight. ] ~;wunt ae on | WEATHER git pound NEW PHILCO Most practical and effi “sent we Pained. Cuticura Heals. | Sample Dog Foods | NEW 1926 MODFL | A AND B ELIMINATORS Made of rubberided fabric. BOOKS (operate your set entirely from regular and weatherpr oof. iia Raga on “Prope iouse curren macked by our cunar: , - ss My trouble began with pimples | Care and Treat: £ sony A on = oe backed by our guarantee | Price, per foo ‘ | 95 POINT “B” BATTERIES | FLOOR: ~ BROOMS | and blackheads that covered my ment of Doge” — They were hard and red and] | FREE! Fresh Stock |} vers Week l extra heavy «tiff bristi¢, ideal ® estered. Duri t A "ee have everything for the dog. —— — a "3 en. haserment or garage they ethereal: tne i hates ool “Ostlars. Harness, Muzzles, Ete. oi OnE AVS $1.49 volts _ $2. 89° Sfoot handle, 12-inch laa s 7 ) » volts... 83.509 Special value... burning. I hated to wash my face | “CHAMPION” DOG BISCUITS | on 19°65 Parce] post weight 2 pounds. | it meh = $1. RS 16 inch because it pained so. My face was 2-poU nee atthe , ae ‘ MODEL | NDY HANDSAW h ° ° . @ ¥ sosoreand had so many eruptions] | § cartons | artons ... \\ WORD’ ° rye ame HEALTH-O-METER | Bens | jon itthat I hated to go anywhere.| B72 P00" Cia” “A Point as Smooth as Velvet” BATH sain os This $274 Six-Piece Suite .. $198 Se eearedl| Bec a seeds tae | BATH months. OB kinseen niscurrs Automatic bath- rw . , a . P . ie a “» | LOO-pound lots tt ke e} rice “UNIVERSAL” des 2 | Py f by | F i Phis Suite should particularly appeal to those looking for something really at- began using Cuticura Soap/ | | STAINLESS STEEL our weight de manus NIGHTS ommended to Goldstein as an in- PODS ph ys pS eataagacs ARR be assuigi shiiapnistaaiehiaained biome oa cal Waste . ” “ “: sree Be ae eo : ete ¢ > ‘ pour 3 ici , on oe - . : Fea at Bas ons “ sane opens nik | 4 Slitting. sabdb Senet 9 hannatehiiinaiary fe Seton» iti didaiieliien toll He hed : “ e J i Tat = : — Rate va 3 kg iran enna =e Giae) cone a feud etre: ee Di POE se NEW : enneeetinatetetetermeienemeee mag itt epi nt a Mat 8 ee tin iat n & ae . ~~ ‘ aa . x ae and Ointment and after using four ' most f@ tractive at a low price. $ cakes of Cuticura Soap, ; her| | | GRAPEFRUIT. KNIFE tote " . ready for use. Special pric . a bic , ) with the Cuticura Ointment, Se he oo. og 4 os The six pieces include roomy wardrobe with canopy top, full-size bed, 48-inch healed.’’ (Signed) Mise Heien Hic. | : 1 ]} “te cn ~i a a | Parcel post weight. 3 oom TILL —= 10-IN. RATCHET BIT (ened and set, ' health. Price dresser, single-mirror vanity, chair and bench. Just a few of these Suites available. key, Rose Hill, lowa, Feb. 11, 1926. | | ———— ” blade: coc> handie, UMPetee carved | | me pe “: , ows a=) jubiewtes cared] $14.85 _ viene, Juli O'CLOCK Cuticura Soap, Ointmentand Tal- Ai Sees, Sey Ss | hardwood Pay $38 Cash, Balance $/6 Each Month. cum are ideal for daily toilet uses. | | ply eo owl " , Parcel post. 27 pounda handle oe e oes | 7 14, tn tae Ya % 2 . 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4 SS oe ie io On eae * 0 e # @ + oe a eM"? * tO Qt ea ona’ *. .* ea ns. ne tate”. a”. * ee ee Oe es e?, 9.4 8 8 itt nts a's o .8eMe’ tt een + oe ate ie tg ten Met Oe 8 eens oe ee a = wens tettets a piisctatate’s , ee ee == ’ a a as a = s ~S 2 OTE RED ed C8 ALN 4S OAR OER SOE ee MAZDA ELECTRIC LAMPS Inside Frosted o> Watts, i watte .../04 25c YO wi se price, euch j a ‘sees eee 30c or |»: atts 43c NITROGEN LAMPS | Clear For ae and offices or | any place where a white. bright light is required. 150 watts . .6O0e "1) ~watte B00 watts > ee 81.25 LITE-O-NITE LAMPS Where a dim light small lamp is desired, in bedrooms or and sick rooms; very little current. Trice, each cr as nurseries consumes 25c ae =e 2 _ PULL-CHAIN SOCKET Re prepared. Have a supply on hand. 6 to 3U amp, Sve ehain and ft) i? eh opening cireuit, 39c ; ; With for | closing : Special, Patt a 3 Spe- cial 49c & and household Use wtk-cov- 10 feet long. with ; 2 piece plug aud kev socket ‘or garage ered cord Parcel post weight. 1 pound. ms CLEARING SALE = PORCELAEN-LINED REFR IGERATORS 9 5O-Ib. capacity; regular value $ } S400.75 Special price ....e-s 35. 8 . 75-1b. capacity Sos 08 $4 Val, value, Speetal write .....>s 2. 68 a WHITE ENAMEL-LINED | REFRIGERATORS 7 ih capacity: Peg. yvaiue $29.85 Sis ‘ Special price > PiMteity re red. value §$ 65 ae i). Span price ; 32. HO COMFORT WEATHER STRIP Most practical an fefficient weather otrae. Made ‘bberiged fabric, waterpro? lar nd owe \therproof. Le l’rice mee SO ee ee ee ee ee 4 fo | FL OOR- BROOMS e Fxtra heavy stiff bristle. ideal for apres? hasement or garage, complete W! 9 ) » foot handle, T2-ineh #ize. | Spectat value .. 2 See, Fe d fon $1.85 16-inch 2.0 HANDY HANDSAWS "teluch {hw try Sharp 1.39 8 pounds ar =«omanufactured ds most famous sawmakers. coed and » t ready for use. Special privé a aree] post weight 10-IN. RATCHET BIT BRACE Alligator } hardwuod ant sal handle nickel plat 3s ed Rpe- ‘ i lal .... 1.29 ie . Parce} post weight. 3 pounds. FOI SAB RS IETS lin Mia tse RAAB K Bit Diba owe POE ECL EER DT A el eiegl Boe -— = >. | q *. m Nea. GTC ay TK - © . * 9 say § od Bian ahae ~ ee: eee 5 segs “ Den tomy ieee eh WAR OB ts 3 w i ies ae a & ee) - . “ . See ee A LOL LENE LLLO RR ALLLELELING NS Si ONT te 1 . e* +h ued from /A record-breaking ‘Bargain Event for mw) Stout Women. ~ a 5 aR i Preceding Page. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 1 DSTEIN FOUND | Remus’ effective instruments TY ‘robbing the warehouse of & GUIL ON WEIGHT 'whisky, Kratz acting as a sort 3 OF CIRCUMSTANCE 'go-between as to Remus and the ‘* ‘collector, and being ito time as the paid from time | whisky was removed __WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1926__ for “Hellmich and Kratz were in- the | cluded in the indictment. Hellmich of | being convicted and sentenced, and Kratz dying bfore the trial. There was evidence of Kratz’s statement to Remus that out of the money he | of | 4 Kratz, who came to the of- | by Remus, something over $30,000! received he would take care send met him. I for distribution among the vari-| Goldstein, but this was not in | mich and Kratz soon became! ous conspirators. Goldstein’s presence and Wag ad-| A Sale Just for Thursday SILK HOSE Lisle tops, soles. All colors. ed. Outsizes 9 to 11. }} HOUSE DRESSES OF Gingham, Percale, Chambray. Special ) STRIPED RAYON HOSE A\ Double extra sizé, Black and Full fashion- Slightly irregular. colors. Sgecial, 3 Pairs for $] $] $1 NIGHTGOWNS Of nainsook and muslin. Models. WAISTS Of Cotton. All shades and sizes. BRASSIERES Of plain Coutil, phragm support. Sizes 36 to 56. 2 for isto TH faneBryant LeLLL f SuES 401056 \~ BASEMENT STREETS Practical Things for Stout Women Each item listed, and many others specially priced for this great sale. Tailored Special $] $] Special, 2 for some with dia- ))sMocKs Of. Linene and Cham- bray. Cut roomy. Reg. $2.25 values. Special Hh Kit Union Suits ta Of lightweight knit cotton 2 for Special ostune Slips Cotton Sateen — cut full and roomy; re- inforced—all colors. ‘I ‘I ‘] Woolen Materials Slenderizing Styles Smashing Added Value Feature Fall Dresses Values to $12.95 Satin Crepes Flat Crepes GIRDLES Broken _ sizes; quality elastic and coutil VESTS Tailored and bodice tops. good ? for 2 for 2 for ‘| ‘I Drawers to match. STEP-INS Of nainsook; large; all colors. "9 extra for @eThere Is No Substitute for a Lane Bryant Slenderizing Garment Sr Se be Ce “0i* oa Wia's ae i © OA,e,¢ wtcha gis. s a+ 4 * *'8 tie ast ante aed | « as * ee at * 7 ols "© et oi SITY Sed ‘ * 4 "eV @ ee 6 : ‘ . ""* esa P f/} GSeing o A Safe Place to Buv” GRAND FURNITURE CO. GRAND FURNITURE co. Ut~of-By, ’ last. i We AV. By th NY7, FIXTURES FOR SALE! °)S &Vie'o' = BWR . . Mee, a alnut Finis) EU) je ae “ss > N oS - * aye t vv he . ’ 4 Z * ° 4 ' . . FAR, \ . , ~* afta oe ~*~, rt NIGHTS TILL O’CLOCK | 906 FRANKLIN AVENUE ' as i too hand, / much | the | pain | toms which | tion | nervous, | and effective. Price $1 at Wal | shown, had & mitted as only against Heillmich; likewise a statement by a revenue officer that Hellmich told him Goldstein had inquired over phone whether it would be right with Hellmich to have distillery robbed, but was not present at this conversa- tion, and it was also admitted only | against Hellmich. Whatever | influence such testimony might | *nevertheless have had against Goldstein, there is no complaint of the court's ruling respecting it. ‘The majority of this court are | of the view that the situation and ' the circumstances appearing made | it fairly a question for the jury to) determine, whether or not the in- dicated facts afforded sufficient evidence tending to show that the | as fective agency whereby the portant parties to were brought into operative rela- | tion. Question for Jury to Decide. ence | ous circumstances, and “This being so, his own innocent | the all | Goldstein | ' | | | a ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE ~ ADVERTISEMENT sonnet: — = 10- versation, neither the jury nor this, of the Indianapolis court, A con- | with, without the requirement of | ——— court has the ego to assume it|troverted point, in all the cases. la new trial, on the plea that they | was Of a criminal nature.”’ J M apres es EEE, OP to nest in the enthen!i ‘ : | John Murray, Chicago lawyer |had no part in the conspiracy Attractive New Furniture Backers Not Proved Guilty. representing Foley, Connor and ' , William Lucking and George R.| ¥!Ker, filed new briefs yesterday, | f Magazine Given Free 'oc ; " : _n nial : _Landon, the others whose cases | °Sxing for their discharge forth- WONDERFUL VALUES! The’ Autumn number for | were remanded, are described as! ‘‘HOME’’—an elaborate maga | Cincinnati men of means, interestr- | FUR COATS zine published quarterly by the ied in distilling properties. They Prufrock Litton > urnifture Lo., advanced money to Remus, which selected Skins Fourth and St. Charlies Streets, {s ; was used in the Jack Daniel deal, | Seautiteey lined now being distributed. ‘but the court says they were not | | We Spectalize in . : 7 ' j i y } i sy? . ie . j Ome proved to have known of the con-| The OUT-O-SITE BED | 7 ery. & Remodeling anteme Sree and home spiracy 1 that “we c: | | Mail Orders Given makers will find this magazine piesa ing — at ‘‘we cannot pre- | Fits in Closet 30’’x58”’ | Prompt Attention helpful and interesting—it will sume the existence of relations and | ' beiprur & nveres' 8 connections not disclosed by the! Made by GREENFIELD S be given erat yr ats regis- . tering at Pir sto “Opy. rec ord, and surely w hat the re ap- | AMERICAN BED rele) >09 vi ASHINGTON ril hm oh t ifir §s re oraec PS | pears supplies no evidence of their | wr ee . | i el a Their Sale of Sample Suites of criminality.’ | ake > Snes: Oe. ‘Low Overhead Furniture is now in progress—re- As was told yesterday, the Court ||| Vietor 417 SAINT LOUIS | Two Doors East of ductions 15° to 50%. of Appeals upheld the jurisdiction | Loew's State (Goldstein was the conscious 5 | m- | his conspiracy | j > explanation of some of the suspici- | denial of.| | others, and the evidence of charac- | | ter witnesses on his behalf, would | |! make it the function of the jury | truth lay as ' to decide where the ‘between conflicting evidence and in / such situation the judgment against him must stand.’ | As to Whalen, — participation is activity in the handling of his guilty | lished by quireme nt his and it is stated that | estab- | ac- | the | whisky, in connection with a con- | 'versation with Remus | places and outlet for the whisky. was | produced against Multin, the court ‘holds, and Levin’s close as to storace | connection | 'with Multin and his like participa- | | tiom were equally shown. oie sufficiently implicated through his part in the ne gotiations for the his presence interview. 'whisky, and /Remus-Whalen Stratton, it is stated, | to be ‘“»s sort of factotum | Remus,” and to have had part ithe transporting of the liquor. ‘Phe mentions that Mrs. court ‘‘~ho from the | Reanus, evidence O'Neil | at the | was shown | for | in | George | | appe ars to have had actual knowl- ' the | ‘edge of and participation in )conspir: acy was with Stratton on)! ome of the automobile trips through | ‘Indiana. Mrs. Remus was indicted, ‘but was freed on motion of the 'Covernment’s counsel, for the rea- son that her husband could not ‘lawfully testify against her, though 'they were estranged at the time of ' the trial. Where Foley Case Failed. The Court of Appeals told in similar detail why it remanded the ‘other cases. Tony Foley, gambler and ex-convict, was not shown, the court states, to be the same Foley who owned or had an interest in the Foley farm in St. Louis County, where the wh'‘sky was stored tem- porarily, and Remus only supposed 'him to be the same Foley, having never met him. | As to Robert E. Walker, former deputy sheriff and ead of a bill- posting concern whose premises were used in carrying out the con- spiracy, the court finds that he was not shown to have had knowl- edge of the arrangement. “For anything appearing in the record to the contrary,’ the court says, ‘he may have been ign the uttermost parts of the earth during all that time.” It was proved, the c6urt says, that one M. J. Connor. or Connors, since deceased, was instrumental in placing the whisky on the bill-posting premises, but the court finds noth‘ng to inculpate John P. Connor, who was con- aniceeneanaellipaimasinassions |‘ victed. Edward O'Hare, a lawyer. was the opinion says, to hav part in bond arrangements for John Mare usyand Ben Doncas- ter, rum runners figuring in the conspiracy. Can’t Assume Criminality. tex Realty office. If that conver- holding in readiness lawyers to de- | fend 'funds for and providing obtaining such them, ample bonds as | might be required, proof thereof | would certainly stamp the lawyer a criminal conspirator of dve, who should be promptly deep- est and severely punished and scourgea ‘from the bar and profession which he thus disgraces. such instances, true. But we on is, if, only other fear, the of a criminal nature was suggésted, one’s righteous indignation over possible situations must be curbed since the record contains not as a single word of ADVERTISEMENT WORSE THAN - HALITOSIS Prhousands of He TF and women Furffer great distress from flatu- , len a, i ondition marked by the presence of excessive gas im the Btomach and abdomen. In some cases the pressure from thts gas is ®O great that the outer stomach its forced heart, causing wall of the upward against sharp jabs of In the chest region, palpita- tion, shortness of breath, dizziness, nervousness or various other SYMD- , Seem to have no rela- whatever to the digestive or- gans. | Flatulence is usually due to a sensitive stomach—not the fond you eat. {f you waht to get rid of the trou ble for good, take Baalmann’'s. Gas Tablets. w hich are | | prepared especially for the relief of | Bfomach gas and ail distress caused by gas pressure. Pleasant, harmless tp Drug Co.,, "olff-Wilson rug Stores, and other good drug stores. ‘ That there are | in that conversation nothing | =e 3 the con- | | “The only other evidence as to | O'Hare was by Remus saying-that | once they met and talked at the |Sation was in relation to Remus'’s | law-breaking projects, and advice | | by the lawyer of the safest way | | they might be carried out, includ- ing preparation in advance for de- _fending those who might be ar- | ‘rested in the venture, throuczh | ae AY ANY \ \\\ gs Ms ) \ \ Nn, » AN Mg a \ \ \ Aaa AN AG counts | \ \\\ - Bs \ BO \' No ha Thursday is Boyd’s Subway Golden Jubilee y Doliar Da \\ \ \ \ RS" \\ \ — gem A AT A I A I AIR TX vv yf Ww Vee

$1.75 Fiat Knit Union Suits 2 $4 Leather Belts Wide bridle belts in black, solid colors and fancy patterns. Short sleeves, three quarter length legs. First quality. White only. $1 Suspenders 2 for... Rayon suspenders. Good quality > elastic. ee “ 5 mremmarae er ne ‘ee —————— Two-Trouser Suits $7.50 | | Slickers | $35 and $40 Values S27 $f"50 . : §5° | All wool fabrics . . . Well tailored and good fitting. Yellow slickers in Collegiate — Single and double breasted. Good pattern selection. Models. A well knownmake. | 95 | | Shoes $3°5 | | +30 Tweed Topcoats | $7-$8-$9 Values _— . : New Fall Single breast- | Broken lots of oxfords and | $B high shoes . .. Black and tan. ed models well tailored. Ss Many of these are Bostonians. | | BOYD-RICHARDSON — OLIVE AND SIXTH ce mere ae chs pas sess Sep abasdgegene -s gst icheokyites oe” etd fe Pe it a a A ER EE I NE ER I NNR RN A a RR eR A a NN el -,.* ._* * ~ re elie ad 7 - : 4 Ot , ~ Se " ‘ EET O DE SRN A LN SIR) CEI ERS ERS ENR yA iI Alp ACO AE, INDE eA SBR 9 ABA Sa OE , . oars Aas ‘ _ ‘ The ART FR 5 HRN atin ‘e Sete id see afin hy gt A way ie re & 1 gOS aD ie eee a ee > ~~ eae be aod i ial ed Nei wy > ee eae ree ee we — . See wee a alt ee 4 + n / - . ~— fawn. m —_ ~— te, - . nage dealt diligs idee ot, ale o ett ee oe + At a: we ae woe i ™ me nent ye me alr gant aT IR #

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eee _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1926- ee em Store Hours: 9:00 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Daily—Open Saturday Until 6:00 P. M. O Oil Manicure With Hand Massage; Priced 50c @ For nails perfectly groomed and pol- ished, have this Oil Manicure treatment, with a hand massage in a specially pre- 5~ BARK CO, eal £23 Sp at SE os | "Editorial Page ss Carton eels ros ae ? ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — - ~ “- - ee —renenpe A ACN a a Al ts te oun New Handbags Unusual Values at $2.95 @ The smartest types of Fall pouch, un- derarm, swagger and tailored Bags of vachette, pin seal, beaver calf and lizard ? P ART TW Oo. — PE ~AEEE —te—s - - ~~ ee = = pared hand jelly. Our attendants give it skillfully. Yvette Charge Purchases Made Thursday = Faull Book $2.00 in We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem fu ooks for Will Appear on October Statements Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted Salon—Main Floor Balcony _ eT ani aia nean 0 PSiakisge Ginn neigi pee Deasticnion ani pe gta 7 erent oe . “ ails Boe lo rte te 9 ee aa aaa a ue / " a eter he yg - 2 tee - ee . , ae ages ane ppt 4 ’ ° - wi Me alte ha - cement, Ng ote Se ee ee ire emer oe fen ne . ate et aE gry 7 ba * ‘ sa no DS ’ ay " 7 we " ngs Fone baie maby wl in ot! 6 Pet ge whe a Lek” eyo ah, ae ate PbS RES : Mak OTe «riddle wal 5 Kia Gi rhe: age ' hn’ yt land ¥ J aaa ene al ane Pe i “ “ hottie ~ + oomeer oy ne = — ‘ — ee eee ow POTS, hte tl Nhl ay Aig, al, A ALA a ADEN PAP > Hay o eee PEA nd er Se ee ae ea > om e+ vas a ee 2 a apne et ee ee eee _ —— ee WB . . _ rer o. . TAS AMEE Every Apparel Section Is Brimful of Lovely New Attire—Featuring on Thursday These Fashionable Coats —Three Groups That Are Especially Worthy of Attention—at 65°79 0 *150 @ The straightline, bloused, flared and other new silhouettes that Winter approves for Coats—of deep pile, soft woolens that are both warm and rich looking—beautified with beaver, natural and sable squirrel, wolf, fox and other pelts; models for sports and dressy occasions—featuring gray, grackle blue, brown and other colors as well as the very smart black models. Groups that will please, in every detail. Sizes 14 to 20 in Misses’ Section 36 to 44 in Women’s Section “Bobby” Skirts In the Sports Section 5 Youthfully circular with hip pock- ets and belt with buckle fastening; of tweeds, gray, red and navy flan- nel and plaid, checked and striped novelties; 25 to 32 waist, Fourth Floor Fall Dresses For Daytime, at "20 Plain as well as quite dressy aft- ernoon models; of satin, Canton, crepe satin, Georgette and cloth. Sizes 14 to 20 in Misses’ Section; 36 to 44 in Women’s Section. Jersey Frocks Especially Smart at 3] () and >] 5° One and two piece models in those jaunty tailored effects so becoming to both women and misses. Sizes 14 to 20 in Misses’ Section; 34 to 44 in Sports Section. > q@ The most popular of new tailored and dressy models—really exceptional val- ues and wide chgice—including smart models of satin, felt and velvet—rang- ing from jauntily youthful Hats to styles for matrons. @ Heavy-weight Blankets, woven of pure wool yarns tan, blue, lavender and black and red. cotton sateen, feathers and covered with heavy stripe and art ticking. == . Thursday Our Popular-Priced Section Offers Hats in Wide Variety —For Women, Misses and Matrons *D Thursday Sale of Notions No Mail or Phone Orders Will Be 75c Shoe Bags Of cretonne, tape bound and | with rod to prevent sagging; brass eyelets, 59¢ | | 500 Yards Thread | Brook’s Glace Thread in | | black and white; all num. | | Accepted 85c Aprons Rubberized cretonne house- hold Aprons, bound with tape; warranted moistureproof Sanitary Belts | Elastic Sanitary Belts with | wide mesh front side 32 | C opening; with pins.. 85c Garment Bags ““Mothex” Bags to store Sum- mer garments; 85c 59c¢ value. Special for... 10c Imp. Surety 400-Count Pins, ........ 7c Rockabye Safety Pims........ 4c; 3 for 10¢ Pamtis iatieers............8e; 3 for Gc 2-prong style Extra Valuesat.... 39c Tea PRES Children’s size, all-rubber Aprons with pleated 25¢ ruffle or fancy design, 50c Imported Fancy Silk Garters........ 37c Kohinoor’s Snap Fasteners; card.... 12-Yd. Cotton Tape, bolt ie eee Pe. . 6 + ko ot eck oes we enwes 12¢ 45c All-Rubber Crib Sheets. ....ccccoccs 32c Water-Wave Combs; each 250-Yd. Basting Thread : Aunt Lydia’s Carpet and Button Thread, Thursday 2 for 15¢c Imp. Merc. bers; limit 6 toa buyer; each | | 5c 25c Waving Irons, 10c¢ Wash Cloths; crocheted edge, 7c; 3 for 20c Garriety Silk Hair Wavers............+6. 10¢ Knit Dish Cloths, large size...........-. fic Fancy Sew-On Supporters... ......20... 18¢c Fancy Ribbon-Covered Elastic Curads Sanitary Napkins of absorb- ent cotton gauze; 6 in roll; sealed wrapper; enclosed; roll In jungle green, Chanel red, wood tones, navy, green and black. Fourth Floor 39c Sanitary Aprons | All-rubber flesh color | Aprons with net top; fresh | stock; guaranteed 25 | | moistureproof ‘ C | Silks and Velvet Crepede Chine | Printed Crepe $2.50 Value $2.98 Value 91.98 wi. 75c Tea Aprons All-rubber Aprons trimmed with pleated ruffles and flower decoration; va- rious colors .... 59c Main Floor for Fall Satin Crepe $3.50 Value $2.98 Thursday—A Special Offering of $12.50 All-Wool Blankets —A Very Desirable Kind—Special at, Pair 1 () 45 Plaid Blankets 72x84-in. wool-mixed Blankets in attractive block plaids of rose, blue, lavender and gold. Bound in cotton sateen. pr. 90.95 Third Floor , in block plaids of rose, 70x80-inch size and effectively bound in _ $6.50 Feather Pillows Pillows filled with new sanitary Unusual values, | | | | | ! vet e * een : ama «2 1m . 7 —s — ~~ n e , al : . 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Sk ee Tae “se ARON iets ~ Fs - ss ~~ Se ‘ AT aN rR “ ee Oa eee |S ieee ache me “ 4 => naples « ~ mais RS onda heme r nih ran f + re > : z ant?” Git . icine’ , “< ae * ontite 9 .a0mn m ee - " - 4 rn a ’ a6 ge er rere * ee ea fa : ao . cnn maa IR HR Core, ween - ieee ne nnUnTl nan eheeNEIreIe mab ett. 5 ata: + aniline nmeate a . ? F wl vocrye TFN hee et < afar . “ea 4 tee ws Ay get 2 te yon 2 - ae, Te zn — ger Panne geet on si : hae ee oi < . ne P “a 4 7 — % ¢: — a fen ay 2 Xpoicwn Hy re ~ + aN =~ os ota pegeen 208 Konmeem < os @ Just a payment of $2.50 cash and your Easy is delivered to pleasure of using it far outbalance each mon with small amounts you will not miss. clothes while it dries another—and has other Thursday—eit out charge. Rich quality reversible 4o-in. all-silk Crepe Satin in shades of French blue, old rose, brown, russet and many others, $2.98 Printed Georgette Lovely floral and allover designed Georgette of multi-colored richness. On hand- some light and dark grounds $1.98 Third Floor A new lot of smart 40-inch | Rich medium-weight all-silk Printed Crepes—our own de- 40-inch Crepe of exceptional | signs in floral and allover wearing quality. New shades patterns. Fashionable light for Fall and Winter frocks. and dark shades. $3.98 Black Chiffon Velvet | Beautiful lustrous finjsh cotton-back and silk- face Velvet, 36 inches wide, in vogue | for Fall coats and dresses Withdrawn After 5:30 P. M. Thursday—The Special Ofter of - Easy Washing Machines Choice of the New Dryer Type or Wringer Type LAST DAY At Special Terms of 5950 casy Balance in 15 Monthly Payments & —— ww i Complete Showing of the Excellent “Dix” Uniforms For Maids and Nurses »2 to $60 @ The neat tailoring and serv- iceability of Dix Uniforms are well known and our assortments are now most pleasing; of nurse cloth, poplin, plain or striped gingham—in sizes 34 to 52. They're Delicious! Chocolate Torpedoes Special, Pound 39¢ @ Taste one and you'll quickly know why these pure and wholesome Torpedoes are one of St. Louis’ most popular con- fections. Each piece wrapped in foil. oe ——_ laa (Py; ray ‘a This short-time offer comes to an end Thursday—and it means so much in convenience to the many more housewives who want these celebrated Washers, that hundreds should obtain their ““Basys”’ now, <3 you for use—the profit and Such an easy way to buy— arkable new model washes one “batch” of improvements. Investigate both modeis Satisfaction. , Demonstration in your home with- Basement Gallery thly payment. The re In all white or the favored black. and blue stripes. her one would bring utmost Main Floor Third Ficor NE: < SRE SERRE ema OR se Yn ta grains. In black, brown, red, blonde and = m other shades. Main Floor _ = TR 1p REVIVE | ae iB . T These Are “Kirschbaum” WORLECOURT 4 by ives as He Is + Chcerned the Issue Died | Powers Rejected | Reservations. "ACTION A SURPRISE TO ITS ENEMIES Fall ‘Topcoa —New—Correct Prd and Very Special <= Values at et ee / Stee “EET 4 AY, a © Burning With Engel 2 erasee’ . Seata ss. rr % on, Pro Os t+ sp 3% ~ B a pone to Get America in at Any 3 - a | ey : ys: Price. ‘Sd Pats —s ‘ x : By DAV Ip LAW vRENOE ; A Spee dal Washington Corres r: ent of the Post- rE ge h. , ‘Copyright, ys tf o9,-—ih 2 » WASHINGTON, a morid Coutr so f : States is concernet © of the Coutr are disc ad © agent Coolidge plans to me ar as the Unite 1 is dead. Friend ouraged. Pres ~ @ You need your Topcoat now—and you ll find these F resuscitate the issue and ba c ° S various powers deliver “hip- English style box- SJomatic notes they will Dalat § their reseryv ation . back coat models pent net ee of Jove : just what you want gen repervanes Ana? is alla heer Is to Se —each one repre- roe oe foreign KOVTty want ; . Inited States senting a substan- the at they must sear , , tions. This is ‘ 5 4 ca t yer voila because the! ican Gove t did not HANG: tal loge or quality, but fe a in excellent ieee ae . , che There is osition here! § Kirschbaum fash among Worl rt advocates to! e ion—silk-lined and ask the fF governments to} ¥ recede fron}, position and cravenette - pr oc- permit AMSo enter Senators ¢ essed. t Pi@e OMaliant fight to get le Senate to adapt the protocol | s th reservations say they have’ ¥ ne their utmost and nothingiw ’ Bore can be done. t] M en s and ? Surprise for Foes of Court. t! young mens WFoes of the Court contended | fi ° ° | at foreign countries were so anx-/;|t SI1ZeS, includ- Os to inveigle America into the; tr . Ourt and foreign entahglements | o Ing S t Ou t Ss , they would accept the Ameri- slims.- and m reservations at any price. But c ! haven't. And, official Waah- ton is Just waking up to the fact at the rest of the world does shorts, Second Floor bt want American moral support) 1 the Court at a_ price that ° nges the whole fundamental itute of the Court itself. B ae This Splendid Saving on Po while it is a possibility al-| ys that foreign governments will | # \ { ke a chante in the constitution | 4 en’ S $2. 50 Shirts S the Court which will permit/c mmerica to be admitted, it is nota ¥ ap! ty. F Special Thursday at _ other president of the| ! Mited States may ask the Senate | ® 9 famend one of its reservations so h » 85 "to make it conform to the j li menes of the other Powers, but | 4 sident Coolidge willl not. He " that a compromise was t : : . ked out by Republican and q@ Particular men will find eeratic Pats as he ‘Comseal much to interest them in this that compromise represents | * assortmert of excellent qual- Re maximum of concession at “ ity Woven Madras Shirts. Fesent obtainable. Politically. the; © Newest striped, checked and et that the United States will not | x : , , mer after all deprives the anti-/| — plaid patterns in attractive forid «Court campaigners of an| * colors. Mue. Similarly the defenders of Ps Each Shirt has both a soft pourt can ay eee and stiff collar to match. All See te mere ee sizes. ti Mls Practical matter no harm has » done because the reservationa =. Not accepted and America mually did not enter the Court. _ Irreenciliables Responsible. “Bo as far as reponsibility for the Mlure of the United States to en- the Court is concerned, histo- ! will have a difficult time ap-_ maising the factors that have in-- enced the result. The irrecon-/| ble group in the American Sen- will not only be glad to take » responsibility, but will assume credit. For they have won a mnal victory. They kept the pro- Urt Senators in a state of con- t anxiety so that when the res- ' ations were proposed it was | weCssary to amend them and re- Aft them constantly to get voten. | i the trreconcilables had a hand forcing the pro-Court Senators Protect American tnterests—in- ed. to ask for spectal priv leges the United States. All in all, “@ supporters of the World Court | he med that Europe would accept . Rerica’s reservations. Insofar an " judged incorrectly, they will. M hell responsible by historians, | © But recalling that so many x x6 Novelty Kid Gloves © 4 Priced, Pair, $9.95 € Women’s imported Kid Gloves splendid variety of novelty short styles. All sizes in the favored Fa shades. Well-dressed women know @ importance of smart Gloves. a Main ss ay ne v Desirable Warmth and Good Looks in Kiddies’ Overcoats ee Fes 114, to 6 Years es judged President Wilson | ™ Dy for not accepting the Lodge | «/ $ . ations to the League cove- v mt. the triends* of \ the Court) ¥ PUBht they would actually pass| 4 = cevision to foreign govern- | 4 : hese at = Now that Europe has). ~ii Every mother who sees t hes Poken there ts dismay and disap- re. tractive Coats will surely want a@ Btment—and the Court, like the! © little tots to have one — and : ¢. stands far away from F are needed now. They’re ideal & eereican entry for many years tO] » youngsters—with their rich MRR te fabrics that are not too heavy, # Mevolation in Albania Denied. | give plenty of warmth. fas 4 VIENNA. “Sept 29. — Athena bright wool linings. - wpresentatives in Vienna and Bel- { : Fade have issued denials of thé Other Coats for Little Pert that revolutionary fighting in progress in Albania, —_— eee Boys $850 to $16.50 ec ¥

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None \ clares Opponent’s Plat- -~ 1 ere ee ee SUS aac ute ee aE RY s ak 4 ; é- we Overland district where I now live. My rate of assessment was , , i} » ant . ° ‘ ) Pig ‘ iF at ; eee , ; '| of these statements of Judge | Powers Rejected a I anole ape-man theory, which set, Co t Consolidation _Home-owners and renters in the | the same. On the same valuation here in the county I pay the || Hodgdon wil! bear analysis form Does Not Bear " the scientifict world ‘affame a gen- unty city and in various parts of the || Samg tax check that 1 did in ®t. Louis. Here I have no. sewers: in ‘CBs char concerning st 5 ents | . ' . ; > I ! “Cc , Se . , ‘ Pd Reservations. 4 |eration ago. Body’ ¢ Statement. of the county are putting on paper, St. Louis my tax dollar provided good sewers. Here I have darkness; i} : } h ; “Farmarks f oie, 79 4 , : , the reasons why they intend to vote! in St. Louis, street lighting. Here I have never seen a police officer, PRSReS 25 Rees ee se Paes Se | o “6 ‘shed : ee Prof. Dubois considered his dis- - for or against the merger proposal | have no fire protection, and mv insurar te is f ; high. 1} cee Se OG Se Pe Peer tae * | F ON A SURPRISE Sale insufficient as scientific | i | at the special election of Oct. 26. | Here,.we get nothing for our tax say € bs ne er as Bigh i would be more than doubled in | 1 r ¢ 7 x ; : ee th i , > Té ° “- al ; : acTl roof, and waited fdr a second/FEARS A:HEAVY Most of the writers prefer -that|| the city gives police ‘and fire protectidn, lights and sewer service. || the, Webster Aphopl. distrtps, His CITES LETTER; HAWES TO ITS ENEMIES ?**o™*: The new find is said to. their matter be signed with initials | Small-town — can’t overcome these dacta. City taxpayers get ners ‘| charge that there is a deficiency da |, complete skull, while the Du- RISE IN TAXES | ,, names of localities, indicating || ice; county taxpayers get excuses. ne : | in the St. Louis City Treasury WROTE LAST MARCH KA ~ relic was incomplete, _ ee tee ‘either innate modesty or a desire | ROCK ROAD RESIDENT | is Hkewise false, and so is ais | a ed Euro e Was phy, ee Seo who is district, to get along with neighbors. | || statement that county taxes : ’ o ‘ry . oe > eee , : . ih yey SUPPos P partgp of qhe public health de- Stresses the Alleged Menace, The Post-Dispatch prints _here- "| would be taken to pay the de- | Little Interest Manifested by : With Eagerness skull eee OF ad with letters received from its read- , major highways into the city. pensive, who kicks or complains? | ficiency, which does not exist. ¥ 7 - ° ; , ‘ or ¢ TT : . . : - le Burning eee ee who un |. io Persons Who Buy ers on both sides of, the question. | Over large areas, the residen- Why be penurious when the | Judge Hodgdon would have no Farmers of Marion Coun- 1 Am rica in at Any *y. fownear Trinil, where Du-/ | | tial streets seem to begin and end | joining of the city and county | job if the merger were ap- | a? ‘ ‘ ~ be ' * i | . al : - “a , . . ES if _ to Get e thigh 93,00 ecemageoes ee | FReir Homes on Install- || nowhere. Each original subdi- | will redound to the benefit of | proved. That is a strong argu- ty in Either Senatorial ‘ iwhich he @nd tw ee teeth from 7 FOR MERGER vision seems to have been a | not only ourselves but those who ment with him, but not with some ° - Price. | pus a his Pithecanthro- | _/ ment Plan. 7: | world and a law of its own. Due will follow us? Why not give our of the rest of us. Candidate. ; s * 'tomarily u ative boys ews eae ' to the excessiv : , r —_—_—_— -xcessive thriftiness of progeny what our forbears failed COUNTY . , | a ’ OUNTY RESIDENT. DAVID LAWRENCE, gee i elt al other | A statement has been issued by Would Improve Schools. | Some inhabitants, it has been | to provide because of a limited re e By Washington Correspond- s ‘the St. Louis County Committee | R G. RUSSELL, county su- ; quite impossible to form an or- | perspective? l 4 By CURTIS A. BETTS P _ongtly the Post-Dispatch. OPEN Y Opposed to Annexation in answer | e perintendent of public | derly or continuous connection | Annexation would give us an || AGAINST MERGER | A Staff Correspondent of the Post- = " dmeyriaht, 1926.) | IN SHOOTING |} to the pamphlet just published in | schools, and his assistants and of streets, of which great num- | opportunity to establish a great Vy Dispatch. | WASHINGTON, Sept. 2%&—The | 0 avor of the merger of St. Louisf fellow employes of the people, | bers end in blind alleys or vacant | park system, give us back our HANNIBAL, Mo., Sept. 29.—In a Aah | ae Coutr so far as the United | ISH HOCKEY PLAYER and the county by the City-County | are naturally anxious to hold | areas areas instead of being log- | waterworks (now in St. Louis City Lights’ Come Slowly ‘speech discussing only the I Hs) “States is concerned is dead. Friends | Ce asieal aS Consolidation Committee. In part,/ their jobs. They argue that the | ically driven through. Why not | County) and embrace within our | va ys ! apne & M e League Ait ‘of the Coutr are discouraged. Pree tena : utes agen of John she statement says: county would have no represen- remedy this now, instead of hav- | city limits scenic beauty in our | a a zs anes on in Hanover & ations and the World Court et: ‘fdent Coolidge plans to move 4 —— rham to : e Eternal “The opposition to annexation is| tation in the St. Louis School | ing to do a lot of smashing and | county which is equal to that of th one 5. fa ee (eg a gies | ne the issues of the campaign, he 4 ‘tate the issue and Ww hep) . Friangic. ; based onthe plan. There would be Board. As a matter of fact, the | tearing up at great expense later the Alleghenies. OY CEPOCIOR LO GS ares. Nene Senator Williams here last night Mahe resusc! ; heme | Copyright. 1926. by the Press and Pulitzer ee a ee le ? mar. | c ty schools are at. present | on? It will ; coy a a and fire protection after annexa- obet yarious powers deliver ft Publishing Cos. (New York World | no opposition to a lalr pian Of me | county s va | wi be done some day. L. M. OTTOFY, M. D. ti They thi Deion . | charged his Democratic opponent Ha Miematic notes they will be ae __8nd Post-Digpatch. ) ’ ger of county anG city. The preseat| practically represented in the St. | Do it now and save money. | we ay A on. ey think the city will por : , tat _ their reservations do? rised| LONDON, Sept. 429.—The Cor-. plan is faulty, was drawn up in a! Louis School Board. B. F. Bush | PINE LAWN | i come and give them lights right | Harry B. Hawes, with insincerity nal tha i con- | oner’s verdict yesterday in the) hurry without any thought as to is chairman of the Committee | County Road Experience. away. I told them that I own | because of his change of position tH stitute an acceptance of fT 5 . | County Fans Claim Cardinals. | flat he 3600 | , ag -eservations. And meri- death of John Adam Derham, hock- detail, and as the proponents them- Opposed to Annexation, and T MAY be of interest to know pat tog ats on the 3600 block of |} on the League of Nations. and as- A 4 _ a to it. # is all ey player, who was'found shot in ‘selves state, ‘to be left to the tu-| Mrs. B. F. Bush is a member of T. LOUIS County residents are | the opinion of a resident of St. | Keokuk street, or one _ block 'serted that Hawes had Bs donne Be ee ne ar seven ‘the home of Alfonso Smith, grand- ture to be ironed out.’ the St. Louis School Board. This | whooping over the Cardinals’ | Louis owning business propecty | om of Grand and Chippewa. | Ea at sive. pre one i i; a nts want. son of the builder of the Canadian “There is no exclusiveness in St is representation which should | yijctory. There are greater things ys CERES ou lis is not “out in the sticks,” | ncipie tor political expediency. : United States t | eh . € is no exc — , bo aor aoe . & in St. Louis County. I have a ; : et P ato they must mone the | Pacific Railroad, gave the cause of Wouis Gounty any more than in the satisfy the most vigorous OppO- | than pennants. I believe ous large tract of land situated on the but I have been waiting for three The Senator talked for more than | Sine, : This is their res- | death asa gunshot wound, with no city. Thousands uf families have nent to the merger plan. schools can be operated better | rae Se ‘ever sesciinces. Ciesla stad years for street lights. I paid an hour on the one issue, leading lia lees eauese the sidered un- | evidence to indicate by whom the purchased homes on the install- It is strange that Mr. Russell, | ang at lower cost by one School rate as hank ican cea a Se three years ago for the street, | up threaéth seuededek dame ita ao t did not a rican Gov- | shot was fired. qnent plan in St. Louis County and| a member of the teaching pro- Board than by 91. Common buy- | series 1 bh use and provid: Baer iat th onan abate. | ipti v Fe 1a Fy county but 2r a position; j . . . . . . rr : . = +c « ‘ - Ta x 4 s Ce ion. , r Ss ; a4 : | ’ j ° | Ciihiee ae web ‘the special trial ao * hee to cope tee ably result in their ruin. This sion ; on the nora gpa — gpa of the opposition to annexation menace mess uding Unkennie gg a he ae | United States to an analysis of the | foune ernam aying: an ear needs no argument, as the assessed | System which are no orne is merely selfis : : : —- ees , se, 1ust pay my taxes League covenant and the statute of bé no . 2 ; . ’ ely selfish. Mare Rs a> COE: | ié statute o a Sores | Debate 4 There nie osition here’ Smith ask, “Where is the seduc- yalues of property in the city are! by facts. The county schoo] or- | CLAYTON WOMAN. and Sunday throughout the 1, every year, whether I lose money ithe Court. In addition and with +H > Beas P rt advocates to!er’?’’ Smith was arrested and held! exorbitant and many pieces ot ganization insinuates that the T have heen on the Meramec at on the flats or not. The county sta ask 0° “¢ governments to | without bail. property are assessed at more than | patrons of county schools would ‘Small Town Independence. this spot. During this time = residents, so far as I see, are |* ae to discuss them later, he bets ah * Oe position and} Summing up for the jury, the sale value. This has resulted in have no voice or influence in HY so much talk about 1- | have become acquainted with atl likely to get a lot of promises, a a warden real en of the Hi! — t AM$i9 enter Senators | Coroner said: ruinous taxation. Thousands of ap-'| school affairs under the merger, | dependence and lower taxcs | Of the tradespeople there, anl | bigger tax bills and the extra a ene eS eee i te ‘aliant fight to get “This drama has been enacted peals Have been made to the St. that the St. Louis Board would | of little hain? ; | believe I am familiar with thelr costs of city automobile licenses o- Government itself and whether ng Dinsie to adapt the protocol | since the beginning of time and,Louis Board of Equalization, but} or could close schools, that the | ‘7 O) Louie wae removed from. | attitude on various public ques- and dog licenses. _Wwe stand soe a great nation,” pro- reservations say they have will be enacted as long as_ the \these appeals have not resulted in| county schools under the St. | ‘mein little ete due: tene tions. During that entire time I M. HARER | nition, and whether it is a poli- dats their utmost and nothing} world exists. It is the old story of | reduction af assessments. {| Louis board would not be oper- imi ‘hey be aia ‘in aie he he have paid taxes on property, «nd | 3622 Fillmore street. | tical question,” law enforcement oe can be done. ‘the eternal triangle. The tragedy of “A Bold Lie.” | ated up to the present county hrs real nites 4 fhe — | have never received one cent of e ang honest elections, including, he tH prise for Foe: : | standards, and, in effect, that the a hE saris | benefit therefrom. Due to the ears | said, references to the Pennsylva- 4 5 Of Court. the case is fhat neither of the men “The pamphlet sets forth that feces oy di POs | The majority of the small town | : iaiil F Flats and Smoke. ‘nia and Illinois Republic aut mes Of the Court contended | involved had any work to do. If | county schools would.be misman- system of taxation in vogue in hd an proma- ott the people of the county have re-; ._ ‘ | le i people ard employed in St. ; : AM a renter, a woman, and | ries :. t foreign countries were so anx-j| they had been occupied practical-| ~~. i avi xcept + netdious aged by the St. Louis School ake . } St. Louis County, I pay, but ao | have lived both in the city | K hic} ' . q to inveigle America i , i é : a ; ani * celved no aqagvlce eAcep il if1sit si sage Board. parents would be ignored, . not penefit. / or a county Ww cn a ways Té- 3 end taraae a enue | ie Bivens puees might never ha © | propaganda emanating from politi-; 244 children would be neglected. | Little towns better wake upto | ae as ll ee and in the county. I favor the pean a strong Democratic ma t ~ { : pee - odie eae ‘ ; ae RS . “ ee . “he roads e : 4 eK "jews i , i A it they would siete the agg cal sources. lL charges that Mr. Russell does not compare the fact that they are not inde- | Rabel ok sill? aia ces ie his pics 46g aoe of Wasi- | jority the Senator's meeting was Bheven't And Be Was] HEA local prejudice and community sen-| With the those of the St. Louis A. F. MAC F. si esta = es ee oes need sewers and needs them | in the courtroom beig occupied. * n is just atten ae *e ‘~ timent instead of dealing W ith avatem The county schools _———- with and written to the highway hadly it does need fire protec- For the most part. ac cording to " WS up to the fae | ae re a ee ONS te : ae. | : } ian lee | eke 4 posed st ps : the rest of the world does OF THREE RIVERS IN TALY facts. This statement in itself! pave 24,302 pupils enrolled and Wants City to Hurry. ! —— gM was sin Selig Bem Rome oer water. And it | Hannibal residents acquafnted with | Swant American moral support Tiber. Arno and Staggia Wash Out. proves griecsmmetbes te hie those eg a net bonded debt of $3.599,561, AM a county resident, out a waggle ind n -” ct. The | both b y ed "ten tea Se ecu cn a ee | a bo i See srcvar >i] stop at not l= } : . “4 ; ct Pe , : é , ' ounce Sslience fF { € e . : 10 v car anc us ines a " . 2a j the Court at a Railways, Destroy Mills and carr. OF SaaeEey | while the St. Louis schools, with EES Ae tent 1 Ws ) | , &@ lence consisted of Republicans, x rm a price that iiways, Destroy Stills an linge in an effort to bring about; . ze y rape teg ere six years. At first IC WaS | 5504 roads of St. Louis County | transportation system that will | ‘re were — : es the whole fundamental renew veneers. this kind of annexation. The state-| ns ae ace r sige opty wonderful to, Hive out Mere. Sut | ars the ones paid for by the | not use Maplewood as its termi- pesetinegs Page a tt le porns : - wutie of the Court itself. Ry the Associated Press. _ ° onde oe at 0 on Vv ot o,¢ ° since we are all settled up in this ’ : : - - 4 rs my Ny crats. was an a en ve crow . . 3 - ‘ re ‘ i . ’ . « i ; r . fe, s¢ , ; ment is a bold lie. This commit- | aan? et stri ‘ ‘ ‘onde f State of Missouri. and built de- | nal, making you begin anew your | y . if plendid Saving on Pwhilesit is a possibility al-| ROME, Sept. 29.—A violent rain- plied hog ewer si isn’t that striking? The honded Sate dex Mentiital mata Bidh- ah age oa y | which apparently was thoroughly Ho ; that fore n +o aceom anied by heavy wind | tee has issued facts and has re ' debt of the county sehools twice we : +] on spite the opposition Of st. Louis | rip rom that point. Busses in accord with the Senator's oppo- Bis ° | oT oer eeeeents will | © apn replies a 2 ; plied to all charges made. The | > large ; ¢ * the St.. Louis baer ee ee | County, rather than because of | that run at shorter intervals and | gitj he I d | mea chante in the constitution , and lightning, occurred last night, | | as large as that of the 5St.. Lou both sides. and when one hasto ! . : | Sition to the League and approved ‘ . j « N oO « . ~ i om a : ! "a Pi S - ‘ . . 4 + i i r - sex 2 erica to be admitted. it ‘Lg org ' various parts of Italy sands to the ranks of those fight- | times smaller in the county ot va got” Caer emmy depend upon the action of the | lines into the city from points in herence of the United States to the - ability | dopiees | . The Tiber River has swollen rap- MAE: ROAERE TIO. _ schools. fo At } , a f these | governing: Dasy Ot (Loewe ge cet 8 ll eae sepnge: | World aaj ; lav at > | be oat ge tata “In reply to our challenges, the It is preposterous to say that haven, with t akie his we pav taxes. | h le living adjacent | ~— : ¢ he I d d th after all deprives the anti- | Reuses ; | “The pamphlet lists the benefits! would pe retained It .s a for>- | feeling. For this we pay taxes. from the peop! ving Ce: ; . . : Vomen's imported Kid Gloves in & vetory. They kept the pro- | of news events., University City, under the super- | St. Louis took the School radios oe edueated men, | a See * “ Se: gt: ie ist before wanting to complete- ‘nominated by The Hague Tribu- = variety of novelty short cuff 4 Senators in a state of con- The committee's report, adopted’ vision of Mrs. EK. A. League of 7015 Board and school system cut of See tee pice page hid diie. | of the property in ey ‘ae pe Bi | ly submerge the county. Las 6 ply EE es Hughes reperted All sizes in the favored Fall ; — so that when the res- | ynanimously, will be _ otros riot lliag ‘Bartmer avenue. It will be open! politics many years ago — eo” eit we tae wie Bare | assessed for more sis eter ans Let us hear more of the meth- |¢, presidents Harding and Cool- les. Well-dressed women know the = ons were proposed it. was! the plenary congress by Henry \©- gaily from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. The’ tis a fact that the best school a om a1! sae me to a Cath- Oe ae ed ra _ | Od described by Dr. Stephens, by ‘Idee they were, there would be no ¥ . 4 ° . ra : - A : + “« 7 ‘ : . } . . c r - . - > igs , ime if 7 ‘ ‘ : , i * ° 4 Drtance of smart Gloves. mary to amend them and re-! pie Hall. representing he Interna- | main office is in Clayton. districts in the county have creat ents a though we do not not a single piece of he rh | which both city and county can objection, possibly, to us joining Main Floor them constantly to get votes. | tional Chamber of Commerce. The | : “agp: | trouble in raising capital for olic ee ' wtccneie I think St. Louis County can ‘be pote it | profit, without losing their iden- ifn the inteman of peace, but the the irreconcilables had a hand committee recommends that, be- ‘MOB BARS OPENING OF SCHOOLS | buildings and grouniy. They ; Delong to “a a iat or the for its present valuation. | tity. Women, this is a vital ques- | facts are the judges are nominated reiting the pro-Court Senators cause of the documentary value | ———_—- would get the buildings promptly the property : He also said that “they (St. | tion for us. Let us read. talk, by the League of Nations.” * , ' . » » . j re ' , * btect American interests—in-/| and historical importance of news | Mexican Teachers Forced to Leave | in St. Louis, and wichout treuble. { county. and people who hay | Touis) would have to increase think and act wisely ! le Hawes’ Letien t sk f spec bert Bian Loe i -T. li be | Owing to Catholics’ Opposition. | t a | children to educate, are foolish = : nis! Rea h ' to ee ee es One eee: ee ee Oe - th rl ted Pr | A geod example is the § ivcent ‘ote for annexa- | the assessed valuation in th INTERESTEI | He read extracts from a confi- it and Good Looks in the United States. All in all. filed with the League of Natlons, BY MEXICO CITY. Sept. °9,— Fi} | purchase of 25 acres :n the Blue if they do not vote PUPIL. | Webster School district two aad | (This writer does not appear ape An letter written by Hawes to | | aba Sty the viehty Court the weer 2 to aren a film librars. ‘Universal’ says that a mob, armed | tidge-Lindenwood-Gratiot dis- tion. ahalf times in order to raise ca ltake account of the.new city gon-| a number of Demectete tant Shed eee Saat Hurope would accept 3 with stones, sticks and guns, pre-| trict for school and athletic pur- l game amount of money to sp204 ing law, designed to protect resi-'in which Hawes ointing to th V ' - alles ion. : : , . - P x to the QO ercoats ee NOMINATED ON 167TH BALLOT verted the reopening of Govern-| Poses. We Want a Millio a on the Webster school that is | dence districts against industrial fact that 36 of 28 Democratic Sen- gudged incorrectly, they will. Takes Vacancy |™ment schools in Tonala, State of | ee ee eee Sere A’ apts night hry ap capes being spent at the present time.” | encroachment. or of the actual ators and 149 Democratic Con- eld responsible by historians, Carter M. aanne “Tateee San,” |Jaliaco. Prof. Genaro Rodriguez | Even the best schools in the to place St. Louis in the ere He also said: “A St. Lovis | progress made in recent yearea in| gressmen, including nine from 114 to 6 Y ears But recalling that So many PSone geotgy ® Patel ol ‘and two women teachers, the pas | count will be better in the St. rank of the large cities ses voter voting for annexation will | smoke ahatement.—Ed. Post-Dis- Missourt, had voted in favor af the judged President Wilson POTOSI. Mo., Sept. 29.—Carter; Per says, were forced to leave be- fouls system, and every com- United States, the residents o be voting to either exploit St. | patch.) {Court, said that he could not foin $ oh. . for not accepting the Lodge M R f ” 4 ¢ me t yest - ; cause the Catholics there opposed | munity will have its Say in the T.ouis and St, Louis ounty Louis County, take its taxes to i ' in a program “which logteally Ons to the League cove-, ™- uford oO Sliington erda teaching by laymen. Troops have; Plans and workings, and parents | .poyid join hands and submerge he deficiency now existing | Objects to U : _calls for the defeat of 36 Demo- : ‘ : : : ‘ pay the Greece ~ ~~ ; ncertam . , () ’ | yest et elgg gt Spgs nominated on \the one hun- 'peen sent to Tonala. | will have the friendliest and | their petty differences. in the city revenue and their pro- | : ty | cratic Senators and 149 Democratic t they would actually pass dred and sixty-seventh ballot for. | ane mene | most effectual relations with | Greater New York absorbed | : othe bond teste of } ¥> R editorial of Sept 23, | Representatives.” Rates Mussolini to Mect Chamberlain. | eshoot superintendents and | ¢ Brooklyn, Man- | portion of ) ste : iceccndiebiens. +e wadddnenl | an . ; On to foreign goVvern- tne State Senate to fill the va-/ By the Associated Press. ee ie Ss the burroughs © de it the | $103,000.000, all of which is pro- 4 meni remné Health 'D y | mt Was im . arch that my Every mother who sees these at- =~ Now that Europe has a the Democratic @2k t | LONDON, Sept. 29.—A meeting! ee : | hattan, ete., which ma | vided to be spent in the City of | y a ¢- (opponent wrote that.” Williams €n t sae ,;caney on ; : GREATER ST. LOUISAN. Saree e T°. &.: Chicago, | 'partment, contained some untrue ! said. “What came over } t Cc her here is di i di fi city in th iim in ttive Coats will surely want he iment 4 omay ane 1 P| caused by the death of Farnk H./ between Premier Mussolini of Italy oe became the second | St. Louls, and give nothing to whe | and unfair statements. We have September when he accepted the ~ent—and the C : . : ’ erlai srit- ars ago, be | : , ur ; : le tots to have one — and they A stands “ urs, ike the iaseaiien land, Sir Austen Chamberlain, Brit Streets That Go Ss Néwhere., fe & a annexing adjoining | people of the county in return a full time county physician. | stant agninet the Court whick i needed now. They’ re ideal for ‘ican Satey henge — from | The nomination was made by -|ish } Foreign Sec daceeried probably will OUNTY ennai vininaii sa ciidiids cities: Los Angeles ex- | for these taxes, which would be with a full time corps of assist- |in the Democratic platform. ingsters—with their rich soft , . St eee the Democratic senatorial com- lth held pact? . yi ore port on | dicate short pope foe pes her limits to the Pacific ! no different gorge By act “ . | ants, who adequately handle our | “anybody who reads that plat- , lmittee of the Twenty-fourth Dis- e west coast of italy Within @ rea-; ~™* Ms = nd also highwayman, or, if they carrie | heaith conditions. Several hos- | w rics that are not too heavy, but. evolution in Alb “ Denied trict son able distance of Rome,” it was! others with a sort of hopeless- Coast, a ao eaamen ‘i | out the promises of the so-called | pitals in the county are. main Pp wleayce payed ad cocenee a a ban . } . . : i a Sc . a - ; . " > -% e plenty of warmth. Have Associated Press, | The Republican nominee is Mrs. |stated in official quarters today. It| ness, are oa he ae ti poone | advocates of annexation, and give | tained in a high degree of effi-| it is without principle, and that it es 4 ° 7 ' ~ " lieve > ne , » 9 Ce 4 j ¢ SY stc ’ e . ; . , ’ ght wool linings. | PENNA, Sept. __29.—Albanian| Mayme Hanrahan Ousley of St. Is bells ~— _ = ae ee lee = nerentions ‘a little higher taxation. what | to St. Louls County the many | ciency. In general the sewer ts a surrender to political expe- = Ntatives in Vienna and Rel-| James. elther Pisa or Civitavecchia. The; streets, or of what a centralized, is aenpuet to? If gas for things which they promise, like conditions of the county com- | diency. It was the moet Senator | Other Ci Li have issued denials of thé Buford for 16 years was in the /subject of the meeting, which was| city-directed plan could do for does 5:5 e license | fire protection, street lights, po- pare favorably with those of the | Reed could get from the er Coats for Littie that revolutionary fighting | State Senate and. was twice a can-jarranged at Mussolini's invitation,| them. The county has but five autos goes up in price. a oth h id —— ee ud conven. z © a e ¢ f * Ph ~* i i ~~ ~ - : i as z © ‘ Boys $8.50 to $16.50 Progress in Albania. , St puerto for Lieutenant Governor. has not been made public. or six first-class east and west plates and tires are more ©x lice, and other things paid, or ‘Continued on Page 23. Continued on Page 24. Second Floor Jf .* e & pad igerte’ : . Aiauetnne’ cari ti Gaon Iss 3 tp . i 0D ee ‘ Rh Be tJ £3 : ,* * “ : Pr cits oo A +

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LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Dec. 12, 1878 Published by the Company, Twelfth Boulevard and Olive Street. —— ——— Pulitzer Publishing | | BRIDGE TRANSFER AMENDMENTS. Speaking of a compromise between the city and Terminal Railroad Association on the ordinance pro- viding for an exchange of the use of the Municipal and Eads bridges, Mayor Miller expresses the belief in the vicinage of the crime. that a satisfactory agreement will be reached, but ' - THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- FORM. I know that my retirement will make no difference in its cardinal principles, that it will always fight for progress or reform, never tol- erate injustice or corruption, always fight demagogues of all parties, never belong to any party, always oppose privileged classes and public plunderers, never lack sympathy with the poor, always remain de- voted to the public welfare, never be satisfied with merely printing news, always be drastically independent; never be afraid to attack wrong, whether by predatory plutocracy or predatory poverty. JOSEPH PULITZER. April 10, 1907. \ says: We cannot allow the Terminal! or any railroads to have utter control of the bridge usage. The bridge was built by and belongs to the people. The city, as representative of the people, must continue to hold their right to determine the roads that shall use it and the rate of charge | for use. 'pal Bridge, so far as the right to permit railroad ‘tion, to use the bridge, is concerned. It provide ‘that the use of the bridge granted to the railroad LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE er ee ree The name and address of the author must accompany every contribution, but Let-| use of which is’ granted the railroads.” fers not exceeding 200 words will receive however, that all charges paid by other users of ithe railroad deck of the Municipal Bridge shall be | paid to the railroads, meaning the Terminal Railroad Any question arising over inequality in the use of the bridge shall be referred to the Inter- on request will not be published. preference. As to War Guilt. To. the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. WRITE to thank you for your edi- torial in your issue of the twenty- | third, under the heading “The Colonel's This refers to a recent book | Boswells.” by William Dans Orcutt telling among | derstand why the Mayor insists upon the right of the city to fix the rates which the railroads not in the Terminal Railroad Association shall pay for the use of the bridge. The one great obstacle to the use of) other victim. other subject matter of private conversa- Roosevelt, tions of the late President where the latter speaks of his extended correspondence, years ago, with the then | German Kaiser, the publication of which, Roosevelt had said, would have caused | ‘use the Municipal Bridge * * * ' Association. istate Commerce Commission. ' 'gard to the ownership and to granting other rail | roads the right to use the bridge. But we do not un ; ; the bridge by the railroads was ordinance 29,501 ‘he Mayor’s own bill repeals that ordinance. | Section 5 of the original form of ordinance, framed | |/and approved by the Citizens’ Committee, settles the | question of the ownership and control of the Munici- other than those in the Terminal Railroad Associa- by this ordinance “is not and shall never be ex- Jj clusive of the right of other railroad companies to | and the city re- serves the right to grant to any other railroad com- | pany or companies a like use of.the Municipal Bridge, for and on like and equal terms and conditiogs the It provides, which provided that the city shall fix the rates, and To in- | Places. THE JACK DANIEL CASE. : As we read the decision of the United States Cir- cuit Court of Appeals, that court has turned its back upon the age-old right of an accused man to be tried The Jack Daniel dis- ‘tillery was not milked in Indiana, nor was the con- ‘spiracy consummated in that State. Yet the de 'fendants were tried in Indiana because, it was al- leged, one of the objects of the conspiracy was to transport liquor through that State. A truckload ‘of Jack Daniel liquor was captured in Indiana, and | the tools used in the conspiracy were carried through ‘the State. On that basis the Government brought its ‘case against the defendants in a Federal court in | Indiana. The Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the claim of 'the Government that an overt act which was com- s | mitted in furtherance of a conspiracy justifies the 'prosecution of conspirators at the place where the s | overt act was committed. It denied the contention of g the defendants that, since no conspiracy was charged as having been organized in Indiana, the case was | wrongly tried there and should have been tried in | Missouri. | We think the possible effects of such a ruling may prove very damaging. In fact, if not in theory, it ‘nullifies the dictum that a man accused of crime can- not be hauled far from the scene of that crime, but must be tried in the neighborhood. That dictum represents the experience of centuries. It was wrung |by the people from their rulers as a safeguard against injustice. It has just as much point and value these days as when it was first enunciated. ; id + * ea as | Harry Sinclair had the advantage of it when the |} This section reserves all the city’s right with re-| Teapot Dome case was tried. Carl Magee, the New | | Mexico editor was the victim of its abuse when he | was dragged by the law from his home to an unfa- 'miliar part of New Mexico to be tried for criminal libel before a prejudiced Judge and a non-English- | speaking jury. Senator Wheeler was, in part, an- He was indicted in the District of _ Columbia and in Montana for an alleged crime which the Government contended was committed in both Senator Wheeler faced the problem by de- “a world war.” Also you quote another 'sist upon the point now would be the nullifying of | fending himself in his home State and then trans- intimate of President Roosevelt, that the | latter said, had he been President at the | time, “Germany would never have forced | the war.’”’ YOu Say, “The day and need of Germany's It fs “The ul- | and equitable. sole war guilt have both passed.” further correct of you to state, rendered, but ready widely apportions responsibility. This in my opinion is stating the very mildly, but such remarks from to friends of the truth. “greatest lie in history,.’’ by the press with deliberate: truth is mighty and will prevail. To those who care to study this question fol- lowing works are recommended: “The Genesis of the World War,” Prof. E. Barnes, Smith College; “The Roots Causes of the Wars,.”’ Hon. John g- ©.: “Germany,” Prof. G. P. Gooch: ‘“‘Let Franee Explain,” Frederick Bausinan: “Shall It Be Again,” John Kenneth Turner. Mr. Ewart is a Canadian, Prof. Gooch Englishman, the others well-known H. and Ewart, an Americans. Dozens of other books could be mamed. Reading these will develop who were the war criminalis. R. FF. RREBS. Reed and the K. K. K. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. HE sore-heads, die-hards and English propagandists, who still fuse to admit that they were overwhelm- ingly repudiated pro- in the national! so far in 1926, continue to throw mud at Senator Reed in their toothless rage. | Like a drowning man grasping’ at a straw, they seize upon his indorsement for President by the Ku whose policy always has been to attach themselves to a prospective winner and afterwards claim credit for the victory. But their crushing defeat in former strongholds, like Texas, Colorado other states, is proof that their support | or opposition now means nothing. Reed denounced them by name in a previous State platform, when they were at the height of their power for evil and competent judgment al- You are indeed right when. ; ais eed rig ‘rights of the Terminal railroads to the use of the Charges for all other railroads must be equal The rates must be fixed on the basis timate historical verdict has not yet been | of equality and equity, and, we presume, will be de- termined by the railroads, with the approval of the case a | re- | and | state elections of 1920, 1922, 1924 and '§ Klux Klan, | ia | Mayor himself tried to accomplish. The ordinance | as | bridge. _Interstate Commerce Commission. ' Louis Merchants’ Bridge Terminal! Railway Co- which may be necessary to enable such roads to use the Municipal Bridge. There would be no advantage in granting the right to use the bridge to other railroads if there were not assurance that the charges for the use of facilities of the Terminal Railroad Associa- tion, to get on and off the bridge, would be reason- able and equitable. This is the point insisted upon by the Post-Dispatch, and which was met by the agreement of the railroads to insert in the ordinance the decree of the United States Supreme Court de- fining definitely that all charges shall be levied with respect to the “use, character and cost of service,” and providing an immediate remedy for unjust or unreasonable charges or conditions. | We believe that the question of right to the use of the bridge by any railroad, the charges and condi- tions to be fixed, and the method by which they shall | be applied, either to the use of the bridge or to the ciation in connection therewith, are fully covered by the original citizens’ ordinance and the amend- ments which the Terminal railroads have agreed to accept. With regard to the control of the bridge, so far as handling the traffic is concerned, the Terminal Rail- road Association ought to exercise that control. Traf- fic control must be in the hands of experienced rail- road men, under one direction.. We are sure that the ‘Tepresentatives of ail the railroads agree to this. and President Cotter of the Manufacturers’ Railroad, who has been fighting for equitable terms in the use of | the bridge by railroads other than Terminal! railroads, agrees that the traffic schedules, etc., should be in the hands of the Terminal Railroad Association. In other prominent public men were afraid / fact he says that this arrangément only would be to commit themselves definitely for or against them. Of course, he immediate- ly repudiated their recent worthless in- dorsement of him, but that does not con- vince “the blind who do not want to see." Reed, whose guiding principles are Jeffersénian democracy, faithfully ad- heres to his oath of citizenship that he the Constitution United States which says in Article VI that “no religious test shall ever be re- quired as a qualification to any office or public trust under the United States." The Ku Klux Klan violates that oath. JEFF MACKAY. Cardinal on Pennant Winners’ Uniforms To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. E want to see the Red Bird on the Cardinals’ uniforms in the world's series. Let us hear from some of the other fans. CARDINAL ROOTER. ee ae To Missouri Women Voters. To the Bditor of the Post-Dispatch. R IGHT now its the time for us women to remember things and see what the various candidates think about women ip political places. Missouri has a woman at the head of the State Industrial In- epection Department, and each time her name has come up for confirmation a eertain St. Louis Senator has led a bitter/the athletic prowess of the Cardinals. fight against her. During the 1925 Legis-| authorities have been hard put to it to find a stamp lature a dispatch from Jefferson City| upon which the likeness of Wilson might appear. appeared in the St. Louis press, stating that this Senator carried his fight before the Committee on Labor, Commerce and Mining, saying that the job was “no place for a woman.” in spite of the fact that never was it better taken care of. Well, maybe the State Senate is not the place for a man like that. Candidates right now, when they want our votes, will be more amenable to reason than after they are elected, when they won't eare any more about us till they want to be elected again of the : 'gatisfactory to other railroads. We believe that in accepting the amendments sug- gested by the Post-Dispatch, which were based upon a careful study of all the reasonable objections to the original bill, the Terminal railroads have offered a satisfactory solution of the whole problem of put- ting the Municipal Bridge to use. If these Suggested | changes are carefully embodied in the bill, we be- 'Ifeve that it will be acceptable to the city. It will put the Municipal Bridge to use on a sound ard equitable basis, which will mark a great step forward in the expansion and improvement of our terminal facilities. © @-@- We are now in the second book of Jack Daniel. —-# ee YOU NEVER CAN TELL. Eyen if the Cardinals lose the world’s champion- ship, they will still have earned our gratitude for bringing out of obscurity the 17-cent Wilson stamp. If you got any of the tickets to the games mailed this week you will observe that they carried the Wilson stamp. Thus heavily do great things lean upon little. The man who brought the world out of the chaos of na- tional banditry into the promise of an organized and co-operative international society might neyer have been recalled to us by a postage stamp except for ee A WOMAN VOTER, | use of any facilities of the Terminal Railroad Asso-| Il that has been accomplished, and of all that the porting his attorneys and witnesses, at great expense, _ across the continent to defend himself in Wash- | written, safeguards the city against any exclusive | /28ton. : | If the rule that a man must be tried in the vicin- | age of the crime be abrogated, and if it is possible ‘for gross injustice. own Judge and its own locality? This is simply another interesting issue raised by | the Jack Daniel case. One was the right of! men to bail while their case is on appeal to higher | ‘courts. Bail was denied to the Jack Danie! defend- | ,ants by the lower court, but this action was reversed by the United States Supreme Court. We shou!d like |to see what the Supreme Court has to say about the | ‘latest phase of the case. -— \ ws i ; | The chairman of the Citizens’ Committee against repealing the dry laws of Missouri says a business | man who is against prohibition is an idiot. The day, says Emerson, belongs to him who goes through it. most serenely, from which we gather that these peo | ple are licked. | i | MR. COOLIDGE TO THE RESCUE. If you are disposed to believe that it did no rood for Julius Rosenwald to go and see Mr. Coolidge about the senatorial situation in Illinois it is because you are not watching the unfolding of what looks to us like a glorious plot. | Mr. Rosenwald has brought out an independent Re publican candidate for the Senate in Illinois. He refuses either to vote for Col. Frank L. Smith, nom- inated with the money of Samuel G. Insull, electric utility magnate, or bolt to George Brennan, Demo. | crat. He is, therefore, running Hugh Magill, a for- ,mer member of the Illinois Legislature, whose reso- | lution in that body resulted in driving Lorimer from | ithe United States Senate. | | This, of course, puts the thing where Mr. Coolidge | can get at it. He can come out for Magill, explaining | that he disapproves of the way in which Col. Smith | |was nominated. We have not the slightest doubt | that Mr. Coolidge was glad to enter into such an ar- | rangement with Mr. Rosenwald. In addition to say- ing what the head of his party ought to say about the purity of the ballot, it will give him an oppor- |tunity to practice what he has been preaching. Mr. | Coolidge loves to preach American virtue, and in the | | purity of the ballot it is at its best. | | We beg the pardon of everybody concerned if we | | have said anything in disparagement of Mr. Rosen- | wald’s visit to Mr. Coolidge or have been impatient for some word from Mr. Coolidge. We await in the | ‘most contrite confidence his announcement that he. is for Magill. | | Mr. Breadon has decided not to enlarge by very | | much the seating capacity of Sportsman's Park, which | enlarges by a great deal the problem of the man | who has out-of-town friends coming to see the games. ooo — ' If there were more men like Malcolm Tribble, who shot it out with a robber, there would be fewer robbers, ~~ LET’S SAY A HATFUL! (From the Brooklyn Daily Eagle.) The posta] Ones, twos, threes, fives, tens, etc., were taken by Washington and other great Americans. An opening offered on the 17-cent stamp. Nobody knew what 17- cent Stamps were used for, but the postal authori. ties were confident that a use would develop. One did. The Cardinals won a pennant, and tickets for the St. Louis games were sent out registered under the Wilson stamp. ———--——--—@@@ Newark police have pulled the curtain down en the play “Red Blinds.” F = | FOR g : Frompa | . ee... s x 4. j . o@ ~~ a- for him to be prosecuted in any place to which the. | ramifications of the crime extend, the way is open | If a man be poor, his goose is. cooked immediately, for he camnot bear the expense | There is another important point, however, which °f S0img to distant points with his attorneys and | newspaper of the standing of the Post- | is covered in only general terms by the committee or- | Witmesses to defend himself. Even if he be able to| Dispatch are certainly very encouraging | dinance. That was the question of the rentals and finance such an expensive undertaking, what chance | ee tne | Charges which should be applied by the Terminal | has he against a prosecution which can choose its | the sole war | Railroads to other railroads for the use of any facili- guilt of Germany. has so far been treated | ties of the Terminal! Railroad Association and the St. silence, but | Rah en ee ‘valuable, ~~. - ” Z on 4 . . - 7." “~ ol “Ae yo OG - ~SiVz, *: = Ce AA "4 A *. ‘ a* -=-s* 4 J — 4 a : on st — aaa = * 7 > a> — * :) A POINCARE en ee ee ae “aati oe . “ of » o-oo ‘ $0 a PR * + —. 2 ¢™ De Sal Nee rs . . . . . id i . ye ~ / 3s ~~? - a, A - > % - & a" . . 7 . ls ah é a) eee A in ets Set Na SA ee ; j= ea 2 7 het Po - . ~ -- ar s a eg 7 * ~ q ~ ee 2. . : Rae wi ‘8 IOS a ~ sd oo r * . cay Wess we -7 ~~ aa°™ ,®% «ae edd ry - ~" “Tiley . cueatn ns, . ol “ee et Ys ode Phe : a « -—_ y WwW, s ? a et. "» . ~.3n ‘ * . - P od Ss oF - a - _ ~~ mS » ws om a Pe oa a ’ ~ wr . i = fo feat « . a ~ P P a > Anat a. . - - Na ye Be oh min | = . _ be ‘*: . x 7 > -- - 4 eo ek ‘>. ” :. @2e 7 a - eet ee: 7 a a oe i 44 a gs + ~— 2 - aaa Be tw Ae . A % 4. * - a* lid % - i ma et _ ae ey oe | es JUST A MINUTE Written for the POST-DISPATCH Copyright, 1926. ———— — ——— —|_EL E> _ _ _ _™_™_ia aaa i EL _ i i i i i » S$ CONFESSION OF A CONSUMING DFSIRE (Conforming, wherever possible, to the dic: tates of the iatest school of poetry.) I would be famous— I would have the hoi polloi gape at me, And say, “There goes that celebrated poet Or painter, or sculptor, or Whatever medium I had selected for the ex- pression of my feelings. Art is diverse. I know not what I would be— But one thing I do know— I would be famous! I would be famous— I would have reporters seek my views on any and all subjects— The French debts, the proper feeding of goldfish, the way to maintain / The status quo between the proteins...dnd carbohydrates in one's food! The psychology of strawberry jam! Of course, . I would not necessarily have to know what I was talking about, But— One thing I do know— l would be famous! I woul® he famous-— 1 would have a cigar named after me! Little would it matter whether it were a five-center or three for a dollar— Just so the band would sport my name! For all I care it can even be one of those campaign cigars which candidacos dish out like confetti at a Greenwich Village orgy Fiope, cabbage leaves, blend or imported-~- I know not! All I know is that I would be famous! THEODORE TRILSEY. . 8 > One reason for the visit of Queen Marie may be the desire of the people of the United States to see one champion who still retains the crown she had at the beginning of the year. . » - UPSETs. The English Channel. Bobby Jones. Bill Tilden. Jack Dempsey. The N— Y— Y s. a e a We are wijling to wager that Coolidge’s birthday greetings to Clemenceay did not take the form of a letter. 7 * e A rug worth $1,009,000 has been brought to the United. States. When they are that mo woman likes to see a man smoke a pipe. s - In the Daugherty-Merton deal. King ap- pears to have been the ace who handled the jack. The discovery of a complete skull of pithecanthropus erectus wil! not in the least disturb those who believe “there ain’t no such animal.” And while we are on the sub- ject, we are wiliing to.do our bit for science by suggesting that that “pithy.” name be made « — + Ogden Mills, who is described as “a mod- > erate wet,” ts the Republican candidate for Governor of New York. Moderate enough to please the drys, we presume. yet wet enough to suit Senator Wadsworth. | | BOOK REVIEW. “Mrs. Socrates,”” by Fritz Mauthner, !s a vivid picture. of the domestic Hfe of one of the greatest of the philosophers, and a vindication of the most notorious scold in history. The novel presents in a Hlfelike manner the desperate, but futile efforts of a simple-minded, devoted woman to under- stand one of the keenest of human intel- lects, and:‘to clothe and feed one: whose occupation was the unprofitable and highly dangerous search for truth. After reading the book, one realizes the grandeur of the sacrifice involved in the cup of hemlock, but one is more inclined to give Xantippe her due share of praise. Mauthner has succeeded in humanizing one of the philos- ophers,. and his shrewish wife no less ably than Will Durant has humanized philos- ophy. ' s ¢ a THE HEIGHTS OF LAZINESS. WOMAN—60; wash dishes and men; good home; small wages.—Post-D!s- patch. # Can't they wash themselves? COOKIE Poincare says that France never will be friendly with Germany until Germany ad- mits she started the war. On the other hand, if Germany admits she started the war. will not that be one more reason for disliking Germany? Or what is the correct answer? -_ * _ An expert on questions relating to the Near East has had to resign a consular position because he has no private Income and the pay is insufficient. Economy can be carried too far. And could not the con- sular service be made as attractive ag the Senate to some of our aspiring million- aires? * . 8 Bees under observation tn the Smithson- lan Institute keep to the right in their well- regulated traffic. We presume that when it comes to reducing accidents, they are the well-known bee’s knees. But they would be all wrong in English traffic. a ” 8 Mr. Smith of Illinots will stand by the Volstead Act if elected to the Senate. Mr. Vare of Pennsylvania favors modification. Then if neither of them is elected to the Senate the dry laws will retain their youth- ful vigor. ° - ° Our one objection to a five-day week is that reformers will be worried sick over how the workman ts going to spend his added leisure. _ » a As we understand the decision of the Cir. cult Judges, jury trials during the world’s series would be too much of a trial for the jurors. a = - At the November election, the voters of Wisconsin will hold a referendum on wheth- er or not they want beer. If the referen- dum is favorable, all they need do is try to get the beer. . . . LINES. The universe is never affected by the criticism of little men. Education {ts the best bank for poverty to patronize. The human brain ts a recetving set for thought. The germ always thinks it’s the disease BONEHEAD. PUBLIC OPINIO WHERE ARE THE DEMOCRATS MISSOURI? — BS. From the St. Louis Standard Newh — &e E demand for all classes of oui zens witHout discrimination te of race or color the free exercise of a& ) stitutional rights uninterrupted and | paired by intolerant interference.” TR not uttered by a Republican. Quite the trary, as everyone knows Who Tead Democratic platform last Wednesday pe ed in the Post-Dispatch. Mr, I 'be no more difference in the vt | Catholics toward colored people tn Misse than those stalwarts headed bY G0% | Smith tn New York. There | | the entire platform of the F | adopted in Jefferson. City j} held out any hope for the ‘'sourlt. The Missourt G. O. P. @ aed | cause of 200,000 colored people in tee | with the following short paragraph @% | platform: “We favor ad eins ‘for the education of the Negro Jess rural Missourlt. We favor & att stitution for the colored boys the Missouri Reformatory at wiles adequate State appropriation for ae™ ‘lishment of a tuberculosis Je home for feeble minded colored pe" the State.” (We recommend the 4 ‘place too for all the Negro voters ' | port Republican candidates OF S=— ™ |kind backed by the Ku Klux Kiampy | | | The Democratic platform, — | men who are honest and frank. Bas & |} say on the same subject: “The for giving the colored citizen & Gi ‘in the educational, charitable sei ‘institutions for persons of bis Sam /meets with our approval. Ba | “We hold that the colored chitees: be given an equal opportunity of © under tutelage of teachers of thea |The Lincoln University should 088 ‘ly supported. Colored juvenile Tm i stitution should be established ame ‘ed under colored direction. AG (hospital should be properly if desired by the patients di cians of the colored race.” | Following these planks the |make a striking public confess | the same time lay down 4 Ch@ites |decent, educated, self-respecting & in this bold and courageous “Republican political suprem ent rests solely upon the support iecitizens. We urge upon these Gam ‘impartial study of political issua® careful consideration of the effect Wi present political exploitation of by the Republican party has welfare.” The Republicans favored sions for the education of Negr ‘Ing to their platform. The De = ‘that the colored children should Dis: ‘an equal opportunity for educeem Colored Citizen, which sounds EE®) | Amertean program? *°* * °° 23 | The Democrats of Missourt ' record as approving the “dual ing the colored citizen a direct Da educational, charitable and rete al ments and institutions of our Sum in what we want and the day support only those men and only § that comes nearest to giving U8) justice. which every American ¢ a pean sy: mt we a ay ek j titled to. | Hawes, the new leader of the party in 2 ‘souri, takes high ground. There seem bp POURT OF HONOR 3 aa Ms - 1%, =! si a tg Rei ee = hea —_ P) The MIRROR * % ne + > wee 3 will form the queen’s bouquet, an 49 roses will form the bouquet + ae tr > Board of Directors - SETTING REARRANGE ee ee will Be in Center of Coliseum This Year, Providing Good © View for All. TD The Veiled Prophet and hi syeen will be in the center of thi coliseum at the prophet’s ball on: P x from tonight. , In past years, the court of hono been at the south end of th Coliseum arena. on an elevation, s that the view from d'fferent part of the structure was unequal, an there was no view whatever fron xtreme south end, which, f ee vpnaequence, was not open ft ests. ; This year. the prophet, hla queer e retiring queen and the maid atrons of the court of hone will be in the center of the arens and will be visible from every where. Al!l balcony and galler seats will be in use. The preliminary entertainmen a ballet. requires the entrance ¢ the dancers from subterranean r gions. This will be accomplishe hy bringing them through a tray aoor from the awimming pool. Th hallet will be presented ‘n the cet ter of the court of honor. Th orchestra pit is to be below th level of the. floor, as last year. * an electric refrigerator at Shaw Garden has been equipped wit th and m | glass sides to contain and exhib the bouquets of the queen and ep cial ma‘ds of honor, the day fo lowing the ball. Forty-nine o chids, which have been grown wit great care to perfect each bloon each of the four special maids | honor. Each of these four sheavi ' ef roses will be a different cok and var'ety—and, as last year, the ' will be all of a epecies not usual © found in a florist shop. All fh bouquets will be presented to @! young women by the manageme of the Missouri Botanical Garde ® LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE ON COUNTY Continned From Page 21. _ ‘city. In both city and count there is room for improvemen' We have a County Welfare Of ganization which contains on tt the mos prominent persons in the county Majority of small towns hav every advantage the city of 5 Louls can give, such as, fine po lice departments, good fire de partments, splendid schools, pub lic libraries and fine roads. Th town of Kirkwood in which live. has the finest water supp! in the country. ) The sentimental reasons §& many have put forth for anne ing the county are unfalr. W spend directly or indirectly ever cent we earn tn the city of 5 Louis. We think it poor policy to sur render our present satisfactor county and elty government to. city in which, no one know! what to expect, or has authorit to say. what we may reasonabl expect. The government whic we would have under city ad ministration is highly specula tive and experimental. MRS. JOHN H. HERRON, Kirk woos St. Louis Isn’t Perfect. EGARDING «the Post-Dits patch’s annexation editoris of Sept. 18, I wish to make th following comments: 1. Fire protection. It is state that the city guarantees [1 protection to the county in cos annexation takes place. Previot articles in the Post-Dispate have stated thai no fire protec tion was guaranteed. This cor tradiction would -seem to nee explanation. County residen' should consider the difficult of providing fire protection fe such a large area and should fr quire just when this protectio will be provided. 2. Sewers. If the city handis the sewer system of the count in the same manner tn which has handled the River Des Pers sewer, the present generatio sill never live to see it com pleted. 3. Police Protection. Your ed torial states that the county filled with crooks. bootiegger ete. It would appear that & Louls has her share judging . the number of murders recentl the bank robbertes and holdu] in the very heart of down-tow St. Fouls. The police departmei has notmade such an admirab record in handling these situ tions. In fact. the county shou think seriously before voting | have itself run by some of tt police of St. Louis who have fr more regard for human life ony to shoot at traffic violators « crowded streets 4. Last but not least. your #4 torial failed to cal! the attentic ef county residents to the f that Mayor Miller would thrown into the bargain a8 & SP clal enducement toward annes tion This point alone would he many of us in the county to 4 cide which way to vote. N thanks, we'll stay in the coum until a better brought out for annexation. — ST. JOHN'S RESIDEN Mergerites Should Move. HE city annexationists. ¥ like the prodigal som in t Good Book, do riot wish to ! \ . turn repentant to their Tathe house and feast on the fatt ealf, but want to return and ta

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CARE ad es eT , RERR Ss ecaa Pray ene Rath . tt & 4 Spar ay nape errs. oi ae ax “_ _ sie, +My. Em ‘8 ay. ——_ ow The MIRROR PUBLIC OPINIO WHERE ARE THE DEMOCRATS MISSOURI? From the St. Louis Standard News. es E demand for all classes of our zens witHout discrimination be of race or color the free exercise of all stitutional rights uninterrupted and u paired by intolerant interference.” This not uttered by a Republican. Quite the trary, as everyone knows who read Democratic platform last Wednesday pri ed in the Post-Dispatch. Mr. Harry Hawes, the new leader of the party in sourl, takes high ground. There seems be no more difference in the attitude Catholics toward colored people in Misso than those stalwarts headed by Gov. mith in New York. There was nothing e entire platform of the Republican dopted in Jefferson City last week eld out any hope for the Negro in uri. The Missourt G. O. P. dismissed cAuse of 200,000 colored people in this withthe following short paragraph tn th platfor “We favor adequate pro for the education of the Negro youth rural Missourt. We favor a separate stitution for the colored boys confined the Missouri Reformatory at Boonville adequate State appropriation for the e lishment of a tuberculosis sanitarium home for feeble minded colored people the State.” (We recommend the i place too for all the Negro voters who port Republican candidates or any © kind backed by the Ku Klux Kian.) The Democratic: platform, sponsored men who are honest and frank, had this say on the same subject: “The dual p# for giving the colored citizen a direct pi in the educational, charitable and ref jinstitutions for persons of his own meets with our approval. “We hold that the colored children shoq jbe given an equal opportunity of educat under tutelage of teachers of their own r@ The Linco]g University shguld be adequ ly supported. Colored juvenile reform stitution should be established and cond ed under colored direction. r A tubercw hospital should be properly equipped a8 if desired by the patients directly, P ‘Clans of the colored race.” Following these planks the Dem make a striking public confession and the same time lay down a challenge to decent, educated, self-respecting mew in this bold and courageous language: — “Republican political. supremacy at ent rests solely upon the support of colore citizens. We urge upon these citizens ba impartial study of political issues and — careful consideration of the effect which present political exploitation of their by the Republican party has upon welfare.” The Republicans favored adequate P sions for the education of Negroes @ ing’to their platform. The Democrats hée that the colored children should be an’ equal opportunity for education. Jolored Citizen, which sounds like the American program? * ¢ © ¢@ The Demoe¢rats of Missouri boldly 6 ecord as approving the “dual plan for ng the colored citizen a direct place in ducational, charitable and reform de nents and institutions of our State.” s what we want and the day has come upport only those men and only that » hat comes nearest to giving us abso astice, which every American citizen tled to. 3 _ St. Louis Isn’t Perfect. 1 COURT OF HONOR Yound in a florist shop. pouquets will be presented to the! ‘gona. This will be accomplished ter of the court of orchestra pit is to be below the | of Mr. 'Mrs. W. K. Bixby of 26 Portland + An electric refrigerator at Shaw’s| place, at their summer home. They spent part of the season with Mrs. ‘dal maids of honor, the day fol- ‘Jowing the ball. — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH OCIAL ACTIVITIES| SETTING REARRANGED will Be in Center of Coliseum ' This Year, Providing Good View for All. ee ee ee ee Prophet The Veiled and - his , will be in the center of the | Mrs. Scott and um at the prophet’s ball one | turned geek from tonight. In past years, the court of honor aan Deen at the south end of the jseurm arena, on an elevation, so t the view from different parts of the structure was unequal, and M™. William Maffitt of 4315 | “here was no view whatever from | Westminster place has returned | the extreme south end, which, in| from Grosse’ Pointe, fashionable gonsequence, was guests. | This year, the prophet, his queen, the retiring queen and the maids and matrons of the court of honor gill be in the center of the arena, and will be visible from _ every- ghere. All balcony and _ gallery gats Will be in use. The preliminary entertainment, a ballet, requires the entrance of the dancers from subterranean re- sumed Mr. Bixby, turned where ty bringing them through a trap- foor from the swimming pool. The pallet will be presented in the cen- honor. The ‘yevel of the floor, as last year. Garden has been equipped with glass sides to contain “the bouquets of the queen and epe- Forty-nine ore ind var'ety—and, as last year, they , family. will be all of a species not usually | few weeks in Europe with mother, Mrs. Henry Stuart Butler. An attractive visitor . is All five S R. M NAGEL will return to St. Louis Sun- day night from~New York. They spent the summer at Harbor, Dorothea Nagel, preceded them to St. Louis and is the guest of Miss. Alice Scott, daughter of Mrs. Henry Clyarkson ‘Scott of 31 land place, until her family returns. Rye Beach, N. H. Charles Nagel | Jr. has ‘at Fountainbleu, France, since his | graduation in June from the school of architecture at Yale University | not open to/suburb of Detroit, where she has ' been visiting Charles L. Palms. Josephine Bates, will return home ‘next week from visits in Washing- ton, D. Miss Ellen Walsh Bates has re- College in Washington. fitt is planning a series of dinner parties for Miss winter, will entertain for Miss Ellen. and exhibit , Bixby's ; [= a ener, OF 29 Mingsbyry ‘short visit in Burope and will re- ‘place, at Swampscott, | Geisingers also have returned. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Bixby and | ae waich have been grown with | Mr and Mrs. W. H. Bixby will re-| 320 North Union boulevard great care to perfect each bloom, | itn ot Lite | “will form the queen’s bouquet, and | weeks longer. Mr. and Mrs. Irr A.| Lodge, Wyo., where ‘# roses will form the bouquet of | stevens ‘ach of the four special maids of Donor. Each of these four sheaves! have returned, as have Mr. ‘of roses will be a different color | Mrs. Ralph Foster Bixby and their Miss Ruth Bixby, and their fainily, | MRS. CHARLES} of 19 Lenox | BRIDE OF TODAY and | honor Northeast Me. Their daughter, Miss Westmore- her daughter re- home a few days ago from attended summer lectures | * a4 3 x “ rte b %, ™ > ) 2. /. ' sister, Mrs. Her niece, Miss her re ere cee C., and Baltimore. her studies at Georgetown Mrs. Maf- Josephine’ this holidays —Photo bv Murillo. MISS MIRIAM C. VERSEN. and during the eve Se > VERSE? of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Chureh | Mi ona Mra. A. daughter of a and Mrs. A. F. Versen of 204 of 10 sournmoor, nave re | MMS, Tomahwebster Park, wil diay ave been pe guests | become the bride of Frank D. Fal: Bixby’s parents, Mr. and | 70 McPherson avenue, at Groves. parenté, Mr. and Mrs. | ceases $$$ The | menas. ‘turn to St. Louis in a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Scott of | ity. George for several/turned last week from Tepee ated in palms, ferns and stand- ards of lilies. which the bridal party will stand, will be adorned in lilies and light-| ed by Cathedral tapers. Miss Versen will be attended by| Miss Florencs Breitt as maia of) and Miss bernice Frauen- thal as bridesmaid. Mr. Falvey will have his brother, John D. Falvey, as best man, John Annin will serve as groomsman and Charles Nau-'! ner and Harry Wylie will be usb- | ae BR Vir higee ers. Marjorie Young, ok ee Meee Dr. and Mrs. J. 5. Young will b2 a a a the flower girl. - The bride white satin madge with a tigut bo- dice and a fuil skirt. trimmed ded with pearls ani rhinestones, | und finished with an invisible hem of tulle. Hes veil of Princess lace} will fall from a coronet of orange blossoms anil shower of valley lilies. Miss Breitt will wear a gown of tan lace em- ~roidered in go'd. She will wear a gold pictured hat and carry butter- fly roses. Mis3 Friuuenthal will be gowned in rose in gold with which she will wear a gold hat. Celumbia rov*s. will wear a gcite and will carry the flowers jn ® strall pina prrieci. Miss Versen her shoulder pins, in rose Following the ceremony a din- ner for the small reception Glen Echo -Counrcry Club. son of Mrs. Ellen Falvey of | and pink dablias wil: decoration. o'clock this evening at the Church /|},, bride East of the Holy Redeemer, Webster | ona upon their make their home with her parents in Webster Park. Miss Versen and Mr. Falvey are | |8raduates of Washington Univers- | The prospective re- | member of the Gamma Phi Beta | Sorority and her fiance is a Bern, they have ber of Beta Theta Pi Fraternity. | WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1926___ that Mayor Police of St. Louis who have no more regard for human life than to shoot at traffic violators on Crowded streets 4. Last but not least, your edi- torial failed to call the attention ef county residents to the fact Miller would be thrown into the bargain as a spe- Slal enducement toward annexa- Yon. This point alone would help Many of us in the county to de- tide which way to vote. No, thanks, we'll stay in the county unl a better argument is brought out for annexation. ST. JOHN'S RESIDENT Mergerites Should Move. HE city annexationists, un- like the prodigal son in the Good Book, do not wish to r°- turn repentant to their father’. Christiana Whyeant, ments. She will dell boulevard. Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Goltra | of 4487 Lindell boulevard landed charge of the whole houge, <nd to devour the entire calf. The people of the grand old house known as Beautiful St. Louis County will not stand for turn- ing over the whole house and calf to the overgrown but un- developed son. They promise us police pro- tection, but they are unable to protect the city from gangsters, gunmen and other lawless cle- ments. Furthermore, we people of the county do not want ~ha foreign element and “bume’”’ from the levee electing our aldermen. We do not want the politicians in the City Hall telling us what kind of a tree we may or may not plant in front of our house. We do not want the police in- vading our homes without proper warrant. And we certainly do not want to be governed by Vic- tor Miller. While there are a few citizens of the county who are strong for the merger, we note that they are as a rule of the wealthy or independent class, and not. the citizen and his family who have moved to the county to get sway from the dirt, smoke and op- pressiveness of the city atmos- phere. There is no doubt tha‘, if this merger is effected, a large nortion of these poor people will lose their homes, as when @2ll these wonderful improvements are fulfilled, they paid for by the county. While several of our fellow county citizens who are well fixed financially, are devoting a large part of their time and financrs in an enceavor to have this prop osition put over, and are con- tinually finding fault and running down the county, we believe the thing for them to do would be to move across the line into ‘*he city, and both the city and the county would be much better off. OVERLANTD. people of the of wedding trip and will depart after Col. and Mrs. Henry 8. Wygant of! a week's visit for Washington, D. Harrisburg, Pa., who is the guest!’ Ga jt, of her sister, Mrs. Eugene Potter | S nentennt wri vanent Curran of the Castlereagh apart-) Qarjiy remain in St.) Louis a month and after the Veiled: Prophet Ball will visit her cousin, | Mrs. John O’Fallon Delany of Lin- will have to be SOROS AND COLLEGES eee Professional Man | No interference with your Just a few hours a week of your spare time is You can easily qualify yourse'f for rvecessary. a position or profession of standing in community. The Opportunity Is Yours conducts leading to the degree of This school Accountancy lor of Commercial Science year course leading to the degree of Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) taken in Special Accounting, lic Speaking, Economics and Law. Night Sessions Write or Phone for Catalogue Registration Week Sept. 29 to Oct. 5 Missouri scuoof, ACCOUNTANCY AND LAW PHONE, LACLEDE 7991-2-3 Calffornia and Cherokee St. make their home. Mrs. her marriage, | in September, Miss Mary Lemon Sipple. Mrs. Neill A. McMillan of the St. Regis apartments departed yester- ‘day for Dallas,. Tex., to visit her mother, Mrs. Annie Caruth. Mrs. William Joseph Romer of) 18 Princeton avenue, University/ City, has returned from a two-! — SSSSCS SSCA SSSSAESS STATES ASC ESSE SEH TECATE SE Lees Eee aTaeeRses ‘months’ visit with her son-in-law | ' |and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. An-| ' at their sum- 'drew Anderson Jr., | | mer home, the A. H. Ranch, En- compment, Wyo. Mr. Romer re- turned a few weeks ago. The wedding of Miss Mirlam C. Versen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. +A. F. Versen, of 204 Park road, | Webster Park, to Frank D. Fal- i'vey, son of Mrs. Ellen Falvey, of 5762 McPherson avenue, will be solemnized at 6 o’clock this eve- ning in the Church of the Holy Redeemer, Webster Groves, the Rev. Father W. P. Dooley offici- ating. The church will be decopr- ee - ee SS er a — , » <s 0 ee ee eee ee ee eee 6 ee | welche wie ae SSeseeeeseKeeeeeteesssssaaunaesaae as TTT REAL Ra Perfume ot the trae Ponsienne~ 1 MIGNY=PARIS. |! A], O20 Rifkh Ave.) New York = ; Aa ae. a Sa a eee == a : SUSUR SREREeeeeeee __ SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES OLIVIA GREGORY | CLASSES iN EXPRESSION Studio 3202 Palm. Twelfth Year. Catalor on Reguest. COlfax 5022W. SSCSSVSESSSSSSSESSEESASEEESE © Seem - present occupation. your course in Bache- (B.C.8S.) and a five- a three-year courses can be Auditing, English, Pub- Louis, Mo. mu: POO S 006 OO 66 0045 88S ONSET EDSSSSNES ESOS OSS OSS EOSSOSOSOESSS ESSENSE SEAEEESEREsEeseeeas seeeaace Gorman | Poe THURSDAY Starting at 9 Sharp Charge Purchases Payable in November rr ee ee Page me IN COR PORATED «ay ASF, Louw Lergert “Womens obecio/ty hap. A Merchandising “Coup” at the Season’s Very Begining Phenomenal Sale of Dresses HE Garland type of 2-for-$25 Dress Sale, which thousands recognize as extraordinary, is an outstanding event at any time of the season. This 2-for-$25 sale, coming as it does, right at the season’s very peak is an accomplish- ment which will stand unrivaled in the annals of merchandising. The determination of our dress buyer, together » with Garland influence in the dress market, brought about this phenomenal purchase of new Autumn Frocks at far less than their actual worth today. Every single one, without exception, is a model of the new season. Hundreds have not been seen before at any price. You will likely want four, but should you want but one, bring a friend for the other. @. Sheer Chiffon Hose 2 Pairs. . 3 A remarkable sale of the newest shades in gauzy, sheer chiffons of pure silk, top to toe. Every pair perfect; we sell no other kind. Our regular $1.95 grade, at 2 pairs for $3. (None sold singly.) Main Floor—Sixth St. eens THOMAS W. GARLAND, Inc.—Sixth Street Thru to Broadway, Between Locust and St. Charlesgggiatane a * @e@eseeeeeae * Oakwood Forest Tones Crepe Rich Satin Black Crepe-Back Satin Frost Crepe Marvoleen Fancy Crepe And Others. Jungle Green Chanel Red Pagan Blue Claret, Etc. Artistic hands have added dash of color . contrast here and there in these lovely models and the hosts of styles include such prominent notes as bloused waist- lines, web sleeves, collarless necklines, long tunics and tucked girdles. Alligator Coats Save Many a Cold A Wonderful Selection of Sizes 14 to 20... 36 to 42...44 to 50... 422 to S214 $495 $550 $ 750 (Girls) ( Misses’) . (Women's) You'll find both one or two piece styles well : Genuine Alligators, the most satisfac- represented, in modes for morning, afternoon, | ~~ tisfac tory Raincoats we have ever seen. street, sport, business, classroom or semi- Good for more than one season, too, formal wear. NOTE—An added group will for they never split or crack. Light or dark shades, with reversible collars. be offered at 4 p. m., for late comers. Second Fleor-—Broadwey Thursday—Dress Section—Second Floor te - ~ PTITITIIT TIT TTT TTrTyrrirrrrfy SS2egeeeueuageueuet : OSUSTS SSeS SSeS TTS eTTTSCess CenSSes Seeseeereseesseseeseeeeees eevecece eove — eeceeeeeeeseesecesues SSS SCC SS SUSE ETEC EES , hathebehehebbbh bt LLL TIT rir iriiiiijiiiiiiliyitiiiiitiiiililliiiiriiiiri titi itr ee eee TY he Se Re toes je me ee es i A as Re tia at te eS ' Macias. Gh owe * “— neg nme oo eae + * is ae WO OT eee pe PE aa we, sre

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_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ? — wT 4 4 4 : 4 s) Q9° PAGE 24. . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER _ ° ; ety to Celebrate. er Fl 5000 A been forced to leave their homes. | the Court, he will support Hawes Ethical Soci Se ; f th . | | Chariton River soods ee . f highway east | on issues other than prohibition The fortieth anniversary o e Over 3,000 cities and toa 4 Special to the Post-Dispatch. Nine hundred feet o lk y and the World Court. St. Louis Ethical Society will be have streets paved with a mf KEYTESVILLE, Mo., Sept. 29.— | of Keytesville on No. 1 oft sage Senator Reed will speak tomor-;| observed on Oct. 7, 8 and 9 at Sheldon Memorial. Women in pub- portland cement concrete The Chariton River has not been/| water as also Is abowe a ‘ row night in Trenton and Satur-| is sy so high since 1908. About 5900/ No. 10 and No. 5 south of Kes" 2 | | day night in Sedalia. United States| li caffairs, child recreation — ane , 3 —_ — . The river is falling, having | ‘Senator A. O. Stanley of Kentucky; “The Search for Religious Unity a 4 acres are under water. All levees’ ville a siaiiee’ 4 Pg “Te . have broken. Several families have receded 6 inches yosteraa, | will speak for Hawes in Missouri; will be discussed in Symposiuins, HT , ™ my » ae 7" J we oan ~ ¢ > td . Te an RE de be cette ee OR I OM " SA lene en) it Rr ET ae RIS Non nae gay F ' Sete Oy NA ag Nl Set Ce OR a cree apes Sei Aattieaterrn m ne “ : paler Sait a ee aie i uae Ws, * 7 7 (La = essa eh arta ia . » , NE, cen ad ® ea 7 i eer i ear , ba ; bg r , . > r [oe mete 2a pride a oe - ¥ eo oe * tl atm Magna Mipectet m ss . rae ° " « ‘ sis tattoo és . ie psstiinae im - Seared ee ee Soeae “ ° RCO N RIL Aer ote Loe . whem ee 73a - Se ye pir es oan ee rR own _— “ pecan eee + awa Sty ae ure ia ra ‘ale ‘ é ip ae 7 a oe et a Oe “e Ay Aapnmnteey ees ‘ eines ene Oe A ere ee “3 Y pee F cciaahccocmecieas. + chenatiadhaal taeda aaa. iden sindaidhciediin ide setteattn teeta aS 7 P4 oe te — — sn sticsstidiaiee sun ynaaaeaeniion allie ao Se 9 NR RE mt ae es - “ ree eee nage 8 wae PO a ida Se PN > Lane ee MEG HR, RRS eibreh os ioe rh Get, we Sod: ered en etter. ee ae mons PL WENO niente. «4 iy we igang Ahi te ie tee mee ent ME Rte he _ 2 ws 7 A pons as OS oi ae egy eee . Bs xe wha - ee counties. Information ee vein tained today as to the condition 1002 FRANKLIN AV. Wholesale and Retail ST. LOUIS d k y 3 : : 'which exists. us 1 ITS i | Bohemian Type It is information which no stranger could get. directly. but | knowing the men who gave it and WENNERSTE hy Ss their opportunities for knowing the There is nothing lacking in : ho dee . may be considered as these high-quality Suits—style facts, it 9, ie ftme | * = Sa ; : REAL HOPS nearly an accurate outline as it it, fine talloring—at a mighty | c would be possible to obtain | low price. | . “ 4 : as | " in In substance, it is that among the | Special Feature Offer | RICH MALT farmers generally and the “folks at. the forks of the creek” there is no Process Paten.ed real interest in either candidate and that in all probability there | —= will be a big stay-at-home vote. In s | this section of the State that will mean a loss to the Democratic. | ticket because of the preponder- | ee Sad, CNS +8 y, Sk ORS + ‘ - v ( e- eae - > , 4 ot vane ti Bi Pee Nea’ pant eh. telora Lo gt - ‘ - an vr es ae E ia my hs % * =: oom * AD oe ee RS s rt et : Aya? S Boas rs — pe ASE a Telane Betas YP pee Sage seh = ie . a = P eg ” ba " ul a Lip 'es > Tem treme cone nage * ee 2 & & ye ¢ ance of Democrats here. Organization Will Count. In fact, the situation is one of | OTHERS FROM $22.50 TO $57 50 rather confused jumble. There are | : | |Democrats who will not vote for Hawes, and there are Republicans ‘who will vote for him in preference .to Williams. There are Democrats ' who will not vote for Hawes and al- p E i RO i ; so will not vote for Williams. There | appears no personal opposition to Here’s a Big selon | —AND— Williams here, just as there ap- : pears no personal following for 7 YO L E D Q == but there is said ot be quite af (a sprinkling of Republicans who will prefer Hawes to. Williams. ROUND TRIP This has been strong Ku Klux Klan ego: a appmmaecepa | territory d there thos ‘ho | it October 1,2 and 3 wcedbciviaeed, Mabmnce re are those who | -expect the klan influence to be ex- | Detroit tion work, the get-out-the-vote-on: | | Toledo -election-day effort, . will count big, | and mature and Returr: and the party that can interest or | : ce te eae drag to the polls the at present dis- * a | Leave St. teete Friday 6:50 pm; interested rural voters will gain a 1S ase Oor¢t ess otoring | Saturday, 12:05 am, 8:80 am and! marked advantage. Hawes’ posi-. oT ye | -erted for Williams and against | $ 50 $ 50 é szs8°° °‘16 50 Hawes. === = Ve | | Undoubtedly political organiza- Praia ete *. sa . 7 > o a 4 — 2, 2 e r ca © :. = @s =e *. : > ‘ es 4 e Me = a - ee > ix . . 3 ; OF : i SF é * a ; 3 « . ; . 3 2 S > ie 5 a te te >? Pa 4 Ba 2 = ‘sg 3 “ ; . = 4 g F = i rs @ wack | 3 . 7 ¢ oe 3% & eo 5 2 4 a2 — ee 3% 3 r ? ‘ 4 ¥ . ms oe 3 4 25 a q df oe +H 7 a t +S 1 a i 3 Pm ae SS . F - & > 2 a » a % ou m4 % r iy G ert : Eee? +0 ' > . E 4 is 4 ass : 4 “ aad ; ‘3 ‘om 2 ig Bad St 2 % roa .j — ~*~ ‘3 ¥ Se yy ie 4 hae oir of 8 ie oz . >> ’ [ae “x i? ? 5, a ‘ $f Be sg : & ae = 5 aaa {eas Ze » id ‘ at 3 fF iy s - @ P NE ni tate A FINER COLLECTION OF NEW | 16:30 pm; Sunday 12:05 am. | tion on the farm relief bill in favor ee it of Chrysl dardized DRESSES ¥ PP | Retura trip sree: vs.) the Fruit of Chrysler Standardized Quz Children half fare. Tickets good in peta _ indications that Williams advocacy of a tariff on farm prod. chair cars. Also in sleeping and par- - . _lor cars on payment of usual Pullman ucts has created any interest. Some i Ps wil FEATURING NEW FALL CREATIONS AWE fares. Baggage checked Tickets are of his Republican supporters are Fhe Cheysier imperial" 00" is Salt noc slanyheeey at Wag : seer ‘hoping that he soon will have a_| oe demand the best—but for those who now the best whea Frocks that are correctly styled in the 1 a WW nies ii | ale a more detailed eal to the f: er | ) . , abash Ticket Offices, $28 N. Broad- a oe wee SRETC seasons newest modes are offered at A , -€ way and Union Station, or ask F. lk vote than he has uttered so far. : they find it. prices that mean a big saving. ; McNally, Division Passenger Agent, marion County Forecasts. | 1450 Railway Exchange. MAin 4980. * According to one well-informed | twee epublican in Hannibal, a Demo- ’ . | em . | Quality which has converted commonplace factories into great SUS ; , 67" ys | cratic majority in Marion istered ‘ . : WA RAS H of approximately 2500 may be ex- | laboratories where every Chrysler product is scientifically pected, while a leading Democrat | enours ) , * who i vociferous in his support ot! engineered and manufactured. at “a 4g Av VERTISEMENT Hawes and who will be able to gain 6 ; ‘ ner ‘ /many ee votes patron be- | As such, the Imperial “80” possesses new and su eriative ;cause oOo a personal ollowing : A aeaa tees claus thak Mauro ta qualities—in speed, power, smoothness, riding and driving . . past performances should have a fi . Re majority close to 3000 in Marion. ments—which the most glorious traditions have been unable VALUES | ‘|!County. If the majority falls much | . fi f es | short of that the ticket will be in to impart to the finest cars of yesterday. GIRLS | ee ee tere The Imperial “80” is an invitation to you to experience the | | differ much from other Democrat- | y | 00 discouraging se to feel | ic counties. | és 99 Ladies! See These Advance 75 NEW | ger of Beardsley. Mina, | Judge Gantt, the Democratic | finest that money can build—the very utmost in motoring WINTER beidtiged ¢ thie ciaae—-until he began ~—- nominee for Supreme Judge, is par- | I 9: MILLINERY the harsh shackles parted—and the freedom of {CUlarly strong in this section of | comfort and luxury. — Ba _ Obeerve what he says: _be far in the lead among the Dem.- | Ten body styles. Prices rangin from to » #34 All 3.00 “For five years — to using the ‘Caecade’ OCTAatic candidates He is being | ; J 4 & $2495 95- | prices f. 0. 6. Detroit, subject to current Federal excise tax. laxative of some kind, but, since its use I haven't | prominent Republicans, and. ac-! Vist Our East St. Louls Store, 314 Collinsville Av. Paeen pounds in thes time. | cording _ . Internal Bathing does what laxatives cannot Nearby county. fully three-fourths | IC muscles. wh laxatives w t

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tate Over 3,000 cities and ieeae: have streets paved with —— 3 mo 4 4 | | AR ' i = portland cement concrete ee ; d-Buggy © ements ’t Do mRT THREE Associaind Press stitution of the State to take a and make ; ® (BIA. Mo., Sept. 29.— united stand against proposition Anat? arrangements for a No. 4 repealing State prohibition “Srons] ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH [WANTS 2 Tdi roan - ~~ ~ flamed entil > A ee eng ee e-em a = streets swarm with are still wasting their >-and-buggy “pave- i‘ |0f Missouri here last night. The Five Charlotte policemen, who tome of the conference will be fixed started out to answer a call from | ater. High Point, crashed in a ditch Democratic Candidates for ’ - _— sii cde ibihaa i | ‘ : Five Policemen Hu in Crash. | ——-| laws, were made at a meeting of By the Lennciaiad Manes = : 6: FFITH | Undergraduates of the University, CHARLOTTE, N. C., Sept. 29.— ae 6 Oe ee fo gtar recgmee sey PIB SE OME ieee EEG ar wie ata: § oe Be) The meeting called by Jean Paul whe ‘ ~f , . . , i n their automobile went over c : Bradshaw, student president, an embankment. The oficers were Governor and Senate in Mas oan a resolution saying that participating in a contest to deter- sachusetts Oppose Act. the repeal of all State laws en- mine how long it would take them ° ‘forcing the eighteenth amendment to reach High Point. gone days. ——— | >Y the Associated Press. BOSTON, Sept. 29.—Repeal of zh, bumpy Streets are ponsible for broken tires, greater deprecia- physical discomfort, and many accidents s of life or limb. 2 ¥ peavy expense of trying out, dangerous, horse- treets in repair, added cost, amounts fo zh to pay for true, ud concrete pavement maintenance built in. tier a ee ee a 80-time POST-DISPATCH WANT ALDERS. PHONE your ORDER, | Snider's the prohibition law and enactment M d. fr mn of a system of regulation for the | a eS O iil “til! wall] sale of liquor were urged by Col. elduiiiidel. ‘te ¥ |S mn it » assachusetts, in his acceptance Pia Come in the Morning if Oppor- Possible—But Remem- $ convention last night. saniee to $ ? Bad ber We Are Open : y to Save! Re ' Until 6 P. M. speech before the Democratic State Eee A Wonderful d William A. Gaston, Democratic e > il ill nominee for the governorship of i “The most vital, most immediate ie , Every Item! wei rq 1 i . ny %, ny quit of all questions and problems con- | fronting the people is that of pro- ul jim \! 1 | hibition,” Gaston said. “It cannot ibe set aside; it must be met: and My ‘U lin al Int ine every candidate on every ballot in Boys’ Pennant Boys’ Vest i thi lecti nus O 7 e 4 o ve sesues ot cvs se | Winner Baseball | and Longie —tomatoes =| sn nnn 2; | Outfit, Complete | — SUITS There must be no dodging $6.9 5 Newest single and and no evasion; and this election | double breasted mod- Boys’ Heavy Black Rub berized Ra incoats $ ATURE packed her |Inust be made ‘a solemn referen- | greatest stock of |dum,’ so that the voice and verdict | 1of this Commonwealth may go | Neat styles, good : Is i sturdy Cc: - ‘earin fabrics ” . ee eomemabarnie i thundering “own toward Washing- | Washable Baredat! outtie— 9 Se,2" Sime “Bssh coed, ee Aine Brews Rubber —and Snider packed this | ton.” , eaten *Casmioct” eaten plete with vest — 1 and =, fabrics boys will need for . Gaston declared that hibi eet Arete at pair long pants and I an _WO pars o school wear: extra vital spark at full strength ee See ae peennen: on cap and blouse. Sizes 3 | Pair ‘knickers: Sizes full-lined inick- well made. Sizee 10 into Snider’s Catsup. Vi- a ee Se pone ane | es act cirte fie Gig pac 6 to 18 years ers. Sizes 6 to 18 to 18. . : thei crime, immorality and lawless- — Third Fleor —Third Floer —Third Fleer —Third Fl talizer as well as appetiz- ness had grown out of the paraly- | e ° ° . 4 if the law er, Snider’s gives you big | Sis 1f the law. | He declared, however, that he | Was opposed to the return of the} _liquor saloon and favored instead | | “some reasonable plan of regula- tlon and restriction, akin to the | s¥ stem of Sweden and Quebec. But. | | until the Volstead law is repeated, it | Boys’ Heavy School Overcoats, $6.9 Young Men’s double value. //SNIDERS — FOOD PRODUCTS Small Men! Here’s Your Chance! 2 for $20! Kersey Overcoat Both for Cassimere Suit .. .| . | > 1 5 A wonderful ’ r inity fo Children’s sturdy opportunity tor Sizes 32 to 236 only! Browns, _ well-made Play Suits SMAI, MEN of khaki, solid blue to get BOTH ~ r : + s, ¥ . re eee ad a Suit and an . - a we ge Hering Overcoat for ar m 8, in neat 2-button models. a | must be enforced.’ | Walsh Assails Butler. | James H. Vahey, permanent | chairman of the convention, an-/| ae i nounced “relentless opposition” to | | the prohibition amendment and the | € Hiso Snider’s Chili Sauce Volstead act, declaring that only ~adds ZEST | “by their repeal can we restore the | reign of law and order and bring | | back American faith in democracy | -and representative government. Former Senator David I. Walsh, of ONE. The i y Wh Ty A bahiyh up {) if} ull 4 (Wnt ve = = =— =—— ae ee = —_ _— = ms — sae — — ee — TE i pockets. Sizes 3 to 7 years. less tham the —Third Fleor regular price & . 3 | vember election, referred to prohi- t bition as the dominant issue in the | 3 campaign and one which had been | avoided by the Republican party in 5 Issues of Campaign 2% to 5. : | He challenged Butler to “discuss | oe: the real issues of the campaign,” | 4 \ which he said included: “Govern- ff Boys’ Collegiate Long Pants, at 98c Men’s Gabardine Raincoats, $15 q 2 \ | ment control of political expendi- | q 3 On itures to insure honest primaries | “ a Q 'and elections; the growing ‘men- | a | y M : YOUNG MEN’S . | : ' 9 oung en s a pe ace’ of bureaucratic government, | Bo “ Full Lined J _s : : & @ Key. the intervention of rnp, y Knickers 4 Double- Ji BLUE CHEVIOT | who will seek to regain his seat in nil | Overcoats the United States Senate at the No- _™ juve e The Suit g: :2223iti7: Gartin ed Sayin es Overcoats Come in sizes "34 HF: pate {i Ee ; ie cy Come in sizes 34- to 40 only— ve omy and are smarcly Sattered unusually well tail- ?. oa bdric t—te ored of Plack and Massachusetts. He likened his Re- brown, tan and publican opponent, Senator Wil- liam M. Butler, to a “political Rip Van Winkle, © * © raking over | the ash heap of dead political is- | sues.”’ | Oxford Gray Ker- other dark mix- tures. sey The Suit and Overcoat— Both for $20. Good qualitr Over- The Suit and coats in smart button- to-neck models; warm Overcoat— and comfortable; sizes Both for $20. Just 49 tn the lot. Mizes 42 to 48 only! bankers in our foreign relations to | Breasted Blue Suit cyan \ 'involve us in foreign entanglements ee 'and to secure cancellation of for- | \ on y/ : eign debts; the modification of the 4s ] Volstead law, and the development | f the merchant marine.” WRIGLEYS "1 Seeerere creme Y “~ tj! y | On prohibition, Walsh said: “I am not in favor of the return of Mothers! Buy your Handsome double- : Sturdy, well-made ov 2 or 3 of these Fin tl-wool ?p af the saloon with its saturnalia of Tete “s the mes nadia Suits! But- FL OP oat breasted blue Top- 0 Eve | evil favor the vesting of the oe sed = that ton-on styles—com- sted Suits in the so ies Fl ee +¢ neat pattern binations of cordu- wamted double- ubula dels. : - CHEWING SWEET wy a . Paignton - eee | are fine for school roy or cloth fabrics; breasted models. day and Friday oniy states; the regulation of the habits sizes 3 to 8 years. Sises 235 to 42. at $19.75. —sizes 6 to 18. | PEPPERMINT | Raga : FLAVOR of the people is essentially under , our form of government a func- | ; ok mM Aff ‘tion of the state. Pending an | 'amendment-.to this effect, I favor the modification of the Volstead —— | law.” | 1000 Pairs of Men’s Pants Maste and Young Ghest's ot simply for those who know the best when Chrysler Standardized blace factories into great duct is scientifically § new and superlative s, riding and driving spholstery and appoint- Hons have been unable ' y- © you to experience the entional fine car to the ‘ry utmost in motoring $2495 to $3495. All ah faced bax. LES PER HOUR CUST BL. SERVICE AND PARTS, on 3610 3868 Washington BI. 0. D. J. PALMIER East St. Lewis, IIL 0. EAST SIDE MOTOR CO. Granite City, Il. ST. JOHNS MOTOR CAR CO. 8800 St. Charles Road EVERYWHERS » CHARGES DISRESPECT FOR DRY LAW IS TAUGHT IN SCHOOLS | ) SUITS 24 | oe Yes 2 pairs for $2.44! Think of it! TWO # . . a Vv an . s } TO- . . = >= * = sevene, £ ee ire of Pants at the Why it is almost like —Just 120 in the Let! test With the Board of cece cig eaeees tage ise ected: than sever " * . ‘ ‘ ** pyri . >i : e _* ; & és sta J + . Education. Splendidly ta!- usual - — F Teen ten Dead —Reduced From Higher .f trong Some in cassimeres-— ne 1} hu? ay— : - Br the Associated Press lored of strong Sapa mer ease buy 2 pairs, you'll Priced Lines— CLEVELAND, O., Sept. 29.—Dis- wear- resisting some ih worse Am 1 ay d them this eA aes . ene in all Take your choice—e Sizes 33 to 44 only! Blues, respect for the Eighteenth Amend- | cassimeres in a Winter! ; ns ns eras pee a: o> wal oe pairs for 82.44. ' brown, Srey and tan mixtures: iment and the Volstead act is being | sizes Wanted styles! Choice, $19. vears! Remember, — taught in Cleveland schools, the | Cuyahoga County W. C. T. U. (=. you get two suits a charges in a resolution addressed =— for $5 Thursday. whe orsted , to the Board of Education, de- manding that the practice be! ’ “ Strongly sewed— } cut full—neat stripe uml Ja cI patterns that are in Cassimere Pants— || Men's?20f0#Z5 Plenty of the want- ed novelty mixtures in beth light and Mark patterns. Sizes 28 to o& Wailset. Zion $2.44 Vd Lhd dddddddddidi skh ip Wonderful cutting edges —stay sharp long after .ordinary shears are worn out. SSS s ‘* demand: sizes 8 te 42 waist 2 ran $2.44 SS ~ . SSS SSS ff Pa ~ ~ > ~~ ~ 20 % more jor your money ~~. ~ SSSSVV~wT~““ Men’s Heavy Moleskin Pants, $2.95 Small Size ALL Woo. SS SSSSS SSS VHaAnv0»wWIUDLIID Best Stores Y Shiane? Getta ; f ; : > Quality . sleeve lining’ Just @) 230 _ vong a Guaranteed Yy 31 Top oats in the ond , Y lot — all reduced Y) from much higher 8-inch yy prions anes . De- . ' ir ite a a us ~ YZ Household 4 eae a aa ae i ff if Kites we ts $Z: Y Shears While the a} Y/ japanned Coats last you ( U “ handles Just 220 O44 Veste—al!l of om —. your * sie ; 4 No. 38 them in suit patterns—sizes es = Ay $1.45 Fine ribbed 32 to 39 only! Come early as i, velvet finished these Odad vests will be cerdurn « Ail sizes’ $2.5 snapped up in a hurry! oo So x. W. Cer. Sth & Waeblagtes MmNMOorTrorn ee a we — POIROT wae La - r peer ve: t) Piiwy) AS None Say ie i ie. Sh ides he F . . . ' >» *o¥ 2 ' et. Sie ae ae ory Mion we et 0 ra : t - = Pe * ys ee . rs fe Et a A i Bi “a eae gy as ia iS 23 ae 4 i. Beh. a oe a 4 So ad ? 3 a . Prieta. a ‘ : x i cals we ; cs ing a= 1 ae eh ? Mee Paes . © _ Pi at aah ry : ¥ rine ‘ pei vith ©, sey. oth Wie oe eae 2S ean Re tre ws ’ \ ‘Es erabe em A, she pesos wih Cintas 19 a papa =o Bi: pecan np See ak ee 7 he 7 Pa er une ‘ SS ee Sete Pest 4 La tiled MARS AAR Se TOF Revi ctlted: RE Ba re Ss sce dis Sih eb scsienes ak Son ads Shea Ra Sr SS So vabits Taina iets UNE: Bie a AER ye yr sey VSS tate “e : , “ Q i — ~ ee ane a, g Ae, i va Pe ee 4 Bas x mn - ewe “ . ~e . m Pl . ¥ Tv = ca Pe "ee 2 cer me Py a soe aa age gee ee prone Ea . » ua ‘ - hie . ‘ Few be ORS chi RAMOS IIMA Rr OSIRIA ARS i re A eg - : me é $2 Bina Aho Dike: aad ENR Fae tas MS th ea a ee We By > ~ -4 s ‘ re bee, 5 * % “% vay . ae fa v i ol a ee ‘ “ * jorge, ies Ka “a »* a ate - o* ee HA, + Sea § A> Be ge Hatake x 5 Bie hs ie . * % fens - ed . ter te ae _ en ars ee! acoee tte tenia ee & ~~ « 2. fer ap nite . : , “oe fh Ne amg a - @.2 ~~ ae, & Heda a Mp Mayet trap mt Som —— 4 re ed a & 4a ore we & = » yp Aone 0 ~ Ye SS: we . te ) ir ee

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__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ; — PAGE 26 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH £12,000 ware posted by various for informacion ant alam BOS SERVICE DEFEATED l atic + ttin for a messazce : te . - : lSéremhhhe’ he ; there t have settled in a weeded lot atives sat waitng - si | — : na bh might know som aid Rescue Girl Buried in Wreckaze. | iStubbs’ home. He gpa “= es pense never been found which never came. Both families en and children, have visited all the Madison County banks and the “‘s" = 7 . a | sated Press | By ite Ass ated Preee a few minutes and tney cepar.e* nag z Ji —_ - awe - 4 att wage 8 — boy's father. ait st a 2 Sls a ae ¥ ithdr ai came of any of t e cally, a ? Assoc a - Prospects L i r - 3 “uv. spina wd : ey . * } ; t aia 3 3] ea 7¢r Coud . DU L were Wilt ra Ww . : - ~ _ =e 7 — : * - t Homes Lighted All Night. are weer an | Oe, ee, eee eS , ommon in such case, | rRO, il.. Sep h: T Owrat st cera -_ t * ©€-25 eter «ih?! + ait ¥ , . LEXINGTON. Vio Sant —. — ormetner at & vl, ostensibly (Oo Vis eer : *“avawy the leading i ; ‘ . a i ae ee ota . > - ~~ = ised ge —_™ * FP A Ne . Lae . 2 . > . re - cre - °°, & ~ - ~—-+ _ ii f : uddy The parents feared the rewards Case of Suspected Bae - —_ min refully by their an — 5 ns am nam ey have not been seen since been examined caretu:y oY he worth $259,000. Miss Stubbs” waded through swamps anc ™ : itubbs, is a pros- h of clews ¥Y estor- nign i returoing., Br the Associated Pres oo YO R J& . é = a he xX * ea — * te nant rarty ; a he - ~ o a ma ren* . a A ’ > Tr Tan # ees q espe — yee CES - & is Liv b i , ast a —_* J > ~* ae a” A. s be be seabed A mA 44% ‘). Chile, ; a E "LL ss | | | FU DRES: WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1926 of volunteer searchers, men, Wom- + ~ Rh . Personal effects of the two save Was Aes rtoa A = ay e . " Tt 4 5 purieac und the Aucy & two-story building « h collin psed / oo far as i !1 - m : aa father. Warren St ; ; > ' : ss r? -' — niet = fa cent the Cc othing (ney o. Se! ik 1e: 4 = here wvee’*s " ” ; ° ess oo 7 eeneeds? ar 4 ‘cerse TTlisSs.u5 xcepe seal, seeratettes oy . 7 aan ae fo sii | J - : eee i rie ft +e - = . * . PSeterS* eet J idbdb a" ia té ae we 2% a ii metlw 4 - ie: _ouGy : et ven ly Had they been extremely . ms gag? ho lo ~ , = . inde Oiates -T LO - + ‘ iat i" hk ' - - . 2% ‘ « : - . : on an oe 7? 2 & ; . . 7 oS B At bry Ape 4 their allowances they {oucy was ai _* o% . m =" z ~ —— | fire cfate plate wore. pies. ’ Ks 2 . — o % .¢ > ’ rTmper fruga: Wit t sn) nmrerT r ~~ ale ee - - we Poet) hei *e og P Gare FSS i alwarvs -—-! ephoned his mother whe 1 ai b 4 ” ps aa + _ ok Ses 1 ae Pa ek | Lage Y. —e “ , P Z aie asiclaietenameaibe 7 ‘ - ‘aoe prey + as 05° MSE BIA 54 a Bg ation 4 isa Dan's oat NARS ge ge idtig es P ae . — sO ee —-T ‘ poe es te ste Cae ne ~ - — > Since the disappearance groups ; => ? homes whiie reil- ies PRY GO eon as Anite rete Sei RT ae INET taste ee ca i eocay ately a A pares OO ee es + PR NE ep te RE 0 nnn Bas be bd Fea $3 ~“ 4 > YR ~4 Z” Fa, . * . ’ ; = > . ~~ & . ~e Vie S&S of *. SS eS: a> 4 2 ‘_- ee x: — 7 + 4 ° sd IS a a+ e . — , *. , ro —- . towether with the city p.iate wer . . . Te , - ——— —_ ‘ ‘ 4 iit es 4 Vas - . i —— - oF a nas , ; : > ‘ a Mepecer. Seer. 44d 414 7 A er" said s ‘7 iA * ra] o» @ —_ ~ s ; .7 : i ee “Be +3" -™ i> . = ~ > + Be : Broadwsy -~ t hestmat =. . ‘ “tet; . saffoart towara finding them and ail ts appear his parents Saic. elonpement theory is correct, ar® ift- ee wwe Sas SSF 44 is as removed fi h Cer. Oru tl . De i. ~ ’ iP pssst s . ae 5 . " y 3 +h — = a ar - * > ~. . % 2 ae ij é r " oi “= « - ° 5? * s . Trii Ri.2Geii Bui os aa .. P = . - - ‘>, heavy -— tise . ? _ a ~ *% a . er ape - ©; pec 2 GINGHA™ CHALLIE arm il _—_— aad ; 1 \ 5 + \ + —. > ™ * is z *ecks. Tila +a 2 . pe P . _ { ar he pwed fh ~ a See". i meat ce- “oe —— — = i Cresees. apron Sigms. suitable for day-bed corer .* Tltw on . ir ; > ‘ re * le ant 2ic| *. ee $1.49 Lanch Kits | $l Clocks Gloves aw = ————— ae _OmMpeete with racuum with Se! $1 fancy cuff chame ~ittie $1 7 . + aad is ei. in 3 ona ' shades. Specia! 69c $3.50 Dresses GOWNS ‘SHOES Women’s muslin and crepe Women’s (70 Wns. iow Shoes. | FRINGED SHADES | $8 de BLANKET Ti: ferings are always successful; that is why we are not afraid to buy large quantities of Radio Sets— . ; d VM h because we know you believe our values to be the best in the city. And we promise youonething— [ft @ Han some Manog ’ age : 2 : , a that the moment you look at this Set you will wonder how we can sell it at this price, and when you Cabinet—A Real Master piece & get it into your home y6u will not want to sell it for double this money, when you find there are no more to be had. € This wonder Freshman Set is built in a mae sive solid mahogany cabinet with a 7 Remember! This Is 8 Brand-New. Perfect, Genuine 275 20S en Combines every feature de manded by the most ardent enthusiast im the Freshman- Masterpiece — NOT a Used Set—Each in Its _ perfect receiver—distance, selectivity, tome) quality and simplicity of operation. a Own Sealed Carton—Note the New Peep-Hole Speed- — These Are the Accessories fF ometer Type Dials for Precise Accurate Tuning! “Which You Will Get With Your Set at $59.75 charged for accessories alone, and, talking of accessories—please note that we sell no radio appa- hes ratus which has not first been rigidly tested by the Fleetwood Laboratories of New York, who will Genuine Cunningham Cx301A Tu not approve accessories Or apparatus which is not made of the highest quality parts by manufacturers Westinghouse 100-Ampere Rubber Case | of good reputation. Storage Battery To Get One of These Marvelous Sets Complete for $59.75 | 2 4Velt Beacon B Batteries Musette Loud Speaker : . - 1 Is an Opportunity You May Never Have Again! | 1 complete Aerial Kit These Accessories Are Tested and Ap J We have done everything to protect you and make it possible for you to have entertainment in | proved by the Fleetwood Laboratories J your home at the lowest cost. Come to the Radio Department and buy one before they are gone. } of New York City. or? ps Sa he ambien aR 8 5. Ig cp Ce at Ee eae ev ee t ve a aet waiaa’ ti, IS cr ee. a SO em 4 RE MeniedeeT MOR 0 Se RIES 6 PP EIS OR oe Oe Re ae — won ’ « €@ You EXPECT marvelous radio values from Nugents—and we provide them! That is why our of- This Isa Beautifully Made 2 : en ae & Air ir is — a oe oe po - Woo! : assor'e cuaranire ears 49 Up te 36-Inch] T FT. EXTRA SUE Window 2272.. Ti - > 9 Shades al tot nt nt all tas ati} F 3 2 ~ a ‘ wr i 2 TS ee 4 er ae PS EN SOO RPE a eit eA NE RL OPER ote agen ene greets crea ons . , Cee ce x : : Pr te 7 = Ba rR “o 7 yaa, ihe F ‘ 297 Bae Belg RR Oa aL Ans saa . f fas _ n ap ate ¥ Pte dea. ie z Le Nig NG ATARI -— ye . . Guratlie. fet base heavy ename , poet wede i} 4 ymety : 7 . » ~— _ » i , . sat Rabel’ “aig ; i> : : ~ mAN ¥ s i? : —se on - ** - rms tee l “eis nail ‘ ind ¥. aguare aa 15¢ FELT-BASE « le De Cell Decl Ge Fill Cec De Del Cl Ce Cal Dat Bat bs LINOLEUM RUGS | a ae Oe Oe Oe Oe ses eo om ta toa $2 ree fipched in 3 ng Oran Certainten t fe.t-Dase Rugs. All suh set to St itperfertion. Cheiwce Thureday. each $8.98 : 9-FT. ART SQUARES Makes clean. sanitary Rog for any “em in the Bouse; comes im Dicck. tile ana pretty carpet patterns. SPecay priced for lharedag selling. es. & Gia iP 4 Peer ees & ‘ “ <4 4 « ss. se). er) at ae mel a Radio Department Located Nugents, Third Floor, South. 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- a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29,1996 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_______PAGE 2% i ' ; —— si 3 RENT YOUR AYMOSN D _Court ruling that an existing utility | ; Santch ioahape pales Aleem nately : or & ! a CREDIT esate dose of any kind of medi- ase of suspected buba pt. 29 - - FULL DRESS GRIFFITH , /must be given an opportunity to) ache, rheumatiam. neuraigia, toothac : ccess! or Over 50 Tears ¢ cine, but when I saw what MAYR’S Siniesediiait tin tens ONC Diag for V. P. | a. J Be furnish service before another ts | % : pony ae sem nthe img mere 1 ns | Make Your Own Terms did for a friend, who also suffered Li rec on board the gtescmee te : licensed. The proposed bus line of Report Meeting on Thursda} ras Prese a U |the Egyptian Transportation Co. | , The KEELEY INSTITUTE to try it myself. It helped me at It is a simple. harmirces prepares Treatment tor (QT from bloating as 1 did, I concluded er Guayas, Which arrived h x From . eran Seana ere vege . (| gy : ORE He terday from Ecuador. The gosm ROTHGIESSER BROS. V Z 'would parallel the Illinois Central Canceled to Give Workers ket tine, ELEY INST we set 1 lp me tion " remor ; rrh from the itnteetinal tact and allaye the was removed to ; . Cer. Broadway & Chestnut St. . : , — ca ay tne hospital for i | ) Railroad from this city to Carbon- More Time. . a amination and the Vesse] has atl ; _——_—_— _— (or. Broadway and Washington, inflammation which causes preston? all » A room in the new Deaconess A SUGGESTION fer MOTHERS: ON — samnech, er ee ee a ailment _in : - 509 roadway cluding appendici 2) ee will om Wolft-Wileen Relief quarantined. ew Heme and Hospital may be named CSE a POST-DISPATCH HELP vines or moneo/ refunded o 2 - q ed Furni : acs . Fico WANT AD to SECURE HELP igreen I ; n memory of the late Henry Zieg- Qabe& from Pains and Aches * Drug Stores. Wag wun ' w | n | 10n ure at i ’ NEEDED fer HOME CLEANING. | gists everywhere . end druz- enheim, former Mayor of St. Louis. 507; Savin gs—Union’s y Exchange Stores 2.77 oon to | WE HAVE BEEN IN BUSINESS AT THIS LOCATION FOR 34 YEARS =ueners, memorial fund in honor of him, to 4 ‘, . 5 Prepare Now 4 be turned itno the new hospital ie i : So 56535593639: building fund, has been begun by sit For the : ite A | Bridge and Junior : x Dr. E. A. Babler. He started the World Series : : La oO : ape x ; ——— memorial with a personal subscrip- |_@ : . - "T; DOD \ F] § PF. bof § Be ’ tion of $100, which is in addition | 4% TODAY: é ee # ee - WE NE, ate Et ee ae 8: fund. He urges all friends and ad- :: a ‘ V | ~ : a — a a a * mirers of the late Mayor to join in 2 i this tribute to his memory by send- 3 7 | 1 ing their pledges to the Deaconess ' ; ¥ V alues , a i me | Hospital Campaign headquarters, RF | ‘4 14 1¥ fe 2093 North Seventh street. | terme: is BEAUTIFUL polychromed % ee" First official reports of the Dea- 1 ] 2 Pye Ts: # x ; ae 1 Fas. . ‘ - with excellent silk shades in choice } Fae : , AAC a re oe ee bd -| 108 6 gg 4 “ get 2 2 Doors West » = F . . . 7 a apg he paign workers, yesterday, brought a te ey ie | colors offered at huge discounts. : oat y the total subscriptions to $55,060.- . 63? % oie in Bra obs res ’ ¢ 7 A | 10. It is expected this sum will be Olive Street gs oe ge: og of 11th Street 0 em $1.00 Cash Delivers a Lamp to Your Home y | } » |substantially increased at today’s a: ae Se hice ae eee ad lz y/ il : Y i report meeting at the City Club. | WR a a —. nae The report meeting scheduled for s pone 7 a : | © _ Cabinet Gas Ranges % Qdd Davenettes § soemrtszsanas > | linita +i i Fine Japanned ‘ licitation. i io : Ranges, $35 to ee . Among the larger subscriptions $50 Values All Finishes /announced are the following: Miss > ‘| Meta Peters, $6000; Mr. and Mrs. $2.00 Cash Large Davenettes Albert C. Goetsch, $5600; Mrs. Ida »| Pauley, $3000; Mr. and Mrs. H. L. * ) All-Enameled 5() » ' Pollvogt, $1000; H. W. Huning, Ranges, $50 to ; xy 3Q- a / $1000; Mrs. Henrietta Bischoff, | 1g a é . QO wer etead _ rgd mh ¥ inj teen % Ga ae Many .y. Oca cera BER RTE! NBM yh ARG AAEM OTR IE at i BENS «BE a? ORANG A , ; “ im ' PRAT > re . - . Aen in pron 4 Be RTE. a *. ipethere ing $100 Values... $500; Miss Mary A. Geist, $560. $3.00 Cash Q | A memorial gift of $3000, in| , % memory of the late George H. Wet- an ets an $1.00 Cash . was made jointly by Mrs. terau, 'George Wetterau, Misses Minnie, | C bj shices TR $69SS9595 5999 SSSSSSSSSSOO Anna and Ella Wetterau, Mrs. Wil- S ‘liam Sodemann, Mr. and Mrs. Ol rn) orters LOM Ina 100) alge Parlor Heaters “Waldemar Pinckert, Otto and ween be heodore Wetterau. ” ( ‘'e - $100 to $150 , ' Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Grueninger , - ; - : 5 ial. Students of Eden Theological e ee = arte ee = ) ECONDITIONED Combi 25 to $40 $1.00 Seminary also pledged a $600 Ranges — all enamel — guaranteed Cash (baby crib memorial. makes at a tremendous saving Division honors so far are held $4.00 Cash Other Heaters, $7.95 and Up | by Division K, of the a 7 or- mn ganization, headed by rs. Sophie | | Tiekemeier, which has turned in | $6945.25. | AT O ) , ~4 _U. S. Girl to Wed Danish Diplomat. | GOLDMAN BROS. | By the Associated Press SHING : PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Sept. 29 We purchased 9 large quantity '—Charlotte MacDougal! laughter EXCHANGE c i Oo RES |}of Rear Admiral William D. Mac- of Bedding for this sale. On OurT : Dougall, commandant of the Ports- TH ate : i uth Navy yard. amd Mrs. Mac- Jeasv terms vou can have ; : 7 ‘& MARKET STS.— 206-8N.12 ST. | mouth Navy yard, ¢md Mrs. Mac-| Ss VO 1 bave all the Dougall, will marry = , ee ee ? ‘ i ae ae . ) Kaufm Danish Minister to Warm Blanke tS O1 ( omiorters , > a ' |Japan and China. The announce- Biyou need. See our Blanket and N } | 1 ment said the wedding would take lace this fall. Comftf ‘r Special. . a = en ee 7 Selection, DS WORTHY OF =f cm 8] Monty of Blankets; ice at Which This [ff ee vg Us then ae ¢ Tc foe a oe set yet £3 xt > Po ts oe ne acd a ad oa +. Meee tay, *4 be « * A a Nev fash ens Ae en se the aye « ed Ps eS ees Sek Speety As oe, Saber ate ht ae TS ae ae el Sle 7 Poa” ee i ” , . ; ner who resides at 16 Weekly { |i} -SS— NON-STOP pope) ‘Absolutely Free! $] cash— ar Small Deposit; IR Beene LUXURIOUS See. Sal wihyou § ] Q Or Over— I. pe go ‘= 3] Monthly rectiy appointed asa modern club Purchase or Credit tifully Made Set |} ® be : | some ‘Mahog any | 1amMon CCl | f a ee Se , a : * ' Buck’s | Ar $ —_ gy Ranges. | | | , Pa a , ee a Me: j | ) ae BUC KS 4 nites ond Parlor Heater [Rigas 1 eal Master p lece! i : Leaves @ , 2 _~ ce : : St. AAI Wb Ranges shman Set is built in a mas- [9% om ~~ 4 y cabinet with a beautiful |B% or cago ae me New pi Don’t Throw Your Old Stove Away ombines every feature de- We Will Make You a Very Good Allowance for It Blue Bird Dinner * st ardent enthusiast in the ° Beautify your kitchen, Why try to cook a good meal . . distance selectivity tone ; Leave St. Louis 11:57 p- m.~Arrive Chicago 7:30 a. Mm. | ~ on S wacom Ranget Let us «ell you a new one. 3 Set fk ree A ; i : Sleepers open for occupancy 9:30 p. m. _ JOANNA GRABNER ity of operation. : : r with friends or at 7 1° 20, nt, Later departure—spend eared evening at home, ws di d Continuing her statement she — . | theatcr .. . non-stop, quiet trip over perfect roadbed insures soun added: “I was beginning to think , } ; that nothing was going to help m3 : : sleep and uninterrupted rest . . . automatic safety signals all the we condition. I was badly constipated ow? : Buck S (as Range and, of course, suffered from the e h A 7 int a ae le ti , make hotel reservations, etc., before an Gite” ertktee dian Gea 7 the Accessories I Convenient arrival—ample time to make [cecceme siuootia whick come, trom seed | and Kitchen Heater y Will start of business day. a cok he eece Stent wea ou l Get Eid Equipment includes the de luxe Salon - Buffet car, a sleep- feeling 1 knew that I was badly \ . . : 1 : unc fin x of something to relieve me | F ; Set at $59.75 } ing cars and chair cars. Shower bath, telephone and valet heon as Seat otlooaet. Dok wan ats hems | batcil Ateaidinas tov Wii Ob Mall + as to what wovld do the work ] or substantial meals served. became interested im the many testi- ) : Returning leave Chicago 11:55 p. m., arrive St. Louis 7:28 a. m. appearing in the daily a 4 see: : a ers. and after considering what lt: jingham Cx301A Tubes ; An added convenience—passengers may leave or board train at Chicago | Herb Juice bad done for so many “al . = : ; |; of r Hbaint Lou! se Dp.e Cecide t : Terminal Stations, 43rd Street, 53rd Street, 63rd Screet. ~ at unveil. ana Léa = ° | a? . ry ‘4 to be able to tell 100-Ampere Rubber Case ai Ten-Track Terminal insures on-time arrival. Tracks hat I am @ different woman . parallel beautiful Lake Michigan for five miles. eee ee ee oe eee a liong, iong time as I do todar I B B tt ° * See the huge Illinois Central Electrified Suburban project, A am no tonger constipated as I was n atteries - in full operation, and the immense lake front park development. before and, of course, the other little * ailments have also disappeared ] J t the Range for a Chilly Morning & For fares and reservations, apply now eat well, sleep fine and have : , 47) ve fuel - ‘ : a i 2 é : f PS Gerheld 2032 more energy than I have had for Buck's Parior se sas , " : ' U i aati +. Phone } > Never before Has four gas burners and two holes for nien . I positively know that 9 4 rt ' : ? mit . " I r } te FD. Miller. Aettins Gonnal Passenger Agen Iliénots Central Ratiroad. this wonderful improvement in my has @ Buck's Heater heen offered COA) A tT) excellent hake r—iarge oven. ( om- ial hit Let Add u : y ress mail inquiries : , E 910 Planters Buiiding, 408 Pina Street, St. Louis, Mo |health and I do not esitate to ‘See? a helf Why buy infer E ¢ recommend it to anyor esufferihg at prere with high shel. hy ouy mierior : : | as 1 did To my way of thinking siete ~ re and unknown Ranges when vou can buy id ry Speaker 2m ‘ Phone Main 4700 some time , eee Herb Juice ts solely responsible for and give you more + City Ticket Office, 324.N. es Are Tested and Ap- it ls one of the greatest health pro- : : a » ' ; ducers sold today. and I am always low standard Buck s Range at this low price? 7 ‘ Fe y/ ¥ * bs a’ : ipsa’

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Third Time nroceedin he » eferee an. oe tg : s ser e,~ ne Fret ee | there is $24°80O realize r th “ _ ys 3h -— are 3 nes ale of his business asse‘s. after exr erage his te Gn bea More Stadent Meenatieee Ousted. hewever, and it ig expected +: reached with a Led a summons before al - Suey, proprietor , b> 5 ° : » . o . les ee iif = oe. ry he quietly ut of eight and efforts a 4 > € - mine ~ rating gents [rem owning or oper ins - = - ; . "T> $ = ; —_ bine tomobdilies. hie Ction OFIiLegs iis noe > ~~ + = = _~ EYE GLASSES Go to the Master Opticians Established 1864 _ PHILLIPS: Milk of — ) ereaftter take a Fases. Beasid ‘*Phillips Milk of Magmesia’’ ferment in water any time ntl 1 gassy stomac h, and re- the svstem Ipstantis far gf Dp! far ndigestion - 7 at . 0 sour, acid hef will Better Than Soda Try a 25c Bottle For fifty vears remy illips Insist upen ‘* Phillips. Miik of Magnesia’ ’ has been | physicians because eome 513 OLIVE STREET GRAND & WASHINGTON Opticians for feur generations scribed by overeomes three times as r in the etemach as a saturated solu- tion of bicarbonate of soda the stomach sweet and free f: ae ne ee te Sig we halt Oadtvind Spay me eyelash YON a rape 3 + wees “4 ~w : rm ™ = ' ‘ . ims “ wn cyte rat " Seth Nabe heli le genet sass, ‘ ls al iets theca shale : ‘ : 4 » ~ » . S ‘ - ° 7 Sah bower”) Va, EE AO aise an le ost 2 paw «emma etgiel oui sgiUiL a . sed ~~ ¥ . a is ner catty a. - ~— a ie VUE é ~ ~ ee — ait % ‘ “ioe ee , : : - ’ ‘ - e as SCRE cae ae a atte ay Beet GPR OR pa Ge oy Pe a ee eee ee pa 0 Vr Oe ares AS te ee n aes r . } , , a . “ . : ‘ ft RPS etd es sa blen tat P sad reget : ~ fi rit.) 7 fe ne ae ee = sr a ° Pe ey alt i : aE Reve 4 r iad aoe rd Pee ee ‘ = 5s lab ies . ik ‘ « _ iia A * as t. oi A oO bers ee e PALESTINE ELECTRIC CO. PLANS TO HARNESS THE RIVER JORDAN Rassian Refugee Conceives Idea and Is Backed by London Capitalists. Special Cable to the Post-Dispatct and the Chicago Daily News - = > ae oe? oe mem 74 ere es 2 ‘ al a . ) $4 = a Pr is 3 . > * . /~_e*e —_ on . . - - sy eS rns : = — a -*- —-_ #& 2 ~ ~ (WORLD-WIDE sales of quality cars and trucks \ General Motors cars and trucks are sold and serviced in 104 countries. The export shipments in 1925 amounted to 119,632 motor vehicles; and the overseas assembly plants and warehouses of General Motors now number 19. This vigorous develop- ment of the world-wide market for a complete line of quality cars is im- portant to the car buyer. It is not only a contribution to international prosperity and progress, but it also helps to maintain the continuous production program at the factories, on which low prices depend. GENERAL MOTORS “A car for every purse and purpose” CHEVROLET « PONTIAC » OLDSMOBILE OAKLAND - BUICK « CADILLAC ola Kel GMC TRUCKS ne > ¢ owe — * 3 lore ¥ - tT N io YELLOW CABS, BUSES AND TRUCKS ee Fann y the Associated Premgm, PEYTON C. JONES, 82, DIES AFTER LINGERING. ILLNESS funeral of Civil War Veteran to Be Held Friday at New Ca- theriral. Americans Divoreed in Paris, (he ASN aie) PP reese FRIGIDAIRE— The Electric Refrigerator Preaident Coolidge. _WEDN ESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 2 Suit Against Former Semator Fails. funct corporation. alleging he ‘NEWARK. a ae Vice Chance that former United States Senator GRAND JURY AS ROBBER 9, 1926 tae Associated Press, agreed to invest $123.00. had ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH *3. Sept. lor Backes has ruled Frelinghuysen was rot s ° ts ye mnublishers oo Sure Relief Electrical Appltances OO, With § OUR household devices that need 2S¢ and 7Se¢ Packase< “.: FOR INDIGESTION if sent to our repair d iepartment are gs expert attention. A staff of special : a craftsman on a particular appliane you. Estimates gladly given. We Deliver Anywhere Official service station for anders-Frary & Universal. Clark, Westin Wiran. Wind! oh, -£10use, Hieedieen- Beach. Ww estern Electric, Working 24 Hours a Day for 39 Years There is no idle time for dollars invested in Economy Shares. Ever since 1887 they have been continuously employed at 6°: per repel es rable semi-annually to Economy Shareholders March rt and September r. po = securely iz feguarded dollars are now profita Over ome million Principle and interest vested in Pssst Shares. by First Deeds of Trust. Send for Free Booklet— Organised iSS7 Economy Buildmg and Loan Association International Life Building—Eighth and Chestnut “4A Pocketbook eof Proftable Facts” and other leading manufacturers, CEnxtral 3454 3455 3456 904 Pine Street EVEN-TIME and 30-time PATCH WANT ADS are B BUILDERS. PHONE YOUR ie ee) ee) | ee | ee Lh Mee Sensa-: tional Saving “On the basis of the estimated yield of gasoline straight distillation in 1925, it would have required approximately 287,000, 000 barrels, additional, of crude oil-to furnish the gasoline made by cracking processes.’ This quotation from a circular published by the U. S. Bureau of Mines, indicates the extent of the service rendered by the Standard Oil Company Indiana) in discovering and developing commer- cially successful processes for cracking gasoline. The widespread use of the cracking processes, effecting a saving of 287,000,000 barrels of crude in 1925, is a the result of the action of the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) in leasing its processes to competitors. The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) did not maintain a monopoly of the processes it discovered, because unwavering loyalty to the people of the Middle West and an unfaltering integrity of pur- pose in serving them, prohibited such a course. Ultimately, it is the people who benefit from the uidineeend use of cracking processes. Without the widespread leasing of these processes, the motorists of the country would have been forced to shoulder the cost of “bringing in” 287,- 000,000 additional barrels of crude oil, or of going without the use of their cars. Moreover, it is extremely doubtful if 287,000,000 additional barrels of crude oil could have been produced in 1925, regardless of the money expended to discover it. The 1 importance of the process for producing ga® oline by cracking in conserving an e3sential natural resource of the nation cannot be estimated. Its rmportance to the future of ail conservation is suggested by the Bureau of Mines’ circular which says: “There is probate y no one factor that 3s more important with regard to a future supply of motor fuel than a more extended use of the crack ing process in the refineries of the country.” | The conservation of 287,000,000 barrels of crude. resulting, directly and indirectly, from scientific work in the research laboratories of the Standard Oul Company (Indiana) is a sensational saving. Yet it is but one far- Teaching result of the quiet, unpretentious work that ts going on everv day m the laboratories of this Company. It is but one of = fruits of steady, untiring labor and persistent ort. This sensational economy was made possible by the ordinary, every-day integrity that governs the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) in all its activi- ties—an imtegrity that has made the name of the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) a guarantee of dependability. The reputation of the Standard Oil Company | (In- diana) is due to no sudden or spectacular e Cort. . It has been built slowly and solidly by the simple *” process of hard work, animated by the desire to serve the thirty million people of the Middle West « sincerely and efficiently. Standard Oil Company General Office: Standard Oil Building 910 So. Michigan Ave., Chicago, Il. R & Aey its i ae :- a diadlied eoene ea a oe

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H 4 pplrances red With Ski } Id devices that need repairg | | 4 repair department are given © A staff of specialists—eag, | particular appliance—serye, | rladly given. ed | liver Anywhere E vice station for _ anders-Frary & Clark, pwman, Westinghouse, each, Western Electric, leading manufacturers. E and 30-time POST-DIS. ADS are BUSINESS PHONE YOUR ORDER. ated yield of gasoline by , it would have required 00 barrels, additional, of asoline made by cracking circular published by the indicates the extent of the Standard Oil Company y and developing commer- es for cracking gasoline. Mf the cracking processes, 87,000,000 barrels of crude result of the action of the y (Indiana) in leasing its © mpany (Indiana) did not the processes it discovered, valty to the people of the altering integrity of pur- ohibited such a course. ople who benefit from the ing processes. i leasing of these processes, sountry would have been dost of “bringing in’” 287,- s of crude oil, or of going cars. y doubtful if 287,000,000 rude oil could have been ess of the money expended process for producing gas- serving an essential natural fannot be estimated. re of oil conservation is u of Mines’ circular which ably no one factor that is egard to a future supply of extended use of the crack- pries of the country.” £000,000 barrels of crude indirectly, from scientific boratories of the Standard is a sensational saving. aching result of the quiet, t is going on every. day in Company. It is but one of htiring labor and persistent my was made possible by integrity that governs the (Indiana) in all its activi- has made the name of the (Indiana) a guarantee of ptandard Oil Company (In- iden or spectacular effort. and solidly by the simple animated by the desire to |people of the Middle West . Jil Company Standard Oil Building a Ave., Chicago, Il. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ WEDNESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 29,1996. —C—i—‘“‘CSCSCSST AIG POST-DIGPAATCHA aw PAGE 29 f BILLIONAREA ~ the GREATER: ST. LOUIS MARKET -- . -" — ae é - = ws 0 y oe ws oe a a ate. 1x + - wy >» teed ba - a he 9 -. ¢ a = ae ~*~ * > P™ offers advertisers an annual purchasing power eee : oe =* vera BILLION dollars—one of the highest aver- age purchasing powers per family of any city in Newspaper Coverage Solves Consumer Sales! The most important reason of all for selecting newspapers on a P+D+C basis Alt sales problems are solved when consumer sales are solved. Dealer sales, salesman’s orders and factory out- put are all linked up with that sales fact. Volume of consumer sales is controlled by volume of con- sumer coverage. Jhat is the whole story of the unusual sales results of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch for advertisers. There is nothing else to be told. The Post-Dispatch has a greater effect on sales volume because:— It reaches a far greater number of people in this market, en- tering the homes of 40,000 more families {160,000 more people} here than the second newspaper—a 30 per cent greater volume of circulation in The Billionarea—at no greater cost. P+D+C—The Micrometer of 2 Newspaper The P+D+C rating is the advertiser's micrometer for measuring both market and medium. “P” is population—people, families, the number of purchasing units. “D” is dollars, wealth production or per capita buying power. “C” is coverage or concentrated circulation, the ability of a medium to saturate its market with circu- lation sufficient to assure effectiveness in moving goods in volume. To definitely determine where newspaper coverage is sufficient to be effective and where it is not, use the target method of analysis. An analysis of any newspaper circulation by areas, first for the metropolitan area {as the bull’s-eye} and then sep- arately for each succeeding “ring” of surrounding counties, will tell you exactly where circulation is effective and where it ceases to be of any sales value. Al] Statistics on population and purchasing power are compiled by metropolitan dis- - tricts and by counties—and metropolitan newspaper circulations are available on the same basis. ot These are mathematical facts—not theory, sophistry or equivocation. Compared locally, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch offers a 30 per cent higher coverage of The Billionarea than any other St. Louis newspaper at the same line rate. Compared nationally, The Billionarea and the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, offer the highest concentration of People, Dol- lars and Coverage, at the lowest advertising cost, of any major market in America. me 4 The P+D+C analysis of this market reveals these facts and shows why the St. Louis Post-Dispatch is so productive for advertisers. As a consequence, its volume of advertising is almost equal to that of all other St. Louis newspapers combined. The Truth Will Out When P+D-+C is Applied Each newspaper in turn claims to cover a market worthy of your attention as a volume cofisumer of your goods. The truth is that many of these newspapers scatter their circulation so thinly over so wide an area that their influence in moving merchandise dwindles to near nothing outside of the metropolitan district. And by their lack of concentrated circulation, such newspapers reduce their power to sway the metropolitan market where the concentration of population and pur- chasing power makes volume-selling possible. Any sales manager who will use the P+D-+C method of weighing the value of markets and media can dig out the true facts for himself. The P+D+C Manual and The Book of Information About The Billionarea—The Greater St. Louis Market, will be mailed free to anyone interested in the advertising and sales opportunity of this market. Address St. Louis Post-Dispatch, St. Louis. The highest ranking P+D+C newspaper of The BILLIONAREA—the Greater St. Louis Mar ket NEW YORK CHICAGO DETROIT KANSAS CITY 235 Madison Avenue Tribune Tower Book Building Coca Cola Building SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES 564 Market Screet Title Insurance Building 3 * ‘Wad , ) See VW WWIII OOOO ANNA OWI AYA WWW IWAN ANA AYA AANA AANA AAAI NW WOW IAW OWN x. ane LON ARE LR RE RG = a NC ia. A alee GL Ri AP RE tat BLIGE Ss ; : >" feta £2 Pe ¥ « ¥ - . : ? . — ’ * £ : ‘ fae oy vi p —— = de atl “ La AERTS REED. METRE EMG TA IIE BE IMT RR EI TE 1 te RE I SC bln vet ah s beaten MS SRR! Pty REE IN NGS! are CSET ’ . ” Pay Vere o ’ hn - de ‘ " he " NOR oa ' ~ ” * rs we r cA > ee PL Pe ee ir ge Cees, Sane ; aol Mia Vai A a % y . row ome WN aary 28 7 , Teen tien dee, ee eed rete nn - saintiei 7 a eg etapa 8 ie roy = ee ave * M4 vie ee: C2 ne Re ae ee ea PR sn 9 ieee * \ _ " or RT Ry Freeh acy why, oe. eee hy 3 € ” —s - * ; 3 ra s - . iy - - z = ¥ se 5 — oF : ’ : i : : > fe 2 3 : : - . — we : Se 3 , , 2 © = s : 3 “4 = ‘ ; : 2 ; : % ; x at . s - : . @ 7% > r vs = . ee * oe % eS ‘oe © x : ; "5 bf i «. . = : + = § _ : & : Ms ming : : ; se * 2 : ¥ : é ; tre fee B . Ea 4 af t $ ; pase) ne eS ee ee ae Sr Se RR a ee ‘ ee hp “te ee ~ & od 2 * “ : " - « Mparteye. cline . “. Pore ae toe te ee re es Preven He B, ww ae eS

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: Ege ae oie ‘. . TC H 3 . f : ia weeapsien ey Sa. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _______ iy ta a a _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = came time that he takes during the | then to build up the schedules on 2 | JUSS 00 0000000000000 00000000000000000R00R5 VIR CPEEDING | GRAND BOULEVARD HAS — |) midaie of the day, when the traffic) moss tt aren apeeds being used as | ott a * , f acti of what it 7 . § Se ‘ a: ? : | HEAVIEST STREET CAR — |{ir during tne rush hour. ‘The com- | required. , The Big Three Year Old | me Bi ee | | pany recognizes this fact and al- | = C ~ | | TRAVEL IN ST, LOUIS lows an extra amount of ‘lay-over | ie AYMGND GRIFFITH oF No, @ | | HE greatest density of travel || time’ at the end of each round trip | ——————— > - | ‘ | : : ‘Var schedule time. Ett : ouis is on the Grand boulevard |, S* - a | oat ” ite shown by a chart !| “A more up-to-date method of e line. This is ) ; : Uf, ’ | compiled by the Committee on schedule making is to determine by PriSed — Oe Tay AND COUNTY 112-114 North 12th St. : \F IN INTEREST. .. .AHEIURSDAY... Friday and Saturdays fMiVOR DECLARES FREE—A Set of Dishes With Every #5 Purchase of $10.00 or More _ Miieesive ' ae —— 2 >i 4 —_ | it on street car lines in st. |, to help the men to get back in f ‘d Be Subways of the Board of Alder- careful traffic checks the actual Ww XATIVE men and included in the volum- speeds that can be made during CG APvancunt Pictur e e ing | . jnous report which it now 3s | | different periods of the day and making public in sections. Traf- | ieee Strips in Through fic on the various lines is given Te Ee = 4 ee Pe ADVERTISEMENT Insist upon getting genuine and sn fellows, the figures being ae o poet a St it dart inny Dia itil i oe aa ee a ae at a iad ¢ 1 eer HT , = ' original Feen-a-mint! Ask for it pe! —— | > :: | Streets Most Effective number of passengers pet mile | : | wih, | by'name Demand the box ME mint ¥ : arenas 'n 20", “| Mrs. Nichols Narrowly Es-' m ties, “He|?™ i with the name Feen-a-mint in : A : : | Means, Aldermen 8 Com- years ending In oT caitlin | rs. 1C O Ss Vy | ‘Both Communities, He to at red-orange on the white oval i f Ss “+t ve eo Oa | Sa He eamgenteoesst fA awarat || eee vine apes ll-Health es | t with the blue polka-dot borde N er; | sate reer _ Line. Passengers. Capes angerous o ea | tf , clares sini | e made os ——— In considering how strect “ ee TT 5 ° : ° ’ e 3 : “ seg oy herr . fi eS St. sake can be speeded aa, ven ew Sag Eres ie 98 | Springfield Woman Suffering : i + gs ~~ Park GER A SAVING haan Most Popular Laxative } ing the establishment of subways, Wettpton «1.2.0: eke 4 ; ea agg : ‘ eee ye es : wes Qo ; Wet mcecial Committee on @ubwaye|| DOMEAE . o+---6--+ 0+ 00-- 105 || Headaches, Dizziness and Bac marge =a 1*) TO THE SUBURBS ';;. ° lof the Board of Aldermen commits Bort Oh Gs, cin 0h Nie let lesan ana ceeaa Like 16 Year Old Girl. Than S to antac - E Ee eve Che Le it Like Gum itself to the general proposition of || TAB - oie eer rT ce | Beyond a certain point nothing — separating street car and other Pameemere meres ese. 5 ‘in the world can call back vouth SES Se Hey : | + 3 - Economies Wouid Be St TE Ce ia per eeenaee | abatle Coe | Pet ee ee traffic by creating a neutral strip Tay 1,225 || and health. But the remarka ae burt “RSs ed ee eo | ; gp » ££ . i | | % in streets. such as is proposed for Laclede ee ae be bm. gaming se hip se "CU 4 4 Possible Under Consoli- ne aye ; 3 Olive street. a 5s 4 0 & © pa , 806 . ive yoo «= WEUIT- x } age [2 ik i i , STO 2 AND SHOP Me It discusses Olive street specifici- Univerpity 2 ..---.0+-seeees ¢ | Springfield, Mo., matron 1 acinll es = q dation, He Tells Greater aa TH a] ee ically as follows: Wandeventer . .--cccccece that suffering in some cases as : ms ris Hi i Py “The establishment of express|| Rroadway . ....---++++:> of needless. She says: [ became s0 $250 VALUE St. Louis Club. ee mii Hail Ue ‘service by street cars and local/| \anchester. .-..--++-++: 939 || run-down that I was always tired, 5 pe ff Ty. service by busses will speed up the]! Cherokee . .-.--+e-e+-e> : _fagged out and hades 1 ) This 3-piece Bed Davenport Suite is upholstered in . | be | PE service marvelously. This can be]; Bellefontaine . ..-.---+--- ws i}. “sn epite Of My troupe, sae your choice of Jacquard velours. Beautiful carved ® payor Miller, ina speech yester- Baa worked out on the east and west|| Sarah . .......-.+-++-eee- : farsrmaenys, 4 qe nig, ar yg Pha frame. if... before the Greater St. Louts po f SS Oy lines and on some of the north and 0 err ee ee 8 pains that seared my back, dizzy ; : i : ma ge ne é f y 2a . south lines. Using the Olive street|| Maryland . ..+-+++++e+-+: ; spells that were so bad I couldn't J ’ ee ; wih for County Women er the | pet at 3) aa sth he. axes Oe a= ¢e& fe lines as an example: The cars on Compton ee 6s’ eo Oe 6 OOO - do my housework, T tried desper- : headquarters of the County fea hi RSs erg this line could be made express Mower Grove ..-.-ceceses ately to smile and be cheerful. $14 9x12 Felt Base Art Squares .....-$8.95 i Te cation League in the south- e f Te deta sil from Grand avenue to Twelfth|| Market. ...-.+--+++-++- mas wes eae $27 5-Piece Enameled Breakfast Suites......$15.75 | & ner of Forest Park, de-| D8 Sixth and Lucas 230 bhkaston 1428 Salisbury Broadway ae eo a ge ee ee ee éé If T vot in a crowd in a store ’ cor f | street, making stops only at Jeffer- NS SE ae eae i id have to rest for a time to $9 Bridge Lamp and Shade re * .84.95 ated the imaginary boundary be- © ‘son avenue and Eighteenth street. . 4 - [ would have tc . . | All ™ eee + county a detriment | Natural Bridge ....-- 4 ll mrself together. It must have that I will eat him out of house| $110 All-Gray Bungalow Ranges............$73.50 | g@ameween city and c y bi Ts Busses paralleling the line could}/ Q.. , - senerllegs . | : ; _.. both communites, | ~® ‘pick up local traffic at all cross —— coos ae alll adn been my nerves that bothered me. and home. He can blame Tanlac. | $12 Large-Size Heating ie 8 obstacle to bo ag: | sae A t ine ielnanit cae Jeffer- car! . 7 2 a Oe . ‘ - : ; Benefit by Mrs. Nichols’. e lence. ; = . “ger, Nook, ne Now working, walking and Benefit by Mra. Nichola’ experience. Pm for the merg Th sinker,” he declared. “If Ij 4.) vad in the county and had studied Mie advantages and benefits from Me Lake economic, educational and po- |)» fea] standpoints, I'd feel ashamed “amy intelligence if I were not for sexation. Judging by the con- |. m of some opponents of this, I wach the conclusion there ts 10 }). merit on their side and they are id to have the truth known. Sts understand several thousand Ev maple of the county petitioned the hit ion Commissioners there for } right to register, but were BA hed down. That ifn itself is an ‘ Wiadication there is not much merit i UE | a ithe oppostion. $250 VAL SP nti) their hand was called, | his Mthey were parading around the |g that St. Louis was Insotvent. I | th sm now signing $8,000,000 in city |!m Myinds bearing 4 per cent interest -— | of héaper than the United States can Me | cars the passengers : —e — ss i se of yore of St. Louis is divided into shopping no longer bother me. I roots, barks and herbs according to the pumose Gestination is an} “| blocks, about 16 to the mile. When | pave gained weight and my stom- famous Tanlac formula, rebuild your run- stre ree efferson ad Ejight- — _ F nelle down body, give ‘you strength and re- streets between Jeffer a & cars make that many stops, the | geh is in such good shape that I lieve pain and suffering. a ¢eenth. senile . pres } hi [ First bottle usually gives amazing re- - convenience of the greatest number can eat and digest anvt ing. am rs y gives Kx Sa : i ad . ¢ sults Ask your druggist for Tanlac. Boulevard os ' argent is sacrificed to that of the few who | always hungry. My husband said More than 40 million bottles sold. This bus service for local pas- desire to secure street cars by short |sengers need not be on the same) _ 11). If the cars made only eight street as the street car line, only to 10 stops to the mile, the longest making a junction with it-at ex- distance from a stop, measured | | press stops. If the street having alon& the car line would be 300 : | the car tracks is made a boulevard, fect. The length of the average : so that all cross traffic would have @ | walk would be increased less than _to stop and give the cars the right-| ; per cent, but the speed of. the of-way, very good speed could be) otpoat cars would be materially in- | ee ene ee eens made. -reased.”’ | ‘ me EE bie yew Otive strect,:the CORE Te aaa the speed of street| . Why endure those frequent attend to your kidneys at’ ‘tracks can be placed in a reserve! .4;. jn St. Louis is good, though | headaches, pains in the back, once, you will save years of \street and separated by curbing] ra, trom the best, and the service | nervousness and that feeling of suffering. Drink lots of water. from other traffic. This would) is fairly satisfactory. Much can be | ytter exhaustion? and try Gold Medal haarlem speed up the cars and would cut] gone, however, to speed up the cars | They are the symptoms of dis- oil capsules (the original and ® 4-Piece Bedroom Suite consisting of bow-end $] 75 / ; . | down the accidents gn the line.” by using scientific methods fm . ; @ bed, large dresser, chifforobe and _ triple-mirro | The effect of reserve or neutral | gsohedule making and by using dif- | ordered kidneys. genuine) regu: ia es v's Ko ew os ho ee . a /a strips for street cars 1s further! ferent schedule speeds at different | Don’t let the con- LD M J larly. « $15.00 Cash—$2.50 Weekly asserted as follows: ‘times of the day. iti m . a -asserted as fo times of the day | dition become Gone *. au The world fa Pe eerrrrrrrrrirrriiiiri / | “The speed of street cara aper- | “The present practice is to allow | chronic, and de- mous diuretie Titcw money. Dees tual took: Mae ; =e ew Aa ; g } ” cae . i ° : ms mg . , s ’ ’ hd o Ibe , \ - , ate a — = in Boston = | the sam«ée secpeaystagueel of minutes for a | velop into some- stimulantand Hol- TE tnscivent? So REG ee 15 miles an hour. Si | ase te wakes reand tp at al | hing so serious land’s National Points Out Economies. } EGUL ‘rate of speed ‘s attained by many itimes of the day, notwithstanding Leok for the name Gold Meda! on the matt eR f The Mayor, continuing, sald that fa! for | ‘street railways operating on the (the fact that it is a practical im- | to get beyond re- blue and gold box. Accept no substitute Remedy since ALE oe wee Ra Bresent forces of employes in city ho / / ‘surface where the tracks are sep-| possibility for a motorman to run | lief. If you will All Grst-class druggists, 35c, 75c, $1.50 1696. Guaranteed, | helt Pv AOR acy oie Matreet and engineering departmonts | h@ ( THURS DAY ONLY ) ‘arted from the remainder of the} a car through the congested district | | 55 el | pe ; ld take on the work of their | Pf / roadway. In a number of cities| during the evening peak in the 1: 4 rae: e | ches in the county at only a Sn s ” = : . , 2 ris spl . hie ores - va 7 : — n -" entene _ “ ni Pee aed - - : “ sane a : ; “. : ven cane ete nas nae — een md arhrenrannee yettesarenieunsmemmmnatanaes om rome - oti aa ane Fi . ’ wes : te leet sod .. 3 rsege . wer ae) eae Ried pn PN 7 > ‘ ee wo 4 sehen ie et ie : ny Re vate os ; a 2 ee ee Sates . : y ee ae $ rae > “ Z oe of x Pre aes - oe x ER, esers ee ee e + steal ee i a Be ne iid i, “yeep *? x te q 1 van “ Ra: eon ng is re i te a yeseeaee Late ‘ yee aierdae ; : we a peo ey aged TEP NS ite Ia Bn 5” RBS ots ie Rh et AS eights hse xe : SiS) - MS as a ’ , is a Mai , : % oa ¥: ey or” ” Se teat SR er Code ay “3 oe 5 “ al SNe ee Vee ey ee Te tied tn eect ae ie ede ae ee ee aren . " earns 20 agrorcens none amen = natagpens . — = . eer " ee 2D . " 7 tiene x Bema lore : ote ee a oe aes 3 ‘a r ne They Bea ee neen . rer —— aie micvanttndmmavt 0 eet cw i y eee - sd v ee " 3 _— : m ee es ‘ 4 ae . a — a Pacmag — : ee one . . aa ~ ae . 4 P at, oh ? poring Pig se 4 %. - mgt R- 4 sie phe Peay Assen =v 7 ee " ‘* 4 lil PT ext'd oar ae Negi re braid . sasatiit: ee ee " : at a Sn TPT ian ae eat + RS x4 te os ies See , mr 38 os vs! " pee io ee ar ony Pare ad oe . . Pais " ry / j ¥ Fa URS ee P ee 4 F 7 e ¥ " ey : * ‘ “2a Per,” ee. os TMP cote a en ie Tyee ee ae eee ‘ ; oi ety gf pe Peers > r “ , is * if 5 % oe ee hy NET E | a a OT ee ¥ Cer eT he Ce ads oy ron tah tak Pr ee TE ee te ce eg : “eve sy Pris Si ins tatiana vi ilies. i be 3 a , 4 nein a3 i i F ‘ q esi, OE, ; ' re bate | id Me A ay ee ae aos ene eee | In wide streets, 10 to 13 miles per hour. é | aces wt a es hi Satisfying, Brews to d Golden Brown, and ‘operate at speeds up to 15 miles Eom Bonga eahee fe “gtorm other services more cheaply ha : } " / - | ogo | F ‘an houf In city streets with entire en ) ee a > ae Se. Mthan the county. Concentration of - i dS an Arom that Re) Invitingly radrant, isafety, when operated on reserva- | pate: So tue “aeounty schools under the single or- re iii 6% / ) a4 ‘tions, that Is, with tracks in strips | | RES oof , SEES, rn in *") i | i . (E vip Y by other traffic, 13 miles per hour. | S A RESULT of special; buckthorn and cascara, together phere f e : a —e : . | as . ’ s Expr ss service on private right- | studies made at one of! with glycerine and other ingredi- = of-way with separated crossings, | London’s leading hospitals,;ents which expel gas and have > 25 miles per hour. | a famous English special-| detergent action. Adlerika, unlike Individual studies of speed onist asserts that most stomach and/| other medicines, acts upon BOTH : a . , ey | a virtually all the street car lines in | bowel trouble is due to just one | upper and lower bowel. , es | .s NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY TRUST — the city are included in the report | cause—IJntestinal Stasis. This dis- ra && 3 and from them the committee con- | ease which, it is said, afflicts three “| | ee a We Sell to Ever bod at Whol sale Prices meroting: they are guided only by | - ° . ~ 1] a o* ge 8 , ‘ ; y cludes: out of every four people, is di- Gas Relieved . : he | Jy Jy e SePtincipie. Our benefit-lies In the a | “A striking fact is the increased | Tectly caused by improper food, System Cleansed EZ, nies e = = | _ PLUMBING AND 4 PPortunity to be known as one of hi speed of the cars where the tracks | lack of correct exercise and other , “ay eee spots ENT Mahe greatest cities in the world, to ied ° ° ' , . . : " : a - 3 } pte « : are located in separate strips and faults of modern life. NE “1 +1 AS pray | 1 Via —... HEATING SUPPLY Bee Pand and grow beautiful.” h ( [ee #0 of Adlerika’s first effects ri] qT : ' _:: = | x as g ated . . = ae i In : is to relieve gas on the stom- , Trt " | “22 1119 Chestnut St. St. Louis, Mo. ; a g . am Mayor declared he oo in ee ee eee oe Intestinal Stasis ach and gas bloating. Even the = iy ae _ Our Showrooms Will Convince You : re ne lene SS ee : e by four miles an hour above the av- FIRST . = yt \- - ae | + fere opponents of the merger. of wager spoonful usually brings a _:: : pponents ) erage, as follows: Delmar, Clara to 4 ai ~ igi ae — SEND FOR FREE ILLUSTRATED CATALOG Bt that all the bad element tn the! er p SIC NTESTINAL STASIS, in every- out a Surprising amount of old - ~ - Kingshighway, 13 miles per hour: | ; . \ nein —— SS n+ «7, nty also was against It. 'Aday language, means the too | P0!8onous waste matter which you | | Sh getagess # gests age AM rere RO , K ° ° e Market. loop to Kingshighway : | (ss ase Ve oes) ee eb D- oe Mrs Tot a f Nor- 6 a 3 ay, | "|never guessed was in your system : ee 7 [ee “Mrs. T. Walter Hardy of ? advises the physician. 13.9, North Broadway, Carrie to Perigo! «os agg ge tne eg Thig and which may have béen the hid- | wee "dy. chairman of the Greater; Nl eg pss; North Belvepeaan proto atl whieh the body has | den cause of indigestion, nervous ADVERTISEMENT ie 4 Louls Club, in an address — A good water physic—that means Pluto Water. aylor to Robin, 13.6; Manchester, taken all the nourishment, is not dyspepsia, headache, sleeplessness Ancient gateway to Guy’s st maemnar meee eanmabmannein on ines ne ie “os a ent nite ton a - , to buila a vat cits kraft to Kingshighway, 13.8. herations, She remarked that the | -. or other trouble. Even if your Hospit ; ° ’ . ’ ’ al, , on When you want to clean your intestines clean | Noting that in rush hours, the oe tal senkaue it bowels move daily, Adlerika fre- pan Gecovanes ua a when you want aif the irritating, poisonous speed downtown falls to three miles | semaing many hours or even days quently brings out a surprising Intestinal Stasis have been 0 0 iT er oma oe OUnty Health Commissioner, hav~-| gy eS. Only one health inspector, Was) vw ; | an hour the committee advises con-|] amount of additional matter which ' onger than it should. This waste | **. é 1c made. deposits to move out so that health can move in sideration of re-establishment of xp then ferments, forms gas might otherwise be poisoning your Ing citizens to aubscribe to & | ww, _ s es 7 see that you use water—Pluto Water. the skip-stop, in force during the and poisons, and is the cause of system. A on Gas and | ; es {| 7nd to hire another. Dr. Kk. W. de Plu : ae i war. sour stomach, as bloating and in- Many physicians recognize Ad.- I have to congratulate you on i 8 bin - inders, also addressing the gath- | ¢p to works the way it does because it js a “A great deal of the slowing | digestion. & § lerika as the one dependable rem-| the good effects I had from Adler- | 7 | Be wing, told of the menace of im-|/ ef water. It washes the bowel tract—complietely down,” the committee notes, “is A person may have Intestinal edy for Gas and Intestinal Stasis ika since I prescribed it.”"—Dr. L. Sper health protection that con- and gently. : due to frequent stons. A great deal ‘Stasis and yet not be noticeably or whenever REAL bowel cleans- Langlois. | nts the county. ch The wor : . | constipated. The bowels ma ing 18 necessary. No matter what “ ‘ Henry 8S. Caulfield, lawyer and) #4 orld has been trying physics of one sort P Y/you have tried for your stomach I have found Adlerika to be far | mer Judge, who was chairman | of or another for over 4,000 years, but it has yet teal a pried a and bowels, Adlerika will surprise eg Pre ae hee fase |Money Back If One Bottle of Dare’s Mentha Peps’n Doesn't De 4 i the Bones ot Svecheueeeee to find anything better than water physics for | —FOR— tial. Enough old matter is left to |7°™ tions."—Dzs, G. Eggers | More Good Than Anything You Ever Used. BPPraking at the Community School, | ¥¢ | Le ar ¥ sale memiene pee ere = ee ee ee nodi om "7 - * . ° a oe ® “ _ ' tne ee ee «Re ee + ee | Wolff-Wilson Drug Stores, 700 Washington Av., and Grand & Sts., Johnson Bros. Drug Co., Walgreen Drug Co. Make This © ” 2 A 9 Oe vag . = 7 tan) oe Se gal et ipte n ae + r | form gas, hinder digesti 3 : > Jee Mun avenue, Clayton, last the purpose. g gestion and What Doctors Say You can be so distressed with gas Oh! What blessed relief; but ¥ . | ; 7" ht, CARs ' yotersa they Pluto Water is water—remember that the next | B ASEB ALL | Poison the system. about Adlerika pert ai ee reassured county ¥ and fuliness and bloating that you not get rid of such attuck® QE YOUld no: lose their votes In the , E ‘ time your intestines need attention. It is bottled | “I prescribe ‘Adlerika with| bacilli. This feature increases the | think your heart is going to stop erf Why have chronic in@iQ@Ra Movember general election should f at French Lick Springs and sold at all drug stores, | | Action Needed highly satisfactory results.”—Dr. | therapeutic value of Adlerika be- | b°ating. | a Set the catty Oe 7 Physicians prescribe it. on Both Bowels A. e. Curl. cause, in addition to its intestinal Your stomach may be so distended | evereia "Ge rie a + © recent opinion of the Attor- “T 50 P . tk ean action, it checks and in- that your breathing is short andi tarrh of diana or any : a @ , Pe neral, , | * F | ° : , nmmy sU years practice i have hibits the growth of these intes- gaspvy. | ton that kerpe the stomacs 2 ounty Won't Lose Vote. When Nature Won't Pluto Will | By Radio ()RDINARY laxatives or phys- found nothing to excel Adlerika.” | tinal bacteria and bacilli.”——Dr, H. : + think perhaps you are suffo-| Oren aban badass Gal , He pointed out that the opinion | ics seldom overcome Intestinal |—Dr. James Weaver. L. Shoub, New York. | cating. |New Jersey towt t year and ie rendered to the County Blec- druggists the | bd : . aves 4 ¥. te in , our Own Stasis. Nor do soda or magnesia You are dizzy and pray for quick | ite phenomenal are 404 to the ~ Board, which would be offi- hs more than temporary relief e relief wel what's to he done? that the most stubborn cnreant & vr th ¥ dead upon consummation of ) Home See rom stomach gas. Intestinal Sta- Sold by 39,000 Druggists Just one tablespoonful of Dare ’s! onthe Weatin a - . take: 3 ce nereer, and that the elty board | ’ sehi and the other diseases of | Mentha Pepsin and in ten minutes) Puilding stomach elixir that pokes » : | het asked for the opinion, but i . P sp ; 7 rue Stores , website *s ae y which it is the cause, can be re- the gas disappears, the pressing on) jionq and dive Ste. Johnaod Bette * other hand had promised * lieved permanently only by con- @ } mart ceases and vou ¢ \reatha| Co.. Walgreen Drug Co. & © Permit county voters to vote and A ericas | ALOE’S sgn heonrengg gees some ant aeeaite, gen qaed pharmacist answhere in Aner Te. °° *¥ the completion of the hysic | Dr. Carl Weschcke, in his pri- | ee - wer re = the geenral olen vate practice, first _perfected the e eo ssourt courts, Caulfiel 513 OLIVE Si. _— cleanser and intestinal pro- HE 5 d P , h a nae set proceneer —— , RADI H phylactic now known as Adlerika. ost-Dis atc has ¢ x fae sing voters on technical- ADIO HEADQUARTERS It is a compound of the best saline For Gas on the Stomach ee P is “the weecterred to. indications ‘ 0 (| intestinal evacuant with vegetable and Chronic Constipation gnly color roto magazine in St. Le - , to Mn te net pen a AiR nah Sera pee eT ME as 1 lon sai el aia atindlalens cate ALI ie oy taceggge Bae ib ug az) -“ yaaenen-v a 7 me re y Ge > . “- a . = 5 “7 ; cout 4 ae ne yee Se Sin RR CEE PY wieqeine ee SoA IR ee a AANA OE SER pep 0 goes nieve . 7 abe , “ peal nian sey? My sa a ate

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~— a - ee ag oaityeaineasmeene T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ —_WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1996 — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 3 Se SF DOOUNTY RC aot | VANGUARD OF MUTRUX na SOT N INTEREST, | RDECLARES) NEW YORK, | the caption, “A N 'Mencken,” the H | publishes the foll e to that hewspaper's editor, ‘Henry L. Mencken, Magazine editor: “Given a Candidate upon whom the principal] factions may unite, — Democratic Party /€very chance ofr victory in 1928. the Republicans renominate Coolidge they campaign driving a hearse: | retire him to his native ob and nominate Mr. Lowden one of the other heroes |of the open Spaces, it w | le as desperate as that h paralyzed the Democrats in In either case they seem to face the country with mud on their banner and behind their lines. | feasible to beat them. FORMER CON PLEADS GUILTY OF $230,000 FRAUDS Edgar Schneiders, 61, Pro- moted Tyrola Phono- graph Co., and Several Other Enterprises. orth 12th St. RSDAY... id Saturda of Dishes Wit $10.00 or M L. Mencken Nominates Senator Reed of Missour; For Presidency in 1928 d Wire From the New Post-Dispatch. Sept. 29.—Under Yomination by Mr. New York World Owing, as a letter ‘ 7 | ; ‘Mrs. Minnie M. Buckley Left - Wholesaler Says amy Entere:: An appeal for an increase in in- | FAMILY REACHES HOME 000 Estate in Trust Wit | Trade to Engage in § ne terest in the raising of the reliet | fund for hurric Florida was re Frank V, Han of the St. Louis ane sufferers celved today by Mrs. torney. ‘ of Léquor. | The will of Mrs. Mifinie M. Buck- _ By the Associated Prose. WE in | ley of 6139 Ganileton place. yn-| SRENCH LICK, Ind.. Sept. se— | ider contest by two sons, was set Protesting that alcoholic qu ; vice chairman | Mother and Three of Her 12) that rides the rest of Payne National cha y. Payne Pointed out 50,000 Persons Florida east coa from $4,000,009 to $5, “I recite these Said, as one w Blad to see him in | House, if only Antisaloon Le Klan, and all Line Dividing Them a Detriment to Both Communities, facts, as I have Ould be very that there are homeless on the and declared Fresh from a 15-montha’ tour | 000,009 would rehabilitation |the vanguard of the Mutrux fam-/ son, Elso B. Buckley, and at his | 50ciation here. as a rebuke to the | ague, the Ky Klux | the other branches | Methodist-Baptis But I don’t think h d without a repetition Suicidal battle of think he could be work. A goal of been set for Cleve] and Boston and he St. Louis Chapter try to raise a like ‘ ».| The Federal Government favored ied ~~ mae ily—the mother and three of ag Pewee to Wha tee a seem when ‘it dexignated | : : twelve children—today are pre-| €y, upon —— ; wholesale druggists as legal dis- : urged that the | pal was to be divided among taecir. P 4 th ruled F | Paring their home on Bonhomme | tributers of liquors an en ) ER A SAVING _ TO THE SUBURBS PD Rene 8 @lected if nomin was probably worth w destroyed McAdoo, and -/of a mountebank wh wrecked the Democra 'there were Jos each lost its l needed is a new lea | Satisfactory to both, fore the country. man of fenuine forc ‘perience in Public affai iyond all Suspicion of co }and ignominious Must appeal to th Of reflective men, ex-convict, promoter of the Tyrola Phonograph Co., National Distrib- uting and Sales Co., North Ameri- | can Sales Co., and other enterprises through which S8t. Louisans and hundreds of others in the Middle West were drefrauded of $250,000 to $400,000, today pleaded guilty of using the mails to defraud. Federed Judge the plea was entered, de- ferred sentence for 30 days, but indicated Schneiders would be sent | |to prison, by granting him timo to | wind up his affairs. | Mrs. ctment to which Schnel- | J. hen ed contained five counts , Economies Would Be | Possible Under Consoli-. © would have tic party. But i N. Niedringhaus ; ses on both sides, and — dation, He Tells Greater | St. Louis Club. der, reasonably and strong be- oP OPO2 289946066 e% &, Of sound ex- Be Suite is upholstered in urs. Beautiful carved Mayor Miller, in a speech yester- | g before the Greater Sst. Louis | fe for County Women at the mt headquarters of the County Migexation League in the south- | Forest Park, de- oe the imaginary boundary be- noon city and county a detriment af obstacle to both communites, ough the people on both sides ithe line are one and the same, | Mh the same ideas. ‘9m for the merger, hook. a sinker,” he declared. | Wiad in the county and had studicd | Wadvantages and benefits from Weconomic, educationa] and po- fal standpoints, I'd fee] ashamed my intelligence if I were not for Judging by the con- of some opponents of this, I fern the conclusion there ; mit on their side id to have the truth known. “J understand severa} thousand ple of the county petitioned the | ttion Commissioners there € common sense and he must ap- to the popular imagina- “But to achieve that business the Democrats must have first consideration, and they must be united behind . him. 'Cox or Davis can hope to win. ey against a split opposition. vacuums are doomed the day they | Have the Demo- ‘crats a better candidate in sight? The Smith men poi ‘Adoo men to McAdoo. Neither, it seems to me, can win. McAdoo passed away on the floor of the last convention, and is n as dead Politically as Cox or Davis. Only a few romantic Ku cherish any honest hope of ast Suites. . mails and a sixth count charging conspiracy so to use the mails. The | te ee OO O8 wb ea {already in Sight. iJames A. Ree ; tainly it must He is Senator d of Missouri. be plain to every one is one of the domin Personalities in our a Oo years in prison and ne, and for each of the | counts, five years Prison and a $1000 fine, or bo fine and imprisopment. The Government Cleared up the. docked by dismissing similar dictments against Sc 10 00, Mrs. Mutrux were Edward, Robert, Public life to- na a > — are nominated. knowledge of the pub wide and deep, lic business is and his courage and are complete. ‘man has been in the Senate time, and no more frank and forth- nt to Sthith and | hneider’s son, | gainst George brothers, who he enterprises. ip he is a son-in-law of 10 00 Rudolph Was | were associated in t Rudolph Wasc Edgar Schneid | Arrested in May, 1925. The Schneiders and the W _have been out on bond sinc arrest on Federal char Two former ass ert Peck and Austin P | stock brokers, alse |Were arrested, but cha them weer dismissed. charging Schneiders | & money by false pre- le y the Circuit , 1924, on com- | pursued his undeviatin the floor. com batin ing for fairne & fraud, plead- ss and common and standing up resolutely, | 10 00; bY “\utomobile through England. S2NG i /backing is al] gone, no more carry the SO-called p Scurantism and chicanery Party and outside. Country becomes aware of him. sees a man who is competent, aloof faction, of immense experi- ence and wholly his own man, Reed's Kecord. “He has, of course, enemies, ar every man of positive character is bound to have, and some of them /are not to be dismissed lightly. But think that their enmity is irreconcilable or that at bottom it Now at last the | Even Kansas, | believe, Counts Smith's Case Hopeless. “Now for Smith. ‘than he was in 192 like to think th his election would give me but I am forced to conclude that he is materially weaker. That in itself is Is he stronger ic on there is not much mertt 4 or weaker? I'q at he is stronger, for ) VALUE Probe and triple-mirror with obtainin tenses were issued b Attorney in August, w'rntil their hand Was ¥ were parading it that St. Louis was insolven how signing $8,000,000 in S bearing 4 per cen¢ interes aper than the United States can Does that lool: like When he left home he had about E tN ; iG “2 09! trom time to time the family made Two indictments charging mur- | rnest Noennig and Geo who had bought $2 from Schneiders, was not sent 'of the Knights of Col] | Mexican questi a million Supporters, North. South and West. 'men—not Ku fair men—have asked ’ . ha umbus or the 8,500 in notes on probably cost him | but Schneiders | 7 ‘nr 4 , é # ltt LLL tt TTT ttt | combat and careless o! Then is it argued tender feelings”? Multitudes of fair Kliuxers but perfectly Wired tikes A Co eee 3 00 took mother and father and the Were returned. The murder in- Points Out Economies. |The Mayor, continuing nt forces of emp!) “eBiitect and engineering departm nts o@emld take on the work of mches in the county at increase of cost, and could lay Pavements and ~ other services more cheaply Concentration of inty schools under the Single or tion of the cit¥ wou! management, he Is he a violent isolation- Schneiders resumed his hign sure Salesmanship. method of the Schneiders School of Salesmanship was to ad- 5 oo | was left in Spain while they crossed | with killing Mrs. Anna Vukelich on have received that preposterous pa- As for me, I believe the Smith would have received it sensi- bly and ina judicia] spirit—but country with him Is he against prohibiti who by 1928 wiil be for it? the late Mr. Wilson in the heat of anger once denounce him? hindi liad Lea ee oe ae promissory notes at large di frequently as high a Schneiders personal] of the sales, cal] in an expensiv times by a Ne Ss 35 per cent. y closed many ing upon prospects © Car, manned some- \M Ero chauffeur, some- of his two sons. prospect was invitea home, and wine was “Relicious prejudice, denouticine ‘hae & & is very real and ve ry powerful, and that logic is in {t as ee ee a Dem Se wee a last year behind him?” “T write these casionally the in the Democratic raks. 200 ard barely speak English,” Mrs. | ed that Mrs. Vukelich started to }@PPlication, which was filed by to Schneiders’ @ 08 OU Mutrux said. “And George and attack her with an ax and fell and pregeernccneny gow vg ino oe 100; Paul express themselves much | struck herself. The cases will be | °° Srante o iqu e e asse “Tnder the merger” I can find no evidence that on, “the county wouldn't have | n like Dinty Colbeck exe lan the forces of ie Th Bee a Me eR rn further his case am not in politics and sha}} ‘try since 1924. before the coun- He is still the a provincia] Governor, | z vv better in French than they do tn tried at the present term of the 8nd distribute the proceeds among as the makers uid operate roadhou ained from furniture an sePpsoonkeepers and ants in payment On contr rola pPhonographs and ra In refusing to pay nme notes became due, contracts had been t the Machines h or. if delivered, | Ch presented and were question save 2 00 | Germanihnd Italian.” | An inquest is to be held today ness. © o S ins let 1) 00 /¢d States June 27, 1925. Court: Wholesale drug business upon a : ,.2 90; AS was told at the time Mutrux, |, — rimPn ale = Capital of $25,000.” 250 00) an architect, had planned a be- | TWO MEN FINED $15 FOR | He recommended that the Pro- : yy, |Slovikta and the Near East. and a Mrs. Hahn is at lIiberty moar: Application for an order of dis 00 | long tour took them down through $7500 as a result of habeas corpus/*°lution of the Broadway Real Italy to Rome. Proceedings which were brought | ps Co., which a cee UC Children Lose Their English. after she was held without bond eo ae ae ce — os on n “AS a consequence of their sepa- by @ Coroner’s jury. Mrs. Hahn at \¢ pears resi = on , wwe 10 0%} ration from home Oliver and Rich- | the time of the Coroner's jury stat-|by Judge Cathoun, eagle ~ . 00; their own language. The others | Belleville Circuit Court. fg es snide ‘ k French like natives and ei ee ; D Of et pore get alone wel] in Spanish, Inquest Into Death of Ww oman. last, voted to dissolve the busi- ~ The Mutrux family landed in into the death of Mrs. Ida Bleick, | Stock, having a Par value of $100 | was the victory of the Cardinals in | at Missouri Baptist Sanitarium with abilities of $2700, the peti. On) — NY ‘ 7 e . nant race Monday. Doctors who attended | tion shows. eee preg = = Chman, the woman, reported to the Coro- | The Broadway Real Estate Co., of fpwedigp omits oom tn dee Tun- | ner she had died from the effects! of which Randell 8. Dodd is pres. a a i ' of a criminal operation. Before | ident, formerly owned part of the oo | Dey peti premise re. | her death Mra, Bleick refi:sed ta| ite of the B. Nugent X Bro. Dry oo Ship of the world. - any of the details, police were ington avenue. Most of the realty 4 told. She was taken to the hos- | company’s assets were purchased Mi, | Nine ba ns agar ayy ee pital Sunday. ‘July 15 by B. A. Giblin. ' with the carsin a few ¥ 4 ti ' family will settle down again, with | (the younger children in grade ard high schools and the older ones Re Father Mutrux and the other carrying on the courses they hesun at the University of La usanne, ‘Negro Holds Up Grocery, Gets $25. A Negro, armed with a pistol, held up Andrew Shassere, grocer | at 2401 North Taylor avenue, and | his helper, Ervin Sona, 12 years) old, compelled both to £0 into a rear room and then took $25 from | the register at 9 p. m. yesterday. The Negro escaped in an automo- | bile. to a A eer aeerunemargeee | Mrs. S. BR. Hunter Sr. ...... os 00 * ; | Ernest A DN eee ae een: 00 , ' Vice Chemical Co. ....ccccs. -- 100 OO | | BiOOE BORON . és sé wicecss oan & v0 ; | Rev. G., ne i deo ied de F 4 & zulton 2 * **e-s ** +e i Sto 0606604 100 OH . ; Po a goppdiemeeretace 2 00. Opening Game in New Stadium ; [Te Me o6. cde ckociecc cl P 0 UO | | Jacob F mon acoagyd "“*®weeeevee ees *#ee 1 + . Se oe Smee: cece : Edward B Murphy ..7°°77°°°** LU OW U aay sappeeeeette |: | TULANE U.vs MISSOURI U. | | em, 4. CRUOROT. 46 cccvcccee.i v0 o ES eg “eg gh 8) |iesle Dean, ee ee oe Choice of Trains |Selma ©. Papendick _1°°°°"** 5 OF | i 4 KG. = gig - PE ee id os *Leave St. Louis at 9:06 am Friday, Oct. 1s¢ . chi acoobemeyer ...... “ : te | Seon ger perererrre 50 00 | *Leave St. Louis at 11:30 am Friday, Oct. Ist e > gl 4 £0 6.6 6 & ‘ e + * Employes of Busy’ Bos er 5 tLeave St. Louis at 9:03 pm. Friday, Oct. Ist ¢ “. a: Cz , te + 6 oR S.6 ee ae ee ‘ ° LB M. sox Seite Seppe: 2 00 tLeave St. Louis at 1:30 am. Saturday, Oct. 2d t) vid tare a= bw ee oe Oe “— ‘ BS, S. Denascher”22077°7"7 7: "8 00 | °5700 Round Trip om these traies lavi . nnach ie ee oe ) : Richard gy 135.25 Round Trip on these trains Troop 93, Bor Scouts, ¢ , "Molier Ft pdm AE ad ee ee 5 00 | Set owt sleepers for early ccocupancy | Robertson Siveradt, Gorm. bk W.eie bee 42 ps : | i d ~~ Chae cveesshse een — ; . rene B. Coleus ee oo 22°: | $00] RETURNING—Leave Columbia at 7:00 pm. yt, Senale 2222007022777" 25 00 | Saturday—after the game. Or, leave Colum- ; fener 2 Se 6 t 6S a eee ob a (fo e “ * | Motoney Bhecttie Go. 2828s 100 90 | bia at 12:40 am. on Oct. 3d to arrive St. Louis |W. Cc. Taylor ak a 10 00 © | Third United Presbyterian Church : 7:30 am. care Rev. J. F. LeCiere...._. 6 OO eM ON oy Seca ole 10 on Bare A. Mar SILIIIIIITT 13 9 | BERTHS—Lower $3.75, Upper $3.00 each "il J iowr Wid Riaiie a ae > | ‘ . AK. Dowial ET eee 3 00 | way. To insure accommodations make berth se er Rillw DO 44s 44 ck oe y . . HS) Pettonadies ites: oh 10 | reservations for the round trip. | Charles WOE 5 Bi on: -. BOO no} }} Aesoctation af Master Plumbers. nee . r : oe 5 Of Mie Clare Rove Meee os 5 On | It will be a pleasure to Hanna - a tte ee toe 2 make berth reservations r e in Ne See Oe Tee a. C. . a a eG AERO, 28, 64 00 | and otherwise serve you. , AE Se REE (additional)... 2s 7h Martin & Knowlton Grain Co..... 10 00 &. G. Langston, Tree. W. Reemer ......,...°°* 1 00 Die. Pass. Agent Hannah Badgley ...... 2 90 C-18 Ry. Eechange Bildg., Mr and Mra. Chas Seibert ""**’ 5 @n St. Leouwts Mies Marruecrite WN 86s ws on a 1 oo Nl BE a ee , £2 Tiehets and Reservations oeen Rae a n M. Rasmuseen ||!) * ** °°: 5 m 328 N. Broadway Pe es OD ovicccisdnc. on . . pe qcmgepeenin 2 00 and Union Station Emma Kate DeGourey '**"***** 2 a0 john T stein Poe SNe na &. Rreonar li hi ae oe a ea Bom, Ww. P. Erhart Leather hiss ei bined 10 OO ie a = poo oF . oS ee 4 peat * Coe Sess DP lee ae ee mE see 4 ee earpiece seared FRR OS eg oe ASPB Batt itetons teh teetee ee ee _ sate ie as 3 "7 : x J : = if 4 By otis Stet S te) F . : , . s* 4 @ . ean SME des BS) Seals fe 134 1, 2 ag) He gts Pee } oe

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PRET Rd wire: sme EE aw le RE ‘ in alts Mincialihdtltate ieee Pr aAGE 32. | _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 239, 1926 ___________ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH cnet YANKEE OUTFIELDERS SURPASS CARDS’ TRIO IN BATTING AND EXPERIE RE POL Tage Tings ey a Ba ar a ~ ee 1 spagiag nt me ar ” eee en a ONG PS ARE SOTO ET hae OL ahs eae atl gg call aa ag ea ala al bf ee fons vs iti i ti i ed aaa aaa . — ~ — . Ce a ad a di nn i a a ca a en ec ee ee ee a Here’s the Outfit the Cards Will Face in World’s Series Fe ae - Fe a i i ee a ae aa a ae Paka ne a i i i i a i a 5 x wiseredy Sr Rd ‘ oo oe 7 rene a + x ? a eee a co ae Sa — a re Ps Paps vs Re Se Coa leks + ® att a Riles! PARA MARU ree oy NPAT gunge ¢ + my - yma te. er ” a ah oe ee bi - + ae ee Paver 4s, a & ¥ cf) > he” ye. Poat-Dispa Pe pe & PPE ae? sala aS tlle carat is os neta i ob How Outfielders ‘ oe % et Fm | | , Of Cardinals and — : | | | - ~ tine a ee ) rictorious Pittsburg team odie nen UGE: co te Post-Dispatch. = ae | — ‘et — ——_ . * - Pived . 2 $5322.72. Leni@inn tha Sie pAVER FORD, Pa. Sept. 29— Yanks ompare 44 | es, | | q eae. a a ee | ) while each member of the Sen: Ne ee am the - . cnilett, defending her title alongs either. bo: sop Praag Siig ; * , ot a ss ; :. ie 6%: - ir sa “ da ‘ oe 3 « om -a Iv? Anau at i¢ © >| Pr , ied as fi : ; ssa RBation ; pit coaa to The figures on the outfielders ‘4 $~* z . | aut fans Vine 0 tll Misdigtd ean Rane Se EE ty tay a" Be rails yk. gale RN OOO ce ARS hh, Cit aaa ehibebiliis er achicgited of. eae Piel ig ye elt tab uk. wire vn * eer ees eo at By hati “ vm a , “ denne WR erie Rimi: Sts cil tin 2 ance ullmee tine egas iia of oigiih +N ahh Oe gat * IETS SFG 0 hs elles em wer > . oe Dewthit . SIS 84 161 3 33 Jt! Biades. . 418 04 = Boch, . F. . | | | | | aes and | Hafer 313 268 7 tm ¢ & ie & ee eres epg: 1 Se! iN ippermat Pe i 7 layed! the 12 heles two strokes under —— —_— Totais 17S6 305 rc. ¢ SS Fs : wets z= | , Died 4] — . = — s : Homage tte ? : ’ YANKEES. ; : » i : | | "~~ ‘ Syract lub to make : t for le Green = = winning two of the AB. KR. H. HR.SB.Av. a. : | 9 Ruth 487 134 179 47 12 Ses eS 7 y ', a. a - led when Sn fused to 1agnate. ; i : neen five up “Meese! 396 4 126 11 IS 3Is See ' a a ' | ig tae i. aa oot ca ae sii 4 — and st Com bes. : 110 179 oe : os eae | ae & gee a Mees eR ais oe : sealer pane was © 5 #8 punta. .. 2 x are) C—O ne : of : a . a Sas '- eee ee ee | menor |y good three holes with a on NR RMN» aetea phn pe giana th rv sae? tones o oe yah Totals 1953 382 622 75 45 21S on ee , Eger, ‘ | er “ aa a pe Ce ee ann at ) ees cluded om: oner Landis’ inspection before- the fms Bancther degisive victory fell _ Pe tig, ™~“e ie ee i ae - ee a i rele le sigpiO macs ¥ - By Herman Wecke. : . ae Se Re SP ST ae ase bas Stoe me: 5m : xs ee a : ‘ sje sey AG € “aR ; — — 2 & - > - i ~ . Sips " i ° - " ‘ id ; -2iCap, a six- : ’ | st, deiD (ia. who eliminated Rath : . ee : ee ee eee 2: ON PMN RE ME Eee og, LS eng “ nd the Bluff View, sim 23 Offensiveiy. the outMeicers oc —_ the New York Yankees will ha’ . NEW YORK YANKEES. Age on the Cardinal trio in the a. let rick ‘kr : rain Waade« ; 1} an edge on n ft to right, back row: Trainer Woods, Coac! d Merkle, Sam Jones, Earl Combs, Aaron Ward. Bill Skiff. wrres i ait Liat vi diese ‘lil iss pagan Se eee ots on near | : 5 Y> F fe) y } er . a t , * wee iid ! Bae - : erplayed. } world's series ensiveiy, t. : homas ob “Onaid ; . se : ’ st : | cae ae ae se 9 A tag a . Thomas, Herb McQuaid and Jo . iter row: Mark Koenig, Pat Collins, Benny Bengough, ! NATIONAL LEAGUE. | | o. | of. Chicago was will be about om a pa: ate Herb Pennock and Bob Meusel. Front row: John Barnes, Spenc dams, Urb: hocker, Ben Paschal, Garland Braxton Coach Charl; Cla. w. | ' * | nan bet sane ts another factor—exzperience—an¢ ella and Bob Shawkey. 9s "are eit ———- ae Sees , , - CARIMMALS ............ 8 @ . ‘ ird psay » pee ee ee sssiioai ia Cincinnati .... , . 4... © successfu! y tne youth- here » he A Tn & rican nw Ax i S . et r ¥ - perms a —— Seana eye siniiinseeitiigeniitamas ihion sis il ges la eae - ns - = — - ~ a — . teense Ces toh eit te a . eres ame . . : - - — — Pirtabere a ahd eins: dy nib al diet . ; id- Ww esvern star scoring a will have a big advantag i) Chicago eee @ © ee @¢ & *® « - : 2g - ; . - of New York. 4 When the teams tak« i@ eld - P f d FE bl 5 b R th S greats a rcs : tens ae . © at me Yankee Stadium. Saturday, Wo ennan S an im ems a e u ays tli Cie se - - seine hattle between the Cardinals will be represented Bast eee : >. = ae d : neado , puthworth ll B R d ° _ = = - Cummings of Chicago and m the meadows by : "ee : os . ee Douthit and Hafey. New York wil For Cards, It They Deteat He € nea y Tickets to the Lucky Fans AMERICAN LEAGUE. ; ee esa have Ruth, Meuse! and Combs PT A ee eee ee ee ee ee ne I : W. “Miss cummin winning boy eeason's averages, the Card nal site y k : W Id’ S . ry Tit] f iturday and ] Yay Games tn > Fe izrcss bebe aman . ! ‘3 ; has a combimed average of 35° an €es tn or S erties or ! € ames : - : th — ope ae Rie aes = : : The amateur basebal? « a Lee Mida of Chicago, who while the figure for the Americar eae — re ~~ = - . — =. 5 tb ‘- e i. contin ‘Hip of the city will be daam boucht off one cf the biggest sur- — fadacewetwHtwt ef#w Baca, 8 «8 Washingten . Laague trio is .325 That's an ad- ses _ —— — , : led: vantage of *1 noints in favor of the Does Not Expect Injured Ankle —~ . ~~. ; ; went : ; acute: eeamn: : ‘ On a’ Fairrroung” " af the first round by elim- | . + > -- ? ee As ~ Ww & hal . a mee * ; 4 | : Detroit ..--0e+--0s- when the Laciedes and testing Maureen Orcutt of Engle- Yankees. | ee | ag, Already Won, Will Not Be Displayed Until Next tc Trouble Him—Car : : . = Hi ds By J. Roy Stockton EO accescecoessces neir third and final Betecsd N J. lost her second round! - \ : ~ } +1 ; os , ita , 3 $ re re é 2 ; , o~ mamitno Leeds Them Al. ees ' ib uc pau eaten A iu to Work Today. ie ae | ee ee aaa cases: —* ~. e sericea. Gal sel against Mrs. J. L. Anderson) The Card ni ill be unable billie -G.ua.S - JUYU : © Uicsets | e St is Worl Today’s Schedule. i . ‘ity. WS. Y.. 4 eu use their VATIOVAL LEAGUE. ie Pan on the SMe 4: nytier. the winning the champi Philadelphia at Boston. clear; to «66, jb - wa in her bag vesterday. failed because Rav lades. 3 Ft oe se | eh Pa a twe cames, 1:30 and 3:30 p. m. ¢ real fr : e ad 4 ene bias ecard fielder, who has a season's battin; ‘eo Wake Of a ast OCG Lia*Taisine at Sports! 3 Fark ned —~g- SHau 5 Os can ’ tne cycteapraes staan eeetyttires Most of nds , am mag Oniy games scheduled. ig a i at me | nese: > son Pkat will come when the Natiana) i eae : ae a rranging for the extensive wire ing all cisions and will accept AMERICAN LEAGUE. She Ghia aa fi wwing it thi pes - | om | _— : : | , , Ws Fue pe nt tiag iS Pais : sao lappa | irrangements 7: hand! the 2 — ; , , wit) Vashington at Phitadciphia. Stan meseme nan 'T! - = rcomin a four-hole Ram _ rain: twe games. 1:30 and 3:30 : Fieaet = tit _ 4 : - rallye on the last >. m™. with Hasmer hurl = on ; Norman Toerge niy games scheduled. N Y ' nates | et lencove. | vanquished Mrs. terda , j ; eS "ty iye- = 4 Yes if $s Resuits. . ’ U. 4 Z. Pn ‘ : =; a : Ch at az. _— Up. ¥ oy ~ af ort: -. Mée.. the year: batted .368 a le ee L pemnan hee a white hack iuods the winds re iless o a ring E.4 fran . or ‘4 4 Ss ia NATIONAL LEAGIL FE. Payso f He, _— anc. home runs. He was easily th ets . ) ertir cc ni .e Se Tace-—taus causing ai tan n reek-da >a mes Philadeiphia at Besten. peost- y the Agueaiated Ihe Miss Collett’s early sea- a & “aie p. a.™. ;i® : MS . . Ti , i . - : . } » . “- ; i ° . - . - ‘ ‘ . - . ~ ae . s _ + a + ; » bes i a oA valuabl . Se , jeweller rasecea om a P = oOUu ys Tk et , ; —_— pened; celd weather. NEW YORE. « e r 2yerors, ost ta Mrs. Court Si Va Die Piayver on the . Mai Cl DIAYVIDE in the we ‘ : ‘ iL @ ‘ ; 7% : ‘ : 7 ties ' . eA . : ‘ — .' LA, Sept, 23.—New a P . —_ le : roster ea ics 7 e? ai 2H naan " be ; : ne elena cach ity wilt = nowle Sunday ; Only game scheduled. rsity’s benefit Secthall al ith. New Jersey State titie- octinsiinaines _— ~~ Wee ) ' ; mia aphesonge ee a an ke Uae eee : | a Ses ra ek a $? eros ) : eT eee AMERICAN LEAGI FE. ' alter Camm . prove @ constant =" voatent — © words | ee MV ashington at Philadeiphi os es Ge. Lames He's the bis ost cama : _— azainst Tulane Us — °T) : ps ‘ } = p Dp > rain. : . . 27 kee Stadium. Ort. a ? - - New York offense and h: will vei ee pe ? : a rate aii Provisions wil! be ec cial os iga.y¥ i with its geo sualiy rid -ries teams sts: , BArUversy in Only came scheduled. ie alias ee: Clee : be and h ll he would b oe thaw to sates Thin | *. 3 es _—* * ee suas 2 | rly darkness, ainda tnt ortetchon ae 3 a inced yesterday by Gram ¢ armae . ¢ - Ne ™: « mn eanuwuear Lead an: ak ee) ae. ae | * and a« to be s'lenced ; elected hv Came sree = Woric a. . Ms wOas i - ts ben 2 ’ anager Al Nigen. The theres no individual outfielder 7 one ae: ae {| 2.OS - a ¥ Opposing Ruth | . . n the L earn lare, a a ci al be Chick Hafey Serving his first fu big tent Hafey ome who can swa Veta ren ' . ihe Lyre? ‘“ siettat te o. : OU ik Aas see t more than $160, i aaa | | ae ey cae Fecal [ill Huge Sp ey er ge ban o | | Weather cloudy: track sloppy. hi Ws‘ 1 Oy nt , ind eee . ; : 2 a ati liaae 7 as ; a is - “—_ = re - . a LG rary 2 , rt, they aia i oa the Associated Preea ° ‘ é J bia ,* ; a 4 7 : . F : ‘ P i : id a ‘ > ?, — 3 ’ Be odie 7 . oie . oe ae ’ i¢ ~ 3 -T , } : . wiles “a . FIRST te ac E—*' fz aongs . er en mith y* ut > ; : ‘ om 4 rapa - P : 3 P Fon ty ; . Me , ni . ’ . : i % a Lid se - a ba . : ‘ ay : : . : . i a ; ‘ yiate _— saat eee x , 14 3 a : : . 4 of the greatest haseba!! proba! - h: ; —_ : : ' . : . ’ + hoe : ‘ ; e ia aa - , ; SS: ‘ 7+ . " . , am ; Oe EF! 7 iA ince 4 , > aiid = : ste Ruth ae eee a ti ? ine : : Or ra ~ 4 Ver ' ” ae SF irace e | weight > 2 ae = ~~ - ie sae Emblems to Cost $100 _* 2002 sueenau. O on wea weonenesieenes.wmaneano™ SkrOoND RACE “se may Rice Pi elcte (seorges Carpent eeene Rackworth ( H. Thus = a ; will have the ‘+h oe 7 fan: apes , ' , } p a IT ¢ , ; “' = ‘ : , — $ ee ? F ' ’ ' , ‘ . iia : e outstandin rdener ot . : Ou he secretary bite | tay ae 2 , ‘laney of S - a . ‘ ; [ a) : « _ on J . sa” two clubs 2 ' cries me ent ire nd the ¢ rn , ver . ‘Pe: ¥ the . — ' and Earl Comb: Dou? oe iou Ther etween wo clu nrovided tbe R : is con "eee a , , ' aa ; = . 3 ' - . . | a: ’ " eB > = : * % . 4 : > > - . ° . ‘ . - , ; 2 me 7 : ‘ —_ . ' 2 F ‘istakes during ¢t! M0! a er ce! 3 rned rdinals is ing : tar : | Weather cloudy: track good. oe ts . - J ai ; : , Li : ' : ‘ . - : é H r’ — Y - a" . Y} ; eZ. ‘ . fore Beet rm ¢ Then -e — ‘ ay a : “, forieces "lanhager ASserted * bh» ae — . ; ali : | rT 2 h Tha ; > Se , > , tt P . : y * 4 a ’ ~~ eae Th 3 +m wma * > - ’ nae ? 2 = ; ‘ B43 2at : : Bae >, ’ s = a —_ Z : wee a : : s 6 - Mouthir ; : weeded ie the ae : +} ai , a ea ina ably. Le if SCRE CS tee atten te “9 ’ ™ ™ on EA Site lites s fieider in base} e Central Trost Bide. ea nrg, «itty ” Card« Ww in (enter Field ie . ot i a ° re > ; ‘| _ . { hs ‘Se v i 2 ¥ 2 ot: ee ” . a : ; ww te i . , a petits tell Rev Te ut hit ‘ . . Me 4 “ : F . 77 . Li * : +S ee | ‘ . : ¥ J ri- r “a 4 *Fraxp 4 ‘if F—* ix ¥ ce Ss Soa to fay asters eee ot Rat game would be pu: over and OMOCGTASS JOINS — _ Picador seas ant generat aa ian quality, ta OEE LS INCE AMM OIA Ni Song ota et Nae ~ =O center field should gi: ie a ision . ian noise aga 4 29 ma | meta ) = | iedinat 0 sttete advnate i Tat Stree “Pro” Net Ranks” naam that’s ieee On the figures. right ¢ ; lecide aes sge ot : - : Boe rice Soretioid i ee a orl punds 7 ee ue Maj. Daly Transferred. — rad ' ’ pew ence oo Time ~ > 4A tons hs stand eft With =Out? , ry . . ~~ a RE va ' ; 4 : ‘ z . 2 \ x ne idee : : 3 se ag Bob Meuse! Sou , 1} ” 14 wh we Vise LE} ? lJ. us ies 23 — ene —me tf» Fifty. *vund. Den & hw season Both are g0od | i ac a Ser 7 z : es ie : tee Arn 22 ha hean . SBTOnD RACE Mire amc one-half fur Southworth is the best maz : Leuis Nationals have ha | rig’: i ! Meld ne ota ~ vee Po bs e | - os ‘ | " i oy yl a we . wh: iad a : . . 2 g 2 oa $4 ; ee oe, Sealy | clad or co rt heatton of Brance and Mace ao (ie ae Meen treneter: a a Teme L:i21-5 Mildred? Seth, days, few runners are thrown o:: gain es. 4 ettishinstion. (2°77? ° a mio Ca | | a aa = ss 3 at the plate on base hits orh er Mar : men are dangero _ hitters "a — ie | . a : ots sical eye reunds -_ mamas = 23 while Meuse! ; _ ™ se 4 saa o é we ‘ thet : ¥ . Se ha ‘ ” ae 3 2 3 Use : Mako «6¢Tor CUT fe man whe met | This Is Not ‘ — New Yorkers with 1% Agr tag eaon'' SR TLAND, Ove—Eédte Web- EVERY “ — pata aay Cc . . 3 *fardas Perience +? 1? > 7 eo. be > ~~ ke ¥ ed There's little difference bet wean , ss . erts, Tacoma welterweight, eored PRODCCED 3 SECONDS< Fren s # & 2s 4s8¢67T 8 9 x ez Fa " cr tl sever! t' nee Ro fhoarare kh Sehiaifer. Omah ¢ | f The Cardinals have Blades ; ; mmiyv ‘ard Bi 2} a! iti ; ee JACKSON a erly YOU'LL SE | I ouls Holr and the Yankees Peer : 3 “i . Pes Stet & byei? a®’t Wwrano Pm . LE. Pa. a7, Tim Th Bal . | px 0 0 — See ween 2 & Word's geries. Thar 3 OF Dewd. Leouinvitie - t in Action o r 11 : he Te. while he wae serving with ¢} Chick win .. pou Batters Running Ra Oo 09 Locust St, St. Mo. - # ee Ess with Me er. « bicago, 16 reunds. Ses ‘ : j _ Mage for the x sili ar | ) me 1 the ace | 7 : | e . "4 be Bs ®w York ¢!.) we ' only as @ substitute. im Jack Baker, Jecksonvitic. Does Everything Bur Talk. unus qu MAin 3841 4 0 ; ree reunds. ag : . by — Lng teres: Louiewtiie — | oo q ‘ Meusel have gone thenucr +* ' techni BEIN: the subst; = gone through the mitl nical Kmeckout ever Ww ING MADE ON BALL FT a " : ae ~~ " WM. A. STICKNEY CIGAR COQ LOCISVILE AT TORONTO 9 oniy Cardir —e . 7 & s the . laine ; Thus figures show im a:itan 2 22°S and then he made t} Rey Petter. Marietta, 0.. knocked its and Errors! a cod

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sling | A Walk to a Slugger Is No. el es a ae isa ee | wee : '( vention of a new kick. aia tale - ¥ : | aches | lairmount Jockey Club By ROGERS HORNSBY. the Detroit Tigers, picks the {; the moment, but I believe he Is a steadied by two or three lettermen, | ¢ The kick, known as the, — conclude their scvimmag .s , _Manager St. Louis Cardinals, 1926 Yankees to beat the Cardi- ¢j better pitcher today than he was| Will get their first taste of battle |{ “poot-boot,” can be used in at- § Preparation for Saturday's game t > Sec- ‘ Iron Mask, four times winner and ‘ the Hawthorne track, which tempts for point, after touch- ( with the strong Iowa State College down. Sanford said three play- : eleven. Light drill will be held to- before that incident. He has done | Saturday against the South west | National League Champions. great work for us since then and ‘geet Told toa igi mn aiteg este of the | 4 En route with Tris Speaker, State Teachers College (Springfic!d 4 nals in the world's series. ¢ ¢ f ee en Tne nee lle ™~ rived wit , “ > ner rg aa ; re- | fornia owned by H. J. n.7! as to Oe pare | Yankees Favorites, Here. | NEW YORK, Sept. 29—Not |} C28 and a party of Southern | You can’t always be sure about | !¢!4- ne ee th dee noe. tie eee ee 2.72. Leatinie tien , |. Massa @ HAVERFORD, ra., sept. 29.— cH | imore than an hour after se bad) sportsmen to Speaker's favorite 4 . =. aiways bé sure about | ee as ; ; the ground in less than two Bec- $| 2 pna- 5 Stables whic] * ‘rom the Je menna Collett, defending her title _— 7 ee Nome of 'won the game that clinched tne hunting grounds several miles }; Your baseball strategy. National [a a with O'Reilly, Stanton, | ? onds after the pass from cen- The freshmen were sent against € See h were expected in to : , } If ch , the Cardinals, the gentlemen | eee the 3 Se ayers ra by pack train from Valley, ( League managers frequently have Ramacciotti and other gridiron |> ter. No artificial tee is used. ) the varsity combinations in yester- women’s national golf champion, _vanmgege question was put to/) v5. Cobb said he believed $| been upset when they used that! heroes in the lincup the best the|? One player places his leg side- day's practice to liven the opposi- tion for the green-jerseyed aspir- Be S€- ¢ dav included Seth's Alib i, Geors : E. Allen, Piedmont, Jugt- Da d to: Bradley's Toney, Boot to hare 2 Turner, Sleepy Head. who venture the family plate on /me: “Will you pitch to Babe | baseball games don’t think so | Ruth?” much of our baseball heroes. I expected to be bombarded with | the Merion links, scored an victory in her second round aq s | nals. I remember particularly in- | 84me., What they will do this year | ‘ terback braces the ball against factor. Rees . - 2 , avai Mrs. N - i ‘ ; “Almost every member of §/ Stances when I used to be a pretty | with a green team of sophomores |? his instep and the kicker with (;ants. Two touchdowns were sent f the : a aie a i wt Kelly stable, a i ieton, Deb, 8 ers ee re eet ee feet esi ang 5 ee ae the Yankees has seen service | — hitter, where I was walked by | ig vess >: De soem. ? a single step forward boots it > across in the few minutes allotted hay Resounineall the East will + od of , , ed at odds of 4 to 5 and 7 to 10 ciitinthenes am ty ha ani call in a world series,” he said, “‘sev- 7 left-hand pitchers to bring up Jim | _ raster mleihom rooters, and it 5B over the cross bar. ‘ for play but it was evident that a i. « i 0 ; edley, Lamt play. against, while the Cardinals were the world series. but the question |{ eral of them more than ds hora >| pisteageiconr ik . eermenees bitter. In| te int te a = ee wine Oe ~~~» | considerable improvement will have pperman and Feysun, all he Collett played the 12 holes! 4+ even money, according to pro- about whether we'd pitch to Ruth |? The Yankees have good pitch- () one series last year between the | 4!" to See a well-drilled squad on | to be manifested by the varsity line j ™ : 4 7 ‘2 e , > Ss « . "’ : a “oa * : ? } ers. That is contrary to popular §| Cardinals and Cubs I was walked | he field Saturday, even if has no /|last year, have been converted into ‘in Saturday's game. While defense. ‘one in the backfield bursting ut|backfield men. Brooks, an Indian who . which have attracted attention 4 opinion, but I know. I've faced >! twice. Bottomley hit a triple on/| © the ‘| Fastern tracks. contest in two strokes under] fessional betting prices offered | had never occurred to me. ‘functioned acceptably, the line ll i ea ee a ene ee for (| The Gree n’s par, winning two of the about the city. | Of course we will-pitch to Ruth. 2 2 a ee GN RR i, the belt with potential 85-yara|freshman from Oklahoma, is star- iit a ite 41 n Brikr stables, ¢ . a } Inquiry developed that the | Why shouldn't we? Who is he, that|) them. The Cards lack experi- °/ one occasion and another time he |. 048 through tackle. The tiesne momar ion, Davis and | -00mes & Wine 8 er ee fately . by Frank Shea, Winnepe three holes with birdies after , nce. The Yanks ought to win.” (| hit a home run with the bases rougn tackle. The playersiring at an end position. avis ane’ sive move edto ( magnate, is represented or a re been five up at the turn. ee ae a cage ete should be afraid to plteh to i4 Or . — el filled ~, |fhave been thoroughly drilled by |Stater were varsity subs last year | Bick . heats deen tee ° a4 gee : igure that the arainaisS Wwi hi m? |} PRA PRPBLP PRP LPL PLL DLL DO : (an im yresscive : i Che "s , be s t leave Nor’wester, Star of G l d straight from Poe Th t ' pressive staff of thorou.sh-lat end. | old, he was long an E , ries | . ange € same situation arose in a/|,,; aia e | Meet (1311 end Sale Monarch Gler tes while her putting was| eee — Just a Great Ballplayer. 'who will be far more george ide at Gt. tas Rastne the iene | — ( —— headed by Athletic In the backfield, Briggs has a Al Hayes, varsity quarterback, ee ° ¥ + 4 - * } | been in the Nationa sague all my Wwe lay out a special campaign of : | é st ach | oe en ue alt my org , . game is that it doesn't matter who Phil delphia, ane aemined Ruth} the Huggins machine favorite. _.'; tumn Handicap, a six-furlong rage Mchelder of Boston; 6 and 5.| Every regular on the pitching and the Bluff View, a mile aut Brown, w h9 | position, due to his triple-threat to an advantageous start. Hayes’ : teaches more by example than} ie “a ee te ~ Se te tanta ts toe ay ee sip ee he ee De asich Pe ” em AEE we os a’ Py A ' = "shes ay i ose ™“ - . ee oe a ee 2 ae. a * ORONO AIFS BF NRO 18 REE tN br ~9FP Da SIR nn GN AOR NEN 7 : ee : . - : bi “8 besa ts Re Pad ; ile ‘ ij > ; ife "\: ‘ sw safety first just because Ruth holds pita c ; ae, Slik : half distance run, are the feat sting with her play of yes-/ staff has had world's series ex- a peague a . ve had few aid “k t seein vies aie . pitches or who is hitting. Just get | words, has already been a tae |ability. Herbert Austin, fullback, is touchdown was supplemented by : Ar of the opening aay card. | a y, Miss Batchelder putted | perience.” chances to see Ruth in action, but | the modern foe ; é z ee out and hustle all the time. have! medical] staff to have his ened ‘the only veteran from last year's ‘one from McDonough sophomore ; ie} it . | > Second shot near- | We might add that : +, |i have seen enough, and his records In connection with the question | y -ut the hall ran'll wat | bou ae **” | backfield. Duke Hiet, Metz Cher- , i. ep’ ‘ _Bporly today, Second shots on mighta that their world’s = k th tle Ste to how we'd treat Ruth, I was] ° Our cuts at the ball and you'll get; °%ound up. Brown is not a blu-- . ' backfield candidate. For the frosh, ; tes F “Bevery hole were underplayed. | Series experience has not always aceon we pagerw: pptipiicres of 9 hed shite n ‘eedus ‘sine | your share of base hits. | Print coach. He just shows the|'%: Je Cherry and Louls Stark also 4. work of Carl Bickel, star of the Hi pee e > rs "13 » | 6 ‘ — , . | bDailplayver., A great many persons aiso asked ado a SuUFreENCH | : saint sot ‘ . i a . hackflield ; 7a inal Muny . Eeirginia Wilson of Chicago was been pleasant, since the Yanks | ak ka aa _- lee enguag onigges when I fined a| You do or you don’t in baseball, | ™&” how it is done at Notre |2re looming strong for a kfleld i905 1 niversity of Missouri year- g Prt. be third player to pass her second, were beaten in two of the three | hax e the idea that Ruth is just; earlier in the year | Saat an fe evesything eles. Perscas' Dame. berth. Briggs has at least 29 other ‘ling eleven, stood out i . . ° " e } > ‘oc ©. ie j . : ¢ ’ j t "4 « Ks as ° . ° ¥ =a 3 ‘ ; . : ef : 578 Scheduled s Cc test successfully, the youth-| World's series in whicn they have mrcrteonas r, and is carried along for! pitcher somegeagy he ee — waik a Bevel ded rey inmnatipenedinh alates Careful stténiien- ts ctu nu ili: wien ave tanking @ otroen Gakk Tne tutlene at thes ee ny ' oll take : , ; that reason. ' man when he was ordered 70 Ga? &t. | = . & sun s —SS | ne ae , sa ‘ane | en ar Scoring over) non gritos dd ffered in | That is far from the truth That was early in the race and we | /m any game should never let it go ae ann, Nene the heepital list Bian ah peel 9 ee ee ng ‘Touts. | charge properly on the offensive ae ' wns of New York, 4 An) me odds are offere n } :, -.* ‘ c . . al “ Pes Rei and the Billiken: ] > f , make e trip to st. - > F 77 490 ¥ eng a world’s series somebody would | Ruth’s fielding and his throwing were playing the Cubs. It was a | pitino pees — sine ee ‘Strength for te pe Cs yg ooo, | apnenaenr perpen gprs notesaers he mgores ce 2 «soa Wi ae 108 ? seem to have mad jand his base running would ake | close game and I ordered the pitch- | don’t. You may be a world beater | eA ts ray Dd ngs snow /o ue ear followers Who Wwere 2 AGA inner - ants , battle between n to ay made an error. | ining oul make close gam | Mathews has give Sagas BE 432 a > ang, The Cardinals are extremely like- | him an asset on any old ball club. er to walk Hack Wilson togay and tomertow-you may be| oo teu nines Cie COLLEGE COACH FORBIDS athered to watch the scrimmage ‘ Bit ummings of Chicago an Bay : pret Praace a sg ays a : ; oe a , | just : -dinarv ball vlaver. But if) ?mly a few plays which he e ts set 91 .S8Y test Will Be Amateur Cham. = : = 1] of Oshkosh. Wis. | ly to pull a Tunney and upset | even if he were not such a danger- Instead of walking him, the eit ai siping the ss repays ~~ = to see perfectly executed empects HIS TEAM TO EAT MEAT pews Pegg so tere apn poss | pion f Ci gp geben eT we ,_| the favorite. ous man at the plate. He always! pitcher gave Wilson a good ball und you get out there and hustle, you'll; — Rs ' ester- | | 8 ¢ ycione line W out- L, Pet 4 ity. me to the home green for de- fins OT te hust! nd that’ of his Wilson hit a home run and beat us. | &€t your share of success. Cay 5 scrimmage was the last one | By the Associated Press. | weigh the iocals by considerable Sy s Cummings winning by Se a a ee us so — sad GE aes: ; of the week. | i eae aia oi a | ion, Miss Cummings winning b’ Queer Odds strong points. I fined the pitcher $50 as the incl- | Constant Hustling Wins. | ape | BATTLE CREEK, Mich., Sept. 29. peerage ose a a — _— 3 ; ” g —_— -arhe re a Be , =e aw i wer n ° i ., he amateur basebal! champi Aa Mid ¢ Chicago. who NE of the freaks of the bet- | But Ruth is just a good ball plav-. dent created a great stir. “That's what the Cardinals have | . sence _ ae Tie Veen The {rents -twe Meroe 00 oe eee | line ey bth or me fa ” aie a A 4 1icZ ne - 4 * 4 e “ ; «f § i - ° : | Hecria ra) ry > Ww . } ’ . =) € : ad 4 67 S538 ey » of the city will b a P og . Mrs. Lee Mida Bin aa So, , , er. He's no great menace that is tut here’s the inside of the af- | done They started hustling at the pecial t the Post-Dispatch. |Creek College football team will P Pp y, Re © Di es ur- r —c — ™ i : on Ute . . ‘he. :m "ORL i | “a ro afternoon t Fai : sna ‘ mag ee | tes ee Geveloped this 'going to cause us to pitch four halis. fair, the way that I look at it: This | training camp and they have hus- | SPRINGFIELD, Mo., Sept. 29.— | undertake to carry out a strenuous peyton ie mie noone d by the fo ft 32 an 1O a airgzroun 1e ‘ o o ' ‘ , : : ‘ ; - B ig> e2 205. their third and final game ‘- ig f aasine on i re 3 . % : a =. put down $20 that the Cardi- Of course, if he comes up in a pins hn control. He was and is an ajor bad games, but we have come back | oe west Teachers . ollege is not without meat in their daily diet. C , Hi _ — hi t t it | nO ’ : st ner second roun ; ne ia — ; takin uc ‘ , b> : | , , -oach ve ee 103 30). | tit le series Game starts ee wg 00d N. J. “a : histianie nals would win the world’s cham- with a man on base, we'll treat him | league pitcher. If a major icugue ! strong and made up for the bad + - n/ a a the reports Dr. Harvey Kellogg, world famous the pear Horo: nal pn if mF ps + ; rs. J. L. Anderson a : 2 ‘ : 4 a . a . ith: he St. uis ‘ af hich | : . b. $: ' o'clock. i | ge eal - 4 . + pionship in the first four games like any other good hitter. We've: pitcher cant give a batter four ones. That’s what we're going to! a i ' - mm P bs im, which dietician, a confirmed non-meat ment yesterday when Capt aetna Hig ana - e 9 . “a a “ ‘ a = . - - ” : i j » 1f@eLs ae 1 ¢ ‘ ‘ . > ic ’ . > . ig The Pants ‘ eon City, NX. Pp : | played. walked weaker hitters than Ruth balls when he is ordere@ to do £0, qo in the world series. We'll just . Murday, is Weak this | eater, has personal charge of sre . ini = won the opening cone ¥ 's ter, the winning} : ‘ *ilgeo : ; : year, due to the aduatio re wr was again shifted to halfback while te * a Mida 1D ut is » + * + >» ra! P + re 4 . - e £Tra ua ] n sf f a clear; test, 7 to 6, but the Lac! ws railed | The Wager was accepted and during out National League pen-. he should not be in the majcr go out there and treat the games ~ vtinieaek sak date or ‘team's training table. Ted Whittler, crashing sephomer: i aC ters ailed | nun r stars. Briggs is work- | ae -OV . . ™m showed "% fab in her bag yes ay, ta | the odds quoted were $300 to $20. nant race and we'll treat him just | leagues. | like any other zames, and the E& } Work | Players, moreover, must sole oe p : aa rap real form last Sunday repeatediy today her card j ; 7. © _ “1 ing hard to round outa fast offense | ¢ harsh words when a fumPle was given the post at offensive Le trimming their rivals, 14 to 2 = ap he orig ae An inquiry as to what price |as we would any other hitter. We No Sulking Over the Fine. | Yankees like any other opponents ind strong defense for the ga ee es la s. whil moking | fullback On the defense Clyde 4: = : te cae meewing 11 three-putt greens. | the bookie would offer on the 1ay walk some he sth sen asked if that fine | We’} ustle 74 our best. The | ‘ = harass ae game;or misplay occurs, ue smo > — | i 4 5 siphte die Steinman will probably be @ EMvercoming a four-hole ,andi-' ae a ba ” alte oe | a walk ir of the other T have a al pe an x se ' ra | wars *9) »ff late vesterday alter- | Valadav (MeAnliffe)..... 9-2 ~ &-5 4-5 holder. POPOL was called 0 sat . i he was | f B weCabe (Bie) eg as 3-2 ai Tom wants to fight Tunney ‘noon after a conference of 1 speenene: et Tee » aw RS : sions. Address Box N-o138, Post- : SECOND RACE—Six furiones: Be eo . . games. If I've got & player who) Three to Fool Cardinals. Dispate>. a —— “(Fee zy + -8-10 . 60 $ a5 | rw of th otable decis' hits .300 normally and he goes! On the other hand, I’ve got ‘ : : (Feener | ». OI wef ne e notable decis‘ons ; nd, t ce = orn } . 19 16 | ; : +} © re rat 4 tf a = me sak 1-5. Fear’ Not. Sphericity.| reached by Breadon was when through a game without getting 4 \three men who ought to trouble - ‘: "1 ¢ er -99 . il’ar “eur ta zis, ‘ ; ixrmy ¢ + itohe sreait j pe i é ing ied dusecr azo ran. 2 dighagcagy he concluded to abandon the idea | hit I give the pitcher credit. But/tne cardinals. Herbie Pennock | (1h eet | ? of temporary seats and send the {if he goes three or four 8aMe€S i, the pest left-hander in either ° | 3 At Beulah Park. teams to the ficld with an abso- | without hitting his stride, then I' ; | Th Cardinals s _ : aI pa ac ag | league He'll make trouble for e . Ww : .. lutely clear playing field and no. __. ; ; eather clear; track heavy. pe Prggst ‘begin to figure he’s in a hitting |: any club when he’s right. And it’s 6 the Associated Press. grot Ss. a nee = 7 - - & L. - : FIRST eare _Five furlongs If memory 6erves, this will be | slump and the pitcher didn't have /a matter of record, over five sea- in . Now on Display mein ns g80 42400 490 ‘ , : ; + -¢ Pog , : Patrick eee Ae a iNce) .... 360 3.60| the only time a world's series feeeees to 60 ee ee a se Ae Seen Geers | R to av ure Pea are 11.00 ge ig has been kept en- | Sherdel Will Be Tough. /successful against right-hand hit- O gr S Time, 1-05 4.5. “Acouch’a IT” Macic t'rely free — spectators or Unless I miss my guess this Car-|ters than against left-hand ones.) i sprone, Fit y Fifty, Sound. Dan E. Stew-| ground rules, with the sole ex- | dinal-Yankee series will fing hit-| The Cardinals have only two left- AN ADDITIONAL a SECOND RACE—Five and one-half fur- ception of games played at the | — 7 hand hitters. That’s in Herb's 53 in ~ “| hRuge New York stadiums. ‘ting playing just as important a@/,,... | FOU amakan' ae then 7.20 4.40 3.60 Breadon’s action assures the | part as pitching.. Don’t misunder-| Urban Shocker and Dutch Rue-. ee ee ee playing of the world’s series (stand me. I figure St. Louis nas;ther both have pitched against the of PIC I URES lineer ee earn as : bn games under true championship lsome good pitching and I know the| ©@#™dinals a lot—and they have : hand Wee Wee also ran. ie sn |, conditions. It will enable’ the 'Yankees have—even though some | both been very successful. Shock- | The Rotogravure Pic- : potent pmeneeomes | fielders to do ALL the'r stuff |o; the newspaper boys have put ©” record is something like nine _ ture Section of the St. Louis Pennant Saturday’s Game oid without interference. Hits will | gn, pitchers on the pan occasional- | Victories and one defeat. And : next Sunday Post- Dis- : z ‘ | Baseball ‘Scores ; ee ie wet-ne longer |” coo oe © Nettenst Saegee- it) cae will carry four Winners Use in New York worth. Easy flies will no longer) 4 jot of fellows come up to me) *°" @ majority of his games, “ ‘ nnn | GO for two and three baggere (and ask what Yankee pitchers will | 9&4!nst Hornsby’s club. Of course, | wey Pa ealias oe Leacock Will Be Megaphoned NATIONAL LEAGUE. | EST club will win the flag. 'I knew. If I was sure the series Y®@r- But+as I said before, I'm | each .of the Cardinals | ie ‘St. Louis-Made from Our Store ncellor Super quality ; a FIRST GAME. Breadon’s decision cost him would be a pipe. But I can’t tell. | still a believer in the law of aver- ’ —every member of the “Equipment Play b Pla - Bt 238e¢s5 6789 R. HH. E.| some money, but tt should gain And I won't be able to tell until | 6" cag . —. wig: what bh champion team will be 'y y " re | him the respect of all believers :we get going—and we are able to! Pitcher has done once he can do i avery Popular Price + | PALADEL PHA AT BosTON | him tt ov me gut geing—-and we Gre elite So) SoS ae te jell on | y. get a litt etter line on the Car 1 =) ah, 0 0 3 ne | dinals’ hitters. A lot of the experts pick Alex- j tion picture— posed es- <i | equeror (foil), 5c. * | Chicago City Series. Looking at the series from this | #"der and Rhem to give us trou- pecially for the’ Post- Desi y | stance however, Tak Me an eee Mayde they will. Unies the i di | esigned and Produced by ible (foil), 2 for 25c. I 5 0 0 0 0 —eeeaeertrse eo 8. E | nek es e iaiee ais’ out-ot thide bittinn Dispatch. In addition ; H a } ay: | 1 WHITE SOX among the Cardinal pitchers the /*!¥™P and start pounding the ball, ' to that there will be Liberty, Oc. : : 0 0 ‘fellow I figure to give us the most | any eer is apt to trouble them. | a picture of the fam- e netelas. 3 for 25c. Junior World Series. a trouble is Billy Sherdel, the left- But with my club hitting normally | i ous Browns of 1885. : i? 346678 OUBS ‘hander. Here's why.. Shercel, in| 1 40"'t worry about Alex or Rhem. | 4 ISVILE AT a oe ets: 0 0 addition to being a ‘left-hander is They are both fast ball pitchers This will be an unusual STICKNEY CIGAR co, Roy ' : RON ‘a slow, curve ball artist. My ciub| and the tankees have been hit- | j feature of big interest. | “St Lo is’ in Ss tin Good Store _ 0 0 Batteries: White Sox—Faber and .. ».ade of what we in baseball cal} | '"S fast pitching all year. | _ ot. u Lead g oporting & rl cust St., St. Louis Mo. , oe il Schatk: Cube-——Root and Gonzales is ' se ree nae e . ’ , + ‘TOF ar i'“swing hitters. A swing hitter is ‘ The Big un ay 921 Locust Street » MAin 3841 : : Postponed Games. ‘a chap who takes his bat at the Minor League Results. ‘ n me 0 : woes ei lend and takes.a full cut at the ball PACIFIC COAST. ny P st-Dispatch } | "? opsosengpre LEAGU F. with plenty of “follow through.’ | San yveuctien &, (akianéd 6. in 0 ) 2 TYyTyYyyyY rented * OUlsville — Was t at Philadelph both ga ess Sacraments 25, Lee vapeles | , : Toronto—Carroll and ‘0 Neu, aanabie rain. ees a “*' We've had more or I trouble No others; rain, ws aa od by The American Cigar Cow | F o 4 ROA GI 1 ob TE a VL RI ABE tli SB NON yr TEE ih: ips AES Nie AS Wile RO pA apace

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f agg WEDNESDAT Paw 34... ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1926 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Z o_gerreMBen to, 1928 CHAMPION TUNNEY SAYS HE WILL FIGHT ANY FOE TEX RICKARD NAMIBE pearus_ -. a. a SN mes Ll ne ee 5 Mer ke PRA eH Ri Rs mf Og bianca axemmanennn: 2 —— ie AN CN OT AE ECL GTN Ce ee DEMPSEY CAN = First Round Matches Today Dempsey Refuses oe ? Natit Sate i In Women’s Golf Tourney, ToAlibiDefeat Race Tonight 23)... 025. NAM DAY FOR : By Gene Tunney - Dog Track) 22. #2%c. co eee 8 oma RETURN MATCH © ee Beat With an 88 Un Se ‘Wasn't Sick, Was in Great Tarrasfoot, Actor Boy and Base round. — —~—-Ranicens KR. Eiseman, Westwood (95) ee co ta ie Last Night $s Results. ~sGe -OSSINg a coin. lemme. : et Pht. Gi S * ieee a 6 Pp. . . . . 7‘ -\ ~ty aa Poe = é ae bs * Ns i , it ‘ i J ' . ct « ae - : . - . ra ' : va . ™ B ear’ re * ~. Stein, Westwood (109 7 Ot Be} ) : : : , RS&T RACE— ; : s Pne arm ~iim Lov 0 : s€ 3 é e @ ms » ao see Yhech Ansen Mere. Normandie (105) eee 3 oe ee . Spats Wang Wane Blues F 4 ' ng z a gr J bas aa aa ‘ ‘ P y fr err SREY SOT is S05 5. ke ie OE egy eg che topo, — wR 7 Rie te bi NE dar SHR MPY ged * Pb XX we v ae OR AR Rae, , -. os POOR sity Bl BOW tty a a al gi Ney ee Ae Dales ¥ am a ’ - T. strubinger, Riverview ehhh Fr iturity s : . ‘ae . “ d im IT z n ts ° fi * " b x t = . Loun. Sunset (101) fs. ‘ 1 a = aires rh ai wil - ' rivals, ceeeaininatin tah : : i a as si0W and the tagy ~ any = hh ‘ 4. t me ‘ nia 5 ‘ Rid ‘ - : ; one oO — , >. : ‘ a vs 71 3-5 ~ cmnphs _ »9 Ie! * tt : ; na Ow} . anG oo. 4, War the tal 3 3 al : . ohn. ert tis ; J ACH f Be. ] 23 >? : f ; : sitar Tre r. ; Riders Bude “— . ee eeiee ool : , trotted " the eaten? 3 4 — eet ng neral from Leach & Mrs. Vance Tuvior. Aigenguin ‘7 , ie : Oe ~ Py: in} ¢ . ~ ’ ' a oO * ’ gene os ‘ * : cs Bt > \ / $2 ee t oe os th ence 93.4 ¥ tr : , } 4 45 . ; indell he gerard. Mrs George Mix. Glen Feho BS) = A ats 2 Sis - - za rn "as a Dig favorite eal - — . -— rf = - : ; , are ; anethe FOTRTH RAC E— —— 23 1936. af R. T. Coughes. Triple A i3 art , ‘ Pia Ai i€ ee vi S sixth on ea -— & . 2S Euclid avense, | " " aS = . . (j . “ Me wey! % isabel Patton Supeet 10 four weeks. Got round ind Monclair the other night | Conersas :8) KEMPER OPENS GRID One has won this tee, 5. Sus, to oe, oa ee = *‘ ~~ and éer Ri ior 7 . ~~ * a : her c da ) ittle jus ee ok ? as won this yeam 7. | _ Rul rn . of shows and ‘a to play. : " »| Dreadms Duke de Tour also ram. SEASON O RIDAY John. E. Madden's Catherigg Boxing Bout Postponed. Mrs _Re — : ve : ont a5 tte: ? FIFTH RACE— N F AY meatal * wed by Charm aamm : , i " nin’ ’ . 7 ’ ~ J - - ¥ ; e - . — . " , - . . “ Per +} : Ase ‘ , : 2. 7 ; S , . # si -d= of bo . , : J eeu: ee oe ' - ‘'s Stakes went to GS Oj; OVS alc ae ae — . = : + - ii fia : : temer rec 2}. ead ' i . r a ud iz Tif 3 : Os . t m € ili > Z ; “Roe wi : > Mtiesre? a Stan F —— 4 cozen organi- . ” i" C or ofS ' , . wee e ERE nd . ice i ~~ sais ' — Se ” - ae , Sites ‘ ol T - ' ; re . == : Robbed Mai: i a oat — BS st 1 Thias Dis ee . ha@ 4 i os Jas aes 7 . i ; S , bs . - % - - I nv eee wa ;' ‘ —— ' ' sia ners ws she ; ? | . , J 5) r ° : 4 = I . 5 ai. is ¢ ~ : eit ; iter , = rar Pr rtyt is? ? ee = ® Glen Echo fendon end our dear Kim} ; ms . 3 2 - 7 : As € > -* ‘ “ : 6 a“ . . : i * eo ’ - . h 4 « eo 4 v% ~ — ~— + ; . GARRICK F. aoc 4 z > nd a “i at the ase uf oe wHeUus ? - : ’ = - . . i ‘ i J ‘ : “ i s > 3 . — —s . Z 5 _ ane e nett ? : . 3 : : ~ ° \ ’ ac . = . ; ‘ z Witem Schwechesin. Sunes, | you someone asked Zetf. the dog which paid $79 wats. 8 » 3900) at home: : iicoth | ME Seneral on The Sept. 30. at $30. 3 onings. Sun ag at rt , Bi. core | ———_——_ | a - « funeral beae, | Dempsey Has No Alibis. y etraigk ™ | i elles ls +) Busin ' ee . ‘A : N The onl: ; 4 4 : : ee ni sae, oe | Nov. 1.. Culver Milies i 5- All-Star Boxing > rr ‘ ct. 6 : a ia ae ? ; i : s . P ad on OM . ‘Tl +P) rOTy . ; g al , _* : . a ; t .«-e aed a8 2 mers Ser he rt : : i | ae e 3 : ; : lis ] } may fur : ; to —_ A “ ee ; om et Mrtal Workers Iniernavental j ' n . she >? mats ca a ao mith Lae ea 4 24 ite tt. Dem pser. mpin , > he > ‘sini? ; Mre } R rit Pays Tribute to Dempsey. ee eo tig da ee Fed MeCraner. Trivie Pa: : eevee ws not decided if he will CP. Daniels. Midland. vs id , : | a ’ oe wor! S21! | pater, Riverview : ” rae an - ‘S+ ro ¥3 lan. acd “Thin ~ 4 7 ‘ might “ “seer * ae . A. Speehrer, Riverview > belittle Be i Wasmt s rater : Side th : | TH : at ¥ : gS Ccghian. and 2 , an nase a) car , , oO . . Pre Hatfield Rirkwrod : i i te . —— ; — F «igh . . “s : C ¥ ai. — NTN * RACE— ‘ =f ms a of a : | j steec | ~ EMGCATH RACK —Futumtr i> Side ead mee a eae mee Pe E. Suddenty ' With Buriesqur—Pooular oe 10°8 645 = &. 8! ; ' o. , 4auehter of _ oo . * on or 209 * jon to the finanical reward he 2-2 4 par: of the universe. Ihave Miy_W..J. Filer. * __Dempses's face still shows evi- SPRINGFIELD CLUB IS “7 ret 4 wee \ @ — pe tienen as IRR A eR ee RRS Ma e s 4 ng ‘aa inte “i Tux som STI X BA FE R €3 FU LLE * a os 4. ' 11 5 "> Bb Machida ’ | a nm. at th of 7S years — | GRAND-LEADER me rns ihe: OF Mow TT Guten, Mow H. Heineman. ‘Normandie - @ear “wother Peters Church sod Come Z , 4 oie Ma (em? ti f= ¢ | 4 Pout Dunlap. ¢ ‘ the (nes | i. : ’ q a : sty-eogbth Battery. hur * i : , ~A s, g ae - : Shoes tt ; a — we on 4 “eo (ai tg ab € — Oe tee at “ einiuliiaatnen aetna ee ns : ~ Tuesday mort 2% r eo 5 ¢ . : . ~ ) . ‘ " . of : c 0 : mies si ne : ; ron 7 “ = : pasecd away “dA : , i= 7 iS YOU ¢ca!l ‘ | : nm é * it i l= ; : +i \ ‘ : P é 5 — te hero her ef! Mrs. Hijo . ; i Sy ry * r. Ri : : d — om CaaS i 7 be ; : ‘ ma Marie Dun! 3 ~ & , ' | * ; ye ; ate 2 ¥ fy : netice Wiis WORLD SERIES CAUSES ILLINI STADIUM FIELD POSTPONEMENT OF | 7 | : 2 , ER x 3 js 4 2 Es 3 a3 od, at 12m ren “as DONS $10,000 RAIN COAT — DISTRICT GOLF EVENT | - ur Ue | ; fs, ANN \ RY A! RI reve Syenand, ot MO, Eas Ry the A ciat Tene ee y i | A [_ = "| a eel. a father-ift-igw 7 - Ss | i tea Krieg stagerr * a | arr FP G b "ty _ Park. pi fl : : my . . ; . &,* hs ry : : 1 r ; . ; 4 ~ ‘fo ‘ * ; f ' - “eee : > . B : ; ’ . : : : * . ; : ; ; : o . : ~ nanan Memorial bid eget SCRE Boe opted ong bias mtew ~ ees SER Set ie nai inlay dion te 8d oe $ ve we gaat Site Bi BORE PRB rites yen on Te HO A aesagiae "> v dg aw « an ys ' ; j - = -* ; + " 4 “A 4 S - ery em, Q op sore, a5 at. haa wate) - 3 ba. thr ; P ce rield : hes 7 nrg sn ™ ? —_—— . ° run at the moment has , gee TES ee Re Ca ee red 2 : } to ad : ee ; 7 ate was loaded with TNT if you a it nmtm (oe Sars mpser Can Still Hi am Dar moi ~ : —" Daal at eee al PEE GEE TEN Ce iN COE Bw eo een hie ’ ilia a i ' think Dempsey has lost his punch. ...- . wa mea i 8 : 2 fe : the stadium where he : ‘ é : her H * > Ps , ; ? a 5 . vi} as the guest of honor 4 i cog ; | | ‘ “, i . *, , rh = 2 ‘ ; . Br 3 Manda , — yv. then tell me when you wake up if ater 1ld make the field a / ae : | jo. oe a. thousand Philad:'pi abe P sa Eh SiR ae ON THE SECOND TEAM lA 7) ne f i os | Gem! . you do that Dempsey has lost his : rGaa) Ben Crack- i, ee ae . Zz | Hi ~\\e%/ — ~ we y ] ier of BI | > | . hy ae a Sores: Cart Marke Bock Seee e fw 2 A 3 - : ie > etpter-2- ae t friem- children ne i oa i aia tll pecial 1 st-Dispatch : . 4 ‘ mm He h AS 2fCe,T te4 aiso an invit: punch. . , , —— ~~ —_ : athe ~ =e | =: —* Lo : > . :. tion to he ‘the vest of honor a? “I do net blame the many peop! ce . | te - eaige — Dped the Buildoy | —— ° ebrk: a banquet given by the New York | * 50 thought I had no’ chance ie he new es . | traint ‘amp prot ret] founded | —jA4 € aM 7 State department ; 'win, Many of my own frie , ‘Or ‘ ; chat i ; — Mitens 7 * erda; roe ‘Mach ¢ “Ole | —- # LN DAE AA. ee IM 6 MG cet or Sel SSRI Eng? we American 5 Tussay We Hy ; j - ; ‘3 : ; 38 é Adi ‘oa | - Ts : mt, ue thus boid staternerx without —_— a f Julia. Hane ‘nee Apeme). ‘ear comtradiction because we know i] a e fas Adelps Hahn. Mildred Bubmer. inew-enia he | prac | he t 7] Mey bevel tec again i = pe | ~* that im the Manuel Panstella only the the late ei Hee a a re : fig ah r accos ‘ble ¢ _— hecame a challeng: e he “i Saae fe! it pla ih - wns ; rhie : A srmoker may pay more money for a ohh _mpionship : e ace, ¥ | / 7 cigar, he may buy larger and different RR RT ae | sedi ¥ an | : - ie sizes, Dut me cannot buy a hetter c j . aed F . % ~ i oe} — ad - : , tkeae #3 ; ial ‘ gar id. “I was a stenographer ang WHITE SOX AND CUBS oe ee wes eamed ant pundits wo ode nt eS a4 ‘ , ‘ o wie KReens Hair Cam! ie ee on the tip of every tongue—+t m > Y. M. CG. A. TRAFFIC SCHOOL SWEDISH ATHLETES eI Combed. Glossy seme. y STANDARD TRAFF! NAGEMENT R BEA ; 7 H priate neckwear for every good St. Louisan NPD, : ‘ EME COU KRSES er _ 93 , H sain sat ia aS | T FRENCH STARS § \\ell-Groomed all Day | | a Cardinal Tie. These cores prepare mem ‘or hb @iticr we? mere mers practical traffte oe: mated fx HAMMETT. Entered inte rest on Torstar.) > *% 1926 at 3p. . Annie Dow lars : Prank & Hammett. | f D. Fresa + Laem 9 - Hammett and Mra. . X 1 eae etn ee nt tartare pap eueiisbnieeemenee, oo ee et ee SO I pt oe mans tn pone . x Lm PERN PUTO LE ESN Ns, Age ee laigNae sa Se PBR co rr catia! ie 2 2 ~~ eae 3 Bi gr he 2 Pema ieee + me —aepremep or ET 0 ERR 0 0 EO AA gee ee Pe bone bt et ey WN \ Perfecto - 10 Invincible 2 for lsc i President 2 for 2S ’ : 7 : co he , ’ } : on carga Ree age, eihpdedipdine eign Ah 2% yin , isc. the 2a8. 2 : : | orate the occasion. pratpects—-Mow 1 iMivaie «2 sirong end itter’sting uotividualit, Y. M. CG. A. PUBLIC SPEAKING SC P annual triangular match | well groomed ef "L Exclusively at Stix, Baer & Faller PRACTICAL STANDARD TRAINING COURSE — . ae Learn how to eli Stribling to Meet Rollinger. partunities ar wunliimitetd © rat ee nemo Gevreiop eflf-confidence and the power ’ through practira! training laarn how tt beeome a 100% ne ' ‘" - i ate - ouch to geod dre tuo wa as] ' . | PETER HAUPTMANN TOBACCO Y isi Fo wmea@erfully tm your daiiy iif hatever your r peaith i ' soy ee — be. CLASSES xow FORMING. <a ie decane fept -% orn. unruls ai ad | NUEL CIGAR, COMPAN Senet aintia Die ee SNe UCR RLS _Bewntown =Y.M.C. A. SCHOOLS en and tocux 500 N. Fourth St. Price One Dollar = ao randTaitat and "oncle 8 nl ay marta ~sinitetins- Sehiealapniagitinian urnish. ogs—Main with Low Roll.gger of Wa- as ~ -OlCe * , 3 8- . een ‘hai N CO Detroit. Aakers Oy hee. Hy OO tn

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WEDNESDAY. __ SEPTEMBER 29. 1926. TO GET IN TOUCH WITH OPPOR pepe. TIES FOR EMPLOYMENT! Read the help wanted columns. ee y ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH.. ss “ BOYS | HELP WANTED—MEN, BoYs HELP WANTED—MEN, DIE Lag erg envflope e experience: | SITUATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS: a Jay. Friday, Sat- INSTRUCTION. | LEARN TELEGRAPH Y—Visit our ur school. | talk with students: oO EATH s_ LOIDA—F nitered | into re St LAU NDRESS— Bit. we guarantee pos)- | |_PAINTER—Call after 6 p. a 1868 Bt. Leouls. ¢} gee iOS} | ‘PAINTERS Firgtclang mechanic: open after ee, on; or evening. hours a to Century Telegraphing | Ov. Dd. ¢ ear! fy be Tov ed husband of the | PERSONAL work and service. 1514. “EXPRESS | AND | ma EXPRESS and hauling Seater: reference: cas. aaa eae DRAFTS MAN—With store and office : | be capable of making t — perman ent wav ing. oo in-law ns grandfather. ane aegens. @ position "al Ge wages. fr ym hy ro LAt ‘NDRERS Ait — ~_ 12 AO eee ae 20 PLAYERS EXPE, shop. 3741 West Pine. te) | PAPERHANGER— ving sae 7332 Ma- _ple pi.. Overland ‘all bet «cen 6 sad 7p. Mm W Abash _$W. ie) lis “at PLUMBERB—Two first-class. endl 13 Box Y ts. Most. Dis, | aoe 3 FTSMAN—Com pelent, Ww PERSON AL—Grace. Brady. Rose Babian or Judith Satterstrom. G Rand 4750 about children? undersigned desires 70 get in coms Re ~ Henry a? ak 201 nh, | auie m mass at St. | 8 30 TO ENTER INDIVIDUAL 7 HORSESHQE To lead! — Dinyers letter in ll na ma — «ween ic) rest on Saturday. ck est et dear wy the | ‘ 10 . .. oe Lomas | _,ELECTRIO wining, ETO. MECHANICAL DENTISTRY | A PROFITABL E PROFESSION, ou thoroughly in every h "dear tether of Sesion. ~- ae entre rte seme: em aee seem DRIVER “Experienced ‘in North yy P. BD. x. OPERATOR—Denirer sesition ‘With | can furnish first-class years’ experience |FOR, new and ald ei “wiring call na partic ipa © in the 3939 Virginia av. {you can earn ‘whi Ne you | ROG “CLRRK—Regisierd: “must Inte rm ent in Calv: ary Coaebtery. ‘ ! val ARTY —On (nee He . =. oF | repi y 4496 Cook, 8 a m. Thurefay. ie) eee | RTER— Clean; i Germen. 51 larke:. | PROOF READER— Muat know how to 0. K. forms for press and be «6 eracticel printer: reasonable salary to start. 3 | iar Post. Mispatch. (e3) PI CTURE FRAME FITTERS Experienced men able to do /eareful, thorough work. Must . be competent to touch up frames. Apply Superintendent s 2 Office, Main Floor Baleony. | Heacon avenue, belove! wife of ‘Charles R. THs CITY } BARBER COLI LEGE — Pat 4 etna it Gon TRAVEL THE BUS W AY ul fro m ‘Peet a "fat 1eral home, hn eee A ansas City $7. > | Bennett Heating, Porent FINISHER — “expert spray Ne Q.. "Remains forwarded from E. WEN na rhe! ate «tae. 2 cou ree ; amendments to b ; . | day morning, ‘Oct 30. — other elites. pore vzand ice daily. bus with lavatory and buffet. ot be EST TRANSIT CO. . MARQUETTE HOTEL. FOOD CHECKER Oliwe. BENISH an | a of Nati On, al ~ City An eel ‘icas — K. - r awe wil bar | many, “present course a! talifies | MC LER BARBER OCOLLE pres Monday. Sept. Theresa B. Manion, STENOGRAPHER—Sit ; e; t appearing. famitli ar i > ing and bookkeeping. Elsie. Gas PIPE CLEANERS work guaranteed. dear sister of ated CHEC “KE! R-— ~ References: m _— the — cS Bradshaw. SEA LED PROPOSA Ls GENERAL CONTRACTORS NOTICE. The directors of the Missouri State Fair will receive hids for the erection ' completion of Administration he bul! t on , Fair M Pg : kn weds ” of om ike ‘MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES ewiledee of bos Keepin ASHP ITS—Re! inferced | concrete do ot ner concrete and « rU RNITU RE- “MOVING YOU) NG WOMEN needing “help before and | bas Pag > can find aera, at | Edw: ard’s C ‘hure h. ee siatiimauaas ® ainnery age 17: —— Bit. 1G Teo ERY gy se ry once : nner; erence with application: tr Tanscribe notes mccurately and |} CONC RETE ashpits $2 CL ERK—C ity “experience | : relict of Wiliam state wages also. - A | es of $25 requi mow | for plans which must be returned CO RINE. eaten urs. Charles ena and Gen viev a Bri uen- trom Gebicen chapel, and specifications, " Geaner and wrecked Co..* Vie. a but can Sranecssbe notes GROCERY “MANAGERS— —Splendic — Pa tee men : Apply 7 a.m. Kro Fall examiner fn —— Offire, FATES ts peisimed aavigg: tea nm hone GUY M’KINNEY TAKES KENTUCKY FUTURITY | PAY NE Entered | - to repair. “your: old | yw, and =; grandfather a! ad ‘une! FAMOUS-BARR CO. (c¢3) | PRESSERS—5639 Easton. (oo) PRESS ER—Colored. experienced o mcn's and ladies’ clothes : i5 Merce. oo" ee PRINTE RS—Copper ‘plate Winter os S2 S| eis Co.. 600 SN. Broadway. myn h loor ee } Retail Hardware Man Attractive, permanent posi- | tion for thoroughly experienced -|man; preferably man who has rta-/ been partner or proprietor of GROC ER ty An AGER—Spiendid industricus met: wet centage of poe. STFC OP ERATOR: hike position at once. - - et Fn “aven ue , ; | PATE NTS — watson | > a, Col: father-in-law and Fos Rersicul viars. call Ty P PIsT- -¢ “3 ERK — - Bit.; writes legible oan 7903. _ LOST and FOUND work “eaparienc ed; no 4 ) Ww ines oe On, Wed nes’ oe Phone. Garfield 9047. THEATRICAL og: eer R’ rAINERS—2 Lafayette avenue, fiov SE v7 iN— Hotel Interment in New St. * » © . and ariven by Nat Ray. and tae heat iS stalled in new and ole houses; expe rience, y ST clent a to conduct ar settiements and handle all corres in connectios therewila. references and salary : permanent position. Hannibal Mai!road. ment oy ay Ti15. p. on Monday, Ty PEWR RITER—Re pair! ing, adjusting. ‘Te- 5 8. 3d rand ater and uncce of Louis Randolt —--—— 2) | ran f | Quy of town work. work by ag or Address en tn oe fif ty- ng ‘year pak PIN—Lest "Funeral ‘Thursday, “lorissant avenues. dies. _wash ing. or by day. position ne pore * . - - | ge gneedione consijeret: peer! “oppertunit. y for right party. notre 2 and 4, Marion R 139. JAN on ie oe premises and boiler. ‘PRE SSM AN Exp, @ Their ma and Car! } 2 pai tING “AND VAPER HANGING Wd. oem GRand 210. | planter ~—~- 5 | Chippewa, Thursday morning. — -, LABORERS—W hite. colored. thursday ee tor as L A BORER S—50 colored. Barge line, | East St. Louis river front, north of Free : Bridge, 7 p.m. night _ gang, 72:30 a. m. day | - pleasing personalite: | attrac uy ve appearance ee Monday, : . m.. Emelia Redhase of 272 | WR ACE LET— Lost, PArkview 1470M. day. “private, family. mepers pease Cor near or in Statler Hotel, -” EeMPLOYMENT. WANTED her forty” “cig! ath year. ‘ * 1 a stioensalmnenaittainkamtiesss ipsnenstaiioen ie ee MENNICH BROS.—To repair vour | make them waterproof. ee eer rb we "ae | 5 Sauneey or clean- SAY ERS = eee y. | : : tail; name + ule. = Di. 926. at 12:10 a m.. Sherman RANE EL and com &. 13 University st. ‘ poe e. half houn d, white es a white. wante wor tt dark brown saddie on back: - | CUltax SOTSW SF a ler. 1308. GARRICK Tonite! Boxing Bouts 5h BOXING | Burlesa a iemeiar | _ STOVE REPAIRS ey half hound, white with “16. wants 2 ae arn trade; Pee G brown sgaddie on back: reward. COlfax 507 SW oS... TYiler_ ete ee for, ving rome ; two children, ‘3.5. SCHN ORBU GE f aes, BRAUER SUPPLY a | 316 N. THIRD. __ N er ON COLLAR: Gane ENTER— Sit. ¢ ABANY 3162M. ol id or “new Saale day | iW. (4) 87 | STOVE REPAIRS. “Amel ia Sctine fe Ruth Sch no rbus aaa areat-gsand lt pa MAC HINIST—Fi st MATL ORDE R HEL P y ou NG Hapy Tllig bookkeeping machine; _of office details. y gran ddaught er and the age of ay months, | CARPE NTER—sit.- WALL ino nt ae 8 ote paulo ba eaakie ier years eapenence as cas ler for the Fox Films Corp., GOOD wali a, put on — rane Peter and Pa aul’s Posautery. SCHLUE Sept. 27. 1020 int 0 te] _on “end i 32 . | ER & FULLER RAND-LEADER for advancement. "Banging save money by | and a willing | worker. . Box N- ‘14 ( HAL inh Et "R—Sit, : must have at Sch Lucker, darling HELP- ss c Cleaning. plasterin 1W. (c PAP E oR H ANGING—Clean ning. - 25703. 4241 “Shenandoah. (e3) Geor ee ‘James and Grand ‘and einer t-L {} ee ] CU L TU RE D GENTLEMAN—Oifers service P M AN ~For Garbacn “le: : “who can invest $2000 “Pare and Orpheum oh a . . 2119 Son th ‘Twel ith street, wWarer ‘in ‘the evening after 7 DIERKER - Entered in! ai his -esidenc © al busbar! of Frat i change and 2 keys: a3 tn a ment iturea a, pail “Priseo_ nds ici scceseahiecauelibdibacascuciaitaapibans @ experience in fob print- | in | wholesale house Box | Louie and sie. Sebetathteehtthimetenantinemntitien a te /ment. sure Be oe any marty. Seemed home, fe or h A Apoly 1536 pour Be Bi} oe ~ re brother-in-law and sanitised “to ay apien sampues: WOMEN’S Setuieeditidiineesbesiaeen die ane MARRIED | MAN ; opportunity to progress, hardware store. Apply Super- intendent’s Office, Main Floor 'Baleony, FAMOUS-BARR CO. en et ee | PRINTER—Allround man, with some ex- ecutive abil ity; one who is anxious to ~ eonnections with a meduim-sised, growing plant in St. Leuls; «ll commen!- ications strictly confidential: "y's expert: ence, age and references. Box ¥-51, P.-P. | ROL L PAPER PRESSMAX—With — ence. Apply 207 S. Oth st. fc ee ALES CORRESPONDENT—$1i25 $150. ; ” Conmetigeaed: 604 Olive. SHA PER HAND—Wo at fag “8 sole Cc treee] Casket Co _{cd? SHOE REPA A} elderiy. 160”n 8. Jefferson. te) SHOE” “WORKERS RS—-Experien planes sole rounder on women's Mc ay ee Samuels Shoe Co., 3443 x Proadwa fe? | SH OVELERS—i0. Apemeshign way and Lansdowne. Fred hrena. ic) | SHOV ELDRS—10; eee and Seibv Ren Winkler. SODA DISPENSER Wor pote Iguintaln service; @ m ay at mpe Ballroom. Theh | Delinar (@) frigeration experience referred. Ape Kroger's, Tiffany and Vista cd STEAM FITTER— Experienced. 1452 Case “TEDL WORKERS—Must be able to fe biue print. form and put a . in place and supervise crew. Roxana (roleum Corp. Wood River, Tl. STOCK CLERK—18 years. at ch» N, 10th ‘¢) TAILOR—FExperienced? must be 3 cOAa*- maker. 23441 Olive. fe) ! FAiton ~Altround tailor; one that a, . | assist oe help out in every (our e¢oat shop: elderly gent ainan pre- ferred. Apply National Tai + ol & eee RBA and Chestnut. 9 Pen outside work. Apply at ' #114 Minerva. e fer | TINS ERS —2 first-class, and helpers. Cal! Y-! until 7 il S. 14th sat. ied) | TINNER— ee only; ~qieady 05 Faston av, | /INNERS—TPhree. Appiy O21 WN. 3) TINNERS—Casket. eheet Kregel Casket. 1401 7) one Seotal ~ TINNER-- £xpertenced inside and aie Om Ols Cass ing furnaces. Gruen iler ds. io } {OP PIBCE N AIL re rotery: -) with staple nailing experien red . Meare Wood Heel 4057 ae ?p . te y | ies AF a wnat LERK —Good salary. intend | TRAVELING | — LECT | age 25 to )8=—.—s« 400 — ment eo heuse: surety bond reauired as ‘olliers. 27 Arcade _B TRUCK DRIVER— Neat a sepa ried preferred: see “ei ™, 4, m.. je 8 N. Grand | TUCK POINTER—Today. 4157 = ran | Freer. Stewart. WALLPAPER ot LEANERS—And Fei washers; -must he experienced ‘at onee 4484 Enright. WET CLEANER Allround, oapaviemenn | helper. United Cleaners and Dyers Conn. 4461 Easton. (e) ? Experienced Wrap- | pers and Packers— Apply Employment | Office, 5th Floor. B. | NUGENT & BRO. cnummeeanans — | YOUNG MAN-—To take care office and not afraid of cs work pone eo a -wonderful opportunitr. iy Y¥-43. foe Dire, ___ ‘cS YOUNG WAR- fo take 1 take, charee of book ope in local offices of state ace. v:40 | experience, add and e number. fe | Bex ¥- 118 Prvet- fevt } Gehrke, dear eist er of Elsie Bartolet meee named SHOPPE on steamer Ww ashington; a poY —Must be “over is years 3 Of are: | ME ATC { ‘TTER- —Rit’s “OPPICE. MANAGER Sit.; ; Want opportunity for advance-— cue: ANN- En teret! into rest on Tuesday. oR 6 SR + Fray Manufactur- ae ar sheber Sadan helor ed “husband of Anna Tiemann . stepfather of Fred so ee geniney as preted Kebsch, , | weATOT TI ER——City w holesa le grocery. BEAUTY PARLORS AND HAIR DRESSING __ RMANE NT w AVE—No al. Ts Thot *e, ee ee { é Marcus Cemetery. ~ JOBBER- Steady MECHANTC—-Banerienced BS faverience. “anl ” ’ ee > Zz j= r A Friday afiemoon, wearing appare), . , father of Ado! ph “Hahn. Mareus Cemetery. “TONTRI ~’ ‘Ratered EKM ANEN marcel wave, F ~ — * ~4 BUSHELM giana Employment father of . Robert “SAL ESMAN- Retail or whol salir: MBRET er eae 6 ost: we ‘distribute aan WN, Mth. DRESSMAKING—MILLINERY AL TERATION roe rt on great- -grandfather | : MEN- Young and middle. awed, to run on Qin. a MAMMErT Entered | into rest on Tue sday. " relict _ Frank N. Hammett, ie mother of Perey D., ‘ and Tillie M. a enaks and Mrs. WAT’ “ FOR—Lort MEN- Fo take Jane awnings: ah RESSM A KING — Ladies” 9f shevsenes preferred. 4d. tiie sos 10 Belle! eM i Cemetery. a Ee ne P ' B. NUGENT & BRO. Aa \ kK BR WRIST WATC! i—Lost; . —_ a MEN-—To See tte and experence emenitial- SITUATIONS—WOMEN, GIALs | B x OKKEEPER—And gene ra! edu ated pad de ependat fable ‘ a on Thureday afte moon, Bellefontaine Cemetery, c) a C cRDY ae - HELP ERE tenngt | Oe ee es hese | oS private. Moore and M re. our svandiather. father-in-law and unele, meee aeament brit‘le 43 Miseourt 7 Theater | (4 his eichtir- second yea 7 CA NDY MAKER. r Soak Spcome arn or ‘good pereona lity. trade and professional . to conelatent workers. n 411 Central National Bank ef inal Ties CANDY MAKER—Firsi-ciase Little Rock. Ark A NS A ER TEE mR es cm Grand ‘Boule v vard a \ »> "nce all w as a ee of i. Hols Vincent de Paul Bociety Michael - Parish. Ww pak = — me ‘car — bert a necessary: "Pay lor and Olice a COOK—Sit.; : and downstairs — or care ssgonia for the Loyal Fans of St. Lours DAN ‘ING tne (Mondays exc spied). | HELPERS —Appiv etaten isiand Cleaners, 2306 Washington. Ce Fala 2 ‘ates, ines Olive: ic} PLE RK enteieneas ate ady position; aood pay. os + 3 respecting bome rena state fat) y experience. salary expected etc. ¢ HOF KER—Entered inte reat on Me nday, | TWELVE + i AUT) ST Cnirbea 3 Sch osong BUSINESS =oage BRICKLAY’ G & Lt G gon "et ee et tiasses every Tuesday and Friday evening. vhen baseball reigns supreme ite ood Gncie, when the Car- the World Series are Pry tongue—the most appro- br every good St. Louisan js PACK ER-——Experenced bref erably married: al fr ma gage chapel, Coffee and Spice in, on Thureday, cept. conversation, ae am ember oy the Hols Name | be rmanent posit on Classes Monday er venting. 4) - ~ Moment No -. and North . d COLL oN K— yrrent 4 Naa MAR With a ex | lean 7ue as ec) ir ; » *. Sloslee Oe Bi $ ee and. | YACNG WAN—OT neat appearance: | ¢ | n @ figure. to mode! clothes lee ,. Clothing house: must feet 19 inches , tall, Measare 37 chest and 42 waist. | Mr. Wilsen. Curlee Clothing Co.. | Waghingtan, {#) YOUNG MAN * Large wholesale house re .. auires the services of an am ae bitious, energetic young man. 70 - to 24 veare old. for a - position in the merchandise de partment This position offers an excellent opportunity for the right young man. Give age. edu cation. experience and salary exp scted Confidential. ¥Y 226. Post-Dispatch. ( } | YOUNG MEX—Two. for - @utaide “weal: chance for tnexpertenced men te make good money: circulation sales work. ply 330 Pienters Bids. rs | YOUNG MEN—3 agsressive. rea: at ge ing. break inte especial sales worm Gay to start. Tennan, 1961 naiow (A Re eR = atm change. YOUNG MEN ‘DESIRING TO ENTER SALES PFIRLD. We wil) train a lmited number of reu men, 24 or over neat anpearance. ir oye cation. in our mechandi«ing awe Be the object of quickly promoting them te supervisory positions Muet be satiefied with $29 te $45 per week during shart traising pe | We are a $14,000,000 corporation and ~ ithe leader w one of the world's ereatest iimduetries the electrical aopliance field: pa |acovtremmrnte will he assigned ta eo - acento to light ornamental and house front work A and our ‘daughter, | CARPENTERS Fi suubens wa! weer Ae filling rest Tuesdar. Sept. ; (gerst Manufactur ' t? "DETECTIVES. - aS iMe osrt ) Tes virder dues Shacowing and lov estizatins: M O8 i r . PLATER—Appv'v at work. Muperieor Flectri: NIGHT c LERK—Expe rienced. ads NIGHT CARRIE. Uncorteceed, least 45 yveare of axe and is our confidence in the t we placed an order these Ties, having the woven to order—so that might have them to cele- PSUR SEEN CRAP Oa ; HOt SEK EE ogee >. Secret Service, Suite r 35 years of ee me! 6 rE PE nt Et | Sees . 14 N conc RETE L ABORERS—20- nor sek RRPER—S! t.: lith and Poplar. ’ = gs ER-—S' t HOU : EXE E OFFIC gE — 38-18. run errands, DAMON,. Hlland ' ical work: must be rt ae ad. ' ALTER ATIONS Remodeling. gre, Calvary Cemetery. ‘tien in good mother on 3 13_MeCauriand._ Cou Pr. EW hite _houmwork: and outeide work. permanent postion I" enw state ages and S Poot hos past commander. ; R. iced) | INSTRUCT ION ALL men- women, 16- 60. wanting ( to quailty houses con ered t Stix, Baer & Faller One Dollar ge-—-Main Floor.) cd OPERATORS — Steady work ; ‘OANVASSERS anc men experienced | on men's clothing and raincoats. BARNEY'S ARMY STORE, 920 Washing. ton and 1315 Cherokee. ; a . Re kerTnann), Sem e ‘CARPET CLEAN’ N'Q—_UPH'LS'G 1203 Sreale Bldg. oe a agro ge ( Sea ‘ eenins “o. {father and uncle. at the | grandfather of Virginia. fav NDRESS—Sii hal _ and pana hew department in furmirure store: give reference. Box _ Experienced. aero (Men's Furn lishin TarNpRess wh: . Decenand ! frerm Drerenhein Bros" Le am alrirenaine. | Sewer STERING "furnit ‘ | our any *toree we maintain in Mt. Le ‘and * vicinity For apnilieation and infermation « Mr __ areas 10a mort pp. m. Me o tim ; g04 EQUITABLE BLDG. #13 an prose aieetll ie J “AGENTS WANTED—MEN AGENTS. © Madden president of | the Peerless Life Ineuranee Co. of KE | fae City -" will he in Sf —_ at ity Chub rdneetay and uredar of thie week erranging fer « branch office: the 4! eomtracte will be made p ae with ' be ere a Dee. to Jaree _ ere aor re SOLICITORS CANVA {Drown on +" products et ™.. firet floor, 3639 Alien CANV APR Men to iake order we tot bianketa silverwase etc.; sold on time Se a eee on is; house-to-house work : (80) | mien. Reliable Specialty i “In Uis ‘Local Ly urney- can ee Ss ote ; » oe (cd) j Udholstering Co. | stews a4 vea CO AAA AE ECT REA LAGE NE ESE AGE SABRE BOLO KS AR Dy a eRe 8 2M Tags inc HS SE oe Te oe et ee re 7 \ ’ i ia sai a P a . 4 : 4 jet 34 ei pa, é 3 -_ See ee Se aes a I ae be ow vr eiew oh eam 9 rte when ~ ee eS ee ee ee , ea is a ebro “ sale a a we atin’ | leat een ete es es Ei tall ro chet ib itv BRAMAN LC Ra ell spel Hlth oP AIR EOS

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WEDN eee S Gg > your money back. Bhts and Sundays ; | WES' SIDE BUICK ; S200 CHEY KOI E T nr) a , “ne of the Teach the Op is inely: led few de S125 down Ww: liame . DODGE —1925 touring; Cheap; trade: terme. REDS E—Tem uring ‘ane : ition 130 A 1995 eee touring: =LL, 2900. “ Duco: new trade or ter rn I> % ‘ aD curing; 1925; 1 FORDS—10 toy Urings; ae like mee terma. Je: | FORD— Tourine- Slarter. com Morris, BR53 Olive: _Tear. es, it| FoORDs—5 touring , ; Many Others ic } are €8 nearly new ne rad EFvarantesed hall Quality Weed Fords Py N | “pen Sunday and evenings. a4. 0 ~ g . FORD—Touring. late °2 FOR D—Touring IQCE - _ Gandy ; Beiect from- | Daly te “ Ruaranteed: ‘libera | “et T} in JOHNSON “a TO CO. — See and ($590 to $1°5 I AY MALWELL — i bainted: Jow price. HUBER. NASH Condi tic nh. |} OVERL «4 N Pine Tourings 2 ik v¢ ced mechan) Cally ; and LIND L 29 a Ss) DEBAES “Enis ee : : : « Sees ~ : ai ©. ae Six: briced to se!) ' | Recognized the worl re 'Plece in economical. fully urous tr ~ corner 1sth an oe °F PTEMBER 29, i9 R29, igz¢. SEPTEMBFN 29, 192 me 428 ROOM AND and Ads las > FOR SALE NER ‘SET F FRE cE 4.50: | —~-+ See, naan aa ee —ecannetenemeee t year—24,931 MORE than the T HREE other St. st. Lo | ROOMS WITH uls newspapers C OMBINED-@a | l. Rooms FOR RENT—south t— ure —————— OLIVER BOA RD—ciTy AO Ee | SED CA® SH ER 18TH TO 30TH Berede LOW PRICED U gy, $640) 1923 Chevroiet oad Be 123 Buick Tourj MUSICAL HAST AUCTION —— ve Stock ‘ URE STORE nklin and Morgan eine wo oe Tine eee ut Aly ‘onditiohed F urni ANGE FURNITU 27 N x. Eighth St.. T 25¢ ON + + $275) 1923 ¥F ord Coupe -- $200) stg Chevrolet To - $200) (il2) Twelve Others. show—cash. terms or _Musical Employment efrigerator \ Between F "a De wanes ss For ae -ARDUE MOTOR ¢o, f Pianos and Orgs bar Bl, PArkview -526 An P1CO- eo 3. “p: fece gescar d — a: ~ oe | : Has fry lal winter 4m ideal a; immer g > |;auipped; balloon tires, 3 5) jiu o Paint etc.; also on . won = ‘osure, but repainted: — ™ GI © Us . : Delmar, gt ; BY rey = 18 | > U1 € IS AD AND _ CREDIT FOR n Touring 3 1035, ~ CO ¢ | (iter Rectoet 11925 CHEVY ROLE > Re OMS, 916 9. yan ar market : no rea i terme. 7) price WEHEER'‘s | Ss NORTH BRancH® orand "HR ‘YSLER MODEL fo 60 a ‘Ht? miles. ve CITIZENS p ACCES n latest, Sie «ane 3t20 KUHS- i HAVE AUTOMOBILES Automobiles For Sale Miscellaneous urn. = a —— For 4 WEs STMINETE R PL furn Tate nd a. ET : fF laranteed-: LINDE R= DA VEN igh Dod ge ae com Dletely ee REPOSSESSED motometer th ns. s ow TH weet _NASH CO en evenings el 55 to Fir! _ 4464 Easton. teres, and ald [) i lrade: Perfect Shape: § 3-Piece ‘‘Kroehler’”’ D AY ENETTE SUITE MAHOGANY FINISH |FOR cea our ring Ji 1923 mo model: $ latest | Oo ? CANE BACE. Den evens ndier, | JOHNSON AUTO CG CO., A et | FORD—Tou rings. '°5 and oa; these is posnible to i; @asy net 27 top: in £004 cona o. "50 Seiect from. Downs Auta Co. STORE a and OF FICE FIXTURES ees - a8 mae, only $175. and runs Food: Forme ith hallo 3687 OLIV®D ‘ay FORD TOURING CARS be convinced ; rea) with Starte | Models, , wees OWEN CO.. ‘3578 WILSON MOTOR "SEL 1. LING OUT 7 artest apori 60 Lan Dining Tabi a4 E- Srexsson — FOS ceraeories, Parts—For sal 7- passe nger teurine ‘ SEWING MACHINES NG MACHIN Fc : t low price. HUBER. 2601 ‘ke tires $5 down. 43590 0 ae KUHS.g HAVE anbute » Boies FOR SALE—Wrp] :° ges touring ; refinished in ane sca aii! 4 SOT ELANEOUS nce ee - Huber, 260] y F v RNI a E—Di: 925 Studebaker or d ve a Ddable and Snsportation. “holies curtains, loon tire ;* @jl accessories Bel) cheap: ievinen or trade. Weber's. (ec) | cusl Chassis For Sale oe, ae AND _TREES ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY TYPEWRITER AND A Tires For =e v i For Sale ica! } FEDERAI—j is - ton: ¢ fu rniture fas; ©8b:; good bur: $2 200, _Foed deral. ] ous | FEDER AL—2-ton; open express b body; attrac tive price. 1808 — Pa rk. aulic hoist. | 1803 built: a | FEDERAL—3 ton: nydri ni 'FORDS- -15 ton =. UP; trade terms. 2506 8 _ Jefferson, ty: | FORDS—js fon trucks; cheap; 3% terms. 2506 8. _Setterson. . 4) PORD— 7, uck, late ‘22: $75: panel | — ats N ™ hilar dq. ) FO] uis—i15 ton trucks : §025- 24;— nt Stvies trade. terms. 860 McNair. th PORD - ; is | Heury Krumm, 4258 Loui | dealers. — | FORD —Trocks. overhauled . BuUarantes; Sunday and evenings. FORD Trucks; @ J-ton 7 used for exhi- Oiuon PUrpOSes : sUaranteed; greatly re- 40Ced pric “Ss; dO not fail to see eelore buying elsewhere. Ford Motor yr 4100 F; rest Park bi. : iaaonsatnsancteneensinntieee | FORD—4 light . trucks, closed bodics 8; over dau] “8: Motors. repain ted. good tires: $150 ; FUaranteed- ‘ery easy ee ~ te lay an : “evenings JOH ° iN ' ALTO CO., 3667 OLIVE . POR Ds ike brapgucks 1826. 1025, ie24- Ske Dran new: gt molutely fuarant teed; . SVUIPMmeNt, stee!} are reg! bargains abd ‘ors ’ 44 ea ey te rms FORD TON TRUCK | 1] p00 O00 motor: with Starter Coa! y¥: only $10, $40 down real — ai Fhe, other ss eaitte on hand, W. HH. OWEN pas AS 1 Wasi); ert MISCELLANEOUS WA =. Tops Wanted ‘trucks: all &tyles: HORSES AND VEHICLES HOUSEHOLD Wi Truck, one ton ; fine condition. Ulsiana. No d rebuilt: d; Pm terms, Mendenhall, : Nuality t sed BABY oe we icker wat “are, 2315 Lecuet. u oe : + 7 ele. ae B A Ef ; ct, torn & 3 iVvate. rT at MACHINERY l express bodies and Panel and curtain side “KROEHLER’ why MINING od puarhie :, Ford aler pee iD | 4 Jefetreon, 9 EXCHAN, = * RES 7th and Ma ket S's ‘s. BM « ~I -ton Pre em exprers body, $135, Jedera! 1803 Park Vin TOR 1925 ge -ton truck: ; it: Mey “2 ’ ry 'S and rune like new: som At the Sper; sr - Sena Used _ : Truck Sale | SEPT. 27 TO OCT. 6 ? ‘ I “U Wil find Reos Dodges, Vie c -_ $ ete i sias =. aon R CAR CO. weet Tle ” eet tl eae Automobiles For Sale Miscelianeous a Special Used Car } Sale SEPT. 27 TO OCT 6 These care have been recondi- Seige a Tepainted. Snd look and run é ri . 1925 Siuts sport touring. . ott o ewett eport to rey Reo tour: — , te we: : | ee H24 co + Chandler hbrougham . 4 yn this fale if you ‘are tn) tmewt Deon 't ‘aes this sale if you ere inking of » Ueed car Ife Bi cheer; ackh......- les Cherrrnlet ae if? Jewett coupe — ep ee Ig” $ > ? ese (ck ~Upe Shine 7% : K QRDELL MOTOR CAR 45 Locust Jetteraon Bao. mht RSDAY, ° ; offered to | and Fords of many ™ ee and ~°»? tr pes. KAR DET C 7! A. #8 Selki rk ‘AS RANGE—c abinet —— acl. oe —OITY oo ———— AND eo {S—An ! . Want Ad ali er- tisers — with a discount of at ty aceite tee brniture . at Big KITCHEN. CABINET PARLOR CHA IRS Reaches FAR MORE Every Day Than any Dav ENETTE crete ments Revairin Ttis t ry oe eae ; ‘ris. ; hey - ‘cS 3x) Wie iy Ker ; "oh org . ° , _— ‘ 1 * 9. @ y ~¥ if >} ee hs * 444 e, © *r?) owe sm e' pai *t © ; ae ba: * $3 ’ 4 r r ’ is , 4 jes ’ ° J oee = _ t “s P : 4 7 ‘ ed Srittnae Wad Ok wer c NORTH W ESTE “EN HOTEL Se re IN: ai” VY BROS. om. &. 14th (ed) ee : B: ige Buct:4 and kt ~thenett ht at new | ‘ — ‘vIn EPRIWIr « N - : “fe * 9 “tae De bt 4 ss etex oe: eT. LOvVIs POST. DISPA ‘TCH ” ’ . & (ri fOLUPrPLE T are “ cottage: = 7 bd *? . mele ree! * o = ’ ns rm ‘ i Oo ey ‘ "es +~ — ‘ : SOU) eu rn wrn afi $B ao ‘ ro . bildven. Ada ei pT ile 5 P C LA 3 an | fg € 7 : adie . 2 ; : - eine 7 ; +} ' to? j mont! 2" “cee . ’ 5 . . ¢ . » Gery r. ang ’ l A —~ si @@rn- heated. f ¢ MIN ERY A * Mh : ; ‘2iT} ~s t +3 oa OMA. si a ¢ NS at ) | Studing gas, electric: sere! ah ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED VA-—Furnished wvutsidde MINERVa % ST argy PO privat , ". ¢ ’ f TY : 7 4 AND RBOAKD Witd—Wellston | 5 . ® om Pe 34 immils ruiet ren eotia ble - : emplored Rox ¥-48. le . ? “ * oe . = b. ove t-~» T Att “ , " SA 2K ~tiouss keeping and MT] \PRVA ie +--kK 'T} Miteiiet ¢ ik ? ¥ “ar PA RMD Witte samedi Pn piny ei ‘ | . , . tk", er: : ies S&-. Copvemencess 2d floor USOR OOD ig ear ston : other a: aby: private: west, Write ‘ . : FY : 7 afi " a ’ 5 SEW ~ cE AD 91a N ° rT) fi ling tO US4 + “! | & wl a Darl mest s et Anthony Daria? x pafige « arn ae ive i? { “——Neatly furnishe rage spac ‘ . Se) i anal Box Y¥-178. Post-Diepatch ¢ a a . V¢ C3 H 4 > ; oe os af M4 7? 4 i re } ee. A _— - —_ 3459 4 LM rere Eo » if j At SFr ; . a het a na . r fy lle ral ” °? ® " ry3 >t o@ 7 ? ‘—7, =? a ~ > t od pe a © “iy AO) 24) Pee OU »* na e 8 j q Cae om * wh a+ rh "hi 4 ; or a e ——ZLO0O™m {¢ €enieman .: GRand 3848) : PAG, oJ &S8—F rons ' Mt connecting houseke- COUNTY'S FINEST COPPAGE “PARK 3—3 rnoms for light ‘ie Tootig. in apartmen ew Tred rae oS Ooms ——— lm SUBURBAN BOARD wAnTED + heey POM Se FERMI y » NAS ig Ae SS + TE ey ay a a A AB Sypiot scp » oo ne “ 4 On the Meramec highiv nveniences te.ephone Eerivate far ily COonvernientiy } plenty of hace food sand beach: BO one s* ‘ » * . Pes ” a 4 aT cate Cer current: prices reasotablit; aay terme ad UPtilsiie _ ry ITs. C;@a rj — o-~ s 7 " ‘ 4 s T? o-« 3 + ” rated tel) * PARKVIPW, 4332-—Room. kk? euen $45.40 nian’ O84 rat C “tape mc : - : oe Firage iJ} ry ar 4 »s ' ; } iis 8 atu 1Onta: ai é ’ tr, rrT* ~ 2 = zi ° - ~ e 2 en TCC; rr Yea tn . ’ a , * +. . ~ + a4 : ° e-» e . ~ e ? r icy emr ,e | PAN IN iol } aff “OZY rocmea for Cou e H () iS “ P Rens first floor; $25. Hiland 0942 W of diane. ; ° Py - , Pir ‘SAU | , oe ba ’ i. MM YT) wr . . 4 > ; 7 ‘ “Fr Riverside 2127R" (6 rMOND 93 Tooms. beautifully ae ’ a — a) mi} ° ° A ” * = te ‘Yr. oF Z Néeatiy furnished |, r : ; ; . —— team heat eet | ROOM —Tare arimen: tefined man Pam heat. ferences: reasos FOrest 17423M APARTMENTS FOR RENT iLarre fire ‘Shed fr ne Rov WS Nicelie irmished oar r iwo gen & -— = Tee. . oe = tier Po Dp +1 ite LIne Pil, et, H ieS5Ax orth ~Largs POUL front : “oN Desire? io ' 2Dart ment Oimnar . tities a*a i ea me 6, " as - . : ° 4 : " 9 » — Eom $ eq for 2 board or REAM ’ ’ (: ‘ TARP] 4646- — POO erfi: lency ° - , ’ . 6 rence. 5 | | residential district, garage: $55. . - a , . : art ai 5 2 Pay . r - - — 16" ts SO Fryer ahead * th , teailaguetl i - PArkview 17°0n ¥; ae : i PERI, * j cam. LAciede 7401. / = MTree ; the ua efined “IVERSITY. 3523—$ rooma. oun Foom ‘¢ bf ta con. . wr : . 3 a. , «MA ‘ sf ; . 4 +e oo ee ’ - , ea ~ cer Tre t rex ry} B80 It. Ph, “ea DF TiAr 41k TW after a -. Mu PO y b 2 ’ ~~ . : = , P ; } nan Pras iavie GZ Re OM lady . etna!’ flat hea gleer 4 R ( OM EF FIC IE NC YT. ~ $49 A “B4i—Llght housekeeping | ing room “he, Ll or 2 employed: Hod 12 Varios o Ax eae” seid a oa —s ter 2 ” € 2 aGuite ri af i : rat ; nsne iis oday singie room; gentle. R iM-—Connecting large room, bath STA Nie Y Pps PEIN. $i ; ‘¢} American plan. Cadanne Hote FOrest Artieid 0464 ss > . = Beautifully furnished S005 (cS) “e > ( ot . K aid RD.. of. ii) re) wes ~ { } ¢ ry ° . ‘ 4 | ar, ’ > ed room for Nght i st'n RRA 6146—Lares warm room. | GREER 4168 O—New. 4 rr ’ at on rrtent, 2 . ~ ’ : a ; . o-. ry rt . Ore a) Ss’ eam eating 8 om ii I a i e oe x i Ours © ~ af CON TEMP! .F' ! 4B A } iz} ] bow ; om Fe "RO % te - ‘ ; te home: 2 le South r > ’ i , be ; ‘4 « ay a= : front | PArkview 45844 “ ow ~ / ix C ,@aT% urniishsad rY 4 Art i¢ Sin V ERNOWN SA4G : . * ‘> Pe “re 4 ; } ‘ ; Large room for 2 Par ARN ANSAS oe ? Alberta Apartment G7; 50 +5 View 40790Ww ioe : arg av iduail rere Separate . ; Tee : fy ‘hirahtes: no better Incatic foll-—Nice large. light | VERNON 542g eect en EOE Pn ceees ancien LAciede 28@7 _ ‘ ‘ ~ ’ : te 1} > Pry or th. ¢ . a? gact ae ol ea “a ; Tit 4 rs ms ba’ ? heat: hor Va ver t a t¢ >} ¥ omy ¥ a ee ‘ oy . ‘ , . ii ter ; ‘ tT} ere ‘(s;Rand ‘ 3934 rnishead near Reser. os ' ' * : (74 SPs PMwat 7 Ree 4 oT cree. i. P , Borg : ‘Ra Murphy hede See janitor «or i Awtirr.s f r » 4144. k ‘ & ¥ . - ‘ *: Bat ae “ ; 2 OO een firniak 9202 eee ip Ne J ALTHEIMER, WILLIAMS & ate fas ms Soe. Stee os a CALMER. INC. @17 ¢ etnu ee WASHINGTON, 48004-—-3" joy Poome: | grasa ase ce : ‘Orv Slee niy ® reom ] . as : pty ? at tom. % pmo ke = . Poormag: ty ae kitchenette MPTON 54084 8 New ana rtr ant, 2 -—* ‘ASHINGTON, 4018 Ny 6 housekeeping rooms, S-room efficien: y: $49: } * uu sna as ’ "* Kitchenette free phone 310 week “ood floors furnace. het Proce: cold Water ~,—~ Weil-furnishe. Snes oe n be bead Get, } Call H. L. Schaefer and Kitchen. in | wastry TON 6638.—Nicety furnished Arlede @4°5 > a . , 1794 ‘1 Sean? f — — . ‘ . . Pp ir . - 2 — 2 . - - — 7itva ; ‘ Sonne ant | F. J. CORNWELL R. FE. oO. 111 6 n 2 tulet fighiborhooad “Crest 36 J ; (cO) | ‘mn @ Quiet neighborhood. F = ;, | 4640 ge +s THIRD FLOOR KAsT. Large f ont ae ee -. ae = eo BS rome ee Servi Oe - Ccpen: DUS Ness rian rat WAT ERMAN. IU. — Fine OCa\ on 5 ee repay far Te Rery ar e4 Versit) ar; Cesiraise room ; em pi vas | Jat r Grether & 4 0. Rin Int. Life Bide. co — Neen rooris Lot W ros ~ : ‘ - : tt ELLS 7 i eee @ §)} ig t ¥ ge ‘ : 4 tr} ay) e ian I eset I[R2Z5J (4) | Ww ' rs rf) if ad ° * ro *) ] « +” oo . f re re , roryry - , Private fan all mVveniences ) PARTMENT—@ rooms. sun perior; r , ‘ . ; : sis ” : o¢ eal ah Eon 6 WESTMINSTER $528—1 Ifans 1Ousek eer 7a oe teG CAbany 66% (OAT i he i - ’ a” 4 " ‘ . oo >. wd is ge Ten } se : ing roonTn ‘ mi} “4 | ae | MENT ~—~ Bese al artment in city = igh? eatiyv “ur tt i MING Ti. BD Tt _ ‘ ~ ~ “ front thie rr rey : “ FOOT Zz bathe. Ww eat End. in » ® f) . ‘ as | ‘ ‘ sh F oe rn ‘ Tl @ier) ne Be re st 6772 Purrils heed ee | ¢ ee © has PO ee ; tifest fenne | APA RTMIEN'T 4 roome: bath heat. . p — Wes) ¥ .os FX. Pei) A3 3 A ' . od . ‘ ; ~s —- _. (67) | sleeping room. twin beds, ye autifull fron Forest’ Gaga”? S0Ond floor; $47.60; ope Pas ; rept ORG ‘ “ SINSTER 4hOa Seautifriily fur = “ fj eee Y POO eee OS, mit ™ riighe rvs eal han flea ‘wat BELT. 314-—iret flocs light. airy apart Rac nnn SO a = men!, With all conveniences of efficienc v* b's wWry~ cr Oo e> 4°) ’ ty, very ~ 4 Mite ‘ " Ag Nousekeep ing oe . on vo ee “OG 6the epace and Drivacy of a larger roo nis iy ‘ a pe "ig riwrne Ca apartmen has large @yhi Dparior. living 4 : sama ean.” a, ‘STEER 4°49 / x or} ef ro mm. “ining ro rz Kitchen anc porch. ive s ‘ S ithe ha “ ry . : Ca} ?p Arkview 2171W. der (CB) iment: os oh) CLAYTON ROAL, €6062-—S-reun effi. nele and n- | Whrarwr«cm oe a aga ~ | ‘. sharphy bed. adults. Ark lew 4 ma yr " ‘ ' RR 5 2F 4% . , ce x OORT? le ot ba ; + s} ‘ t* ‘ err as . “Sek : és " . alin an : Lf ; th ime . 4 vs orm eftic enc; rhe le rs — , : wi. Pit ob ; ¢e if -& vain “i p Su 4-ron ef ficienes o7 Bf all modern ditties sae ; ME en, gage Gi, : a ‘ 4) iimenig: ready “to ce. Upy now ~ ' pHAWKE IMPORT INC. Clayton, 40) . hoveek eer Wi [ FAPI £541... Me r Marnee Fas A l-Cig “aA : ii : aa | . ‘ a : CT. Aa {On * reetria mypdern Al ‘Condi- ri¢ Ei f ’ Prt : f ‘ ~ ity «ii i b : r rte 1) } ty Tr ear j A ;~ PT. Re Ol Base ve . rrie 4 4 ' TS os ’ ai aa - LE MENS, 662740 9, com etficlency; heat et x ; Va r. rane f rhe atiner { e303 x nd faniic ' . WEST PINE. 432: onnecting housekeey + M. JOHNSTON headicee POrest 0430 “ = Thoma for 4 : s $28 } shed. stean WEST PINE... 4944. Wewls furnished 3 ‘LE MENS 6623-—7 large rooms. incladim 8 fmnploye room efficiens “Ol Water Jk, eu vm, eeping porch rc» y t eB) WET pr : sO .K ve and } =- “ ow ere aud’ garage: rent red used. Ps i} ‘9 honr ' re, ht, 7 4 _ ) tee a | ies Fe oy ert . nr , ® : a “ e 7 . ening VA "3 “J ia ¢ ~ ‘ ”~? * . 4 Lr ME N > i J 5 roome anc sun ‘par- 4n47R 5) students erred: $10 ckeeping ~ southern exposure bec roome ; most seh inge ink @A Aare FT) “VuIpment and Gecurations. ms. BUl'ahie Arkview Off A nT) 5 , DELMAR. 6358 (7s Hi-—Elegant 3 room et ficiency PArkvriew 4816 = sens oe OR RENT-COLORED ILI LM AY 234 Third fi or went ae rur ' ‘ ; a x wi CeCOTE le $60 OTH €8@ le ms Ge : : y sae (sie ¢. ALTHEIMER WILLIAMS & ; en "2408 ied CA] Pat. IN e117 (hestnut at large : ‘ . a furnished TGAT}I SOK “t north; 6 large ~ " . i . 4 2 7 eu eo of ra ua t+ , I ee a “ O4tye : a CAs Ts ; EHKRY Fe 7 TH. +19 NW Tth et Aes Line! Bageret Toone: | ENRIGHT. 66557 seems.” ghetie Tab . _ ss ? ye #9 . - atere re ; at ry bee f¢ ‘Ai oe \ R ito} : +? x - ¢ rr % ~~ fr. Tie . E SP L? eT ohOd ri ry} ri ne ited ear - ne p ‘ furnished ae na ¢ aAuite ¢ ad SAS) er3 si Ar EB 310 NN. Sth. 5 7 i S WA }* a ee a j 73 $ ’ ta a ror r i j Js } ‘ Ta? ta “ ‘, wr. a " an | 4 ’ go aeif Pe *) p iris wie , > 3) ht wa ili after 5 1 ; 7 harry a gps Parlor Morphy "oa . 4 | 4 ; ; ; cis ee. 4% ; ; ’ eons. oF BCRBAR FH a6r _ MOKKES ARCH it CO, 826 CHESTNUT ~ _ = ’. F3 . ‘ se ‘ - ia? ¢ , ot — ’ ™ ee: ° ! iy tii r iret wr third fi. ‘Mer .~. , COD tg n — ' recry , Ss aera went Bt ome. “With 2 coOnceagirg beele " 4 ray ‘ . ‘$85... cs : i‘ o ve we : lee ; ~. Va al Tt} kK : iON FE : }? ; fyR > feat reseed he t » ’ ode Tt} Peri s) 4 newly ' ora‘e:! > -* is P a? a” . . 4 ™ ’ : e he . - i ixhout VePOmte Waaehtngton l niver - ait reer ¢ si) i ne | WASHINGTON 9081 —— poe S50: concessions for immediate r WAS) } ‘ ay] erys r [ ; if desired and ri ses , furnished. enn (* (cng bon Ee © RG SCUTT, 600 Chestnut 2 GOODFELLOW. 1035-——Firet ficor apart, f FOOMS IN SUBURBS ment, newly decorated ae ~OOme. 23 | NORTH Ai aA TH RD. 1867 (fires HAMILTON [3Ge o-ro0tm | ef flicehey nt) 998) —-F rooms end bath” upstairs: $40.| first nooeh. Haas ilar 3419 read te 4. € ox ef , | . avr 6 ancy reome W on- eedast es if Pe peed $40 atm i tae tof =‘ ROOMMATES WANTED HM Pett ~~. our roome oad bat th Grrnoraive ext an Janiter gers ; ‘ net , . * ; S _? ’ * rk oe } 51} + fe ; , ¢ i © 4 bas « ~ & . « ‘ : ‘EMA E adil ome eg reome tile beth £> & ra ; cf ys Vv Ld A "? ‘ ? \ } rte ‘ : a a . e: 4 “>? if >| : floor SOU" h af sare ; & , ? 4 : -f ae 6 ~ '_ A ays sips. f* . f+ - © ge 7 P - ’ ** ‘ . anecting ew NAMPONT 3414.4 POOTOe. Kitchenes:. . YIMMATE Ws Lad ‘are anart eOTalemd hardwood flours, UUleice Se S* ; é : : 2 : ’ £°.0 . - 3. irce S44, ~-« : — i% ~" 2s a ePi mir 719 “hestny! a | 4 _ “~** ™ . a ’ : hts é INTERDRIN ' Foret and second floor od wing ROOMS WANTED ver cht roome and eun par , theses ath wees wit Gor bed. making 3 bed room some ‘ - re w 4 ~ " f . P ef °. : ‘ an FRANCIS. PERRY -Prorn iit XS Fy ~ y > . “~ J : « ii« s . 5 ‘hr ai ‘ ~~ ”- ~~ j riyay “et Tire y beth "ge \f« ’ , furnished Cegiralte roots Tene Pile rent ft Kiveet mt. t reseonah Box WN ow Hn. « lecorate to gyit wate “ ™ FP oat-the f : ‘i? Atfiem t ever "4 R * x on . Fr ee td | i?) ‘7 }? . | ke : » 5 ‘ > : “pie Se ne Store, white storms, Phones PAshvtes 1Ae« ¢ rE of - raf? nary * b i. ' View 4 * [ot eh. Cabeny 40iem 4 eleeping HOTE toe err . 4 - -* ; : . at: 5 ' R 4 Beautiful duvles, tn , - ATA i . PD . ' Pal ° “ir! | bathe te, « a 4 t et ¢ stile re rage ic} $ wv: - € . ’ : , 4.554% 4 r ‘re as; Piet oer us AIL ATA Mecrrt Aa? la (%s ~s OC. Groom effi ions mk iteher ball | ah ‘ ra e & - ye - —— ataves {c8%, ee: $2 (3) ®arace . MACLEDE. 4% - SOO * stoma ‘, CARA SY PB oy oe F, Pert é ew . "me he Der furnished ‘ » “ae © CT ary : . 4 rye , “a.” + = i. ” 4 s ra - , P ’ 7 M IMA? #6 Arcade BR Cy . ‘ MA Set} a > “ ? . a é 4 é ; ” ’ yf * in ae. o DEA! fiertre Ron) at -——-Ronning | ‘+f 3-ABD, FIG. Apartment for rege Catt st * ; rT. % ; . * : ~ % : . % ti4 Orn ws - ‘yA bers MEE J : for "eon fo®s / : BLAND Tib—-Hesutiful soot ot, wi . in Mat J he" hMirTy + 44407 W asi nat ot ‘ ; , , ; ; i *}altineh , =e sé ar : ‘ aPiat - a eW i’ fy DP mri« Wrote’ a D> a2 Pe pee PF in FA * ‘ e - . Tw ae! wee ton eer wae 8) | LEW PEG _ bs Vs Ps ; . i } ; : ‘) f ‘Ne & ‘ r we oo : ¢ a nd 2m: e ° a 4 > _— water . ‘ ; Zit’: Pheer Crue + + ie Prey? Phone DFin BIR & FPRANCTS Pier py Z _ é ' - _ n 1 7 ’ ? f ~ REGENT HOT “Mf ciwan: $1 g “INDELL 368 —_— wm Pa « ; B rogie ary. fy ae oe ae ee ewes Ser ay TS ay OP Maer. hy , ~ aad * © le, nec cal * ilic a a “~ ee wag) en en ong : 5 Mivh on = 4 ye a 7 HA be Orta Be. ry Ng fo BPR ee eee ee ene netapeseeminarieakcs PETRIE COANE pe tpt... we

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SRE aad Be of SF PORE a ee ee APD EDN Ee bet ar — ON Ce Mee taher ee bie p ee ae Sy Pa ae age - a 3 Le fe? i ANAS NS ete esey *y 4 + as aka Sa ae aba HERS Keepers e F > li ported 2 eee) util cA WE SEPTEMBER 2 29. feos He ~ eee sis PTT a, eg IQ wr me Se tet tyke s S8-7,051 FARM Ads last year—906 MORE than the THREE other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. cLaTs, FOR RENT—West ST. 10 POcT- DISPATCH. aa, = gan RENT _.FLATS FOR ‘RENT—South | . 3636 — 4 rooms; modem. | EASTON ss NEW BU XG NES . etic So near compet i rs = ’ 3 je ee ae RENT a aes Essnelp & Co. iM Ain 1238-39 “ wets NE INI bm OR ALN ong ah | RARRES. _4282—3 large rooms tile bath. : heat and janitor service ru SUBDIVISION WANTED * BY SUCCESSFUL SUBDIVIDER ON COMMISSION BASIS. " QUICK ACTION GUARANTEE Box Y-2, Post-Dispatch ; eae a floor. 3 rooms, elec. | BASTON. “MORRIS. AACH E. co. 826 Chestnut. sae ap ‘Se tre . 41364—4 rooms. ARTIN LIAN. 1010 Olive. MAin 5056 a. an —_—— 4 = arte Boek ——— 2 CAPAYETTE. 4155—4 row — kitchenette, EASTON. | arp t.. bec; ic} Tre "3925 a—4 roo ae reasonable. 90 floors. a 5. co. hard © = APARTMENT —A500 west: | BOTFE a panes and pian. Sox ERENNERLY, 30xx—3 rooms. Apply 32836C enol ae ae) ste a ‘ EASTON. 41364—4 rooms, oad MARTIN OLIAN, 1010 Oltre. ht ie v056. he. wong P Arkriew josiw. ae pes, Ker service: = =a . 2n1]9__ Wer bos ished house- conveniences: afults: 5 mice Toom ne with ‘6 room ethicten ct: ” MADISON. 1208—S rooms; bath and slec- | FRANCIS PERRY RUTH. 100 N. s: .arge rooms. aa, EASTON. ge Ege et. gee. waiter. a, $25 MAis 50656. 50°63—4 rooms, ences: everything furnished: agg posts apartment | kincae ASBURY. 5789 _ letely furnished. { ee -_ fa 404 4 "Ooms. faa, electric, Pwo-car Farrar”. tric; good | ETZEL 588984 roo rior. screen vorc a strictiy modern: = BO ge er ag aund-y $35. rooms 2815 oA— 3 rocrs, Sz \N—Soa! seein ie od apartment » seiteiamedhismeibiihcistet heatatian ta 2 saeco dena . S22 5 =n: _ Ses. . SORTH MARKET sfcia— rooms. Koeke ae 3 rooms; all couveal , PALM, M «3713,4_% > rooms. Mol REE. 381 4A—Modern 5-room decorated: reason a 3120 N.—New, 3 rooms. furnace, $45 +) Delmar Av. rOasRS ; : WALTER ote electric, linens, phone, ($55. PArkview 1947. i 181A 8 large rooms: onal PRANCIS-E PER RY RUTH. HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. FOR RENT, FOR COLORED ‘BRANTNER PL.. 3143—Fia:. PRPay | gry REAL EST'TE FORSALE ; McREE. 6586—Secena —— eX Pak’, "a LET—BUSINESS ing clone’. 2 ° Murphy beds; will decorate. Rent $45. > 3. CORNW WELL ons ao —— open FR PRANCIS PERRY RUTH 110 N. Tih st. lass ion: Just DUBIN SEY R. co. (@) ap $08 ~. nabi 504 Wain ——— FOREST PARK a gro ig eonveniences: good HAMILTON TER RACE 583045 hot-water heat furnished: WESTMINSTER. 4633—2 _furnished apartments, $30-$33 semi. WESTMINSTER. 4123—New furnished - ment ; light, linems, dishes, couples ; prefer chiidren: . | CHAMBERS. 916—3 CLiv AN. _s0104—8 an LFF-POLLACK. Tet N. Sth. MAin 1858 ue cae ae 4. room and : TON .. S117—4 rooms, bath. ele tme: good onder. $35. 2627 fi ——— a 3 arge rooms. adults. COlfax 65183. icave the city: Summer ai the Jirn. 2) ng ~~ 9 rates to permanent Guild Hall PRE BL | 4907 WEST PINE BL. ee etely furnished efficiency apart- es MERAMEC._ 40984 rooms. bats and —_ wae ee °36A—6 rooms, heat. WILLIAMS MORTGAGE CO. MAin 1485. — = rooms. Eitcnen- . TENTH. 1526 N.— Electric: Z , mg bedrooms, w soem, “eg o¥ roe"a ee at Wt v : ee t m1 4539 —New, ? TEnNimise. stiri ctly furnace: eee. MICHIGAN, S. 4537 A— New ie All nara ta steele z ae. ew) Te ees Sty se aR 3 — ae & rooms, hot-wi- | ed vA as ote 4035—4 -ooms. second — heat _. bath . — 4 - APART! _— NT ¥¢ FORKLEIGH «soe in City | Sam ng and busses: A—4 ,month. beat a gas furnished - ‘caaiaien: beth. BUNT. ——= B ve a and $35 open. 08 Areade Bldg Mis 7” RI. 3a a . 3 rng | eee DE _E. _vRoomaS? 4! 16—3 © Mises ty _ 4 00D TEN US FOR PARTICULARS. CHESTNTT TAYLOR, 23 S.—Large living Peon . : = MORRIS AACH R. CO. 26 aes CATES . $69 n-a-dor bed: newly | hae ot rent. Ine £ 4. CORNWELL a. 3 oe... , 1819” ee rooms. Kit ake Res uti iful “Traymore™ SECOND 1819. service: ovrertooki 5 rooms and sleeping pore. . Manager on prem-— HOUSAM 1 REALTY co. 312 International Life | field @270. CAMBRIDGE APARTMENTS 491% -19 ge el urphs in- a-dor > Ded dea t $55 McPHERSON a wear ch rooms. , a, hot | M. 4 PI —_ 503 oe fodern. ri ANTE $a60—4 -= : MUN PA FRET WEST oF, Sha RD. TL Stone — eer Gun conn made %0 seme MERCANTILE TR nd Locust Street. ‘a ACME. 5700—Zigcet _™merat Northwest Colfax 3363 ~_— KIN: INGSHIGHWay. 2216 N. “Aldine Apartments’ Northeast Corner Prone and Laurel. . - ’ “-" ‘COTE BRILLI. ANTE. 4 495084 rooms a and _— west : modern i ‘ ~*. Sooct concessions “Seg } Soe et. rt % A SD. 4332. ;—Secon oaA—a rooms, "bath, S35. Mat ea: feat hoe Be deel hehe - 3226 A—3 "sso . dath, MARYL. ‘a= Reasenahic jute FRANC Is- PERRY -RUTH. ae - - FARMS FOR SALE mo Sg Dr Phon ne OSSS or HOCSAM REALTY CO.. International Life Bidg. GAr “Tne G APARTME NTS 5386 sere alg newly furnished. side doors, 6rmoom efficien eas | ron. sUnTOO ™. . = exwpuloual lly WILLIAMS MORTGAGE ¢ CO MAIN ess. "RENTS | nce 1282 HAMILTON AV. have oaremante of ie. A ener erage tis a —— —_ Snag cy. consistin ac th 323 MOORLANDS AB iby A? Soar ae puildine* —Sew stem, Se WAT OEE. oor ne eat See ‘owner or WM. APPEL. nt od bany oZi sw. BUN XG oy Saas te for rent or wi] sell. 19 ie room “etficencs. ished throughout: Ci Seas rooms. bath. HIRD 75) " SaRROLE Fins floor spam RAMMING REAL ES. ae 15 _New large slonme ch tor I i i 2 anarce te ‘only Ss MA bud, 734 WASHINGTON 3 | : = 52 WESTMINSTER PL. _snene tl rm EXANDOAH. OWA New 4 = ot URBAN. go parior and sleeping porch: ER go * ™ CO electric o} levator. Will be vacant Oct. TAYLOR 4144 —* open. paid wilh he ail! owed on nar page ge Wilt son Ra. WA ash noe — NG. LL r “ey roome "base srice = vIRG Hs — = HEiM 4423 a 7— Busi ess corter goat , BLS} ~ 2 International Life Bldg #. RODEMYER & srg ed I; a | Jooms. be a $35. cO.. “536 CHESTNUT furnace. “basement a lies could 18. E APARTMENTS — _.WEST END LOCATIONS oes w RASHINGTUN BL. aR j aoe rooms, $40 new! 'y “decorated, -ent $55 BUNGALOW —N-ew SINGER RS REALTY FY Look a “661i A ASHINGT) ON.

ATTENTIOIN! WEST = PINE. a a ry rooms. 4166 L INDEL L erie menermta tee ttaeg wot ND “aTY TRUS “T ic REALTY co. as me . “ste tet eas invesigate; goad cLav srg? ,¥ ROOMAN 2 _US86 apartments, beautif ally furnished. 2 b} sien Ww G loc + from est — ar d Karage 6; ace. Manager on — - each apartment. $ Bele ahd new i KNISHE D> iT) 4 : a _MOU ND Or TRU cel? er Fanec odny STANT EY ‘SPSTEIN si9°¢ d $484 BRAND- NEWS Mer ROOMS ferent and Better i- en ag wl excl; — section ge residence al new: moxtern. AIWF (cg OFFICES, KINGSHIGHW.AT AY AND WATEREAM L&. wiki SCHOOL AND rn. =arec TALL * L' irre. bas. | ‘TISTS, my Taga Some bath. 7 ot ce | 4 ~e DLio nal oe $30 PER ge FRANC iS PERRY -RUTH 10 %. 7 bed est End Offiee, . Heat, oI —_ “sce. ‘Chestnart st. high-class tea got LOS ANGELES . OPEN TODAY, 2 TO 5 mrs AA DELM al ‘Bor Manager on premi iti LARG Lan gy oy oy WA tag hott side) cad > tere APARTMENTS FOR RENT heme! Sis ; FLATS Fon RENT uPaishsd ROOM RESIDENCE. $55. 46 7-469 N. ‘kings . FASHINGTON | a: ‘aL _ a2 ul te. reasonab! ° WED ANCIS PERRY RUTE mae. © FIN ONE BLOCK SOT ¥w nok 8 oA RFA 192 Kirkwood Trust rFALTY. : Bidg. Elrk wood atom. aIGHT TAKE SOME -SYANS 4414-—4 ‘aTee rooms: cars. — and a BATES. 37) io x errace Bali—3 ; routs. CURRY GILES R. CO.. ete a eee 6415 CLAY TON AV. i—3 roor ms. ner, "nodern. . & sy . ~ = AREAL BARGAIN NEW RUNGALOWS aes plage: fens —s ange Pema: Ww ee PSA RE cry ‘ 0. FLATS AND A’P'T'S WANTED : NEW MODERN Bi ma G AR To Re _Chestnat at. Jet. oe = . APARTMENT ¥: od - ee South _ 7212 FORSY THE THE. 4800—4 rooms. $50 WOLFF _POLLACK 101 ~ “ath. MAin 1858. 6 roeem agartnent Ar Tre = REAL a =e W ASH. [oz ROOMS: WASH. 820-2 Raw 1 a dt ta OO a AP gay, reets an et all evs made. curntohed _Fiats an _not over “$40 br couple 1d Apts. Wid i ate ee ~ ie MOREIS IS AACH R. — 6 LANSI . ON, “40194 | ange 5 gg tn, gate - A ap Food transpeo ae tion. os MANA ER ON PREMISFS oo 2 COMPANY mos eed ~» ~~ “3 cane ROOMS. SATA ~ on ae ae Oa tg Naas ed te, R- R-381_ Po et ost Dispatch. DWELLI NGS FOR RINT 38D s nac ” Be wii Build ioe You. ABSE LW NETEUCTION OO. 1238 ee UTIFUL COUNTRY HOME Fight rooms °? hath« : Delmar Garden Apartments ane ~ % 3 Hy €i ectrtes iy aed | ats omatic refriaera me Tosi ‘ Sw Toilet, $17 4 SQ tion. Gee ~~ 2d en premises a.! Hu. RODEMYER aT = ates — Mee is14—# rooms = “Die “KMANS 2. "CO. APARTMENTS FOR RENT —FURNISHED WoLF. + 101 DE” Te NTY. 4139 a3 rket Street SW. Cor. Maryland & Euelid ae tes of ¢ roams with bathe, aon ‘980-—i-« troom f ria? re ~ St siirnisiene FLATS — i} Boge west Bay — ay ae XN —e Teoms. ¢ as. £3 WALTER JO INES | HEBERT a 8 he MOL ERE He cing) ie ge ace SUN P ARL oR ‘A dine ae r Porat oe, and Laurel Price, $25,000 2s 3-200 — FIC ~ ae On: ve ‘St Garage 1213 $.—Si3 | rents on bs OO + ar 5 “ors — Soe cds caput. cin clea ee w ‘Al LTER JO wNES j . S18 S Chestnut. fc} e Pa ARGY LE. APARTME NTs" Sarum and 3 bathe © pow at €P06 Linde ’ ai eeher in ieee rape S40 edern rooms ,16— roms “apa wus n es eee s } SON te rooms. alec «i aYailab) — a ARMSTRONG 1 1206—F OT B-ROO DENCE: SEwt) DEA ORATE). ad tn Argyie pee. &. “MAm 0444 Mines orth Apartments n -— APARTMENTS— Pur & Mecern farn End ca! | Exc riew an ianite A "Madi Sor. 3 a: AN. als . 1196. rede fi oF @ barber hp DOREY. INGER Resiters. ATT OUR CLIENTS WANT to rs FLATS. ees at we 7 “bath STiNe. 322 4—<LKoe CLEMENS ae house s: Re17 a—S se = rine me ievaiar. 4. t. heat an@ jantter er toe alk 4014—3 rooms, COMPANY MAin 4124 . 8) age Apartments: HARTFORD. 4120- at raordi mai = “Beauti Poe ~ # nt Solow. 837 vac ast WIL L TR. ADE FOR Fuad orm toc ome hung sow ~ see Pome FRANCIS PERRY RUTH. 1 oa tall t 9 ° ' aut ay—Rarisee Francisens Realty Co. J pee rome "BE ON MORTGAGE co.

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re oa pilin Hits ie ve-alghe ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ‘BU SINES SS OF PORTU NI Tr agate ha ote ee se Oe oe os eae a Mar. ge eee ae ee eaten hs — a i “ eae Se PT Gee 4“ Pate . 4 SOlirt eh ae ae tLintheni Senet me se a’, anesapitin «lg Ss iaa- AE yan oP bea te a, te in CR eee Tea eee 2 ROLE ANE tg iy eee oe Se ee a rot om % oo an A niga > Se RE ae ee oa RY Nee Brey? * erat ba * 2g) Pinar dn + es . + es poy Sapatee , elie inte eaten oe Ya eS Say yo Sait a sede sn sti aaa cntiadt atneaties aes i. : ‘ RODEN: eheane BIUnEITS eaeeeoe ‘ ¥ ee , 4 A Adee rare F ¥ . Oe i's ‘ WBN pri onsen wag ete a RR pee Bs 990.08 SUSINESS FOR SALE ies NBER Sd gp! a8 phe ena TG 5 sae Pn a (y Bldg MA LUN FE —Low overhead: eas ~ \ » Hidg. - . koe Ali if / re G at 7 — “ *, oe 5 a’ as bd g Harper. 107 E. Rs ns . ; rest ~ } cok is ~ = s wo? vat o- ” ’ ‘ fay ' = _— r « . in NG Ee 7 t —s ; an a - é i i { I: PP f A y on -- % o . r NERY 2 tral 4ic9-4 s > a! aS - . a ria om ee tied = _ 7 ” ” - > a4 . MEAT AND VEG: MARKE “2 . s , Pl , ~ Pt n . * ™ = _ - M ga 4 | AD ‘ uf at 7) . 4 ve } 6 ating ‘ _ ; « Trier - ore + - + ~> 2 ms ay | a >% ae yy i alien e fe I yc 4 x 4 + al ~~ 4 e pi -g : s i+ x ae oat , ; ~ aiisS : ve on 2 hares asy 1% - s ex ent ation 40 += ~ ispa 4 a — | ne : >: ~ 4 FY ; \ F 4 i + . ~ TA e = s ; - we ; - a 4 ie oO) bi ad ste mess ~ % ra . ~ ee ee ae es BH wed oy 4 Ld we > > rr aed gsiness corner ¥ eo abe 't hij cineed ' 2 giock. must sell wner acres ¢ chicker sea, fri ‘ ' « —Y - m , - me and make an Offer. ¢ 2 m n s a ‘ A E i = Tt om ~ Vv é r 4 « VT pw NE raw : 2 ~ ae » a P — s) ca y atibemmeanecan — = a a * = ° Catal 7. * " . . = -~ + +4 = - * i : DRUG STORE eve cone OM 7 : al pm 3 eis -* a 4 - “f= , _ - , 7 = _ _ seme - t ow e fear ~ ’ : *, = me ’ « >» ‘ *! a N elt : 2 ¢ aariy «a wt . ~ . e “ TS T 4 em eee e o r -* > i. a" 4 ‘ ," i ol H : c r « 2: % ~~ ~ a * 4 — - — —— STATR T n. st ——o — = : on — - + Oona e rows o 78 POS . oe or r ; 4 r t ~ Pe pas OT ~ X a ~~ tT wrer y © T> + A Te > 4 ATi) =f \r ‘ep Bide Se ae a oe eee ae Se ee a i A om ~ , i \ a & ; : map $3 nus SR ae ae . ~ar th ~ u r -P ATter Au Der? ~ ’ + , ~ ss = ST. LOUIS EXCHA LN ; : : West. furnish 7 ay - —_— r g& ru, $i + _ ’ — oe furl ah "7 - ai : +44 x) ‘gain F “ +a ’ ~- - + ve - . ~ oe ’ ah beak | E SOPT DRINA {nA f ¥ ‘ ‘ -~_- - - _- = nm ~- ~ ~ en! : _~. > | Pars c _ Af 421 stock, goad xiures “ x ¢ incinn - ~ G4 sy 7 * = = a we ts " a . R PoriogNn oe a g at? an Ee F ‘Om garde “>ooms >5x12 an W . ~ $7 r Ness. property : eH a1 6u -@ ws a > -_™ 4 * = - = ~ \f ~ . ves ~ - u ss as « ‘ | BUSINESS FOR SALE Authorities. WEDNESDAY otcabaeteia SEPTEMBER 29 » Re STATE WONT ACT TDSTOPBEISAT = a lid ASTSMERMES Attorney General of Illinois 222 6) seeesne a: the dog tra rr rein: Dt. y ‘coene Saturday fer nefield on a sp ar 1ois Traction syst lay t! | pro’ est 3, for the ‘ o~ ¢ -{; eral. after they had ge fin n I oa 3 . + | wr imo t evu"Gay ici AA. Coun i saa hE ih oni y i e % Immerciai Wit a 4 ~~ “ * a ’ ’ _— . "Tt *¥? a yi LSTte? A S 4 ia iv Inn? 3 g es a= ‘T _ “ 4 -_—_—2 ae . = > vr _ se 7 a + ~ — -~ ~ ates nm: 72 Des..." “ = SM fs _ a A _™ wv i a+ » 3 - Pe “ - - - + $ so z=te ? ised r= Tu - - ~~ -— * x - pn ‘ . y = - ad ia ~ = = a ‘\ . we re Qome rt or ~ ‘tations a - - = - . _ -_ — it - - $T. LOUIS REALTY MAN SOUGHT |: ee an, Thomas F. Pechan Was in New |... Indian’s record oe aon POST- DISPATCH [ANSWERS TC at aaa FOR SALE qy +4 pea ie ie pee yaattn, tS pale RS = oad Ea seoasheiake Plea tee PE AG go h of cig ' ‘Pieveverve si j | a oo 7. e fear Gime | i i | } £cGRAWV [ — -gumadge Manager of the t. Louis Cardinals, v ~ gue pennant: " come Rp PRO mete i tygnier owe 8 Mh in tes compe oe mgr 4 aap oe We oc A Oe V4 Poverty Yon oo a ae oe : ” RS ABI 2 Oy i soya tt mI Bere a) 1 ag Mae ht of the Yeur Than Thetr Torre Me. AL TUCKER & HIS SOCIETY ORCHESTRA THE Tt T}t \T PRINCE” ON THE STAGE Cliff Edwards 3 NIGHTS” IN PERSON AND with Lewis Stone as the dicated Dieeeadis Napoleon of love who ‘“SIDEWALKS meets his Waterloo in the OF NEW YORK”’ person of an alluring young 4 Publix Presentation Produced in New York debutante. “2 & Remain downtown for dinner and come to the Ambassador before 6 P.M. to save lI5c. > : ° - ; -_ __ , |? Ld ~ —_ a > se —- > _~ — - y : s * . . + —s + pe ite noes ~ Vay ee | TaAis Gler: ocs Dreme of Leve : McNAIR— = 7 anil 3 oO dea! ers witil | a Oos% az MUCH as Be - ' Peststozzt } Se fad ise i oe vaive of the ad wei = Nw TH ne _— te that Ow * S Joon for Indian War Hero. E STAGE I beo k i gee at B nig — pe i ie alan hs : ‘ r oa aA “2 | ' isu - VASHINGTON, . Sept. a ee QUEEN Douhie +700 mae {the Salted ttt Dewhi » | arric: Sa \ that the shape ef w R I T z J Norma 2 _ al has little te do with the | we Be . ¢ brain ° . “Tang and Juniats | : : one Oe ee LEGAL INFO i _ (By «a Member of the 8t. L 7408 ee ‘ a ete ' ° F—The man whe borrowed | bine money from the loan company | i Grand and Rectemmoendil ; “Renee AUZERT f DORIS han xW Snbert and Fetes *MISMA Cinderefla Begace * Bureau, Chouteau and an ven-i¢ een neni te for advice about having yours GRAVOIS PP MATT 3 ,teeth fixe d at the Government's 2 “EFARLY 7 | expense " Jefferson & « a And Kiddie | AGA ee Tensils may become in- a . Miwon fected at any time, theugh theyis Clayton & Me€ +. ’ “winds ef C iw ause of tonsil infections ean f : ; invasion of bacteria tn seme form. ,. KING BEE j GLORIA _ ov Pp X—Fer e nese shat secs > ) «er~ . lunduly red when no alcebeitc » os LTIiae N. Jdeffersen FINE erages are used the followtne 7 . Lafayette the mixture well and apply with z= ‘ niece ef soft clota each night and - L Y R 1 Cc f ouaeem preparation may be used for rend = | morning. yy PATGHTER. — Red he Sa by veing Sixt . rT the i geres may were ne een . ‘inflated rubber pads, By changing | MAFFITT | ; GLORIA ‘he patients osition frequently, a d aleohs ube. When ; ¢€ . ' . ‘ { ’ t . , 7 e212 NV andeventer “FINE ‘ al 5 , eores appear they should St nn ee ies a ——— Manchester. eee ae —_ —— 1215 Manchester " MISMATE” ———_ COLLEEN Maplewood (in TT MUST Love” 71709 Manchester NOVELTY ( anne eae : ntonia Moreno § "4 Easton | MAYNARD | OZARK = (4®_- Mita Weheter t:roeres PAREDEVIL” PAGEANT ; =o, 5S 1 Denar ec nn COLLEES | Powhatan (in ctr MUST Maple wond Levee” SHAW 39th and Show Shenandoah Grand Seneniees VIRGINIA { Ssiivz V penises AVOID THE MAD AND GET GOOD &$ Ct. Bargain od Price Change at 6P. Come Just ap Enjoy this Big? ALL RECORDS Brunswick Record ire Drawing Theasends © = sourt This Week—Yoea & Yeur Jazz Till You've Het Rand! (ame F. iin ‘>. Screes — : Lrafable ¢ onedy ‘KOSHER KITTY ELS With an All-Irish- jew * and a Hundred L820 DEMPSEY - TUNNEY 3 DAVE SILVERMAN ) Lumber - Bids to be received October 1, for purch hauling away lI, more or less, that wi tion of Greater St. Le chaser to remove all KINGS TH ONLY 32 NORE TO SEE “STELLA | DAL BELLE Be RONALD —— ee IDEMPSEY-TUNNEY {::%:|

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or i. ee i Worll| . e _ heme =~ a CHICAGO, Sept 22.—Charl:: . ne | ' , a. %. ST. JOSEPH—Drizzling; roads . = f “ye ane ¢ eT DE > The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query. — ( WA GETTIN HO i? wet. Correll, member of sre to ae a many ; = nov : **ale 7 Ti é Age 73s yj Bash, ) } | Personal and telephone calls, or answers by mail, cunnot be ALONG BETTER ae a JOPLIN — Threatening: roads - . n val = n oo Fe | . | given altention, except letters on medical questions of undoubt- : THEY wet. led suit for Giveres aga ca Bremen Theater +. Double p 4 i ed sincerily when uccompantied by stamped addressed envelope. NOW, JUDGE GONNA ) JEFFERSON CITY — Cloudy: Vivian Correll of Ro Kk Island. hi /. cake Comedy | pr sTt angle ME rg” wa ay Py “man drop from the tip of.,a tel in ve iG: . Double p (brain, as anaiysea by Dr. ©. Jud- | small iles. The paste spreads pic 1700 Maffitt {rhe Saintcn trem son Herrik K. University ef Chi-/in ba A seg Bake tee 15 ie ~9 . : eee ed “Shie of Seas | cago preckolog ist ane neurologist, minutes in a slow oven. Remove 4 os x tng —- contains ‘ wd hon 000 cells. Pr.' from the oven. turn paper over, ‘ 4 R iT z 3 a Pouble Program Merrick says that the shape of wet with a cloth wrung out of eS 748 intt™Ma Shearer the head has iittie to do with the! ¢old water and “the macaroons a Sepresiisth : | 44% Grand and J The Wani hn @ nt * brain and ths ; CO. ate! ane ni aca ns 3 18 ot, He Peck $3: f ¥ | untata | ang “Money Talbe se se aaa allel aad iat «big will drop off the paper easily fae BRR ease ae: : tg a. Perf. > and = SE bag ssteestel sxaahacbhen : i ; i oe ———_—-_ ° © LEGAL INFORMATION | : SUTT a | a = | 3 ON (“flan o° the Clas : | . | innamnmivamecencnitocnrnsenitiees i . wins a si ,- | 7408 Manchester ( “Shooting Stratchenie (By a Member of the 8t. Louis Bar Association.) . aa iat eH snipe eat INL D Ff AY crowds along the ) ) | law wife could not be prosecuted put them up if such removal will to nl es & year to furnish / 545.1 Met ie ARSENAL ea for using the man’a name after | net injure the premises. uria e ° timber for them and this is only . eters i Prado... flower ven- if - ouble Program leaving him or for obtaining | : ts one item ‘ atom + . . —_———— . . . 7 , Grand and Arsenal 1 — tte ee A pmoney by using his name if ae | Pp : ae "caan ne nes ' , rm —: ee ous oan — eT es Daylight weekday broadcast- dors and dancing girls...open +f raceme nil ‘nor Daredevil" ii legally his wif | PEee ® tne S962 maeour: law ' ing at 9:40, 10:46, 11:40, 12:40 caf oof ns under it AUBERT 7, we Secaneiineatias ote tee a : “ : need not be registered by you. A woe os | Tells | C C. That 30,000 Milé@s; iy se niin on theme | 1:40. 2:46 and 3:46 ~ a ae es andr garde | RIS KENYOne te i. ivorced persons GAN Tée-j; minor cannot obtain a permit to MARRIAGE LICENSES § : seve eee i ket quotations and new ) the warm canopy of stars... how Snbert and Fasten ‘n = marry other persons without ob-/| carry firearms Having a fire- Leon A. Kiink 3305 8 G ; at [ ine in ee. untry Shoul j lines to be served when you scrap lotdnak et as ete FR 8 ‘ f . ‘ Sree yt ; wees. ASS Sees SESS aT ‘ sre ie Min reo ( rand } i I UTIL Jil . in of inter t to ¢t Midd} : . . ' 7 ; rr. F " oa rr ar ed ’ ‘ Bis : eet “a : 7 ae = ' : e 1° : yh 2 ina keg e . . , Cinderelia ( Dorothy Mackall _— after obtaining the entinnt ag mn ge in if = ey do not car 4 oma “Sl, i AU gy Fh Anmety on Be Abandoned. d Transportation Act Political | ket News Service, U. S. Depart- cold of past New Years’ at home! Here Cherokee an _ in on. da taggamiaate mas : ‘ it avout ith you im a conceaie _— ae - ! 1972 Beacon . . ment of Agriculture and prin- wi ' FT siiianasdaieee = seme Subway Sadie.” t gecTree manner pewerd 2 SHnuitzZ SBOUA Ashiand “Principally by truck and pas cipa! Exchanges are scenes so vivid that you wil treasure etna ; lar henot : 3808A Labadi , a ; i ‘CONGRESS Ansan aad MEDICAL QUESTIONS gred W Paccheiag. ARSADelo® By the Anmclatet Pro songer autemobiien I think.” hell Deity 1608 taale sas Se | * es i al ’ ’ ’ r , WwW , , “ie : Ssoameamee dis. var Mare Nostrum” iBureau, Chouteau and Vandeven-) sych as scarlet red oh tnm on ygeto ate + pe air oon onc n: ates Si da A : ple’s poc ashe The thing I mrentns Om ‘ednesday - | Itinerary includes Porto Rico, Jamaica, Havana, Bahamas. . re. oe eee iter, for advice about having your peciallw serviceable Cie eit os Addie Mae Johne aae s&* as a cancerous growtn on the | want to emphasize is that there is y tata — rom ew Rates from $200 u Make your r rvations ear! ee GRAVOIS MATT MOORE ik : ae axe “eine =~ J Lai erviceadie in sucn cases. Addie Mae Johnson 2120 Clark . , ork p- y ese y- fF gD f eye Eis iteeth fixed at the covernmenia - > T> > r Pp ! st ~~ eo " ' . no re f hi i idez “ARL ; WORRIED H.—Thorough nour- Eimer J. Waser “302 Alabama transportat! vste! . F. Loree ason for this socialistic idea 8 . s 7 Jefferson & Gravois! And Kiddie ‘Minstred a eapense. \ishment, plenty of ine ga oyna Caroline K. Vorst $937 Pennsyh ania ne Seem, SF. Lore of making the strong lines support 8 :00—8 :30 The CALEDONIA makes two 31-day cruises to the Weet i a . AGAIN.—Tonsils may ‘become in-!atic exercise. rest from work or Sem Marfia 1541 N. iatn of New York, chairman af the mao : : se Ipana Troubadours. Indies from New York Jan. 22 and Feb. 26. Itinerary in- ii . HI-POINTE ; 4°>5 @. Nilsson fected at any time, though they | study is the princiz a Ore ft Fe nee han nnine Stowmtne,” Ett ari K the weak. This transportation act , 8:30—9:00 t cludes Nassau, Havana, Port au Prince, Kingston, Curacao iF Tr ; oe } = oo f £444 00' ‘ = - POLLO , ae that mn cnij ‘ » ~ a wie SSS +h . PAGS amd thie A “ ~itV ¢é lle , , > 1@ 6! ror . i . PEE GL ' hinvasion of bacteria in some form. | his food steushiy and pf eae ii Frederic Nast J: 2045 Alfred s } oahe sage oe ee ae tS€S Bermuda. Rates $300 up. Beautifully illustrated brochure 2 fe KING ErEE ” cae at anes -i V. Pp. X—For a nose that gets | doses of 1 teaspo: n # odliver of] Martha FR. Temple 1819 S. Newstead ern railroads said at an Interstate ; a4 me. on ‘‘West Indies and The Caribbean” on request, See your ; . 156 N. Jefferson INE MANNERS unduly red when no alcoholic bev- — meals. Gradualy increase 1 aagy Bg Pir — . betty Ra piri 2 Commerce Commission hearing on R. C. Duff, president of the)! ——— local agent or call at 1335-37 Olive St., St. Louis. PAG Sl ae erages are used the following the dose to a tablespoon after et eee mer ee te a i Waco, Beaumont, Trinity and S&a- TRAVEL AND RT [WAN “amp D. Bom 4! Ie Tonty hi lication ¢f ne he tw PI y ass RESO 8. . Lafayette (GLORIA — AN preparation may "4 used for re- Meals. - rs - at vo? prow his application to merge these two} ie: mani iin taeda th intent oo fs remcnensetctincciacte No Passports Required 1643 8. Jefferson | «FIN ; jlief: tse 2 drachms powdered EX-STENO.—We advise you to alii” a Me ne oy dines with the St. Louls-Southwest- |... , , ieee , a, * ee ee __ “FINE MANNERS* ialamine, 1 drachm zinc oxide, 1 consult a physician and will for- P ug lag A. Cu Tan 5& p, R gine pl es ; change Loree’s stand on taking | LINDELL i eos eivccrine, © ocences, esch | ward the names of several compe- | Robert J._('Ne jest Lahadia | Ce eellrond. short lines into his combination it European Service | | buat ane AND FIVE ACTS be — oe. a eee 1 SOR. 6 Cecsorsg fo you if you will Dorothy Hilderbrand e812 N. Newstead This was his answer vesterday to{they could demonstrate the consol- z ais “ nest VAUDEVILLE. j the mixture Weil and apply with a send us a stamped, self-addressed tio E. Mueller 4730 Michiran ,, , idation would adverse! affect 1 ‘ eee EEE pplece of soft cloth each night and envelope and repeat vour case. tea A Sikes 4133 Miecnigan the protest of snort line represen- | ‘*%*' . _ 7 oe | to Fit Any Budget Ce os Joseph Schildkraut pmerning. gee j Such symptoms as pain, floating ace th Meili moet bt Yule taste ro a ale vay | hese lines. ‘ in 1 WORRIED DAUGHTER. — Be@/ specks before the eves smi Spine gale © pene eee Sate Cn Atetiow | eeeeVes that sis proposed merger ; | You can choose accommoedations on one Sixth and Pine “Meet the Prince” . ay | yrevented by in a ; ae yom, Coated Gertrude A. Monks rte ning | “This is an age of competition, | ) ans Re foes Ay Ve pre ente yy using | tongue, dry mouth and drowsiness Thecdace Bases eaot, Palm would crush them. | otfoeur 103 ships to suit your needs. ae ae inflated rubber pads, by changing at yvour age may be indications of Se ratty, Sailer pea a 2435 Kiein “i eae ; replied the witness. MAFFI GLORIA SWAN — : = ; dications Ialen Kentzinge +3 Asked whether the plan of con- saat, i bee ; ' TT j= - Swan ithe patient's position frequently, asserious condition that had best ' 936 McPherson a a eg z } : Palatia) suites of me o ’ a in d = 9 on a _ } Wh ; a " ~ ss 4 i : | ~~ Morton Meve! detest? a , : si smnliidation ea netioned bv the trans You mean let the prosperous | "S12 N. Vandeventer ' “FINE MANNERS” pang by aiconoi: rubs. ‘hen bed-/| be disco. ered and treated imme- Louise F. Cah: 582.5 Cadanne Se ee " . ™ ii modest tourist — % sinabilae oi Segal emcee | sores appear they should be ' diately. Fart I Dick ‘943A St. Louis portation act of 1920 was not in- live, and if one is so unfortunate quarters to all im- . inset SE EO ON Toe Vee NG Ree A eine eral ape a ERLE ROR St ool ci elle " bas | Sanren 7 "ellet nor 4 § vy ; ” Manchester / DORIS ~paetas: ts ocpatoashanidie er —— Soe || CHerriet nine ~~ 48°00 tended to save weak lines. he re- as to be unprosperous, let him die. portant Europeas e ° fCeannet RP Riunae . salon a +t. ‘ } + : ‘ ear * ‘ » = 1215 Manchester “mMisMaTES” | 2 Bequests ps gy 180% Nebraska Plied that he had often heard this | Yes,” replied Loree, “That is ports. = _emempcnseastineialll Semen 2 alii aaa "3: ‘ernon explanation. but tha he eonsid- correct f a busine nd eco- rT ‘ heii Wiliam J. Rawsome 5344 Ver xpiana ! J nat eons! correct from a business a Maplewood J COLLEEN MOORE oo : VM naa | ’ g° a7 Kingsbury ered t+ er aoe: lietic 7 To Tt » ij *-. A i Th T > + e thori 226 Senage this "170 Manchester j mim “EF MIT ST BE ; wal ‘ a »f yo icag i a’ =! = . AGL ASH Lik as LS 6 un- nom "a stancpo nt. e 9e8. aut ia | year from New ’ ’ : ‘zee . : LlIarhert 7 p1TaON - eadt , ee : es SugEpUpENTE peewee sac oll : | a : Tsabel G, Shadow 4568 Kensington ‘2inkaple. ties are agreed on that. | York — —_ NOVELT Y f Alice Terry and y Aloye > (Cummersbaci Jah A \ rea a wee vou ran ¢ pay ¥ our own way. Loree said that under his con- - - M ‘ , nton! Alma K. Kutina Vee 9 ‘hn you ought not to go int ‘ket i : th ans ) 3824 Easton ase Sovran Thert 7 Sutter 8542 Church rd ij. .. tg ae ee ee solldation, he remipty the Kansas Let us help you olan your trip abroad, - : aaa RO ethdeeiitiestpeninceieicneienenenesiotint ee ie nay “3105 Bittner tO GO BO he said. It is highly Citv Southern should have an out- for-further information apply te é nr Anna i;a id. I aa : e ; ce 6 Company's Office Louderman Bao : “e 7 o ; ~ ; elist: 1} } ni ‘ hic + } , ; ‘ - : re : A 4 ane \" Jonnsor 532 ,'’Usal Y and M. Rieser, BIS? U niverspy- sion, Loree said that 4000 miles nothing criminal] in (12> yrocecd- E. and F. Bru eT, Yl hla . o : : , : - Koehner. 4015 Minnesota of the 20.900 miles that should be. ings 4k49 tia mpurg — SKOURAS BROTHER >¢ > ha SAaARS aN WAS? UR] . o se 2 bn a ey PREP He ee ee ee ee ee a | wr se ae eee ee “ = ” Pri FES Me ai rare % ea _— ; heii 5 . rh ‘and E ette n q » and } Grimminger, 1H4d Pape | AVOID THE MAD RUSH'|it I 0 i IGH ; bt. eS Oe Sook y \icuuete | half sick by taking cathartic pills, es a AND GET GooD SEATS! : f J and uM tlycK “TRO ‘Bid Lie ; 'S4 ae tablets, salts, calome! and nasty oils. r dwell's & enemas 7 . # " “i x eT 3OA* XN “Oth . ‘ . af é a Ct. Bargain Matinee.| je COLDS AND _ > Me Baker. 2306 ®. 3d [In Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin he . : — Price Change at 6 P.M ; | and F. Emig. 29}1 Madison discovered a laxative which helps to , Come Just Before to 5 _ C a Ss wie ils “ates nah. nla ¢ dies recvulate a the he wel f 1A f lk ; . ° : 'e Fr and ruttine 1416 Montgomery me ° iO 16 O o.G Ona. : Enjoy this Big Program) |) H E.G. and H. Hammer, 7858s ser Dr. Caldwell ’s Syrup Pepsin not only : Dt = i dane 2 Rennes oe ae causes a gentle, easy bowel move. ALL mR E and M. Degs ef 4907 Lansdowne ment, but each dose heips to i } and ~ ‘ 39°; Lafayett Pe ;, 2 RE ig strengthen the bowe)] muscles, short % ’ at ; Ma 7 eC ‘ moten Pa hd CORDS ana F. Masess BI, Com . > ; ‘ Tire yd, Fy FS a 4 : _— + SHATTERED! ay A" iCleine. 1926 Angelro saneeet ‘ ; TH ba A 20th ; ae an Ni 1 en # >.> rnc? af I hios ft TY , K wid «OA »*} 3225 Natura! Is al iw 14334 N. 20th Yiaiie 419A Wroaming i , shenandoa and |} \ry ‘ lair - \f settle $4('! Schoen'tan [ and ‘ Toug atta “et eland. S Pp E | ——a (* and R. § $91 ® O'Falion | : ; F Sed, Sipe 1012 Oran AKER J , And His World-Famous 4) 7 ae ee ; ae a | ; B ~— Band ~ ~ OS i ie 1k ee ry it on your radio tonight | ~ runswick Record : °& a one Cee TE See Awaywith"B” batreriesonthose of little sets. It delivers ft with your dealer's compliments | Ar Dp gg o and WT Kur aki ek a oth ‘ P “a ; Seat eae Tnensnntes ae 1 zy. one 3. See. ae many-tube sets! Have you tried smoothly, steadily, silently. And oe models... The | ; . - . 3 : A F (; wy are 5316 r tti Tk e« _ i il . Nour Jars Till You've Hea ; um er or a e + An ond G. Sonleresh, Sele to work a ‘“B” eliminator on a economically! It bas up to 135 The —. pags oe ® und Eastor P19 Polsem : , . aay pI yond ©. Masten. See six, eight, nine rube set? Here's volts for the power tubes——taps The Tabouret, $40 4 - s elena 154° aeieninn! . . 4 c. . , F. and EB. Nelson, 1652 Misslenipg) one that was designed speciallyto for less if you want it—and a reat, S&S (on the Screon That Laffable Comedy 4 . ° . an itis ‘KOSHER KITTY KELLY'} Bids to be received up to Friday noon, § ) 2% ies. 19s en take care of the voltage feguls- | oe and L. Threaumm, 68493 Gravois heavy current ‘ tor to keep the With ap All-Irish-Jewish Cas ; October 1, for purchasing, wrecking and Wana Belisle, 2R38 Papin ~* e Sar hauling away 1,000,000 feet of lumber, J [i 252.5 Sen. ———_druig of these SIRS - net cnale | Ba mar - a LOLS COL NE NE NUE cata mute ese » | Also s nein a b right for your FIGHT 15 : , PERMITS. MM, ) : nati , DEMPSEY-TUNNEY Jovesjf § More or less, that was used in construc- §.... ...., RE Duo-Rectron. Hi particular radio | aia a | f aan , al ; 4 ; bed °,° A ito! tte Nathenow RS ANSo Ver On. ’ —s —— é DAVE SILVERMAN S fos tion of Greater St. Louis Exposition. Pur- fF ?°0 e500 mings aks toe” Tt delivers pow set. if | ues ; ~ a chaser to remove all rubbish. Mail bids We 4 ng 9 imo ihe, 25BA TW Dodier. er up to 50 mil- And also it's a gg Miae am E is to bag nog a ' nior | tam peres— proved product _ 4 4 iit oe } Eteinmeyer. 37. 242 ull , ‘ KINGS THEAT ( @ S Donen, 56. 1119 Franklin s agprs | enough for big Complete evith tubes, $65 of RCA! Severe tests i= cases of long standing have proved thet PAZO | al Withelmina Mounts. 73 114 Devonshire | ve : tom J. P. Condon total ‘apin. | OINTMENT F 7] CHAMBER OF COMMERCE [i iesietije | “OC mmc emcee etnies eee nee Seas Shs Oe r > @ ’ > , a 100 i ‘ ns : ; ] : ONLY 3 MORE DAYS 3 F Pemesreit AS (STRA. Linton 7 | | Bleeding or Protruding Piles. : . | . 7 eth Wieland 78. 31f lew. : , TO SEE Industrial Department 511 Locust Street, City re... A ah | and Foreign oe Physicians end Druggists in United States Harbare Sehaffpek 8 4924 Nehrasks | o ELI A A. P. 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; PAGE _ eee SINCLAIR AT iP cain ca ¥ Sete oy. | —Banks Call Loans. hatte, AR ee amy a ae Rureau of the Poat- -Dispatech. 7 OOO aah ste, 2. A . PENNA ages, POP) ieee, oeary Se Fi baieEs ste Ctal > Cticw tod GY says. whe Yury thse wi eas 7 eee SMP ge Ie or ak, a ts nes f 4 ’ eo >. A 5 i rie racing ind a gs} ir? ra + $3 Van * Aaa TY It) dit . pr es Tent ired 5 ® ees 5 : mT on ‘ Hit Gl J UA = A:hs AT 7. & aPrks ~ i ai ny 2 = or nee In the preate os, SSE ; es , . J $s ay Was ‘nMstrume Ntal ir InNSettlir e +) 24 = 4 . : Z He market after Epe U, ate rs 4 s? *?) z " * : ES i i ~~ - . + > & ady ance ere ab a? ° reg 2 ve S28 = ~~ ; : port “li Securities were Kec ? - 7 Wille rails were quiet es Call —— Advanced. St ee Niet at en ia - Uiek Gorin, — * ~ iction and accumulat ng Shares whick . rT)? re : ‘ " 444 aa a) Pprared 7 : ffer { p- o ities f Pnhanc Portunit; S for ennhancemens: at later date a . = Early Gains Melt. ere De ¢ 7 FE ase of Confused Sentimens ‘_* w } } ‘4S Stocks ia, xed ai defi; * 4 trend Manv of the . ; i iit 4a \ TT ¢ ti indus.- 's | rv ~* , : sa. j8 and Re, iait ee ‘“ ere wel? SUuUpporr t : SUD] rted through the early trad “. ee * > : SPONnsge tf sUrther MProvemens i ow PF the industr, ie ° c+ ; b - 2. 4 . , . WL Se I L®@ i¢ it} i Narrow lirmits Railrs ; af ta : is "S415 OAG iSSUe« le i { Were ir ? ° ’ 'o™E MAT. (heaea, ‘ ‘ i ha Eula, ACSA peak, & Ohio > Prigen “hat, ? i. 7 = ; f 7 ag) d re CR iFinnd ie y gE in 7 Cay . cemand at aCVances y Nile Asians lij AL iA ‘“oast Line and Louw!s Ville & Nact Ville Joe Ekround Olis were eins. ted, altho UBh in moe as the ate "ai rood Suppor: WAS eVidens 2 Sir | rm Tell to a new low fn; the se ts “eSponRe to the Unfav, rable ee Pot Court decision Ward tn Eh Ares dec}i ined More thea» * ae a 2&5 a resy)t Of the restra nine Race. £10n in the (renera} Raking as - o >. eens. et ya Ha: ede PO Sane rte ad erence Esch a ange Marker irrecular. arrow and ‘'Tregular fluctua. tions Characterized trading i: ¢ a sign sil ‘ r- ‘ign *xXchanges netpecting . 3 ’ =e | TY | Se a, deve! ‘—PMments jn an, Om i ‘ond tions Renewed Wealw. x > Si % | et ilw, Prices w xu refie, ‘ted Be > *}, » j ij “A trtet Tey i]. Cline {n *xchange on Chinese nain, ts © lowes? levele of — “ ; | f ~«¢ r Hong Kong ana Shanghai rate me : si heavy ¥ Sfferines of Cotton bille French frances continy i ir TIT 33 tL] es ’ ’ > Prove. but It; lan rate . 5; . 2 Sew, bee SAY pie attain DEY at Cpe, 7 ‘J collateral 60-20) days. 3 > t rime mer Bit ij pape: $i. 2 Bs t. 29.— Pri, ee Were fire, .. tovta v Three Del -~e rn trenrtes. 35 centimes Exchane. a me 24 Centines aterm cs 65 CPN ti mes The doller ED ape he ~ 29... B Per Ounce = ne: ; \ . heer Finn ~ * rates, short 243 *S ay ent three Months’ bills 40 18 ‘per NEw YORK mt. -? —Bar silver | oo Mexican Mao « 424 - ——— >. spat “ .. - t he ee, iow P- late Festerday SEPTEMBER 26 1926... —_— a ED AY EVENING RK ET ===. ST.LOUIS a DISPATCH ___ —_NEW YORK STOCK MARI __NEW YORK BONDS ON "CHANGE GOV BE RN ME ‘ T ‘BONDS. INDUS STR. AL ny ah be Oil Stock Reflects Court Decision—Indicisive Ses- sion in Securities Trading Cis © yy the a a oe ys ‘ Pe ee So KPa + de ci ae Lased Wire from the arr York : Sais | Fr OREIGN Be N Ds. i ee oan NEW York Sept. 29 —The Eve. ning Fost in its “OPYTIghted finan “? ;- + > ot} > _ : “Ano omer indecisive "€SS'Qn 3m er.- . ' : 3 3) rae eo el Pit ar , , * ¢ x ie ie ' ; a oe iS * ad a Se wie oe, Pod et ew — oe ~~ ee, > ot C5 oe hee ; 1H Dg mt 13 bu . bt “ao b> — a 2 SB an | ; * / Reviva] Of fen Mat an advance the New = nom Pidiernt Reserve Bank rediscount rate Was imminer appeared to h, largely résponsible for Continued UNSettlemens i; trad- ‘ME on thé stock market Uneer ("4 > . _ > ; ‘42inty over the credit Situation was accentuated by an UNeXpectediy Keen demand fo- funds todar after Ens of relaxati, nm had deve} ped = 80 call loan rate was , ivance€ ‘Oo 9% from th. renewal raty f o% Per cent. Banks 441@d Joane to the extent of $12 o0a VU or $1° FOG HHH for , nth-ena t+ : : i : ij- ‘i * €mente AZ a resuit. EPpecular Ts shows MT. = Seaiience in extending -.' ments in Cither direc n Interest Was at a low oe} . aeaaeat — MONEGR Where ton2.: : ' h “* ~ f narrow TaMPTe meovemen:e ;.. ti} after the beginr ing if the ee month Professi, Ralls 4 minat¢.> trading. Sseexing Was . > on ee | -. t T° 4 bt bw o Prt bey bee Pet bet bey » | het be i> Jy {wide a. sf da p>~ ry hed bed Pee ; Prd bee Pd bed Pd bed v a ae eo Trt bet ney en. | 4 We oe a BONDS. . rr ba O58 » a oe » wid > ” - 4 Ae } By ee beng Poe bed og ee PP it 4 4 ! jy , hee ht bw TI ty ae > Be i . . > + LHRH . 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A. e & ‘ ss F} 7 . - Ist pfa4 ‘ + rm ¢ 4 mm 4 > Va / \ —— "“eish Shoe com wr Shoe wna ‘Sn =hne r oe rm a ~s * > = ai a oa »’? Mills 7 pia t-.4 , 4 P io ee we © ati & d ? ime of , fal & Walker pD ist ain i? ' 4 31 ;. — ~ ita Ti 7 wr -~ ~ > Pie “f-4 Irv Works pfd | ae eee , 7. r >. Zi ofrown 3S) ~~ r > 4557713 Vaal ho- a ~* aa mt - > . om R Bi.) - suse STick fr OO Pe ati we * > ? 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By | oe : +] BS 101 l bee. . . . « . eee: 2 te . ‘ i ” . * - , we ee ~ ~ | ZS ye i + ‘ * / ry & i g: 4 “i Pt ae 4 2% : . a 3 Ay C5 * , aa we * te ~ wi “we” 7 Fy i s. Pa C28 eee SoSks fy: *S28: a S8z ; 2 8 ‘ ‘ | ? od a Led R3seer Genin er Pe ; Vaigs ~~}. ee . ID cage of newly listed e “Tne sale and listing. ‘ Mciided. The letter (2) iIndicg ——_—,. — insignia : UTHERN re Cw ee > Tor ~~ * = a Ss “tas STOCK Exe rT « * * a ; its eS; ‘ it Uneharn it * 4. unchanged pricus a ‘ + ’ @ if = a : ? > +} ? “ee ial trade on the loca} mar iS higher with Sales at 22. rh ‘atter nalf of Session Are - > fad 4 = R2% . - _ . 7 = AILRO. AD BON Ds. — am wat he New York Stock Exchange St. Louis Stock Exchange Chicago Stock Exc Chicago Board of 410-12 Olive Se MAin 3380 ~§ ‘ 4a . #?* — ¢5 Pt bet eet Oot mE PE td tg tg ened 7 { ; > , , [Qi i ft PO pe co . FF! 3 bt » re mee Ln | ¥ ee Exren os —— bene 825 4 ot FI HE? . > 4d pee ~~ ‘3 tis Tha: ae a an $52 145 rh. Ped Foods $52 ™ 2S 69 4) 9 . Don't be Satisfied gp with Recommendations f gk t1ERE are reasons why , PONGs guaranteed by the i lemue are infin: itely preferable @ “ONSS NOS go G-2raritee +. pe 4é Pheane Gerdelg 4] HANGES ARE SMAL ‘ON GRAIN MAR i | Lead. Zine and | ‘Ew’ YORK, ges oo + rosy lew ie | . ‘873 % ee ; t= 3 “+7 a . +A > .—_— {0 heat 4. 4 aut 7 @ eas t TVad a 7 . 2% 2 ad ia2 8 Ss a were s fair -. | ‘e's sles eet. | : “a8 : P ariy Tange of wheat futures « ; imcie? tr? i? oa ss *> r 4 a. ver as 4 ~ _-* ‘ as ° . ~ +2? —_ “> “ Ss s - ~ 2 wen 4 .*% ss is - e rep a Ty Marke — Les ai. ; sheds { whenet 584 t+4 b&b os rs ‘ * ey 0) ow f os é - tnaom - lea : No, Sushe.s , = ~ WHifte ats 431 “ ‘ . a te - 3 9139 ct. “t. Louis Cash (rain. a2 - aif wre Ne 4° i © #s8Trace hard ard wheat - : * Lard wheat Jt10e; Bo. 2 ‘xed 5 , "MEM Cate 43- ™t. Louis Hay Market. #5 h te. 922- ws, =. ot ce alfalfa S24 _ : . S23; s sand ‘ard _alfaita, ra ‘ her a * e. + Ri $70: ruirte - €4 to $71 Ne. 1 ora? ‘rie, to $20. »& ra'rie. $16 to Sis > Chicago Grain Carlots. CH? " Sent 2. — Carine Whear > “rn. S7- ests 23- ~ i Spt s Whear Estimate. deo ; a Sere - Preeent Re ale ‘hat Attest rabia‘s rae br al ee will the bias oa are « ‘ Aretraltian > «? vear Was tA few WH) Sette ee t and futures peed . bet "fart ¥ s* oe ™ ort 4 5 i” > "> a! ‘a - bi * «, aoe futur ea. | “ert % ) —Standarg * J ta ures. £50. Be on compare ek aan at, tt be Year Zz 3° care. Lruleth Jz iis public elevators were is i ed ay Steady nm the be co Ah aa tee SEY oe y ie J 5 ‘a eel we > a Fa i ee BSE co so. 3 a Clorer iP at may be requirement. C of high-grade Supplies or mi articles. Adj

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AGE 44 : WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1926 | q 4 PAGE 44_ s ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : Popular Caniiel ae AGAIN! THURSDAY WILL BE : | | iz ‘ . : ; 4 Flowers given to the ladies! Thursday is Dol- $ . 4 4 % - - r ' . 2 Sw ESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1928 . / Y er SO great: YT | } Be PNESYA*. ar Day: ‘ alues were never so gre Ou we will = se all = gue 4 ) ; a | Orders desired later will be held free of gifs j ul bareains for our Fifth Anniversary Sale. % > ; Hoiyp ] 4 pes jor 4 — > § charges. Avail yourself of our Easy a HAT THE TYE lare in the savings offered in this great cele- . ae 3 : S * Plan of buying! It costs no more 4 | f , News Photogray 5 me: , L j : sale! Be sure to c ly! ° . ° a mi tat bration B ure to come eariy In This **Classic of All Furniture Sales” es | | F YY OTT Fa soe ™ A nai bling he Sew tag ag eg ra : " . : . Ne: reagents M4 ad i T ¥ SO A pe peel BU oh Fa Sie oR eee ee re - Js - ay A ‘ en ed p 1 a > ee ps ~— eer ~— . y yo — Ek RNR Ese Ke Ory Tynan penes, ae! pen, i . isthe 7 7 nn r | —, ary F; é Te ; 3 only $1.00 and ve comfortabie. a s 3 i nts. ry CC Bagg hen Chairs Assorted V ases Stepstool Mat ecide ments. Kitc Steel Door wire amnowrmnsen en et Fm —— a $1.00 SPECIAL saleof all- flexible Door. —_ - ee 7 ’ ‘+s -“. ee ee ee 3 ~~ a ae o-wmet / & , v Metal Bath Stool }/p CO! rc ne we rving Set Medicine Cabinet i i smertnss ORE DOM a a he = ib ; ~ . . a $1.00 + ; T : baad ON Cc SB ae. & « S Lrong / ms ¥ Ts - is t#-« - = ™ ~~ ~ 2 + , = 5 i€ X ~~» aa 2 | | - . Fa . s ists he =v id : : ‘ ee ° a eee Be eA ’ 5 ’ "mh + *¢ the hat white enamel! ed ash > } - - *it? nd! } etoois that you will ._ ue , : HaAmeiec, a ia = wireahia fa ey laving handls im nirror and she n- very serviceable Io a4 > os . . bi : be Ps . a 2 : alan ~ yous hMociee House noid. rn tion ivory. cone Waffle Iron ~ a Tabourettes | _Serving Tray Giiincasntcettasaessreedseneaensengpasesmickenmeeaaniite, $1.00 rArrr an Kavareee par r¥Y Tabourettes Fs om : . 2 Am se WHAT ONE DOLLAR CASH WILL Se nt as oe DELIVER—DOLLAR DAY— as err He 8 Miss June Forlage ? ie @ and the other mem- bers of the expedi- , 4 Fe tion which set out Large-Size Parlor Heater eS 5-Piece 3 the little crumser a a Advance to hunt for ‘ ist: / P —- ’ i : + HT i if Unfinished | Mo ge " | a SA | ut i ii : harks and were : ol) fae | | ats: : ‘| ee : $20 Value, Anniversary tie: a — ae Be eM S : : ~ —Fpe . 1 shipwrecked in the Sale Price : : i. , De 5 fi Suite $33 Values, Anniversary S D0 —_>> Bahamas. 7 ; t iy ee sie par oammal . ¢2 : —P . photo : af $18.50 Velue. Anni- Sale Price . , , : wis: yersary Sale Price . hee ete ae ee =" 2 ° 4 a“ % wernt. efit PE Oe a i “24g . LS $ ne 4 o) . Bs ‘ € - & nS te pen * ae s = mt ¥. 5 eee 5 Q > Be. : 3 ,. m, i . bh va Loe) FSRe spbatetee i Seceanrane Od Yeh alc Pai CE IS 5S la RN ata cae: . . wi! od or Fhee A Ne vo ae Si : ,, F a ee “. - i ’ ee ce ' er . ee “a ‘ite Wi lank tops. Colonial sty fea- : a ‘ aot ank tops. Colonial styles are fea ee { pee : hilt bABy oe \ eee | —, : * i quart water cooler and 4 refrigerator dishes ' \@ or graY with rose or : hine trimming. 5 pieces LF of hardwo > in $1.00 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments , at his LOW a | ! et ae eee N M ———— $17.50 Value, Anniversary *Q4 | | **Restwell” Mattr ess RE ee >> s , - = 2 ¢ Pw $4356,6665,53000°>" . ’ . ; = aan = | , oS ) SLOSS SSS SSFP - EFF SFSFISE > ®, 37.50 to $10 ’ ) Values, Anni- Chairs, Rockers wersery Price pati a4 ennngnnh?*?” . (ot ot $22.50 Value. Anniversary Sale Price, $11.95 ESE Da-Redsa are made cf steri throughout. with cane fmetai > a full-size finished in $40 Value, Anniversary on . 12 Value. sd Anniversary Sale Price Baby Crib ji spring and tin COP OOCSCOS 6008 LAnUSUaL Vai ve. CO OOOO FDS OD EPO A OPPO OOF? OO OO (POO OOFOOOD ae % | . 44366, 3 = PEEL OPSO OA Oot OPO O Ol Cig Gl SG SGI LSE SSS - PPPS SF EF EFF FFF PF FF PFS SE FEF CPFPSSSFP So FF FOF FPF FO > 3 St. Louis : <p, Davenport Tables ‘G,, Dependable Library Tables a ¥ ” ge = m $22 Value, Anni- a 4 < iahee A”, THE BEST versary Sale Price. E newest type iong Davenport Tables, T —— \[AHOGANY finish Library Table "8 abet designed and made of fine birchwood exrcent a tie -_ irchwood tn beautiful mahogany finish. al 26-28-30 STORE HOURS; de d h a mace, and With center drawer. 4 Cash, Balance in Eary Pemens = = QLEWE STREET 8 A.M: to 6 P , : to $ M. $1.00 Cash— Balance im Easy Payments

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Popular Nov USEHOLD HELPS = ttt te ST. LOUIS POST-Digpy ea et ES A NC REE ~ Dee mamta olini Beco: - Dictator to ar By MILDRED BARBOUR. + \VOMAN ADVISES BUSINESS GIRLS (Copyright. 1926.) TO UNDERSTAND MEN, “KNOW THYSELF” ; ; ee ee oe CHAPTER 10. ier Doria—instinctive, because Dor- / OW iong, O thou Simple One, wilt thou continue to judge men ! ) as men and women as. women? The Rectified Mistake t was young and pretty, much | STH the Gepartere of Der | Youseer on prec neneit, is | Helen Woodward, With - a « , i cattiest friend, and, ma ng! aa ) | 1] i] : aaah coe: dil ound deep in | | : th Years of Experience in ! For, behold, are we not all children of Adam, in whom there Lami ai id oes © + rag tes inataes : vee ; ; ‘ : . thought—rather pleasant thoug45t, roubi¢ ut 4 | Bath been NO change since the beginning, save in the cut of our id si the Ranks and as Execu- | garments and the cutting of our hair? judging by the tiny sil that did tly. . YM ; s + . touched her crimsoned lips. tive, Stresses Appearance : nioved tb leasant con- , | 3 ! ' : Soe ar « eae at on the far- Rien Tele Employers —— 1m « | Then, I charge thee, if thou wouldst be pleasing in the sight of “ ee | | men, read first the secret inclinations and aversions 6f ities Adventuress ||| “LOOK PRETTY,” SUCCESSFUL = - - - = rade wi eee ae i 2%, Ps hao wily ph ccnty cies m» whrew ine Chin “perk: ; ins by 7 eek Vitel gh! “ybertina. JB FR, ica lb lige - tie “4 Fi se ee RO Cat g AE Boe ee hal ; teen Poe 4 ha? — al ss; juste "* 7 ” ~ _ , : . «* - from the afternoon papers. So sce rage ce in the 4 — >: I Lid ran r chose the iatter. , RE a - if oA Cre Od RM: ee ae ee a 7) 6 é — . a ANTLERS > tS PSI: OR 85 Oy = anne \ hell + ) is ee NMS AE LN he ie ROR. 58 thermost edge of fleetin youth RIS slipped easily tnto her — a Tae. | FY That They Ought to Get , a 7 if | bheart—and by these shalt thou judge his likings and loathings; his and brilliant matrimoniai dea:—i2 as a i tter Work . a Few —— - on | ‘a3 | Or . aoe ty : s + - of her less fortunate feminine COD- | _W ite near the to} big hou — Pe : , ‘ad | : Pe, oben 8. 3 | {3 f | the teeth of women. And, likewise, the damsel! that mocketh at lore he same conjugal partners. te : lemon juice in the eyes of men. rray herself in her m U1 se a = a | Post- Dispatch. Ted . scovered that her most g1Tris have Lo look Pp! etty. Then “ay ; be ; EE io a >. 4 + | | : eriT : alt een Bai Ba > ee The antique woman chaser filleth the mouth of the flapper with | lawyer, Or to re : ae PORES at i sSipie. 143 : | ; ie Bie —g . : seductive and dangerous to men as laughter. And the elderly flapper who seeketh to be a “Cutie iq ed from ‘or 7 = at fas hic Cc ‘Tee Dictator who surely must be coming soon 10 less firmly, Camilla — f . ee ee 4 é' 3 n th 2 business ie P : : : “ies 7 i » the couturters of Paris aad longue, was The friends, Doris could not help ” oe | re — are talked about in the/| of the house. . lim-waisted and o- and bountifully arrayed causeth the eyes of the damsels to turn ly Italian dress. She came to her feet in @ sin- i. of them favored | ee Re So eee ; ; a aa 7 : 7 . a ee mS * | ” % : ae aa i SS ae ; : * ; Rae a a " ) : pe 3 { ' s a s | Se meg: 2a a | the campaign will end.in a re?” she demanded in a fu- Once she came upon one of : Pe ers ae agit = ae vet oe SN SR ae oe ee ns eee | : even in THESE days, awakeneth the thrill of curiosity in men’s who finds herself permitted a new new life in her cousins’ home. " ee Pe admirations and his distastes. fact, @ romance 5¢ac} Doves + instill bitterest envy in the bearts , Impro Es 7 ‘. a7 | vements. ee eee. f | Lo, the youth that speaketh cynically of women is as vinegar to | ie | Pee ee Se ae —a bedroom and bath and a sc! | Se sa ge ea Moti By Pierre Van Paassen Sriftin on into middle-age wit ; Aina aties ; oy on 4t2i ‘San 'z P ci a : - i aie , 3 : " . ee “reel By Ruth Snyder . ‘ ean t. t Ls x : | ; H ay pa ’ She was uncecice: Pact , al “The long day is the best time | ae ei ~ PSL MLE? pt New York World and the The lon ‘= * Baas | , | * , 4 roce ane Go preferred | Why shouldn't they look just as -3.—-Italy must be insion. 1] own quar- | “ : A, Je ee Me \ of Pari- “was likely to for meais. Tactfully, , how during these tm- —_ is a ae nn | causeth the Youth to turn away his head and smile, even while he ) “—— gto pete ' On ‘tee 423 Us flattereth ber. ‘6 a . “_ ~~ : sed Queen Elena imme- No woman delighteth in a man with a wagging tongue; and a cheap anette vement to sever tae Uses leading to the ee : ; feet bind liom and Milanese sa- Tain. ¢ ~ : at, : ‘~ , — hy v7 7a 3 ] 7 mm é@. Wai & z 2 j , se a is: P. : : x : * 4 from tae |, uimat . eo 8 ee a : f his mo isten ing a a oe : 4 | 7" -¢ = By ie » s * * > 3 . nell : oot a : : “a . s e : | tome. j : ; — 4 . i bo- = : % : Doris strolied languidly into his hostess’ | of oi a 3 gee E | wife of a DEVOTED man is envied above all others. into vogue. Tha very woman in Rome is asking Mackay, who is going to spend nee: : ' a (3 PP ee ee 2 PS en | suede and are very ame ery man in ing the winter with us. Her Aunt Fi- “eer it) +h b} Bae = > ce ES ng aan 2 ee So ° 3 . - net Zwili the new fashion look thea lond i a 3 ie ow Le Likewise. a woman that naggeth her husband and showeth up his Nobody knew last week. It gie’s letter went—er—astray.” of rours } awfully fresh | eae es Pn eal SPD NE RR sa ‘ 4 | & WSs “ m4 . * a se: ret B ra word is out nacw ss allel aa ee ae : | fouits is not pleasing in the eres of other men. But she that endur- Philosophical ee | | "amet Mussolini himself has suggest- “mx y Camilla stared for a somber mo- piece. I t rid of her, ae ee | pe ee age ee Bees | ment — Doris planted a shy ere you.’ Pr — eal, | : iss ee ss ae a “= | eth his follies wit cheerfulness, praiseth his ways and maketh light tate Soni we hes bean rie nad oo teagan el she was in 6 nae ‘i & meth, Geetteer | ee ae gees al + : of bis blunderings is accounted an angel and receiveth from all men Let me say here { : soil areata aint. Sienora Gal-. ekt coreer. ler brain worked | ai, rads wen A et , 8 Se SR ee ie aa = the pity-which-is-axkin-to-iove. cannot —— —_ . "a a anon yuan who has _— Quic ly seeking a graceful way out in. She's the family skeleton. SS ‘oo Ss Tete, ~ bes Nara ae é Z Se : ‘“ ” ” Telbees aco an : iad are eee pera of the situation. es she rat- | | St ges i “95 be | — oS sv EF 7 | When the fools all be enticed into marriage by NO wom- nent... — Fae i¢ ? - art — a i - c eo ? ws % a. : oh beds ts ive = Sanging over her own head for his | (i¢ til the time she was warbling | ‘DAD ‘0: othe: women to wear them (remains harder for working women |going to these ‘tens, and | believed. For, men say of her “Watch out!” One mac's wort Slee pick ning The material gant future use. eg a bic r this ti | vivtyy. os semana eigen sagt oe Se Trae word: we should QUMgwered with a design taken from Fasel So. Camilla stumbled acros ' oe : gt | - SSE erage mn by Her Advice to Employers en ounge compan Tias, ghter, men and women ONE, under the : sides. —Goethe. | room and flung herself into Fie! - | & Many Windows” is , has suggested th LAH ° © _S geemous Pope of Dante's time. ing’s arms and wept on his shou! i ee ) one mn in th SS AE ; ter : of len Woodward's. busi- nome ef them has - o 19268. | There is one axtam le carries nine shades of goid. der aiireisye Bes tila com- SS an Sg “A “ ness career. e7 : But she is hoping ae : | coquetry, and tates Her design for a tea-gown has a i ote echbed ¢ t recon: . " CO: . be oes t. : ines | e ' 2 suggestions may yet im- i | Delbuzy. te effect and is carried out in a event, py. So relieved. 1 . , : Woodward. press some employer who distrustS 2.54 says “I’m doing secretarial making of money, with never a ° * I silver p | | study heart broke I ht th | agus - gs apn . =e 20G , ae ae \ eee ither of “Bunk.” Mrs. Woodwa : seretsens xnowsedge. work,” then sie wil: show her doubt in their minds of the value Men are the sport 4 ics 7 oa = , inde er’s). ill tel r, With three exceptions Mrs. ,.»name in her work and turm out | of thatideal . . . Nowthissoert ‘ances whem the CGI. the seem the es of “Weide «fon velvet has @ distinct | whict you—Oh, Henry, can you ever f - hes oes ali san t r , "20 fT) ¢ . 2 , rn ¥ +: no? } — Wi: “ * ‘ a 8 i sl a + s al 2 Woodward contends that stenogra- of life is rot natural Such men gape waeeecieval appearance. A “Beat- : Our bravest and best 2 e” desizn in purple velvet with its wa give me for the suspicion : : at = » ; 1d le +4 , " . » 7% =" . . *5. . ic » = ‘ + ae ’ ; - la , ud : ee ~* a ae : tg : : a ; e } th 3h rt Ci i - : didn’t love you so, 1 woul | ‘et wa : , ig Seg : ‘eek through incompetence. Preset ne soorcest pas : offic: have no vices except that of eating > rt "2 S 1 wl - accu g ein, Se ae, =. 8 - : . , 34 Lor Oya mn. . 7 + ? jealous ait teen | ; enry 3 4 ee : er experience : ; ; . _ , t too much. They love to talk about n" 3 wre «2 ws bi ; me te food. And people who eat too — learmed t " e lining bas a2 Giotte desigz | through misadventure gold : 5 ’ SRE gaa > SRR na iterate Bilin Aiea eR ot Mala aiin Cx . a * Ped , > es e Pg é : z as ; BS 4 * € tes rs + ‘ he ; Fc 2 + : 5 e pt: = : be _) sae | | aa ; > ie evening after He patted her iovely i ae ta Mest ' Cret of u ' a! to Doris’ litt! . memoer, s is oma rho >} : Be gM : : Every one knows tha ~ 5 ii _ > —- J awe a =~ 7 it : "7 } + > pee ; : mh ly, abl ° ir much are often trying to satisfy under its silken covering - Bridge ef Florence. The) — ee : ec stall Doac eaten ial PRA Tet 2p os brimmi ver with excellent ad- “As for love, who would is their natur ger within thei for love, for ad- — pepper. ES ) Sen is dreemg a flowers i — young and beautifu! ret jea!- ng | se e2 ™ seseaschatong f : hi meet aeicdain Pipes esaliagee ee 7 alates: 8 | an ie Tp milk. then roll ERRerb of white. This matchless | ©us and set detectives on hi rack. , SPs . 223 8 Sang animes ” ~ ' - ' ek, ; ' ao . s a Fe — 2 _— ; , I ‘@ntte wife is a het deep fat unit . petOm. one that enthralled Dante, ; = ing lovely, | ‘ene one’s self. Now it ha m of Diy Wen De ee ee eee ee ve Rear arn aaa ioe in - amire beautiful fabrics ig | °™ @ Cloth or PApGP MEREerhaps the greatest poet of “all) ' t whendione, : hre hic : ‘ to aie Garnish with parsiey. © _ - Das been selected ag cone of ; But I do thi: ey, tha | ara eeveaua “ vel con Rey , pive her to ad ae _i™ aOre and Dever Work : uer in a business way if he can. the : r to look, deal in og is queer. But if | . man who is engaged = etter set th UDliic righ bout ee ' weit : nes -“O ios : ; e's if. a 4 are ; . — . ae ts 4 . bud 220} veme: nat rO who loves a man e business of selling beauty. Mra. | mone} ything, it Me . , jal LC? SAA REI ote heya Tir oo ¥ a hi A ces OS ae d o- _* . a >. i 4 =~ “ - a 4 $ i “ BSi nights a ir. t doesn iO . . > a . ae . -i£ ti. » " ; e- | . , 7? £ . . Z = aan ~ > ana b 7 _~ a reli for ny PPuUutatic as ‘ - : . . > : . 7 . ; * i ‘ — - ‘ es : aR aero ieee +* — ’ ' >> *ho™ ree stands. Sar % es . ry it0r Der apnenienielineiis . oz ighte thing. better ex- ’ : ‘ _ ae : a } ra two hours once : pre ca Dy the French word amour. 6 Woodward's success tay in the ad- | Teak. . . To buy a bottle of +s arcreec qu! kK ¥, : ; i? We ‘ : ~ 3 . . - mal és z i P : k & ~ . Li - j ’ ae ¢ ‘ ‘ > © i ‘ ae ewe —— . % ™ ve . . [ot rs >? = . a : - z ‘ 18 ; ae ™ . de ‘ } © : e oe Most girls haven't an infly- verging (1eic ant . Le a = sign of effeminacy. ee aa ; ° rh busin ut to sell the bottle of perfume at iS ee x . urniture With extreme carea“1'l] give out , : ; sya f , i : neste teal . . ‘ f , . — " a lite — Se . emcee - ine money and hav > an “OR .ACt w..Q - is r Statement at once, €Xp .ainin ny : : eee — Mae VOCAUIT ‘ fem cdr Prineics rany @m ; - ite ia © ge * Ak “~~ — eeatttinns ‘ ee Sh Aah Tc a ~ 4 he pa «J — ’ - . i — ~ 7 ~ ae a" : ‘oc * > 5 } ‘ +: 4 ‘ - ¥ 2 * . ? i ’ a | landsome Stl une of a . oe : = nd of kitch bjection to using love . so | = Be sep ee _ tn ea Gfied in his world. , bd . b . women. aang ew eee ORR aS one array, SH. PR Sete IDR FRE skate egepacye’s 2 sole oe Re " = ama ttt A D Ce ake, *. . : . rn 7 , = . ’ (7 course. . ; . he be > “ae = : aoe’ Mate * ° . : ith a b ch girl for sho hat is, iil be used in the same fashion? nistake,” she told him :dsom: ie ce a ze ) “But, it's going to b righ es ee , ac. ate sae pt . * Maid, or, if possible, > mm remains m barrassing ne.” army — @ccn her g: a mpeg : and f for lunch : “There are mary men whose . sigh of lonation. 7 _ ’ ~h 7 usy ' "ay hat had | — vent ps oll | ‘da ee ; hou = ork : to bh . +e > remain whole lives have been spent in the Ch ° e ’ = - yon wish ens hurned » Doris and hel t ~ SF * 2% . Lc? im. eve »* i 7 pose et _ se. .i ze. ight. sls stenographer is just ait- aris Corse-Twin ” | - vour : 7 oa = —— ie si a e : " .v Tiinutes’ rest half past three Woodward beiieves. If she is Makes Corsets “ — Mente pSccvrer it regularly with “Weicome to New York, ri -e mit t , | n€ y ‘cea! , ‘ = ‘ rEg ae C®ing Married to : Fe i a *, .* 5 - “* . % : : ’ . ' ; - — ® | = j * , , . . - _ 4 ~ siderably by the ne = ; : a ~ ae " aa less time, keep charm under , See : 4 * department stores. a 2 s in the morn: ' {> : Font) sie Onger Soothe mB the (o.u08ing mm img ae isan ; > tc many T 1 ial & 0 Y New way provides rue se Story of the prospective Fielding § gmuse he- diverce suit as retracte 7 * Henry PLEASES THE PUBLIC PALATE—sWEET. JUICY TENDER -~ »« PBR Seco Bice op a soe hd oe ~ inted bd > 4 Grewing bedies demand cooi, fragrant creme on your skin. The S Dear. | That's my cue to vanish—I ace rr meurishing. pure food. me Bossa pets aye bow freckies, yours at | tt in y Cum ive te sour ene: cote Quality Brand ous e ce we gg “ ) Discards as easily as 2 piece af — she encoun’ Ompiexi Cecoa is rich in a - a oo your drugg 2 j= ; tissue drv. Ne , it troubled Derts She young Hartley charming, Lg ft. youthfn]! ment and with « = me iden Peacock Bleach Creme (concen- | Ne hus or several accounts of herse!f bye Was gand ooking oe yam ae delicate. re flavor thev'll like. Re trated ). Remembe-— money refunded # Fassrmext. attained auemees tahoe | « , _ ed touch o Pecan no t! good | ack for it without ne i ; sheg —— oe taken thought. The sort ; 3 : is yo to a sure A a poe ——_ on Be = stores You - as cescending the frent athietic man with « | a fer— 5 eens — . a, ern ~ steps of the Fie firs residence. Tt potential tenderness in his : “i Got ° os joo & “R ey - by diet “KOTEX” = ind made her laugh eves that women ilove ta Reet u Bro.. Stix, Baer & Fuller, ‘Walgreen = department store. Costs Des -o Johnson Rroa Drug Co. | @eely a few cents. 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— oo o— Sa eae ‘ ¥ sg + tli lt — ST. LOUIS POST-DIspa DISCUSS] Ee EO oo Te — eee Pe. ae - & as vs > judge men whom there cut of our the sizht of f thine own pbathings; his vinegar to keth at love pobs”’ is as Mapper witb a “Cutie” bn while he and a cheap Likewise, the stage, bpartee. he eyes and a living pic- beautifully Is to turn scomingness, ity in men’s shaken off m! But the° seemeth un- d negiecteth men; but the howeth up his e that endur- maketh light from all men p by NO wom- yf! Lead me Tiage is not : er the skin! ee with never a. of the value | | with vivid a ae aE ————— —Eo Pa ype EO Oe hildre Dictator And | them well ang : with a soft towel | thin . al for each o | in: ¥Ster, Lay oy slice of bacon, he | bacon together and oni _ | Mm toothpick con and OYS' er. a _ five at a time Pe * | *pan, turning Tl : once - bacon nicely. Rena paper and serve very aa Period. ARR ttt a ~--— - a ' 4 = e _ By Pierre Van Paassen A bronze taffeta, lights & fashion. i + with brown and rose, ig gamessolinia month ago. On the | with a rose ribbon in the @ myce’s” word Queen Elena imme- . . ¢ @mately placed herself at the head A new type of jewelry * “Shadowland” is to be # soon. In these pieces gilt @ inlaid designs of colored podon. If you would be smart . include in your wardrobe tere Italian dress.’ least one small chepeag ml embroidered. Velvet appli | felt is very smart and i} a g00d deal for early falj + . . q fet the campaign will A white and black georgette crepe is jewel : entire bodice with embrgmceses brilliants. on Olini has given the personal Evening coats are m lames and brooches, and@ crepes and with fur or ostrich. + > om be Queen, is Mme. Bice is executive committee. Belts of leather are agaifiliesestions By Mussolini into vogue. These are ing Now this sort | Such men that of eating @ to talk about ‘who eat too ying to satisfy cravings which d likely to be ess dealing in y some hun- love, for ad- i ne's wife is a itiful fabrics is bs to love a cat gueer. But if we of making | hing, it is dif- buy a bottle of of effeminacy, of perfume at in his world.” an eepereee se- Twin s Corsets ashioned ! obj arene -aetmenasee wily given in e or phone. mene | | TWIN CO. |) | | | Garnish with suede and are very smar¥ at will the new fashion look Nobody knew last week. It lat Mussolini himself has suggest- Mee ceriain designs. He has been let me say here that @iilaborating with Signora Gal- cannot beg'n too early. a noted painter, who has be- 7 ws rae Wome a dress designer. Because of Talkers are not good Mrtaste and original ideas she assured.—Shakspeare. My influence future costumes and » ° ° pome the dictator of fashion in Nothing is so easy as one’s self: for what we Wwe readily believe.—Dem * : . | Philosophical Phra , Rex 2 genora Gallenga has already de- Bed a “Boniface VIII Mantle” One man’s word is ! Mame pink lining. The material is word; we should quietly d with a design taken from bides.—Goethe. Mp chasuble of Boniface VIII, the | ¥ r cs @amous Pope of Dante’stime. This There is one antidote @Mentie carries nine shades of gold. @ Her design for a tea-gown has a e effect and is carried outina coquetry, and thateis Deluzy. - im - ; . Jwu silver pattern copied from the Men are the sport aics of Ravenna. A “Monna stances when the cli e mina” tea-gown with a train in | seem the sport - men-yeee chiffon velvet has a distinct eeGieval appearance. A ‘“‘Beat- five” design in purple velvet with : lining has a Giotto design R gold. “Mitficial Note Expected Fried Bananas, ® Most people are familiar with the Cut in quarters or halvy fitture of Dante meeting Beatrice wise. Season with P@PRMMBthe Bridce of Florence. The and pepper. Dip eacsa milk, then roll in flourmeagirt hot deep fat unt goldem on a cloth or paper and @ parsicy. | Our bravest and best I not learned through suca through misadventure.—A, cott. This matchless enthralled Dante. of “ail of white. uO, one that Thaps the greatest poet Mussolini Becomes Fashion to Sever Romie and lan From Paris Styles '—Queen Heads Move- ment for Costumes Like of Renaissance | : Seonean Staff Corres t of) : Seen on Sth A Bethe New York World and the RB ; Post- Dispatch. y Miss Shoppe PROME, Sept. 29.—Italy must be ed from the dominance of Pari- So decreed Dictator Mthe movement to sever the ties * bind Roman and Milanese sa- to the couturiers of Paris and y the first models of national | representing Various wien are talked about in the| sports. mans of Rome and the Vatican : . e given its unqualified approval | wthe campaign which will restore | Haly “the modesty and beauty of fle Roman couturiers and the t hewspapers are predicting | end in a at success, French dress de-. iS are sceptical of the move- | matter | attention. A | mittee has been appointed and | be most prominent member, after. Titoni, | me of the President of the Sen- | 6 Artists, industrialists and wom-. @e of the highest rank belong to- ‘Every woman in Rome is asking | a secret. But word is out now . B gray chiffon velvet with a sal-| jen is dressed in a flowering | ime, has been selected as one of | A ee ge ee fey - Meour Furniture ; bs e @ang Like New e you wish your furniture always have that bright, “iiture-store” look? It can, BOoverit regularly with mystic Dry Cleaner. This wker retnoves finger marks | from highly polished and keeps upholstery free PS and grime. Fine for cloth eer S5c for extra large can at ; om t stores. | } FRost’s © MYSTIC "PRY CLEANER : }no disagreeable odor | ee to Restore “Beauty Modesty to Italian Dress” ee an | ; ; ; | | P >= y that some of the *MONNA VANNA® DESIGNED® BY "BONIFACE VIII" ROBE,DESIGNED 4 ORDER OF MUSSOLINI | BY MUSSOLINI HIMSELF | the models for new Italy's national ' announcement costume. dresses will be known as “Monna ”~ Lectures will be delivered, com-" Vanna” mantles and ‘Boniface petitions opened, and, indeed, no VIII" robes. hey have dug up propaganda work will be spared to their history books and found thet develop a taste for national mate- far from being a modest and ‘rial and national designs. Even of- | chaste maiden, Monna Vanna was ficial communiques may be issued a charming courtesan. They ask in derision if these persons are to on the subject. 1e8 The coming winter may witness |/"SPire Mussolini’s modesty cam- ‘the event of launching the new /P@sn. | : : : ‘fashions for popular use. Exhibi- M. Poiret,. who is considered the dictator of fashion in Paris, admit- ted that the designs now talked of in Italy are among the richest and most gorgeous costumes of the Mid- dle Ages. : ‘tions will be opened, balls will be igiven in the finest mansions of Italy, special festivals will be or- |ganized in the best hotels and the Fascist fashion, the latest develop- ie ment of the national revival of Ita-| “Mussolini shows again ee = will appear before the eyes of a the history of his beautiful the world. country and grandeur that - Paris couturiers, awaiting this | marked me Png tei: yee — hevent, are scouring the museums to aru loves Ais sepsis RT ‘study medieval costumes in order | ny mere pe in es - . to be able to meet competition of | "ie aed designs now rumored : I 2S ce tvengeil entygerve ee eee” te for Rome’s winter season will be other countries and rob Paris from feed the most long - inte Gis Side, Rinse thor-| P°* only; to safeguard your com- : . iplexion. 60 years of soap study | i ape water, ter stand behind it. Millions of pretty with cold. cp whine gga pele gaa | skins prove its effectiveness beyond to be dry, — of good cold ' all doubt. cream—that is | Do this regularly, and particularty | BE SURE YOU GET THE im the evening. Use powder and | REAL PALMOLIVE rouge if you wish. But never leave It costs but 10c the cake !—so little them on over night. They clog the | that millions let it do for their bodies pores, often enlarge them. Black-| what it does for their faces. Obtain heads and disfigurements often fol-'| Palmolive today. Note what one 'low. They must be washed away. week of its use will bring. The Follow these rules day"in and day | Palmolive Company (Del. Corp.), ‘out Your skia will be sofs and lovely. ' Chicago, Illinois, - wana nn | Wash your face gently with sooth- ao. B Palmolive Soap, massaging it 80 Gite . | Children’s Bedtime Story By THORNTON W. BURGESS Danny Has a Shock. A sudden shock ‘twill sometimes take To get some people wide awake. made up his mind that he was D ANNY MEADOW MOUSE had going to start for home, | though where home was he didn't know. He had been brought to the beach in an airplane, which, as you know, he called a Man Bird. He had cimbed out of it | as soon as he arrived at the beach _ and he hadn’t thought of it since. But now he could think of noth-| | back home ing else. , “If I can once find that Man Bird. safe. Even if it doesn’t take me right away, I'l) safe. But, of course, it will take me back home, just as it brought | Nanny and me back from the Sun- ny South. . The first chance I get I think I’ll run over to the bath- house and see if Jimmy Skunk is living under it now. He ought to know where it is.”’ Now, Danny didn’t dare go out at night for fear that Short-ear the Marsh Owl would catch him. And he was afraid that Reddy Fox was watching for him by day. | Wasn't that a dreadful situation | to be in? But Danny had made | up his mind that if he got out at | all, it would have to be in the daytime. He wanted to start ear- ‘ly in the morning, but he* didn’t dare do that But later that morning he heard heavy footsteps. They were the footsteps of one of those two-legged creatures called men. Phat old log under which Danny { ny to himself. was hiding. ‘‘Now is my chance,”’ cried Dan. “Reddy Fox won't | be hanging around with one of _ those two-legged ereatures here.” | | So those footsteps had hardly | hour?” | passed when Danny darted He had climbed out of it, be | They passed very close to} out | —Old Mother Nature. ! ? i j ' ' i } i i | “What?” squealed Danny. “Wh-wh- | what was that you said?” ‘ered a black and white ball up in one corner he gave a sigh of ‘relief. It was evident that Jimmy ‘had just come in. He had been out all night. Jimmy has a way of being out all night, and like most folks who have been out all night, he is pretty well tired out ‘by the time he gets home. But 'there is one thing about him—he is always good-natured, which is 'more than can be said for some | ‘other folks. You see, being out ‘all night is perfectly all right for | Jimmy Skunk. | “Good morning,” squeaked Dan- DY. Jimmy didn’t hear him. Good morning, Neighbor Skunk,” ‘cried Danny a little louder in that squeaky voice of his. ee suppose it is,” replied Jim- 'my Skunk sleepily. | ‘¥ou suppose what is?” de- ‘manded Danny, looking puzzied. “Why, a good morning, of course,” retorted Jimmy. “What are you doing over here at this | “I'm looking for some news,” | from under the old log and head-!| replied Danny. “Can you tell me ee ‘but whether they are suitable for | — €@ straight for a certain bath- house. It was some time since he had been over there and he wasn't sure that Jimmy was still living there. 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How know where it is?’’ | “What!” squealed Danny. | | should I | ——. : | ODD FACTS *“‘Wh-wh-what was that you said?” “ | Men are not entering the weaving I said that that big Man Bird ‘industry nowadays in Engtand in flew away long ago,” replied Jim-| any great numbers. In some dis- eee ee | my. “‘What’s that to you? What tricts as many as 90 per cent of the | are you whimpering about?” ee eee | “I-I-I want to go home. JI-I-I | want to go home, and now I e-c- There is only one acre of open | space to every 14,000 inhabitants’! c-an’t. What shall I do?” ‘of the Southwark district of Lon-' “Sta here.”’ ,;|don—and there is no chance of) . 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There's a bird oss. seaseesseseas | t et P ; We'll tell world who finished it, about. He said he was going eo. ll UE Cee | Should anyone inquire. ‘lick Jack Dempsey and he didn't do | _@ thing but do it. =| | _ e 4 rds and Yanks next Sat-| : a ae aes ae ; _— ao — | EVERY 38 YEARS. ee =e 4 -_ | a, Se s ‘ The man on the sandbox says the ns pe Will open up the series fray . ee é out-of-town fans should be taken bs In little old Manhattan. an — ‘7 care of by all means. Every time ee The boys are yearning for a crack ‘ | 2 ‘ - we have a world’s series here they es At that delicious roll of jack, a : ; ii | : ' Tas.y round, raid or saine. ——— = Their wallets for to fatten. _ A | As a majority of the fans who This morning, riding in a bus, saw the last world’s championship SUCH IS LIFE—By KETTEN The old Veiled Prophet said to uS: in St. Louls are dead, they won't “I'll tell you who’s the winner. mind if their seats are given to the But promise not to say a word boys from the sticks. , = ame eee — — aiiinen Of what from me you may have. __ i DID Ou a ~ 7 : = KNOW: THE PLACE | ani ' | “There is a shirt-sleeved man in | “te LTH Y ty idly at DOCTORS « a window across the street with a | © UME § COUNTED The old gray-headed sinner! The Daugherty and Buckner fight Is going on with main and might, Like Dempsey vs. Tunney: The cock-eyed world would like to. know If Daugherty received the dough— | If not, who got the money? SO THERE! foot resting on a sil! and his elbow on his knees.”-—Valued Exchange. Probably some contortionist out of a job. — - “King Boris May Seek Bride on) CU. S. Visit.” Al) King, look ‘em over. We have some nice numbers in our tock. oe “Dog Uncovers $4500 of Bank ‘ »- rigot, new fai] Babe Ruth‘says that the Yan-! Robbers’ Loot.” kees are going to win the world’s In course of time he might re- Series. Aside from being a preju- | cover every scent. =... a ee —_ KRAZY KAT—By HERRIMA: | WHO GOES THERES FRIEND. OR Fou wf ~ | Duar Billivit ALL RIGAT. > FRIEND * / Goop | TEN TAMING, THEIR VACATION § TH ROATS AND CAEWED UP RY INSECTS ~ PDN OIA si eee ee ,iS HEALTHY « f THEY KNOW IT'S {( UNHEALTH? ne CARTOON FOLLIES OF 1926—By RUBE GOLDBERG THE BATTLING BROWNS SO YOU CAAYT AFFORD) | one pag Ew 7 You Poor. OU) - You | SUPPORT So A ie STARVIASG Bact. LE SGGeER s! l THAR VLU s . ‘ a * ee i ’ fs A ¢ ‘ a . P ‘ “= ‘ se 88 88 & ‘ ® " ‘ . se ‘es ee ' * * : A * “ > LUKE AND MIS UKE Sue Like To SHE CANy A FANCY BILL OF SATS SHE DOESAYT REAL, REAL yen AG? il pits BEAUTIFUL _PHONEY BOLONIES YouR DAUGHTER MAKES A ’ oe BRIBE 7 . _-7 WHAT -- SHE REALLY ‘MARRY ‘TERRIBLE , I Fa -, LIKE THAT ——_——_—— ,-% , - . 7 Ph “THOUGHT ‘NX — aA Ea A ‘Sa os ed = ; ' ve j » Ai Sanaa ot Fa ee x _ i gtk 24 Co ate F ER tai tt 5 ae 4 ia at 0! ¢ tw pi : 5 z ia q ‘a 3 o ee ee be : Several thousand St. Louis vise- 1 ; next week will have a two- sgyarch upon their acrival— +o see the world’s series games) where to sheep - | ' . = The wholesalers clearing ; , «xhich hoped that &£ | is fans would. fer the sake | ’ hospitality, surrender some ts for re-sale to visiting mer- a nis hag received none so far} mee larger hotels for several days pe ave deen declining further root | ‘geservations and tme flow of re- que>'s is increasing rather than di- -qinish ing. J . Sealpers of world’s series tickets) wan: nothing less than $25 a seat ‘er a single game. They are ready sell a seat for three games fer; 90. but the fewer of the fans Ip; yet so acute that there has been » | great rush at these pfices. "Hotel Statler has accepted 750 peservations, refused 375 and is iving hundreds of ‘telegrams. ‘he larcest reservation is for 24 3 ‘persons coming with the Louisville naieur Baseball Ciwb. with 300 refused. acd requests | — r of the New York Ginuts, has- ad the presidential suite.” John McGraw, Glant manager. will be there. Graham McNamee Coming. _ Graham McNamee of New York. ‘fA€rous radio announcer of ee ing events. who will be heard over ESD. broadcasting station of the Fos:-Dispatch, will be at the Coronado alsa. Hotel Jefferson, official baseball? Wadquarters for the series, will ve Kenesaw Mountain Landis} “Bish commissioner of baseball, the Whose party will occupy eight -foome= President John Heydier of ‘the National League, four roema,| ‘and President Ban Johnsen ef the American League. five rooms, This!™ Bote! also will house about 75 East- _rm baseball writers. Judge George! _E Daui of Catalina Islands has 2/|* Teservation. and James J. Craw-/ werd owner of the Tulst Western | ; ue team, who requested 25 - Hotel Chase has accepted 198 reservations, but Zaa refused more ‘than that many. William L. Veeck, Yanks at Buckingham _ The Buckingham Hotel will house the Yankee team, with about 154 of its followers, including New fmeon, owner and manager of Walter McNichols part ow po Whe Cleveland Club, which fought? : ‘The Yankees into the stretch. -it Tt !e said that the ently he @vidual rooms are Manager Hug-| 3 Sine. Pitcher Rob Shawkey and i.. Tre (‘Rabe’) Ruth. who hae been frém his customary two-room * to room with bath. A theatrical company opening jg : has been forced into two dormf-| 2 Meries fitted with cote on the Mel- rhe roof. to make way for hase- fans The number of reserva- ii ‘= there is 599. 190 having been (7 Used since capacity was reached Gaye a0. 1 Rooms Mayor Miller has 10 reoma rt- at the Hotel Marfair, where! ‘cam whieh gave St. Louis ite ; pennant and only ! : em Ptonship. also wll be. : : Louts firms have prewenye sind