St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 14, 1926

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newspaper. The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service A A tec A en ets eee SO RS ee ee 79. NO. 37. ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14, 1926—48 PAGES. Hae PRICE 2 CENTS — D JURORS Swinoces coovress 34 WITNESSES PUT AUTODRIVER, WHO GUARDISKILLED, REED COMMITTEE RE-OPENS PEEDUPINQUIRY aera manes INDY AT GOURT HIT THREE WOMEN, TWOOTHERS SHOT — JEEINOIS ELECTION INQUIRY Q INDIANA ‘“=e'om' INFICHTOVERDOG. GIVENTWO YEARS IN MAL HOLDUP erro ; Queen Marie Arrives 1 F] CHARGES: ane: dang —% Sie acar(G. H. Hanlon and J. W. Elmer Atterbury, 22, Con- Robber Sar oo . oe SUBPENAS ISSUED La waiei an Indtan, of Pawtucket. ae R. L, sometimes known as Great : Wallace Claim Anima! victed of Charge of Fe- Under Police Escort in « by ; * | : : E i > = FOR WITNESSES AT Body guar er wat White Elk, was sentenced here | and Justice of Peace lonious Wounding by Business District of Eliza- # pe ‘ 3 in a es a : 4 : a yesterday to serve five years and von’ to End Testj- °°"? Months in prison for swin-| Werremeyer Must Decide Jury in Circuit Court. | beth, N. J. rt | : : | i . 4 ¥ 4 , | CHIt AGO MOND AY dling the Countess Kevenhuler cf | | ee $B ke . © ag Sth 47 — Stephenson !-°09.9°° lire (normally $200,000). | | ae sess ide § oy Bee ee a eee | y P On promising 16 marry the count. SETTER IMPARTIAL, — FIRST PRISON TERM $100,000 CURRENCY ioe 2 ee UE 1 to Have Told cone hg - neg | FRIENDLY TO BOTH HERE IN SUCH CASE. REPORTED STOLEN : e : : ) 3 i i . te 3 4 tg ie q heed 6 Cha; : toe : the understanding that he was to re- eae a F . Be ae ¥ “4 Z E: ae 2B i Clad meee P i _ és -" — ‘ay it as soon as the King of En- | . ‘ ‘ ; : Be ee eee ee et Se 7 City Makes Necessar y Ar- gland ordered completion of for- | Obediently Does Tricks) Strong Circumstantial Evi-'| Thieves Knock Officer Off |(9 3 3 = = rms ee : ts at Federal | Pe i rangemen a TE TIFY | malities whereby severa] million TO TES ‘acres of Indian land in Canaia| While Experts, Neighbors’ dence Presented by State Motorcycle and Fire on ante. and iIcemen Wrangle Overcomes Alibi Set Up) Him — Make Escape in IN CIVIL SUIT. oo to be turned over to La/| —_ ee Plante’s tale of fabulous) Jackson Denies That %°2!? = Canada, as well as his Over Age and Ancestry. by Defense. | Two Automobiles. charming manner. served him wel! | F Forme: Klan Officer | ‘in mneend. France, Belgium and | a See oe a eg dee ; : ; ; % - rs : , ‘ oy _ | TO McKINLEY’S FUNDS 7 ba , ® —— ‘ ; . PAR Mall ae A Sa ge TE NOUN et i lipe AR I NOLE AMS NE ICE NNT GPL PR LAs ne o 7 “9 - oqehen . * a ’ 4 - bs s +s “i a . ' Ys ; | ‘e since n. avee. a7 o truck dri an down : a: Be Soe oa. Pte: ‘ : ; nerning and ré officials, and Lb. € je | ——-A girl jockey. Iris Rickaby. ic sé : 4 bsolute! eu- and kifie a p Rani Tir | swept the streets with builiets. = eS os ‘ e a Le , morning and reopen the investiga- he dog seemer wsolutels u- and killed a man. ss Bee : named by Adams as urce| the Town Plate today on Maj. Saas : h : B. Stapleton Bretherton’s bay fil It answered to the name of rhe conviction of Atterbury was es «Baas ees £23 | ti90Nn r) . . - Ss aDPietoT retnerton ay tiliiyv ‘ “ia 2 ea 1e mail truci: ied in ] nerai > Pee NS ee 4 "2 5 I, tet 5 eee ee * Trt Tp } nate Mirmation of the c!} | ae wee al tin the Creat A id did tricks for Hanlon ‘a triumph of strong circumstantial! * : Be se ae Wi ee. a Osi aie ES campaign expenditures, ; “L_Lepnan!i vy stella j reat ou ‘ 7 , arrive- | Rey. ees . ; ‘ : “ > : ; ie s m testified. Siecees. . hs ° . . and members of his family. Jt evidence ower an alibi. Atterbury, , , b 5 shee Hicklin Yates. Reed's secretary, ith Stephenson back in the In Or responded when Wallace called tt protest nis Innocence, said he mee mass is, © ee Oe tala ee #; ee ; arrived here this morning, regia- sites sob and did tricks for hirn. would appeai. the nea , , =. > ae ae eee pe ~ 5 se i a m= : Pa : - — a YOStC j . > 3 sec? 5 i tere ‘ re ‘ ongress Hotel, and Lach Side Positive. _Fled After Striking Three Women. | sie ye | vest ; ; va FF ha Witnesses for both sides were On the night of March 13 last.) “/©™*: who veh guprianann a ee Pacific & Atlantic Phow vent inmediately te Se iaarre: .% . vy ) ‘Ty LO80 Lé i +f —— 4440 aBsivs’ sft) UU . P equally prominent, vociferous and at ¢ O'clock, an automobile sped. with Enz, is. in = : epee suilding nake arrangements ‘or | let wounds in his lef . . . rtain. Had Justice Werremeyer'west in Botanical avenue and/ ‘tree bullet wounds + sge A the Rumanian monarch as she alighted from her private car im 1). wraring.) He turmed over io j ~ ‘ i j iis ‘on j Oy) lit t }0 oS § attempted the judgment of Solo- turned south in Thurman on the ' rt ler vi the — de : Lpee properenety © to dees... ship for America. mon and tried to cut the dog in Wrong side of the street. ploughing |; non ‘i on tins eee _ =o oe ——————— P a tr an yt half both claimants would have aeons’ a group of three women Motor ycle Patrolman . ee yer Let we Sh inal iat a tas wl ‘ommittee to meet here /7-Mondayj Seal mle BB ie eather , John Enz, 32 years old, driver of (82 Xaee e: Re eee A ie ae My: Ee tion of Lilinois senatorial primary i) een 1 epee the other two girl jockeys miate prison, after his trip in the race, Eileen Joel, daughter napolis, the grind jury ses- f the well-Enown turfman Sol! i divided interest aie slice DO8- | Font. came in second on her fa- ther’s Hogier, which she piloted to | ‘ictory last year Ming the subjeci of a hearing | Miss Jane Vaughan’s mount was AX, WELL? Pthe United States Senate Cam. | unplaced. The race, established in « ary ty of the corrupticn charges frvaeays an, ~ , mare on Pas ter hig Goat ph Bai a wl NUE re INR AS hee 2 the Ut bited States Marshal] for serv. number of eubpenas for wit- yele : a, _ “4 i . ~ — . a : : . ' eo} 9 , > = m > 7 7 ee funds Committee. | cease by — =. te was protested bitterly, so sinc they Who were waiting at the southeast Christman, 390, a» gees escorting, fT 7 ; me Bes. : =VeTJ« i: rsi over four miles ne stakes were med 1 o i. that corner for a northbound Park ca the truck, suffered two buliet Will Test McKinley Rumors. : eq impression persisted here oniy about £30, but the winning seemed to be in the Lat - thbour 2 car. his right4eg. His con- y each owned the dog. she driver sped on. wounds in nson volun litt j — " 7 : at - , hen the Senate Committee be- & ; . ered iie jockey and ow ner received cups Bot! ide were agreed on one ne iniured wv omen—M re. Ella dition is ot £e ric ur. 2 To ' atio r= . > *. , ‘= ] es = ath ye 7 - yn 2 Ss } a} Se vi n = ing ts " rk : x P i 4 nm to th rand presented by the tow nspeopie. point: hat prior to Jan. 14 last Burton, 4122 Botanical. who euf- The holdup gives every « ridence | | £ 0 at 10 a. m. Monday ppeared to be based on | Participation of gir! jockeys is “a aap ain 4a do named o ink fered a fractured shoulder: NI rs laving peen carefi illy pianne i at the ledera! Building it will seo lk -hour duration of his ses-| possible in this event because it *~ pe . ral ' ae ace ut 9:20 o'clock. at a's t i .: .4 Clara Hardi 4115 Botan: ace 4&\ ght from witnesses on persistent : : ° an the Vv allaces ii ad ; dor name d “ ith ’ ta cal. P ; 2 P wr ;Which was consid+red too is not governed by the jockey club. d “4 hundreds of persons ; ' > 1. o +4 with seven 7 etnbhe ribs, and {re nie poe ¢ iamenaias ~- v hae : "ty ’ to permit the intricate revela. | Bab. Both were setters Both , and oh gee +s The truck, : eentie that Senator Wililam %. - 4 o ; Bi} wtonged Wi 41!1 Bors s+ were in the vi — V. ‘ ° ° ¢ — -* like the re 1 court yes- iS, slat be Otanical, with ‘ : rick pay ors ince: r ‘Kinley -‘eiv Hstich Adams some tinue weo|DUEL OVER FOREIGN EXCHANGE ‘2°%c2 ke te Gos 1m court yes Nittie, Mitte tee eed aut "at |carrying five sacks of registered Navy's Big Dirigible Leaves|Democratic Spirit Evinced by| McKinley received support in his would be f rt} ‘oming if St : a} cri th sabre, | mail, was proceeding downtow n oe . : , unsuccessful race e a- ion were fo i ming i “'€- British Surgeon Wounds French “Then, on Jan 14, Wallace's dog. |Scribe the driver and automobile. | ™ a lg postoffice. Christ | Lakehurst Station for Rumanian Royalty on Board | ace for renomina .. 2 ; { al > H N r i? y 4 Ad neé mz 1} ) : Ww a8 ’ * ' , ee ns Count in the Ear. Qo, disappeared. He did not see itness, Walter Bemarkt. ; °TO™ | 4 : f it o1 Thre . Tn Leviathan on Wavy to LU jee om See ee eee Kienck, form: bodyguard | re ; , ia ee isht of S Sotanical, could and did He; man was riding just ahead of it oO! [ hree-Da\ rip. ~ L i ¥ ~ | : , | Shenson wi , | By the Associated Press Hob again untit the night of Sept : . i AG. acer ae emiele - ‘tional institutions to which he made i n r "2 ; ‘ 7 ’ a . sll ‘7 " ad | : ‘ . I ‘ lite 7} vé , Ve re a ~ nif not tk » - : ! ; “am si motes Ww as at , yuiti nig NIf E.. if rani Se. (ict 14 bain 3 A dis- ie “ hen ry ‘= saw R dog x hich looked h iC - ne his was io Gat dner we ” aa 0} lee a . 5 ° = generous donations. et ea i) a a o & | . i —— ; . . De ns ae The Count was wounded in one@!was wearing a collar and license dner ita Tear wy aeatt ee ta, JUMPED THROUGH PORTHOLE “ ed directly toward York. It was) day, a queen of the realm will be, J@™mes Simpson, head of Marshall —_ : . . *"h re ’ , ar¢ ? Orou ni I In f an ‘ | . e oo ied ‘ »?) 4 : * “a caged ( hee k Storrs. : ea;°r. The secor nd stopped the cone issu ed to Hanlon. ne nee andy i “8 _ ‘Fo! of the : vin at a heizg! of 1500 feet. on deck to ‘ lew Bartholdi’s famous } te id & i Be ‘ lemen Studebaker. : wai i] "C)21 « ie . = * ier . 4 ‘ 2 ‘. gl on » . " } ilj@ of eT) - r oa Spey Tle 2 ef : ri . : 4 o. . ‘ - : : a 1. . je Ou 4 anes lpare bat but the d velists refused .O eideeiinndi Link Disappears. wd am al oe } I lad W itness to Death of David P. Davi Ls, : =tatue of Liberty enlightening the ' public utiiitie be #t On kholde .. —s - a " 2 : os — ed into the case! shake hands and left the field un Meanwhile, Hanlon’s dog, Link, |. . oe — Inade a futile attemp Florida Firealty Man, Is I, y the Associated Press. world and the vista of the city’s James W. Morrisson, a leader in . j ; rin *T, pietis A” . . 8) Be y “r y t L- > * - - : (o Tis { os ‘ > ’ % y | iovd Christian. “o- reconciled disappeared oO} the no ening of 0 art ine car of Fred W. iuckel. Ship’s Captain Re peers. PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 14.— he skyline with buildings almost pierc- the Illinois league of Women Vot- € attorn ey. appe: sired | 660 Fl: be | en ons 8 * is panei ae , anliKe- An arg it about the American Sent. 23 Hanion cl! his dog $660 Flad. Green and Luckel fol- NEW YORK Christian Made public a s in which he said that. re bins a Me oT te ep, es — alii i , we LR ee SR ON ce a A ae aeee ae y ? P 5 Saat Sn 7 e " - : . ye - — ” m Daas Ore ee et me Py acespragr Fea natin; aledaaae = aypesoyncr. «rag PAP Pe oA te ._ Gee be » ore Be ae ee ¢ ee ee eee ee tee ” ene a a Oa ingrceeg apean Mpnies & Me Fie rs ee ep é piven tre nitne " ey ee ae. ee 7 aisha eg ee te “pre i sate Oct. 14.- .| Nawy irigible . iweles asse ee a ers, and kimer avis. c “tri: pe ts hae Ss ager et ee a as : Navy ai rigible Los Ar ees pane ing the clouds. 3 eee r J be . s, chal: nn in dollar cei > rlish ens led *o90 « as the one which _ allace found , 00 0, Davis, prominen a , ver *hilade!phia shortly after Queen Marie of Rumania has | of the Better Governme nt As@ocia- ‘he eneeenter illa at Juan les thar night on Hil! Drive. At anv Grand boulevard } lany anab who was drowned ym ti te 19.3 Dp. m. on its flight to Detroit. expressed a desire to see the pano- tion. Btephie nson in the Hamilt nN ) Pins rate link did not come home. ar) i avenue, where tne) -eaugh .|He Star liner Majestic, .¥ rout we 4 ty Jail before the berhoi'x« Wallace had a dog wearing Link’s Wrestled loose and escaped iy run-| Europe from New i a ee Le — pe sia ‘ plows its way through Gravesend Mittce. prior to its adjournment (Copyright, ae he had seen ; check which > BANDITS RELEASE AMERICANS collar at his home. He returned ‘58 through the Shenandoah Air-|through the cabi at oe LAKEHURST, N. J., Oct. 14.— Zay and up to her dock at West Aug. 5, that the association nd i **e oy Gees 7 ‘ 3 — : : : f nr -irale rie ay Tick So um, who.formerly was grand Koebbe of the Evangelical Mission tives. who traced tne col - we tt a young n avenge rrespond- | — nm , pom to take the royal party on board | | the Republican nomination, and , , ‘ lace vhereupon anlo ing t : of t nan wh v the ciated Press Ww 44 men, command _ , ' ‘ I CAA GRAB : Bof the Indian Ku Klux o Wallace, wn a -ing to desc st ons of the man whno/|B ASSOCIATE 4 : ; oan "}and land them at the Battery £07! siso wij inquire about the finaneia eG é FAIR TONIGHT, “TOMORROW: pie: t rsauit for the recovery drove the rdner car, peering iin- BERLIN, Oct. !} i fi it} i€ yw Tieut tory , ae Rosen- ithe t rip up Broadwu ay to the « ity | Pig al onan - 3 | . ‘ } : « | 4 of ry . | 7 @ } _* ¢ th 3 c° Tr) fie¢ r 44 7 if } , } 7 » . . erre mevers court vests rdayv: him ; Atfer hy wear Hans Eelener wT ‘ - rss? I ye , 4 "4 « "ec avy : i Th ki, wo > 7 ; = oe & | . st ; ‘ : 4 t 4 4 ' x b a ; > &- - > eee OF FOr campaign THE TEMPERATU RES. fenion envyiz he dog was Link ry y* be uae it EO oe : ees American Style Breakfaat. ‘ * m ’ . } 3 baa ii A i seas . sa ¢ , nee 7 na P Peers hi 4 43 , ota 4 , " [ sf rra Dnier Sand any statement tha! a. .5* : Jn tne land yesteraay, |! Sync : : Lotograp! insistir | iog was Bo . ’ Buckwheat cakes with Vermont Prennan. Democratic nominees a oe lace ins eting : ié eae s (>) serra wie? t, ne { ¢? ye a ls absolutely false. the a “See aie. i Bemarkt identified Atterbury “8 as Bs dium) ‘ow emegiage “ - : le ayrup and sausages were .were investigated at the ori | the dog not Saying an} hing the driver who ran down the three th itom r imucientiy to 10 Los Angeles Due to Arrive at De- ay Syrup & | riginai nor said. - nade: wr , ; q ja ¢ st : Z “ ts had told him ke had spent , ‘ ore - ; rane’ x hit learnt wit! é Hue | ‘A SHINGTON for their second breakfast at 't* magktTiate had made large ir . ’ ; at i ? : . ‘ ay) , , . 46 a3 . : ' . : ASH . *?¢ ¢ wf 7? 1 ; : ‘ 20.500 in Jackson's cam- ’ ides os oe :ould be Bo! ey ' : fe sea! Marie aisu tasted American tributions to the primary campaign« - » . e i rT i »s id oreo i . 4 “ i s? ’ ‘ os a ‘ TT ‘ | } 24> T ‘ . “ 1 , a os . 4 ‘3 * . . . an for ( SET eat Official forecast caped after truggie All i} message t | av} artime! } of hoth Smith and Brennan. the 4 Governor in 1924. a n i ’ peat ef & . “4 te + Spe ys Setar by Oe casita ake’ whe } ? 7 : aerigy ee ania esr sparing gi Al RE om 2 EAN te ERE RIN ; tts expenditures of George ee Poy o) haas COR a yo ' ‘i . . : ‘ — . ‘ 4 , 27 seen = 7 ; . d $ ’ ‘ . . ‘ Wwareing as . : ‘omen and sped Greer and _ & 4 4 troit About 2 a. m | . ~* } es } , . ii , . — ' * ' rr | fr) sy i] ca . ' iove ho h ° 558% — [3 . « : eeeee - rivyY} As the 4 ‘ . , : ; . : | 31 ¢ i 5 eer w s ; i ma De TL it ale a one ORR ARS Cae CaP TBR Oe j +: ' breakfast cerea! for the first time ~~ Z | , ‘ . " i ; ' | ‘ ‘ | wis ana “*** ‘itnesses said Atierbury, we Ot jeutenant Commander : bas rent - «Silent tn Ciril C3 ase. LNDIANA HAS) for St. Li ul Wallace Presents ( ase ' Wi nes a - ™ ; a sists a | ry j Be By - ‘ ; : r a J he rea Vak wre a re gd by Bil. K! ami* r bad iT) Eevinik te . i Re vu i» a " ; . ? ; r - Ss oe ‘ea, 3 i Aa , ee eee ‘ ait . ine vic, aif ; fp hic a: RR ¢>, ; N SEASON vicinity: Fair ‘o- eae 'vlewed after 11s arrest. seemed § “ . rage harles .. nied | gai LO » Ldne. chic? stewsast tin Genes Nees fS appearance before tne AN OPE bt 1d tomor- he ‘case for Wallace was this-[| a ia llth noted special! He is ; adijate Bre a ene “ames route No, | Uy dinn, chi vard. he don , Pjury, Stephenson was tak-| |ON DRAGONS "MBE at lerate Ths is dee, ek ee ee el Alibi of-the Berlin University a 6210 eee eee, Pittsburg, @ Kitchen apron and displaced ths owe oF ie ‘vestigating bthe Superior ‘Court in con- a — thoroug) ee oe | I naien whe pee et ly RR pon ue eto beviathan’s expert French and “ommittee, tn addition to Chafr- = "Ta . aJ , Pil oe 2 rT 4 i¢ ~*? ‘) ‘ ‘ ; § aw : ind eda 4 e r ti} nt : : ' Tih a civ uit, but re- tem pe ease. re hresen!e Atterbury. his wile With w ¢ rsa pana (,erman hefs th response to Ma man Reed. are Senators King of ' os A Missour?: tal r So M allae © preset ee i in rryis and his bDrot! - Re; mle eee ee ee , i ¥°¢-s ‘ P28 ate > satity. , ht ane rob rradiley,. a veterina | ca a Saale a : ‘ P hI | ii? | that -_ a ' —— ries reques! that she heve a day’ ' ah la Follette’ of Wisconsin. ! » | 4 i¢ i , ai ahi ; . ; 3 " ot ian a) ua 4 t Ti . 7 a 44 i. ‘ Y} a a wished the press to) —" _ vie eral neighbors.- Dr. Bradley and | baby to 8 mw ee og | : ue in the main dining roorm with | the hearings alone morrow; siigouy ie o da? deciared hi’ % , the following statement -ht in| Mays 4 ee walking by or : . ' oe | Mre Woodrow Wilson and her No Decision as to Indiana. the Prisoner himself had | > cooler — 2 . : ) curt wee & teeeed- arrested. Atterbury testified, ge wre TAXES CONSUME ENTIRE ESTATE brother [or Richard Bolling. as The arrival of Yates tn Chicage oh | ) north — it ahout the age of the dog | inspecting an automobile to a ? s Than the = guests of the Queen gave rime te *t he report whieh nani Meret that there are in In- NA — —" Sob : her witnesses swore! {tf was one ihe sag had bret suen |) — r der of Chain “tore Concern Evinces Democrats Spirit. published here. that Senator Sead — men with souls so shriveled Wee: Sunset. «. dne was Bob. whom they had/ from him months before "Trade-in V alue ne | The Democratic spirit of Queen had decided to go into the Seniies tate - J : 4 f { | 4 3 ; . 2 " ty, i ¢ ) 4 -r Z 7 : ry ta ; , * a 7 : . + WAS, JUDGE - é their sf) fich rr litica! plots.” - Ii£ The : : at anion “was en i iis elnp ove v3 Jaz es (s +f : Se, a: 4 . y " é. ef, mg ’ athe r) ‘ron the tends r at ‘ ae - However. - hile ot . . : i a a Ta! « ; % : fe \ hs SSiy>; . : ~ ’ a ¢° 7t? pte ' a .? . } ' ‘ re) ify as . mm WSpaper men were per- | Mississ:; + es link. had been born /tifying as a character witness, & 1 lefy ~~ s .. PROMO eT fnaintaine Last night mittee is here nest weel . f; , feet & fai : se ‘ ’ . . wn = nr ‘ ats els! Or ¢ . : os . ; ° yy Se AT ; ' tt . ; “ Baal ‘ 7 , . x pdlatteatl to talk with Stephenson and : — + 8 Qo” 7 3 T) as « rr: : Atter?ury : ad Ww Rec ' a : oft 3 pcce pr oe : ' the Queen. Princess ltieana Prince Tilineis ortmarw ine rim : aes ansas: Tonight, unsettied, _— nel or chs ‘en ; | “ee aha ai estate corporations and epi e cies: E “ hot be askeaA to elaborate Arkansa: ronigh blow ae i Iper,. eit the last three years thy ice ‘ - ' — ewe pS Nicholas and other members of the here undoubt« dy [> diseysse In ala 2 r : : 2 ' chandcis ox eT ferp rises ‘ : ; * wegen indict Sheriff. Aids for Murder. | 7 Langed cal . uf : tie ; arte taanel rOsai ehiourake sa” @ (Otion pic. diana in executive seasion wT a! . ancain s irthda 'Ry the Asecciatm Presse . , . i ‘ i fe : : 2 ’ : ure show in the genera Grawing "= —— > > wT)? 2 \ a>’ ew ’ ti- ’ ” ’ : oes ¥ A ; ! ; 23 ¢ du m p' 4 *, : - - damages growin per Cent. a imi the ofore was two years zz 4 . ‘ bey C ‘ ‘ Surrogate @ t_our £1108 ’ ag . . NMOUnCE eM. Was filed in Superior There is eunsider able cloud mess — rire eoarser adog tran B be eo offi have bee? ; j bi Jf - papegig } aeas Varie requested a @ e . 7 promot: eft oniy $17.291 Senator Reed. who was tn @¢. Counts , ‘ 7 Ca ‘ ¢ x i " TT ” ; ar se ae against Adams. Thei over the country east of the putt | sar] Smith superintenden : ae" indicted on. charges murder ' easy terme $9009 fiim, “Bafe Haven showing the | Louis the tast two days. desert ASserte that Adams siseippi River and in the West Gu: f Madison, Tl. who Mac | nection with the killing af Wil See the exclusrve offers today ¢ 41 go to Federa peating of American esting 6S lenis morning for J io Cc defraur the plaintiff Sater Rains have heen genera’ Aog nr Haion, teatified bis ai R Dean of Hiartne *¢ Counts ¥ a ‘f a mere Wiii £¢ é sels from the seas Then ahe enw | : ne *T oplin te “pea k of the public” by plac , b | North Atlantic States but im) . A in urt was Lin! ae ' : Ther were re egos ahi arerp eee son aa “The Waning Sex.” the etar 4 tonight in Dena of Harry 9% 4 i im The or n ~ i. é - ‘ ° 7 $ ’ La - , p are “noth To , general su] ) Classified Aut wee mounted with his penalties for| . | er bie committee will tak the ung but dry holes.” | 4, eratures are @ littie ‘o®8 > Bremelting and | nonin Ce , sought him on @ Pee a ‘ is ois ae | aa ane @ art her 4 lege that Adams | ae ae ae Northweet but sith | iona! FE ioe . esa x . ‘ ae ee oe a add tiie “ pavinen to §.f 22.61 Cenutinucd on Page 3. ‘“Columa 2. Indinwa situation. Ps é ; ‘ ‘ o ‘ xirT? ‘rif le ; s 1 . ‘ui . rr) coe } . »s* ‘ , Page ( lamp -«e. ue miid Continued on aeset Pei se is OOD Lh POV OOO elt el Pattorner, ©. O. Hill, said that | AG Fe he ee RAI } rrr ft * . a) that in their opinion |; wen A a Ree en ee Ob Ys AEN re eR ALN PE EL EA PETER SNE MN I Rt en than tenia inca a nella ee % Lei eqn jure still i Dou 5 iTmsaA omens t if & ‘Teh « NOW IT! 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ie 0. ee iene iin th r - a Le Ses mh ay ”y , =e - . . ap ah Nk see . Fe RRR 7 ig ¢ ie er be we - Bio ~ay Sic Ames canner Bee ete m ais os div tax SAM actly kstwbicglh i UB aN ot oe. ree , chee al UIE SFR bees - ws ~ - weaawec eee LAWYERS IN FIGHT LIE IS PASSED IN MPHERSON GASE Counsel for Mrs. Wiseman- Sielaff, State’s Witness, Strikes at Evangelist’s Attorney. ae ee FRIENDS PART PAIR SCUFFLING IN COURT oo Judge Rebukes Belligerents —Photographs Held for Evidence Are Reported Stolen. Ry the Associated Presa. LOS ANGELES, Oct. 14.—The preliminary hearing of Mrs. Aimee Semple McPherson, evangelint of Angelus Temple, on a conspiracy charge in Municipal Court here today was thrown into confu- sion five minutes after the ses- gion started when Attorney a. ee Gilbert, counse! for the evangelist, exchanged blows with S. S. Hahn, attorney for Mrs. Lorraine Wise- man-Sielaff, star witness for the State, and a co-defendant with Mrs. McPherson. The quarrel began when Hahn _ §T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH RAILROADS FIGhT Is He “Bob” or Is He “Link”? a a nN ce ees | Experts at I. C. C. Hearing ee ne average time required by the Ili- ‘nois Central and Southern Raill- roads to move a coal car from their | Bast St. Louis yards to nearby Il- linois coal fields, deliver the coal ‘in St. Louis and return to the yards. | made yesterday by transportation lexperts of the two railroad com- |pantes at a hearing before Special | Examiner Arthur Kettler, of the | Interstate Commerce Commiasion, ‘in an effort to show that rate re- ductions, ordered last February by the Illinois Commerce Commission, ‘are working undue’ hardships on ithe railroads. ‘sion ordered rates reduced from 91 cents a ton to 70 cents for coal shipped from mines within the in- ner zone of Group 2, embracing all mines within a 20-mile radius of East St. Louis, and fixed the raté@/ course of the investigation, for mines tn the outer zone of said Gilbert had issued s pgaancnaguageel branding Mrs. Wiseman a ‘‘liar.” | Gilbert retorted that he was pre- | pared to back up anything he ha said. Judge Samuel R. Blake re- marked he was not concerned with what the newspapers said about the case, and the two lawyers sat down but continued the argument. Suddeniy, after a remark from Gilbert, Hahn heatedly declared, “You can’t say that, even if I am mot as big as you are.’ According to those about the table, Hahn g@truck at Gilbert. Gilbert attempt- ed to return the blow, but others about the table intervened. Judge Rebukes Lawyers. Judge Blake rebuked the two at- torneys and the trial proceeded. Hahn announced today his of- fices had been ransacked and that documentary evidence in the case was missing. He declared that six photographs of Mrs. Wiseman and Mrs. McPherson, taken together after the two women had been made up to resemble each other had disappeared, together with sev- eral telephone receivts whigh the atiorney intended to use to prove that the evangelist and Mrs. Minnie Kennedy, her mother, had had tel- ephone conversations with Ken- neth G. Ormiston, former Angelus Temple radio operator, while he Was a fugitive from justice. Mrs. Wiseman’s testimony cen- ters on the State's charge that Mrs. McPherson occupied a cot- tage at Carmel, an ocean resort, with Kenneth G. Ormiston, former | radio operator at the temple. As part of the arrangement, Mrs. Wiseman testifie ‘d, she was to pose | as the woman who shared the cot- tage with Ormiston. She said Mrs. McPherson told her this seemed to be the only way to refute the charge she had spent the first 10 days of her absence at the Carme! cottage. Tried to Imitate Writing. Mrs. Wiseman told yesterday of | repeated attempts to imitate the evangelist’s handwriting to show that she and not Mrs. McPherson wrote the grocery slips found at the cottage. She gave this up she ‘said, when a -handwriting expert told her she would never be able to affect the evangelist’s style of writing. The witness then testified that Mrs. Minnie Kennedy, mother of the evangelist and a co-defendant, aided in coaching her. District Attorney Asa Keyes last night indicated that Mrs. Wise- man’s testimony might be complet- ed today. Attorneys for Mrs. McPherson will then start the cross-examina- tion, in which it is expected the witness will be asked to explain a statement she admitted making to the effect her sister shared the cottage with Ormiston. The state- ment designated the woman at Carmel! as “Miss X,"’ and was sup- posed to link up with a statement purporting to, have come from Ormiston that Mrs. McPherson never had been at Carmel. Police Guard Witness. The statement never was pub- lished as intended, but was turned over to Keyes by her, Mrs. Wise- man said. Detectives continue to guard Mrs. Wiseman as ae result of threatening letters received since she began her testimony. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded Bee fe ihre. PULITZER. Published Datly by The Pullteer Publtahing | Co.. Twelfth Boulevard and Olive Street (Member Audit Bureau of Circulations,) MEMPER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Aesociated Presse ie exclusively en titled to the use for republication of all news d epatches cre ~~ to it or not other. wi credited in t paper and also the Jocal news pub ished “therein. All nmehte of republication of special dispatches heretn ere aleo reeerv BURSCRIPTION RATES BY Mati i ADVANCE. Dally ana Sunday. one year...... “819 00 Dally. without Suaday one year. 6 00 Gunday ony, ome vear......... 5 00 Remit either by ypontal order. express money order or Mt, Louts exchanges. Delivered by elty carrier or out-of-town ere Dally orivy 6% month Sunday I0c¢ a ried d-clame matter July 1? Tete et ene Postottice at 1 Louis. Mo Phone MAip 11 Group 2, including mines within a 20-mile radius, at 80 cents a ton. —bHEy a Post-Dispatch Staff Photographer. USTICE OF THE PEACE WERREMEYER with the dog whose disputed ownership he has been called upon to determine. Louls was not affected by the or- der as the Illinois commission has 34 WITNESSES PUT IN DAY AT COURT IN FIGHT OVER DOG ° _ Continued from Page One, swore the dog was Link. A news- paper reporter and two icemen tes-e tified they had seen Link almost daily for four years and were sure that this was Hanlon’s dog. From all this identification but two points stood out as possible determining factors which Justice Werremeyer must consider. One was—“Is the dog in court a 5-year- old dog like Link or a $-year-old dog like Bob?” And the second point is: Is the dog in court a thoroughbred as' was Bob or a “dropper” as was | Link? On all other points’ testimony balanced evenly. Friends and ac- quaintances of each family had testified positively that the dog was both Bob and Link, that they knew him well, that they knew his tricks, that they could not be mis- taken. | But on the points of age and breeding Wallace seemed to have a little the edge. Four dog experts testified for him that the dog looked like a thoroughbred = and no jurisdiction over interstate rates. Thus, the former bridge differential of 25 cents. a ton was increased to a maximum of 46 cents a ton. wouldn’t have him.” ;in Mauller’s behalf that did not run;to Powell when Pow- ee es the car. witnesses appeared for In his answer, Mayor Pow ell had | there was nothing ma- | licious in his action. GRAND JURORS SPEED UP KLAN ‘the railroads to obtain a restora- tion of the old rates, other inter- ‘ests are involved at the hearing, which is being held at Hotel Jef- iferson. The City of St. dLouis, the Chamber of Commerce, civic or- GRAI I INQUIRY | ganizations and coal: operators are | |askinge that the rates to St. Louts | ‘he lowered to restore the 25-cent | of | differential. Railroads are also seeking to have the divisions in| Group 2 abolished. The East St. Louis Chamber of Commerce and i representatives of East Side indus- ‘tries are opposing the attempt of 'the railroads to regain their for- i mer rates. _Continued from Page One. was filed = Claude E. Beisel of Lafayette, The Christian statement was called to the , Jail (where Stephenson awaited and that he observed S. Divers of Chicago, traveling car | agent In cae Speresres aiyeon ty | board of managers of the Pythian . the Illinois Central, and Fred ‘ltrome at Springfield for a five-| year term. with some papers in his hand and saw him pin some checks to a pa. | au Behring of Washington, D. C., com- /merce agent of the Southern Rail- road. the terminal situation here and in ammunition ready.’ was not more than 4 years old. Only three dog experts and on-° man who said he was an expert where Link was concerned, testi- | fied in Halon’s favor, saying that | $" |in their opinion the dog was older than 3 and not a thoroughbred. Dog Does Tricks in Court. The emotional points of the ar- guments were not overlooked. Dur | ing lulls in testimony, and during | gatic recesses Wallace sought to dem-j| 19 onstrate how Bob could hold a pipe between his teeth, how he could roll over and show “where the old briars had scratched baby”’ and other cunning tricks. Not to be outdone, Hanlon and his wife demonstrated how the dog could retrieve gloves and when Mrs. Hanlon addressed it-as “Vuink’’ the dog stood on its hind legs and pawed her affectionately. During all this Justice of the Peace Merremeyer scratched his head and looked worried. “Good old Bob,” said the Wal- laces. “Nice old Link,” said the Han- lons. And the dog kept wagging his tail and showing love for every- , look at that for > purporting to be that of. John Duvall in ink thereon, . This paper contained prom- | ises of Stephenson, Mayor of Indianapolis. * I have just referred » piled up on the bunk in that an different engines in going from the ‘yards to the mines and return. | tization fund. Divers said eight movements are usually required for Illinois Central | coal cars. Each witness said his | ‘testimony was based on-a personal ‘investigation during a certain peri- od of actual movement of the cars. | checks and papers, to kd Jackson. os at the time that he | as simon to are photostatic cop- Post-Dispatch reporter that the carriers had made a careful study of the problem in an effort to re- count ‘that he was afraid that they duce expenses of hauling coal with- body. Finally, Justice $Werremeyer! sighted and adjourned court, prom- ising a decision Saturday. Hie appeared to be hoping that Bob and Link were two other dogs, or wishing that there was a finger print system applicable to the case. $20,000 Suit Over Possession of Dog Heard in St. Louts. Trial of a $20,000 damage suit artsing over possession of a bird- dog at St. James, Mo., two years ago, was under way before Circuit Judge Hamilton today. Gustav A. Mauller, a sheetmetal contractor, of 3507 North Twenty- fifth street, is the plaintiff and Ww. H. Powell, Mayor of St. James and a lumber dealer, the defend- ant. Mauller claims damages for false arrest and prosecution, Pow- ell having arrested him on the charge of stealing the Mayor's $200 dog. Mauller was acquitted of the! grand larceny charge in Phelps County Circuit Court in Septem- ber, 1924. Testimony this morning by Maul- ler and his son, Adolph, 15 years | old, showed that they were driv-. ing through St. James with an-. other son on July 4, 1924, when a birddog tumped on the running board of their car and _ = stayed there In friendly fashion till Adolph let him inside. They kept the dog with them over night at a nearby fishing creek. Mayor Powell, see- ing the dog when they passed through town on the way home next day, arrested Mauller, who protested that he had meant to advertise for the owner on reach- ing St. Loufs. Asked today if it was a valuable Stephenson told | e was having three phé- » of each paper out results. with representatives of several oth- ,er railrogds offering testimony isimilar to that given yesterday. The case of the railroads will be ,completed with a thorough descrip- | tion of the operation of the Ter-| minal Railroad deposit in three different places. ‘} Louis and the Chamber of Com- ‘merce are expected to follow the. ratlroad’s witnesses. They will at- | tempt to show that coal freight! rates to this city should be reduced by offering comparative rates in other induatrial — ~aid in getting the Reed was sent to Senator Reed himself startling disclosures within the next ’ message to Senator Reod | tigation.”’ United States Senator i'James FE. Watson is a candidate | i for re-election. 6 In the message to Walb, Adams | OO W ere “The masked authority which; said he also expected to appeal to/ |'President Coolidge. The message side-| to the President has not yet been prepared. “into the vitals of this deep- seated | track our probe committee's inves- FOR RESTORATION OF OLD COAL RATES Say 11 to 14 Days Are Required to Move Car From Illinois to St. Louis. From 11 to 14.6 days is the Statements to this effect were The Tllinois Commerce Commis- The rate of $1.16 a ton to St. Others Ask Rate Reduction. In addition to the attempt of The witnesses vesterday were J. Federal Court appearance here. It is understood that others are likely to be indicted in the same connection. Assistant District Attorney Stat- tler of St. Louis. who is conducting the grand jury’s inquiry here, said today that 16 automobiles, of vari- ous makes, ranging from the cheap- est to some of the most expensive have been recovered in the He said other cars were being sought. Stattler said that machines stol- en in Missouri were traced to Jack- gon’s garage in Cairo, and that they were in some cases sold there to Illinofs or Missouri purchasers. K. OF P. CONVENTION ENDS Sam W. cars, Sedalia, | Roelke of Bethany, of the exchequerer; Dr. C. 'of Cameron, grand master-at-arms; Herbert B. Wardin of Nevada, | grand inner guard; Edwin Jenni of Festus, grand outer guard. Louis Fiederling of St. re-elected as a trustee of the grand lodge for a three-year term, Woodson of Independence | was re-elected as a member Sam H. ne iiiiptiededines mse ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14, 1926. THREE INDICTED IN AUTO THEFT INVESTIGATION Justice of Peace, Business Man and Garage Owner of Cairo Named by U. 5S. Jury at Cape Girardeau. Special to the Post-Dispatch. CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo., 14.—-Three residents of Cairo, Ill., indicted by the Federal grand jury here on the charge of conspiracy to violate the Dyer iaw against inter- state transportation of stolen auto- | mobiles, were arrested last night in Cairo, The men arrested are John H. Jackson. a Cairo garage owner, president of the American Automo- bile Association Club of Southern Illinois: A. P. Crider, a Cairo busi- ness man, and J. B. Wall, a Justice of the Peace. All gave bond in in Cairo for their Grand Chancellor. Specia] to the Post- Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, Oct. 14.— The grand lodge of the Knights of Pythias of Missouri closed here yesterday afternoon with the elec- tion of officers. Sam W. James of a member of the Board of | Curators of Lincoln University Jefferson City, was elected grand vice chancellor; Emil L. Finkbein f St. Louis, grand prelate; Edwin Ettinger of St. Louis, grand keeper records and seals; Herman grand master H. Risley Mill Employe Escapes Death. Each gave minute descriptions of | Spectal to the Post-Dispatch. PARIS, Oct. fre’s ‘‘Save-the-Frane Fund’ cam- Behring said 14.6 days is the] paign will turn to art during the ‘average time required by the| latter part of the present month in ‘Southern in delivery. He said each! an effort to save money. coal car is required to be movedj of celebrated artists of 40 nations average of 12 times by seven|are to be put up for sale and thé proceeds turned over to the amor- JACKSBORO, 'Tex.—Lee Sartin. 'East St. Louis in an apparent at- /employe of the Jacksboro Mill & ‘tempt to show that the slow move- ment of freight cars in this indus- trial district is caused by the com- plicated condition of termina] facil- ities. Elevator Co., narrowing escaped death when his clothing caught in machinery, spinning him around like a pin wheel. *A check-up after the accident Divers testified that it requires |revealed that Sartin had not been '11 days for a coal car to complete |injured, but all that remained ‘delivery to St. Louis from Group 2); his clothing was his shoes, mines and mines around Duquoin, ‘and 13 days from mines in the “Southern Illinois Division,” which | By the Associated Press. includes mines in. Williamson . | County. and collar. Art to Be Sold to ‘Aid France. 19 INDICTED AFTER LIQUOR STEAMER IS CAPTURED IMPORTER s KILLED Two Chicagoans Aleeged to Be Owners of Craft Seized With $1,200,000 Cargo. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Oct. 14.—Two Chi- cago men and a New “pani Faas Death of H. H. Topakyan, ness man are among 19 defendants : named in indictments, returned inj Who Gave Costly Rugs to Federal court here, following the Nation Thought Accidental. capture of the rum-running steam- ’ , ship Eker-in the Hudson River cae cal aed nea hay os Mistery tan trom the Tee ate rey orotic ee ee wealthy importer, lavish entertain- ene cata ae pet ‘partner ‘ler and friend of Presidents, is re- The New Jersey man indicted was Fstun R- Smith of Bagewater | 2" nat and a brlet case, which gard, where for 10 days the Eker fell also, led to the belief that try- Wee Aouad: while °5 000 inion aac ing to recover these articles from 15,000 gallons of liquor was being No witness of the fall was unloaded, according to Govern- weer. ant charges. A cargo of liquor valued at $1,- 200,009 was found aboard the steamer after its seizure off Yon- ficials auspect that its original car- go comprised HNquor of a total value ; , ¢ ne street door of of $4,000,000. Some of this liquor, | WhO atrived at ¢ the Government charges, had been unloaded at Rdsewstsr, N. J. ARCHBISHOP / AND 10 PRIESTS Plains N. J., his brother-in-law, IN MEXICAN MILITARY PRISON) Harvey Eider seta: that a thous Catholics Assert Charge of Sedi- good for about two years, there was tion by Government Is Special to the Post-Dispatch. bishop Pedro Vera y Zuria of Pu-]| of Armenian parents. He came to locked up in the military] gan business as an importer of prison of Santiago, charged with|rugs. In 1893 he was made Im- Archbishop Vera is one/| perial Commissioner and director of the outstanding militants of the | of Persia’s exhibits at the Chicago cause. Catholics assert! World's Fair. In 1896 he was dec- there is no ground for the charges | orated with highest honors by the and accuse the Government of per- | Persian and Turkish Governments. Archbishop Vera was arrested | made the acquaintance of Presi- by the military authorities of the! dent Roosevelt, presented to the of Puebla, where he has his! United States one of the costliest archepiscopal residence. This wé*| gifts ever made by a private citi- James of Sedalia Elected With Bishop Pascual Diaz, secreta-| rug, studded with fewels, which the week before last. Both were | ident Taft’s administration, he pre- held several hours on suspicion of] sented to the nation another rug. being foreign priests. They had no} To President Wilson he presented difficutly in establishing their Mex-/|a painting of the Statue of Liberty. ican birth and citizenship. Puebla Letters from Roosevelt, Wilson is a stronghold of the Catholic,and other prominent persons were faith in Mexico. It contains moré|in the satchel and brief case which churches than any other city of ita | fell from the window. size on this continent. From 1909 till 1923 Topakyan To prevent arms and ammuni- | held the post of Consul General of reaching bandits, revo-| Persia in New York. lutionists and anti-Government el- Topakyan Left a widow and a 154 President Calles has is-/ year old son. His home at Morris a decree forbidding the im- Plains is a whitee marble house of portation of rifles, pistols and car- | Oriental design. He was a Fork TLouis was Gacstered in Clifford Town- the Quebec boundary. EASY PAYMENT details of the find are not , it is reported that it is MERCHANTS TIRE ———— H Tevebaugh. 60 vears lod. “Sensible voters will not tes “#4 North Sixty-first street. led by arguments whether a or Magill are nearer the ideal, act didate. The question is not stomohiie Ana injured fatally at is the ideal, but which {fg Belieiiag a.m. today after alighting frem DRY HEAD UF ny FOR SMITH NL eM NE aOR EE i ¢ Bee St. Louis, Was striick by an dry mst ow who can win a eastbound efr , ’ at =x? ry candid ay hi d a ate who is bound : a nd Sr a os ef reets rear hie lose.” * ome. Ha died a few minutes TOTAL OF 2| 234 VON VOTERS L rat St. Mary's Hospital of skull eture and internal iniuries. REGISTER IN EAST ST, ) ‘The machine was driven by Wil-| | Cark. 21. a Negro of Lovejoy, Number Shows Slight f who was arrested. Witnesses From 1924, When 25,000 4 he was driving at 25 miles an on Lést. our and dragged Tevebaugh about | Registration in Hast @ feet before stopping. He tried | Oct. y4 and 12 for the county » drive on, polic e were told. but se State election Nov, 2, totaled hen jumped on the running board . 234. This figure may be his machine and detained him. | Salti slightly by a canvass, Reg evebaugh was the fourth per- | deatl tion for the last Presidential ¢ to die in nine months from | === tion was 25,000. : Bejuries suffered »when_. struck by Voters may register from INDI tomobiies on State street within | on at the Election Comm block of Sixty-first street. He office for the: spring es an advertising solicitor. election, but such registration & List not qualify voters for the oman, 80, Fatally Hurt by Auto I and State election. When Crossing Street. Mrs. imma Tlake, 890 years old, MOSQUITOES IN ILLINOIS | 7 dow. living at 3223 “Magazine Ber = iV it weet, died late yesterday at City nat Se dot ls “Mospital of injuries suffered ation t : on when she was hit by an auto- Mosquitoes are infesting gang: oui d "EMbile as she attempted to cross ee surrounding towns, avenue, in the block east of. of the recent high water iné fd PAS 4 eee cae oye: a a Mrs. Hake suffered internal in-]| Rumi wha ocuiial oe ries and fractures of the right] ot Ci enttaa f n, which has | m, left leg and ribs. The driver,/ his s Or, several weeks, 18 MM) Hedee, 18, of 3832 North] indict ed worse in the rural dist ps ' where herds of cattle have by st street arket street. who was going east, | the 7 s held pending an inquest. cloxec Cash. Use Our Plan. No Red Tape, No Delay Service Station Balloon Customs officials at the] ber of a number of New York] subjected to attack by a : Kle ports and border points were or-]| clubs. mosquitoes. —~@oman Auto Driver Kefuses fo ania dered to enforce the order strictly. Zoe . Perna ieiedinttantaemensteneenmeeneens Bey fake Boy She Hurt to Doctor, Cicer Copper Discovered Near Quebec. HARRY WHITE SAYS “GET OUR COODTRAR PME Robert. seven-year-old sor of} Pp apo coteinal iil I P ) = FIN DER TREAD bhn Toler. 1439 Rurd- avenue. was one ; Lai y sy rigueie | * ~~ W ROKR, , iil _™ : pee . Oe TORONTO, Ont., Oct. 14.—Offi- ces , yi) | Citeches, . cc ck % me itcialt and Ridge Al” C ‘cials of the Ontario Department of On All Sizes of Tires mic minttinn 6 r — rerday afternoon by an hostil s stated today that copper has If You Are Short of Ready GOOD’ YEAR Pules ¥ A mobile driven by a woman The mw refused to give her nan® to ‘ty’ K 29x4.40 li J] hesses or take the boy to a doe- Foley hose The works | : : an | VEY) ly ty Vy . Te > Ut Wy, Vf, Y, itt . aot j ° li - Counsel] for the railroads told a The hearing continued § today, Witnesses for the City of St.) | have spent twenty-three yearsin the —, company of dgeworth simply be- cause its quality and flavor never change.” On your called in on WRVA, Richmond, Va.—the Edgeworth station. 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The boy suffered internal Ww. oC ein | les. cuts and brutses, declar | an Houllahan 7 4. of “21! of the Hh Breadwav, suffered fractures | fering Me skull. ribs, left shoulder and | which meemt arm at 6-15 1 rr. when ! select ck in front of 310 Market poned yatruck driven by Bdward Macik, 21 e eeph Ackerman, 11, of 2831 | FANM mconsin street, suffered fracture | person and Jafayette | MO avenues! ry Miller, | Victor Bedan a iriven by He Shenando ih avenus » vade mrs. Relle Steizre “ide, 75. of 1325 | alimor Ath Seventh street, waiting for a | ‘fant met car at 704 North Broadway | preme 219 p.m. wae hit by an auto-. ithe a Wile driven by Louts Hillman, | youtht Keokuk street, suffering pos- | Whe skull frac ture. mothe t Verdict In Case of Boy, 9, faery Killed by an Auto. Fe a R inguest ye rdict of accident | | haiend Feturnedd today in the death of mared Spinner pepe ee 9 years old, o firmed A yoniing avenue, after being ‘grandf : al 4UtoOomobile while playing the Cah = Bear his home. ‘Tuesday The determ . red Ma $267 Mor- | pany's Pin road, said th > boy ran back the inf P the streets atual he and “his | mates hed stepped aside. INCOM OMEN DROWNED AT paRTY ‘" ie C3 te 4 a 3 - ; 2 : ‘ of One Missing After R w- | By eee “ . F boat ¢ apsizes., CHK fe : ge alrd Preas of defr .% HA) Kile, t ONn. Wet, 14. ' $190. 00 i Ha. ' were drowned in poate ‘tax ret’ & &Ven har by . - liam S, aa roearly today | be a , voat containing the ithe Ada ; Tomy | two men wag upset. | on of > “AT te.¢ : Ba his : ained by the police|!"& & é Male es, W heato inpanion was miss- Hila s ‘the two women/| ity im ashore. Floating near- | tax doe a hans hat. béaring the $1000 P. H..” and said to have Barney P. Haweo of QUEE ! fy an eT D . rs COn«+ ++, nploye of a New Gor bo. lie 'o PWash«. ! ph tion company, which; . * Bir, “recting a building Vv Sm» ners detained said he. Cer 4 - mondson of Brook- gery Address L. B. “ ‘le told the police that Proves 48 a party 7 was sal bh, Y tast night on a ne b harbor, and that the | ati ps Tas putting some of the Ala ern Pacific Building, AShor. lon boar It wae upset in mak- | » tes, The police, by di- | off La “ ch +, a. r Mix prepared | Nicholas Bitiv,. s awco's body on the sone m at he had been, Were ne ‘Aquiryw ar his hote] | ceclusion After California Visit Hawaii, Australasia and the Orient et Péuring . & hat he did net re-| Durin SOUTHERN PACIFIC 4 LIN ES — ": ©. T. UL Head Dies, | ading XNA Press bodice. eg. Oct. 14 View The ine *~Wait ’ ‘ fermer president earrings _ ae Ohio Women’s strands mperance Unions ‘« around | ‘wore aj | es

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. —— — ee —_—-— nn a LOUIS MAN D WheN hill BY AUTOMOBILE & H. Sdilenah. 60, Is ; Struck by Machine Driven ‘by Negro After Alighting from Street Car. DRY HEAD URGES OR SMITH IN ILL Wheeler Savs Ballots Cag Magill Will React tg Benefit of Wets. Rr the Aasociated Press WASHINGTON, Oct. lilincis are wurgeg Wayne B. Wheeler, genera] cons of the Anti-Saloon League, to « centrate their efforts in the Ne ber election in behalf of Smith, the Republican ger candidate. In a statement, he “Illinois( drys can unite and elect Smith, with hig 4 il, or they can 4ivide aoe voting for a h atm - ta ~ a! t ters > > | DRAGGED “SOR ABOUT 50 FEET yotes ty? rp forces by . ae \ ha : (6 a>? Opeles® . | candidate and thus eidizens Chase and Detain ‘ge brennan, a SUper-wet. is a practical question. Driver Who, They Say, “Magill, a good man on an {gg a pendent ticket, wi gets ome votes Was Speeding at About hut no one familiar with the ; ; G nois situation dreams that he e« 35 Miles an Hour. elected Every vote cast Magill is half a vote for Bren he and his nullification program. eH. Teveoaugs 60 vears lod “Sensible voters will not bes Begg North Sixty-first wtiveuis led by arfuments whether Sim ie e Louis was str} hh: At or Magill are nearer the idealesmx _ Bae oe . Ke didate. The question is not wt amobiie and 2 . ia the ideal, but which {s better, Ma ~ - ap wns fron dry candidate who can win op egsthound str’ Sixty dry candidate who is bound cua Stat ae “ — He - died nutes TOTAL OF a 234 VOTERS ‘St. Mary's Hospita! of skull eure and iT erwnia iT tir'ee Deere Or CAS! Ol, Lee Te een ey ee necttiaanetocnad . Cark, 21, 2 Negro of Lovejoy, ‘Number Shows Slight duct bwho was arrested. Witnesses _ From 1924, When 25,000 Were By pe was driving at 25 miles an on erand dragged Teveba igh - about / Rercistration in East &. Sweet before stopping Si thi Oct. 2 and 12 for the county Q8gire on, police were told, but State election Nov. 2, totaled 2 jumped on the running board | 234. This figure may be redt his ™ machine and Jetained him (slightly by a canvass. Reg vebeuch was fourth per- ticn for the last Presidentia] ) @ie in nine months from tion was 25,909. inries suffered when struck hy* Voters may register from emobiles on State street within on at the Election Commissiong@yi,; of Sixty-first street. He office for the’ spring munich; en advertising solicitor. election, but such registration 80, Fatally Hurt by Auto When Crossing Street. Hake, 589 yea old, not qualify voters for the eor ,and State elertion. rs, Emma a >. the . — tal Deoace 7 Liat % - nt ™9o9 9 bt ro 71" By ASS 'A an ; | delien! | MOSQUITOES IN ILLINOIS TO Mow, ving 2 — i ) ’ tar Tet ~4 +4 { =r eee c _O. prefe rred stocK over the par : aie late vest rday at (“jt . Hil Als! jee 4, ee ATUS iOUtlita az} ratic rT) WW hie s Inc luded if? t} a i a ; { : } s lili Weis bo Nw Jiii aiii A’ trys rt any €4 7. C ’ ; ¢ ae i bhi gts ‘ . - ili niory iigure Ss. The holding e) After Recent Floods. mn hor «} e Was hit Ww AN S1ViT1Th- y | f* \"4 i> ~~ Cc cl 2 1? ‘ . al ° 97 1-6 }- } Moga uitoes are infesting Frast § 3) ia St i i 5? 243 GAMA ranges er Qo? c r GSia‘*- PlQi,adea s (s;enoa. Né 2h S f hool }2 {} ATU b | Pre ‘erreac was gill snares and the . ' eas she attempte ed (oO Cross; | . fir ‘ | market value of ‘this j|stock is Touis and ae Owes, ‘ in ¢he hioc ¢ of Ssupmaci E - — Bo ial Threat gs pagal ie , es ¢ “ent hich ’ evenu®, he biock ' Js ie ¥ $109.59, making the margin about of the recent igh water tn Ces 4 stres r t} pr ‘ epho ‘ 2 , boulevard. 29.500. Land teen | liz nois, which. alt - 4 i : } ae . _ t uf . T, L. * } si ~ 1.¢ Hake suffered inte im | uUmMNoers VY SiAVe FOSC, a. 4 Nir Robliee was actively n the : : ; i sate sit “ * nJ 4 « ' ; 4s i | | ing. left pools of stagnant water. ... ¢,. ires of right} of § er { i ZO Ss j Ass Press business ¢ 1879 to The con ink “a ” or ) f i Ss mere Iromi ds rhe on * c -y" e ais q ' , ag - } ; » | ), . } lit; : , which has ‘ left ler | ihe Th¢ river, S secretary als 1) é i (SENOA é {} 4 When Q1F Tie : dives Ree Ene F ieee vailed for several weeks, fs repe aa ‘ a _—a—e in orth | indictinet ans ae . So eee ' S| oe , Heds » * an rt ” ' ee gh s girls here com- | was $20 a week as a shipping clerk e4 worse in the rural Aistrie B ' ’ +. : iit .4a i 4 we * pe he “wae no east ae , is io , t ae ’ ~ Lak . ‘ , : . ket "rs a ; Va EZOUi — Bm. ‘ 3 . “ o , Ss + ‘ sep, ; , roonr was WUE 1€ DePan at a mMmucn iower WwW age where herds of cattie have . ‘2 ~ Aiee “7% her , | ' f) ¢ tf] {.¢ 4% ‘ ° , ; ” ‘ J ei ‘ > $e ‘ ‘ ° nhiec¢ ud pending an inque Poe: 7 ei ; in stoc) with the Hamilton- Fubiected to attack by swarms -_— kK len} and his secretar ire s ool DoOard moe? nves- . . = . , : ; . “ » 1 ees sas . rown Ssne i‘¢ rs St ¢ ’ mosquitoes man Auto Driver Kefuses to - | eae é tigat and than onstel «relies i-” hoe ©o. He’went to the : 7 “ AMON ;9 perso! csc ingicted in ie Ligye eu Lili Las fo } : i a wiki ' Brown Shaa Cao in IRR? en ne i > Boy She ce id Doctor. ‘S sie i wy a 1? ‘ ' , ere afte r Piris ror) * Me sixth H ois , — : | : Rober. seven-vear- Lo See oe dag we tee Seah nian Le $ ond or In his will, he left three-fourths 4 Og a > tke 8 ’ j ‘ ‘ r¢ , Te - y creat, - } on 0) gee gy 1 ‘ i} y iis n¢ ee Sh I ~ Bi “ ‘ oh t “OODYEAR PATH- be Toler 14239 Burd ayenue. wa Ais, SANE ni ne of his estate to his-wife and daugh- FINDER TREAD Bi00T i deri ’ . spk ere Arnot he nd ed ix “Cal enoug 70 CO their knees. walk- . ‘ NOx? of Xf ; Ridge ' : iter, Mrs. ‘Louis RR. McCarthy, and 2 at : 6108 Q ‘ } ¢ oo ’ ' aftt r or be expelled. All “ rie h Al’ Cape rep ed : of 2 ranz . I I DL i ii ay ' aid y ; eS wesrerday afternoon by ' ; | piaced the otner one-fourth in ae abit hostile to that of W obeved e decree except biaze} ‘ uf al le ! ‘ e « " a nie , rol . : ia ,c4 rTrijs wrs Pobhlee and Tree ir Sor é «¢ . 9 & , ot: ; 's ; i T ‘ o 7 ‘ © 3] he y ef f) I ry ’ ' eara f ¢ 44 OSes Te Ae R a 4 Ry is ‘ h a ; Ks » nar ‘ ‘ | SLOVO d L-OdDiee, are to are tne Balloon % refered . ‘ “ ime , \ I ’ ’ r 7% irts n 4 x eyejecs oOreacrse P winets n : ness Bean: if sf VV € WP CAM ene bn ACK man lj oF Zee) ' ' force our rule desnite the opinion - d é Be + ‘ 74 s*/ a 27 sf) 2°, =" > . c far ; ‘ r evrtiure asi us i | a - a = ‘. r . “ » | - a SR . . ; . : » : OT Kansas ‘ OUuUNnt y att rr » maf ' ° ¢ oo“; ———— Meine « . P : i om | Special € able +n tie Post-Dispatch : a «t OY iit . ft aa. 6 § SSS £ gh and internal in ee i Pee Wow boards of education can not make! oc , - Fee e+ = eh —— pt ana MiCabO 17aliy W'S, iatade stints ‘inna licta. C curt Denies Injunction Sought by . , . 4 cay , ° . ; ‘ 4 "Ti eh, : ee ‘ ict! 7 e rtai iniv . | MOSCOW, Oct. 14 Efforts of : : a a) ES Tar favette wea a 2 his optinio is not final.’ . finn yans, on Behalf of gpa: . | . Miller victor Anikin, 13 years old, to aie ; pine . Yankton ee Indians. a€ en by He itn filler, ‘ z He nother e¢ trom 29 +o i ; . a 5} x é was noted | | vade paying his 25-year-oMi wife ia whecicins, vas | By the Asenwi i Pre re iia mG IVENUS. : : as woihe T? Six iris Ne re -,¢ ho ea Cs Ly7 AY f ° ‘ " Belle Stelzreide. 75. of 1323 alimony for the support of their ; ; ; a red @ we WASH G TON, Oct. | 14.—Ef- 0 ae id ye Pm i ie« a ‘ sernc yi wenringe SF ~; ore lr ip + + on nie . . h Se: ' it} fo “, infant son have reached the Su- apace: ing Old Swagger skirts torts to interrupt the use by the wrentin sireet, Walling for ee “hal = test i: ) . £ - . ? the attentfon of scientists and Attorney-General O. S. Spillman | ries in Minnesota has failed in the u was hit by an auto- ” = ——— eee eee _ f Noa Min sa e as j ¥ an vC ft ehe of NenraskKa ive nN Opinion sev- | Supre me Court of the District of . ” . 1° Yn iHSs As aa > ; 4 Vs id rif f ] driven by Louis Hillman, phi eral davs ago that the 0} io } ; a I ‘ Wt \eT) the baby Was hor} he rai ays AaAkEO 1a Ll € la Ie ntey of | Coluniblia. VM hic} has disrm eset a a? 1? ; ; = iJ 4 or , . ? a ° 7 dé a ‘ . - . VA Sires Sutit ring poe mother. a maid in the boy's family the Rev. F. K. Smith of Grand petit.on for an injunction against : ‘ - ree 7 igat ij i eo: i? b i r * | we abe sa a 8 ‘ e ‘ i Rely > eahaenen aeeeae . : ° e 77" +. — aT Verdict In Case of Boy. 9, ple’s ¢ “our : my Ju stice T} e schoo] Tare £¥mn is} 4 a} Ww ork or To wear ; rie Iinjun fig n was asked hye * » - ; ~/ & 4 . ; 4 : +1 owe 4) - se : wit : . : a? . Killed by an Auto. hov father was unable to pai The mioomers whiie doing so, when the Raymond 7 soOnnin and his wife e ’ ¥ s ; . é “4 ° “ai © € ‘ i € Lz ry ment 4 } on + a iF . om wo 7 res ™ incuest yerdict of accident babv's grandfath er appealed to the = L 2 gal pa nt was in on be iif of the Yankton Sioux In- Bre: , . ,ormer that ths (Sran - an } ve , mMurned today in the death of district court The latter con- Pigg a % rand Island dia iocated on the Pipestone Q ‘ ‘ Ft ee : scnoo! Dboard ¢ threatened to } a ‘ apinner 9 vears old, O° firmed +} or 1 ~ regu? i? the ; ¢- 7) ] i ¢ nar re Ser ition Ty. a es ; st ™ bs 4483 : i* : s * : : = ‘ne oClé roy "Ff i) inuehte oa from “ah ir saw + F a . BS -9Fung avenue, aiter beINS prandfather to pay and also sent , “7 rig or mmnnin contended that, while MP os nics . , . aga : scnooi for refusal to de h The ‘ong : , ‘he a: automohbile wW hii¢ T laving + ee Chase ae thea Supre rie ("9 irt To : } or poly vii Phe ( ONgETess ad «t uthorized the Inter- Las 4 . s+ 2 - " - ~% Ss : | - . + ial . P . wearinzg o rt) oOrmers ny r Tr) ‘af _— oe | : fear his home, Tuesdas The getermine to what exten? the ; : = —— 7 had peen re-jior Department to negotiate with TP — oan? , : rp Quired in gymnaeasiur lasses, but ithe na Pn asi'| | Ghabeiien® Pred Mus ler 26% Mor- babv’s mother was respons bie for 1 : iat te iene Af Indians f purchase of part d ro: OS eee st = 3 - *k oe The pre acner nej j ©1} why at pare) wAS ls ¢ thea regeryva tion €¢ or, ” er 9 read, said e poy ran pat the informal! marriage. . 4 . a Yaui0 Jr Scenaol ana , the Street after he and hi was aa agains ne re! sme in? NS Dee fa of the farm purpose Ss. thy6 department 1 ad a . ; : : . Nazars 1 o cc - a e% Ae 4 , 4 : ° frecteé ’ " »% } ¢ . o4 b eisepped ante INCOME TAX DODGER IN JAIL iaied’ = srhoth hee’ eckthaa os itletaceeertaetiertnteeneieceeeeeeenes orate ai omens PRICE- FIXING SUIT APPEAL experimental farm without resort (hicagoan Begins 90-Day term for ‘on g° ndenm:nation pre f eedings or DROWNED AT PARTY Making False Keturn. Electrical Concerns Claim Right of purchass Stones from the auar- * E z /* . z * erg | P| - + - sites kets via Sunset | By the Associated Preas Control on Patented Articles. ries were used by the Government me nm = 3 fissing After Row- ' CH ICAGC » Oct 14 —({"“Oon victed Br eae 1 De % Tey és se be } ‘9 ‘ a ‘ bULidIng jurposes vu rat Capsizes. a eo ae : : i & pury | as Aor aed as of defrauding the Government o1 WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.—Manu- | charged The quarries. famed in ae : ee ts Pa . 2 | 4 i nr me , : 7 : : . i ee: - ’ HAVE? con : —- $190.000 by faisifving his incorn facturers of patented articles have Indian lore, are gaid to hawe fur s \ wat, ir ‘ tot | 4 pneecietet » sh din a f 1997 » YU v ca ¥ ul- 3 ; ez 2? r, 3a p no teai, Wii . . \* - + atatenn oe a TS ci mae ry? yy ; r eT) ‘ ‘ ‘ A he ‘Trail and His sentence was the “rst pen i+) violation of the Sherman an- an cra F wen tone iv eo pac oo f the two women | alty imposed here against incom titrust law ~~ Lad x Jida ' . » . we * . — . ' . . 5 | . , a8 et on © , ‘ “ . irvelous Carriso ashore. Floating near-|tax dodgers. He also was 4 The Government, insisted chat | §& axo) »hone man’s ha‘ bearing the | $1000 US eee the General Electric, after agre¢ 3 mepagar thangs RIE PROVES ing in 1911 to a decree under Recounized ‘ae the finest ’ a ~ . a r re ~ it¢ . ‘ Barns Hawco of | QUEEN MA I which f{ would not fix prices at a, lets he L fie 7 i , ; ae he walle ied)to capture the iphia. an employe of a New| GOOD SAILOR ON-HER || which fobbers and retailers ‘must otal Gone Tah beta ry . 4 : . " Mm - f i d *Astruction company, which I sel] its electric lamps, had adopt od key system makes 11 Re: ; : . ing ¢as. this wonderland ctr eeeltier « Gulltins VOTAGE TO AMERICA |... pian of converting the gobbers re - rated folder. Send man detained said he Continued from Page One. and retailers into agents to accom- pecial Terms ; as — = - _ _ — - iT} Orn (>Y : ‘" d 4 YK ~ a , ‘ > | 4} ~* ’ "T° c 7 Add I B. aay ong gor of Brook proving good sallors, although it }Jlish the same purpose re if- i ‘ry 3 The . ’ . ~ * . . 7 . . . ~-+ +> ry er ~~ + aty ‘ 7¢ it . th a» & —_— ° ‘ - € , ’ ry ; ram _e* ra re ry ’ e ¢ vs 7 “Ae ; ¥. rees ae diene ; i . ’ : 20g was 62! J Marie wrs a: ar fu! heft: ’ earce agrees — . o tal or ; sn ie ral Agent, South- ir liga eo ees vn she boarded the Ieviathan of in a'so held. under which the West- Week ~ * ‘ harhor tr I > — m . ae — - i . 2ttbar was oe attack of mal-de-mer and brought inghouse company was perm ed 4 ine ~_ . . * “5 Putting sore of the 52 » 44 P sanwfare ._ ary ell the - an include 3 acific Building, QShore Tr + 7 Se en board some specific to wari} » manufacture and se! he or . eeWi f it ae inee* ‘* mak - ry . ‘ " ry 7 = i¢ wy wT “ ¢ i ij ee TY} > all - . } — gr) mtn: aT) onstitwtes aT? inw N h Si th bene} ™) A as ial off. Last night Marie, Deana iad | ented lampea ¢ : ive ree essons 14 A ; ,7) ia 7% 5s” . . ii A " ‘ a Liev? ¢..7 - v byfr atiar t ow res’ re in? ‘a’ Nort x of cholas had a hearty dinner, ®t fui compnanon wtiialarame , 8 Coroner Mix, prepared | Nicholas ha ager CE PSS EXCHANGE DEPI. SPECIALS St. . we 2 for Hawco's 1 on the | some members of the royal party trac $120 Conn Saxop ° £44.00 . s | ¢ : : f nears and 26 mointed hr President Coolidge to- ive ~Wait. ferme , eet — eo rrin ; | ri te a’ ei bt ‘ : ; as Se ee im nging from day a member of the Shipping East St. Lovie Store, 368 Ontlineville ana Ohio Women's sm@ancs 0: .4 - , ‘ ovine ‘ . Hz 6Walst re Vorlitzer Authorized Deaier " : Tia: ‘ 2 A¢ r im ett ereer . ; i - en Temperance I"nians« « around Her necr#r Princess i1:@ana Boara ‘ 1O¢ G , 2619 S. terand . - on one | wore a pink gown sk —__—. SE LOQUIS POST-DISPATCH . THURSDAY EVENIN At Father’s Trial for Murder Aateiat NS eee, Re eee ee, ee oN IE TSE GEM aa LEFT ESTATE OF 2 000,000; BEGAN AS STOCK CLERK ‘ - rere Joseph Henry Roblee Amas- sed His Fortune in Shoe =" in St. Louis. HIS FIRST RECORDED Vice President of Brown Shoe Co. Who Died in OPI OS Se’ os" Se et eee: | t nderwood & Ur Two of the interested spectators at Chicago’s s newest gang murder noto rderened trial were.the twin daughters, Marie (left) and Helen, of Jo Saltis, charged jointly with Frank “Lefty” Concil with causing the death of _— “Mi tters”” ast A mi istriad was declared - INDICTED MEN'S PHONE CALLS FOUND ON SLAIN GANGSTER List of Jurors for Chicago Beer Runner's Trial for Murder tl | N THEN | Also Discovered. Z PUPILS COLD. ORDERED Firm Since 1887. ' the law or be penalized and pros»- tho. left town last “I'm sorry I can’t pay you, but | cuted. The maximum penalty for | '°27% ei mest who left town last 1+ haven't the money and we must 7 whe ; , le a> ‘4 ? ‘alinre to register as a ticket sc alp- May, leaving creditors by the soot wait until things come out right, Ser) : , : ie ar aT j liti - ). r , ? : Jos ph Lis nry Roble e. St louis Pr and make returns on profit = te mcr liabilities of more than $5 Turner its said to have told him. , * « . ar ’ or _ { , j 7 ; t - - ; shoe manntfacturer, who rose from .a fine of $100. 600. Turner, a likable apn geo Coekrill] continued voicing iis a stock clerk to the office of vice The names of some individuals ee se Hee with NIX- demands fn a yuiet, orderly fash- , ' BR as who sold their tickets: ¢ scalpe _ on in business for several years but fon Suddenly he pulled ont one resident of e rown Shoe Co en We ! ~ *O Saipers far is k , , { : } are knov mn t0 Be ke ae scal ohne sO ay as iS KnOoOWwn he was in no of two rey olvers he carried ind oft an estate exceeding $2.600.000 1+..- ing furniahs | - aiper: wat responsible for the transac- fired a shot at Turner It barely te sii Pur Pil@ Tt is lnigor finy : —" _ = . fr r alue t appears from) the in- along with their returne a os tions of his father-in-law. missed Miss Mary Harvey. Turner's SO EE . si ’ Since Nixon's disappearance ; si ili: tala rm enrory filed yeste rday afternoon. 1dit Gua; “ ho sold hie tir ket at A Turner ; ad nti if ved aba real stenographer, and efris k rurner ivi 7 a G+ ¢ r » : AUPT " dha co ‘ } uf ne + »? Y ) oT He died in Jamestown, N. ¥., July | Profit is in the same category asthe pes te business Nixon's office ee ee ee 8, aged 67 professional scalper under the law “Mat - e "s eee the rear of the = olfice, crying, : . in , 4 2 « ’ mri b o in s ree’ P 4 ° oe » - The inventory shows: Notes, 224 must make a return. The tax Wee Strahemecetie ae “Don’t shoot. The professor shot $58.1090: stocks, $429.36 bonds, ‘evied is 50 per cent of the prot He } 4 b : ry year NI} again, wounding Turner in the hip $1,163.450; cash, $15.645169; and "ealized. Some individuals who dia ae ee es ee a _ ne The third shot struck him in the ; . J J ‘ ‘ , 4 SW id | cre f . in: * - iat in 478 The item of at not register as ec: reditors, irate, puzgied or other- | chest and he fell to the floor. He chattels, $3478. The item of stocks : as scalpers have made wise, who-talled. He explained | does not include any valuation on T®turns and accept a fine of $10, conditions to them, told about the wee 664 when 6 phywictan arrived. edie wal addeh | weg Pes E for ‘ling #a rnirtet | . eg ' Cockrill surrender immediately issues of no par aiue ;eommon ing tO register. This ff . slet f % lis fine! hopes of complete liquidation , ‘ stock, WV hich have the following was levied nv Recker who } h h Ni ' h lf { + ¢ and admitted the shooting. Hie told nar} al : asked the dena : PAP — \* rougn “ineus mai nterest in Prosecuting Attorney Windsor that, market vaiues: Bie. ‘epartrnent af Washing-' lead mine properties at Linn Creek iii ai Cc e747 ot ee ton to , ‘i 4s ath ' he fired tn self-defense when he e€ frown Shoe Co.. 27,174 shares, 9 approve this arrangement Mo.: pacified the impatient and in ” 2 40. we . Ther ‘ sae wapricelS vn oe np | thought Turner made a threaten- at $33, $896,742; American Car & ,nere were eight ; ; ' Koundry Co., 200 $19.6900; Brill Corporation A. 50 shares at $41, $2950: and Brill (‘orporation B, 20 shares at $17, $3 shares at $98, With these additions, the inven- tory would show a total yaluation of $2,588,705.69 Some addition | should also b#® made for the mar- gin of actual vraiue of Brown Shoe G, OCTOBER 14, - 1926 Manufacturing Industry SALARY $20 A WEEK July Had Been With That | AK A MOST charming combination of w ; 5 5 \4 and Sapphires is ac hieved in this ——r ae Fa ok ae ets igs ma : agit “ e ie ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | CELEBRATES 76TH BIRTHDAY BY MARRYING SISTER-IN-LAW J. M. Gramlic h of of Bellev ille Temes | Mrs, Wilhelmina Gramlich, 60, as His Bride. Jullus M. Gramiich of Belleville | celebrated his seventy-sixth birth- day today by marrying his sister-. in-law, Mrs. Wilhelmina Gramlich, 60, of 3212A Miami street. The ceremony was performed at St. Paul’s Church in Belleville. They will live in St. Louis. (ramlich Is a retired mine man- ager, whose first wife, Wilhelmina. died a vear ago. Karl Gramlich) died in 1916. CHECK OF WORLD SERIES TICKET STUBS UNDER WAY. Collector of Internal Revenue Is- sues Warning to Persons Who Sold Them at a Profit. Collector of Internal Revenue Becker, who has begun a check of the ticket stubs of the world se- HIS LIFE SAVI 34, at Boonville. Special to the Post-Dgapatch | BOONVILLE, Mo., Oct _The high cost the confidence even such munity as Boonville, ries baseball Eames to determine the amount of tax due from scalp. Dever better illustrated than in the ers and from those who sold ticic- | fatal shooting here yester ets to scalpers for resale. today is- Emi] B. Turner, 34 years o! hand and father of three children. Turner ‘sued a warning to St. Louisa:is who sold their tickets to scalpers ,;to make returns in accordance with eo registerod have made other ways “took the fall’ scaipers and al] re- man who had turns. One indtetie _ Dentes Turner Was Aggressor. e ne individual who was not ran away to wait for a possible However Mise Harvey. whe had re efern ‘ ‘ P , 4 coe € hah I ; ie fee d as a scalper paid a tax clearing of the waters. been employed by Nixon tn the 35 tY he , - * s } As ‘ “a, * ea. ? P "ass $ ole oO} f See ee Tura r was doing a good job o years he was in business here and r. stuns turned over to it, folks in Boonville agreed, and (4. inst about $12:000 th rough at ecker by the Cardinal atone eenite he ‘eat ; } pystt — — eollice nals manage- despite it investigation by the transactions, said Turner was in no| KILLS SONIN-LAW UF MAN WHO GOI Cecil Cockrill, 53, Who Lost $17,800 in Nixon Crash, Shoots Emil B. Turner, of tampering with of a community, a staid and solid was perhaps the son-in-law of ' Charles W. Nixon, dealer in muddied things and KILLED BY CREDITOR» NGS 14 {_s TU -RNER bk. B. com- ee chased them he taught at Kemper. Cockrill entered the rea; estate ‘office quietly. After exchanging pleasantries with Turner, he pre- ‘sented his demands for immediate cash payment on his claims. auties the 11 years day of d. h S- young ' farm for the ing gesture toward his hip ‘of ; fee eae oot __- « PAGES ARDS HAVE LAUGH ON PENAL BOARD MEMBER hme = eee — = Col. McGregor Got Thp at State Expense, but Lost His Prisoner. ee Ry the Jefferson City Correspond- ent of the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, Oct. Col. W. B. McGregor, member of the State Penai Board, who went to Los Angeles, Cal, after an escaped convict, to “make the trip.” returned to Jefferson City last night with no trace of the where- abouts of the convict, Earl Hodger- son, Ww escaped from McGregor ' yesterday by diving out of the win dow of a train tn the Kansas City railroad yards. An undercurrent of merrtment was in motion today among guards at the penitentiary, as about half them made application to the board to be designated as specia: agent go after Hodgerson, at State expense, when he was appre hended in Los Angeles. The guards ate) to lost out when McGregor assumed the mission. It is unusual for a member of the board, which has charge of management of the prison, to make a trip after a con vict. McGregor had not takenjhis va cation this year and at the time he decided to go affer Hodgerson, |» the digAppointment of the guards he said he had planned to visit in California. Escape Well Planned. Hodgerson apparently had planned his escape well. McGregor said Hodgerson asked to go to the washroom of the car, ag the train was going through the yards, and left his coat and vest tn his seat McGregor accompanied him to the washroom. liodgerson slammed the washroom door in McGregor s face, and Jocked it, leaving the lat- ter on the out as the train was lowing down for a crossing. While McGregor was calling for the train side, LA ‘ae \) Effective Console Groups Yous me Ad The beauty of your living room may be greatly en- hanced by an attractive Console group—a lovely table, a pair of art candle- sticks, a decorative bowl, and perhaps a small paint- ing. VEINS Sie LUCKS-ORWIG-LEROI FURNITURE ~ DECORATIONS =s on a murder charge. Saturday. one of the five men, was found abe 1%, each charged with Papers found by Sheriff MeMa- | Turners funeral will he temor- 2 hout a week later, floating tn the rorgeerys pieageqgd gfulityv and “weve hon tndieate Cockrill entered Tur- | row afternoon. Missourt River near St. Charles sentenced to the Industrial Home ner’s office with claims totaling! S aUeEEEEneeED fof Girls ( llicot he Roth we. 17.20.93 against Nixon. They SHIRTS. COLLARS. FINISHED FAMILY WASHING AND paroled pan i H. Harris. represented four deeds of trust LACE CURTAINS BEAUTIFULLY LAU NDERED MI SS | ol 'aher’s attorney has made against Cooper County farms. ROUGH DRY, 12¢ POUND. ’ eee trial, and Cockrill believed them to be first) Includes Ironing Table, Bed Linens and Soft Knit Underwear the event this is refused, the case mortgages, but later found they | C AUNDRY CO. ii¢d to the Suprem: were second or third mortgages of | = 7 LANGE LA Mestuch ao littie or no val He had pur- | Friendly Laundry Service : = er ae) Victor 1473-1474-1475 A Do WOO oS WHT oo WHI VOT 6 WA >G WD oo Ws I ao We? 22S c or = - Jur4 yA, © wr > SA RADC te» Miles, “vw RASC AN PRD PRIS SPECIAL Diamonds striking 7 f bh atWwe + * NX The mounting is of pierced ‘ Platinum. 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TTS es pomeiggindiinantoms a — 4 IATION OF SMITH PAGE 4 ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ’ ; THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14, 1926 sii Mayor R./tended to keep some peopie ivuy re the ae oo = nba ae ii a | SUNDAY NIGHT PICTURE SHOWS |. at means ou e ‘ Tet 3 i ~ ac “ ; it 3 af analysis of contents =s ] d bl O za o3 methods of limiting Ht + Ceci] Alien, 27 years oid, father : Va uc, ou € pr a Pound . mimigra: through a “gentie- if ei. of the child, is held in the county msagreement without retereieeia 17h jail in @efault of $10.000 bond ethe probiemeto the Governments i 4 4 awaiting the action of the Ciay 0 e the resp ive countries Hh ; 3 $. ' 2 — i. «ak - >t “5 i Sime S ior? ea » 2 ee -—. sat ep ee Se oe : WORLD ATEST T In One-Pound Boxes Onl | sa = i dy vene the first week in January THE S GRE ry it. y |. a avention approved the [fj ih BEGG tetas ala for the wer.| PROV. E.1. Momaax BAKING POWDER “Xs saxcmvec Easira « i omm-niation of the Rascutivell 4 = 7 i ton Alt? lle 7 for th mur- . ‘. > ie . > - . ’ set eoatt . ” r ty ty eee t fi asked to indict Allen for the mur od 8 Lord Baltimore Layer Cake =a ° for tr ae | oat fer of both his wie and chili 3. be aes wilaaie : o : ‘ age dera” ” Phe ad » tepor 72 Hi ih Sor oe mn alien White G1, moth. | )EVHE Missouri Conference tor So. SALES 2% TIMES THOSE OF ANY OTHER BRAND Two white layere and one chocolate layer. heavily iced wit San sstions oie : 4 er of the accused man. its a'so in gg yg am nas eee Prof. — — rich butterfudge ic rete rer ew teones oo pie: Hi ri, ‘ail, in default of $1909 bond. She ~ ia Morgen ef the University Sy “t “Wy 1 S 11, Se aft ga ren " +i s : Mrs. Allen became il! after eup- riday an aturday. sha ef per the night of Aug. 30 and died a : . | :§ at 4 o'clock the next morning. Doc- th sercise in other . = ‘ors who attended her declared her a ii “4 ‘Tineas indicated poisoning. Justice 2 articies ff ; Ww. H. Knight. serving as acting | slew at an Hi Coroner ceeeres that interna! or- : 2 m if gans of the dead woman be exam- @u “ Qe i ined for poison On Sept. 160. the oY y_™ a a . ii Manglesd»rf Laboratory reported > | 7 4) i i it the disco’ ery of 100 milligrams of §) Aversion to Smith Dented i] arsenic | | yf | a : ; A+ the investigation earty in Sep- im Y/ ij | tk a of tember ft developed that Mr. Al- Dae T—LO& a K —— Ne ~ OLS SO ares Ti len’s life was insured for $500 fred . vas Hf New York Priest Made Monsignor. ntior $1 a Hf Fe the Ameciated — a Another milestone of progress! And what more fitting way to cele- And not only does this occasion present an opportunity to economize ; wots : } seph A. Breslin of New York. vice brate—to give thanks to our customers—than by giving values that greatly, but it’s an event that presents only the NEWEST and most 5 me ee rector of the American Ecclesiasti- because of our unusual preparations, are the GREATEST WE HAVE UP-TO-DATE Fall and Winter apparel. We urge every woman to a ; aT Lavara Velen Regular . ; $2 Value : sine 9 ant am YOU WILL FIND UNUSUAL VALUES DURING THEIR W olf USED Flee eee ~ >) ——— ~— ~ _~- = ‘~~ — on on eee > Decause of the amazing concessions we received : ‘ a a i % - le — an — o— q OO ** * . ; : | S RAPS UMP rom rular manufacturers are real _ at this spe- : ire If aol ~ = “ “ ~ 7 ae - . “- - — re owe eee } > + .8- i GUARANTEED TRAPS -:- PUMPS al price. Every favored style, trimming and color is well = —_ ; ae “ , “at Ae - vr ° r~ - — —_—- weiter ne . _—— — ———— ? ~ —— 5 tee IES == OX ORDS \ ~S e+ ~ iTeG Vizes i hd isses “- eR ~« eaictti are cer ™K) Ormen. I - FP onbic tone Outlined hy . + - das | ~ Zz ‘ear , Hi | PLAYERS 7 sbor organi ! . and e 3 2 , ank- | -c "aer per : = i } Phonographs § ? 3 7 : Used Pla -P} | 4 ~ injunction Resolution. | yer-Pianos } i4\ &S > Comme ats se of snc-. : r a [Ss iH As $ | : 7 dicar- 7 Lewes . | yoice of more than 50 newest pat- a a i . am &a . in aes : Ww it } ee! ter . ng li! Bench and Roelis Inciuded a 6c at terials. 7 +e ery pair is new, clean and perfect pres ° the > _ - Among them you will find Waa tentrese ae S. to ©, and al ee many well-known makes soch BB! styvie heeis. ihe values are extrao | ' a il as: : ¢ mt ( o Ht ! Git nary at $3.7 » 7 ™ if ANGELUS FABRICS Colors : sued a ii 7 ¥ 7 *$7r an : AUTO-PIANO Setins Cc . PR resident's legs ij LA c Wd Si Some of the 30 New Colors fe oe em LINDEMAN SALLE Fusliiy a a. me of the ew m cae since been af. |i . ' : j ca rf r + LEXINGTON Etc. sige naa dad : aed : oo HENDERSON | / | Parchment Sauterne rem of e ap- ¢ STUYVESANT : Fae Sdver Champagne . one feta ee \ few Baldwin makes as very ei oy: SF * 7 wee. tae Special prices. Values as exceptional as these would hardlv be expected even in an anni- . ae lvory Beige : , tions tn tumeneael . versary sale. In fact, onlv by the hardest efforts. together with an + = . Muscode Nude a. * 8s created ‘he minds — sed oO h ¥ a : 1@n - a+ afm. almost Fir. o * ee $i 7 hograpns entire sacrifice of our profits, are we able to offer them. There are models 4 ; Blue Fox Black Rr oie, Tee ee eee é for street. sport and afternoon wear in all sizes a . we ee c Main Faer Bas. - “s Save no means Hy : i ws a rary. they have i -- ww “Y @ o = : ; ' ] 5 5 () ae nm B: 2 2 —— ‘ ~ er | 9 aN : A .¢ Lael 6 > ee ~ : : x = : BS at Ss . eT “ tl 2 © ° oe gi fF ” ae ena 4 . oy . * ~. E3 * _ S°SRi0n on- it . a 2 a 3 a . j 4 : . ' ” * . “a — + _ : : aia * j 5 a . ° am - . " * Included are such well-known §@ | 4 “ powers of ! makes as i ‘ree orgar i 7 . Le Serres tee i BRUNSWICK VICTOR ll 1m pered: aa : COLUMBIA a aad . Terma , - ‘tions i] and many other« = 4 —_ ' p*nerskip ae if TER R ( = acre as aed i Ms $4.95 and $ ———E—— —— ee At egular 4.95 an 5.95 Values , eg “ta - tor tag pean i'm +he i : _ Hats that will creat k . Z. ied ¢ : SMALI CONVENIENT ee eo REAL SENSATION when they gg DF or Keckiess Fiying : acini ws chien sreetw omen ‘seyes Friday and Saturdav. There are all colors. . + = ; Pg = - a . . iT: » m es: Por: : — sa f all head sizes, including plenty ot large sizes, and every con- i; a ‘al Eatale Association The Baldwin Piano ceivable, popular shape for Fall. SEE OUR. WINDOWS. + a = checgs af ae : . They tell the story at a glance! ‘Beconé Fleor L sere “ne : _ c ™ t & Shee 7 1111 OLIVE ST.

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. 105 ARCADE 706 WASHINGTON - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ - SS ee ENED BY AF. OF sthholding of Indorsement as Presidential! Candidate Indi- cates No Aversion. . the Associated Press pEerRolt, Mich., Oct. 14 wing, after perfunctory " proposa! 16 co-operate can Federauon vt » immigration smuggling, With ihe Labor LO the todays from inter- ‘o consideration of program. wion turned weiona!l affairs ~ gomesUic political ecutive Council to appoint com- signers tO negotiate directly with , gimilar commission aiready ap- mnted by tue Mexican labor o2r- , wnathods of limitir c 3 : 10nN on mm? if A> Zz ; oo 2 eo nize vs . tion through a ‘gentie- mmigration = & ‘ withnnt rafarence ‘ " a? WILNMOUT rerlerey A o's agret ryie@ rs , -? sthe problemm*to tue fthe respective count rpefore considering the mn, the convention approved the semmendation of the Executive wncil 10 postpone the counciis (;overnments ries. resolu eration report on eneral relations With the Mexican fejeration. fter reaffirming ad lic’ wivity, the coliniliece “erence to a political report on of non-partisan litical progran dedicated the z: , , ; #7 a ‘ a ee Meration to “!oval and effective ty to economize VEST and most -very woman to IFFO »s—All Perfect ‘ull Fashioned egular Value 5.39 1e 30 New Colors nt Sauterne Champagne Beige e jNude rx Black Main Floor | qi | oe eae forward- Bpport of progressive Booking candidates.’ $ The repor' oO} t mploys a ROC kK 4 mnersip recommended °‘T it alli eerkers proceed In their purchases met corporation Shares with the n . . *: ‘ , ; , ae ae : “7 emé eraution aiiti 3’ Utl@ ii * : Ala) ¥ ould exe rcise in other j restments. Indorsement of recent articles «Prof. William Z. Hipley of Har- 4 ed University, touching upon cer in corpo financial report ort e Was 2 8 x} ‘ ’ ; emmittee repor'’. Aversion io Smith Denied . oe , an empha ted- mation professed antipathy to the meresidential aspirations Oo. Go \i- " . * ‘ A,” = r mei E. Smith of New Ye vas made in the convention Yeste: the in ? lhieso! g sen ed “ wemental report on ¥ i, . me Teso.U n Dp § S ‘ irg mnvent O ‘ ~~ ') 5 a8 s ’ pina , + 4 —— “Mm? ’ } resent: Mionda’ recommended hholding aciion ui! tine SO. 1] mu peCAaUSe the country Was not fw ina presidental campaign Reports reached tlhe committee * #3 i 4 — ’ . ma. the convention's action Mon- Ay Was “construed many news- papers as repudiat of Gov. Smith mie +h. F248 mitt mes 9 ‘ary =m a bY the federation rhis is most empNhatica . + ean eT ’ sc a +h, eppieméenial report which was ic. ; ‘ or ao as ae Yar f ‘ - : end ac 4 3 if is D (rO Smith has been v ys supp re of COC Uri or sho ij have s ons.deration ind tha +4 ' nN = S rails ~ s. mrOY- ni Ac ‘ os ans ~ cq; ; 7 +e ‘ ; ~~ f), Roe >. . dei i } ] 5 Yo miniittee oMNs oregoing 8s t any my ! Sc onst! i ) , ifs ™ A »* ,» . rt an ori njiure ~? e- . e iift’el \ ais- an * arr ; 7 4 ~mVeenCCd and refuted... : ee Year's Policies Outlined. The ; yt . ; aa envention outlined today | fig 4, * bh i leies for the forthcoming year > ra: plant labor organizations halt . “eon plants, injunction nmrorl - , = iff laho rai hor hank- and worker par- industrv through | lisputes, In &hd insurance Patior tk ownership ste on Injunctzon Resolution, he Resolutions Committee's re- iInjunc- localities, of fer? 1 5 « . -_ t ~ Pie ~ awvuUse (| the . pow ers erta in . ? th we ot sre iv indicat- Veloped hate « the entire n Of the powers of the Fed- burt. BOh: | | ' president of the ~ *fite Federation of Labor, di- “U The atte, tion of the conven- ef © fa hat ae side nN’ ("“oo]- e ( Care ago } issued a | " hip Grossman of P80. before (;rossman had pre- | ihe * . . 1 hin to begin serving his ¥ RPT £ oy", ; i } ihe President's legalit. ‘ he action . en nas since been af- +} ~ as ; “y tne Supreme Court of the Ritea . mec States Antic} f — * - co. e At iT fe oO? the Aay)- a? ‘ad ™ Committe recommenda- f + Or Lad ~ Le . $7 . PSOlutians follow The Tt’. > . } ay POQuity ourts Nave a the et Po , i Lj nctrtiony © YT) Imaust ria P . : * a : Uies has created the minds a or , Be earners a generat distrus* COUrt «© a cee. imtuy ive writs in ra a7 r : gEpu Xe ave } . nNhoO means T VU hea ren rary. they hat e ; 7 - , ‘ 11 @] we weicome the ; mint ¢ . os Exec :% ray Counei} iY , oe nie , ‘OSAIS W | be intro- ’ * ’ e ext session of Con- ie equity powers of by rs aNd aa fraep organ - ttt #y + 2 a 0 ne interpretation - é c +, . . . . or impered unions in the - . ° .* n “© OT normal functions a Pion, Ramee , here} Firing. (ict. 74 uae a er. President of the 4ssoc ation, im for Reckless eM ONT Me) od Bt ‘ arress n ven‘¢ a aan r_S Pes af rday by an aerial iifnr | ¢ : 1}: : ot reck. Tine : >» ° , hurrying ; se io gr - ° ' y ron « Zon wy il . , : x a < AD- | debate, erican Wederation of Labor con- | The resolution approved, which! Le sponsored by the Californa aeration of Labor, directed ‘he 2u0. @* for later con- STIX, BAER & FULL ~~ Fe a ee _.THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14, 1926 _ See Our Other Announcement on Page 14 Candy Special For Friday 35c¢ Lb. Deliciously fresh cara- mel Brazils, chocolate butterscotch, cocoanut royals and pecan butter cream rolls are specially priced for Friday. These Candies are fresh from our own fac- tory. Take home a box —the whole family will enjoy it. (Can@yvy shop—Main Floor.) ES Ua Bris 4 A - # ic | ~~ This Is the 3 ] i} [¢ Newest Way of Wearing 60-In. Necklaces Of Indestructible Pearls Close around the neck with the long drop to the side 1s.the smartest way to wear the 60-inch Necklace— and most becoming, too when it is of French inde- structibie imitation pearls in ‘ cream or flesh tints. ¥) Price, $3.50 Advice on Beauty Culture by Dorothy Gray's Representative Miss H. Hooper, a personal repre- sentative from Dorothy Gray’s Fifth Avenue Salon, will consult with you and advise the most beneficial prepara- tion and treatments to keep your skin healthy. ‘Toilet Articles—Main Floor.) GRAND-LEADER RO ema oe ee r- These Smart Winter Coats Set New Standards of Value Because W e Secured Them in a Half-Milhion Dollar Purchase With Sixteen Stores mn Other Cities $7920 HERE are very definite advantages resulting from a purchase of such tremendous magnitude —and these advantages you will quickly recog- nize in the Coats we present at this, one of the pop- ular specialized Coat prices on our apparel floor. $79.50 is no indication of their quality—for these are Coats superior in fabrics, furs and in every detail of their making. Your “type” of Coat is here, your size is here—so inclusive is the group. New Sleeves. New Collars. New Colors. New Silhouettes Selection embraces eyery new and authen- tic style-note in Coatseof deep pile and soft suede-like fabrics for dress wear, and Coats of novelty fabrics and imported plaids so smart for sports and utility wear. Luxuri- ously applied in novel ways are trimmings of fox, squirrel, beaver, wolf and caracul, blending their soft richness with the beauty of the new colors. Women's Sizes. 34 to 44. Larger Sizes, 4014 to 5014. Misses’ Sizes, 14, 16, 18. Sports Coats, 74 to 44. (Third Floor.) (Jewelry shop—Main Flnor } — —" Specially Priced Attractive Selectron at Tc ZA he eee AY i NY 7 The business girl in her of- ° fice, and the housewife in her | | kitchen will welcome this offer- | ing of Smocks well made and attractively fashioned in coat ., ae and yoke styles, with long { — ames | sleeves and large pockets. i, 7 The price is low for BI | smocks of such quality; : Gg | Gingham and cotton Linene, in plain colors—tan, blue, lavender, tangerine. Sizes are from 36 to 44. (‘Second Ficor.) Black Satin Crepe Fashions the Smartest Frocks $Q).98 Black is the color note this season, contrast of textures the most effective trimming and this black satin reversible crepe the most favored fabric. So versatile is it with lustrous satin face backed by that dull crepe texture that it is desirable for frocks for morning, afternoon or evening. 40 inches wide. Vogue Patterns offer many designs for Frocks employing the effective use of satin and crepe for contrast. (‘Second Floor.) Alflo Parchment An Artistic New Style—Shown Here — \ / 4 Alfio Shades for table lamps, vary in size from Io to 38 inches, and are eset... SIU Alflo Shades for bridge lamps are unusually atfrac- tive and are $7 50 priced at. ax kh Ss Thrift Avenue The Buy-Way of St. Louis Curtains. $1.19 Ea. With scallops and fringed on base, are very. attractive in allover pat- tern designs. 21, yards long. ~Guare 18 } Hoover Frocks, $1 In solid colors, made with short and long col- lars. Sizes 36 to 44. Square 13 Step-Ins, $1 Of silk pongee and crepe de chine, in shades of tan, flesh, peach and orchid. Sizes for small women and misses. (Square i12,) Handkerchiefs, 10c Women's linen Hand- kerchiefs, *« to %% inch hems. Baby Dolls, $1.49 Dressed in infants’ clothes, have bisque heads, sleeping eyes and the crying voice. Saucepans, 98- Universal Aluminum Saucepans, with side han- dle and cover; 3-qt. size. 12 a 14 } Sry eo Sweaters. $2.95 Women's Sweaters of all-woo)] yarns in coat and sleeveless styles; light and dark shades; 81zes are from 34 to 42. Vases. $1 Imported Vases in @ variety of styles and sizes, pretty drip colors. (Square 14—Main Floor.) Shades for the First Time Hand-etched motifs depicting typically English country scenes, the sparkling waters of the Grand Canal of Venice and other charming landscapes on a background of shining ivory parchment make at- tractive Lamp Shades for the living room. Various Sizes Are Attractively Priced Alflo Shades for candles are very decorative on bracket lights. $3 00 * Priced at Alflo Shades for candles give a charming touch to the candles on the mantelpiece $ or console 3.00 Fifth Floer.) Wissen 2 Silk Lingerie Exceptional Values $ .95 mn Special Selling. . — A special purchase of the daintiest of Underthings for the Fal! wardrobe, fashioned of silk and attractively trimmed with choice laces, is offered in this group. Gowns, Step-Ins and Envelope Chemises in severa! pretty styles are made of crepe de chine, radium and crepe-back satin in lovely colors ve Costume Slips of satin and radium in the tailored style are most desirable for the silk or cloth frock $7.95 Bloomers of Sham Soie silk, light and dark colors. Cut extra full; finished with frill at knee. . $7.95 (Lingwerie—Second Fioor.) , New Felts, New Satins | New Metallic Hats $ 55,00 Of course, there are the small, chic, softly draped turbans that everyone will wear this Win- ter—in satin with a smart accent of metallic bro- | cade, and in metal cloth entirely. The felt Hats, too, introduce metallic trimmings and satin com- | binations in extremely smart manner. The section of moderately priced millin- ery presents these Hats as _ striking ae examples of the unusual amount of style : and value you may expect at this price. | (Third Floor.) Maternity Corsette La Camille Model With Abdominal Support $5.00 Laced on either side, this model is securely reinforced to hold the diaphragm. This model has a concealed abdo- minal support with hooks and eyes in the center front and laces on either side for adjustment. Waistline Maternity Girdles and other Cor- settes for practically every type figure are priced $4.00 and up. (Corset Salon—Second Floor.) Venetian Glassware Our Entire Stock at Reduction of (50% Our stock includes candlesticks, perfume bot- tles, urns, fruit bowls, hang- ing wall vases, footed com- potes and many other deco- rative pieces—all made of sparkling Venetian glass with rich glowing colors and dainty flower and fruit trimmings. The wise shopper will take advantage of this special reduction to purchase attrac- tive gifts for Christmas. (Fifth Fleer.) Sale of White Enamelware Three Groups Offer Unusual Values in Wide Variety 0c (Pictured Below ) 8-qt. round Dishpan 2-qt. Covered Saucepan 4-qt. Milk Pan 3-qt. Pudding Pan 3-qt. Lipped Saucepan 4-qt. Mixing Bowls Triangle Sink Strainer 4-qt. Preserving Kettle Wash Basin (Pictured Above) 10-qt. Combinet with cover 3-piece Cooker 5-Quart Teakettle 2-qt. Coffee Percolator (Fifth Fioor. (9c (Pictured Below) 10-qt. Oval Dishpan 2-qt. Coffee Pot 3-Pc. Mixing Bow] Set 14-qt. Round Dishpan 4-qt. Covered Kettle 10-qt. Water Pail 2-pc. Saucepan Set Round Roaster with han- dles Party Costumes | 1 For the Masquerade May be chosen from this versatile selection of Costumes for children and grown-ups. Juvenile Suiis—Chinamen, pirates, clowns, at $1.95, $2.95 and $3.95. Suits for adults in the characters of Dutch boys and girls at $3.95. Pirates, Toreadors, Man- darin Suits, Italian and Gypsy girls—in sizes for adults from $4.95 to $9.75. (Fifth Pleen) * Se eee AOL Re ROI AOI LN ONY A I ~ ep ettee ’ . - “ rundieenar meee <= PS Ng A OE LOLA ALE LEAL COE, Om Ry A I EE ore oe ae ee ee ee ee ee penetrance Ange Aen Tt tata ms Se “f, ‘ed PSO es re ee ne ee ete Fv » PAA Ee et eI [RAS AEA I IE ME AEH Nes oe ee eee ” : i Sg? compel Se re bao Oe ROS ST RRR ite Ce rae ype ren se Oa Tes Pe ed be ae Bee SO ne ees eee tens oe Fon fhe RE. IE SRNR ER tO OC ota CURR Yr AUPE seme reat olga 2 DARE it aoe eM ‘ ed ate GSS Ape LASSIE EN SF nate Ga lek

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hig ie eo Rg, epee. er Paget, tpt ee PAGE 6 ___ ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - pee THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14, 1926 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ——____ ail north of this city. The roadhouse | and 1d, as far ag is known, there was fing occurred. Not a nd — re Padme: ee | LALLY’S DISCOVE Free Lectures on VISIBILITY A POOR had been aaa for several weeks no one in the place when the shoot: | remains in the front | ’ | A powder for teeth. Destroys 39¢ On’ SC H U [ K \ : % and India’s Secrets [ : | | PEANUT CANDY | il LINDELL 4600 _— pyorrhea. Cleans teeth. Stops AD MERCHANT MA ) Regular 30c Lb. Value 0c 8 Full SATISFACTORY WORK | | bleeding of gums. Filled . and Os : | Laboratory, 5826 HAMILTON AV. "TSC Drugging ‘Baa nent MRS. AMY SMITH’S CANDIES | 5 be . ~ 4 . 5 Pees ~— fin \aron Waldheim Heard in Sut 212 NORTH SEVENTH ST. FRIDAY COURTEOUS SERVICE — gen re | : Bb sa iti tteak Wiken- Between Pine and Olive ONLY | CLEANERS and DYERS The SUNDAY POSI-DISPATCH prints TWICE as aa a ; ; > oe oe woes _ , — CLASSIFIED ADS as the only other St. Louis Sunday wal Big ng Benefit Les | = m Fant SEseeeeeteeaes . a or PLU e er riretiitietiiititiiiiitittititree E h ea eth eA SSaeree 4 toa errr TT Titi tt eveaseveaeses 2easeeneaeeses 1: peeeaeenemns 3 f Th psych gica questions of - Si fale | nee dl ia iS > 6 iwhen. v! and where wou pe- ga: 2 { i, ~~ i ° . : destrians cross the street at Twelfth | as _ a -tio ee + - | a ; 7s boulevard and ¢ e street if itive | Ss: OTHER SENSATION ? f. 8 ‘ i. . ; 4% street were widened ‘to he west.j gs RUB RAINCOA’ 4 ' $o8 ' a: $Y were discussed at length yesterday - 2 : ‘dail III —E—EEE ia es _l Oe ee eee eeeeeest— >.>- > ; n a hearing in the protest of the/@$ : : | a: : es May-Stern Furniture Co. against alg ; Bi , 8: ; = 4 ; e: LSSess 4 $ on s: i é ‘ ee ih > : . ~ roner 7h SO" asi T- : ‘ : ; ’ ¥ 8: > od : = - > rec. - “\? |S Ss a : ‘ i , — 7 é 1am _ . ate | ’ i CY ‘ Pay éq tha with Ss: ; - i ‘ : = et : » t} ro z ifares nt t a ——. T - aT a: $ ae PROF. WM. ESTEP j-« ~ oe " + . > *h a * + “—_ = ' ' . ° > | aa free lectures on the mysteries street 4: , ; 2 ro of India in the ODEON RECIT- eh Fie i pti wlbiemeiiin 1 me ‘ rresistibl ei: Al HALL STARTING SUNDAY, Sache ogee al ee a eons ime . ae OCT. 17,3 P. M. and 8 P. M. Seen, Was ade ccausegict : . ea He presents the teachings of eomtended that t? vis) ty © ~ a: ? ta he Oe a: > : ae © aa The furniture company intro- . ee - : posit : “eee : UI : . 3 duced three real estate dealers. as @§ : 8 | experts, who deciared the assess- = : ~ bi . : ? P ry .? id al -_ ‘ . a: ' Y= siven Seabrook as much as $3000 93 $35.00 Dresses S ich relief” 02 «>= =~ 5 - ¢ r “wifrmeece | r os . hire. . a: sented «wt +? etatemen’* +hat + a: t. A Phenomena: Purchase of the Season’s Favorites Including Coptes by Peggy Paige and Deja a CORNS RELIGIOUS STRIFE ‘DEPLORED All of the Latest Modes for Every Daytime and Evening Need | Catholic Women Recommend ‘Clear :: A a: 4 Lo ty Ct a Three scalper Cases Dismissed a: # No waiting—in o he minute your a: ami Unmistakable’ T. S Respons . Scholl’s Zino-pads stop pain just MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct 14— &3 that quick. At the same time they A resolution asking that the Tnit- gs : es, F 7 : one . ~ . : ai~ ss = a ‘7 ~ * a remove the Sauar~presai ng or rub- ed States Government express the @5 : . ew Words are necessary t teu bo t tnis event— : : * = ° bing of shoes, and thus prevent the abhorrence in which the people : ; . * . as s i. , : : . a “ a? +} eee . ~ . ; ‘ one Those rare IM- From Originals bs > = . . . ok vt + eX eI 7 . i> : ¢ ~~ ~att ' : : Gar Ind Ss the ceBter of the | becc rin1verce tor . : : mecicated, antiseptic, protective ment to rogt Out principies of lib- . s : Madae aDiaNG s tae cemtel Ji tiie L/TEssS UllVeTse . : ? > +. , healing. No tape, no msk, no bother. ery and fustice” was adopt here @: H Pepe eh Aaest ie 1 Th ? 1 1} : "me : . , : . > _ , rn? ~~ D | ‘ , \ o> > - eS " ” Guaranteed absolutely safe. Get 2 vesterdav bw the Nationa! Counci! = . - ~ he Cady: LVery singié one is NEW - IN styie, Sik : ; peckage today at vou °F cruggist” s or : " *%. & — ~ ies 2 , ~ 4 ee B ‘ eas - : * rT . ‘ : tT . C 7 : > ‘ ‘ » 3 “ . . hare “VAT 7 »~—-—Tr AT SS ~ oe ee . ‘ shoe dealer's. resolution will be sent to Presidene &% : me : MS CUI VEL SUIEIC Dress wil be smart AC : : i a: ~ " SOF . - 7 wi ot i ° Caalia ' 4 ane — “ — \. a * + > >? Fors A Vetes A OTae —~ | 3 7 = _ = : ® - Cc oll's *, (“a hb ne? a™ 2 “= e- tian ai or i f “4 ‘ ” - . . e . , ; 3 | be s = .. Peise Vid?Tilc.2en ° f r = ~~ »% 7 ao ee ee _ = - . . .~ * . 2 _ - —— . Zino-pads ve ang ne 3 : ; 3 ag : > " r =~ =o re THD ew © me Ss " . : “4 ‘Pp ir’. : : tr \se e * : (“yene R. iP — J & : af A ° > « rr thar r elear ana ware iet S *. 2 2 ‘i —eee . , 2 Ttid ”? rer 744 4 7 ong —— = 2 ; @ . ° 2) an : ‘oF - a- : # 4 2 ' — , bd Put one on—the pain is gone! ns a: : : Misses’ 14 to 20, Women’s 36 to 44. : : ; a: ; Superior Wool Crepe : r) : ‘ aN ume ee Ber = _ a . > — _ ° © = > ~ - : ; ADVERTISEMENT ed aympathy to Catholic women in @: nd Many More : . : : ; + EE eae aR 7 RR a ee : : SR toe : : mG oevera : ’ : “ tae SF : «a : : s a: . , : ; ’ . o >» : : : Dress Salon—Second Fleer : : ; : caenrenvncnssaccas ' . > ° ‘ 7 t > > . : re ged gcalpers tickets + : . * * * . —_— - * : ~ ° ° Millions of to. the vorid series,” plaved ge 4 e between ardinals and @} : f - | Pounds of Esttabere Pirates in August, were Gy; fin ortune Jdle oO 4 . . 5 ischarced by Potice Judge Roee- ms ° : . " be . . > x “a v¥ ms * ~ 3 ™ : —- eg 43 . 4 . ' a ‘ ‘ + e * =. 4 : tax receipts showing that they haa &% : ie 4 ' Peopic bev om wh ‘ae past teow ware mm) - ib odera . anti these a ae Sat : 2 . B. 4 “am of mute w * oe we ae Om Ny 4 *3 _ tho .* ‘a -* : . > s: . 4 . = + aerr ewere wus Serra guree a: ag — * ° : €g liad ; > i Y > COualit y a . ee manters = nee Set 6 Marmea Pres put Oe Marr? av ies 44..4 +s y Pn - a: : : : 2a ? -emarts. pertected wo wo 2. Chew beve been set Rerneet Sh ver be a . a: - : : 4 $ varg mM : = * = ya +. atu a | “et va P os as _ = D s: > ° 4 oa 4 ’ 6e2 : - : ; q r Y Sead hed athe tie . : . E > > ; . - = oases i” ghce naz ™ ' x. 4 Tis i } . 4 Ee . wt sem wing « miler bourse veer + Washing*on ave nue a: . S ?( Heats : : 3 I [a o bed . E ¥ - : : . . - Ad nal bd . * > roo shouki cre Marmoiw - 2620 ower blewen Nuree | eo 4 . > AN . = > Ss Ee ° ‘e 2 8 bhgts te beet, beach and fie Holy Cross Luth oom a 9 oss : ; : . ; a : POs a . I Morty , Luthe: hurch. One @: : a oa 8 lp (ern & if : . asus. f ! toe ei TOS. 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- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee ea een -- ISCOVERY roys On Sale. a | ops 39,27 Sau se rs and Ot , ; AV. Zac : Druggisail : AY > \ » THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _. PAGE 7% } y= > . x ¢ —_--—— \TCH prints TWICE as ther St. Louis Sunday ne wspapes * part : os FOOTWEAR IMPORTANCE IS AN Socal. eS 606-08 WASHINGTON AVE - THRU TO SIXTH STREET — ES IN KLINE’S GREATEST SALE IN 21 YEARS INCLUDE SILK UNDERWEAR AT $1.94 AND $3.87 ... SUNNYSAND SLIPS AT $1..94 ... NEW > RUBBER RAINCOATS AT $3.59 ... SILK NEGLIGEES AT $7.87 ... AND IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN FUR COATS, BE ais TO SEE OUR ANNIVERSARY FUR OFFERINGS. =4 | —— et Rare Investment Opportunities in A | : ; 7 | =4 FINE FUR COATS Special! Newest | ~~ : : OF OUTSTANDING = $1359 wh EXTRAORDINARY > I rresistibly Low in Price! GROUP AT 2 QucH stunning fur garments and of typical Kline dependability too! Included are Coats of pony, caracul, muskrat, beaverette, (dyed coney), erminette, (dyed coney), and sealine (dyed coney). There are garments both with and without contrasting fur trimmings. Every Coat is painstakingly made and finished. We cannot endorse them too highly! | — +4 a $585 aeeeY a new standard of values in smart Footwear. We have assembled the season’s smartest modes in a great Anniversary Offering. Pumps, straps and Oxford ties in patent leather, alligator and blonde, gray, or black kid. Every smart slipper for every day and evening need! Think of it! No woman who appreciated style at a bargain price can afford to miss this event! All sizes and widths. a es SS A REASONABLE DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY COAT } KLINE’S—Third Floor. Ba 6”, oe + pean uiMye Oyaia 5 4 > . fee 4 —- z wy Be grt > g, e sek Al sure et Sy An NS oe . ‘ paptieerdoentiy jy cite Sree etal ~~ awe A ; 7 et ts Ri aS a a Py 2 TOD a if ah ie os ‘ ’ aE Tok atl eal ; arse Pen otra eee y A cao Ne ES anys at ‘Page * } * 7 " ing A ye ee US ae ee Pee a Soa Sn Say PON eee oat ban oem td um ow pk abe ay, ey SR hee Te RR Sse sit > - us site ™ - =. Sasori eaters ae A oi eis 3 Saab ee ye > mn m7 abi See EEO EEE 0 _—lO__ _—_—_—— == ee ee —e—eE—e ee ee ee eee eae — eee er ae arr ara ae ae i i i i ws SS seonrstphgsirioede maceaenarver meiinaenimpem emda RO AEN NS I RE A BNE I em . ta te aoe Unusual Values in Other Fur Offerings! A GROUP OF SEALINE AND $98 COAT OF BABY WEASEL, $3 49 KROVA COATS, SPECIAL AT j TRIMMINGS DYED FOX... PONY COATS; COLLARS $169 | A FINE JAP MINK COAT, $495 OETA ~ 9 KLIXE S—Meczanine AND CUFFS OF FINE FOX, FOX SHAWL COLLAR...... HUDSON SEAL COATS, $250 BABY LEOPARD COAT $495 TRIMMINGS OF KOLINSKY, TRIMMINGS OF FITCH... A JAP WEASEL GARMENT $295 ‘| RUSSIAN BROADTAIL CA- $695 DYED, FOX TRIMMED..... | RACUL COAT, Plat. Fur Trim CHOICE BLONDE CARA. ¢ EASTERN MINK WRAP CUL COAT, Fox Trimmings. $295 i] EXQUISITELY MATCHED, $1 195 syrergees ERP GBD HIE eine oe a al man” a fn, aL ae eal Coma bn wereety = etn re tint eA ib A, ue ; pr oe one hand . ee ee ee Ld een on ~ nc thai Mis aie Ra BSE DAH SMR ORE. RS ————— OO SS SS eee i i i i Ss OO OD AO -_-?e-e- ] a a ——— a was SS er re a ae a ae a Se ip — OO OE > - — — —eEE——E———E——————=— SS ———— Oo eee a a ee and linings. Many real new ideas, all + a at this extraordi- Se ra. a SP D-DD D-DD D-DD -— D> -D--D--BD-- DS -D--D--D--D--B--O>-B- -O--O--O--O--O-- 2-H -O--D+- @-- OO -—- OO :| - — - Brings Notable Savings at +, > , — we —_—oo oo , i eh > ban neg - w ‘ ' oa » FY ; ° ; ‘ ¥ . 5 “7 are - wars a eee: re rts ee en owes ene ane ae ee ae, Ps ° “i be, “amie ras yh " rer Ra Piaget ore tte w Ss eign 5)" fees 4a Y ry : ; ‘ . ey a , OF hat aii ? : - ‘ 2 " ay 2 a ne ORS 0 * : BN i mY ani . cece tl TN AOE ALE LLL ELLE LLL LLNS LODE, LITA OM baad cand saddle neiaaernn ‘ : aS anid al lh ‘ , . mae ¢ ern ge vt Me pss be A Sancta Mie won mencpietty mpacebeanpsin dec lendatarsaia na ER a i Re Be Se Se ae bat | EOE OEE EEE —— == = == = - | , eo ee —_ o7o"l Oa a ee a nm ere SS - —- —- — = Sr SS eS lc tlc SC a a a rt Srna a a i i ee OO OL —— 4 | metas ane Se $ 65 other novelty cloths. Stun- im the newest modes. Trim- | Coats with exquisite trimmings of natural squirrel, fine «i oe we ne ning color combinations. Ev- med with Squirrel, Beaver, | fox, and golden beaver and other choice peltries. Every material, ‘ eryone fur trimmed. Mandel and other furs. popular straight sithovettes and other wanted modes as ) shape and color. ) well. Altogether these are compelling Coat investments. ) . KLINE’S—Basement. KLINE'S—Thied Fleer Se —_ —_—— = — nal seer een . . s ' TTTTITITIILI LLL lee eee eeeeere . esececceeesrer® ; - . 7 - * ‘ vv re ve ya eat ae it ee a? 4 pa’ et as 7 ve aA ¢ ~— we ee ne ne Se Sane ef Ce Noe — —/ he |e / wan

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———e—E—E—E———— ee eee ne Wratten er ae ae ” Sei ea al tc dee ex sheen cd e 4 - Cena Bows. ORE i oR ° alia: Yard” VN ih ade Ne ON gS EC EI aa CONE an: OD aie Hah gown J sdligahonccwgienae oon te ei “i he alee eteoe * — : Buy és head a ae) oe a eee. Be fk Ge) oe”, eee Ole ee Se eee eee OR ee Fes | a 2 SHAS OS Bade ey eed Nig oe a ’ a * nh i. eae ES ah HE 8, Am i te ple Bl PAGE 8 atand by Tim Reed?” WILLIAMS SAYS HAWES FORSOOK FARM INTERESTS Points to Vote Against McNary- Haugen Bill in 1924—As«ails Hi« World Court HKecord. Special to the Post-Disvetch. WEST PLAINS, Mo., Oct. 14.— “Harry B. Hawes hag forsaken the agricultural Interests of Missouri as surely as the Democratic party | has forsaken the memory of Wood- row Wilson, and if I had time Ij would prove it.” said Senator George H. Willams in an address to m large gathering of Howell County Republicans here yester- day Willtarns said that Hawes veted eeainst the McNary-Haugen bill fn 1924. Williams also attacked Hawes on the World Coutr tesue, deciar- World Court In 1925. and that later in 1°26 he fustified his vote by de- claring that he had to be loyal to! the Democratic party and to the other members of the House who voted for it But. Williams de- | clared, t here is nothing In the} Democratic platform today to indi- | cate.where Hawes stands on that | iesne or where he will stand in tho) future. Williams also said that either | Hawes had repudiated the Demo- | cratic party or the Democratic. party has repudiated Hawes. Pointing to the indorsements of | both Senator Reed and of Wriilson | contained in t Democratic State platform, Williams asked how the Democrats are going to harmonize | on the two planks. | “Oniy- six short rears ago.” W'l- | lame declared. “this man Reed who is now held up by the Demo- | cratic platform as the forernost | figure in American statesmanship | was an outlaw. Now will Mr. | Hawes stand by his vote on the World Court tn 1925 or will he) tng that Hawes voted for ie | ; ; Jaccards 2 Quality Silver » Plate Gift Group New Additions to Our Forty-tive Separate Gifts i LE LON Aa tata tet sie This Silver-Plated Sugar and Creamer is a new and attractive design just re- ceived. It is in the dull finish. The Silver-Plated Tray, ; $3.50 oe ee ER eens nea eevee ~ A Sauceboat of. Early American design. The tray is included in this choice gift of Silver Plate. aaa cepeateegnear ean AaON te wnat The waveedged Silver- Plate Chop Dish above may be had in ecither ham- mered or plain design. The finish is dull r2-inch width. A new Casserole ten The case is Silver Plate and is lined with genuine fi Pyrex. SS | ESD The Cake Plate above is j very elaborately embossed | and features the Grecian handle. Quality Silver Plate in the $5. finish, | _ ards || LOCUST ef NINTH Mail Inquries Cordiaily Invited ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — 3 | Special = Se Special _ ss : ga White Batiste. | $1.25 Crash Linen Suiting. 7 5 C | ak teideae Coben Wao ’ gpenp ee a sna: $1.75 Handkerchief Linen. Very 75¢ White Oxford Suiting. 35 C sheer quality. Yard 36 inches wide. Yard White Wash Geefe Shep—Scomslilll White Wash Geoeds Shop—fecord Fico. Store Hours: Daily 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00. | Telephone Orders, Shoppers’ Aid GArfield 7500. ig Olive and Locust, From Ninth ton Always Good Quality—Good Values—Full Assortments at Vandervoort’s Two Special Groups mn Children’s Wool’ | Silk and Tapestry Pilloy ee Ser, ee S chool Socks To Be Usetul and Decorative in t] | Home This Fall Z Silk Sale Regularly $1.00 Taffeta Pillows _ ; i, | $2.25 to $8.50 | | i ANDSOME Silks of a ———, Taffeta or as ab ie ows, . . ; high standard of quality ‘ : or eben with pale stile cul: A» x in the weaves that fashion fa- fles for trimming. nN Li Tapestry Pill ; vors for the new season of- GEVEN-EIGHTHS length Socks for pestry Pillow iT I fered at special low prices. 4 Schildeia| Ribbed vc the sab wich Tops ! ‘em ae contrasting colored stripes in a roll cuff. $1.25 to $4.75 tH ; Gr oup I Your choice of maroon, gray, fawn, wo Spenioh Tap- T7 | Georgette Crepe, )$7 .69 — _ ng mem — woes Pillow Tops. 2 . rs Children's ostery ° rs OOF. illo : lete ith 40 inches wide, pba enn ae euhead ee ~ Radium Silk, 5 from $4 #0 $1o. a nn a i ca rh ‘ colors, 40 in. wide, Quilted Pillows 7 3 Pe arn ba Hl ea Spiral Crepe, silk and . . All materials for this attractive new Pillow mote anit ath H oY wool, 36 in. wide, | Yard | Friday Candy Special ings, a0- aa soc, Sika Ong e peak aa NN ee Ye Chocolate Dipped Maraschino Cherries. Art Needlework M#hop—Second weseaatll mee 2 Bis i Ht he will Hi a i UGH) rbd Wil bi bptssetits Group 2 Chiffon Taffetta, | plain and change- able, 35 in. wide, hd 4c Pound Washable, Novelty Cuff Chamots § Candy Shop—First Fieor. x ce | Silk oul R , Fabric Clowes @) oe ee | ] d Comfy Beacon Regularly $1.25 and $150 “Bh Il champagne, flesh. wT Washable Satin, 36 inches wide, Printed Georgette Crepe, 40 in. wide, Printed Silk Crepes, Yard Just Arrived—a New Re-Order Shipment | | in, toast, pi _ 40 inches wide, of the Much in Demand Robes | oo. are all Lager: Fn Silk Plaza—Second Fioer. ’ ‘6 99 | : . Lewer-Price Hos! Queen-Make For Wee Tots From2to6 | i: F riday—Another Gaal VW ; N first snappy cold mornings when ool Challis Dresses O the little tots come scranfbling out FOR many everyday oF 2 erarcrome : : of bed a soft Beacon Cloth Bathrobe | gerne these me 3, +2 S Q5 will keep them warm and cosy. chamseie . cuniie ‘ . 3 *SaMonth Bi sites Westinghouse Motor Built in the Head Varsity — : Improved Y “built-in-the-head” we'mean that the motor is con- Walnut Ci | AIr structed right into the main part of the machine and F eatures not simply an ordinary motor fastened on the outside. Carrying | Toggle-link take-up This is a very important feature—don’t confuse it with Oxford S , : that does away with the built-on kind. Case | ef ff aon de > a sees ecg vr. awe = ee genuine Westinghouse Motor will operate on This neat and dur- | $ 10 4 Sew po Ounce ey ald mala either A. C. or D. C. 100-volt current, all you need do is able Case holds the | FFOR sport, street and collegiate ¢: Welt soles. Durable wr salape ay mam —— it - your light socket. You need oil it but once a machine and all the Oxford is in tan calf or black t 4nd good looking. Ex- change the ied ox aa © dust or lint can get in to cause the usual motor attachments that are , blonde kid trimmings. 4 “eptional values. | seiahel troubles. Patented speed control. given with each ma- Also in Tan Kid 7 | Children’s Vandervoort's Sewing Machine Shop—Downstairs chine. Vanderyoort's Fashion Footwear Sh [Fiat In sizes 2%; to 11, in patent, tan "HEE $205 % ; or

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ee Ae ee an nal in tae Le, ee. | Ul ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ____ _____. THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14, 1926 CHINESE LENT $24 000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ————— The stay was granted after the | writ of habeas corpus so that an | tain da Supreme Court refused a | appeal might be taken. White Batiste. Yard chie inen. er | SLD TLD CLOG, TPR 6 NL eS SRS SES Co tt R i E t t Loans tn Yor go AND TOOK NO RECEIPT. erway || pagunpcmatinmnptnpncynsszte We have unlimited funds ready for frst mortg on both improved business property and well located residence property in St. Louis and its suburbs. Low rates and prompt action. We shall be glad to have you take advantage of this branch of our service. NEEDLE-POINTE— So peyton, so fascinating to make. A new shipment just received, shows many “Bird” patterns so much wanted at this time. Benches, Chair Backs and Seats, Footstools, etc., are shown. LOCUST STREET | At Light Nineteen aM a FOR OVER THREE ae OF ACENTURY ashe thee~tenidl Pad CONVENIENT OUTSIDE ENTRANCE ON NINT TRE —— ports Coat Sale Notable Values at Decorative in the 95 ‘his Fall Suey, middle-aged, with a shock | ee ‘ 4 , Jon AA. of white hair, readily related in | ‘faltering English how he purchased | : \the Eastern Cafe from Leong Wai) ab i : A os ' |10 years ago for $9690. a By. wB2 78a | “Me Leong Suey, Bankrupt, Hasn’t | Paid Any of It Back, | “Not Yet.” cust, From Ninth to Tens _—— oo ervoort's : stry Pillows TT ed Cire, ORR | YTeong Suey, proprietor of the |defunct Eastern Cafe, 3561A Olive street, and one of the few Chinese ‘here to resort to bankruptcy, yes- terday mystified Referee in Bank- ‘Tuptcy Coles and in the ‘case with an account of Oriental | i'money-.ending methods. | ' j j we apd with ” Wetional fk > ART NEEDLEY ” CO ee wWeal@l x Aan, bec Deere lawyers Cr aaa. som: Te 821 Hosiery Zor Men,Women and Children OUR 6th ANNIVERSARY Friday—One Big Day of an Amazing Values Karges Unsurpassed Quality Hosiery [All Perfect and From Silk-Top Chiffon Karges Safety Line Women’s Silk Hose Service Silk Lisle Top At Prices Made Possible Through Co-operation of Our Manufacturers |Our Regular Stock | New Fall Colors All Full Fashioned New Fall Colors io MO Whit Wt : ) 1 a ET ee Ie a mec te tr eas ey Sh Saye Nay a 12 y 2 is The price alone would make |} |o:«.” Suey explained | de these Coats worthy of your erent en 4160, non’h then] attention—but when you re- |I|Biidine sold, cent raloca te $270 | alize that they are made of |[/Rista to sais, ‘Too much rent soft, wearable fabrics in the |] smartest plaids and checks, ik pe tee tere. te ban - . basa ig ae ae Se Te res ‘Cre x be ae Se Se es AYR a hee we we ee aren ey see ress aqneew, faring: ta roy prrenoneremmnre epee er tet TER a nein 1 Eck pes a te AGE RE Pe ay ON oe funces . a ee ee — - site aaa aiueabdaie oeneien or - ot salamat TS Sete Se Mae SRR GIN Ce “PENCE Vere OR SN Le Pag 2 soon ee os aea p RAS ath FOE ERE Sig ha RO MIE de Nis Men’s lisle. 6 to 10. a : Pure Silk; colors; ) 3 5c ea Women’s Full-Fashioned Silk Hose Choice of 5 Service Silk With Lisle Tops and Soles. New Fall Colors Silk-Top Chiffon Silk-Top Service Silk « ~— ~~ V3 c mi SS 4 & I ec. ™ hiss Mate ; Th | \ the hand softly and per. j Women’s Chiffon or Medium Lightweight Full-fashioned, Rent good colors, lisile tops. All sizes ever eer mT ‘bbb Lid lied Women’s Chiffon or Service Weight Mock - fashioned good colors, lisle tops. All sizes. RE ae il RE i yy ut! A Maths -—First Floor. Sizes 14 to 44 Really unusual Frocks of satin, crepe and novelty wool] fabrics—Dresses that you can feel assured are the latest in style, color and material. They are trimmed with embroidery, velvet, beads, fancy buckles and belts. One or two piece ef- fects. Street and afternoon as seTUyT Att Rayon 7 tab. babbead t “ Hiiittel ith, : = | bist Lieb " Lisle tops, heels and| toes lot ling of Pure ot Ati HET 2 ~ ~ LRT! Litttit MEHL tis sce de ¥ Prager 1) care ym rye reagenees Hii ithe init ; Hf 1 (fi ; Hite if guint! sid piney ii itheiiel, biti it Mepial i Leot*h bias thabil idisiie bhi) Lhbdas Mail be fathass! ere iitt | teas ; abi ede al beatae dil hoi Hi id lista liabhicdbs ll aed 4 ‘WE ial if it i ale is ar vital ida ain | |dise concerns, loan companies and (of $110.64 is listed as due “Nat Sizes 36 to 46 ‘h only offset to the $37,000 in| |Suey’s former landlord, Jesse L. | Goldstein, Pierce Bullding,.” but, as no claim accompanied the nota- tion, Suey was not questioned on it. Equipment and fixtures of the Eastern Cafe, which Suey listed as debta For home and Lower-Price Hosiery—Basement. | i ’ . | Other creditors include merchan- | Women’s Daytime | Ca of $2540 for unpaid rent. A debt tion for $2632, the sum constituting The addresses of 17 of Suey’s s—First Floor. —_——-— mographs | Regularly $6 $4.00 L Phonographs that as the big ones do and ‘\ 1y record. In a pretty Light and decorated with nureet yame Blackboards with Ss 50c larly $1.25 95c ls $1.25 —Downstairs. nd collegiate wear, *" alf or black patent wi" id $11 ootwear Shop—Second Filo é | models Hi tine ii Note: We have a special AGT ee ave? Yoo Wa nm for sizes 14 to 42, at $10.00. Lower-Price Ready-to- Wear— Basement. ! Children’s Coats "5 For Ages7 to 14 Trimmed with warm furs for collar and cuffs —well tailored and care- fully interlined for Win- ter. Daughter will ap- prove of the style and mother of the long wear- ing fabrics used in these Wi Coats. HL HA ™ Other Coats at $8.75 | Milt “ : wi Lower-Price Ready-to-Wear— Basement. Sizes 212 to7 Tan calf and black patent Oxfords, some of which have welt and some crepe rubber Sizes 1 to 6 Dress Shoes, either high or Oxfords with ‘Welt soles. Durable Md good looking. Ex- | soles. “ptional values. Sizes 11/2 to 2 at $3. 95 Children’s High Shoes In sizes 274 to 11, in patent, tan elk and tan calf. $1.95 these Frocks are neat and attractive of a good quality ging- ham in stripes and checks. Included in the group are a few cot- ton broadcloth and print Frocks. Gingham Allover Aprons In comfortable loose styles. Check and figured designs. 35c and 65c Lower-Price Ready-to- Wear—Basement. Women’s and Misses’ Felt Hats $1.95 $4.95 Felt Hats have be- come an essential to the woman’s Hat wardrobe — not one but several Felts These moderate prices make it pos- sible to have several different shades to match corresponding costumes. Featuring all head sizes including many for the matron. Hat Frames 50c For use in making your own Fall Hats, these Frames are easily selected to suit the type Hat you pre- fer. All millinery accessories in our Basement Millinery department. Lower-Price Millinery —Basement 7 $2.95. Lower-Price Shoes—Basement. | /panied by ager of detectives from the bank that the check was ‘cities of checks given name attached. (ent occupation, doing nothing and was living [{n the. ‘South Eighth atreet section known as “Hop Alley” in the midst of his | further | mystified the referee and attornevye. | WARRANT FOR PASTOR'S SON _Grieves. 'Kan., ia drug sfore at street, /worthliess check ‘Chinese creditors is given as 15. South Bighth street. “Have you paid any of them any “Not yet.” Questioned concerning his pres- Suey said he was creditors, a fact whirh + ‘Donald F. Grieves Charged With | Cashing Worthless Checks. A warrant against 2l-year-old son of Rev. Thomas O. Grieves, former pastor of the Unton Methodist Episcopal Church, has been issued by the Prosecuting Attorney, charging obtaining money by false pretenses. Grieves, whose home is with his parents in was arrested last Monday in 3894 Wvomingr the for $5. arrested he a woman was Mrs. Pearl Joy, Vyvo. According Grieves and Mrs. Joy declared they eloped from Clyde, Kan. Grieves, police said, admitted passing four checks, aggregating $49 in St. Louis The automobile they belongs to his father. When who said she 34, of Laramie, to police, 3 roce part of what you owe?” Coleg in-| i quired. Donald F. | Manhattan. | where he had cashed a | was accom- young in which | FORGED CHECK FOR STOCKINGS Im Man Giving Name of Fort Dodge, la., Citizen Sought by Police. A man, an and child. visited the Mo. -Inc., 714 Washington avenue, early in the week, and paid for five pairs of silk hose selected by the woman with a check for $10 drawn on a Fort Dodge (Ia.) bank after ‘introducing himself as a resident Dodge. Robert Scissore man- of Fort Yesterday the concern. he had received word accompanied by a wom- | Thimble | reported to, a forgery and the man an imposter | ‘using the name of a reputable ciff- | ‘gen of Fort Dodge, who had fre-, several | his | from with ceived complaints Court Grants Di Martini Stay. By the Associated Press NEW YORK. Oct. 14.—A oetay of the order permitting extradi- tion to New Jersey of Fellx 4! Mar- | tint, private detective, wanted in connection with the investigation ‘into the murder of the Rev. Fran- cis Stevens Hall and Mrs. | Mille, granted last night Kelly of the Ap- was Presiding Justice Eleanor. by | peal Division of the Supreme Court a’ }USED CAR SALE FRIDAY—SATURDAY—SUNDAY To the First Ten Purchasers of One of These High-Grade Used Cars During This Sale We Will Give FREE Four Brand-New Tires IN ADDITION TO THE ONES NOW ON CAR Our Stock of Used Cars Is Not the Biggest, but the Cleanest and the Best Buys in the City. They Have All Been Recon- ditioned, Painted and Priced Right. TERMS TERMS TERMS WILLYS-OVERLAND, Inc. 23d and LOCUST BL. CENTRAL 4540 —— oe caiiatienall vapaeainecs Seanaimamibala ; ig t ae eae an. ee ea Neti * a Dear ee ey Etats Hh » a tdloshaicl picks Whicaieadieabets beech» i aaa ae my ei ee “ ‘ Be owe - ’ et 4 fas ares fr oem ns . he . z , eaten Nie done o ~ - cuiamdortey ¥ ¥ % ¢. MP eoes' oe be oh was Se a: aaa “, Rr ec Re TC ES EN “ ner se peer ii repens peed PN Te er ee ee eee rycen ernie 6 mea De ia Res een nee lle as y pares warps i Ae 5. er tbls = as * 1 Dial) eS MOLE LORELEI IEP IT ‘ a Se

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NRE TER MS SSO SD REG E to St Paul | Minneapolis . 3 % Se : S 5 F 3. 2 Be m 82F 4 4G ‘ f . a is FF & 3 é PAGE 1¢ ad © ARIA eth heer aN or n> saa ate Rs eB ee ee a eT eS eR Bip Ne he hg be A owe ie + Dg tpt Pag. tes. ca i. Bai pte 2ae ea: i: tet] . eed Bee & are ete? beh Ly. Chicago 6:30 p. m. a Femous $1.50 ih table d’hote din- Ls ner ready to Fh awd -eserwations ash an H GL Hamm ay General Agent oo 205 Boatmen’s ee Buillding sig 314 No. Broadway : 35 Levis, Me. eh Phone Garfield 0090 a Chicege daily 10:30 «. m., 7 2336 lv:38 p. wm. end 2:00 2. m. : | Kellogg kitchens tice ers Pine ater PSN ing, Ma ae pS a Pe Tate eae } ‘ ' a > a. THEY'VE done many wonderfu: things 1n those famous Kellogg kitchens in Battle Creek. Here is their latest—New Oata, a real improvement on oatmeal! Just imagine a new hot cereal—different in - flavor, more nourishing, even easier to prepare! New Oata is a blend of both oats and whole wheat, including the bran. It combines the wonderful flavor and nourishment of both these grains. That's why it is more healthful » than just oats alone! New Oata is pre-cooked. Al] you need do is boil it three minutes and serve. Notice how light it is—never soggy nor gluey, Ask your grocer for Kellogg's New Oata. ov . 3 ef oe 2 = } - = “7 & . - ig a he e : : ‘ a —EEE = A DEUCIOUS ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH grew that would requ COTTON MEETING pcmomnn Details of Relief Plan Left to State Councils, With General Body to Urge on Laggards. 25 PER CENT CUT IN ACREAGE IS GOAL Memphis Convention De- feats Plan for State Legis- lation Compelling Plant- ers to Reduce Crop. By the Associated Press MEMPHIS, Tenn. Oct. plan for meeting the cotton price 14.—A emergency was acopted here today by the conference of representa- tives from cotten growing states, which then adjourned, leaving the execution of the program to ad- visory councils and general com- + . ~ > — - mittees in eaca S**= “fF ~~ 3 tine the withdrawal! uncer Way and 2 a - mg credit resources for of organizi handling s Declining on legisiation production, the conference referred ~ Ves *? oo irp.ius covcron +. ve > ~2 qd ,. - f#o~ - ~ Conrer:s ~~ + ™ . Irom iment favoring 1 ™~ 7 ela ey, cail on State Legislatures for laws ire Sead iction in oot a - . * . ton acreage for 1927 and thereafter ba ; 7 ~~ ~ i ever 0! seuth. Carolina chatrman of he seubcommittee . ‘ Me | * » . ? . /which drafted the resolutions. led #>-, o_o To > . the successful movement to refer the matter to the Governors. The : * : champion of the group favori ee Pa _~ = . ‘~ Statutory acreage reduction was G. ttie of Bivtheville. Ark. deciared that delegates had come _to the conference with th tion of obtaining such action ‘ e expecta- Legisiative Plan Beaten. Four states voted for the lecisia- tive resolution sponsored bw Little. They were Arkansas, Louisiana. Mississippiand Texas. States which pposed the Little proposal and supported the offered by Lever were Alabama. Georgia, Arizona. Kentuckr T nesgsee, North Carolina, South Car- Selina and Oklahoma. Mrs. W. B. woman among the responsibility acreage on merchants. “IT never went to a banks loan,” she explained ing him say to me: ‘Now Mrs tee Dian as ~ ~~ er > comm) ear a AemonmAenn ~ T- net he cad ALES he on. Iz ~ — + ’ ~ ,f Pea 8S. Diare for the » = 4 or on _+ " + ~ Sizt ‘ a7 4 Bi bankers and supply bh e+ — we : a u a ae —_ mundson “an't you plant: tust a -_—: . ~ ‘ . ® ~ - “™* few more acres in cotton this vear Mills Can Absorb ~ Cotton, Sars By the Asporiat- ; “rag WEW ORLEANS, Ort. 14.—The promised supply of cotton ts not too great to be handled in the regy- lar trade channels and is needed to meet the growing demands for manufactured grooda. >. Wester secretary of the New Orleans : ton Exchange declared in a sta‘e- ment issued at the request of the board of directors of the exchange. ’ isidly governmental assistance. “orreT5... _ ™ - 3% . ‘ ihe drastic decline that has —. | ‘ oe aa ee eurred in the price of cotton since the first of August 2" Cc i amounted to 6 19-190 cents per pound.” Hester ‘ ts ; said, “and has been mainiv dne + ha .u® . }s large ‘OT ecast« of Production largely more than the wan‘s consumers, and bervond the capacity of the South to carry withour Santial aid from the stitutions of the ceun? aF sz * «> SU a- e ™ © mt A idde ia. «6 pos- _— an. ae ; + a’ “Last year we held our cotton | aft @n average price of 18.85 cents a pound and consuming eetad lish - ments ueed of tt more than 15 990 . 000 bales, more than had ever been consumed in any one vear, and with all of the heavy consumption of cotton, the stocks of goods Carried over were moderate “This year we are forcing our cotton On consumers at 5 to ¢ cents ; & pound under last vear's average, | and pearly 12 cenis eciew the 2 NAMES COMMITTEE “TO REDUCE GROP i _—— 79 2 ¢ sentatives of allied in The mills have bought fairly well, but for the most part are wailing to see how -rmuch lower we are will- ing to let them have our cotton. They can well afford to wait, but is as certain as that the sun shines that at 15 cents a pound will buy more cotton has ever been known in the staple. nts and wa 15 cents it ee ot r sh re © rm, a re needs our cotton and at as easily absorb 17,000,000 or even 26,000.900 of bales if the latter) did 15,000.- last year.” could be obtained as it 000 at neariy 193 cents — Cotton Oil Mills Requested to Hold Seed From Market. By the Associated Press. MONTGOMERY, Ala., Oct. » | SE. nie Te mill officials a iro™m™ 4 —-— ¢ sa we — - . a istries nh 2 "Ss +4 movemé« a ~ = and coc- > be _ Ww iii four states joined in t! to revive prices for cotton ton produ they adopted a resofution request ing every to Duy and hold + te ~~ - - - a e “S$ nere yes.ercay, a yen § TT aes ei’ * st the least 2000 tons of seed from market. The meeting was held under aus- ices of the Alabama ttonseed Association firms repre- PT? oo ‘ @7T} nes- Crushers’ sentatives see, Georgia and Mississippi at- tended. m The resolution aslo embodies a call nation-wide meeting sentatives of the cotton oi! and al- lied ustries and farm organiza- tions be held in Memphis, Tenn.. Co and in from for of repre- asita to rth nner names Bladder Weakness Quickly Allayed disturbed at night br = . » Ww le = aoe — ™ Fak! ess. OUrni bladder ng sensation, dull ache in the back, and you are thug losing pep, heath and strength, try Cvstex Compound on the guaran- tee to quickiv allay vour eondition, and bring a sense of greater health, vitality and strength, or your money back. Get a package of Crstex Com pound today at Wolff-Wilson’s or - : Risin . De olde any res sible drug f you don't fee ke new in five davs, ro: get vour monev back. If vour drug- gist can’t surply rou, send no moner but just your name and that of lruggist for free instructior Co., Dept. 206, 112 W. 9th, ~ t 7? pounds : e -_ - + ~ ergvanizations inciude the 7, : ; | lin- | ore: ae | hoods f Logemotive Engineers, It is planned that the cil meal,|Conductors, and Firemen and En- hulls and linters be sold in an or-|ginemen derly way when needed Ample Credit for Marketing Cotton | 7S i | Crop. Meilon Says. Ay By the Associated Presse. ee The Silver WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.—Solu-| @ A a tion of the cotton price problem is! % Serving Dish believed by Secretary Mellon to be | , 1 ae ' assured in the agegré ssive attitude | A most essential piece rOr | A d the Busv Bee is already ‘a of Souther? er ee it the table, deserving your § i a was reiterated at the Treasury to-| @ ¢ am ith Hallowe’en Table F ors and ; ror PH Om Fry '? ares day that there will mo no liffien +x : iad oe acvemivic Ti. Our fr a. Wil owe e avi | & C L o> —— rr) - , ~~ : _ i 7 Xe a as far as credit for tne orderly LET TiS. es —— OF — : novelties Sear Shop now and you. j= marketing of the record crop is; @ monize with your Udat : : comeerned. Federal Reserve banks @ cgilwer. are interpretive of will have the most attractive party. — 3 Dud as ai & 4 “4 } - . aa in the South were described @s tn ' the wogue of Silver Pi excellent comdition and ithe inter-| @ —~. - 4 ' _— ed ready to meet demanids ows Warehouses and other storage BOLL A ND’S dCh IC la F nN ~h facilities and other requirements Assorte O tes.. T Now oe pertinent to marketing are the im- Lecust at Tenth ; nd Cocoa t Bonbons mediate demands, and im this re- | gata nu « e- we~we —- : > - Ie a | ° e spect the Secretary understands, @] Jewelers fer 78°¥ears | in 1-lb. boxes at very attractive price r conditions are much better than in —— — fee. 7o 99 Buttercream Cups —the box......20¢ _ i a : . * : CAPI F OL 5 tes EAT RE q Java Dainties —the coffee-flavored faves _ oa SIXTH ano CHESTNUT STS. [2:15 TWICE DAILY. 845) WARN EPR BROS. | Sumoay MaTiNEE AT 3:00 . BY ARRANGEMENT WITH & : aN | eee? #« > dative * amo BELL TELEPHONE LABORATORIES Pa /PWE-INSPIQING \ / ENTERTAIN MENT \ | TWAT LEAVES ONE WITHTHE IMPRESSION = } OF HAVING 1 WITNESSEO A / MIRACLE / VITAPUONE CORP, WESTERN ELECTRIC CO, \ e from 5 to 7:30 p.m. BaRRYM a“DON JUAN” S » No, Candies Like Busy Bee AWARNER BROS PICTURE NG MATINEES, 80+: ~ 75‘ ~ $100 PLUS ~~ Friday Bakery Specials Baltimore Layer Cake... ......- 698 Caramel Rolis—the pan............. 25 Soup—En tree—Relish —Vegetables—Rolls— Dessert and Beverage—Busy Bee Service—all for One Dollar—in “Quali-Tea” Rooms; + Share in the and the balanc: ‘- ly iia GTO! % Al eS SINR NEN Bitte e 9 Ge Rect ogee served ~ Ss os ._- \ 7 oe ALL SLATS NIGHTS, 50: ~ 78: ~%100-%$1850 TAX SFEFLLING 2 WEEKS (N ADVANCE ~ ALL RESERVED ADVISABLE TO ARRIVE EARLY AS NO ONE CAN BE SEATED DURING A VITAPHONE NUMBER The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANE Mo. AN \ \ 6 \\ \N i BROADWAY, WASHIN ? , Made of (in Various Sing ec Size Bag: — _ cretconae colors. 19%e ‘(Main Fleer. Specra) Friday Garment Bags south.) ee le ee RE EN ee — Cees Lo tp gp = ee tip HA tor Increased facilities, 11 new de luxe ele vators. a th A GREAT NEW STORE! ousand extra co-workers will- ing and eager to serve. A million dollars’ worth of specially selected, seasonable standard merchandise at prices far less than your expectations. Watch the Papers for Particulars Savi ngs in : Ho i hour move- };} Ment. encore Special Kitchen Wall € $2.50 Wall Clocks name! steel dial. land scape scenery. 30- Dish | Dryers \arne Regularly $1.75 yw" Blue | | $: Porc blue rove Spec ne $1.49 gerator Regularly $4 For i iy made, vanized tron with &t _- dpors. Holds lets food. Special . of windows, st heavy (Noagee 2 EXTRAORDINA| RID. Bort Prin:es crepe 40 satin, pe 46 chines, radium, Geergetieo 36 tnches inches wide. In as from I te 3 yards :

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CHARLES AND FOURTH PHONE: GARFIELD 4500 | STORE HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M.cSATURDAY. TO 6 P. M. 7 re th mi TIT TREATY PETA Heme TTT Hiatt dtd | TTT THIET Blan ' rere i ina rm! ia merry Sruatnaistir neers acne Bsiiishi is abe a aa Ty fee il J sebis hi sr MPa i Ta ual te, — LAN GC)? F riday ! Yard Goods Dap, ne Silks, Woolens, candy ready ANN DQ by | tens The Newest W, caves and Fabrics hop now and you .. 1 Vi] N OB Friday, designated as “Yardage Day” finds Silk, Dress Goods, and Wash Goods Departments offering hun- ttractive party. 4 TAN Vg y f dreds and hundreds of yards of the season’s most wanted weaves at very low prices. A A WOOL CREPE ogame ee BALBRIGGAN JERSEY ‘if Modish Fall Shoes y Specials | NONBIY, ? Regular $2.25 Value Regular $1.98 Value Regular $1.98 Value : —Flexible, Hand-Sewed Footwear ©, }«- French Now 4G vid | One of the most popular weaves, for | $ 49 54 inches wide and woven from fine -“ . . : . J § cP Oa : this is selected by many modistes for Ss 39 ] French yarns in a tubular weave. A = AQ bE With Grace in Every Shm Line *% ined aaieadnais war biunndoeme el ee ee ee ee ee mere em te et Paced appar pene nae > es 0a eget EN kay “ te ee ; ct nae | re ae. = and business weight correct for street, business or “Ss wd resses wo $4 inch id d ht f “1s | _ gi 7 ' t F h bl “~ ” colors of Stays suits, peced km pe 4 jae ‘ee abits. general utility frock. Blue, green, Et; S he ie : an, rrenc ue, green, brown, cream or Tan, gray, brown or black and henna poppy or. tan. Makes up into = t wr | Ae poreninen 40 inches spree [Sher lapgencsaii j charming dresses ee - . yj - vor te ai sheets. Yard | Pajama Checks | = sicry | : : 81 Inches Wid = 40\ Inches Wide 26 Inches Wide ToT 2 —In New Autumn Shades Heavy Flat ic" lage new shades of red, blue, brown, gray. green or ac ° : = In assorted patterns, suitable =a Dress Ginghams for lingerie and | = — : . children’s dresses. cc = ‘ | | Chiffon Taffetas $ 68 32 Inches Wide — larly | = ee 1 aida Wanted ethara; |agies- «DI9e Baines | Soft finish, bleached @ A y antec colors | ' ? > r? tf as : 2 . . ° — serge ll ncn a pillows or tid quality. Yard Bt a Sheeting. This 1S sO inex- fancy work pensively priced it is pos-_ = = . sible to make sheets from 4 i) re Se naar ros ets ee ae acta tise em ote, eabaseseceat nastics Sa ea BS EEA phan ge rege eae elie ane pA PROD NIN ee \. ' : : 3 . ‘ ° . 7 ‘ . ‘ . Special Friday | | ‘Special Friday | Special Friday ‘ Special Friday | | pcan 4 Friday | | Shecial Friday Special Friday Shecral Friday Garment Bags = Wilsnap Fasteners. Bloomer Web Supporter Belts a King's Cotton | Rubber Aprons © Safety Pins Double Compacts a Ls, ble stretch Flesh color. Hose Heavy plain rub- : Brass Pins in va- i Made of cretonne i Black and white me udie 4 Bere Rhone Rita aux Siorwey Three- cord; in Fe Aprons. In cal. | i : O Silver and gold 9 p@ various colors. Fiend E | 4-In, wide. ° bys ride | black and white. ne ae plated; sifter or Bacle size , | in all sizes. Easy to he ae as eee C | '§s 1, dozen. Cc ols | cake styles Bags . te | | keep fastened; card | Special.. S., accessory | Special, ze iue | . , y , . . ' th. ‘(Main Fleer. South.) | (Main Filoeor, ee ) : (Main Floor, South.) aie (Main F loor, South.) } L (Main ¥ loor, South. ‘i | (Main Floor, Seuth. , » q (Main Fiecer, South.) Tien ¥ NR 4 . " -_-_-—— ‘ sheer A Shuckal Event im Wi side | m | Our Rug Section ) Six Orthophonic Recorded Savings in Home Needs | i a Fes _ S 7) Royal Wilton RUBS) then Wisc Recs’ Album BASKETS AM j yi p ‘ . SS > a Res ae OF the size everyone wants—in Complete— a Wel Wal $B ae eT For Only Regularly ae a ‘| : I Sten SSNS colors and designs everyone admires $pEBAa ae. y + . oe , ; a, i! ' — . Metal Baskets ee GSD rb Pag /\ jij oe 3 $ various pretty iesehe- Ss. .. |. Se Coe Re) SP ee — 7 | | ie om tions. Specially | eRe =~ 4a ign 2 EEL EL? It I \ a a . >. Z Y A ( GA Cee ta : i (5 , priced Kitchen Wall Clocks “te Bl opi a Sy \ ' 7 NS a | is { Six 75c V1 $2.50 Wall Clocks $5.95 Wall Clocks om “ - Be . 4 See j Almost All Are Perfect—A Few Have Slight Ay : eye ag a I] Records of your Enamel steel dial. Blue | Porcelain dial. Delft Ym wt 1 ei * ] f ee . W7 7 be | own selection jlandscape scenery. 30- | blue decoration. 8-hour Ch. Cheady | gy mperfections 1 eave EN 7 and §=6Album [nese Specias $1.49 | Speci... $4.95 i cee Nev Se Velvet Rags | Gold Seal Congoleum Special te Woven very closely and with fringed gx12-foot size eof) choice Dish | Refrigerators 24-Pc. Table Pe = Sn a2 ends. Newest Chinese designs in | of carpet al " tile Dryers Regularly $4 | Service ae =. Mite quantity 1s limited. made; will fit in s | doors. Holds lots of: steel blades, with 6 tea- ps Pe Sh gray, blue i remnae “$I. 29 | Special ial $3.2 i] --- gl ocmalig $I. 19 SARA area wae a and black. (Nugcents—Fourth Floor, South.) longer. Good colors .... ae {t- i“ (Thira. Vices, ( Negents-~—’ Third Floor. South.) ss 4 South. EXTRAORDINARY EVENT RIDAY IS REMNAN IT DAY X Fruit-of-the-Loom \ 39c ap ancidhe baoager 20c Dress Ginghams . 26-j ch. Mercerized finish. W 82 inches wide, small checks eneeting 3500 Yards ceecianse lortis bbl] om OMEN S$ | anc piaias, etrects. Rem- S5c value; 42 ras in 9 * iortinent of co eau rem- nants of 2 to & yard 15c wide. Only §9 yards in C nants. 2 to 5 yards 19, R bbe lengths . ee 29c Striped Flannel M al hirtin : R Brown Linen Toweling ateriais 50c Broadcloth S Ae ba sucinesie-eliis cabbie: senile an Ss 1S5e Value 86-inch. White grounds. Neat Start Your Fire Without Kindling Wood! New Invention Saves Time and Money Clean! Convenient! The Magic Fire Kindler No paper—no wood—no muss—just light the emall Magic Biscuit and place it in the furnace or stove, throw — the coal or coke on top of it and your fire is made. “The kindler is sure and safe, and not affected by danripness. Packed one dozen in carton— Per carton “ a . pone <i sae en iaglan’ # ip0 A+ we nase Nein ay np SOBPLARL yen Sok ey. ET RRR Oa SRS OSE OMI NE NE YORE IRIS PRERRIED MERE TINT OE RR PI cts at ae a ac kd ere 2 sapere RARE OOS UNE Be Tee aE ER ERNE SOL ce RPL tiaahea Neg 3 3 . Nee ; , oa OO ile Ss cig ts MIE % BO9000000004 Aeaiaepise ase yg att: 2 260 Pate -_ dine and marquisette. 36- ures Good mercerized¢ lot. 18 in es +¢ ins. wide. As- finish remnant. 1 to Cc fieeced wide. Yard sorted © & t 5 yard lengths . Terns. Sple N- os . : . . White Spreads did«for short ost c Pajama Checks Sandal, storm and other 50c —e Madras $2.39 Value and full length te int of 2 to 8 yard styles for*high heels. All 82-inch 10 to 20 yard lengths, : eneth . ll! checks zes in the ‘ri colored grou nd designs | ‘ths, small checks, sizes in lot. Friday 76x88 - inch curtains rood assortment of ly. with fiber stripes 39 Slight y a Se eosin need aT f « wat ted Goiors, ‘ ard and checks Yard seconds ; } i Comprising fine erena- colored stripe designs and fig- neat colored oiripes on white grounds. Wel] Cc 3 FA | A we gS : » = ¢ “Longie” 7 ’s 25c So Men’s $2.50 Flan’! Shirts 79c Children’s, Misses’ d Satin, radium, Boys’ 79c V-Neck Boys’ e , Cc sce saleanige lB Just $2 Slight irregulars d Bo s’ Rubbers } crepe, Georgette Sweaters 39 Meat dark stripes, wel ashme » eC | ot” wool-mixed flannel shirts on y C de chines, 86 inches Light weight, just made of durable wool-mixed in new heather shades, collar-attached styles. Vari- or Boys’ sizes 2% to warm an4 comfort- ous colors, * 40 inches wide. In right for wear now. cassimeres. a ] 29 cy eo 15¢ broken eines, 1] Por cn we4Qe ‘As from 1 to 8 yards. Clever patterns in maroon bottom; sizes . : tp “g while ° $0 BD cvesciccpanes and blue. All sizes to 12. they last ” atte, - ™ ‘\ f yi * a —_— nal ' B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO. WROO80O00000F8 0000008 000000088 0000000000000 tees

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Armstrong's Complete Line of Linoleums. Estabuished 1856 ards Washington at Fourth ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SPECIFY “GLASCO” LIGHTING To Your Electrical Contractor Make your selection from our complete display rooms which are main- tained for electrical dea!- ers or contractors and their customers. WE WELCOME YOUR VISIT. —~ ' CP ae . * he cyee ’ 3) LA) * s OUR POLICY of selling, through the Electrical Contractor and Dealer saves you time and money. “JUST BRING THE NAME OF YOUR ELECTRICAL DEALER” GLASCO ELECTRIC CO. (Distributors Electrical Equipment) 721-727 N. ELEVENTH ST. PHONE CEntrai 2222 of the shooting ‘identified the body after scores oc a ae BOP Se SSE SSSSSPSESHSCI SE WOLFF-WILSON DRUG Co. — enemas ~ Seventh & Washington - a — Grand & Olix & Olive Cigar Specials for the Week-End WALTER DAMROSCH CIGARS An exceptionally fine smoke, which will appeal to the better Class of smokers. w . . soda tstodatadeto pala atadols aba taiadte tadutalatal toda alataahatatetatbetatat bai td a “~ eat oa 10¢ straight size cut to . dts Pit = for 25c size cut to 10¢ .3 for 25c 5n Box of 590. $1.95. Box - 50, $3.95. WOLFF-WILSON’S BOSTON BLUNTS Made in Tampa. Fia.. dy ome of the most reliable A wonderful value for the price Special, Friday yf oe 3 for 20c and Saturday. . $3.25 o ae = } - fac ?’s ? parser CAN OF 560. W.-W. Tampa Puffs A better Cigar can't be made for the price. Straight 5c CAN OF 80. 93.35 i es Neutrality Brand Imported Manilas Biunts; Handmade: Long er They can't be equaled for the price. Specia! 3 for 10c ROX ct, > A. & B. Fil Sites ct 19¢, $3.23 Cuesta Rey Classics ee Made tn Tampa Cu Box of 50, Special, "te f 50, ~° LOC yf erire $4.95 Each Wolff-Wilson’s SEMI-CLUBS Equal to Many l0c Cigare—Blunt and Perfecto Shanes 5c = 10 fordSec °°” Box of 100. $4.25 of at» E] Verso Cigars Broadieaf Havanas, Big 2? for GV dB , Pim #1l4 ei4 PLA feasaeneaensserecsnensesrsatannnes a John Ruskin ... Geo. W_ Childs Dawis Smokers 6 for Rich. Mansfield ... .6 for Garcia Grande Bales, 6 for? Hav. Ribbon Londres, 6 for Chas. Thompson... .6 for New Currency 6 for Wilham Penn 6 for Box of 50,$2.00 | 25 for $1.50 Dutch Masters, Don Julian. La Palina, La Fendrich. Garcia Grande. Mapacuba, Manuel, Henry the Fourth. Muriel, Admiration, Lampert, El Principal. Preferencia. El Producto, Robt. Emmet, Mercantile, Chancellor 1@e straight size cut to 3 fer BSc: box of 59 oe 2 for 2iéc aime cut to 100 straight: bex of 60.2... . 94.95 iSe straight size cut to 13c: box of 89. See. . 8 fer S0c sizes cut to Idc: box of 588. ee + wemeccccees S895 Smoking Tobacco at Cut Prices TU VELVET INCE en Te...) 10-00 Tin ese | ison ae | 16-OZ. SERENE MIXTURE CUT To 61.15 16-OZ. GRANGER ROUGH CUT. fc .6 tor 25c .6 tor 2° =e & & 2.6 @ @& 6 se ce © © @ 2-2 « © o WZ THURSDAY EVENING SEARCH FOR SLAYER ‘Chicago Police Seek Man They Describe as ‘““Young Hood- lum” in Killing. TC Be she Assoctated Press CHICAGO, Oct Eari Lavery. who it is the man who “firtd killed Edna Bolt, "5 vyearg oid Dec Iil.. whose partially clad body was found in an alley next to a hos- ‘pital here Monday morning with a bullet through the heart Lavery, described by police as a “corner hoodlum™ ts said to be one of two men in whose com- ‘pany the Bolt gir! left the restau- rant where she was employed as a waitress on the night the | shooting occurred. Three men are being held technica! custody secking believed the shot which Z ‘= ; o tur ; of of 7 4.4 as Two eve of them are another restaurant in According to their came to their res- owners of the district story. the gir! taurant with the man supposed to be Lavery and another. A short while later the two men quarreled and when one drew a revolver, the girl in an attempt to settle the quarrel, stepped in the way of the bullet and was accidentally killed. The girl's body was ¢iscovered about & o'clock Monday morning near the rear entrance of the hos- pital While persons paseed the spot prior to the find- ing of the bedy, police have been unable to find anyone who saw the body being placed Miss Bolt came to Chicago onir and obtained work as 4 remaining at the home i * Catherine Carson. ** on ** numerowus reacenti. Waitress, of Mrs. who + persons had viewed it in the hos- me morgue. While in Decatur she lived with her m other Nirs. Edna Bolt. a widow. MINNESOTA COLLEGE DEFENDED AGAINST EVOLUTION CHARGE oe eee = eee Directors and Alumni Deny Baptist Pastor’s Allegation That School Is “Rankly Liberal.” the Asseociatec Press ST. PAUL, Minn., Oct rectors and alumni of Carleton Col- lege. Northfield. Minn... defended hat school todav against charges that its teachings ‘were “anti- “h risti tan he ¢i by 14.—Di- | larges made by Dr. W. B.¢ ley, pastor First Baptist | -h of Minneapolis. prompted | of an Investigation | the State Baptist con- Tuesday. | charged that | of the appointment Committe at vention in Rochester The Rev. Mr. Riles the school is “rankly many of the faculty be lution, and that | To 4 - - less. cgirectors., ‘whole atmosphe: thoroughiy Christian.” Carleton College was found the Congregational Churcnh, now also is affiliated with enpas and Baptist churches. contrelied by any denomina- ———— CAUSE uF DISPUTES IN SUUTH SEAS “King” of Washingteou Island Says it Is (nmly Hemedy for Matrimenial knuui. By the Associaicd Frese SAN FRANCISCO, Och i4-—- Disputes arising over the strange sociai custom of wife-jiending take much of the time of the king of Washington Iisiand. Washington Island, @ coral atoll in the midst of the Pacific Ocean > Island, is inhabited riibert ese Did CAKS, iritisd couipany lslands to worse lanutaliona two white is harry mutager assistant, the GienR passed ph here en rou'e to England for @ vacation after @ three years’ reigb 4@S KINg Wife-liending is the native way} of combatting matrimonial ennui. Saye Gienn When a husband and wite tire of each other, the man ends his spouse to a friend for a time, ber consent Deing necessary sowevrer Uften the friend is a young Ddachelor who has boarded with the family LORD CHAMBERLAIN MOST TACTFUL MAN IN LONDON His Selection of the 2000 Guest for the Royal Court Bail Requires Much Discretion. bt - the ft orm Tren —— a nad ' By the Agsoctaied Press preraquibatia Oct. 14.—The most man itn London is said to be Cromer. the Lord Chamber- lain. He it is who has to select -he guests to be invited to the Rovra!) Court ball, and as the ballroom at Buckingham Paiace only holds -000, his selection ig a matter of considerabie patience and discre- tion. The entertainment of foreign po- tentates and their suites has to be arranged Dr the Lord Chamberiain. He also is responagibie for the can - scoring of playa, and ts the butt of Lact Lord tful (‘any amount cf criticism from pro-_ ducers and public alfke. i But the Lorf Chamberiain ts per- haps at his best during « court night He has previously settled the emaliest detail He has to be ready for anr emergency should the “wrong card reach him or he allows thoge who are making thetr bow _to come forward too quickly before the King and Queen. tribution ef OF ILLINOIS GIRL ‘ing of a campaign to raise $1,59,- 600 for the erection of an annex to 14.—Police are. | Rockefeller Aid«. a kK. arms and base of each piece.” al a rutr [ ies A FREE book on floors = - oe wearable parts will be cove “Enduring Floors of Good Tasre™ goes ocatelles of your own selection. & into further detail abour these modern +. 5 ome This Custom Covered in . _ re, holstered and extremely comfortable. ‘@mifort throughout the long W int tor Friday and Saturday selling, at. refinish, for nothing ever wears out; the wax really takes the wear. New patterns now ready There is a2 merchant near you— possibly ARMSTRONG CORK COMPANY, Lvalerm Drews, Lancester, Penosyiveom Armstrong’ s Linoleum PLAIN Sepa Davenport, $3 Friday and Satut Many of our new Fall model 7 s¢ two days. Orders will be » Your special order in our factor f Exter On this Suite we will allow 3 ten equal monthly payments. a OR, TWO PER CE A line from you on your business lerres. head brings it Laicago Ottice—1i206 Heyworth Building for eery floorin the house ANLAID - es oy SR oo ee all 4 ’ - ao a " , te, P - ~ me a - a0 os, q ” > 7 b, ew ; 4 , —— pS . 2 : eae " - es ae COM 2

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| ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - PAGE 13 The total gales by the com h " ‘ FS FOR $9415 EXCESS TAKES St. Louis warehouses recom doe hth ee pes bstane fark HD AI EX FINDS NEW | Mrs, Houghton bron is | Fest to recover | the period involved was $4, 990,- Should have been based on the lat- | ect. gu, one pag eon IN AT I 0 % A L TI E & AC ¢ E S S 0 RY Co. : cessive tax er pita» dl 208 bona | 472.45, against which a tax at the! |ter figure. However the city col- {frs, Alanson, B Se aenaheai| “ iy sales was ?! “ei lieaas Pebhene rate of $i for every $1000 of sales | lected a tax on the entire business, vite eo the American Ambassador | erday by the Are was assessed. The company con- ‘the tax being $5839.31, while the WARI DS I) CONQUER to the Court of St. James, left on | MAIL (115 CHESTNUT — ae that as — $1,576,000 of the | /company contends that only the steamer George Washington to- | acer arectat. GAIN ALL What if s sales represente Missouri busi- | ~ a or the Unit States, accom- | ILLE i — to purchas £ [DVERTISEMENT = .71 should have been collect pene Pe ag pm pn They! Radiola 4-Tube Set, Guaranteed rirsts—fresn stock at a q - ! Th Chi Id | ——e | oo Will Go to Omaha, Then Ap-| iwill return to England before eo a pete Coast SACRIFICE PRICE a n : EB Ss |Christmas, after visiting relatives. phers are offering him any quan-| wr Py her bg ped Oilet. A few ap- | Reg. U.S. : 2] | 43 ‘ | Pilcations of Ice-Mint will actual] :|'tity of their de luxe productions. lenin Gee ateenelk orond at cas skin | $5 Gas Coupon With Every 820 OLIVE ST. : | Broadcasting stations are begging | and complexion. It costs little and. Purchase of $10. ; : |him to say a word. Railroads willis sold and recommended by Geet : |carry out-State Nebraska to the GoUggIsts everywhere. Demonstrating Brandt’s ability to combine style : city on special trains. 4 : Me: ‘hile, S ,0uis is n + HE eee wate te Queen Quality De Luxe grades at / iteenantie vO sla: popehlt Sion Not g 0 A, : |only is Alexander appearing at a, ae AN ) :|} local motion picture ‘theater, im || luncheon clubs are showering him | ° 'with invitations. He was the guest | * f, x i iyesterday of East St. Louis On-| = \tentota. Tomorrow Fred Stock- | Illustrating two of ‘ham post of the American Legion 4 s the many pretty / will fete him at the American An- tvles oh -_~_ ——— 4 ‘nex. i $t: ge eR aS Pa eer | 610 to 618 Washington Avenue “THE GAMBY” “RIVIERA” When- Alexander ae reaches ; ; > home the town will tu out en | Patent leather pump, black baby lizzard Allover patent leather Oxford. Very ‘masse to a ball game in which Alex- | ‘tim. Being a Queen Quality combina. much in vogue this Fall. Queen Quality : | ander wil! pitch for the home team, | tion last makes it snug fitting. ...$7.50 style and value, of course 7.50 ‘;\an annual event. | ‘| CELE ; | Centralia, IL, Turns Out Band to. | scaly) S| “anecs Phigvenbe. 7 Underwear : years ou by | , . i] O d ' ‘a watch and chain. Automobile these simple Ice-Mint rf toenail oF 6-Volt, 13-Plate . p5810-45 2 12-Volt Dodge : | WINDSHIELD WIPER Ma TOETS Charge Accounts ||| dealers are placing cars and chauf-, 2" it is predicted that wrinkles will | C. 0 3 'soon be a thing of the past to the | HIGH-GRADE MOTOR OIL BU SEE aR ERS, Ra RN TIS Te CENTRALIA, IIL, Oct. 14.—With | bands playing and hundreds of per- mama aeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aa i, Re Re eo Me oe ee == 24 ER see = ; sons in < parade, i ent ralia last : Special Collection for a night paid henor to her Tommy | T levenow, shortstop af the world | Friday at ch am pion St. Louis Cardinals. Fol- | iowing the parade, a reception was |] in his honor at the lIilinois | Theater, where Thevenow was pre- . | sented to the enthusiastic audience by Dr. H. E. Wilson, Tommy “if floors, as well. , smiled and bowed, but would not! : ¥ ru roc os 1tton ‘talk. He departed tof@ay for his) cTe going out of ‘ | old home in Madison, Ind. Theve- Fourth and St. Charles | Soptin (iMo.) club th 1984 and later x2 . 2 ‘ | Joplin (Mo.) club in 1922 and later | Chemise and Step-Ins of re giving business joined the Cardinals. ee gees enon ae “MEMBER OF CHAMPIONSHIP chine, radium and Geor- gette, many of them ST. LOUIS BROWNS OF 1888 DIES lavishly trimmed in Val. : e “ i : e fhice decoration — | | 1Vv1n g -Ro Om ~ uite % Gustave Nietiaus, 63, Was Subst. filet or Irish lace, Mine tai- of | ee Ot, Style Leadership —founded upon true service—an unbroken reputation for hon- esty and fair dealing, thoughtful merchan- dising that brings the new styles almost as soon as created, and the best possible val- ues—these are the principals which have , lored styles. Players Got $15 a Game. 4 shades, sizes 34 to 44. From Our Own Factory ge ocgeeg cory brome won avenue, who was a member of the! Upholstered Furm de in the Prufrock-Lit ’ d introducti Ic | p oistere urmture made in tne rurroc itfon tactory neeacs no intro ucfion. Or championship St. Louis Browns more than fiftv years the name “Prufrock” has been identified with guality upholstered furni- baseball team of 1888, took place ture. And yet this well-made furniture is offered at very low prices, because we make a here today from an undertaking Novelty manufacturer's profit and sell direct to you. chapel at 6966 Easton avenue to) + [ St. John’s Cemetery. He died of ‘cancer Tuesday, after an illness of 1C ers isix months. Niehaus, who lived with his : daughter, Mrs. M. W. Mohlenkamp, Plain Colors and . RS given Sonnenfeld’s received play-by-play results of the Combinations waneeeodented Style 1926 championship series between cece st} the Cardinals and Yankees over $ 95 , Leadership. the radio and was a Cardinal root- ! oeve f Oe Ne ee al =, 7 — ~ "ee +. ~ _* . 2 ©, ee" "2 & + “ee ** *."e er. He was a substitute catcher on the old Browns, “Doc” Bushong being the regular. At that time, With every day threat- ° the players were paid dit a game. ening rain and with the prospect of a wet Win- ADMINISTRATOR PUT IN JAIL ff | -Pr*RKSS Sites’ anda To Be Held Until He Correctly Dis- | werd to the wise is suf- tributes Estate. ficient. All sizes. Special to the Post-Uispatct : BENTON, IIL, Oct. 14.—Because | (Third Floor.) of his failure to comply with the order of the Court to distribute the funds of the estate of the late Os-: ear Kaller, Herman Edleman, Christopher Baker, administrator of the estate, was adjudged in the contempt of court by County Judge S. W. Ward and sentenced to serve e¢ix months in jail and thereafter, until _ he complies with the Court’s order. ‘he report on the case showec rT 7 : sigh 4 Aut FOR STREET, AFTERNOON, SPORTS, DINNER AND that Oct. 30, 1914, Edelman re- ceived $2,291.80 from a coal com- EVENING WEAR — ATTRACTIVELY PRICED AT \ i 9 ls t $i. pany in wh ose mine Kallert was re ‘killed, but that of this amount he : a ; 4 4 Se ee bint bs iets aps i Ata line matali 0 FOR Se ee OE ae NT ARLE Se. MA AE em DON Oaees Serie eae Senne inatiolon a ‘ 3 ats mrp ctpgitcai,. sm Aeneas me metros rest ne i ba, A BAN en es TSAI GE ech BERG LO ARIE a: BRD TORE RANE he IM Ned sets Azalea. pele: Danis Rea cern ttpeclak: mage Bek ee Rond sen Bia et Sasso } had distributed only $259.73 to the aye his Custom-Made Mohair Suite Siew ant cele Oe ieee — $ y, Covered in Your Selection of Mohairs : ‘amuey ADO’ BARRED FROM MAIL 5 Article on McPherson Case Held to lv Flash a . : ie 1 wVer Ss The newest type flare-arm Suite has continuous solid mahogany carved frame all around Re Objectionable. Gold “p" S back, arms and base of each piece. One of the most attractive Suites recently made in the The October issue of Much Ado. # in the New monthly magazine published in St Prufrock-Litton factory. Pata. phage ae | Louis. has been barred from the : . , , 4 All wearable parts will be covered in genuine mohairs and mails by order of the Postoffice TALLIC THE first consideration is the sishouette—straight and lt = your own selection. Both pieces are generou ie a Department at Washington for re- slender for the most part, a tendency shown for more full- “ona ie hos encll be a real printing an article from e@ Ban Die- ness above the waistline than below. Favored materials are ered and extremely comfortable. — ; go-(Cal.) newspaper on the case | Cantons, frost crepes, satins, Georgettes and jerse Colors comfort throughowt the long Winter months. Specially priced of Mrs. Aimee Semple McPherson, HA‘ S - a P TB J ‘oe pectipaperting are cardinal red, jungle green, brilliant blues, sand and wood for Friday selling, at - —_— 2 | | Similar action previously had. shades and much black. been taken against the San Diego ieces will be sold. | Separate pieces wi so _ paper. : $ To the most minute detail, this group of Dresses complies Davenport, $144 Low- Back Chair, $76 Two Other Convicts Escape. : pietieg® “ees : . aan sitar: memidete Sinemet with Fashion’s most whimsical decree—in every way, typical Hurlburt, serving 20 years from Sonnenfeld qualities. Friday and Saturday Are Living-Room Days Jasper County for a statutory crime. and Jay Tuvell, serving 390 : “1 Many of our new Fall models in Living-Room Suites are specially priced for ~c Poemgemamcds raa e ap b Topping a mode of bril " . ; two days. Orders will be taken in the rotation received, and made up to and burglary, escaped yesterday —_ ~ these new — OTHER INTERESTING GROUPS . your s ; ' from prison farm No. 3, east of eis in eret, tam an pecial order in our factory! Jefferson City, by slippliig, away Seeded clfect.| Silva 4 from their guards No trace of . . $ a i and gold cloths in various 5 them had been found today. : : to Extended Payments : Man Hart Trying 10 Heard Train. || designs are shown as well On this Suite we will allow you to pay as little as one-fifth cash, balance in Running behind an outbound. as - | Wabash freight train while at-/ hanced with metallic trac- (Sonnenfeld’s Dress Shopse—Fourth Floor} _ ten equal monthly payments. (No interest will be charged.) + serie ad hg ww EPs idee Peperecn if eniamin Giham, 21 years old, of OR, TWO PER CENT DISCOUNT FOR ALL CASH B ee et vot oath (a * 4462 trestie near 7700 North Broa fwey. , (Chapeauz de Luze Shop— 0 feet to the Burlington right-or- Second Fleer.) way. He suffered a fracture of the left leg and possibie fractures ‘of the spine.

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i | ae ST. LOUIS. POST-DISPATCH a P THAT PANAMA CANAL | ee : ST. PAUL TROUBLES OCTOBER 14, 1926_— ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ___ THURSDAY EVENING, and State campaigns, which end y of restimon) “ S217 Gravois 4265 Manchester © mas STORESMEEES STORES STORESHEEEES STORESH 8) | E: aes ' —— Receiver » St. Louis’ Largest and Most Popular Retailers of Hosiery. +! BORAH Wil SPEAK | See alae Other Announcement on —" 5 | _ ! pony nefits Blom sise 4 . o | | _ a Disadvantages. , Le Pe me —wipgeed Pres HOPS. INC. =| . , pee Oot. 14.—A pletare + : HOSIERY S$ ; | Use N cs YORK . te i . se New ee ables of the Chicago it | | a a wee ee t : “THEY WILL WEAR THEM” : = : Se ee ates © ue 4 eee $1.00 $| Three ihoctinn: Arranged for Stewway et ere . a = £ om : = Canal competition is a T Chiffons, silk from top to toc, at, per pair..........-- = ess Direct e : P i = “a 7s ” wee “tke & a panam a Cal Se fey = An especially complete line of children’s high-grade Hose, in all , Him Next Week — Harri- | i woo = £ * > Ya s ; SS ee y . Pr. the difficu! ‘S$ pre- r & sizes, colors and styles at greatly reduced prices. ~a son on Tour for Hawes. to the 4 Ahk bee a a ey. gee See — a e. James A. # ord, secre- AGE > WOOL HOSE, for men, women and 19 to $1 00 = s 7 oe te et x [ae Ge e Ae Ds scig Sp tah RS A keh ig Se Ss Rae S ae roe pl o¢ the Spokane i | 3 children, now in stock, at per pair.......... C ’ | Downstairs saws HN | a ‘hamber of Com- ; : —_. easton) Chameet eT if s 8 STORES, CONVENIENTLY LOCATED AT: S| The last two weeks will be the Store Ou Se to the Public —50De partments| ’ af « 6224 Easten 2708S N. 14th « | hardest, in the Missouri senatorial uec- IvVIn 1S rT ervice C ec os by Ford he He _— 2728% Cherokee 3944 W. Florissant T s letter written ee v “ x Ee S s s a: = : | k 2234 S. Broadway 310 Collinsville Av. E. St. Louts with the election Nov. 2. | ; : . a. gre verbatim fo ne Leek! A New Store Will Be Opened Soon tn Maplewood r \ aes patter. @ reeciver © 2) *Ps ollowing the inv a- w. Potter, Ma Ss STORES S STORESHEEE 5 STORES@EEES STORES ME 5S [/ Saeee e e ain = . at the Tee /sourl by Senator Pat Harrison of | ee es Fe al Paul syste : | on a See PO ‘ é 7 ene Arte. Siew eae geen es bai oie iia 1 037 sabe or | Mississippt, who is speaking this. Rig" a -_ ee merce “ys om ' Tuly 27. Potter not /week for Harry B. Hawes, candi- f | | “, a Bi Beaieg mM + generally published : havine not been 1 hy the reporters woo Mer was .« hearing for the Asso- sisal all — Peees and New York news- Pr — ; io? Trio r ears the intermoun-' § has been contending Se 4 2 | Ser WE i: ay ae = See = ee ae kd 7 region 3 *4 : i Biy, a YW Kit, " ‘? 4 . ; 7, YW ; lower rye I ised upon tue eis i : f; Z — =—_- > +, | aheeee i7 caw, tomorrow night in Harrison- ty Ne eage averted aaa : wit} OAT cities The are ville and Saturday in Clinton, and Remarkable Savings 14 T his has subsequent speaking engage- . ats from the ments in Maryville, Tarkio, Ore- THOSE of you who have been unable to attend this sale Se were combatied aan uae gon, St. Joseph, Kingston, Gallatin 2 before will have an opportunity to make selection Fri- ‘A 4 NGA 2 that the Panama Canal com-}| ™ . / ' aie - _ “Agen ry the - Sa a saccives anit ee e CLES aay. These are the types of Coats that generally sell for >. re bh S a pt . Ses" est ¢ bili Of or stirs inatinn if a a _ much higher prices and come in the newest Fall and Win- VU if, “> aepet discrimination in fa of the State. speaking today in ble f q Songer haul to hte coast. | nd women. manne ter modes that are suitable for misses a | ters testimony, in part, fol- Lamar and Joplin. Senator Reed . he fi ee iis also to appear at Joplin. He : “si a | pees ah As; 3 hale PVs Ge Teac “ etna ~ay ot | Several days, but he expects to re- d ee * |turn to take part in the closing plushes, Floraline, metoria, broadcloth, Wi Vibe MB explanation of adversity of the Wife | @iethern tines has been very meetings of the campaign. | hy ever-emphasized. I am not. Three young women speakers for buxkin suede, revilla suede and pmpoint Oe fs i ae we TAR te oe ad ee . eine tnt “ . ‘ Wo: Sieh nay 4 a are he sanghter, Sie Bolivia. In the new colors including rust, Myth Fe © Migy convinced that the North-|- , 4 Peyton Hawes, and. Miss Meredith ELT Hats are so popular this Fall and when these : d ollie: Besse oldliad: tanith | an’ lines or any Northern line, fn-| KNIT UNDERW EAA : and Miss Cockrell, a of his | imported Italian felts are offered at this.low price, — eer, gr a m ’ ' , MSding the S*. ae be bet- Se oe Ae oe ; hav Suitab! tangier, navy an acr. . Sa off today if the Panama Canal’ tc lee eaaeke in the contrel act most every miss and woman may have one. Suitable for gter, y ST." \ cs constrockaait ae : northern parts of the State, to dress or business wear. | he 3 mk the St. Paul Railroad | young women’s campaign organiza- Oe a ah Bi el SE itn The majority of these Coats are fur trimmed with fur Ry | Sallieia have been better off. | ; sLig@i tk. D sii » 444 4 ~ = : . omen sS erode a sine ts Gee cal teen dibs heeds Shown in Fick Chanel red. jun. C@llars. fur collars and cuffs; fur collars, cuffs and Af J Meron can eee business that is’ i. a we we ee § cf ge ea RE oe oe KP pockets and fur panels with such furs as mandel, mouf- Ot Mieing through the cana] and you’ ee Sens or Club, has been gle green, sand, honey, copen, Cardinal red and other Finn |hekvegette. canbe: aunties: Siiecicins wall MMMME reason that the roads would} | called fpr 2:39 p. m. tomorrow art : r atid ea . s : a V, ‘ r , re eason t! Se ese! . Nn ergarments Hote! fetterson. Mrs gn g a ee om eel Om om party Heecten pe (Chinese dog). Sizes 16 to 44 and 46 to 50. ; Te Oe a a H Franciscus probably will head the advised. (Dewnstairs Store.) | (Downstairs Store. “yam perhaps the business would not ) organization. % there or porn ips other business For the Early Autumn Days The only joint appearance of | ae l¢ Rot be ners Pepe — opar Williams and Hawes. thus far an- Cana! has en to dev®iop 1 “1 o ~ ‘ nmronr (5? & saa Fair and colder is the forecast, but the woman onan is to be before the Wy- Ps ath a é 4 down Men’s Club, a community or- _ : who wears Merodes will enjoy the fresh, chilly ne canneries = "The BN | RE 1. cche cased au ae days of Autumn and early Winter. There are AME weet in the. daeeekbiy ; | OI a) ains pend laree, the roads have been Merodes for every need, from the lightweight to room of the First Congreg ational mpensaied through benefits the heaviest weight required for cold Winter days a ee er Soe Op the canal which quite take, — y nounced to begin at 8 o'clock. The ot les] port rel | ae | ile of any debits.” wis | public will be admitted. : | Children $ High Shoes, $1.77 : $ | | ) sais - Patent and tan and some with colored tops; | S k C d 19 P : : tick Candy, 19¢ Pound - OF PREACHER 3s = " LONDON, Oct. 14.—-Evening | \ ) Pa P S| | d-fashi 4 Stick that is, a . ) of Cotton ' Union Suits news ispatches from Sydney a U ae in Our sy inn ar 9 pea ltr si NOW AIS SISTER-IN-LAW Women’s Boudoir Slippers, 87c of lemon, orange, peppermint, WiSt@ § Gir Double Wedding to a Broth- Fashioned of fine se- | A slightly heavier S. W.. say disastrous bush fires are lected cotton in light weigh mad ragin along the coast north of ’ ] f -pe at t, e of wool & & - oO al cisse i ; green, clove, and sassafras, in on = i°eeer and Sj 7 } ; ' : | : SE ea ae Mad of fanc ™ ded £¢ with padded oe ster Also Compli- weight for immediate amd cotton with the rayon hat city. Much of the country Al Ja smin ee ae cae akaa aye g 23 —— boxes. oe PEE cater Other Rela ° =~ ‘oe . ~ > “ sss 4 - ~~ soles; assorted colors; 3 wear, skillfully tailored stripe, in knee or ankle from Lismore to Port MacQuarie. iionshins were sume = hand. Regular size, length, $2.95; extra size. eee OF 190 Unies, is mane Bottles Ch re oe ee ee 78 | MMed degree by the di puble mar- | 1.50; extra size, $1.75. $$ pri . ‘Communications are interrupte | ; . E en ie ate : | 75 P ced $3 7. and details are scarce. Dispatc reise Men s Felt Slippers, ‘ 40-Inch Sport Satins, $1.00 Y; Sl : we" — fays ago of mem-| _ 3 . -% fi Of heavy felt in Everette style; wine, gray : ie ams — = the Kramer and Goetz fam- 3 from Brisbane say fierce bush fires | = F "stig Colored and black artificial Sport Sating . M d ~ e emeiecio that city. with practically | and maroon; thick padded soles; sizes 6 to II. | call . ¢ of light and duck Gam ef Erighton. IL. near Alten.| i erode Separate Garments nh eek cette « 50-mniie sedten Full 2-ounce bottles of French Perfume, bot- | —_—-——— | ors: 4o inches wide. . 4 Be Rev. E. Goetz married Miss ee eg : : O Me Kramer ard 1 7 Fine nanbee - seca regular size, “gq $1.00 ablaze. tied in this soci vag a sa grade extract that | ” Wheensia! s Satin Low. Shoes, $1. 79 ae | She ’ Conte re ‘ On Uarments, extra size, eac ere ae comes in a noveity bottle; each in an attractive A er airs reduced from higher- | — oeltm = eecame tm Ww German Ambassador Sails for U. S. er Tre: e group of 400 pal r ugnet 40- _ 19 Yar a? Louis Kramer. teal Wool cotton and rayon, regular size, each. . $2.00 ie the Ane . gift box and very low priced. Very fragrant priced stock; have spike cr medium heels. Sizes Inch Crepe de Chine, $ es ee other of oo% cotton and rayon, extra size, each... $2.50 BREMEN. Oct. 1 4.—Baron Ago - | to |g All-silk, reversible Crepe de Chine in 7 mche ew wife ° i i ee and lasting odors suitable for gift-giving or | 3 Reoooyg ve. "le. blgch cod whites Sane EEEme™ Kramer is a son-in-law a A * mm ix woo S$ peen home 4 RS ors: Is i ee (Kaitwear—Second Floor.) on leave, sailed today to resume his | your own personal use. Mail and phone orders | outer and endergarments. gens es duties as German Ambassador in filled. ee Large Cocoa Door Mats, 97c Sep iaw by marriage of her fa- 'z ts father-; Washington. | Lee ae ' A lot of 172 heavy brush style Cocoa Fiber a “— or Mats in size thet inches. *'Chdiliece s Sleeping Suits, Tse iw 2OCand Wi AAA : . TP/ eA LZZ 7 aerercemecaees spe ine a se a a Made of extra heavy Scotch cotton m& ‘5 _—e Sie ther of her a NY ARS LZ -27x54-Inch Velwat eee. $1 57 ette; frog tr mmec Py. in sizes 2 to 14 Ff oe P-in-law eS : : Servi ceable Rugs in an array of choice pat- ORR wi ee be: sce ee — ROUTS RATS WITH GAS ghtly imperfect : | terms and col wane ts sli as , i : OTIX, BAER €3 FUL , ‘R i | . | in = - | Girls’ Fall Dresses, $1.95 — i} 5 co em th a — —GRAND- LEADER samples in size 21x27 inches; finished on all 7 tof patterns in a the charmi g colors. i tween the army at Jefferson-| or * to 14. =% 4 Ind.. and the “enemy” im the es. siete pe OF meetin wn os : . is s cliecles sehimneenontiplinsienetctinapieamninin nmemersionsiinin Ww wes H in a } and rats hag re- + compiete victory { ‘ Offer Special Values | Ruffled Curtains, 59c to $1 .98 omen’s New House Dresses, $ gd warfare trooun ne | Of checked and nurses’ stripe stam 8 irfai roops, the War} | Sample pairs of Ruffled Curtains are priced Ment is advised t less than cost; some are soiied. 168 pairs excellent t quality percale im every aaa eng oe peas acne BO Pee ow — ncluding the popular dark blue and graye eee, nt was) arranged e visas! ee era] splendid styles in sizes 36 to 52. a (| to demonstrat: eae ie ae Te eee 2. — ar 3 ' have peace-time Sample Panel Curtains, $1.25 Bach Ccrantin aandl Girdles, 19¢ aS — | . warehouse s¢€- fl a: See ee of patterns in filet and Odds and ends of soiled Corsets and G PMot): a Pm a a snadow lace Srp many can be matched; n poole izes ; hoummanen: values are re in this . ine anda ot aoe NCLUDED are Billie Burkes for | °°" * 7** *OUS@ Sse Pe BE Of biankets cloth and ¢ the girls 6 to 14 years. Made of pit Z _— PSking and leather Windsor’ cotton flannelette or pink Gisele Cute n ‘Siade Se Koch il Reducing Corset, 536 BEEP? Scored there. In the mop- and blue stripes. All are aittractive- Fiat Curtain Rods in velvet tome brass fin- el nostl 58 sal si _ . " ie BSP is f i that the y trimmed. ish; size 28 to 48 inch extensions; complete with ee a tal suffered 190 fixtures. : ws Re : ais. | ties, but that the gas ae had at wenn — i i ifs ~~ | Remnants of Rayon Redes {destroyed the moth I fon styles and 296 | Wendin Sheilies! 39- a. In various sizes and widths: jacquard % ¥ ed i..886 1O SlOTés Was d with braid Materials Soiled Window Shades in assorted colors: in bine, rose, gold, orchid and other colors. | ot : y . their making 2 are heavy qual- mounted on good rollers; size 36x72 inches; no be used for small beds, scarfs and fancy Wa § MAHOGANY FURNITURE | <—wd ile ly o 97ER) otton flamnelette in pink or blue mail or phone orders; no ——— Priced at considerable savings. a = i | stripes , r4 years. Gs se shinee sie i — a, I nfore winent Chief Ap- Hii 1 ) rom Rale Porbidding Use. ° in | Duwnatatch. -Ster | Single Curtoiies at 39c Pair Amoskeag Ginghams, 19¢ Yar 2 — am : ay to top at urtin it Made of excellent quality scrim. and marqui- Remnants of solid color Amoskeag ings | Hi TON Oct 4600 | sette with white or colored ruffles. in blue, grays, tan, etc.; 32 inches wider’ gases : . lef of the drs ' — ise et a color. a es HARP or dull pains in the arch. heel or | i rE Ses Toot tere eee : - 9 t a matter of ealy S a = Pp “ or ball of your foot are signals of : Para Rubber Brassieres, 59c reason to change istress. ey tell you that the intricate bone structures of your feet have ? ° Long-line models in back-fastening style: 3 oO ’Clock Special be Quality of furniture given away under the weight of your body—and the lowered bones are pressing | have ribbon shoulder straps; good sabarteneet | Yar : i for offices of ‘against sensitive nerves. There can be no permanent relief until the displaced of sizes. 58-Inch Table Damask, 48c ers and their as bones are restored to natural position. This “building back to normal” is quick- , : i ean oes reg see reese ese ees, eee — Bleached, mercerized Table Damask i 7 | ly and easily accomplished with Are Priced Friday + Wee s Confiners, 23 pray all white and with colored bordes®; Sa” ‘#king requisition for é 2 inches wide; very low priced. Pg | irnish hie new efffes Good quality rayon batiste r C y ray Conlinees in sev- UryY, the Assistant Sec- : ’ T | 7 _~ @he- «- ~ . : | 00 | eral styles and lengths; come in broken sizes, rs oeinteenleil i eis tnPa ake pet r a ; : oF %. ore Tt Ory! | 2 \ ge a fu ‘eT “e¢ of mahogany ' At # . j a % y v? ? : thw 7 ?, —_ r" aka ' aes ale of 600 Sa mpile Sweaters 7 to be appt , OT ww . ee i 4 Builders MADE of cotton nelette in #la Beneath their smooth leather insoles are requiring building up, the intricate bone } * gy — h ~ ripes. i \ i ht Hi a series of pockets at the ball, hee! and structure is brought back to natural align- ty if a Se Soman | yee sa Te et Ae ° ° | that are tri ie en For Boys @ For Men | he . . | ewe regis- : *a4. with Direetor Lord | NL AAO aE RNR Ege: SR A ALTE: LOLS ALITTLE EIR NR REEL LE ETE NEE a: say tee s . os SA RR Lo NA IR A EC IC TET IRE SEEN OIE OL NLLL OES LE RG OE AOE SP RCC TBE! LOL EG AC OE AE CAE Ay IR A Re TER | Brad ord. Missionary, Thies : ~ a ow ‘ am ; : trimmed with braids and eect. By clnciaw Ghose feather inser ment. Instantly, there is marvelous satis- : a 7 os — faction of comfortable feet. Callous, arch, hemstitching. Extra sizes. LN GEER DELI DEI ee I a ILE aa RN RBI ANON ETNIES Sy dre a the pockets at the exact part of your foot ae etd tee paine cease a == a Be _ Se j tls | : ) oNary in West Afri . ‘ ; i Women’s Gowns 89 : _ ips anes teva are boys heavy rope stitch Men's wool Sweaters with roll € &, was reported today Special Demonstration—T his Week i ’ C7 aly Sweaters in sport coat-style with V- and V-neck, sport style, high-grade & | oe of foreign missions ie Long sleeve models with double i) Bee neck and roll collar. Plain colors and cricket and heavy rope stitch pula as oe Rrad tale es ggg gd es Ppa ot sae Rca gral soe, oat tae a of a — He a — en rayon — or Vente Siam combinations. Also cricket Sweaters in style with V-neck or collar: plain ges rs ane — if an tcnhing. ; inc! r iad e: ae : : ne fitting are yours without any obligation. Come in Friday or Saturday. ie coi ps <n oe) cae pullover style in fancy colors. All sizes and combinations. All sizes in the kt " a Qtete Fics: Hl embroidery trimmed yoke. in the lot. (Downstairs. & “anager of the Halses ” ese ’ ‘4 ees : ite, “ae at Elat ‘ aineren Downetaira Store.) ' as “at, inere ; am 4 ee in

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The New ee Cafeteria Is Now Ready to Serve rents ie Downstairs } & wah 3 3 atures in This Coats a ~~ ~ « a a. ~ ~*~ . SS Ls a ~ “ ~ . ~ SS . . ~ . s, ™ SS . RAs . * * ~ ~~ 1 os ~s - rs: ~~ . ~ ane e . . ‘he, - Ria > _ See . “ ~ . . = “a . - - ~ a SSeS ~ ty = .. x rains andy, 19¢c Pound -d Stick Candy that is, made ‘. come in assorted flavors Tange, peppermint, winter- and sassafras, in one-pound t —- ort Satins, $1.00 Yard lack artificial Sport Satins in rtment of light and dark col- ¢. ible Crepe de Chine in twenty black and white; suitable for arments. ¥ Sleeping Suits, 75c heavy Scotch cotten flannel- c; come in sizes 2 to 14 years; nade with feet. —V—_—175"7~, — — — — ‘all ines $1.95 gingham, broadcloth and beat- somely trimmed; shown in new, ill the charming colors. Sizes Ww Sinise Dresses, $1.98 d nurses’ stripe gingham percale in every wanted colof, ular dark blue and gray; se™ es in sizes 36 to 52. — eee ‘and Girdles, 19c of soiled Corsets and Girdles nusual] values are in this group. xvneencateccccccccctae “a a een ee ee ee -ducing Corsets, 59c ered rubber; back lacing mod- sizes. “ane _ —— + »f Rayon Bedspreads } and widths; jacquard weave 4 _ orchid and other colors. May ds, scarfs and fancy work. © ‘able savings. Giiebaene 10 Yard lid color Amoskeag Gingha n, etc.; 32 inches wide; fast — “lock Special le Damask, 48c Yard ‘rcerized Table Damask in with colored borders; 58 ery low priced. ss ms (Downstairs Stored eee yweaters weaters with roll] collar t style, high-grade fancy vy rope stitch pullover ¥ = k or collar; plain colors . : 1s. All sizes in the lot. ‘(Downstairs Store. , ’ : g Or yg: * hes ae ae = Fae. PS C34 4 ks Benefits Offset 3 ama Cana! * of the difficulty is pre-| Es with coast cities. The ar- f WW HIS SISTER-IN-LAW MSHIN yy, Nn . the verba » Ww. Potter, Paul syste™, ommission hearing in| . + WAS reports ’ boar 4 of for. i THAT PANAMA CANAL nice) ST. PAUL TROUBLES ny of Receiver Shows He Disadvantages. fated Press we YORK. Oct. i4- +r ‘hice troubles of the Chicago, ~ aul Zailroad . ee & st. I aus E 4 refutes the popular idea competition is py Jamés A. Ford, secre- ¢ the Spokane urer O71 ston) Chamber of Com-| g letter written by Ford he merce C “ae - nt? + York on Ju-y 27. Potter not gid the Panama Canal] had) gver-emphasized as an expla- | of the adversity of North- | ffect of the jines, but that the ef! pad been to develop the Pa-. “a Coast as a winoie. striking testimony given by er was not Fen’ rally published, ggnificance having not been mood by the reporters who , the hearing for Press and New York news- For years the intermoun- region has been contending jower Tates, based upon the » mileage involved as com- nts from the intermountain ALU. that the Pan a ma Cana ] rom yet | inn made necessary the ap- 4 discrimination favor of jonger haul to hte coast. | ter's testimony, in part, fol-| think the Panama Canal as) mieanation of adversity of the » lines has been very mie pver-emrmphasized. I am not. mi gonvinced that the North-| Mes or any Northern line, in- the St. Paul, would be bet- effpday if the Panama Cana] not been constructed. I do fhink the St. Paul Hailroad “4 have been better off. ou cam see business that is) ing through the canal and you reason that the roads would) t ifthe canal were not there. perhaps the business would not here or perhaps other business inot be there. I haven’t any t that the effect of the Par Canal has been to de fasa whole, pro merity of the coast, a iM jarge, the roads hav Msated through benefits the canal which quite take Rof any debits.” | BAER OF PREACHER = Doutle Wedding to a Broth- and Sister Also Compli- mes Other Relationships. auonships were mixed to a i degree by the double mar- several days ago of mem- ® the Kramer and Goetz fam- ® Brighton, Ill.. near Alton. tRey. E. Goetz married Miss Kramer and his daughter Bertha Goetz, beca me the of Louis Kramer. Preacher's new wife row Kramer is a son-in-law Paister Mrs. Kramer is a Sis- law by marriage of her fa- ’ brother o the Rev. MM; Goetz is father- | of his brother-in-lavy nd Goetz wit > ’ ‘ * ss ’ | ROUTS RATS WITH GAS Warehouse Rid of Rodents, Moths and Larvae. AS8erig tes Prees. SHINGTON, Oct. 14.—A hat-| eween the army at Jefferson- d., and the “en: my” in the | Pf moths and rats has re-'| in complete victory for the | ea! Warfare troops, the War | ment 18 advised. | e“Magement was arranged experiment to demo: st a £ases have pea The a : -2€ depot warehous for the moths and rodents w} +} it Teg? weog thousands o¢ POf blankets cloth and ™S. sheepskins and * Stored ther, In PP it was found a iffered 190 "i * NOt only had «) r > ; . mY Fa¢.. 1 ; t fatalities, Dut that t eG Fas c destroyed tie moth » No damage LO Stores Was U MS MAHOGANY FURNITURE ¥ Enforcement Chief Ap- 1 Rule Porbidding Use. “Mie! Pregs Oct 14.——-Li: Andrey SB. chief , thea arv of only te reason to chane‘* and quality of furniture Pere supplied for offices of members and their as- ianing requisition fo: © furnish his new office PABUryY, the Assistant Sec * £44k OWs re~-isS- - th Direetor Lord Pudper iford, Missionary. Dies. Ped Prews *-ORK Crt ‘John Hr. = Migsion x ry | a Tlerian chy: 6 | A picture tim testimony of, a reeciver of the | at the Interstate the Asso- —— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ } i ; ' ' | & _PAGE 15 EE THURSDAY EVENING, OPTOBER 14, 1926 _ ST.LOUrs rOST-DISPATCH —._ Ce pan . ROME SS PEALE EIA LOR eee aaah palin ened 10 9 Be ee eas Sut Np any ® 5 Neha peg) Sy Tale Sis ho xy SE ea é wes . . — seananiioetinn ee eee eee ee “a wereye'ma nen emo wer eer poten - deel nein eI 9 ri 526 Ae ih HRD ht EO up - oe a 7 oe ae fe 2a ae a te nr eoe pos en RE NEE N e A Mg ee - get , . a * . rd Mo Paper nee sea SHanbe tA se epeeiaie <- ind ae F Xe fs it “wey tice ee ~ ° ~ aera hes Ae eens iat MP nt 7 re Me yn oe eS ny we ee ee te Cs We aE OR oe 7 voi » ban} ae 454, em & Se eB fae el aan a Ne . 4 We ches PA ea oe a, pastirs an iORineree apes = NEBR rctinn. wri wre -nnanont “y: 4.5. Saaae ante teat hee odie Oe ee vinden gue Eide ye Wal. ee odhiahidd tranaslcmteitckeis asd nant acini atee “ Ane mary "ee Bal 9 we ‘ Rast pier NGS 1ST ARN SST SE TS Te a OSI yy BP palit oN aE Re ~ on a IRE Me 0 all Beauly. Sod An exquisite Castile! Women have always wanted it, and here it is. Hold Dofia in your hand— molded for that intimacy! Use it once. You will know then why millions of women who did not hitherto use Castile— feminine, fastidious women—now use and love Dona! They love it for its feminine per- fections! Dofia gives them an instant lather, even in cold water—and rinses Castile! — For six hundred years the priceless jabon duro of the beauty of Spain, the luxury soap of all the world. Now—as we give it to you, in Dofia Castile—the loveliest of all beauty soaps as well! You know—every woman knows, that no toilet soap has ever come near the matchless blandness, the mild soothing goodness of Castile. But could you think of it as a beauty soap, coming to you as it did in those shapeless loaves, nameless, un- attractive, ~nfeminine,even though you knew it to be of all soaps the best for you? One thing more was needed! instantly too! Dofia is “hard-milled,”’ it /asts. And leaves the skin caressed to its most satiny texture. Buy it wher- ever you buy your toilet soap. Armour, U.S.A. P.S.—A Delicious Shampoo. PURE OLIVE OIL GIVES DONA CASTILE ITS COLOR FRAGRANCE AND DELICIOUS BLANDNESS FOR DELICATE SKINS

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eee ee ee ee eee p > =e “s8 Pee ee nae wl i: BAGS Ae + Pee 28 ip «ma cn “Dp 4a tm f2 gists, _— sete. “in 1E EFERSON CITY. Oct. 14— Phone CEntral 3747 Locos pen | ee ee oe , which will appear in the next phone directory. Sr a ticbictes phaction im he leh Until issue, please retain this. 19 Fifth Ave. N enth Louis) Congressions HOFFMAN EIEATER Co. Bays et : ( a A 2 ' sr wee , : s i dian dali vow R 916-18 North Seventh Street Se MAL DOG MEDICINE ion gress " # rry é au y All Stores > Demo Sen Js Your > ap ab a0 ae ae 4b 2) Open Daily Till 9 P. M MAIL ORDERS wal baat has - ) Sunday Till 1 P. M. reesma a ge ¢ : a , a | e me a 8 4 ; ; ; F T " . hi » 7 t f / 1 9 Nod : ae ‘ ‘ 4 ‘ Ja UGC OOODOO OO GOOOOOOOOONIOOOONOOOoOOOOoOS pdb dedb snd dndndodeded ded 2 4 ) ; = | ae a Ts ee ie ae hie ia ae = 4 “ 7 “3 : a io ce ee y 4 ' , t i * ' + ‘ ’ ~ ae ~~ a 1 U PLY CO. WRECK? “sup Watch for Announcement TR tier Ne eu ine ere F. “4 it] , ry Th 3 nt het oe rth Prrsit le EEE vice a TREMORS IN GREAT PACIFIC BASIN GEOLOGIST THINKS Vietorta (tans sabia v4 = KN “istered . Prebalbivy Between Ale ‘ami Northern —- Jupan This model Crosley is known throughout the country for its ability to bring in the distant stations on the loud speaker. The remarkable Trirdyn circuit makes three tubes do the work of five or six, effecting great savings in the operation of the receiver. Tone quality is umexcelled. Clearness and vol- STAR SQUARE ungualifiedly recommends this Trirdyn Aerial Equipment, Tubes and Al! Necessary Accessories. ume are unsurpassed. Set, and guarantees you complete Satisfaction. Sa ane pe ABSOLUTELY NOTHING ELSE TO BUY “We The set itself is encased in a beautiful walnut ee cabinet and is pretty enough to grace the finest home. A Most Unusual Value at a Remarkably Low Price ahead Speaker Volume" Radio Set Including’ Batteries, Loud Speaker eee en eianginnk & kik we me me me me me a me me me ‘aq ~~ CROSLEY Model No. 52 Special PISTOL FOUND THAT MAY BE CLEW TO SHOOTING IN AUTO Relieve by Asailani This Set will create much enthusiastic de- mand. It is a wonder in the scope and charac ter of its pertormance ce" Ceast-te- Coast Reception— Lond Speaker Poiice Weapon Was U ~e) of J2 me~ 4 ee Be am? Woman Companton. lt deitvers voi Volame urme lt has great dis- On Sale at the Ex- Gance - getting Better—Cost Less chiliey. tremely Low Price Model No. 32 Regular lee amptfication of SOK ; e a a Sai Thies No. 52 Cresiew consists of a detector and two stages : ; ts true of audio frequency ampiificaten and represents the ulti mate in three-tube reception. Performs as weil a6 many five-tube sets seiling at «2 much higher price Osetant ite tone is sweet stations can be beard on loud speaker with exceptional What. more sce attack eo mess and wolume .? te take = ‘ e . AS ~ ~ @* aad "mT en abinet Model— 6 95 cain alo ‘eel ' 72 ~? ba ~ - z on Sale at 2 Radio Set includ) ne Batteries Lend Th magazine an . Kedin ‘Net including Ratterte« Speaker Aerial Equinmmert. Tubes 2 95 « i heen wremoare ain Othinke Leud Speaker Aewmi = 6Egulpment and ai names Accessor e y - ' h Teheco end 4) “Seressars AJeree 7 ‘ore ? was rardea seTees. he Sete af ? . . gh n st v . ; ge ® tack or te ‘adeweiks of their assai!- the /, ty / yi |. # to Pay Conroys practice of assisting independent piano factories is one of greatest movements to bring down prices ever accomplished. Instruments on sale are 88-note, have five-point motors, full metal I copper wound bass strings, ivorine keys, and the cases are eenw veneer. Compare these Players with other instruments priced up * t $600 elsewhere. Sale starts Thursday at 1 P. M. Come prepared to Buy, otherwise you will probably be disappointed. CONROYS .2, 1100 OLIVE Oo eens (merwngysevtenyaanamenomentenescmemenmmens <n ow <r Ae meee eae 4 17 » 8 A Bit ‘ % . ' ' f Fe Watch the Clock— These Stores ; Save Mone) fully ican walnut veneer ¥ border and decorative cent maple overlay. Has 34x16-inc double door apartment, full depth No Mail or Phone O Hellru in Amer 513-15 Washingt From 9 to 12 € Fall Dre rs Just 63 Fall Dresses That Sold at $12.83, $15, $16.50, Ete.., Until Sold The lot is really too smali teg tion of what you can expect— worth coming to this sale—q@ you to come early. They are tional ralues at $7.75. | JACKSON'S—S 10 A. M. to 1 P. M. Sal 1/PHONOG! Terms— . — + 50c a Week Hour-Day Specials—9 / RCA RADIO Two-T: RCA RADIOLA Ill- ‘ruse ser $19 *PRCIALS FOR HOCR DAY.

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _- THURSDAY BVENING, OCTOBER 14, 1996 0 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ __.PAGE 1° &§ Watch the Clock—Shop at indies ® CORNER Achat ) : Watch the Clock—Shop at Ay. These Stores and 2 St F | These Stores an | PEAN , Save Money | Save M : ~=SQUARES# ave iVioney WaT © : A Peanut —_ ——_ ——_——— 16 dayaeeMalic oe | : PeSELELE EET Eri ty SSS CESRESSE ES SRE SSSSCRE ESSER ESSE S SRS E SESE SESE Eee eeesseseEss suas beg ~t _ | who Want Specials SSSSCESSSST OHSS HASAHSSTET ESSE ESC SEE ERE SEES SER SAS EEE SSHRSTSSESKSSSSS SS SHS SS SSH ES SSHSSSSSSASSSESSS SESE SSSESEAES SSS SESS SSESSESSSESSS ES SSSESHSSSSESSE ASSES SESTOSCSLEESCE ’ nas! thing Out-ofe ing thes goons the - ordina oO C isp, fresh and delicious. M with the highest, quality Peanuts IAT W Possible tg | Opportunity for a Big Saving Tiiiiiiit. Pei f3|i Bi) 10012 GARLANDS 1 oe eseece Tyr iriititiiiy Fall- Weight Coats Ina Clean-Up ‘4.058 A selection of Coats for $4 to $6. 735 : er ae and soene Dresses heavier Winter Coats. Al! . Ze% ? ; ' lies, from silk and 5 ¢ were tormerly two, three wool ond other (al vie a and four times the sale \ i i ther ITAQOrics Thi a . i ‘ rhe, ; * A ' J prices. Most], petites ‘ the wanted shades and styles. °= ; | and tain. ~sate 30c) IVER SAFELY ANYWHERE Sales, 4709-17 Delmar Blyd. Only a limited nmumber. Grace- O-time POSI-DISPAICH WARE” . fully designed DKS. PHONE your ORDER, | While they last. Attractiv € : ; . 4 brown fiber | } in American walnut veneer with inlaid rockers. Chairs . } Pullman Hatboxes border and decorative center panel; to match, if de- ' Leather bound, beautiful pocket nN ack an dg top. maple overlay. Has 34x16-inch top with sired, at the same price. Spring seat or 0 Box | double door apartment, full width and Special at and loose cushion upholstered with Ou £0 Oc a cretonne in an assortment of beautif ] Trunks Lent! _ | ul ff depth. shades. a No Mail or Phone Orders No Mail or Phone Orders P. C. MURP HY TRUNK CO. EVENINGS | Hellrung & Grimm = {jo : jn & & Washington 16th & Cass mae 2 Off “Bae ecial | ANO \Jackson's « —dackson's Try iter . o ° “~ . os ] 7 ~ TOF ‘ sa « S ‘ean: PT a Second Floo Broadwa : ; —— Brogdwa a - * ~—— trimmeg and spor | ew a ia wl ony, iv gge o : ee s20 yr i 95 Hoov er Aprons se g bead size $1. i Khaki idee i) 09s Stn g ther Nady nos ; gem . i a P45 ee We om - bet a rt: cen! . q “ 2 ee <n ae. hear i mn ail dente . 7 2 - a - Site Parr) Aah et re we <09 + nv . " . . o . | y 4 Ayr se I et BN gs see ips 3 7 “ ipa * thy aay ies * ] ¥ ‘ eT <a <r ive oes pte sae. SR 1 BP Be iat ren as ta oa apie t - % i %. Bg. t. PAY. » at hte gh, oy ORS 4 6 e RRs Sy yy = Lee , ‘) i Ta ¢ et Ce ae toe eee bots v oe. ee +d prvra Peetont Saohiy may otAR Fa eas rots hacky PRopasetr 4 : aH po mar res ttt Re Se Ie OFS IER ‘te fp OLY maty ae = Sa OLR: “ ee pes? trax ot “abe é * 4 Ak AeA wee. re) ¥ Ah ia hee RIA OE ee ee SOOM Po peat Bas Pee! BN Si Sateen elt ah AN bans gig IN TO ieks NN eal Lin aE On Ore aoa AD Bes : , ? ra _— aegis SSP os ‘ ioe 1s a ble Ree an} + a ae ~ sl Pee Re Sipwe © 15 Eire OT Ep ONS ae EEN Mee pe MMS A Ree NTE ER ee! Lae TORE es igh \c Te By cory Rept eg NEN TOI Sa ont CTA WE EMA terme pay aes Tg Se eed ed i a Sie tee a BS Re SA eae 5. ge EE eee Con Rs ; rind hy + Mago Cone NA Pte RD Pie Cn Py Be ae ‘ uy : ike iiss sp fiins oP ids wen bs fi 4 bana 2 ie! ae : aoe 7 Y i a bla : PIS ‘ , 1 ‘ 5 ‘ (Rieu } Pape Nae rf = yee : A ‘ t 5 4 ‘ G ” 5 int i, i Rakises ri wer P ss om - F 4 ty ‘ , : p ae ¥ Cs ue ~ 43 GIRLS’ 7 1-33 CLOTA || |\\' = coor 12¢ a iv ly) 96¢ neh; medium wright ow <% Very specia fhe, wase als am oisetie AL eohora, \ | vane ' ! tile. scroll and elses 5 s f ® i \ - Dutak tlle vatterns: sulb- . ’ er Oc ‘ : VU ork Shirte-: a ; —_ to ers) ; ‘ ‘5 1¢ 1606 OLIVE STREET AL NA Loge ee 517-19 WASHINGTON AV. woh eprosswt a gaa? os is ol oes East Store, [0p Collinsville. all aliens on er eT weit sy Say IB he AR RT AIEEE Ra ME AE LING GEE LIC TEE A LABS A AYER Se DALI ERY LUGE, LER TE D s _— =a \ oie ——— " te et oe RRR RANA ING Ge RRO IR. J. DAWSON INVALID SUPPLY CO. 1 4@¥*) ge Pe» Bead “St. Louis’ Leading Invalid Supply House”’ 616 PINE LO ad ie¥ { Special Hour Sales Hour-Day Renstite.t'A. M. to 4 P. M. | <s RCA RADIOLA Ii | ae SUPPORTERS WATCH $1.00 @ B.S. Rolls - 75¢ ries is one of the | Two-Tube , | Hours: 9:30 A. M. to 4: =. M. Oct. 14th to 23d | yo CLOCK 75¢ “PEP” Rolls - - - 40¢ slished. ;, full metal backs’ rormeriy ros SPECIAL gual 5 SPECIAL = | Sat mae fi ) | Positively latest and most popular hits Going at « mares viced up “pee pe, | 75 As : ; Big Money Savers sacrifice in our great “Going-Out-of-Business” Sale! tre tance-getter ot These Genuine VICTOR Records Guaranteed by | ‘ fe < a “a E aad a | " snd RR serony avs J MERCHANTS $1.00 Records 4 for $1.50 en « d WR sy tesoesy : comneed. (ran at : 93 B ' Stock Sizes i ee , HOUR SALES $1.25 Records 4 for $1.75 %. ' 7 | A nth! vent ri ELASTIC STOCKINGS and ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS J cnciudively int te Baile $1.50 Records 4 for $2.00 7 tch. i" Knitted to Your Measure on Our Own Looms 1 patc See Our Big Ad on Page 18 for Further ’ RCA RADIOLA 11i-A ! RUPTURED? Try Our RiJiD TRUSS | “Going-Out-of-Business™ Specials ! ' cong SET 6 Pa 95 Throw Your Uncomfortable Truss Away SMITH - REIS PIANO Co. Reedy s cg HOUR DAY.

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a) ae SS Se ae” eee FP or, “a ee eS ee a ee sit aid x Pee | es mt FS! ten ane _ ae 2 alee Set ohh taper BP aN gt Spits: BN nN iy Magee ered P ‘ ; Z sop lacie eck meet Siae 57 v4 SR (tad seeoere shone wages, * " PN rn a Ae eee a it 4 af 4 Pt £ * “ ae le cidienac ot Ee y ad "Cy a vo PSR SAG R as ates ie PAGE 18 _ Rr ” 4 cay a, 4 Pp tT SEAT YTLE Was > (oct. 14—A ames resolution demanding the recall of » . # See (FON Roland H Hartley was a a. *.. = a . ony & - ~ z. jee Xe. g a pte ; : ‘ a meetin ” here las* night (0% of Decay Starts POSLAM DID T= The meeting was called by those Between Teeth opposed to Hart ey 4 amine’ alt _* Dawes abolishment of the primar: as assalied vesterday oy Senato : ; wath Pennsyivania and Illinots ! rentable and curabie dis 2a 4. = - added ‘ ° Ppeodn.e their own phyvsicia: and T*a ry .* Y arrr a ae Lo : aa a*% a 4 > Johnson said ‘It ts a remarka ; « — - —— -—t- ble thing and an astounding con nori~resa ry a.#¢4 -_ > > - ain a _ 1.02 =o. oe a —- © e ery individual who spends more llegitimately, every individual wh profits bw the iliegitimate expend ture of such moter. and every in gividual who beicngs to a faction which seeks to spend moner gitimateiy, is tn fx against the direct primary.” PRINCE SUES AS suites TO GOLLECT ALLEGED DEBT Leopold of Lipke-Detmoid Obtams Pernusission to Proceed Without Posting Costs. By the Associated Press. PETMOLD Prinesa Leopold ~ vV—_—_— > o Grmany, Oct. i4.— ehueel ba re ar -* ~ wo - ~~. we - ss ~~ => ‘ | + ’ : _ —s -— ewe Lippe- Detmo!d. ‘'s 680 porertr e*ricx en Thar »e 3 rexnor? ad -- save applied successfuliy for rele ¢t pay the cost of a ga. PT eed ing = > ate tat > _ 7 - st) 3 ~ = - ”- Amn a . ~ lah ae Orn Leon q born be Nas six ~ = - a hildren, the youngest who 2 vears old. ts his second wite Under the settlement w he Re -_ — 4 « iain io — — = oe 3 even his offcer'’s pnencion id M ne : > .o ro —~ a — + “om ah , _ red ——— ebae, Se St — ~ «oot wig family and ™ 2&2 -* 2 - “aan. —-— = + > x 444 ao f a . . . “UP @ are = 2 ee - i, 3 ° _s — ~ a > 2 ° . ‘ OCTOBER 14. 1926 _ ST. LOUIS - POST- BISPATCH Goodbye "Blue Monday. New kind of soap soaks week’s wash whiter than washboard rubbing ERE’S a new kind ‘ soap that ends wash- Eel oo - board scrubbing foreve It's all you need n 10 matter ho ww hard the water —no bar soaps, chips or softeners—jubt this amaz- ing granulated soap that soaks clothes whiter than you could rub them! Even in hardest water Gone arethe wearv hours over wasttubs. are the recde “er ~ e — —a—~ Now vou just soak th: > ou ~ ~~? ~ hour or two, or o1 . _ : - eel a. ~~ ~ + aaa! re * or? ana +» La iid eer i ‘ 4 4% 4 - ¥ 7S i = . . | rm act . at 7 ne sid ST Si ssi + = ‘ ‘se oc ee ia nogers ei/ Aad benveen in thie Rardest water, ciothe nec hands Of a °* are Snow _ wal eee wis WJ ’ ~ i | (;one wasnocavy. n R) nso sucs an Sw @. Ke. anc the dirt $ rinse spotiess. Saves hands—saves clothes Clothes really there’s no hard friction against a board. clothesthan Rinso: itcon to injure white clothes or last nger this new war, $ easier on hands or tains noacids, or bieaches | ast Coiors. because Even boiling isn’t needed, for ‘Soaking in Rinso whitens betrer than boiling—aend — . l rv Renso next ~ . ? . asm day in SLeriizzes, 200. stead of old-time bar soap. See how much whiter the clothes get-—how much rubbing you save yourself. You ll nevergo back to the o ay again! Get Rin day for small cost. Foilow easy directions on package pot g machin §s recommended ior Satetv, anc [for @ ~> L, - = 7 . dV dowd Wwasain © Makers. Guaranteed by the makers of Lux Lever Bros. Co. LO ax & ; &é > _ I must tried it vet. so sweet a - ~ “ a . soe yr en Fe we eS 0 Oe ge a a, Mrs. H. Wolf. Cherokee St., says: bin POOLE water wonderfully and these suds soak the Gy right out of the don’t haw ; scrubbi ing or even rn do. And the clothess and oth: “ whiter than With bar oh, Besides, washing with Bis. is Sate for the — the hands. too." MRS. H. WOLF, eS See 3420 Chérokee §¢ _ ae St. Louis, Mo. q “I used to send the out occasionally, when it was 7 7 some months ago aap > urged me to try say that laundry soap has made mg so easy for me the | pity any woman whe It Sale of Bl. Special at, Pa: @ Be sure to fill needs cially purchased wool-n 68x80 inches, in various plaids and with three-ir to match plaids. Friday We 1539. 50 te $50 Spinet ~ $500 ae Suites sel] one of his estates. The pur- egg aser Tow 4. /4eeG i - -o@ Sizes All sires sy. The pri nee wt “a as usable te proced. as the Ger . s : er < ee as ssid . net i “Rockford” made Suites } to EEF ee inser : an ene ga.7s o- . with all exteriors of walnmut— §§ dr, a. of osts s D the balance of the parts wal- § dy! are welieves - Package, to _ But veneer on hardwood. Ten | wit . . . 1 ancinege * =z < ) af ull-Fashioned Silk Hosiery, Outsizes 9 to 10) . (Slightly Irregular), $1.39x46 - nt of sts a we Long, Liberal Terms! Year’s Free Service ! Strohber Player Strohber Player Smith-Reis Player Smith-Reis Player Smith-Barnes Grand Strohber Grand Lessing Player Kensington Player Strohber Reproducing Player Gerholt Player Jesse French Player Bailey Player Hoffmann Player Willard Player Stanwood Player Smith-Barnes Player Sacrificing one of the largest and most select stocks of Musical Instruments in Saint Louis! Everything in our store for sale at “give-away” prices. Positively closing our Smith & Barnes Player Steck Grand Steinway Grand $350 New England, Upright, Ebony, Used. $18.00 $4506 3360 J. P. Hall, Upright, Ebony, Used... .. SMITH-REIS PIANO CO. Mahogany Case Mahogany Case Mahogany Case Mahogany Case Mahogany Case Mahogany Case Mahogany Case Oak Case Mahogany Case Mahogany Case Mahogany Case Mahogany Case Mahogany Case Mahogany Case Walnut Case Mahogany Case Mahogany Case Rosewood Case Rosewood Case $21.50 GOING OUT OF BUSIN ESS! doors on October 30th. Only a short time left. Buy now while our large stocks still afford ample selections! New New New New New New Demonstrator Demonstrator Demonstrator Used Used Used Used Used Used Used Used Used Used WAS $ 675.00 $ 700.00 $ 725.00 $ 740.00 $ 800.00 $ 850.00 $ 775.00 $3, 770.00 $1050.00 $ 750.00 $ 700.00 $ 700.00 $ 775.00 $ 765.00 $ 700.00 $ 875.00 $ 800.00 $1250.00 $1750.00 ureenup, Upright, Oak, Used NOW $375.00 $400.00 $425.00 $440.00 $500.00 $550.00 $235.00 $280.00 $375.00 $185.00 $195.00 $250.00 $250.00 $270.00 $285.00 $300.00 $325.00 $450.00 $600.00 $35.00 - a 2 ae. = $500 Smith-Barnes, Upright, Mahog., Used $90.00 1005 OLIVE § Our 25 Years of Guarantees Y our Satisfaction! a Women and Misses Wil I Silk and

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= ST.LOUIS POST-BISPATCH __ THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14, 1926 Sale of Blankets i Store Hours: 9.A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Daily—Open Saturday Until 6 P. M. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - plaids and with three-inch cotton sateen pest Sg : e % q | Special at, P air, $3.99 Cf rs Nn . @ Be sure to fill needs from these spe- pa a a RAs | cially purchased wool-mixed Blankets— & 4 ee oe | 68x80 inches, in variously colored block “ to match plaids. | We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for. $2.00 in Largest Distributors of Merchandise ee Third popped Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted at Retail in Missouri and the West | we. | Friday We Will Place on Salea S pecial Group of Thirty-Five | An Extremely Attractive Offer of “| “I used to send the wa “4 out occasionally, especie) | when it was very heavy. Bu “4 some months ago my | “§ urged me to tryRinso, and “@ %I must say that this ney “§ «laundry soap has made BS ing so easy for me that ] pity any woman who hasny’ tried it yet. It makes harg water wonderfully sudsy— “4 and these suds soak the dirt sg right out of the clothes go %§ 6tthat you don’t have scrubbing or even boili | do. And the clothes turn og so sweet and white—much whiter than with bar soap Besides, washing with Rinso 539. aA wm oti ten > Ni “al ae, Or is Safe for the cloth : : . the hands, too.” —— AEE lections you have been accorded in a long time at | mi we eects Gabel thames - ann Sedat ae MRS. H.WOL this moderate price, You have choice of seamless | glass tray. Very special value at.................. $2.95 , i & Axminster and vel R i d col oe Fifth Fleer sane Chitekee &¢ and velvet Rugs in patterns and color e Re: Leal Me. fects that are particularly desirable—the velvet Rugs being fringe finished. The offering is limited Enjoy the Inexpensive Luxury of These to 35 rugs. 2 Millions use Rinso. Thousands oe write us letters like this, 50 to£48 Room-Size Rugs Seamless Axminster and Velvet Kinds Special > Values at € You will find this one of the most attractive se- Friday for 92 9).00 Complete Dinner Service for Twelve—100 Pieces— 9x12 Feet wives. Imported Vanity Sets rite wleer Wardrobe Trunks Save, 'riday, on These Highly Desired $50 Spinet Desks ig Featured at ee $2650 os ee? hardwood, shown in three choice patterns. Have ample writing Ready to space and drawer room. Ideally combine Install the attributes of both oN ee i eet &) — ' . D * e . te : : celient mahopiny ad Music Master Radios ery : a desk and table. € By selecting one of these improved Model 60 5-Tube | Sets you secure reception and selectivity ordinarily found ’ — . : in only much higher-priced sets. $500 Dining Suites $300 Bedroom Suites handsome mahogany cabinets—attractive additions to any room. The outfit consists of: 1 5-Tube Music Master — ‘ Special 2A) Special AS Set,, 5 RCA Tubes, 2 45-volt B Batteries and 1: Philco Sa Seatene cos i Crosley No. 52 3-Tube Sets 100 Amp. Storage Battery. $35 Value, at *20 @ Sturdy and substantial Wardrobes with bulge open top and round edges. All are completely cloth lined, have hard fiber coverings and metal bound drawers. These splendid Trunks 100 Cobra Grain Hat Boxes; leather bound. . $5.00 For Healthful Outdoor Play— They are encased in Pedal Cars $2.50 Value 5] 88 Seventh Floor ——— . SS! / @ Plain modeled Dinner Sets patterned with an artistic border and gold line edges—with coin gold covered handles. Sets of this quality at so unusual a saving will interest many house- -— 7 Sixth Floor $99 Imported Dinner Sets Gold-Plated Rosaries 75c Value, Friday for 50c @ Rosaries with five-year gold-plated chain and connections, set with attrac- tively cut imitation stones of many colors—and placed in individual boxes— making them acceptable gifts. Main and Sixth Floers Houseware Offerings wv — nr . ee ha 4 Four oe bed, This is an unusual opportunity to obtain these efficient ay yy Big, Nez i ktence of a cote aa de gsc hay eal - : pom and yg ere em at So ieee tam expendi- $5 95 = € This is the time of the year for Package, too. But veneer on hardwood. Ten with burl fronts. All very ture. ee ee ee es te ss a a __ boys and girls to enjoy outdoor games_ | pieces. well constructed. Sets With Complete Equipment........ $21.95 | and exercise. The Sidewalk Car is ideal for Fall play—made | Sixth Floor of all steel with rubber-tired wheels and rubber pedals. Buy | the kiddies one at this Friday saving! Basement Gallery | Dassen Leu viva Overy $1.65 French | $1.95 Food Fryers Choppers 98c | $1.39 Made of heavy These are (Qris- Wear-Ever Alu- wold Food Chop- minum in the prac- rs with extra tical 3-quart size. peer blades. Have strong cast Fitted with wire — iron frame fitted basket for dough- Have heavily re- with revolving nuts, potatoes, etc. tinned finish. pan. $4.50 20-gallon Charred Oak Kegs; 6 hoops... .$3.85 $3.95 15-gallon Charred Oak Kegs; 6 hoops... .$3,60 $3.50 10-gallon Charred Oak Kegs; 6 hoops. -meGdL0 $2.75 5-gallon Charred Oak Kegs; 6 hoops. .«-$2.30 50c Heavy Galvanized Iron Coal Hods...... ~+.-340 $1.00 Coal Shovels; good size for furnace. .....796 $3.50 Window Refrigerators; galvanized iron. .$2.74 10c Roll Silk Tissue Toilet Paper. ........10 rolls, 690 $3.25 Clothes Hampers; round style with cover. . .$2.64 $4.50 Gas Laundry Hot Plates; 2-burners........ $3.90 39c 3-piece Canister Sets; with cover .......... 240 Armour’s White Laundry Soap (no phone or mail ~ eeders accepted) « . . cas <0 geces cagpeeseas 10 for 376 Friday—a Timely Offering of 5-Piece Ruffled Sets $3.50 Value, Set, $198 @ These attractive five-piece Curtain Sets are made of sheer quality ivory colored voile with blue, rose, orchid, green and gold band and include double ruffle valances and tie-backs. Note how much you will save. Fifth Floor ll i a i ee ee i ie Women and Misses Will Profit by This Offering of Unasaal Values in New Silk and Cloth Dresses ur large stocks still Friday—Specially Priced oe ~ i @ Having choice of these Sr Dresses at this special price g//is an advantage that you BY will probably appreciate. These new Frocks are in smart styles, fashioned of satin, flat crepe, char- meuse, wool jersey and novelty striped or plain colored cloths; both one and two piece models with new sleeves, pleats and panels. In regular sizes 16 to 44 and extra sizes 42 sto 52. Shown in russet, navy, black, cocoa, claret, jungle ® green and Chanel red. 2 + * RE tek gg erp ng ‘ears of Success ntees Your ‘isfaction! 27x27-inch size Bird’s Eye Babies’ gowns, kimonos and cotton and cotton flannelette | Gertrudes of cotton flannel- hemmed Diapers. Special ette are well made and neatly finished r ‘ ae abd $1.29 SS ae ee eee 39c Children’s Bloomers Children’s Nightgowns Pied Piper Bloomers with dou- gsc Cotton outing flannel ble stitched. reinforced saddle Nightgowns; cut full and well seats. Durable quality; made. Sizes 8 to 13 sizes 4 to 12 years..... 50c aig es par: Rye see eg 19¢ Friday Offerings of Infants’ and Children’s Wear Savings in Garments and Accessories! Hemmed Diapers Underwear i I, = Children’s $2.95 to $3.95 Sweaters gooo Children’s Sweaters—a special purchase—of all wool and worsted yarns, in slip-on, coat and middy styles. A good range of colors. Sizes 4 to 12 years. $] R9 Beectal .. 1... a4. ay eee MEA He pose Gees ° °7x34-inch Quilted Muslin Pads.............-.. 69c 95c Pure Gum Rubber Diapers ..”.............. 17c $1 to $1.49 Philippine Baby Dresses......... .. 83¢ $2.95 to $3.95 Baby Caps..... ADS SSR Cave $2.67 7T5c Novelty Knit Bootees ........,.--+--s---+- 49c $2.59 Knit Sets for Infants.......\..........-- $1.59 Children’s $3.95 Jersey Dresses, 2 to 6 years... $2.87 Children’s $5 Bathrobes, 8 to 16 years......... $3.95 Boys’ Novelty Suits, 2 to 6 years..... $2.96 and $4.59 Basement Fconomy Store A Special Purchase of 2400 Women’s and Misses’ *5 Felt Hats Offered in a Remark- able Friday Event at N29 ¢ A purchase of 2400 Fall and Winter wool Felt Hats—and being the very types that are now in greatest demand it is an oppor- tumity that women and misses will count. extraordinary. Every Hat is in a popular - new shape—and the most wanted colors are included in the assortment. ib hb bh hi i i i i i nin nnn ni inn i i i iii hhh i i i i i | Small and medium head sizes— and large head sizes for women and misses who have long hair. 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Pi * wae Ear pele ace dng 20s scien tg AP Bat ie gers esate al el PAGE 20 | | | Costume Slips Special Friday, $1.88 @ Bodice-top Slips of Baronette with picot edging, pleats on side to give necessary fullness: in flesh, white Chanel red, jungie green and other new ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14, 1926__ Store Hours: 9:00 A. M. to 5:30 P.M. Daily—Open Saturday Until 6:00 P. M. AMOUS ~BARR CO. shades. Third Fleer live Gwe Eagle ¢ Stamps and Redeem Full Books for Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles E 2.00 in | Largest Distributors of Merc handise xcepied | at Retail in Missouri and the West —— = # ~~ rae ivr . & de # ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH € Not only will you save 20% by order. ing your Christmas Cards Friday, but you will have choice of a wide assort- ment of new designs and avoid the usyaj eae holiday rush, besides. Last Day to Save 20% Or Personal Christmas Cards Main Fleer | : | $2.98 Washable | Velveteen — Crepe $2.98 Value, Special $2.28 | black and colors Friday—You’ll Want to Share in This Unusual Offering of Velveteen, Metal Cloth and Silr Seven Value-Giving Groups of Fashionable Weaves $1.69 Washab le Satin $1.1 guality that laund- in. For smart Fall new | or eee ioe = $2.88 | a Y te Pure-dyed and closely woven Lovely quality soft satin ra- >) 48 “double and twist” Crepe de dium in white and light colors; Chine: 40 inches wide. heavy for development into under- quality and obtainable in thirty garments, slips and foundations. shades. Permanent finish $9 50(Crepede Chine $3.50 Satin Crepe $4.98 Charmeuse English made and Light, medium and Lustrous pure-dyed 54-inch Charmeuse dyed mercerized dark colors in 40- 40-inch black crepe atin of lovely twill back Velveteen, in. Crepe de Chine; de chine: reversible quality with soft 36 inches wide. in good weight and and faced with sat- lustrous finish. In Sr T @e st $3.88 Metal Cloth $7.95 Value, Special $ 5% French made. bro- caded 36-inch Metal Cloth; gold or silver in combination with black, white and col- ors. Exceedingly popular this season. inter Coats —A Varied and Appealing Choice at 79! @ The newer straight, wrapped and bloused Coats com- prise this varied assortment—employing such lovely wool- ens as Venice, lustrosa, duvbloom and belsheen and trmm- ming them in latest ways with beaver, wolf, squirrel, civet cat, lynx, marten and fitch. Sizes 14 to 18 in Misses’ Sec- tion; 34 to 44 in Women’s Coat Section. Third Flioor The Best Values and Largest Assortments of New Fall (d . 2 - —_ ; ig) Bere, ae at ya's "9 * a + 7-8 Sgn % ; ‘ ' : TEs : > : 3 4. * tically any type. Tans, gtays and ~b Friday! 397 “Vanity Fair” Silk Shops $5 Value Special @ These glove silk Slips are made with bodice top and hip- line hem; in green, peacock blue, | navy, Belgian blue, gray, fawn, | rosewood, white and black. Third Fleor . * s cren “Fruit of the Loom” * * k trimmed rowns are most prominent — in tweeds, mixtures, stripes and overpilaids. Topcoats One Featured Group Offering Extraordinary Values at @ The full-draped box models so popular this season—tailored with care, sil woolens that assure satisfaction. the very Topcoat you want is in this includes sizes for men and young men o and ot Undoubtedly group which t prac- Second tb lever Tots’ Sample Coa oa $- Ch: nc > la Coats tor Culi- of I to 4 years. Spec: a! Th . priced Friday. at $4 8s. ird Filoer Hoover Aprons Friday—A Feature Offering of 750 Splendid Value at Boys’ $1 to ml. 290 Blouses € Becoming, “Fruit of the Loom” muslin — with long or short col- lars and in sizes 36 to 46. Hoover Dresses of colored cham- bray also $7.95. _ . . - Specially a | a Priced, at Yd... @ This lot of 500 yards of Woo! Remnants includes exceptiona! values in f.annel, crepe, serge and twill. In lengths ranging from ome to four yards and widths from 40 to 54 inches. A good choice of plain and fancy patterns. Third Fleer _ . 7 1 6 practical Ap- € Many thrifty St. Louis mothers wil! heartily we}. engl ease come this opportunity te save on the popular collar en a attached Blouses. They re well-tailored ‘of woven profession madras, cotton ponmgee, Oxford and broadcloth I- wear — made solid colors, checks, stripes and novelty nortecne of genuine 7 to 13 years. a € A special offer ng of 25 Suits that wi!! be avorec OV Mothers and OVS alike Each Sui: is a vest e¢ oa ong bal 8c. pa ined Traignt pants. ‘uae ltice dad's Made of eturdy Aii-wool fabricae in the popuiar shades gray and hrown of tan. (force af nplatrds and >? wsi7vee 4°a & veare srre@ Flane Special! Men's Sweaters $6 to $7.95 Values S 4% and’$ 5* @ Sweater season “r s here! And yuu'll see many of these smart and durable Sweaters oa ~- ~+s & > ~_ : r . , the golf links. campus and in- nurmerable other places. Shown ‘ . J in the popula r V-neck slipover amd coat styles. Newest checks amd plaid patterns. A good Tange of sizes. er ‘> = $15.50 Woo ~ ? be .s an W Ca Le! Ne Men's heavy Shaker Knit Sweaters with large rol 2 O4i COila?T v- the "~~ = } tures styled in newest Winter ways for gir ls of 6 to 14, 7“ ~— Girls’ Sports Frocks > = > —in two-piece stvie with jersey skirt and eo slip-on sweater. Various colors: - .— 7 to 14 years. Priced $6.85 Feurth Fleer F'oundation Garmen @) With Inside 8, $3.50 Value > @ These new types of Ft tion Garments are ideal for stout figures, b a concealed belt which the abdomen and diaphra firmly—at the same time ar ting the trim lines needs or Fall attire. Made of stri riped pink material, | and in a wide range of sim Third * «* . i.e Serv popul cho Cc jects; navy. Large Bags Bags » A he & * > SO tarestrw Runners (Se Natural Art Linen ~* tiame ; Remarkable Assortments From Which Many Will Anticipate Holiday Requirements in This ne-Day Sale of N wae Trays Extra Value-Giving Groups Friday at ar tapestry kind: ce of several sub- $1.25 value. (%% oo, ~ é. 1 S O () img Trays of the : Frocks @. If you want things to make, or art novelties for home, gift or party-prize use—be among those to S700 select from ny ea groups—every purchase will mean an emphatic saving! Stamped semi-made - ; voile House Frocks: $1.50 Dresden Base Doll Lamps, wired.. $1 regular $:.95 value: brown green op . o9C Stamped Drywell Towels ...-4 fer $1 sizes 36 to ¢2. 45c Stamped Honeycomb Towels o for $l Infants’ Stpd. 59c Nainsook Dresses. 2 for $1 Laundry $1.50 Sets Quilt Blocks; to embroider; set, $1 Bags $1.95 Unbleached Spreads; stamped; each $1 ai $1 Rose Light Frames to trim 2 for $1 $1.50 Stamped Luncheon Sets; 5-pc...... $1 39c Stamped White 22-in. Centers. 3 for $1 6oc. Laundry lic Yd. Stpd. Shelving 12 Yds. for $1 or S-pocket Shoe o9c Stamped Darning Aprons 2 for $1 5t attract velv bik cviteuan $1.50 Stamped Black Peasant Aprons $1 * fn ae = Aioht wii . 9 for $7 00 $1.50 Bedlight Frames; cord and socket. $1 well mide. 59c Doll Head Pincushions Pees ef o9c Stamped Oyster Linen Pieces... _2 for $1 59c Stamped Laundry Bags 3 for $1 45¢c Stpd. Cotton Huck Towels... 3 for $1 59¢ St'pd Crash Tinted Pieces 2 for $1 $00 Stamped White Buffet Seta. 5 for 21 59c Stamped White & Colored Gowns, 2 for $1 50c.Stpd. ‘Busy Hour’’ Aprons. 3 for $1 o9c Tan Scarfs, Centers, Pillow Tops, 2 for $1 $1 39c Stpd. Black Cotton Sateen Pcs., 4 for $1 2 yards $1 85c Needlework Packages, assorted. 2 for $l Dolls me $7.0 Flapper Dolls — the : a highly favored long- | | legged style —to be te dressed. Regular $1.95 ? — OF 0 YEARS OF ABE = Insurance The vital cap- e wor of a baby bora mts who have a familly income) 9500 a year. is $9333 at the ef birt n. It will cost the Editorial Page > = RE TOEXCEED .* -" Highw fund ¢ the Post-Dispatch wo. NM. 2a Oct. 14.—Fif- about ae ney -Ge billio ollars is the) hundred billion dolla i age ated economic vaiue of human | partm ef the men and women of this | as tof ‘ene iiss Ww m hee . t+ by ~ a a Public Health Associa ity to by Dr. Louis lL. Dublin. | witheg tan of the Metropolitan: paid o 1 in dollars and cents nayme wt five times as great as the there ' liana; material weaith con-j;°* nation | ——- im money, stocas, bonds, barMlise, real estate. etc ‘in the me shudders a bit at the very. of Jeff bt of an economic valyation cent is YP Bae. Tewbiin a 4mitted@ in kis the en las? night. “for life in iig | count weplication is not commMensura- | Centra ' | : ee with money. Yet since “orey) rs a : such an important part in | and tu *h« ‘ — : tional simportant tiat the “unian | Pe ly In as an eco! mic UNI we eva.u- > ats some $1°.000 to raise tne. f to the age of 18, orovided | valuable but unpaid services of ; * not included ia the; If the child is a bey, is} future earnings at this age %) 900: at 25, he may be expeetel | ™ ea net profit of $32,"08 ‘a that age he has the pros- .. « ite _ Average Life is 58 Years. of mue h&such a_high economic value | livered is not amazing | tion he Dr. Dublin finds that $6,.00%,-; Mann, : i be saved annually oy- Nationa ing what is known about mod- S@mime eventive medicine and pub-. Hole, 3 The average A mierican . Marine cen days a year through | the Pie and more than a third of (TALIA h year can be pre- e y Americal Cardinal f aith. and most of this Yotaad pendcea in Ting disease, not ting : increase this @BMGal gy the & a $2.59 wiseiy sprit | PISA. h organized channels again=t toe Em ‘ Mabie diseases and for pubiic Maffi, A Beducation, and Dr. DublmM ence of ts the saving of billions of Poval R in human life amd the i@- gave the of life expectancy by five t© King an @ years talk last presen’ average duration if == ba t > ; ~*~. + : e . the e | ~ Leh & a & ? 5 yeirs. worn -ou Irving Fisher of Yale gave 4 -enewed how the duration of Cau nerease tn tne years The c aMFuTuing that =s . 4 at a boandred > dtecovrer Brerage duration is the attafin- Ur::: al a medical ne average length of i fe Parke D mn 1340, 65: 1966, $69, stantiate 1379 > i384, 3; 199%, The euls ». in the distant ume y everyone should live | ” years of age. my lafe Cells Immortal. ointed out that incremses - Mer regen: of dipht! tz . nted. what Be Ge) , s9c Cases of soft ma- Um Nod « ~ ma most sensational Protect | teriai, attractively fin- Mon which science has ever | J0cte in ished and stamped for . -t is that life celle and | The mes appropri ate embroid- ee YU es * i. ‘ $ has mad ery DollLamps | @& $71.0 | ? _ ed Wire Doll Lamp bases with blonde or gray 2 - M@sa are potential- ee ae the Durele physt-a! guish het tere will be @ time, per- measies | “ ™an will Hre. & sot to the Sh “ least much — than cording ' marie, which is now Dr. W. “7 the limit of the human rtelogtst | + Woe inn ee . 3 +OtI ¢ 7 of Yale he re. working ' ‘hat no natural death that repe ou 35°90 generations of q measles t -—. Paramecium, a Leander ‘time equal te 250,900 cage, ind haired doll head—and ft human lie. will be 2 cord and SOc zet. $:.50 ’ ens " ¢ ‘arrel a? the Rocke. evidence value and clini ?3¢ Stamped Tea Towels 39c Children's Aprons. ito Sym. & : oSc Stamped Card Table Covers.. - S125 Stamped Pillowcases ... oa 5Sc Stamped Dimity Curtains, 4 fe ove Stamped Bridge Sets. . . /an age that Morga,, said. when the hu- ‘* for Medical Re- | Serum bas kept a chicken heart At or + &@ilve for over . 15 method o _—— ne chicken can) ‘through | Thomas H. Morgan eerum = bin found that 1-256 part wll regenerate - The time wlll come per- tees “€ will have an indefinite ™~ When his defective and te. gt he cn Seas

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# BEditorial Page , rtoon 7 tenes. ane Soe IES 3 =... es, -eepees Set hte . , Daily Ca “cre errr EPS eee Fee neme oot eeroare ++ +eeee Steer eenenn 2OS+ + ceenees » Save 20% ST. ~ a CTS MAN OF PUURETOEXCEED | PART TWO. hristmas Cards : AR ae | save 20% by order- , Cards Friday, but -¢ of a wide assort- ; and avoid the usual S. _ - Main Floor onable —— ally Immortal. PARTS MAY BE REPLACED } of 48 Years Should In- : ener to 94 by the Year 2100, He Believes. ee s . Sexe ~— See os % : ae . es ¥ 5 oes - « a "> - > ~ . ~ »* - - * - © . “* \ be . > Sin oo . “Nt i +n te Seta: o \ 2S ae . nt ".".* at a a ee eek > Sass ,, a wed’) atm’ aos F “ero! v “ — = . ~~ SN eee .. es OA OO EL EEL LAI EE i ry r ‘a and in a wide range of sizes. deaths each year can be pr Third Fleer od. than 50 cents per Capit er is being spent by American —" for health. and most of this mended in curing disease, no*% . Thi PeNUNE it. Increase ‘his annu‘ti ents 17] IS ie to $2.50 wisely spent h organized « hannels against Intable diseases and for public heducation. and Dr. Dublin ss the saving of billions of in human life and the in- bof life expectancy by five to m years. Present average duration «f the United States is 58 years. Irving Fisher of Yale gave a mule of how the duration cf @hould increase in tne years Mt, assuming that a hundred- erage duration is the attain- iit. | 2930 the average length of ! me 61: in 1940, 65; 1950, B12; 1970, 75; 1989, 78; 1999, moo, §°. In the distant time a0 Rearly everyone should live $4 years of ace. ny Life Cells Immortal. mcr pointed out that increases h of life were being made ing rate at the present time. ce for quarter century ‘Was 406 years’ increase per , Whereas it was only four Per century in the and eighteenth centuries. € f 69 4 ~ = ¢ am On 74 : acute and from present indications wees!) } ¢ ’ Ty ; Hawes will lose many Vemocratic | rota heraves + oe Ores because nis proscription by the klan Active Hawes lead- ers in Johnson County. who pro- fess a knowledge of conditions there said that although norma! the Demorratie majority in the county should be more than 769 +} . | : they did nor he the lieve Hawes woul: more than In Pettis County no ; g 4 ~ - carry COUT ae og yy Pe et - ‘ P a ae ¢ f) estimate of h hy,’ g ‘ the probable majority could be ob- tained from sources t¢ hat were con- q _ sidered reliable, but there appeared to { he doubt considerable that Hawes would carry the county Quiet Campaign Against Hawes. "Tt" } : . vs ‘ce ine campaign has heen waged quietly and its purpose apparently has been to convince “drys” that ver) — . se ** Williams was dry”.« and that Hawes was “dripping wet.’’ Hiawes supporters, because of the manner in which Republicans have | worked he klan has operated. have h iculty in meeting the condition, though they h indus- triously circulated statement? that o degree of differ- if¢ aa nd aia ave the , “there is n ence in the wetness of Hawes and Williams, the only difference be- 7 1 * Hiawes has stated h Wiillia 4 + ing that +i , 107) -—- is posi- ~ “ } ‘ . ~ 4 7 ms has concealed edi 7? . rv . Lor ~TIhi has attempting brother preac} Williams is dry, is said be Frank C of Chilli- mninister Johnson authority for the state- Kay called on him, urg- to vote for Williams on nister who ke over the ¥ ork of ‘onvince his ers ~ to ,eYV. A is Fay cothe. in {(“ounty ment that ing him that ground This particular ardent Hawes being and minister, supporter said e ‘ “ ae se strongiy an 47 ; tikiar he ques- t the Se DY ioned ie dryness .o nator and then he assured Fay ersonal conver- ilams and that “he what he was talking about.’ Well-Attended Meeting. otwithstanding t conditions t counties, Hawes had well- meetings in Warrens afternoon and night The (*ourt roon heyond its | audience | Sedalia at Was had a } ion Wi) knew N he these attended burg . vesterda in Sedali: Warrensburg ‘ crowded . last ‘ircult was far an the seating capacity. and QHt) q attended attendance t) meeting. political meetings is little or no Iin- dieation of the popularity of a can- didate. many in the = f about However Mrequentl) have audience are attracted by curiosity! | to see just the length of the horns of the demon they intend to vote lof Sedalia, and State chaplain of iat OCTOBER 14, 1926. Da | rer rt eae 7- , 7 Minute : Society—Drama z Jutta tee ugherty-Miller Jury, Deadlocked 67 Hours HE jurors in the trial of former Attorney-General Harry M. Daugherty and former Alien Property Custodian Thomas W. Miller pho- hed a y — a ee against. TO BE MARRIED THREE TIMES y Loved Wife, Say Rupert Hughes —IJnternat! Anothe onal r and W. E. Woodward. In Johnson County, especially, Civil Ceremony in Stockholm Nov. the unsatisfactory condition of the BEE (IRE CONFERENCE 4; Catholic and Protestant Hawes campaign was noticeable. | “Services in Brussels. There was not in evidence in any | By the Associated Press. store window or in any other pub-| ness | ear STOCKHOLM, Oct. 14.—-A triple lic place one piece of Democratic’ Aldermanic Committee Meets, marriage service is planned for ‘ampaign literature, nor was there re , a ae ns ee . = : es et ihe aie | With Kisey and Consulting | S200" AS ene s7ee oe ; ‘ages . ; Leopold of Belgium. ing. About the only publicity for Engineer Smith. gene . the State candidates has been in | The first will be a civil ceremony the columns of former Lieutenant- Governor Crossley’s newspaper, the The Aldermanic Rapid Transit} only the br sulting Engineer, to discuss a report by Kinsey and Smith for the com- ste a i « YY “Vj ’ 2riies ~~ others he has delivered in the cam- | mittee Ser’ _ in Brussels, probably a paign, except that he directs dad at- ~ | doubie one, both Roman Catholic 4 hy : . Ad 44 ao all aa r 4 m | ' £ tention rather forcibly to Williams’ They adopted a resolution re-| and Protestant, in order to meet } nN I ; } a asa * iin -T + + - . . aa ' ’ ~ > m . dodging of the prohibition question question City Counselor Muench t0/ the religious preferences for the Ae ; 33 ai ' oie, pa aus 4 4 é ev . + - 9 — » - +b - T , subways, elevated rallways or othe! ORS the end of the campaign,” Hawes saat ae Prince ee ‘ rapid transit system. said. “Buch the Governor's Sen- Engineer Smith expressed the ror and I will give some remaining; opinion that an act of the State Is . idegroom Princess but party will sail for Belgium on the is Protestant, the Catholic. U. S. AIRCRAFT EQUAL TO ANY ~ —_ » T ortiea?) a s a , > 7. ary time to our own city. Governor Legislature would be necessary to NATION'S GEN PATRICK SAYS ‘ , ..; create a Rapid Transit Commis- ' ' 2a ker’ ant itees main appeai axnker & appointe ad 2 , _ ' - li - rr i) ‘ ry the support af dry 8°" to hold public hearings and Equipment and Personnel to Be has been for tne J : s G2 , ea 1 AN : ' assess benefits in any plan which Increased Under Air Corps Lye mot rats. , 4 } 7 } | + y tan af . ; athe might be adopted. rhe commit- Ir; the concluding week of the “*© a if Bill Appropriations. i ‘ ad J Ai a) 2° @ ee t ge: ar jwournes at noon to restme a¢ 4 : ? Republican primary he delivered pa a is , Pe: mga vwajor-Genern] Mason M Patrick. one tsmsgguye veces AO lk 3 ellen , the study of the report next Thurs- , ; i g 2 i +¢ sie ir . " @ - af 4 71) %% é an address in St. Louis and was in dav. nead of fne T nited ? : ’ , ; = : ~. ‘ meeting the next night he would: qowntown streets that had no cars @uUality of its aircraft and in air- Aleey ory fullw and frankliv his oe , discuss very fully and trankiy 18 4. on streets that had street cars. craft engineering tei : + -eting subliect . ; . “6 , q’ position on this imteresiing SUD) He recommended that lines now As s00Nn aS appropriations are ¥ . . - +tw } " ea? A he > . ‘ A+ the next mee ig ne siatedad ii LOCUSt an» : biiaa ili aining L_rticti merge Tiet il Ss Ve uid considerable increase in personnel Tr i,t } Ty So’ « hile TC {*&) pect nis f id t? e one 2 t's 7 hy 3 , a i : i not been adi “—T ind th nang a goog tning 1D ana equipment will be possible, thoughts. but he would on the very | the long run.”’ “ne LnougnNn Ss. Out ai A s _dié if ng i L7t. be said Since 1918 the air corps > et ‘ mi, ¥ Tris qs u pORLT LON gO a iv ar «es |} 4 l gue oT LA + , t treat . yelping ligaence , i tood ane Ge Saceared that: pe has been operating partly on war- sled 4 Yr) . +? £322 i¢ he 7} nh es Oo s| r vr’ Pa | ree? ‘ . iy = v"» 7 r e ac = clear tha it cou; ‘ ars imaae 1 ime wet ney produced stock This material is . P 7 +> 2 ee y , c3 | t; t aniqience aft agramof;git rF couigd run oO SHKINAKASGr? a : . and ieft an expectant aucqcience a al’ 26 merely needa the money provided the ah unt cone lus on of } is speech road a Iniie T d a half ta ther if ‘ ; . iif c rl 7? sa Awe’ a ‘ iid Ps hy > ‘ r r corps Hill tn gro ahead , ie . dae ¢ tne are time. without reference to the subject o! Sa a v0 wit its development We have Saw } 7 v ? nao the referendu he proposed on tne FORECASTS DRY MAJORITY motors, pursnit planes and observa- ‘ , ~ ? oie. oe. ‘ + ¢} . T +h . , wet and dry matter. A P TOUFTD tion planes of a type superior to ¢ 7 ' + mr inrnie * } at ad. and iast e*¢ ng ct ce} ry ad IN THE NEXT CONGRESS those of any other « ountry and a dressed in St. i.ouis ne again ex- training plane which cannot be . ™ ” * | r ¥ ‘ . . . » . plained wny ne was opposed to tne Antisaloon las ag ut Cnt fix fal Says iTrnnro. ed ori at ¢) ts rime - nolicies of President Coolidge and Election Will Be in Nature of concluded by the statement that Liquor Referendum, CONFEDERATE BILLS PASSED on the three preceding meetings A prediction that { ‘ongress still he so thoroughly and exhaustivels would be dry after the Novembe! ON FRENCH MONEY CHANGERS explained his position on the wet elections and that the wets woud pa coy : . . . Pn , o , . and darv question. that it would not make no gains was given yester 1ay Would-Be Cougers of American . - * BS « 4 * . . : ‘ ~ . al 4 . he necessary for him to refer to it by Dr. F. Scott McBride, superin-, Tourists Find Themselves Victims again during the remainder of the tendent of the Antisaloon League _ Instead of Big Profit. tees :, ae 4 . te, By the Associated Preas primary ecampaigr of America, in an address before negate : ta , Speeches students of Xenia Theological Sem- AMIENS, France Oct 14.-—] Dry and Wet | ewe ‘ - as been learned that certain per- é ° } ‘ ° - , imar “Now that the (;overneors Sen- ; aii ; ae = toss If prohibition seems to be mak- sons i Amiens, wi! recently ator has about concluded his tou naeti¢ine changed Atne«rican dollars into . . oO na nen ;? i ; . . . ; - week in ee iO US ee ° eT) wei ‘ +} ; the in +} , ol got the VA Ors of tne Ge Ai : oe khan OPCiared that i yore 1 bi us . : speeches In the dry speeches he ; ' .f “For once we got the better of : ion would ‘be in the nature Oo! s has been- accompanied and intro- ferendum n vhether liquor the Americans the Frenchmen . mt reTrTerenaum titi I hi Ls . ’ : . duced by the friends of Governor ‘ ; : ; , are gaid to have deciared when ' on should be restored an given a0o- . ‘ bun Hyde. The appointees of frovernor , Sie they met at a bank to again trans- ; minion over the nation tet! ‘to ¢ ‘s and Raker have been pominent in tne; late tneir aoiiars into Trance ana 9 . ; > yy . ~ : . " ge Z ‘> ° audiences and the local postmaster | G. 0. P. FAlitors to Meet. reap their profit. They were com ' 5 . . * has invari ibly ts a in The applause. Ry nar Lae » tawt Presse pletely discon erted ‘ her the pay- ee . 3 a ‘ ° . . : = ‘ 7 . iat dur ng the . na wee k J EFFERSON CITY finer ? 4 — is rh t 5T- i ‘ . ‘= sa - > ? ’ i: bf a } ‘ai ee: A 0) ‘jon = be : ' Ff ,* ATS »% y are € an@ South St. Louis how very wet) e Repubiiean 1 s ee0oc a : eet The f. ate is | ‘ ‘of Migsour't erate Diisis. in Stockholm Noy. 4, for which not | both his ee Washington’s drinking, and the other by W. FE. Woodard. The books set forth that Wash- ington’s marriage at the age of 26 |with Mrs. Martha Custis, a widow | was founded on business consid- ' erations, white his love was given solely to the friend chance ‘the American Legion. ® Hawes’/on rapid transit projects, prepared} Swedish warship Fylgia and on| * : -- . a 1" ] , , n ; y 4 © . ‘speech was much the same as the, Nov. 10 there will be a religious last winter Mrs. years his senior, who gave him his first as a #Burveyor By the Associeted Presa. by a2 speec Sally who in andoah Valley. Iiughes ington, for tried Miss 51.900 150 slaves Hiughes depicts Washington church shunner and a most exact- Ing man in business, although eral with rum in his dealings with the voters. “Washington was always 4rink- ing but never drunk, Vv “Wasehinerton man—-aft drank a rum Wa punch Me and YT) elf eda Try ei From Mre. F Mra ES mHigets _ijiat ‘fy represents hefore he "“oodward dinner ry p! ‘>> "2s es £1 fi tha d Philipse, wh Mrs but she ats and $109,009 writes: was ™ a e . Madeira beer If ' ¥ da udging and a ra | Ve from I ‘ver Aracter nk he n r't¢ e after | ti istigs was Hughes quotes se , The ‘ant nier times } The ho ly dull.’ Hughes fon as a drinking. gambling quisite Wisconsin Club worid tv) nis , cna ‘no wt ; Nas no hier of my Anner {0 Adie , «4:9 i? . +% ~~. I S fiz i racreriz¢fa polite flirtation.’ Fairfax, won Mrs the hand an Mary acres 15.000 acres, husiness Pa. on af . 99 9 al 7 « . ~ : N 4h 7 a. 2 ¥ é 7 r : Warrensburg Journal-Star. Committee met today with Presi-| parents, the King and Queen of the NEW YORK, ° 14.—Z2h Hawes was introduced at his Se- dent Kinsey of the Board of Public! Belgians, wil come to Sweden. | charge that Georg Washington : Ae, ii . 4 . n Rev. q*. G ‘ , ' ‘ ~4 " . » or P . - . P | dalia Imf e_LlIng by Beare cle " Se rvice and C E. Smith City Con- After that the Royal wedding married for money j Srniiade in tw oO ;" + 7 c i } . . _ : , . * =” : Fox. rector of the Episcopal Churc biographies just published by Ru- pert Hughes, who aroused a storm h was wife of the Shen- t fortune of owned Custis had only owned cash. fy 0 in aS ’ Hughes says one-hottle customarily besides he never read what A YY? ‘aa’ Washington wrote “" engagement announced. irs at present are melancho.- Washine- master of dancing. eX. and Women Denounce Disrespect of Heroes. Ry the A«an ' MADISON Prompted b of Washington Rupert Hughes lated Press Wis., Oct v the recent that drank freely. ¢ ronsin Federation of Clubs has adopted a ré “againat expressions of di and loyalty to the great m<« history EVOLUTION BOOKS MUTILATED Kansas City Kan... Vandal os 14 statemen te f,eorge Wis- Women's ho solution srea pect a Writes Bible Quotation on Leaves. the KANSAS By f Associated Prere ‘ITY, Kan., 0 ’ — A week ago, librarians in the pub- He library Man" had cover ind or more lution have The vanda! Bae tions from mages of the here discov: copies of Darwin's “The Descent of been cover to Gatiyv bOOKS sare tj Try tet red * torn from since ft! pertaining tilated haa acribblied Be} hooks. Ti. hat two one ©’ VO- qucta- ble Om the ri Photo. Man : about two Wash- Custis, lIib- ever in- to love de- you when u to hap- ever see them nin our said elected before 1929 receive nothing, fice everything under the merger, he added H. S. Caulfield and A. ¥. Lashiy OO A en CN ‘TAX RATE IN GITY $2.58 PER $100; IN SUBURB IT 1S $3.85 ‘Consolidation Committee Prove That Merger Will Not Increase Levies. FARM PROPERTIES _ AMPLY PROTECTED Incorporated Towns in County Burdened Be- yond Resources But Still Have Much to Provide. A comparison of taxes in St. ‘Louis and tn county suburbs, tend- ing to show that suburban res!- dents will not be subjected to exz- | cessive taxation under annexation, prepared by the City- County Consolidation Committee. It typical home worth / $10,000. for example, as follows: In Webster Groves, where the | committee declares there is no aci- this property 'might be assessed at $5000. Taxes ‘for all purposes, at $3.85 per $100, 'would be $192.50. plus $12 a year for garbage collection iwhich is free in St. Louis), or $204.50. In St. Louts, with selentifie de- sessment, the committee holds, this house would be assessed at $6009. Taxes, at $2.58 per $100, would be $154.80. Thus taxes in the city would be has been took a ;entific assessment. nes 1.54 per cent of the investment ond in Webster Groves 2.04 per cent How to Figure Tax tn Olty. Any suburban resident can fig- ure his taxes in the eity under an- nexation by multiplying true value f his property by .01864, the eom- e claims, but adds that con- ‘ion should be given also to “cessive insurance and water on the county. As for farm property in the eounty. the committee points our that ample protection ageinet high taxation is given it by spectfie pro- vision in the merger echeme for a lower tax rate, The committee ad@a: “Citizens living in Incorporated frowns and populous districts should not only figure out what their tax payments are, but what they do not receive in public service. They pay for something which they do not get. They should take into consideration the most apparent fact that bond issues of incorpor- ated towns will have to be in- creased, and taxes in general will have to be increased, in order to provide necessary public facilities “They should consider also that the requirements of increased pop- ulation sider in wil! soon, practically im- mediately, become a new charge in taxation, that the Populous dis tricts will have to devise meang to obtain public conveniences, ind that the inability of numerous small governments to co-operate tn financing and management means high costs with widespread inef- ficiency. Burden Now Reyond Resources. “It is imperative to bear in mind that incorporated towns and popu- lous districts are now burdened beyond their total resourcefuines« and that their high .taxes are bound to increase. Moreover. they lack the means in law and public capital to carry on development, and it is impossible for them to co-operate. “Citizens of incorporated towns could not poasibly lose through the merger. and to a positive certainty they would gain in public conven- lences and at the same time ob- tain public benefits gt greater economy.” Answering this tax comparison in a@ speech before the Lockwoo.J School Parent-Teacherr’ Associa - tion last night, FE. G. Curtia, a law. yer and member of the Webster Groves School Board, who { an active opponent of the merger, de- clared that property in the city near the boundary line now ts as- sessed frequently at twice ag much as property immediately adjacent on the county side of the line. Curtis praised the “flexibility” of ‘school systems in the 91 indepen- Gent districts of the county, assert. ing that the emalier units permit- ted greater discretion in treatment of individual pupils and “make for a €reaier between children, teachers, parents and achoo)] that city schools were crowded and nense of responsibility boards.” He averred no county resident could be to the city School Board f‘ounty schools would but would saseri- Debate Kefore Chambers Henry 8&8. ‘taulifield, whe was chairman of the Board of Free. | holders, and Arthur V was a member of the board, met in debate om the city-coumgy mer- lLashly, who before the Chamber ef Cem- Continued on Page 34. *

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PAGE 22 —E ane RT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, THURSDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 14, 1926. “ nse Ppt ae) dees LO cw 6 . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Dec. 12, 1878 ee eS ee eee ~ AA Meith hes paints ie 5 1 he apa. Company, Twelfth Bouleverd and Olive Street. THE 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 ig fight demagogues of all parties, at never belong to any party, always Ags oppose privileged classes and public 4 plunderers, never lack sympathy ae with the poor, always remain de- ae 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 oF predatory poverty. JOSEPH PULITZER. April 10, 1907. Se Ee poo rr a - m.

of the switchmen in 1920 end th Shan eraft strike’ in 1922. Each of these strikes was very Stly to the puwlic da the railroad. Furthermore. adverse rul- ings of the court virtually stripped the Board of all of its authority, if it ever pS bad any from a legal standpoint. ai contended that the Board was largely ay used in the “great American game of t passing the buck.” ““Whenever a thing t was difficult and unpleasant or it was i easier to get rid of than settie it. it was Ps passed to the Railroad Labor Board.” When the Board was abolished there were more than 200 cases pending or ![n cold storage. To get rid of this incubus the executives of many of the railroads and the representative of the railroad Labor Organizations agreed upon a bill that was satisfactory to both sides. This action is probably unprecedented in the history of the railroads of our country They not only agreed to abide by the law. but pledged that they would be governed by it in dealing with each other. This measure, known as the Watson-Parker bill, predicated on the principles of medi- ation and arbitration, passed the House March 1, 1926, with only dissenting votes, and Harry B. Hawes, now candi- Gate for United States Senator from Mis- sour! supported and voted for it. the House bill was pending in the Sen- ate the writer. as State Legislative rep- resentative of the Brotherhood of Rail- road Trainmen of Missour!. appealed to Senator Williams of our State to vote for the bill as passed by the House. On May 11. 1926, he voted for an amend- ment that. if adopted, would have stroyed the purpose of the bill, as fol- lews: Giving the Interstate Commerce Commission authority to definitely sus- pend railway wage agreements. This eafmmendment was a joker and it was over- whelmingly defeated. Senator Williams then voted against the bill that had paseed the House as agreed upon and 7° iv } ‘i¢’- Railway Executives and the labor Or- ganization. Considering Senator Williams’ vote on this important measure how about the slogan, “Vote for your friends and defeat your enemies,” If this slogan still holds good and is carried out in the best of faith, it ought to mean Harry BR. Hawes for Senator from Missouri by a tremend- ous majority. W. A. WHEELING. 3818 Blaine avenue. a Too Noisy. Te the Eiitor of the Por -Dispatch. & ST. LOUIS a one-horse town that racket for at least nine hours on account of the Cardinalse—-disturbing the peace of the well ané sick? This is not aliowed on the Fourth of July or on any other noted celebration. Why should such a disturb- ance be allowed so long” If more time and money were given to abate the smoke nuisance and get rid of the Hiver des Peres stench, it would make St. Louis a more desirable place to live in. This would increase the population and busi- ness faster than any other way ONE INTERESTED. oo ee oe ne ms - PRIN FR PERRO RS ED BE OI _— Goverament Bureau Activities To the Beiter of the Post-Dispeich. ENATOR REED said. in his Hote) Chase speech. that his utterances on the maternity law always make some people mad. A more natural feeling ts one of eurprise at the ignorance dis- played in the Senator's statement that mother-love will teach a Woman more about infant murture than she can from expert nurses. if this were true. the late Dr. Hoit’s famous book would mot so long have been a best seller Mother love furnishes the motive for un- selfish care and sacrifice: but there is no 4 hocus-pocus by which the mother learns things needful and desirabie for her to know. without instruction from someone, preferably a physician or a trained nurse. Some trained nurses are single women. and are for that reason none the iess able to instruct mothers. Senator Reed, fulminating against Governmen bureaus, regularly talks about the maternity bureau and stops there. The other bureaus which are de- etroving our liberties are “too numerous te mention.” so he never gets to them. ; tThd Department of Agriculture has many ; bureaus. Does Senator Reed favor abol- ishing them’ There are bureaus con. nected with collection of the income tax. and thetr activities are annoving to some Dusinesea men. Would Mr. Reed abolish theee, and after thus hamstringing the imeome tax, would he continue mand tariff reduction? Cc. Ae. > ie * a POST-DISPATCH PLAT- ) | dresses, Senator Williams and the Railroad Labor) N 1920, preparatory to the return of | the railroads, which had been oper- structure upon which this free republic has been It was designed by its framers for the pur- | to their owners, a bill known as the pose of protecting the rights and liberties of the peo- | It ts | While | supported by the joint committee of the | the people have to keep up an insane learn | | MAJOR HAWES’ QUALIFICATIONS. ) Speaking about the qualifications for the senator. | WELLSTON AND ANNEXATION. ship of Maj. Hawes, the Democratic candidate, Sen- Went out to Wellston to hold a public meeting. Published by the Pulitzer Publishing ator Reed stressed one point which he said was of ‘greatest importance in measuring a man’s fitness for -@ public office like the United States senatorship. This point was his devotion to human liberty and | to the principles of the Constitution, which safeguard the rights and liberties of American citizens. He said that if a man was sound on principle and stood firmly at all times for human rights and human lib- erties, for the right of self-government, he could be trusted to think right and do right on public ques- | tions. | Tf there {s one thing that has distinguished the |, public career of Harry B. Hawes, it has been his un- wavering fidelity to the rights and liberties of Amer- ican citizens which are inherent. and are safeguarded by the guarantees of the Constitution. In his ad- in his work in Congress and elsewhere, | Maj. Hawes has never swerved from ardent support | of the fundamentals of constitutional free govern- '/ment. He has been the persistent foe of Federal ‘usurpations, of any expansion of Federal power and ; ’ LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE functions beyond those granted in the Constitution. He has been the persistent advocate of the rights ‘of the individual citizen, and of the right of local self-government. These fundamentals are the foundations of the ‘ built. ple against governmental power. The Federal Con- ‘stitution was designed to restrict the powers of the Federal Government and to safeguard the rights of the citizens and the rights of the states. signed to protect the citizen from governmental en- croachment upon his rights and liberties. It was de- signed to perpetuate local self-government, through the state and its various subdivisions. Whenever the Federal Government goes beyond the powers specifically granted to it and attempts to twist and warp its constitutional functions by invad- ing the rights of the states and the rights of citizens, it strikes down the bulwarks of free constitutional government. We know how Maj. Hawes stands on the funda- mental principles of the Constitution, on liberty of the citizens and the rights of the states. We know that he will stand for these principles when he is called upon do speak or act in the Senate. know how he will think and act upon any measure involving constitutional principles. We may rely upon it that he cannot go far wrong on these lines, which mean so much for th of free gov- ernment and the happiness of the people. preservation Maj. Hawes has proved his capacity for construc tive work, and his willingness to labor assiduously for measures affecting the public welfare. He has proved that capacity and willingness in the good roads morement and in other measures of impor tance. (inns Lions Thomas Jefferson's definition of the qualifica of a candidate for office was embraced in three ques- tions: Is he homest? Is he capable? Is he faithful! to the Constitution? Maj. Hawes’ qualifications stand out conspicuously under these tests. | BABES OR EEE | A FREE UNIVERSITY. “Ours is a free university,” said Chancellor Hadley when the cornerstone of the new biology buildin was laid at Washington University. “No political denominational supervision limits our purpose to ascertain the truth tards our efforts We accept no dogma that is not supported by facts. and we re fuse to permit interpreters of the literature of an un- scientific age to tell us what we shall or shall not believe.” That was a brave thing to say, and at the institu- tion of a biology building it was the thing to say As a free university, which Washington University is, an institution in which education is without any handicap, it gives the heartening assurance that bi- ology is not to suffer there the provincial strictures put upon it in almost the entire region south and southwest of us. St. Louis ts proud of Washington University. the largest educational tustitution west o River without constraint upon it from or denominational quarter. It a as Chancellor Hadley says. It is free to seek truth. Mr. Rebstock, who gave it the new biology building, has added something to its usefulness. His gift is an act of good citizenship. ‘co ‘= " NO ~ ohee ISSi8% ippi any political is free university, = =— = If Senator Williams does not quit talking about the rap he got at the polls 25 years ago the people ill draw the unflattering inference that he has a bole on his head. — + - ——- © © e —______—_ - NOW THAT THE SERIES IS OVER— Baseball and the Cardinals will no doubt reign the favorite topic of discussion in cracker barre! and toasted shin circles during the winter. but this week Ring Football comes into his own and sniffly noses and strawberry bruises will be the prevailing style for a while. The king’s official colors are black and dine. With the preliminary games finished the rea! sea son gets under way Saturdar. Yale will clash with Dartmouth in one of the season's biggest zames, Navy piays Princeton, Georgia Tech meets Alabama, Min nesota and Michigan m battle at Ann Arb State invades New York for a shot at Columbia, I nois and Iowa pilav their annual at Urbana Locally, St. Louis University plays Marquette and Washington meets Nebraska in the two outstanding contests of the season for St. Louis followers of the game. It is unfortunate that these attractions should conflict. With newly established athletic regimes functioning at both institutions, it is ped at be fore long they will get together and dovetail eir schedules. neidentalliy, St. Louta is entitled to the annua Thanksgiving Day meeting between the Billikens and the Bears. This important civic event has been mis ing for ‘oo many years. It belongs to the much as the Veiled Prophet and the base! Why not have it im 1927. Sao as wail aw “2 “A miS * ¢> a & Haideman-Julius saya the best seller amc tie bine beoks [{s Plato Can The principal market of the little bixu are pubiished he * ) ows ta si _— -* e aes which he inderstood ~ORS .¥ 4 ‘a ‘7 in KRansas. Misgsourm. and R had to the igina. Dut ut 4 . >. ‘} P . but Killing off all the people o la different matter. who Thev » Se wit shown, Was or to death because he wa VMiasonuri i a4 ? We are bound to fin It was de | ‘Wellston is for annexation, but this is not saying that everrbody in Wellston is for it. The population of Wellston is mixed. There are the people who are for annexation, and there are also Tony Foley and the fortune tellers. It does not take any kind of fortune-telling to make out that if Wellston comes {nto the city Tonr's gam bling place and the numerous places where the occult is purveyed will have to go somewhere else. Busi- ness will have to take the place of gambling, and for that astral world in which Wellston so largely dwells there will have to be substituted the material world of fact. Wellston did tion meeting. upon it by all ill its best to rally around the annexa- It disgusted with the blight put e soothsayers and star gazers chased out of the city. t would like to purge itself of Tony’s celebrated emporium of chance. It would like to lite more by day and less by night, and it wants to trade the next world for, this one. Nevertheless, when attempts were made to speak for annexation ghosts rattled their bones, banshees whistled, dice clattered and spooks groaned. The old Wellston had Meanwhile, the new Weliston i+ ae asada > awaits its opportunity to speak at the polls. ———_ *“ >_> AN INVITATION TO WILLIAM ALLEN WHITE. If Kansas has a fidus Achates, it is William Allen Wheat ministers to the State’s pocketbook, e ministers to its soul. Many, in fact, he soul of Kansas resides in a certain edi- torial office in Emporia. Against Kansas’ traduc- ers, White has defended it. In times of stress, he has fought forit. To a nation often puzzled by doings, White has interpreted Kansas. The world has called White to leave Kans of his fine — . . ae > ied aea’® ee e Emporia he is not the preachers a4 narty iTren —_— party given o¥ ~ ~ . . s - hy, - ~T? ~ ew @ stee ITARISTIC IDEA. to MIL — ~+14¢ Preeti. — iii Gad ~~ + 4a” hy, e ~~ a ee ey 4 # = 2 > * ~~ oe 2 on a 4 * , - > oe, a * st. _* v-* > Se, 4273! ‘@ ‘. aa. & 2 : a. e es AS “~ = $e =| « von a a . a bee z 4 ‘e~ . .% 2 Ke ee * 4° a a Raat eo me ot - a %, rf) . Vi» P ~* Ss f ‘, ae, we ; se” 8 Pi = sas ™* a . «? bs 9 “? ” . cm is ‘ + : eo . - c S ‘> hi mir 5 2s A+ ai te ths Post-Dispatch. '_NEW YORK, Oct. 14. hes. ra. : gra. bats and the grandstand ghouts has orks © for h DEDICA of Series Triumph. 4inal Victery March.” sr of. the St. Louis Sym the the record of ball triumph of St. Louts. Ganz. for a few J% is in New York before his return to his to convey, through the of symphonic music, the med- of sounds heard on St. Louis last Sunday afternoon Mr the » as * night. and a delicate hells and washbotlers, in thefr sance on the pavement, might | Mis The motif would | duced. y be furnished by the try to & within a short time. sductor and Mrs. Ganz gd on the liner France, aft mobile tour through 7, Europe. | will drive back to St. week, completin . of S00 niies and Germany. ; Ble gained the impressio music was “dying,” though he’ pee ted that {ft was dying hard_/ yy. Paris they are returning music,’ he said. Howeve 4 ing % ae | h aa h aa sa =! + & ~ ‘ fr » Inextinguishabie, »s Danish composer, Ni-eisen, abine’s “Poem of Ecstacy. * ee BY ATTEND ein - —— The - , may preserve for the not made known how he in-) streets g a motor cir- | Thetr travels | chiefly in France, MRaiy, Switz. | S FUNERAL ——— | MS ith ives in New York With Plan |» Celebrating Wor ' Ty | i Py | te: ' id of , i to be an posed by Rudolph Ganz, con- an Phony | 7® en da Mi recent work, | *™ > medi- e .n¢ als t+ etans e 2 As an introduction, a passage of ;-. would appear to be indicated. | 4. wind instruments would then up 2 chorus of automobile | shading of ° Ph Mr. erack hi P fans, and as a furth#, bit of MO “ Herm the work could made | Mrs guch iength as to extra | will : aun tthis is not official. All Ganz) Mrs announced is that he thinks art | Te™ wht to pay honor to the achieve- | mts of physical prowess and skill, that he will | / Mrs ave | Rot pre nd of 82 | Cle mor finish the | Louis |. | guet that | to | Rot r, he’ brid nd five days of “modern music,” | tmp the Zurich Music Festival, quite’ ana | dece brought | rece Louis orchestra in- |. ee by | tum: and blue zs | ered | pietr and. | plur p OF MOTHER NEAR AUSTIN, TEX, | comy 1 in Little ¢ Rests Four Generations of a. ‘ é- as - . * ‘ . . tLe, .. o* o ™ . 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SMOKE ABATEMENT. : - ~~, a ssc Sali ria ta Ss ¢n, ¢ - >} other eve ne, I decided to take a wal d x : an > oo | om gerne Pee 1. t se +73 in order to see the i relephone building nder the flood lights ie 1 kept looking for beams from the search > we » : ‘ v - base =—euee) = Lis 22 t nine wa GOoOwr Wil UU d not see any; + biti ee ah pee " _— 2 vy I knew ver we that no building could , ow — o _ - af} rierTre } : . +h Pe oa ~ 35 *- ; As the | re ne ng is the high- est = + T S - +) = , ‘ - = +h San? And e sear ight is on the roof. ee oe ee ee ie ail oh} he 3 a A a @ | * . a im r ps Lil@ “ee Mag — = — — Tl «+ - - Y - } t : |=. But wv n | E enth and Pine, I Gaw tn T ert is wor ng And ¢* 2 -* 3 rr ~ -_ Z i . i Pi ee he! ais‘ vw im an effort to solve the mystery A$. well as to get a better view of the » . (Sine | a * wh 2 4 = 4 a tir oA . on Tv ~ I walked rto Lenth and Locust. “Is sd ef _— > | > ‘ , am a . - 99 When I re led that corner. I said “Ah it was a iong drawn out “AR such as @€x- mrece ot Be - ean +h pr eCsses WHat One T#eis When one sees something beautiful. poe > thao a a a ru - #) > *-~ ‘tak > ee mys.ery 0 ne searcd iszonr There was tco much smoke ‘ ‘ a w ¥ ce os 22 2. 4 Wwmwad Peet es .S—m - + ? . 3 —— 7 = ™ P| o , Not iouds, but smeke, dirty swirtin N c s Y, Pir Smoke « - > » 6 r _— y| — *s imterfering with the search light. “Tt. 3 te a - P lee 7 QQ 3 3 ~ sum Le 4 - mainte : ‘. id em x Pr an s Srri¢ King rom €ignt int tw Tha? rm? ce @ Tv 1s? there ; % 7 ~ ~ + i LAY - Wa! Ut sere tO acve Sse sS Louis _+ iz - — - But if peo; innot see the light because — ~. = ~ ~ icp; 7 ~*~ > a Fs And with all due respe he Cardinals, a - 7 ; . A vi need ail ft 2a Verusing we can get *{~ ne hs + % 4 - ai: [ia o - |? ,e err see * i »-* ™ > rm Lee \ neg ae nn th T rr, -— * ork + a , ? > as ™ 2a e e e 4 a on BOOK REVIEW. ato’s American Renuhlie” 3 r 2 - * a ‘ ae -~ ; a, iz = ™ e : 63 vs hd = Wr Ter Be . o Y * 7 ; 44 ——. 4 Zid ' i@ar Son ‘ a 2 “ . a4 ae ha > ag _ Says - . ’ = %\ _ - aiiWa e 4 a stg « “2 @ « > cer > s ca ee is aw avar — . ” 7 — = . re | I ~ ug Sin r X : iZzn a if q ~ a - 3 a ’ 23 ’ | * »* —_ « * = ~ ¢ ~ > ; a he & : mm ke SS ar oe 4) a? la a? vile ? riot 2 ; m7 igina (ey nd has some- ge new {0 sn ‘ it Mer hi} _ ms. 3. . 4 Pron n nis > +. oo - i > 1S , ~, - ~ i a he OOOK to + ee ar a ~ > ~ * ae rea r * > = *. ‘ Ave = oe” > xin «4 > \ 4 7 *' : c eo ee oe _ -." OW Trim @ al art rive r ‘% . - ~ - - " 6 i n z nm a nialhes } P ee >* YY + *-—* - ~ sr . © t “a T° ews Ad 4444 » A eo — pt a i d+ 4 lé Taw ard 7 oro Surope have had such ‘ quarrels, and we e climax. Or

~ le + iy 2 ed es y s. £iGg ee s ’ + , giris ont . 2 a in farm iniorin / bh hay Pes “aan } Oh mek ok LY HIGH-BROW. y rumors in your column iy and frivolous “Johnson ave not is there he estimation of the rabble my three ertificates and degrees wont my IVAN RIVERUNE. RUGBY! RUGBY! RAH! RAH! RAH Swain broke through the line and it loeked like a touchdowr He lost the ball when tackled and it was “hariles- ton's ball on r two foot line.—Ex- cCnangs.t » * = Now that Wii Ls h ws been defeated, we presume that Dempsey will not have to meet the “Black Panther’ in Indiana, and Indiana can go right on investigating what is to be investigated. 2 * > * One of the rules of etiquette for th isit of QWueen Mar is. ‘Don't discuss peiitics.’ Weare cheering Marie's viagit to the echo. . . ° YT? the _ irts ww re nger onl re eria m qa £9 int n AKIN «¢ them, and the lad ~ ’ 4 § =" Kx ree Wie i of tton. if Rep " nders want to Ke pros] A ssue, we erfuily sug- gest rperate in tae piatiorm a2 Piank LvOring ioOng skirts > * * When what you rea lack is a ball team, getting rid of the manager is thought to be a good n ad of rrecting the lack. . * a We ‘* opposed °t ‘ irrent fashion of putting long trousers :on juver s of the maie rSuasion hniidren carry t mseltes " suff nt dign nd seriousness with- it ling ng rousers. Besides, we trong espe that ng trousers cramp their s ge ng cilorious! rty hiid- -s pri S md that is our real reason for being ston earted toward the fashion. 7 s * Ogden Mills says he will force the mi igsue in New York, but our unpolitical opin- £ + & -*. ' #s Ws iltonm,. we sbaij Ay OGacAr ~fconie me a poem ’ > > eos Tr C . aSSicisiTT. *- t nat ; uy sc hool- been a saney All of us have “got ne — i The MIRROR : : ‘he AUSTIN, ll gravevard in the bend of the | Poses sraveyard Where P!nk | Miss the Famlly. | grees Aseociated Press.” ; tinte Tex.. Oct. 14.—In oO) Se PUBLIC OP ; { lorado River. Mrs. M. D. Horna-| Th | Fy. mother of Rogers Hornsby, | Hall ! _—a a Rager of world champion | Versi This column is designed & finals. was buried yesterday.) Waal without bias the latest commalé Pdied Sept. 29, her last wish be-; fF leading publicists, newspapers ea th rers should stay = te ’ P team r the world series. He | Sake cals on the questions of the dag. 4 only after seleeeeen ee ¢ funeral until he could | make “THE PAN-EUROPA TU? Park From an article in the October he grave. Hornsby gave way by Count Coudenheve-Kalerg. ef. With him were his older Dr. ae r : ler. Everett f Tulsa. Ok... and are «ap AN-EUROPA ts evetstisaary. 4 Sister Mrs. Maggie Meliown of | fornia pos3 in Europe is gradually to Worth Tex. | Noven our political system inte @ cemetery, nine miles east (339 I Our method is to examine in detai@p her. is the burial place of four | Grove political and: economic problem ns of the family Ree oe sees thin atsteme mule Horr creat-grandfather of | DF. an ee ers, wh in 1839 founded the | ster G on, which utimately dictates EX emen: of Hornsby’s Bend and! he re As an ideal, as @ dream of nt t Indians there, is amOnE give $f, thinkers, Pan-Europa ts centuries : ; political program and a positive it dates from since the World the foundation of the Pan-& n 1923. Since then an active ieveloped in every European favor of this idea. It Bas the common people with ity. Statesman, writers, and authority already pamphie ana 3. @ili‘s Pan-Europa Union has estab ina no o . a rm - J tia (,ermany in Herriot Schuster in Czecne Austria. /Destre tn Belgtum. This unie® es! tive agent of the movement, ng to abolish European frontiem= to do this in three stra’‘egic fr national frontiers by the pres norities This threefold fF guarantee to all Europeass ty. and liberty Pan-Europs articles dealing ‘t fare multiplying on every imber of countries. Lobe te & ntiers by obligatery economic frontiers by a custem® = ons: % ae Bt ~ {A ss e Ten Shed nr Hall for Richmond Heights. ich: H. be erec Bend boulevard, and wn tis Edward E. Christoph SS are to (ty Hall ~ at a . OF "alied Preee Venare He year. was in Dr. offices, a fire engine! ice station and jail. The! be opened at the $ p. m., Oct. tained. ‘ours later the polls will! the fy the merger elec- | left St 14.—The Rev. De. former head master; Father “ity of Lendon School, r having. been bedridden 'S&. Za his Cart P Abbowt. dyin, any hooks. the greater. eae a * ‘this ai served ghts, a suburb on) edge of the city, where there i” derable. sentiment in fever) SF LI ity-county merger, is ad-} ™"* ming for bids for a new City) ted at Dale avenue) Bete to : er. | : it ; o Ps “Saf st. is Francis signs against any other coe . ena mies are war. misery, and the as char cl were of a rel-| Ther & ‘ae £ blindness or egoism tmpes them > St : ri natives aze those two enemies of > 7 hip Movements. | ston an he League of Nations must Me Agno ated Press | 6960 of tself to the psychological e2ae Arrived. . | achool 1 _ be . ; 1¢ on throughout the work = o (2. Manuel Arnus,| ™ Betti sisting them. It must federsiapas aw Sere | ties to n so doing show special Ce a e. 6 Oct 13. President Me- “onarie the great Powers that em—ratt es “Sattie stacies « ‘ontinent ce the Brith = _, 8 ind Cherbourg. Oct. Pope he Soviet Union. Only (hae. Gent Roosevelt, New Yor. |g) au tinental movernent promote "ea y am pton, Oct. 12, Ohte, from | ROME ——s . : PA ee = is con ferre ~y ° - % rcam. fies + oY TRAFFIC RULES OBEYED " ea *t. 12, Volendam. general boas ae | the Knig Wen ee ‘mr & >} Ag nmi id Re. ; o, — em . 2 From the Philadelphia Lega] ‘hampton, Oct. 13. Relianes. | ound i tee : ‘ y ~ . + ee 2, 2 cre. “af Rr EFS in an observate® wae ork. a“ delivered Smithsonian instieutios have © = Sailed. “pal Seer traffic rules in the glass tunnel they Oc’. 13, Olympfie for | sorade. > it and invariably keep @ =a ‘ _ ; . sg 7 _* . : would |} nteresting to have a _ or “ ~~ 1, Suffren, | Gen. ° = a ie «treet r - ey ai Lisbon. _ By the i pute ° ee nees we *rdam, Oct. 13, Veendam,| MANE approaches, Perhaps the peti * Ts5-. ° , | : patties i _ General ish “stap” and “go” age® em rus SARGENT'S MISSOURE — me From the Ww “fen eT Telegram : Re . ‘ : a ork. Oct. 13, Conte Blan senea 12. George Wash- CePtly uf recovera ' ton. Oct. 1%, Arable, BOSPHas Tory at his oe! ™pton, Oct. 19. Olympte. go to Pay rk . “a recuperai Oct. 12. Luetzow, New Believi - Chartes ‘ct. 13, Conte Resse Belleville .c bie Oct. 12. Estonia. New Mrs Eth Mra Clar - , Survive. morrow i

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York » Vct. 13, Rellance., Helis and washboilers, troduced. that he will Se will drive back Bet 8000 miles. He gained the ~elpeagarea g music Was nite’ that it tht Associated F AUSTIN, d the mer, Everett, sister. Hornsby, ems, who uemen?* ht the pedge of the Ten hours later the polis will | mez. Oct. 19 " New York. hampton. Oct. 13 Tork. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ MHZ WILL DEDICATE [SOCIAL ACTIVITIES] M Portland place ~ from Europe, where she spen 1e¢ summer with her |Miss Helen Morton, who has living abroad for g6everal of Celebrating World Series Triumph. Paris and will remain for the win ter. -Tyis ch. to the Post-Dispat of Mr. and Mrs. Frank JU’. |mett of 6331 Pershing }entered Smith College ‘ampton, Mass.. Louis Symphony pabenggee ther ot. }en at Smith are Miss Alice Hoxie, Mr. and Mrs. Rober the recent Ss Hoxie of McPherson Miss Virginia Condie and ‘Janet Kauffman, daughter jand Mrs. Harold M. 51 Portland place. not made piste how he in- | tram mett, with to convey, through the medi- | Miss Mary Louise, oaring Brook, Mich.., Ham avenue, 4inal Victory March,” to be of the St. . ‘daughter of the record of Itriumph of St. Louis. Ganz, is in New York for a few before his return to his work, of Kauffman Mr. and their Louis last Sunday afternoon yr. their family and Mr. family Hoxie and also in Michigan. Kauffman and their at Watch Hill. Miss Elizabeth Foley, daug of Mrs. William Foley of 4931 Mc- Pherson avenue, has as her Miss Mariorie Little, Mr. and Mrs. Alden H. Chicago, formerly of St. has been visiting Hoblitzelie, daughter of Mr. Mrs. William F. Hohblitzelle, (will spend a few days with aunts, Mrs. Tyrrell Williams Mrs. Fidelio C. Sharp, before ireturn Nov. 1. . an introduction, a passage of would appear to be indicated. je wind instruments would then e up a chorus of automobile and a delicate shading of! in their ce on the pavement, might | The motif would ly be furnished by the crac] and the grandstand ghouts and as a further bit of, m the work could be made. as to run extra 4 4% ALLE and 4. re 1 this is not official. All Ganz “oad mounced is that he thinks art to pay honor to the achieve- | of physical prowess and skill, | to finish the avenue. ume. | Robert Ganz Miss Helen Sproul, Mra. J. B. Sproul, of 5107 Enright will become the bride of McCoy Berkley, son of Mr. re-' and Mrs. C. M. Berkley, of 5813 after 8M Ciemens avenue, at a home cere- Pages mony at 4:30 o'clock this after- ot. LOUIS’) noon. The service will be read by the Rev. G. D. Forsyth of travels) Kingshighway Presbyterian Church SwitzZ- in the presence of more than 100 guests. that | Miss Sproul will be attended by ough he| her cousin, Miss Mary Booth and ees hard. | or Rerkley will have John tO; Roberts Jr., as best man. The he pridal party will stand befor® an jfive days of “modern music,” | improvised altar of palms, smil&x Zurich Music Festival, quite) and lilfes and the room will be g. decorated in autumn flowers A h } brought | reception will follow the ceremony. in- Miss Sproul her cos- DY tume an afternoon gown of Saxon. blue willow o' ¥ ered in silver and made simply. A picture hat of the same and shade, adorned with an ostrich Plume, blue slippers and hose wil] | complete her toilette. She will carry pink and blue delphenium. Miss Booth will wear a gown of green flowered chiffon over a flesh tinted slip and a large black satin hat. Her flowers will be yellow roses, try within a short fuctor and Mrs on the liner France, ybile tour through to week, completing a motor cir- Th lefly in France, Maly, and Germany. the os dying, was }Paris they are returning 1 music,’ "he said. However, for hte St. hestra yal “The Inextinguis! bate.” composer, Nielsen, Y ATTENDS FUNERAL MOTHER NEAR AUSTIN, TEX. ial in Little Grave yard Where Rests Four Generations of the Family. oa OFC for and isp crepe, embroid- stacy. — “7H ¢ & ~* } material roses ress. Tex., Oct. 14.—In a jgrvevard in bend of the fo River, Mrs. M. D. Horns- mother of Rogers Hornsby, world champion linais, was buried yesterday died Sept. 29, her last wish that Rogers should stay wit lam for the world series. ide E oniy after relatives post- and on their return to Lo funeral until he could | make their home at. the | Park Hotel. the grave, Hornsby gave way | —- With him were | Dr. and Mrs. Harry of Tulsa, are spending their fornia. Thev wil] November and 339 Hawthorne avenue, Webste Groves. Mrs. Brookes was ite Ruth Victoria Crossen, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. H. S. Crossen of Web- the ster Groves. and The St. Louis Woman's Ch amone& give its opening p the Hall and attended W ashington Uni- versity. Mr. Berkley also att Washington University. Mr. Berkley and his bride wil' h spend their honeymoon at the dgewater Beach Hotel. Chicago De. ‘4 ‘ ; si uls VW , Fores: Pt bie S. Brookes summer return Will his older Ok., and Mellown of e 1€i. Mrs. Maggie early in Worth, Tex t reside g nine miles east | of four, Reub- of burial place the family. preat-grandfather in 1830 founded of Horneby'’s Bend T lin o leer 4 indians there. Is rations of ib will the season ‘heen will be followed by b> tonaaenamatined a ——e r) arty of this afternoon. lLunc served at 1 o'clock, ;cards at 2. Those see a Hall for Richmond Heights. eights, a suburb on, where there in favor ST. LOUIS JESUITS ARRIVE city, siderable sentiment city-county merger, is ad- | img for bids for a new City) to be erected at Dale avenue fv Bend boulevard, and to town offices, a fire engine! l. Police station vo jail. The. eect is Edward E. Christopher. | bids are to be opened at the} R City Hall at 8 p. m., Oct. | Brief Oablecram Received From | Party of Five That Left Here Aug. 15. | “Safe’’ was all that cablezgram to St. Louis University today con- tained. It meant, however, that) the five Jesuit missionaries, who | left St. Louis Aug. 15 for Patna, India, had arrived without mis-| hap. | The group is composed of Fa-| ther Edward J. O'Leary, S. J., and} Father Raymond J. Conway, §. J., Francis L. Stov. S. J., Paul E. Dent. med for the merger elec- — - Dr. Edwin Abbott Dies. Atfociaied Preas, NDON, Oct. 14.—The Rev. Dr. PADbott, former head master City of London School, is} after having been bedridden | | age He was in his! Car! P. Miller. : Abe S, the greater party at Liverpoo! % which were of a reli- | There are more than 25 'matives living in the Patna Mis- sion and among these are about) 6000 of the Catholic faith. A high) schoo] will be established this year (in Bettiah. The greatest difficul- | | to he overcome by the mis- 'sionaries in India concern the ob- stacles of caste. it is said. Pope Honors h. of C. the Aesoriated FPreas ROME, Oct. 14.—The Pope has | conferred on Edward Tl. Hearn, | ‘general commander for Europe of the Knights of Columbus, the title ‘of Roman Count. had been joined who hip Movements. A®Ociated Preee Arrived. Manuel Arnus. ' ties bila Oct President Mc- | Seattle 13, Cherbourg, Oct. Rvosevelt, New York. Ohio, from , ident 7 Leader. By fam, Oct Volendam, rT : 3 a | delivered to him here by acting Pa- Pa Ork ork Genera am pton a0r | bs | : =” Sailed. Th Ure, Oct. ; 3. |pal Secretary of State Msgr. Olympic, for zorado. j Wood Leaves Hospital. Drage York, (oct » Binay ‘ "dam, Gen. the Aesoriated MANILA, Oct. 14.—Governor- Leonard Wood, who re- eently underwent an operation, has recovered sufficiently leave the hospital. He will spend a few days t his official residence and ‘o Raguio, a mountain resort, 13, Suffren, Lisbon. Ry Oct. 13, Veendam. X:, Ort. 12, George Wash- “ew York to Oct. Arabic, ui Mpton, Oct. 12. Olympic ro to k. recuperate. ' ing Man Dies. Pelkus, 72 old, business man, died yes- home. His widow, Pelkus, and a @Gaughter. Lowe, of St. Louis, 12, Belleville Business Charlies Relleville terday at Mrs. Ethel Mrs, Clarence G Conte Bian- survive morrow afternoon. Luetzow, New years Conte Rosso, his Oct Estonia, New York. Oct. 13, ' Genoa. RS. ISAAC W. MORTON of 48 has returned avenue; Miss | Mr. | of | Mrs. daughter, have returned | where | Mr. and were | and Mrs. | were | ruest daughter of of Louis. She Miss Elizabeth | and her and | daughter of Calvin | en at | los ' for ee ‘15 DIRECTORS OF MURICIPAL SAFELY AT INDIA MISSION THEATER ASSOCIATION ELECTED | Fourteen of Number are days’ sessions then Kranz Hal! Junior High Senoo] three pupils of the St. lic st vacati institute nent John The funera} will be to- Schoo! the program. t| daughter, been | years. Miss Morton has an apartment in | Miss Celeste Hammett, daughter ; _ ; has , in North- | for her freshman | Louis young wom- | t | hter M ae ee ee Mrs. a HOSTESS AT LUNCHEON | ’ ~-Kandeler Photo MISS VIRGINIA REILLY. ISS REILLY, daughter of Mr. and | Pierre ‘ Nulty, ss? 7 {"ieme Mrs. ‘nt Duncan, Miss guests will be Mrs. A. W. John E. ‘abanne W. Mrs. J. Mrs. Frank C. Hill Top Farm, road, will give a bridge for | daughter of Mr. 2and, whose Faulconier Jo Cia. event of Oct. 30 and mnarriage huston, Mateer, Mrs. John QO. Nelson, Leiand Boognher, Reilly of Olive Street luncheon Miriam . Rand, a 6. fc. to Gale will be a so- me en ene nooenetits ———_——————— ———————— Lawnin, Mrs. John George Mc- Ballard, Mrs. Mrs. ' Mrs. William Van Slyke, Mrs. Pres- iley Carr Lane, Mrs. J. Wade, toe, Mrs. H. iE. Thompson, | Mrs. - rom she schoo] Mr. glish, avenus new home at + Lneir Mrs. Ww. #. M rs. (. Kirkpatr Mrs. Franklin R. Grace Bell and Miss Laura Seitz. appington, Lausanne, has attended Les there. —_ Mrs. orm avenues. Mrs syth the Miss ] Inge The bride is a graduate of Lenox | women John Schoo] Mr. | Cisco, i several 7m 5 7 > ,Ve annuai Theater Assoc ' :} - at mempers ot + Vea rs chosen ned. lected for three Robert Donaldson, Lake Sr., Vic Otto E. Paul J. lanke. the associa other previously Parker fill t} wait resignat Wi 0d S +} Lili vacancy ot Ernest new r- is association's di | directors will ; | elect officers ion H. Wood of : aiSO a meet and to direct tor J. B. Strauch, W 1€ Bla tion gs was elected rectorate. Wednesday select meeting of the iation yves- the organiza- ‘ted to serve as direc- and a fifteenth for two years or, who re- vears are: | LD. Corlett, | Henry W. | Frank May- | Miller, H. J. Rugg. Arthur | Ralf | and | a new- | to- had landy nke is direc directors to | sioned by the | W’. Stix. | among | The to members ‘ey PP? , ft piTiié of the Executive Productions Com- mittee Municipal opera season of Lo direct the details of the 7 0° 7 . The insignia was OT. CLAIR COUNTY INSTITUTE ATTENDED BY 850 TEACHERS ' | Prominent Instructors of Country on Program for Three Days’ Sessions at Belleville. Bight attending County Teachers’ Inst} convention being hel St -aul's huildi sessiona, the hu are hools on e instruct E. Miller Superintendent, ndred and the in davs are havin The ontain ors of St. annua! Be! (“lair progragns for names of (“jair fifty teachers St. Clair three lede = and | Dur- j the County pub- davs’ + }, Liie@ tute, in (lev) | i» ' ‘ Rai bd: Hall ng ii] le g three prormi- ; COUNTY. | Counts prepared the By where | ‘Fougeres, a | En- | of ; Bryn Mawr, The Merrymakers Day | ‘Mrs. Ida ©. By the Associitut and women must seg put life on the ,tive basis as the home if civilization | ‘is to be greatly improved, Mrs. Ida | Lincoln have ‘Clyde Clarke, New York, contribut- ing editor for the Pictorial Review, ‘declared in an address here last’ Missouri Federa- ’s Clubs. Civilization has reached the cross | and women x division and the problems ‘night before the ‘tion of Woman | unless from se roads and ‘get away jointly work oul ‘life there is likely trophe of world-wide scope, Women, however, have been trying to imitate the work of now themselves without a leader. | “What the women of today need | ‘Clarke said. man, she added, most is a female them out Clarke said. jout on any velop greatness in this must be done ,accomplish the rea life. “>. a leader of women the ranks of the whether she wil] be found, concentrate on challenging enough. Mrs. Clarke took | Statement made tion by Mrs. Henry ‘City, president of eration, that ments and ease of American apartment ‘lions of ened | homes of their home. elircum: the Assoc! ST. | good. JOPLIN —Cloudy: JEFFERSON SEDALIA rough. KANSAS goods. CAPE GIRARDEAU — Cloudy; roads good. THURSDAY \DECLARES MODERN WOMEN | NEED A FEMININE MOSES | Qlarke Tells Federation No Task Has Yet Developed Their Greatness. I't s+ 4 | COLI™MBIA, Mo., men conjectural] will be the modern age. Th some “Kite - Clear: HANNIBAL — C Oct. work Same co-opera- | to he and M oses of the wilderness, “Woman whet club ’? issue wit} before the conven- | N. Ess, the State fed- | kitchenette | living were driv- | Tah ot jing the soul and spirit out of the | chenettes and S are a blessing to mil- women who are in strait- Stances and r own,” ated Press. JOSE PH.—Clear: lear; CTTY—Clear: EVENING, » osether | has not set task big enough to de- leadersh if they iy big things in| come from women a woman : at leader could | however, if we could only | task : she said. Missouri Road Conditions. roads good. CITY — Clear: roads moot | OCTOBER 14, 1926 SONGS WRITTEN TO HONOR Missouri ciety Already Has More Than 70 on Exhibit. | By the Associated Press. 14.—Men | SPRINGFIELD, II. than 70 campaign marches, Oct. 14.— More son neral marches e been collected by | Georgia IL. ithe Illinois Osborne, Historical Library. Miss ‘campaign coln,”’ Osborne said, songs, including ‘Free- |.” ‘We See the Break of Day,’ and ‘A Campaign Song for Abraham Linco!n.’ “A number of the written in Negro dialect, ‘famous of which were Way,’ ‘De Day in | Ober.’ dom's Ca! of a catas- Mrs. the mos ‘I'se on ob Liberty’s Com- ind and ‘Gib Us Darkies Reet.’ Other songs were written for the Negroes, telling of their troubles and their nd faith in Lin-! coln. “Strangely, one of the ballroom gems Of 1865 was named ‘The Yuin- coln Schottiseh,’ the same year that the funeral marches were written for the martyred Presi- dent.” Numbered among the songs written after Lincoln's death wer “The Nation in Tears,” “A Nation Mourns Her Martvred Son.” “The Death Knell Is Tolling.” and “Rest, Noble Chieftain.” lead "* Mrs. to hope ip, and are to her the or of | that isi the | >= SEL TELL IGTESttittiitiiitsaciiiii iti itt tt The Applied Arts Clearance Sale Begins FRIDAY. haut Kansas apart- | have no roads —— eulogizing Abraham | “were | ’,’ When Will Dis Cruel War Be} 7 OCTOBER 15 Silver Service Plates Plated Ware Nothing Reserved roads roads roads | Barcelona Baby Face } 328g Interesting Prices 621 N. Kingshighway saundnuadsnasdunsdaasasisuatuaaatuasisaaaaassaastntsauiseedtaeanettenianccasrsneerinic The Comfort Route Regular Sailings from New York to FRANCE AND ENGLAND apt ta Teaw antp cabin ant thied cane Unsurpassed and ‘eauvies rate F146 and up according te port of landing Puli information from any steamaehip agency or The Reval Steam Packet Co. ee? N. Eleventh 8t.. St. Louis, Me. A new Brunswick “Light-Ray” electrical record out today Barcelona is the successor to The V alen Cc la. Merrymakers ... those five marvelous popu- put over lar entertainers Barcelona and away that vou'll for many a Ag Baby Face in remember New this week also: “Dreaming and Wondering” »-» 2 ve Loet My Dog” plaved Irchestra 3287 — fox trots Miller and His * . * by Ray Aboard the White Star Liner HOMERIC "The Ship of Splendor” From. New York January 22nd Returning March 30th, 1927 “It’s a Wonderful World After All”... “Me trots with vocal ch¢ by Ernie Gx Hotel McAlpin Or al La iden Too”’—f plaved His chestra. 3282 rus, and “Bedouin Love Song” “Gypsy Love Song” + .* ti} Mneiii, by Richard B Chicago Civic Opera Company. 10264 7 a = “Waiata Poi” Dance) Melodrama colino— played apolis Symphony Henri Verbrugghen, tor, cm . ‘“A Dream” Sweet Song” & Bill Wir and piano. shbeey, SSS (Maori from by Mit Orch cont iB 17 “Love's Old Andy Sanella ge, Hawauan g Always something new on Brunswick Records My Ze There's new anap, rhythm and pep in ““Light-Ray'’' records ‘ANATROPES - RADIOLAS- RECORDS | “toe . sung barrtone Song- "Pic+ ine- vestra, 1OxK A WINTER CRUISE of 67 days, with an itin- erary that includes every worth-while point along the Mediterranean—a panorama of unfading charm and interest. Such an organized voy- age yields more than rest and recreation, more than delight. It yields Health, Culture, Friend- ships and new memories. Over all: Cook’s match- less service insures your comfort and relaxation. uc- urtar 3256 Comprehensive shore excursions. Entertainments aboard to please all _ Along stay in Egypt and the Holy Land Stop-over privileges in Europe. Illustrated Cruise Guide Book and full information on request Thos. Cook & Son. 1020 Locust Street. City Club Bidg. St. Louis, Mo. ieee ett tillililiiiiiiiiti iii iititiiit By the Associated Press ABRAHAM LINCOLN COLLECTED Librarian of Illinois Historical So- | ture journalists, hymns of praise and fu-. librarian of. “The first songs in honor of Lin- de. LONDON, Sanders, Oct. of “Amateur Gard 14.—Thomas W. dean of British horticul- is dead here. nearly 50 years he was the ening.’’ - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH .- British Horticultural Editor Dies. Ready for today standard for 1930! For editor appointment, an ~|Drin] Mt Cabin tongs were! dhe Be loved Favor | HYGRADE WATER & SODA CO. GArfield 0130 1314 S. With every modern underground 100-car garage, and other unique advantages. Offering a diversi fied selection and combination of rooms The Congsress—The Senate Hotel—A partments On Union Bl. at Pershing Av. new standard in residential apartment hotels Furnished or unfurnished; with or without kitchens any number or combination of rooms from one to eleven Ready for occupancy The finest in St Louis with an ideal | in overlook Ing Forest Park Know set a cali Get the facts today what Congress and Senate living « fiers you E. J. Caldwell, Manager. aacengegha I EL INVESTMENT Co. Owners . . Sam Koplar, Pres. ” Telephone Forest 4806 : 13th ia A eg a Pt eeetarsesee ee pant is TRAVEL and RESORTS Southern California The City of Loe Angeles. wih « peruletion of well is the ord tis the hut of one of the country's fichest agricu: over « miiiten, ters) communities The growth @n ‘California are ed waa ad liar wet im Tle Harbor Exports ad eel whet es, ~ St . ac™ the Birds to ROM time immemorial millions of birds have flown out of the northland to California. You, urge and come with the birds to this en- chanting land. Know the charm of i the interest. fun, You'll find quaint old Spanish Mis- SIONS, ago; silvery ocean beaches; aftord unrivalled scenic views; sweep- ing flower-decked plains, warmth and sunshine that will make life glorious. Play golf on 60 modern courses; ride herseback along winding bridle traiis picnic in a palm-lined canyon; hunt Climb ley, if you wish. Motor (the King’s Highway } with porgeous views Yosemite National Park, open winte! broad Drive past mile after mile of orange argest cilr weslth and marvelous resources of Bouts the 4 Lever i tre fact ar Qigures pertaining te the County of Les Angeles ssaue iy = y foreman and imfiested by LAve 192 oveeaee A ooateaiinn eeaeon of os @eve Fy gear ‘roenc¢ crops st Souther rn California Now! “winter in Southern Instinctively they come. feel this natural Heed it this year, Pasadena January Ist. too, may eacn Fall. the most entertaining t, the rest, the exclusive restaurants, founded more than 150 vears deserts that rival the Sahara; mountains that winter long. Bring the entire family. to interrupt school life. all and 2 highest twpe. sail on the Pacific; camp, and fish in mountain tastnesses. mile-high mountain by trol- - play tennis; Chicago. ties. down “Fl Camino Real’ it now. on every side. Visit the gre: 52 pages, tllustrated. r and now reached over a new motor highway. this winter. do, every year. All-Year Vacation Land Supreme on the Peciic Coss Year Club of Seuthern Califernia lon A-+)s, bey Angeles. ! | Please send tions. Amo | turmsties in [ Les Angeles Sen Bernardino fnemier of Commerce Bidg.. (aliforuim wey the counties which | hawe check Orance Senta Barbara San Diego $e 912.744 + 565 TT oof 0) bh year permitting ae eC UEC CLIN I AE OL ALOR IA A 8 Come now or plan now to dee why the birds are here and you'll come again, as they groves in full bearing. Pick an oragge yourself and eat it—from the tree. See the Tournament of Roses in Look on at the $10,000 Open Golf ‘Tournament in Los Angeles January 5 to 9. Spend hours of metropolitan gaiety in a city said by travelers to be one of in the world. Visit theatres, go to dances, parties, fine hotels, tend championship wrestling and box- ing bouts, football and baseball! games; auto races—any amusement that you wish—you Il find it here—now and No need kiere are schools, both public and private, of the A new train service will soon bring the Coast within 63 short hours of Take advantage of these opportuni- The first step is the coupon. Send We'll mail you the most com. plete book on vacations ever writtens nite ur free booklet about Southern Californig wece- bwkieis telling we ally about attractions and opper- ef. | Riverride .. Ventura at- come eso ee ~ Fr. %6 re arene RTO ns CORE vs APOE REN OE EN A NR Dry ah R sat 2) QoS 7 oni oa Pet ORE RBI m8 isda cia naira at Sor : Bove pe roa ey are oc rr eh be Antennae Main «ani nh ARE nS iN CC PA selma Dre hinges he Ny eee ght 9) ey a: nid Aca Pai ead < 4. On “ferpsetinly ope pe - ™ . i + i . oe ek: a ga “i Le tiie Fis ae RT oa ST » pe abe A eg er raaen, es ALS ea IN Veen aii ssigagn Ahan aleurone 7 booing cob ewaye apne <A fond a RR 1. Do ARP De tiers Si aghast Peat a ry ree “te spt eel RMA EA RMN CIR alc ieee GA Uae akan xii RN os i ba + Apt 98 7 Ba Cantera t , th ~ ee ier et Ny . Me ert oe , ‘ Lieven abe: Nieto ANE er? Seen

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Je ee SR cts oat? FR Rane re $5 Fi 7 SS gee Pe isi 4 Co tar Ri a aaa i cate ad an . » # £ ae [ft : i + - se 7 : * Ef : es % * hc = cs = ea 2. § a | 7% bet Fa} 4 t : ; : > 4 i Ps is B a 4 ah , CT TAX RATE IN CITY $2.58 PER $100; IN c ontinecd fr ™ Page 21. luncheon resterday main merce at peating in tl-.e penance published | Caulfield, speakin | the pian, pointed | rejected by the people at | } i “si? eae oe ~ er that if it SUBURB IT IS $3.85 | re- arguments ; ‘ ‘Rn support © te the spe- cial election of Oct. 26, the Con- stitution will prohibit appointment of a new Board of Freeholders to draft a new plan, for five years “St Louts County.” he said in reality is the third city of the State in gize—St. Louis is first. then | Kansas City, then the county. ithout the 90d iwhich* is a great city ¥ t] ROP r bit of f o— force facilities a owen citv ought ° : your dress? Don't let ito have For tnstance, they will the spot remain. inewer have adequate sewers in the (ee) nergine ; county unless they join with the Keep a can of E _ citr so as to send sewage to the your desk. Saturate a cloth. Rubthespot,watch it vanish! | Mississippi.” Lack of adequate police prot a i tien in the nty and lack of high Energine comes in handy cans. ane Sa ae aie ak ee Pap rege Leaves no odor. Large 10-oz. can cine ih ines pte etic i oa « ong or Oye Caulfield He ridiculed the op- ee (pesition slogan of ‘save our choo's.”’ Area “Mere Doesn't addition o ad > ** = Lashiy rejoined. “€oes not make a | . , te. * 2 — - great city Peopie living in the itn- —Facelient for cleaning typewriter type znd » Pee weg platen roll i corporated Ant mt unincorporate re county districts located there large- . — . m Aieir > . ; ; ly because conditions were better than in the large cities. no reason why those of ts «he are emplored in the city should favor annexation because We earn our money there but iive tn the county. “This plan will be as bu “If It Comes From rcensome to the peopie cf the city as of the 4 county. Talk about bosses in the county don’: know that I'd be willing to trade bosses with rou n the citr | It’s the Best” Lashiy ridiculed the provision in the merger eacheme for a new Delmar at De Baliviere bei Twentr-ninth Ward, tn the country which he said would be 359 miles ST, LOUIS’ FRESHEST FISH! Yellow Pike, Lake Trout) 9). long, include 59.000 acres of farm land and be s sf the whole of Louis. three times the area i the present § St. He admitted that there were some “really troublesome prob- Oysters ? lems” to be met in the county. Standerds. quart Rebuttal by Caulfield. LOBSTERS — 90¢t Replring. Caulfield said Lashiyv th. had not uttered a word denring the Direct aye nll gag the need for a centralized government : , nor for public health service. po- ST. LOUIS BEST MEATS! lice protection, sewerage. parks and fT derioi other facilities tn the county. An- Bee en in ™ swering the srmeument that the a merger would make too vast a Brook ficid C ettr, Caulfield showed that the Farm “See- eariy S*. Louis bore about the sage: per C same relation in area to the pree- nk ent-dav city (as formed in 1876) anemia as the present St. Louis bears to Bratwurst ie the proposed expansion. can In his rebuttal. Lashiv declared IMPORTED eounty to compare with the River des Peres in Forest Park. which he Frankfurters said the city had been trving to two years. He gave wherever sewers are eliminate for warning that 4 palre im can, per can IMPORTED Prague Hams 99-29 | ST. LOUIS’ BEST POULTRY built the people wi!l have to par for them. The citr’s T92!8 bond issre pro- vided for making a closed sewer of that the ef ream he. he con. neers explainine rm ust fore the park section downstream can be prepared ar¢ > atruocted Dehate at Sutton School hundred Honey Ball ; Surely the Sweetest C Melon Ewer (:rown, Severa] d persons attend- Rome ed a debate at the Sutton Schoo! 2 Ibs. Apples "==" 15¢ Maplewood, last nicht. tn which PEK BOX $2.45 Joseph Forshaw an4 Mwright Cur- WASHINGTON PACKED rie took the affirmative and Rob. ? | f - | 1§ ert A. Roesse! and Frof. George Sn ONES WENT Gicokcus took the negative. Amons other meetings Candy Dept largely attended 7 5 6 ering at Overland and Cocsanut Tea Biscuits LB. bout £9 Osage Hills Cocsanut Fruit Squares ( Meetings are becoming quite fre- : : quent on both sides of tha nee- Coceany! Rainbe Bites : . Cocoanu: Bonbens _. roused. especia!iv in the county a . PEPPERMINT CREAMS The County Annexation WINTERGREEN CREAMS PURIN , last night were gath- ¢ promerger eefecr on anti at Leagpe is + o4* At pet : i PUlCinNg Up a@ precinct organization _ - "= oa to compete with the County Com- mittee Opposed to WHOLE Amnexation and — ha as sow WHEAT ie rhe an- FLOUR Republican machine nmexation league wil! hold Trieetings BRANZOS rx" at Bellefontaine and in St. An. PRG. =i drews Church Hall, Luxemburg Letra —" : J SMALL 4° 12 2% vening rom Maplewood Advertises for Bids for : vw Two Sewer Districts. MUMONDS SS" 28MM cee sete cor cect 8 tal. LB tutheorized the City rk Ld Evtra Lb«. Ye ta hi I . . »~ property Wouid _ ‘ro? hollywood Cup- QA . . . ie [TIye@ Ti ail ’ > + .** »* “ . j ** SenfGhurki .— er of the ‘8, in * Testes Like (Coffee. em. k en ee nn Per rks VviGge ede" ia own im provemen is, ay ¢ used aS an argument against me: mer with the city the fact that th: —— ic} BAKERY DEPT. aSsesses speciai taxes for ioca! improvements JOBS FOR 1337 PUPILS OBTAINED BY SCHOOL SOARD pe CHEESE CAKE, Each 2c CARAMEL ROLLS". "=18e Empiorvment for 1337 giris, who chose to go to er completing grade been found hv the Board of Educa- tien’s Division seiing durin the last ~ordin to annuai John J. Maddox, superintenden: of instruction 3405 permits allowing under 16 “alls were s\ OTe an : work aft- ec hoo} ha a’ . . - - = — eens REELS “Simmons be om Steel Bench > © a a @ @ i @ ss & * _¥» bf Simmons Larg Steel Chair me @ Friday and Saturday—T he Two Final Days which is looked forward to each ¥ - es 7 r TY FT ’ j ‘] -, : 4 4% , ~ ~ = . a oe a en on 2. ; H R] TLGaN ey ri ao © Ge = ee ' - i } - ~* + - bd ; ss — = mtr - 7— ~ oi. ne +H « - “ Cine i > ae ee rm £4 go J f , a y ; 4 ' LILT hy » > ROUSE iA ry. ‘~ ae again ae yeaah x ¥ + + - we FO ee & dR 2 /f ee j - —— a, t 1 + La See ttt es T rive DaT 18 OTTET@G in CUT ) rl Anniversary wi’ a’ ‘ i 3 merrhanaiana anda tmthtal ceriice to the heopie OF . Uf iae 3 Ao A Liew }'& - ; é = + + ww FF . ~—- -* F & > x —. - I I . : ‘ ~ a " a - > \'/)1 a MmACP wmmenmPointe ae Cy . y*X LaT i iS ~ Lda & + > ~~ * 4 WR i we “Cibson”™ Seale of Refrigeraotr for Thrift $i.25 Vaiece, ct Friday ef 69¢ Vaire. fer Frode,» a= Tarif? 24 r refrigerator ai “ * - ~ $7.00 Cash Steel Gray end Frestecd Fiber Meheganry cor Buffets Reed Rockers Library $é Vaiwe. fer Thrift $16 Vaeiee, fer TaArift $22 Value, fer , Friday at Friday at Fricey at ee) Dee of -) Coal Shovels Tarift Oak Tables TaArift i $8.40 $14.25 x ma ~T TL i" kara ae Tow. ye | fine. - a a " 3? . EF 4 ” »* x - “— \I A “7 4 » | : e| colors and “ sh or solid oak —_ a > > -— a - - ~ ~ . nt . = a> . p sini a - _ . - ~ > rr ~ = " eS ~ - i = Ls - & a Ss G = —_— aT > > we « =* @ 7 g = , x er ra A i eT - tonne ter drawer, . ios ~ $71.00 Cash $1.00 Cash ry W einut _~ a Bedroom Pieces Cane YW éf ai Panel Da-Bed Dresserobe , $7.50 te $10 Vaizwes, for $35 Veiue, for Tart $2150 Vaizvze. fer iAartit rhetth Friday of F rida, in Friday at e° ; ; fei — _@ 2Q Ss? 6) S1] Q5 4 | Oe CL . bi ” ‘ et — holce a a 1am se si st oe @4ubia ws B1.Ti Ue ° . z Ld : ~ c raw r ’ J y spa ae : > 0 $1.00 Cesn $7.00 C esr $2.00 Ces Ss Bedroom | Suites Fae’ oa $248 |} aive. I’erse@ry Ann: - ) Sele Price SITQOF OO T “SS ete ss pate — $10 €ash Finw..# > ; Oak Breakfast Suites rece $60 Vaiue, Anni versery Sele Price a8 oaw*? e) Pei ak Sultes Bedroom Bench y =, S is - 7 ] ] - J ‘ ise = + pat , a st 47 7 fT ae at been selected tor Thnft Fnday at savings that > Greater St. Louts. RRR Big NaEsee IS HERE AGAIN, 7 -_ ~ _ + 47° 3 >: > -7%9 2219 agains greater tnan eve “ ~ ' > ~-« tf: are OMMENSUTALE a 7 -_ : re vi a ate ss oi nration of our d Vedrs of nonest , ee a ; . No need to pay > = VINGS GREATER THAN EVER BEFOR ATTEND THE CLOSING DAYS OF — s Sale 2 AO 6 ne All Heaters and R Reduced ARE BILOXI, PA; a CITY a ) BAY MI Trip to DeFUNIAK Tickets good 21 dars to retcrn: ham, Ala. Tickets will be honor Fall | Rel our Easy Budget Plan to help you buy. - Round W illew Clothes Hamper $2.00 Valwe, for Thrift Friday at $1.00 Sura ~ woven of = = — = | Seay ¥ ww a > ~ = = ad —~ a ~ + ~ — 4itd ais Gem oa - = 4 _a at © "4 ° Tepestry Living-Room Chair $45 Veiue. for Friday at $19.75 Heer * hf n g- Thrift Venetian W cinc! Vanity Dresser $65 WVaiee,. for Thrift Friday at Lh “= -s ~~) « z ~~ ~- = ~~ —; nd Th ee wr us Tra Ters Ow La Vine-Piece D os ae ia Suite V alwe, $275 =F — | Po eee Eats Frie First In Webb Was Bed-Rid- *°* den and Helpless es N “Artef™” Steel Gray Kitchen Cabinet $65 Veaizce, for Friday eat Thrift All-Steel Grav Enamel Combination Ranges 195 Values “ am’ rhe mare S ] 39° Sale Price..... oo a slight p ; re a 4 “ _ . v t > A , § > ' ay ‘ snail diaanininnatlialine Sté eT enameling threughest. » . com The a hk gz er ; - : ; : of separa ae eee he fire bez ened to gas. I was down in bed Adler en uD hope when [ began om @ wae r : Zz : gz cleset are d had g : featured. They are fully guarant enke Adierika. Now, I eat every Adie $12 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments iag—friei corn, string beans, fried best s : ; sfoes—and am enjering myrself givreer (SI ct fiest time in 15 rears. — other Webb elemen Large Parlor Heater most medicines, AdMaMATIEEEEE Steel Grey or Seetted = BUTH upper and lower wars ; ng % testines a REAL the tm $33 Walues . } Aanrversary bleatin less sie China Cabinets $55 Vaiue, for Thrift Sale Price mate 8: pei - Friday at a - ht was in vour system. Even if De. } june ies * 50) move dailv, rou will be sur- ** Adie > ’ . ._* $35. M) d how much more old matter nal ele ™ . Z z : - ~ > ~- > = - > ° “ s » - » + —— _ > «at $2.00 Cash nicke rimmings ° = a ' = - - - 4 rie $1 Cash—Belence in Easy Payments 2 ee I | “Nifty” Oak Heater § Le $15 Walue. Amaring snot fer price alone. Price alone price. An elegant Baby Grand—euch as yi IVORY Anniversary A spiendid Grand, that might easily cost } Price making made possible by the enormous fa Enamel! Beds $30 te $40 Vaizes. Thrift Friday ct $16.50 — HT . Sean chain of super-vaiue-giving music oe for EF XE LLENT 4 reat et, Oak — . EN! aOR, — Ww ainut oS A rrr - Seie Price as Low as $12 a Mont Trade in Your Present Piano in| actan should be made today. er withi Grand Piane. Latest model. new dain ‘ay priced at $4858. | Don’t Wait—Select Yours Today—Come Down Tonight ! ee ee Mn en ee Seiid * Anni - 2D UP BE AOPW SCA Wes HC ROS ays Rl + Eee 1120-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE STREET

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F | ‘VER BEFORE DAYS OF “LOUIS POST-DISPATCH |WANTS-sstare es og r. ‘ ° ¥ = Yor a a % i % 4 = un “* -_ — an NE tah stencil ee or PART THREE. . ST \" “TO ‘ y Ee i, yams : PAGES 2 ee a 4 a A eG te - - Qe ees maintaining under $5000 bond. at an inquest to- a men - ee — ae > tt iw = ' : in ; Ose the Pquest, , w tl! ‘using the maiis to defraud, in send- pp re ! Mee Anne oti. i i L@ rr ~ TL! . - pies i ii ° Hegge avenue, St. lLAuls i a —_— an six months 38, of 6132 F ~ pany’s financial condition to bank- able time—more than County, who éie4 Guriday of septic ers, T0 REQUEST CONTINUANCE aeteinaetnensincangee poisoning resulting from an illegal | Motion to Be Presented When lnited States District Attorney Doctor Held for Homicide. ‘operation. gg: Case Is Called Monday, Will Breuer was notified today that Dr. Charles B. DeGroat, 59 FOsss | ” | | Be Opposed. the continuance will be asked on 'o9jd, of 2012 South Ninth street, was) of homicide, via LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE R. R. | MONDAY, OCTOBER 18TH in FARE’ BILOXI, PASS CHRISTIAN, PASCAGOULA, MISSISSIPPI : Round CITY and OCEAN SPRINGS, MISS.—MOBILE, BAY MINNETTE and FOLEY, ALA.—PENSACOLA, Trip to DeFUNIAK SPRINGS, CRESTVIEW, MARIANNA, FLA. Tickets good 21 days to return; stopovers permitted anywher. desired south of Birming- to prepare its case. be asked by the ground that former Judge on a charge , . pina “hi : » ¢ the defense in the trial of Forrest Henry 8. Priest, chief counsel for eee the defendants, has been out of| ; hs ) ’ ae Ter on | Ferguson, president of the Fergu- ,., . city, and has not had time to son-McKinney Manufacturing Co.,' prepare the defense. Judge Priest A continuance will held ————— Unless Your Eye Glasses Give Perfect Satisfaction, They Are Costly Cleans Satin and Kid Slippers Clean your soiled satin and kid slippers with Carbona—they will be good for many more dances. Make them look jeaters and Ranges Reduced and Alfred F. Baggot, secretary of , returned from Europe recently. | the company, when ‘the case is Edward W. Foristel is associated called before Federal Judge Davis, with him as defense -counsel. The “Jerry Tarbot”’ a Veteran | Monday. They are charged with District Attorney said he would Seen at Belleauetaoin cmf | Seen at Verdun and Bel- R. J. DAWSON OPTICAL CO. ,..¢%, Have your EYES EXAMINED “THE DAWSON WAY.” Moderu Instruments. No Drugs ham, Ala. Tickets will be honored in sleeping cars on paymadnt of regular Pullman rates. Experienced Uptometrists. leau Wood, Doesn’t Know | We Specialize =“ ulistes’ rescriptions Used. 97 YEARS IN like new by going over them with e clean cloth No Matter Full information at City Ticket Office, 318 N. Broadway; Relay Depot, East St. Louis; Union Station, or phone G. E. Herring, Div. Pass. Agent, Boatmen’s Bank Bldg. Ain School- children’s Kyes. Accurately Filled. saturated with Carbona. It dries instantly, leaving What the Price 1303 ASKSFORCLEWS Besson weed AT CONVENTION | | One-Year Csuaraniee With Fach Patr. | ; Philadelphia ens Ex-Mem- : ‘LARGE SPHERICAL LENSES f ® ° ° Lenses for reading or distance, f,enuine Crevks Shaded Lena, | g > ber of Fifth United States | ne ee a es $1.70 | for eyes affected by light: pair ¢ : , | | Bifocal oF cam “gd and $2 70 Ca —— ager pod head- Without Igjury to Fabric or Calor ag pe” _Pnear combine im one liens ° } acne, reading @r rest: pair } a _ Marines. LATEST STYLES IN FRAMES. $1.50 AND UP. ONE WEEK SALE | I SOROS: 69 Cine Cotten a Ss Open Saturday EYES : Until EXAMINED 6 P. M. FRLE ADVERTISEMENT Recognized by Delegate at 513 OLIVE STREET GRAND & WASHINGTON | ‘By the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 14.— Irs me in ears =: members of the American) w- — - a ie — eS . | Legion in the hope that they might } ry | (|) oe toh . (Diowae ronal of { Lesson 2 identify him, was recognized by | {? O 0, 19Z6 ; | Sesquicent: ma | Cd 4 1] } 19 ZO Od 10,19 Zhe Webb Was Bed-Rid- | Benjamin Spang, a den and Helpless intestinal bact tes nial guard, as a former member intestinal! eteria. Tele Se vee rag pe “i of the Sixteenth Company, Fifth aa 'Pverrthing I put in my mouth med to gas. I was 4 bed . C Cy 46 reseri iy eve sag gg ' cc : Dr. A. ie hi; bh) I Pate be Ad i United States Marines. Spang said lerika with highiv satisfactory re-| : : Ka ignis 84 actory fF men's name, Gown In @ had given up hope when I began take Adlerika. Now, I eat every or . remembered him. Dr. J. Weaver: ‘‘In my 50 years’ tice. I have found nothing to ex ing—fried corn, string beans, fried tatoes—and am enjoving mvself p the first Tnlike most medicines, Adlerika s upon BUTH upper and lower el, giving the intestines a REAL ansing and bringing out old poi- jus matter which you never maght was in vour avstem. Even if Wels move daily, vou wii! be sur- eed how much more old matter [l-Steel Gray Enamel bination Ranges — Fonts abil Ley 12 A) ~ y aes 3 ES I: ue AE OL: ET PAS PRR RONG Ee eRe Serer yt Re a : batt Adierika brings out which may hare been causing all vour trouble. In slight such as occasional constipation, GAS bloating. indiges- tion or sick headache, ONE spoonful s AS Teste hardier tienen? JENT cast tron Combina- Ramers with the newest ‘ay enameling throughout. cing oven ts J&-inch -with gas burner. ‘The fire box nieed linings, 4 top gas n warming closet are They are fully guaranteed, , » Bes , disorders é Aye? i GiseTe 4 , ne did not know the but distinctly Tarbot is about Mir as Se aR -cegetaena tne 4 ee ne ee tid d Dualand ap Re Sahepte he ie eS 20 years old. He it h Ft ut memories. onlv Doctors Praise Adierika | k [; , Adlerika is a compound of the . BE. Puckett: ‘*' | best saline intestinal cleanser not noe : ! enegs ab? ra) ee | | . FE ‘ . e . , = wone Up im an ) mvs inicTre Hath ,' | glveerine, cascara, and years. Awful impurities were elim-|,..jum at Stockton Cal. : ' _ 11; and retem ”* mg SSeh SS hie A ras-expelliing an ") | gavVStTeMmM. ‘ 9 . - : 7? 5 - *y z ° . 7 attack of ain elements. It is excellent for Intes Dr. F. M. P. (neme withheld bv past a blank The . ° ‘ — . ‘ ini i ia” «i WiACiL IAM. i it tinal Stasis. a disease due to modern request): ‘‘I use Adilerika in al a ae ial gga ys a ne : Tarbot”’ was given wavs of living and often bowel! cases. Some require only one!,,.. + to hetiaved that } t ; a iuYTy? : ‘ is ry i ~% et} Ber ¢> the true cause of sour stomach, gas dose. bloating, nervous drspepsia and rest : less sleep. Adlerike a Dot, Ti. dn : At leading drug ‘A dlerika, in addition to its intesti- ; . In St. Lonis at Wolff-Wilson nal cleansing, checks the is without a home. w rela- Ansar tives and wit memory ZOEes when he ae asian yikes After using Ad with better than for 20 h—Balance in Easy Payments a Oa} > Parlor Heater : years, rmickKkinorn, " _ > ‘* es , +a ane | f ‘i aes time in 15 vears. other detergent from mt‘ GRRL Re . : } + néesia tnat oe te a ee err - ary which is a: Shey ang. lee la cerry in the World War and BRelleau Wood Values. yversary Price NA | 5S) lec , Big 5 or Heaters &{ iron , fought =e am e¢ - ~h + ae. trian Cae .o matter what vou have tried fo your stomach and bowels, i i) ou. . Installment Buying Be- ~ coming Crushing Bur- den on Nation and Defeats Effect of Low- Cost Production. convention today defeated a o r¢ = : [4 ‘ | . reaifirming its!) position World Court. J Shoub, New York, sars: luti s . . e } resoiution favor of the orowtt of . rc rn OT here was a short 9 ‘ , 7 ¢ a: ~~ + 2 ia {> 2" ' i . i resolrtion The burden of the W orld C*, ’ |} position being that the was political and the matter 3-Day Special litical. iso defeated a (Congress to ex-i] ar from May, 1927, | ing foreign soldiers j — 2 ‘ 4 f who served in the American force: F $ . UNTIL in the World War te ater! the | Buy; ! | PRICE DOES NOT a O’CLOCK United States as extra quota under | ) z yst | | DURING SALE iis tmeniarstion ioe) THe dapert-| dicing 1-Bayime | GOVERN QUALITY) »—Balance in Easy Payments 8 ie 6 EI tty’ Oak Heater $15 Value, Anniversary Sale The Two Amazing Values While They Last Amaring not for price alone. Price alone means nothing. But amazing because of the value offered at _the price. An elegant Baby Grand—such as you would find featured elsewhere as unusual value at $700 to $750. discussion A splendid Grand, that might easily cost you double st another time or place. A striking example of price- shing. although Price making made possible by the enormous facilities of the world's largest music house operating an ocean-to- we a . Ocean chain of super-value-giving music stores. Call early and secure choice of these superb instruments. _ as ——- Brand-New naaltae qa — | | pris con Fallacy Cheap Goods, , ventic t 4 ge a cy $ wer aw - - smtiion in Faris aS a delegate oe SXCELLENT Oak | ae 5 he i ws .e . a . 7 a oe . ~ , FESO2 . « . — 2 re ea make—for small Col. William Mitchell of the WDis- ‘OO They are ’ trig ee & iT, * °"y"} vr 4 | ‘ ee oe ee oe oe iriet of Columtih: Thom4s iA. Lee.| Goods the Best - } n attorney of To e MUOL. ] bia; J f blne atee]l— - 4 an a iopeka Bae 2.5 Monroe Johnsen. an attorney of | > ae wens. 7 South Carolina: Howard Savage of ee ee : ; Iliinois: Edward Spafford of New £ 1 either coai or ,. York and Jay Williams. an attor ; | a ° ney of South Dakota Col. Mitchell | “4 —— _ A } infer 1 ¢ ; +} e : Se Sas wae ape ; nas informed friends that he is not | : a ¥ a candidate. F. : , 27.000 Still in Hospitals. ) , About 27,060 RMS teresa ter I E payment, balance ‘commer | Ew lowas S$LZQ a Month ay pews oo. ee 2 . A de tae ited: Trade in Your Present Piano in Part Payment : Selection should be made today. or within the next few days. An unusual opportunity to own a high-grade by Grand Piano. Latest model, new dainty smal! Grand Pianos; wonderful tone and action, beaytiful finish. ially priced at $485. | Don’t Wait—Select Yours Today—Come Down Tonight ! " ~ + J es a+ ° ment of Italy advocated the resolu- tion. ~ FE} 4 ¢ " i A f hy b ri : _ | a *, . » . . , ry “ "s.¢ a . F 5 : -i€ (107 ©* ila { ry naideé j ’ van @ = ~? ‘ —_ 4a » . C OY tinned ry he * : a ~4 X ii JOY §" = e t hana. Cloth ns A “" - toe day . & Slots») O , o and fr Consumer Injures Himself by Believing | informed ne cannot has not recovered nopes to attend next venr'e p> ABA IAN AE econ oy ov 1 pad te sip a wood re eae —— wate si By SAMCEL CROWTHER. Copyrighted 1928. “This country is prosperous and it | ugeht to stay proeperous.’” es ~ Kord in our thir® Ine 5 Aenea tlh ate sda acl a ) ; Wi aie veterans, $000 of = . = sa - > ; whom are suffering ror fupercu- ] ig oa e ea? ’ m. iOsis, ar Stil tariums, Brigad! ae am Pena Bay ‘ Limni¢ni, s* i ica }j iil 'tais and sani- reneral John V ander of the Disable eterans of the World ‘ar, who came to Philade!- pt} ia to express for the Legion's aid t - ~+ } reporied ‘ tu , ORGANS - HARPS - MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS — ined CTICAL Set of Co. of f ; . . Better Clothes for Less Money! had bee: ~ a > *% + s G&eé-, Qui "'T hie organization The drive will | Louis and St. | > ss { campaikse nearing completion . “an . Nov ,, in Bi Louis County. } wry La oe’ iece Mixing Set and aie rr: $1.25 Value, Says Mellon Got Big Tax Refund. - i a A uatab Anmnsversary Sale FPrace v " By the Aspociatec Press Authorized NEW YORK. Oct. 14 Wurlitzer Dealer 3619 S. Grand Bi. Authorized trlitzer Dealer 19 S. Grand BI. —That AMn- | a: > = “ & drew W. Melion. Secretary of the in) } / Treasury, took advantage of rules a¥ , known only to a few lawyers and bankers to president of the obtain for - large giaes 1006 OLIVE STREET Arnerica.,. a tax retund ©o! abot! Selis for CASH Only! * — for mixing or : $1,600,000 was the charge made b) . _- ff - EAST ST. LOUIS STORE—309 COLLINSVILLE AV. ‘Senator Royal $. Copeland at the _——-¢ —_e——— * Tammany Hall raily here rename ang ae i re IF err : . night.

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PAGE 26__ Rhematt dels RUSSIAN WORKERS can be ageenporenst Freshen Up! | Nicest Laxative, “Cascarets 10c prompt reuel -—— quay | effective for neuralgia, | : ' lumbage and govt. In use | Ab. Al Drugguscs | Central Committee to Cease £. POUCERA & CO., Inc., Importers New York, N. Y. Opposition to St talin. guffer any longer. bottle of Eade’s eee at | your drugg sts. They bri ng | over $0 years. He Ignores Warnings of Soviet | THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14, 1926 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — 634,500 AUTOS REGISTERED [2:20 serene vo Fiche U.S. Filme | 62.750 trucks had been licensed, a | trations totaled $7,626,000, the re- lire. The films shown will all the Associated Press. | ROME. Oct. 14.—A motion pic- * seeracheor CITY, Me., Oct. 14. | ‘ erush - ture merger designed to crush ohana Ld has passed the €25,000 americare competition Im Italy has m . ? in the iP nie eg ef motor been formed under the auspices vehicles, according to the Septem- of the Italian Commercial Bank ber report of the Automobile Reg- | alt 0 oO ‘The Stefano Pittaluga Co. the tration Department. On Oct La 'jargest in the country, absorbs sev- total of 571.750 automobile and eral others, taking over the own- vr4 h 7 ership of 200 movie houses ana *n? on ree the control of 2000 others, ana Fees derived from these regis- doubling its capital to 100,000,000 1 be cf - i | 7 } ~ m~lan?y!s i- re i fan (oo port from the Treasury Department Italian manuiactut and feature. | showed. only Italian players. | ‘ ; ‘ BE OO OOO : ‘nie Don’t stay headachy, bilious, con-; Nothing else cleans, sweetens, and | Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch | 4 stipated,. sick! Take one or two,refreshes the entire —. like | and New York World. if ‘“‘Casearets’’ any time to mildly pleasant, harmless, candy-! ‘*Cas- | Copyright, 1926, by the Press snd >ulitace ag stimulate your liver and start your carets. ? . They never gripe, A eg ublist ‘on, (New York World) 7 ; 4 bow els, Then rou Wil! fee] fi ne, or sicken. Directions for nen, wom- Basiness building is certain and Post-Dx spatchy) i | your head becomes clear omach en, children on each bin hke through the use of Post-Dispatch PARIS, Oct. 14.—The revol lution. | EI j j —- Ss Y . aia y ' Sia sea ee setts panes Business Card Want Columzus at Pe ees aweet ti ngue pink ‘ nd Abe n rosv stores (ary workers of Leningrad and Mos-_ r. i, _ — — “ere * sheinsd nee. “ ‘og , small expe ea ps att hie sow who furnished the physical if |force to upset the Czar and then, | u : Six months later, to overthrow the | ce Kerensky Government, are lining | cla up behind Leon Trotzky in his op- | position to the soviet hierarchy, ac- 2 from JSs! ,; si Us R la. . Th ie political bureau, its executive arm. within the last week has twice informed Trotzky that he could continue opposing the powers that be only at risk of being judged by the Central Executive Committee WHEN you order H & K today, you but Trotzky has paid no attention . . to the warnin an: s gone right will have finally found your kind of petro rte geen rcng coffee. | Zinevieff and Piatkoff, who led the revolt at first, are now Trotz- Evenly ground, purified ofall uneven Ky's evieenntn They have orran- particles. Easily and perfectly brewed, ized meetings to criticise the Govr- wasteless and truly economical. ee ce ns oe he You'll be so thoroughly satisfied with « ere again ac ea! _ wit th K rensky its superior flavor you will never again cc a thee of maaund have further cause to experiment with rankers such as Radek, Bergieff other blends. Zoft and a string of revolutionists Drink it. Serve it. Nobody in your eas = did but whe | family will have anything but praise sn to offer. as There are rumors of coming armed demonstrations by workers contrib- of the same factories which , = Tent tne T his made the origina: revoiutions. 4 tine th aor ara si) ut pport ing Trotzky “~~ 7 against Staiin Stalin and th carr ™ 4 i es feecipline Trotzky and e hierarchy are ¢de- on ‘. wt TT ee A - ar. Zinovief? who are equally deter ' " . a” ~~ ~ 3 mane mined to win back poweranrn nan Ria be Puesia the center of world re lu- WESTMINSTER TO D — OXFORD, AUSTRALIAN TEAMS Westminster ( caincee Squad Accepts Pre-Season Challenges of Visiting Students. + b a ~ Br -be Associated Fress ; ~~ = rN Mio Oet. 14 ie %, ect. | am ¢ ‘ ath Wo ~ | % 4 * ee ilv ~inater College, which annually Liseeiws ejopDs Orc 4 +h ea aAIRTrY Wis a ing t ams in - as * ~ han ee - * 7 ~~ rr ee. ape its co sre in Te - £ oeth wt Ws ars his season. 0 +o ~ _ mening t with a ,tea = voll ms ° T’nivers of =VCn 7 he - . ~ Fs | » sydney, Australia, will be held here be * oe ty ters s & ot 4 Is TV 9 W Ce is- Ss ~ 4 | . Vs + : = _— ? } ~~ 2 ™ “E" é Ps , el OL nH T Ly 4 ge » “= - , - t r (“haries I Lea 4 rr Ss ie: Be a be ee . _pF ~~ eT a = * * ~ - a schedul to meet tf \ustralians. " , - ae ¢ ~» - HUGE SA ing. team from the University | x ixford. England, has been received RECONDITI ind accepted by the Westminster eam. The date for ntest has Lo natnw Th , es AT UNION’S TWO EXCHANGE T ~ present agrees a * . ; ™ ‘ % jit tit oA = STORES the Veet ton errand - 2 } ‘ _ . > | ~ "mre " i ee . adh : : ‘ : no OLA : cA , ~ , i — a 2 ee i+ _— - sie a nhere or in _ =. Be 5 ik ae a> Overstujfed Suites Priced n —_— V nounced. ery Low ical died am Cratoed. ter- P ‘ & souan a in. Sas ‘ aw ‘ “a « . * *)> ~ . | , ~ ‘ 3 « 4 —s. . # e . e 2 + d-Pe. Velour Suites Per 2824. Te Furton tea ” nn - ~ F e %¥ a popular te of the audience BD: "436 ’ is she red Kx x ~ ~~ » oa OC -_ > 3 1¢dgee % e se e “ Zits e ~~. a ~ et thie vear @ The reguiar debating season does : open un next spring but since = ; — “— —— i. bad a? . ee ' mrmigawsn i ) Aus Sian +) . f ; | -Pe Moha ae STIT Q teams arm uring the country and -_ >. +> a » / LAS “itp fii ssuedc Na — the West > — * a a SAYS INSANE CAN BE TAUGHT Milwaukee Minister - Asserts A fflict- ed Appreciate _ ligious Sermons. “Pastora! he Insane” was discussed yesterday by thea Rev. E. Duemling of Milwaukee Wis., at a convention of Associated T +t . vy - ; - i wtheran Yarities in the Synod por Oe ~ ae i ~~ a. - “ea at tha Rae oh mm £ ‘ Ps | - . a4 — ae i ae f3i Our Redeemer Many of the insane, he sa!d wer: pen to religious teaching. listened appreciativeiy to sermons in simple ruagce rarely Tm issed Services and requested communion at regy- i" v r" v ry | lar intervals and after fitting prep- \J aration The Rev. H. Gallman o¢ New York told of mission wor rn among immigrants and habitues of lodging houses and dance halls. v Youth and Girl Disappear. n Joseph Abram Jr., 19 years old \ -™ ? = and Sarah Wuilllama 15 both of . a ihe en Carbon, have been missing 3 °¢ . ; $2* to $40 A 50 $7 90 2) be : Value 0 r 1*. 3. oe -) “om their homes since Tuesday # iene | a Foie: night. Abram’s father’s ear #: ™ ' eas ; + " % LAT-TOP reeenditior a i ia oe . Studebaker sedan, is also missing ; iitioned ' i ARGE black ename!- |! BFA 'TIFULLY enameled Break.!! ..38 « =e eg ; 4 ha . Raata ae ie Sia ry ry ¢ , SH rr a > 5 Gas Ranges with four | 4 « ai Ranges—re fast Suites that consist of drop 63 eibing ee oH ao pie ' » — . _ . - . ‘hin - . ~se op @ * — # gas burners. large oven and condi ied, good bak - v heat hi. eet fear stron meen lachine I is thought they j broiler bele« r i ~ See severat Wweill- a. ie headed for Pennsv!vania : . nown makes chairs. ; om, | | | . where gpm S mother reeic " j $1 OO ! ash H $2.00 Cash " : Si Cash " > yh » the ya i. ss —— “ —- ee ¢ i — 1 OO Oo ORio, where they have relatives i. s cot Sho ils SS — i — ee © String of Beads Halts Traffic. ——$< ——__.____< e! EASY CREDIT TERMS ON EVERYTHING IN THE STORE NEW YORK, Oct. 14.—All four lanes of traffic crossing at Furth : Hand “ INI Wall Pictures W )» i[<S) —s Eli J ted. Down on 7 | their knees tm the cente: e HOUSE. SHON co. || croeeing tet liee renpalen ie BAUTIFU! Ww 1 : EX a gir) searched 4 igent! ¥. oblivious : ht a i ‘ur * : ; of the blare of h orna from the reund O Dat ; & frames Great “walues ; at ‘ 2 ; 72S MARKET STS.— — 20¢ ; rapidiy piil ng uD traffic. The gir’ Bbc each. N. 12 cy | | had broken a string of beads and the policeman was helping her re- Far from being in such a position jthet Joseph: Stalin and the Cen-| tral Executive Committee can, off- hand i, banish him to Siberia, Trotz- | just beginning to fight for po nc of the — Executive | & ‘omm ittee—th ruling body in Russia for ae last mine years. i ; w piinhtinhtinhdinhiindeiet stat nt tithe. | eee : cal 4 Fine a: Keicker SUits 2.75 | sarin CNET IWS Oe G L 0 B E GLOBE - FRIDAY MONEY SAVERS < SUITS, TOPCOATS, iy OVERCOATS ——% Men’s and Youths’ TWO-PANT SUITS g NAVY BLUE SUITS TOPCOATS $18 Pennell 90 OVERCOATS stripe or piain e + cheviet; dou- $30 high-grade 13 ble or singte —— fF erarments; the breasted latest --f «- ( ~_* ee. © eer eeeeereeeee |AMER | c A N 4 650-FOOT nct2Weter BOILER Especially designed for bunga- lows, flats and smal! residences. 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Dr. Burdett O’Con- nor, @ practicing physician writes: “1 am using your obesity treatment, Rite-Wate. in my prac- tice and have taken it myself with excellent results.’” Over 8,500 boxes sold by a@ prominent Detroit Druggist, who reports: “We have had more satisfied customers on this item than on any similar remedy we have ever sold.” You, too, can free yourself of that unsightly burden of excess fat. This easy, safe ahd pleas- ant way to reduce has brought better health res to thou- with results. Remember Rite-Wate is doubly ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TISEMENT DRINK WATER TO HELP WASH OUT ADNEY POISON If Your Back Hurts or Blad- der Bothers You, Begin Taking Salts THE REV. IMMANUEL H. YANKEE IS SOUGHT BY HIS SON Minister of Bramwell, W. Va., Miss- ing Since Oct. 8, Bought St. Louis Ticked at Chattanooga, Tenn. Paul F. Yankee of Bramwell, W. Va., arrived here today to search pee Yankee,. | when | to | formerly held a pastorate. When your bidndes ‘hurt and your! tanooga he withdrew $3000 In cash back feels sore don’t get scared and; from a bank and bought a ticket to | proceed to load your stomach with a ‘lot of drugs that excite the kidneys. vou | feet tall, by flushing | salts | Keep vour kidneys clean like keep your bowels clean, them with a mild, which helps to rem: waste and stimulate normal activity. The kidneys is to filter. the blood. hours they strain from it grains of acid and waste, so we can readily understand the vital impor- tance of keeping the kidneys active. Drink lots of harmless ve the body's them to function In 500 their | of for his father, the Rey. the Methodist C MmEch at Bramwell, who has been missfhg since Oct. 8 he disappeared from John- | | st on City, Tenn., where he had been |'attending a church conference. Tracing his movements the son | learned that he had bought a ticket Chattanogega, Tenn., where he | St. Louis. The Rev. Mr. Yankee, who is six | has iron gray hair and is | of distinguished bearing, supposed- | ly is suffering from mental aberra- tion, his son said. He had been gredtly worried since his confer- ence transferred him from a large church in’ Nashville to his presen? small charge at Bramwell two years ago. He is a man of inde- pendent means and was considered ' one of the leading ministers of the | good water—you | conference. Immanue!] | 52 years old, pastor of At Chat- | THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14, 1926 son oO | Tower, land. member of the law firm of Mac- kenzie, a. = POST-DISPATCH . __ PAGE 7 f John Henderson of Gien | Kelvinside, Glasgow, Scot- Henderson is a solicitor and ADVERTISEMENT DUST HURTS EYES | Robertson & Co. | Lavoptik Removes Germs ‘‘T drive my car long distances and laVaVaVaVava | my eyes smart and burn. LAVOP- -TIK always makes them fee} fresh and bright. 7_E, H. Mayr. LAVOPTIE is a mild, soothing an- 'tiseptie which helps eye pains and ‘inflammation surprisingly quick. 1; Makes tired and weak eyes fee! strong and fresh. At all leading H HEINTZ SANITARY ASHPITS Need No Corrugation for Strength Being Two Gauges Heavier Than Corrugated T ypes Angle Reinforcing Top and Bottom P inted Inside and Out EINTZ STEEL & MFG. CO. Main @ Clinton Phone, TYler We Also Build Tanks, Garages, Filling Stations, Barbecues Stands, Ete. | druggists. | Rug Bargains | 3 $24.00 9x12 Seamless Brussels Rug— SPECIAL! $30 Walnut Finished Metal AL | quality. FURNITURE ft MUSIC Special at $50.00 9x12 Axminster Rug Serviceable 4.60 Priced 1105:1107-1109 OLIVE ST. 529-6 wHerE COURTESY PREVAILS NSTRUMENTS Day-Bed and Pad BReantiful cane panel ends; opens to full size. Complete with, cretonne upheistered. ruffled pad. ree :« ‘ ete . . seb yore . “~ oe Someries Sen A. A Tole I eT ASOT AO Rt LRT NT TN CPTI GS fi RITE | guaranteed—to be absolutely harmiess, and ean’t drink too much; also get from! Since his disappearanc ‘ your money back if it fails. E ppea e the gen /any pharmacist about four ounces of| eral conference of the Southern RITE WATE cl “ot os; take 5 eee ee | Methodist Church has voted him a - glass of water before breakfast each | year's leave of absence and an im- Fat Reducer $§00 morning for a few days and your| portant charge in Memphis. Tenn. | kidney . may then act fine. This fa-| afterwards. The son thinks that /f Vegetable Compound FOR SALE BY mous sal ts is made from the acid of | this news reaches his father he wi!! grapes and le combined | return home. | 1 Drug Storee, 5 514 Washingt ' PROPORTIONATE Pk oe | with lithia, and een used for Po and Masonic sources her- fg years to he] ip clean a ind KI tims): ate are Aiding ir thea search ay E OR LESS _—o ury. Hodiamont and, EM RES Ww, f. Lne acids in ne axel ve RR RS tee he” PHere’s a Bedroom Suite Velind - hat Thrifty Furniture Buyers Regarding Quality Will Eagerly Benefit By! = om Hh | OTHER SIZES Se me sac ano EVRA SEI AD CD aa ee TY} n TT? ‘ 0 ja al eS. h4s hy itce 15 Olive St m Av. I »*r t ’ a r ant ’ a ’ ; if i itt ‘ ; ‘ ~ | rt? rerbed ts ’ : bid : ; ety aL ; | : ‘ it ' $ ; ‘ ' : ti ; od | : ' ’ . tit ‘ | : ‘ ' ’ ‘ - — ‘ ’ . ' ‘ ') ‘ ' : ; ‘ : rf ; . ; a | : : , ; Pidiiit, = yo ss Peeieiad l: aa Hii , nies v! 2 | Paty ahi | ' i/ I ; : | ; ; ii tig ; ' ' } : { : : . ; ‘ i i s i ; ' A 7 i ~- iff aie i ’ > ‘ I eas. ' ; ” , 3 iat ' ~ ' ; is ; ; ; i ei ’ 4% | 7 ; PT ai hi : : , ’ ; . ; ’ . ; ——— ‘ ' i ' ¢@ need | ‘ ij i - Us borhood drugzsist. Ub. Mite Re MOMIPG V0 cae GS m | fil -y I oo an Tae Cash TU ORS. this; ee NES Finer, ed AR MTT you your hpecame + tihle i , +9: troub! Dale, Muncie publisher, sentenced ,to0 99 days on the Indiana State A SUBURBAN HOME—Want it? harm for contempt of court, was | See the offers for rent or for sale in Mailed to Washington today ° by | ' Post-Dispatch wants, Arthur I. Gillio Attorney-Gen- eral of Indiana. The Attorney-General the Supreme Cour tion over any ved. Gilliom issa] of ¢ J gj ~~ Its 3 inex ‘ 7 injur . maxckes a aeiightful efferves preme Court Has No Jurisdic- 4. emmon cold. ce 30c. 6: : ody at holesale Prices help keep their kidyeys clean and ac- INDIAN APC LIS, Ind.. Oct. 14.— There is a quick way to sell that. ..-:)) yah t , q y Wii wonder what of peal filed before it by George R. "ST WITH ANY LOU! &: your nearest druggist. ence 1SSI system so th ; Johnson Bros. Dru ig Co., often relieving bladder weakness, INDIANA EDITOR’ § APPEAL onthly Terms », Influenza and man ~ y 1504 Broacway | etait S20 Re cecal isinke whiel } "ent a4 nia-w aver aringk, W La‘ i} ey erv tion in Conte mpt Case. PLUMBING AND The box bears Ubis signature tive. Try aiso keep up the A motion asking the United States | /ecar—through Post-Dispatch wants. Ltduew and backache ST., ST. LOUIS, MO. iaitcatinduiccnnnnamnat maaan Oe me ee a a a Post-Dispatch has the magazine in St. Louig — GS EE contends t has no jurisdic- of the questions in- also asked the for a writ of certiorari by which Dale seeks to place the case before the Su- preme Court fér review. ation three years based on his that a grand ndicted him un- laws, was eee eee Open Every: Night Until’8'p. mim Sat. 9 p.m. | vo!) stnmainlien > .«a wae beter te ar Coma Bis RS nn ee Anca dism ee the A Wire ited The Kind That Usually Retails as High as $179 CHARMING BOW-END BED GRACEFUL DRESSER AND CONVENIENT CHIFFOROBE J 3 A WEEK ett Adhd hhh iba ee The editor's cit DUSTPROOF, DOVETAIL, BOXED-IN REIN- FORCED DRAWER CONSTRUCTION, HAND RUBBED, REAL 5-PLY WALNUT. ALL DRAWERS HAVE QUARTERED SYCAMORE SIDES AND BACKS. RICH VELVETY FINISH, Dale claimed the ras “framed’”’ e Ku Kl t ne om he had wag large qd in at tn rs of th CONT ware Counts was affirme Supreme Court, wrote the opinion tO the entence Indiana Justice who holding that the prove his ‘harges grand jury was no defense. ery article is not - neither is if ~ 5 | * st Received BRAND NEW, WELL MADE YOUNG MEN’S OVERCOATS, BEAUTIFUL PLAID LININGS or SOLID COLORS, WORTH $24. 0.5 5 DRESS BETTER AILOR-MAD NOT-CALLED-FO'X editor's offer ’ Women Sought | By Police for Their Connec- tion With Gang. the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 4.—With night of four FOR HALF HERE Avert ea gett ete eden et A nyt | By the arrest here last young men, authorities think they *. , | had halted t } ring tne hea ties of a “‘swin- members of which ‘ting charitable is and citizens of Phila- ore and other cities | 00, in six years. | girls and two women, thought to have been con- with the schemes of the WERCOATS— —TOPCOATS nected : A a ath ganz. are peing sought. re 5) NM E S | : The ‘psisoners gave their names and G eA ; = es Harry Zils, Stewart Schweiser, and Jesse Connelley, all of Balti- OVER 2000 SELECTIONS- BUY NOW York are charged witn con “TRADE IN Y OUR OLD | y°* . Ht spiracy heat and defraud, and 4: obtaining money under false pre- SUIT 0 R oO V c RC 9 AT 3 | A and forgerr. Since last Mon- aa eS 28 8 | day officers had been watching an office used by the men. Police sald | they had been trailing the gang for bLuE SERGE|BLUE SERGE | / Hay EXTRA corel eo on | | is = ive setone aoe 9 teen t Stock Will Soon Be Sold Out the mpire. Naturally they in- Our Presen OC ] n e u Att $ ITS $ 7 Seas oteccs fikim etsthite coum ; , tries, and for these panels Amer'i- ssinehesh om oe i “an Negro girls from Florence Y two vears and learned recéntly that MT ie’ musical comedy company are | they had returned to the city to “rive an entertainment for the TRADE IN YOUR OLD SUIT OR OVERCOAT a ec ardagencm T PRIC A DEPOSIT HOLDS T PRIC henefit’’ of a smal! charitable or- ANY GARMENT | UT F STORE CLOTTING STORE ganization. MURALS FOR HOUSE OF LORDS EO ARS "ar ‘ODIAMONT STREET CARS neal -GR AND | \ : D * ' ¢ etivi DAVENPORT TABLE—END TABLE—LAMP AND SHADE AND A PAIR OF OF BOOK K BLOCKS INCLUDED 3D IN THIS Coil Spring, Bed Davenport Outtit 147 Nine Pieces! $250 Value! COIL SPRING BED DAVENPORT— Massive wing fireside chair, comfortable club chair— sttractive davenport table, graceful end table— charming lamp complete with shade and a pair of very ornate book blocks—9 pieces in all! cused of mul natcpn ith SO RIC att age op ’ she - and Chas. Crown They to fr more, _a LLL WS NNNNTI \ tetera, Lagan, atthe rt ae RR ie may ed hea = = ama ne ate: sh ph dg ‘eaanaft 3 tah 40 gpa CW NRSACC F Se ee ana Publishing Coa. (New York Wor'd and Post-Disnatch } LONDON, Oct. 14.-—The royal gallery of the House of Lords is being decorated by Frank Brangc~ noted painter of murals, who: w VTi. has done much work in the United S‘ates. The Place Your Order °° gdm for This $90 . MAHOGANY OR WALNUT —— Parlor Furnace 8 A:75 7 ALL SOLID IRON INTERIOR WEIGHS 330 LBS.! HEATS 3 ROOMS ) WELCH & CO AN 105-7-9 Olive St. servirT Aesigned the murals i capitol. rangwrn for genes Mieso u Danghter of Ex-Gov. Yates to Wed. R. the eA reese SPRINGFIELD. If7., Oct Yates, daugh former Gr Richard Yates, and leranddaughter of Illinois’ Ctril Governor who served as sec- | A earn ta * 14.— Miss Dorothy iter of her father, Congressman has announced she vil! in the spring to eldest \ ai els for Pageant of E mpire. AND BUSSES — —— }be married early | Copgricht. 19°R. by the Presse an4 Pu'ttzer John Wishart Henderson,

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ome pre THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14, 1926_ — prone POST-DISPATCH - aaneeneiea : te SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES + saemnathiil Service for —— — area bag Shinn OM | a ; ‘ +. rit bli m ¢ Ypres —_—— | GALVESTON, Tex.—With port his fellow Republi : Ee LAE Ah hiked — v | Be. oe gin to Galveston of a secon dates, the party organs fave = eo — is $h ovw ~~ a tF +h a 7 | c , o : ot 441 > i destined to work in the se ane =e Siang a a NIGHT COURSE ef, “ : » happy smiles and bea! idee ; es es fie} ot e Salt River Wailer aitorial candidate and ageiizat ' : ba : 2 a resi e Helda of the Salt Rt : OF LAW AND FINANCE s Te, ein need o ak ee ny te Arizona. the Munson ane shi print such campaign news as thal : iashibe COLLEGE F L » Pg 1926 ae ‘ = ee te st i) panier big Fe otha i€ ts eet wh ie! > ate r * ulate stomrac Fs Pe Co announced that it wi the local labor organ of Washing . Pest- Gradual - Cow ree dingy oon 4 > ) nracticn «beth State . peccasionally to regu la 3 years o Fy ' ' : ‘ . £ g ™ . M . PAS S oe “ ec fF rate @ regular passenger steams! .ton, Brookhart’s home town, is -i«¢ f a oy aaa maeeis. Dt. Edwards’ O'live Tab-, dead £7 oe © S - " e - - w , t ~~ ai “~~ ~ “a service be’ Weeh (ya.Veelon ais , Do mmcIng Dim for employing ! wil * ihe Ds — edure uf a ~+ Pre e Miesour! Ae. as s sate vegetabd: tal compound i] (Childre et. f° San Juan [it is expected (Nat Se% union laber in his home ard uéi- £ ; ‘ = * + T : é hie ua 8 Eo ‘ ALLS, : oan —— = -_ — he +g ayeu ~ . ; a cake the Pape casting v Parte hare Are Not Stumping, and | | t ’ . 7 “en re a) t welg bu z e i a ’ ~ H gd ener Yitsam.nes hare ° S rij h C mf y bl ie : ,? - +14 (DOWN PAYME | ae eee Farm Papers Are Silent. E ST: SOM OT ae XS ee ee ee WILL PLACE A rea rap" ad iy tg Sw earth oem | eo | Good Looking | | + oan ut steed and '‘s given yo ou on sot | : — | MICHELSON Takes Less than Five Minutes 0O OO in Look at the tongue, mother! If/and vou have g wef VICTC a ae SU , amet we f ES } “HELSON. , : : ; ” aes e : a your new figure and nee onde, a . E . . a the Pot. —Spe's Dispepsin Acts Like |/& (;SLASSES i | coated, it is a sure sign that your lit- *ga22. 7 them that it is cue te Burkes Cod Liver ngineers HET (4 Staft Correspondent of the Magic on Acid Dyspepsia, [= | tle one’s stomach, liver and bowels _ '°U needn't comm aim £0 RTHOPHONIC ‘ : - i Feel and icok 100 per cent better tote tame . 7 _ Bain = ntie, thorough cleansing at +}, +] } ; next wee le Wy green Have Piles! DES INES. la.. O i rhe Bloat, Belching, Gas, Heartburn = $6 S10 $0) G25 | need a gente, thorough ansing a her lore its delicas Hick Th . a Je ae ane . + _— . —. Democratic Senatoria am paign .— ace. =e a.Wars makes them fog No igner an The First reel is FREE, . ie | ST txtnte well enous of }= . When peevish, cross, listless, pale, did. Ordinary Phonographs he seat in ~ PT Ese CaD: - 4 : o to? 82 te Seer’ Ama S °€ . = | ote ition Py ae e . ’ i id 4 ; ‘ a x I? = 2 tet , tom ) e? i: > Renken Ss i= Prices According to Lenges Required an joesn 't sleep, doesnt eat or act nat Ask you > ruggist for ab ee “— Piles! But no-man whose work is stren ——_ ? cine’ = Frames Preferred ae ie California Fig Syrup,” ° al) te 2 ai . ont 6 ghee \ ° | or ? 7. there ? e bay a2 6A 4A a .* oe age H H } E nq ly . The eB Ad i Nee - : . * i “ ~~ \ awe s&s eu __ : ia rt ¢ t) é : é Lila , e y ; "| ht _ R, > a 1 \ pr LT > - a ’ ¥¥ 3s * Gd ri ( OT ida Re! ijt in his works. * According to Mr. Green, the tive-day week in ai dustry is labor's next goal. Speaking in Detroit during 4 | fortv-s! xth annual convention of the Federation, whose the Re] a : 4 “ f | of Brookhart, while the regulars Very Best Because They Have Sia ee eo eae, ee bership is de up of nearly 3.000.000 organized works ho’ imine ae —s : , G Dip! ee Nec r Pp OT \ ms ] 1D if ers "2 . Ma a » Lidl s } ~ Beit he én ind ree? , Po ebe!l is F rven It a Trial. = veel ae ¥ 4 at Oe a » 4 aVaGii oo ghee a is “l am giad io make thie public Irela =: Dwindling P Puiation 1} shorter hours. it does not want them at the expense of e | en ‘ AIG oS rit ii ; ats ta > > ~F tres + , — “* ee eee & . : ‘ “5 , ; : , . @latermment because ” .t Re ha: pia — a : | , ~ \ rry 44) “Pir) . 3 =>nt! rely — to trade inc * . rf 3 g ou Repu I have tried wour Herb Juice and Arvermany nlhanneg nder the i w ages matin pi MGUCTION, His CHUTCI\ willis ) wa has atone time or an- Kmow that tt will do ‘or others just Selon i production for the shorter work week without reduction] 4 ‘ a + : ; athe , . —— hie % what ft has dome for my ‘amily We Vawes Fian } —e : » , ‘skeen Werh 1 . ote ‘ ‘ rt , . j A ? we ~ = = v \.] R, TIT 1 waves : SAY B AY ER SPIRIN Sust think thar it has n mq) Ua AS iG - oo ss Ses er ides tomic laxative.” said Mrs Fd W i J ' eee. r | - | te ° io fm 2 - ’ = c t labor hopes to bring abouts ” , : vA > / : 4 > & . . — ' ~ = iP a % - A ~ ual ‘a tT . ~ — - oe ave no who resides at 1619 F Garfield M, : He CAXPialnNsS aiSO, that iav : T "4 . ' - . ass “ . ° ilies . . oe “yg as ¢ > . es ony Bel ICV iiie tIMdois ees ee “~ #c \4 —rerTe. r 2 TTT Ye TP —\ r M ,arerse , ‘ © : “ ° ; ‘ ee! > % ‘ ~~ ae a “ . + =. 4 : ; _ — » © ¢ . on > — “See *- ‘> he > h ‘ “j e« \A recent! y to express er appreciation rerorm rracuailv. as aiftferent industnes snow f emse , . , "i : os + Are : > Petiing the -venuine Ba 'éT . ae | . »’ what this great remedy nad dome £\ICS 4] 4 ‘ Vtbses See ee 5 ‘ ~ : é .o 4 >» —— * 4 _ : : Treaacyv i101 Ti : for her, to the special demonstrator eee eee UW hieele | « £4 ee Ps s > ; ‘ ‘ Aud 240) o>: a ! t ” 7 * ~~) rs ~~ & ws j 4 MP Se | ea . Se - . + ‘ ? X . 7 « . . $ ‘ , i E : “ } @, + ie . _* eo 4 = rr TT) Tm | = : . ‘ ’ Tse > TS’ oO wv - a te a . : ‘59 ; yt Mt r 4 .* - i ‘ t . Aree Serenen tin. ’ Ty's. onir 2 5 : fr" 4 i Ye c im ga? . - |. z Pas ° iad aoe i ait a ’ A ~AN - s . a4 > 4 Rit AOA i. gan A i. ees * c Abb tA WS iar 4 aise Ada . ai he a+ ‘-. + SS ee ‘ z r *, : ; A an. — ; i; i _ a : a Oe Pl Sa an a . . ’. re ~ ee eee te _ Pa x x “eae ({. yor, , | ry ; ,an > ~ oT — é Ty ¢ ef é Lands | the change [hese are ‘the mining industry. the &@ Brookhart’s Incongruocus Position a4 ‘a D a et rictese@eu * : OES NO AFFECT ew Safe Way amarante st mless you see the “Bayer Cros the Church's Loss of Prestige and | industry. and the automobile indus W =I 8 e é a iin = meus i} ” ' ° e faced lantern-iawed sey — ee ee \j “No man knows what the tuture mav De. but I of as ree ot Satisfie yon who is making the mos Methodist Tolerance ) ‘oy 7 5 er “ Accept eS Rrookhar*'s ° aS » 3 _ - if tn ] =t _ | yA? me pinion (nat rere Wilii De 2 7 a man \ VW renches In which Ci ~ > h, — ~ sim 4 aw ~ ~ ts 3 ‘ . o " , P getting : : F cbhye “Thanet eh Paice nf thr economic struggle betore we reach the tortv-hour week! Hendy “ ta science has discovered a harmless new way to othe a 2 Aiso bott banish—almost overnight—freckles, skin blemishes _ eolidge administrati Sige Se“ oo Ve ’ savs C. W. Barron of the Boston News Bureau and The Wa = a ~vict . : | ' “e owns ' | ws eed and tan! Since this amazing New Discovery there is no z ff nh Ded) Dhaodin Edivtiored hie an | 4 Street Journal, who adds: “lhe tood of the world Gaim ae ak ot eee - ™ ¢> oF 4 | ; yt - ' 2 e 74 YT. Pf 14 : Bi r : Peacock Bleach Creme. Use it for five days. If not luction as opposed to ¢! ‘ecluding Hum: (evteeds — Hien points out the tar-reacning consequences! rs Yann ». ODT Ss. (Wr Begins rit "Ou S oo? if oe ee Be a ian j a Oe ail ae : ee : delighted With the transformation, your money wil be a f putting OLOR REPRODUCTIO’S ced 140 sUCCeeeS IN ph He MICUSET oe a TIVe- “at 7A Quick Come-Back m ; ( *§ unded. t all good dr ug an d Gepartmen 1t stor a. ; » : . of : sig ; ‘ aod Morning By VM @ ter Shirlan ae ~ \ ii gai Ps ed It , = . eats i rT) @aivr p *s ented Few Weeks’ Time. : : 3 « ‘ : ry ti . ; ate om s bh - ‘ . De ie , . F ie may * ony ee ‘yee 4 pee Cs. Ser gs- Vandervoort. Barnee rt 4 — and “ 2 5 ' { \ . ‘+ = ti suc ha X apta itis ‘7 beiXLatsiSti*s be lud vC - Gary, . Nugen ros.; Stix, Beer uller; Waigreen Drug Co.; Jehnson Brees Dru ae ed of a svod t f - 7: : z 7ON¢ Knows what d hiver aul Co., Thesen Drug Co.; Krummenacher Stores Sia ! We pine Ary to give Herb Juice « i} ON SALE TODAY i Ford. ane retary Niellon are gu fae Er aera 7 _ Pi # aiuminum. stee: products, tex trial and we are very giad, indeed | i] N , d 10 C t — _ Of anyone who wii take PARIS TOILET COMPANY, PARIS, TENNESSEE ec that we did I bave found it to be | All News-stands— ents | \dditional news-features will be found listed MME 0? 700 know Gees This form of attack has . le Une best laxative [I hawe ewer given : ON Oe thiiaitinael rt Re eee eee Cases Wi Oc founG Cod liver oil that’s actuall a . ety ‘ 5 aalainaie if ee ae — } le | i ies pe ps . y Rrookha ibsent himself ¢r my chi.dren and they are ne longer i panei at the rett of this advertisement Rivul t : @inners : a ed tae oe consti pated an they were before — —- , : spines oe -—_— an is * oe he g - J 3 an : am entirely at —, “ ; . " cepted ha a iot&s ‘Beas ‘oO tes. Ss wf ein .* we the ” _— saa y uing—smack thei ' ities eer : ae — const peslee ” a - : . * 4 o% — =i And it’s real cod | * . * oO » : vothing missing but the taste Used * ry te 4 | ;' yd od—inates a mich and - ee the Ses eee be Tor sete It is a mark of distinction to be a reader of ; “hg $23 2 is x By aL a & —& tas r: aty favor thar ererwbeds igneres Porter's Challenge. ton Sp ote ms arin ay “4 = a ae your system the s ta kk | 5 ey We. “i = é mn ; = ae 2 ae h ltoww ans ea . . Know ek * gis them ‘he eddeu.. eae 7 * remarkabic * e* ora onerlee 0 hg :. ny not make sure that vour children have the ad- . cn - store 4 Wash re ns shelienge: aithourh thes | GE Meee Of Chie Sent medichan Fathers end vantage of using the Funk & Wagnalls Comprehensive ASK Their F outeten dng mo " a : 7 that bh re ed ‘ho act 4as neo REE—New Face Powder! seplileapepannedl et ple right here in St Louis This Mother and Concise Standard Dictionaries in school and at | great Herbal Extract remedy. called s home’ It means ‘quicker progress in their studies. Teachers A 78: ber of Teri: F = ’ maeiee Pestash Tes — ee jnewspapers. While Hert Juice now selling at *h LL t ¢ ral REE with cach wr of Gelden Peacock FP! cach Creme’ take this ac to your drug or department store. an organization has nfors°a ef «= mifiien bottias yearty, he jiterary he _ The Cod Liver Oil that Taste Liquid or Tablet,

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them a good start in life, jonally to regulate stomach js. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tab. A“ aa with olive o1!. ; sseguiate the eliminative tract. ip nasty eathartic or a habit- meemedy for constipation, torpid liver, bad breath, r disorders. Dr. Edwards, vibe tablets for Children helped by Reevgn ized cribed these in his own practice. years Up are greatly 4 like to take them r olive eclor, Dr. Edwards Otive Be overcome those irritabie spells that ° ehildren are subject to. keep their in active healt! : condition. akin on ue I end eves bright wiih the light of mw health 5c. BO and 60¢ sizes happy smiles and healthy little | Children need a mild correc- | ' a safe vegetable compound They tone up | medicine, but a safe pleas-. sour. known family physician of | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ . THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __| LA GRANGE COLLEGE STUDENT MISSISSIPPI 10 GET DIES AFTER TAKING POISON _ Another, Thought by Authorities to Be in Death Agreement, Ex- pected to Recover. LA GRANGE, Mo., Oct. 14.— > you the pure cod i oma Vitalizing vita- b all physi sic ians are agreed Otial to vir! healt ith} Cummins were both Republicans and a bill bearing their names} could only issue from a Republican | he changed the design:- | tion but not the responsibility. Brookhart never allowed himself ‘. be much hampered by records. ‘He has been telling the farmers the tion Brookhart's name. Several of to a request for | The | irman takes. that his) ST. LOUIS PRISONER ON BROOKHART { John Sexton, fugitive life convict | Porters’ Names in Cars women and robbed several ee | ' Special to the Post-Dispatch NEW YORK, Oct. 14.—The tra- | here, is going back to the Missis- ‘ditional “George” of the Pullman | sipp! State Penitentiary, from | _ far service has vanished under or | which he escaped, without being | ders ji TH. 3 in > a pores i 2 nodal an exec: | tried for his offenses in St. Louis. utive e ullman company + Wedien wn new ruling he | On this third trip to St. Louis, |} Mame of every porter In charge of Sam Nunnery, agent of the Missis- car will be displayed promi- | sipp! penitentiary, today obtained ‘nently. | wer lorr | Moone’s Emerald Oi] is s harmiess. | aa — ran ya vi neg Sg | original and genuine. most powerfu! getenicide. om an eeee! | would be returned. ere 1 | tre Meet be tic dckiy. last a very long time. Indeed. 80 power- | | chance imay run } ; 4 ADVERTISEMENT What Are You Doing ADVERTISEMENT HOW TO REDUCE | overcharge in freight rates was mulcting them $1 an acre. Some- _body applied the figures to a sin-| gle county with 500,000 acres of | | farms, showing the total ape aeael 'on the crops only came to $60,000, | For Your Puny Child? VARIGOSE VEINS | but that didn’t bother him. | An interesting development of | | One Boy Gained 11 Pounds in 7 Weeks | the Iowa campaign is the probable | and Is Now Strong and Healthy Rub Gently and Upward To- defeat of Representative Gilbert For weak. frail, under-developed children | ward the Heart as Blood — Sound Real Estate Tips Buy a liberal income by investing in good apartment property. The avail- Haugen, author of the famous | . —and especially those that have rickets,|§ . ¥, . able ones in-St. Louis and its suburbs | farm relief bill, the loss of which ,.4 neeg » eure builder that promotes the; in Veins Flows That Way listed : ‘ed Fl ‘is the principal element’ of the. wi ealosig sc gy mena mR MA a a : are listed over in the Classitied Flats | farm complaint against the fdge administration. | The indicated election of Frank | | Howard (Dem.) to thig seat does | | not mean the farmers have shifted | on the measure, but they are charg- 'ing that its author threw them down by conniving at the reporting to Congress of three bills, includ- | ing the administration alternatives, | '° take. Cool- and Apartments For Sale columns of the is the one medicine supreme—-nothing heips | like {t. _ Many people have become des-' But {t fs nasty and repulsive ané evil | pondent because they have been ied smelling and nearly always upeets chil- to believe that there is no remedy dren's stomachs—-so now up-to-date: that will reduce swollen veins and chemists edvise McCoy's Cod Ifive Of | bunches. ee If vou will get a two-ounce origi-| a ee to caney. nal bottle of Moone’s Emerald Oi] One boy gained 11% pounds tn | (full strength) at any first-class | POST- DISPATCH St. Louis’ One Real Estate ao READ FOR PROFIT —USE FOR RESULTS | | drug store and apply it night an instead of insisting on his own. | ren weeks. and is now healthy and/| g 58 ai 4 ~y cy | This, they say, gave an excuse to | happy—+housands of other children have | morning as directed you wi a y | s, tne) rown stro t. tie mn improvement which wi the statesmen to get away from| * a ae ee retwrse in se it ; , ] Vv the direct proposition. Sixty tablete for 60 cents at twolrf-| continue until the veins and aeneney | wWlson Drug Stores and al) druggiste— | are reduced to normal. To sum up, if the Iowa electi = YP - lection but be sure and insist on McCoy s—the | frat! child for | ful is Emeraid Oi!] that old chronic cases if they don't help—won- that the tide agai t gainst him ‘of Piles are often entirely absorbed and | 30 days, and sub- strong enough to derfully, your druggist te authorized to anyone who is disappointed with its use| merge him in three weeks, but it | pang + - th ' ; can have their money refunded. Wolff- | you back the money you aid for! 217 3 i: dete x obiacee: oa D | ' Wileon Drug Stores sel! Tots of it. | mono thats the reason cake and cracker Do you know that in the past twelve months Kroger Stores sold over 2/7 million pounds of Kroger baked cakes and crackers? Such a sale would be impossible were we not living up to our guarantee of highest quality, abso- lute freshness and greatest value in the city. Kroger baked cakes and crackers are made.in our own bake shop of the finest ingredients for Kroger popularity money will. buy...in- cluding an abundance of rich creamery butter and fresh eggs. No other bake shop is more up to the minute. No bakers anywhere are more skilled in their art. : Compare Kroger baked cakes and crackers with Soda Crackers Fresh and crackley criap, Salted just enough to bring out the delicious flavor. In family-size cartons between 3% and 3% Ibs., 5c; Ib., 14c Chocolate Marshmallow Pecans Creamy chocolate - covered Marshmallow on a dainty wafer and tepped with half a pecan; Ib., Although we offer a saving of from 4c to10c a pound you will know then that our quality is unsurpassed. any on the market. | We Also Bake.... Cpe ae an, ns ee Wee ee. A, i. oo va ac ee 24c ——y ) ‘S Sree 19¢ Macaroon naps po nr ee ee 19¢ (;raheam Wafers, Ib., 15c: 2-Ib. carton..... We Th nut and ri } icy The ar . 7 Sa Ginger mete, outte, &., « c.cacckeeeiactes 13e aathniaiel analogs | att = tke Cocoanut Marshmallow, Ib............... » +220 flavor: Ib., Chocolate Marshmallows, tb............... 27c¢ Marshmallow Sandwich, Ib................ 22¢ 1 C Home Butter Cookies, Ib.............. a y rig Siton, hase, We oc viiccviicccecdca l2Z4g¢ ~ Ss aol hie Se vet iit aaa ek Tie wane pert ioe - Pas r . gr 3 Met whom - ee Meee aged -sse-foeeen Se ee Ee Me ie a 3 re ge ee ee i nine ai i eras | a ” vee Ni RES Mew hhend pa bs me Seah a kiaahhs nie ee fin bln sis " te Te iy ae namical nla Abels: oe 3 ly eR fe Nth set near cre Dat aeons fer acted iy oN : oman ey 3 ites ott = —_—_ eres ‘ “ ~ ton yo ee », 7 ea epee ah ROE Tee Seen nt Sa eT ees OMIM s LeMay «os cacas ea e -k hw, oe aaa bRR AT aR PRE MPO N GR Per tear a aighlbn ana ty, a oF blll 0 8 tah Ae 9x epi OS tle hit IAM My Ser ht ~ ye teh ena A ie Re Rabat eR N4 « “+ . ” onl - " ‘ y i, 75 aOR KA es are in: : + at wil og " : . " ‘ a ar nm hn : i » oe bn AL RANMA 4M CRB les TECTURE ENED erie reenable My ats ae, Reeling nee a. > a6 ¢ «® age SA Et ES EE TY ORT Mee = re. a 7 " paithons WERE etre te a Lae sei al . ee ese exe pile, Rea Res .

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PAGE 30 NORRIS TO TRIAL NOV. Hanger has announced unqualified- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘Chipps, District Attorney. Robert | ‘TWO AIRMEN KILLED WHEN = ACORPORATION PAPERS FILED No Delay in Case of Texas Preach- ly that the State will be ready to PLANE FALLS IN HARBOR BY COPPER EXPORTERS, ING. e er, Prosecutor —_ proceed with the trial on Nov. 1. " eonT WORTH. Tex—Refuting wercin sim def unse}, 4eutenants in Army Reserve Per- Exemption From Antitrust Laws . eS Marvin Simpeon, defense co . a on =" i a rumors tha: the State would geek declared as “far as I know the de- ire oe eers (;ranted Because Trade Will Pih delays in the murder trial of Dr. tense will be ready for trial and . io. tee Dr pened roar gem we AS Pose. : , ms >. 1S ene ron *? , . peci ‘Oo ia OSi.- QH a Br the Assomate¢ Prems. a Frank Norris, Baptist fundamen- wil] «eek no continuance.” . ‘ , “vides me Ff “Te ) a soit . = NEW YORE, Oct 14.—Two WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.—The st ' talist pastor, for killing D. E&E. Chipps was shot to death on July 4 . a | > s > ~~ ? ad Fe . 17 last. in the offices of Dr. Norrts, @87™y airmen, Lieutenants in the Copper Exporters, Inc.. recently te pastor of the First Baptist Church. reserve, were killed last night organized tn New York City. filled a Rew arded - when the De Haviland plane, in papers with the Federal Trade ——— = which they were flying from Bos- Commission under the export trade eee a ton to Mitchel Field. dived into’ act, which grants exemption from © 3 the harbor at Port Jefferson. L. I.. antitrust laws to concerns engaged - | In full sight of paseengers on the exclusively in export trade. Offi- Eig Park City, a ferry boat running be- cials of the commission explained ag 707-709 N. SIXTH tween Port Jefferson and Bridge- that its only function was to ac- } 4 3 wee feos ‘port Conn cept the papers as a matter of a Friday Specia Passengers of the ferry said the record. * ’ . i ; . plane was only 20 or 39 feet above In announcing incorporation pa- |: re Skinned a : the boat before [ft nose dived inte pers had been filed, the trade com e 2 aS 4% ft Ye que °0 feet of water mission pointed out that the meus Ht e} BUFFALO b. 92 Two landing wheels. wrenched trade act exemptions were extend- Pet Large. dressed, to bake oe S from the fuselage. floated to the ed “with the provision that there +5 ; CHANNEL CAT Ib siirface Then the bodv of one of be no restraint of trade within the 3 Z . ‘ ‘ s a2 4a . - ‘ ‘ é 4 : ts . me ° 3 tha airmen hnoved ‘ah’ +hea nara - 1 ‘nited Sta‘les, no? restraint of the a : 4 > a4, . ‘4 S » j arze or ermal! ‘ RA ~- » ae * in wee S : - ‘ . e ‘ - oes tt 3 » ae Neck ¢ ort trade of any domestic com- ta ’ , hute strapped to !t, rose. Deck @xport trace ; rae .B, : SEPHINE KEITH Cau ; i+} os + har rahihit’ on bt Fi —— Dressed Haddock, Ib. 20 hands of the Park City picked up petitor with the farther prehitetion 2 $ 3 = ‘ - nF - = ea nT 2 af may ; bor hid After looking a long time for a | the beady in a row boat and the © sn ~ eage eppagege agi ioe pe - % , a - a - - fond ‘ Te ek ob ; | face powder that wouldn t irritate OYSTERS ferry “continued its trim to Port conspiracy or act to cepress ae ; — . r tialiv iessen co etition r and coarsen my skin, i ve been re- Shipned direct from Jefferson Two hours later the OF substantiails mage comp aes £ ee ‘~ "ni? ‘ =? 4 r Liat T- .: ; warded by find ing RR ac k and 7 WA hi ite Marviand: @0¢ ralue: second body was recovered within the T ited States or ot o Bie . +} . = : 5 + tr t rein” bh: ‘Incense of Flowers’ Face Powder oa fresh; QT. The two officers were Second Wise restrain trade therein tree. #3 eavs attractive Miss Josephine Keith Strictly T “tenant TWenry rm. Perra of FR BER, 86 of 156 Reid Ave,, Brooklyn, N Round Steak fe” 140 Sere Ao TIRED, RETIRED AND RUBB Baa ‘‘This exquisite powder goes on s Se aene --UaeTTs = ‘aaa a aa oat a : = * TIRED FARMERS FO b at much more smoothiy, stars on s & E T T U C E Re nt. Mass. who had } ots tae uch longer and looks so mue a : ee co ae . - 1 Or ee a4 mm ee ere ee Big fercoing jave 2 . reras Organization to Rival \Xther ime eee Beturea: waan any 4 grown heads Mitchel F The é - National Lunch Associations, . aha + : sain . 7 x - . ,.¢f _ eres — of i Trance is as L\Gividnai, aS SITlAingry 0 2 2 a ee ae : eee ria CC) } Jeffers . oe § a a . the Niassa sets c a - : q f Gifferent as its soft fineness of tex SWEET POTATOES _4 Ibs. 10 POTATOES 4 Ids. 1 : 2-29 Tine are ns a State and national organ- Fd a ** —" oe ~ > : ~~ en © a aa a > a itt x ia y. | NEW TURNIPS, 5 orev . Field, ation. It is a club for farmers Pgs “oe snes orera@vue 5? he : " j Y i You'll know von ve ma a rea “ew - Pe : ed retired and rubber-tired = >a " . . . . -_ oe - 3 2 a oto one Si: te find once vou feel the ssing ee Ibs ee girdle [ts purpose is to ‘Dring tarmers Ppaae f : - to "~~ the field * ‘4 them in landir ae ee y ~ se . 3 : 2 ¢ i} oil Rit ps ces a e" oS a a _ ig ime atuiee i x — on — - 4 a" touch incense Of ©riowers ac togm~et ner aroucae inh eon a5.i8 ai ul Powder. vA his h 4 ong bs . the ether * ‘EGGS Ce a YY ontnp Try become petlier la ag and Ww te Creams and Pow- | wort oma | STILL IN DEMOCRATIC CLUB acquainted, to promote good fe! | eae ers. 1s the eh e of diseriminatin be can Doz. lowship and to Oring aoout @ grea‘t grey abet on a ‘ we g Employes of New York Organiza- ; ee es need of common é it a > ry x I re . ¥ : “3 ot rs i z " J « As SVUcta 4 ‘as iq rong » marvel a‘ Tj Cream Cheese ? tion Said to Have Made Whisky. ee & ate of cuenta ite e exquisite quality and popuiar Sve i ‘ sAav action and o.uT20n QO mmon a. and 2 r +] ‘Son; ; Fancy Wis. Ib ........ NEW YOR Oct. 14.—Today's * : 3 — G eve prices Of these Deautyv aids, a watian aii] Pproviem 4b 9 if your dealer Goesn't have Smok Pork Sausage Ib. 35 Am cagens8n —" = : : agen see The club is organized on abou + the Biack and White Beauty . was found recent:y in = page the same basis as other civic clubs of tion ‘1 vant hi — Ta ot ’ ™ tic Club on — sap Wf , + a ce Pt y este os eche Bs . a the Nationa: De: ee 2 2 ¢* nN “he 9D is held the seco ond Satur- Af oe 3 AES ey = HAMS>mie* 4 Madiegon avenue. No member of the lay of each month There are n it o . : Bigg x . , - “ed with *he ap- — ox 05 piRiaiees oan i ‘§ copr of the r ¥Y and : club Was concerned f.ce LASS : Son ; snlwv t is pric of qe Rok a # n mans A my Callies, Ib. a maratius it {es explained but em- _. _ . the ee a we bes ing aoe Fino y . ne ae - the Iumcheon and membership ca ns 37S rDoU my ity dreams ploras made whisky anda smugg!ed he ige a a " Nn >. ° sas ww a - H eg , ; 32 ¢n nedal The discorer pay New Hominy Gritz 4 Ibs. 15 it out to peddie. wins Maeraseggeste wa Some prominent person is se- ; : ‘ ‘Aa ” om ; mb BLACK=WHITE : made, it is said, waen piurDers sured to make @ short talk follow- er Ned in to mak ome re- , . | New Pink Beans 3 ibs. 25 Be eee. ey, aternarnn af a ania | ne tenenesn St eneh meetiig and ‘ . & ~ an - . Ter hh .*? | } Greek igs lb 17/4 a = te che : farmer is called by first or nick- ‘ . ’ 2 Th inh b n its roster man ; ie club Ras on i roster Many nama of the most prominent Democrats. Patronize the A. G. Store in Your Neighborhood === Look for the White Enameled A. G. Signa A. G. COFFEE—Onr own famons blend, roasted and packed in St. Louis; per lb..... A. G. TOILET TISSUE—1000 sheets; 47C 15c eS tt ciate adie denmpetbes we INSTANT POSTUM— ee. GUM ..... (intense eendecn Received fresh daily. er | pOYSTERS N. ¥. Cor ints, frying ; size, qt 73) i iticti Brick Cheese, Ih. — Cream Cheese, a. eos ie ** ene Camembert ..__- DEL MONTE 4 renl The can value . can: a real iSe can value pS a Limburger, Ib . Sap Sago, 2 for. Limburger, 6-2, Gam Roquefort oa “s Large tall ca Cale. ‘3 ean thenit} Sardines Larce No. 1 size aval aa. Dry Paish Little Chief, Ne. 1 sizes tall y5 Potatoes q “— . ~ . ~ ~ ~ ~~ — ~ ~ ~ 7 “ “ = ~ x. . ~ Oalnon Loaf Prize MAGINE selecting prize winners from 20¢ mitted by good cooks throughout the entire aaa Cc ANNE King of food Fish’ the task before noted experts on food, and whise tney are That's the final awards they announce that this wonderful Salad Loaf”, received from Frances B. Rutherford, is one of the big winners [t is a practical dish, easv to prepare, eight people—and the total cost is o The indges are: Miss tempting to eve Redington ( Prudence neGonally known Penns Food Expert and Author. N Salad Loaf’ creamed, in a luscious casserole dish. Enjov new “Pink SALMON King of Food Fish and more, Canned So many inexpensive, tasty ways to bring the rich sea- content of this deep-sea a to your Our Prise Pink SALMO this record-breaking conrest OF THE CAPITAL PRIZE table at anv time. ~al soon be out for rour enjovrment. WATCH WINNERS—the $50C FIRST PRIZE AW AS“=OC TATED AL Wy Saas i. { “mith Bids... Semtt W aah Send FREE UT. S&S. Dept. of aeidiaiians Esone ing @¢ TESTED RECIPES oz rN PAC = Ene. j fer 28 years. George Harvey, »wher | editor of SALMON =D PINK only about 60 cents! Martha E. Dressiar, Home Economics U ashingtom: Depr.. Untwersicy of W E. Burgermeisrer. Amencan and Euro ypean chef now at Olempic Hot ei. . Food and Home Economics writer: and Isabelle Clark wer. ook Book, containing the selected Fishes from all of the recip BO) ARD and others, given SOON. ASSOCIATED SALMON PACKERS 23528 T sf +S i. ©. Smith Bidg., Seattle, Washington C2 4 Pre o =; Sena for this FREE Gevernmen:t Booklet: Cirenlar We. 48 Canned Pink ¢aL MON and teferma ion of Re N. : 2+? no > a id eae ; case ww y a@ New York lawyer. have felt for some tiene] y's announcement saad, “that honorable periodical tw fairly) to its cenducter’s undivided} which | could not give; abandoning or neglecting” RECIPES sub ” on of > 7 new “Pink S: and taste. It will serw “Miss Bernice Seanrric: for dinner tomorrow (Fish Day), or servethg or piping hort in chowder! Pink SALMON is becoming a regular part of the average home mei | © tang, the healthful protein and iodia@ es R THE AN CS Nae the high food ralime and beneficial ledine content of the ‘King of Food F a.” Name of NID cccusiisitienamataiticiaainn sccierenncnigennimgean ca « —, s Household Ammonia — Does not injure the hands. Ol. e-Ounce bottle. ee © @& * | chun vtensis houschold ~ Cleanser~~-—~ QUICKES. easier cleans better. che eoper: Large Package .. . 20c if All A. G. Stores Carry a Fall Line These Prices Good October 14 to 16 of Fruits, Vegetables and Meats — | The Sunday POST-DISPATCH has the largest circulation of any newspaper in the Southwest er Pay Enter Plea at ville, Mo. a the Post Dispstch > BS ILLE. Mo., Oct. this sleepy are of the suit of Sarah Dun- Ciay + y Negro cattic man who « rar ag° ately $7 dar. 2° » Robison. local attorneys. hear(ng mer or not 4a month ago on ‘the ba- ief alleged * | papers. sging the furisdi¢tion of tee fie ef the plaintiff the court} srnevs for the Negro have. filed on to set aside the previous missal were s-cured through} oo are to be decided by Judse oa before their motion, as far as the Negro is con- | 1S SOLD BY GEORGE HARVEY |B Mahony, New York Lawyer| Sd Brother-in-Law of Nicholas | ; “peo Butler, Purchaser. tien to historic al years, States Ambassador perm ber ‘ig e he lt 4 American Review. The gces- antes Mahony’s direction will Dee ae shar SENTED TO U. $. BY POLES a Srectage fro mthe Pol- | Deonpia can Tes of one-sizth of the 39.- | * inhabitants ef Poland, were P * today te President Cool- oo, ood Poland, and Ptof. af Rf « * ad “=p ained thar a year of American independ- “znatures are in 100 albums | P Siniap. In Burr or S45 iden & commemorative gold medal. *™bliema made @iex will be presented te Sec~ " of & ow ; ties ee ree Hoover and al | H 10 REOPEN 000 SUT OF GRO SERVANT 60 Years With- 14.—Be- court room and) the largest arrays of. little county. nas seen for many years. of Negro servant, egainst luncan estate at Os- for $89,000 lifetime going on before Judge r in the Cireult Court here. servant, who spent 69 years of her iife in shold of the late Colonel | died about leaving an estate of ap- 9.900. arrived here -companied by her at- , Mrtton and Parkinson, E. Reilly and Pross T. st Joseph and Robison is to determtoe” the suit, which was fetitious and frandu- . is to be reinstated. ‘ch, attorney for the, filed a motion Fi estate. con.°.ds that since the! been dismissed with he tenger has Jjurisdictios. | charging that the papers These :fwo- c° 9eTrcion. the motion filed bv aul attorneys be sustained Id go to trial thie! a jury. If he over- | the case would wou ; - $ Fs L-a/ pupch. “YO RK, Oct. 14.¢-Relin- a control he has «exercised / > ia = North Americas} announces sat of that | Walter Butler Ma- and biographical | [ have undertaken.” | ~the period of his «diter- | was president of the house of Harper & Bros. | and by appeintment | President Harding, | to the) James from April, 1921, | 1922 tion of the nature of and hiograplhic:] | aging him could be! Harvey, | of the No:th | , is a Vermopricr | ' mee imac “= * era rear yrisiigiioe Hes." Sonor mor yy wh Me Oonmriertar : > - s View He graduated frum /§ ‘lege at the age of 28, | ( Since practiced iaw. par- | y in the field of public utilf-| Pantation rubber +e@me-) At n me he wae “Gia< | iA the United States Eub-/ : marred Migs Mary | sister of Dr. Sichoias ‘\*r president of Celym- ¥ ‘ho hag written at Sere omic subjects, places: isive attention to the | “yy: of the magasine, te , will continue to cong- Occasionally, will not be The first number to 1p- ICENTENNOAL MEMORIAL Oct. 14.—A me- om the 159th anniver- ‘he establishment ot the Republic. bearing the ol4 Kotnowskt,,cheirman of Onal Sesquicentennial Com- Iwe- -2@ same committee, who to make the presen-. the liste of | “T*s were completed Jaly Celebrations were held Sut Poland to honer the ‘Ng having been done by one afbum are sketches | Ser of contemporary art- ‘he 6.909.090 signatures. are of Polish school chil- | ae 7 Caclidgr ~ —s from ine

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redebetey ii iii ie el ec SERVANT Limburger, ib neyS ie tines Who. 5 | Sap Sago, 2 for. 70 | Camembert — _. 27 | Limburger, 6-07, St, Joseph Delectable Dish | a ssson. “ote attorneys. : Tf, is to determine Friday— peg ‘er suit, which was Fish Day! r. Counts, frying size. qt. 75) ¢ alleged fictitious and fraudu- papers, is to be reinstated. mn estate. filed a motion ienging the jurisdiction of% the He contends that since the Shes been dismissed with ~he no longer has jurisdiction. srneys for the Negro have filed tion to set aside the previous sissal charging that the papers issal were secured throu-h | # and coercion. These two Mters are to be decided by Jud.ze Meld the motion filed by the mentiff’'s attorneys be sustained case would g0 to trial this m before a jury. If he over- m their motion, the case would tas far as the Negro is con- | Bn AMERICAN” REVIEW AS SOLD BY GEORGE HARVEY . Mahony, New York Lawver ed Brother-in-Law of Nicholas 4% Murray Butler, Purchaser. Beal Wo the. Post-Dispatch. mew YORK, Oct. 14.5-Relin- Mshing a control he has exercised 38 years, George Harvey, »wner M editor of the North American announces savTe of that Bucation to Walter Butler Ma- fr. a New York lawyer. have felt for some time,” ys announcement said, “that menorable periodical is fairly its conductor’s undivided ° ay which 1 could not give faut abandoning or negiecting in historica] and biographical Which I have undertaken.”’ Ting the period of his «ditor- Harvey was president of the hing house of Harper & Bros., @ 0 years, and by appointmunt the late President Harding, a States Ambassador to ‘the Fr of &t. James from April, 1921, wecember, 1923. wamplification of the nature of historical and biograplhiuic:] | ™ now engagine him could be ined from Harvey. 4 ehew proprietor of the Noth Contest *ALMON RECIPES sub ld on etican Review is a Vermorter ae Cescen: He graduated from meetst College at the age of 20, , peas since practiced law, par- marily in the field of public utili- Pand plantation rubber +om- nd whie tney are m ul new “Pink SALMO is one of the big winners. I BE hi Bins ik ee ee ve and taste. It will serve Me with the United States Hub- mts! TF | Siaheaies of Weshe m= 1909 he married Miss Mary /] otel, Seattic: Miss Bernice = 8 gister of Dr. Nicholas and isabelle Clark Swerv, ey Butier, president of Colum- Whiversity. orrow (Fish Davy), or serve the 4 . mony, who has written at ping hot in chowder! More ®n economic subjects, plans t of the average home menu. hs exclusive attention to the ¢ healthful protein and iodine m American Review. ‘The gen- BDolicy of the magazine. to een Harvey will continue to con- = Occasionally, will not be | + The first number to ap- ve a under Mahony's direction will KERS 4 M December ingen BOUICENTENNIAL MEMORIAL PPESENTED To U. S. BY POLES: Tt | Signatures of One-Sixth of _ 's Inhabitants; Coolidge _ Commemoratfve Tablet. Asenctated . * MASHINGTON ger 14.—A mé- and greetings fro mthe Pol- P People on the 150th anniver- of the establishment of the. fan Republic bearing the | ures of one-sixth of the 30.- | inhabitants of Poland, were | “today to President Cool-| rom all of the recipes submitted i i POR THE ANNOUNCEMEN ) and others, given SOON. : P0ld Kotnowski,,chairman of Stional Sesquicentennial Com- of Poland, and Prof. Iwa- ' of the same committee. who = lected to make the presen- *Xplained thar the Lists of | atures were completed July mea celebrations were held ™ghout Poland to honor the. year of American independ- | ™. Signatures are in 100 albums. | 3 hing having been done by In one album are sketches *@8mber of contemporary art- the 6,900.900 signatures "© are of Polish schoo! chil- ident Coolidge also was & commemorative rold medal = 8Mblems meade from the P @leg wil) be presented to Sec- y T Commerce Hoover and to) > States Military Acad- ‘. us rSVILLE, Mo., Oct. 14.—Be-. ig crowded court room and sed a month ago on the ba-. |N. Fitch, attorney for the. ment of the plaintiff the court | | ' ; re were ee Wc ed 60 Years Witb-. | Pay Enter Plea at this sleepy little county | m oa ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH enti Fe le ee a cel te SRR Ha Reine, Seine tac: Renin 7 Rorvtacintnnee. ese AOS eipepsiorahe ae haroncme emacs Sn he Reh OU toe alk a beings ort 5 Pe be es We GE EEE NE EO EE CE DEDEDE TEESE SS SSE cl +s oe = ? 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Fa Ceertent oie: ake riaeld by 3 : ; > : 4 ‘ 53 © a } Sy ae % : ts * t ods : ; f pes i C4 3 =! NES Se BR Ree ae te F ae ; . ies ee ae ati. en ee Rage spree spans Kean Regrigs aime A AOA Th evil ¥ * Hi ie: cap a wn a ia aban ilies Ne ny gaa naa PRED em, y Pink at - I alle el a Ee eaten abit ne iin — mt . : . ‘ P ° peng ae. stay Sv aes A Oe ie le ee ee ee ee 0 MR step Ww Ta e £ nee cabs aa sa TO ee - ie oT 2 ae ar 6a eo Se ae er ee ee te ed © Pa ee ee ee Re aaa: é i i ee aed eo ee er Cleveland’s Veteran First-Baseman Voted — Honor After 13 Years Commission by a Vote of 63 Selects Him Over 25 Other Players Named— Mostil of Chicago and Pen- | nock of New York A warded Second and Third Places. : Re the Asenciated Press ; a. CHICAGO, Oct. 14-—Thirteen is no jinx for George Burns. Siugging first baseman of the Cleveland Indians. | : Burns selected his thirteenth year of major baseball to pound Ss cut an ali-time hitting record and a committee of ha ' > pick the thirteenth of October to vote him the 1926 award ag .% aa the most valuable player in the American League. ; +? @ a - of Cobb, The Honor Roll from which the names Speaker, ‘'ollins, —. Ruth, ne es Johngon and Peckinpaugh were a an es were LLOWING is a complete s-eauensenaeatenias ignites Asie ats ima of thie rT) yers i | heights in the realm of footbal] The coliege football tearm, recently upset Harva rd. may ule @@mes next rear with Notre Dame and Svracuse T comtempPlated battles with Harvard ager A. ©. Edgecombe said taken to pit the team against formidable foes. an attempt a _ i» ~ 7 " ve made to book them on the schedule The Covenanters ma loek n Texas or > ornia christmas E a tall fame, “ARMY GOLF MEET ENTERS SEMIFINALS By the Associate? Press PHILADELPHIA (Oc: 14—In United States Army champion wolf tournament at the Huntingdon ~~» ; , Valley Country Club, Lieut Wuails, San Antonio Tex Washington. 4. : Martin McManus, second base, | “2h Off the Gridiron — St Louis. 4. Robert Meusel. outfield. New ’ : ‘Sy the Associated Press ~ 5 Po > oe ee a ’ eZ ~ : ‘ - ; Emory Rigney, shortstop. Bos Aggies kickers are working over- “Go agey | SERMMATTAN. — rae xeon! ton, 3. # , aia a \Ume in the secret practice session Ira Flagstead, outfield “=~ {this week in an attempt to perfect ton, ° this branch of their attack for the | aad * le ™ = ee > Walter Gerber. shortstop, St. }annual clash with Kansas Univer- " t : ——. ee a ‘Sity here Saturday. Coach Bach- : John Pachary p.teher, jTaan has been pu en his squad UIs. me ithe lirn? t a . ” ; . . ; & se as 4 A eb Lin d (Oc ned cates At - beon, outfield, |; William Jaco ' jthe memorial stadium. but is , avoiding any heavy scrimmage | _LAWREN en The Wane Webster Plays Dedvessits ri ane san Kan as SirTing scored three Cleveland igh | touchdowns of gard le regs | freshm team in the first test of oe Ah * plays ~adare to be used againet ithe Kansas Aggies Saturdar. Ham- Captain Hack ins Green Ex-/ iton. Anderson and Mackie var. pected to Star for County “““Y D@cKs. showed up unusually (weil in the practice session All Team Saturday. ‘three made long gains in thet; |'@ashes with the ball. runn: ng be- hind a smoothly operatin inter. Ceach KReberts Webster High | ference. ee ee! MINNEAPOLIS —- Tatrcy - cure touches in preparation for iS aM-/ yinnesota feethalt nlavers nud tine nual game with Cleveland High. | usua! retinue of coaches and train- Saturday ers Set out last night for M ‘higan in a@ pre-season game, fought in for the clas With the Wotverines a sea of mud Webster Geteated * Ann Ardor Saturday Harold (“entral i4. to @, and the conftest ‘ >u? rn a : - should determine the comparative val ae 0 a oe i Strength of the two bitter City worked out in Chicago thie morr- League rivals ing and then ef’ for Y¥pstlant: Though having oniy four letter! Mich They will reach Ann Arbo- men as a foundation, CoacH# Rob- °"!'Y a short time hefore the game > : . * ‘ ov ry? "4 Theta - on ; nt erts has a heavy but fast bunch ay 5 ‘AY. USing telegraphic re- ports, tw bab as by 7s * . 477 of players who are expected to ba’ o .Tesime CATs will re- : " iinet m Piay the Minnesota-Michigan game tie o@ even terms with Clayton for . _ hee | : ‘ounty League honors rhe te@m | menao- al gund s abiv led by Captain R. Hack SSCTH BEND. — ence Reon a guard. who has teen playing . b> aévantane ef a —_ . saves | =a brilliantiy. John Green right end, so1ugs, a: Notre Dame vesterday has also made a good showing for two practice periods. In the Roberts has not decided upon his merning a forwara Passing attack lineup for Saturday The game YW&S Perfected and in the afernoon will take place on the Webster %rimmage was the order Byrne fullback. was out of practice, enuf’. | field at 3 p. m ft . fering from a bad tooth Before bringing the season to + nanan clése Webster has the following CHICAGO. — Coach Glenn This ** . = ~ . Leth wa'lte oncentrated tis enttr ganes 7 practice Se esion vresterdar ape Oct 39 Webster vs. University yunging a Purple defense PE mene City at University City. am expected overhead attack by Nor. 6. Webdster _— Maplewood Indiana Saturday “Tiny” Lewis at Maplewood? will start at fullback. shifting (po. Nov 13. Webster ws. Stivers at $j i" to right hart Capt. Moon Ba. Parton, 0. ker will be at quarter with Gustaf. Nov. 25, Webster ws. Clayton at °°" ** *2* other hare We hater MADISON —Coach "eerm Little . The heavy Dut green Wellston Dut his Badgers through offensive | eleven wil! Zz eet University City drills far the third time this week High tomorrew afternoon on the |". *®* '88t stiff practice before the Pershing Field The Thiverstty team “ co ie mca pela nn! n (ity warriors wil! enter the fray. signal work. but most of the time | LEADS EAST IN POINTS as topheavy favorites to win. war spent Pounding awar at the Sr ‘he Agsrciated Pens ; Renner , Second team garbed@ in Purdue col- | NEW YORK. Oct i4.—Bill” Wad. Ed Lewis Started This Fad. ore By ‘he Aspoctaced Press, tOWA CITY. Arc lights were | ATLANTA, Ga. Oct. 14—Tonr Tr. | ‘alled inte action last night as ~iteht, Philadelphia. t2 im a serious | Coach IngWersen drove his Iowa condition at a hoepftal here today niversity or AND MRS FRANK BORN. of Racine. Witte will Be absolutely im par as 2: when their sons 4 hattle an Arthur Born is a qd a | ™,.. = — ~ euay Na A A Cail eeung Tr. - Ly > Fi nae ¢4 Tmiark re first ime in service a F _— ‘~— hee > .2ariey nas been a regu.ar on +h ™ 2 at > . He Cacet team for two vear~ _ 3 . » tt . ' ; but the fami? confiict has Pecame pointed or iMgs using illini lays were unable fo gain much ground against “arsitv. Sut the veterans under -~ ’ ne s - . erode 4S0ing oO tne eoach trough the froeh fer man gains SAMMY BAKER WINS EASILY OVER FRIEDMAN. | Spectal to the Post-Diepa: NEW TORK. Oct 14.—Se? -&@mmyv Baker Mitche!! Ftaeld terweigh* Star easil defeated feature bout of 10 rounds a+ the re- | ‘opening of the new Manhattan iast night Friedman gare winner stubborn opposition in spite of Being floored far Sunts in second, third and eighth rounds Eddie O'Dowd «=? Coturmbugs, substituting for Harry Lendon. scored an impreastve victory ‘Pancho Dencio of the Philippine | (Islands in the 10-rout nd semif /Tt was a hard fought bou: Lieber triumphed over Jim Sigmu im the firet 10-reund bout. Sammy Lee scored a knockout is firet professtona! bout s"oppin wy lle Powel in the fourth +: u of the preliminary ary pout. MADDEN OF COL COLUMBIA | den. Columbia stid captain sipped through enemr ranks five touchdowns and nine polfn‘s aMerwards for a tota! of 38 to | the lead in the East ‘Zer™ ham, so named because he pra Spectacalariy about a Fordham ‘el the same dar the famous | running wild. hes 25. ciuding five teuchdowne. . + Ast lay in an intersec- ecombe dec! * - ~ - ; . . = that he wy 2 i gro hefore the New eut of the war You did every. re . fan? a le * body a wonderful faror was the way Rilly Gibson. Gene's manager KIRKWOOD Vs_ RITENOUR AT 3:30 P. M. TOMORROW 5 — this rear ships af resented at the meeting and the | his best ether four will Be represented tr | He mieh the jeague. "| ether bouts Sparta Players Are Sought by © American Clubs | Every Man in Tourists’ Squad Has Received Offers to Remain in U. S. | | oa n-ne In view of the fact that they /have played to over 20,000 persons on almost every one of their seven : ' ' | ‘games in this couniry. officials of ‘the Sparta soccer club of Prague, | Czechoslovakia, are confident that the attendance at Sunday's game at Sporthman’s Park will run well ; ~ over 15,000 In each city where the tourists | lap ah gpmom haye appeared keen interest has on hog been. aroused among the Bohemian, led his population. The same. procedure ness of has been followed here and the! land advance saie of tickets indicates a work large crowd | In a season and a half. Only One Player Injured Hornsby The tourists arrived in St. Louis ¢rom late yesterdas afternoo: und Tt ‘haries Fen nanager of ithe - party, said ~oday thai the plavers Rut were ail in excellent condition ex- thait cept Carvan, a miback who - eived a rather painful injury iz Sunday's game at Chicago Fenc! Tornshy who is a (Ricagoan and a member eralled. of the Sparta societ n that i In explained that the Eurcpeans were ing that rather surprised at the class of 43; football they have encountered in Monday the course of their tour mittee | Sparta’s record in seven gamesi .... on American soil follows: a oe ae Sparta 4. International All-Stars nositi 4, Opponents 3. hari Tr j nrrz ~ . a» > “@! : & Europe ne i, arta years ’ es > . - vr a > * « T ow ers ~ j & ee a> Kig ve 44 aS lie 444 ¥ 4444.4 Dies Sinxin we 7 ‘e+? . Decause of 4acS 1008S Series of surc- scout cesses in hvernationa!l competition ecpelw b | oxo ~ . . — ~ ; , The team's supporters air hey | th od al ~ + re > t - a" e geie ited 1iax 1471 ~ 4 \ Lang #7 6 A 4 = , ? ‘ > “ a ~~ 2 _ a oh hm ante) > ao ; severai times and have never suf-| mo: eymaking position = ~ ~ ~ +. —— tered a defeat by the famous All- in a wish combination. t Br ess Man 5 io be 2 tay hh usSiness anager rene] said to- ciub ay That every man on the syuag! three or had received attractive offers from But t American Seccer League clubs to tion over remain in America at the ~onc]u- £.0ornv % ~~ _ . » — ~ sion of the tour Howexer. it is To Hernsby ian ee honors of . 4 _ + sac . ¥ 4ngerstood that, should any of the the field general tourists desire to take UD residence front: i aod here, he wil! become affiliated with man who musters the army and th 4 Club of Chicago. which sees that the frent line is prop- iS cidsely allied with the Sparta’ erly equipped rganization of Prague. . while the work of fighting goes = Oni. St. Louis Team Strong : Tha “So + j = 7% ere a 424 a &.» Lo U1S . % Bee G Mi ‘ WT E Mn sis nal te oppose Sparta at Sportsman's Park sunday is one of the str hgest com- baa See morse a, bimations ever Picked to represent this city. In a trial! match last Sn-- > ~ +h = | ~ ? ? ~ | “, ‘© 10Cai iads beat the ctronge Fron olvay Club of Detroit, 2-1 any |] ee oot > 2 ret? | ng eh, - ar ey an * = 1 Te Meet Tunney In Next Bout -**: By the Associated Prags NEW YORK oc: = i: . Black Dynasty Passes. a +3 - eL1ore he New Yor ‘ RYYine rs) ark: * + ~ } “PG i > . as » © a? aga r an ; i iS ei mn T> empsey With , oon a,.# wr .ne@ defeat of Wills a7 ng _ ~~ oo e % > ; ~ ~ ~ +f harkey >-a pla alongsid ck ers with Dempsey, the dethroned char r ff a * ‘ a le » *? co ~ > wt sa. \ ii? maiida eniert aill1S nOoDes é & rs ; ri ws of regaining the scenter J gainin he sc - 2 Vack Se Vea anew »f Bri ake Dp rt nn Tne ~ : eRe } yaatryure i€w light-heavrwe; ight titleholder - « ‘ 3 le . +. At least Promoter Fugasccyr ves- + ; ~é . ‘ cerday sn viewed the 2 oe Soston x est, rdav he yh we ' ™ eae . . _ . ce Terk State Athletic Caomr ssion —— - 77... —— . — . . . ee 4 i -O8ca" and fp, *-~ hea ee. vated to the chair of “log i) con gro hea rar 7a’ vo. 4 ta + Tr i ea % 3 te aos tha _~— -> * a¢ » * kh oe — ‘ meck iemanded afte yuer roe jing Willis @® Sailor can beat a! ena . ’ ~ ‘ marine gaa? ; rer 4 ay + +» > ’ o- A+ $ . eTr; -_ “Thanks for getting that fellow h : 7}... . |Zreeted the ex. tar in the dreesine - aN ‘room after he haa ‘onquered hew on aa L* i a ‘ Le Wit ° ™ "tow Kirk wood High S- we Dla « ane + Pa age i i + Mentos Se @aFU2 Fame at . - > re eionek * YITT rrr att. mo AA 4 wes Ritenou as the re _—— he rece Same wil? he on thse iatter’s Fi % 1 iis Both schools hare strong elevens makes League Organized. Negro MOUNT VERNON. Im. Oe ; tor tit ya At a meeting held at the City | >y¥ baseball! MANACers and thar pearance | interested im the national Kame Furthermore ‘(“ifestercar. plans were made which imeure a Jefferson County haseha’ league of eight teams for the sea. ,;#on of 1927. Twelve of the is Jef fareon County were ren | Dempeer really needed to be at yea . «+ [a Lown ~ i Amateur Mitt Show Tonight At the S. B. A. C. ttesite: Grentheng: Mate Pints} Sims im Feature | A ae nly ay: Last Hard Practice of Bears De voted to Solving * Mickey Mazer of Sherman roe the Nebraska game, Coach Bob Higgins decreed, ~~ ing his charges through a carefully outlined signal ad | | drill which gave no chance to the injury jinx which the | quired early in the season. Nebraskan plays were as a7 ‘dummy scrimmage. with the frosh eleven assuming tj ad Huskers. ‘ The return to the squad of pn enpieitininisadiah 'Raiph Kurz, guard, and Meyer Lib- | man, guard, points to a stronger | Bears 'line than originally expected for, ° te be SS 744 ; a 1. K saat | Ce Lineup, y ‘gether semifinal match, was one up ns ~n ‘em Richard a ae at the ¢@ighteen'h hoie ' play was slightly below the farm ; 3 this group of golfers generally ex- Lang of the Tower A. C.. and Room. Tie Greenberg of the National: A. | A.. opposes Frank Si ims of =e Busi- ‘Ress Men's A, C.. be held tonicht at Fa. ?*'+ ime " Seetl Necune A. Lang, a sturdy pairithe Husker game. Kurz, however who returns from aq sick bed. may the second time with- mrevious setto it the Garrick Thea- eters Mazer was awarded the a. a former Mahan, halfback, still appears out of the starting probabilities be- Brown (1735) __ cause of injuries suffered in scrim- oss (178).... referee's decision mage of the past 10 days. Collins (178)... ip The Bear eleven is vecoming MeCarrell (168). R Pe slightly more familiir with the puz- | Hayes (148)... . gee LT RNR may average. For Nebraska, Weir end both excellent cogs i the attack. The tackles Capt. | and Ashburn, are beth ; gressive playerr, and be ding strongly for All-Val Bears Hope to Solve Shift. ‘ineir Washington opr ‘tage over any of the | r | paaibeets Washington freshmen. the °? \. De onents of the season, whom they ‘ness to the attack i¢ §6rmuch-praised Nebraskan the fullbac is re>orts from Lincoln No m-iwhile Dailer and the past week has put the’ stenals era en Son uth Breadway A. And then the world’s title fight nave deen entirely another ‘Most Valuable. EORGE BURNS service in the big leagues he verd ict for Burns ss hw & SOA 14 - put back on the Middle Age is getting his f racing in the colors of Foxcatcher | Parms. made a runaway of the Fairfax Handicap for 2-year-olds, Yeature of a card at Laure! _yester- day that brougbt thrills and heavy winnings to the piayers of iong a ehances. was ~ D Baath By ‘he Aseociaiad Press. Tiavention a ed clese and spir- f ited contests throughout. The indi- FVidual rifle match was won by Lieut. Manning W Podsen of this city. who put in a perfect 7S score. Second went to Lieut Herman “Se Amertcan Legion defeating | SCRtello, Idaho, 23 to 6 in the final came of the tournament. A NO IIT EVIVE MY OTT ehuvyaecpeae oo if ) Earle (Gremeay » Ne@a.e, athietic “Sach at the University of Vir~- rina and former Cincinnati Ma- “onal League baseball player. Bas stened & contract te manage the aarksbure club of the Mid-Atlantic seDall League next year es Banquet for Rickey. so Branch Ricker. vice president et “* Cardinals, will be honored at a Bing vet Mondar evTentng- at Hetel “hase DY a committee of citizens which will inelude Mayer Miller. Sey ‘teller Hadley former eH i and ee BY the Aserciatet Pane. ‘ WASHINGTON, Oct 14 — George | *shington University defeated American Untversity in fectbal | Pe@lerday. 218 to 7 2. ia . ;<¢ — r ~ Los Angeles 15. Portland © ty wees 6 Oakland & inn “sions «4. Sacramento 3 Rings Seattle 11, Sen Francisco i. oe ee el a a ar a gvh@o28

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» gp SS RS % Oe eats iia ir” ee Ree m wey, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH HELD LEADS WATTS NOCKENKAMP > TRAILS WOLFF AT MID POINT eames. ek oe s De voted to Solving These é | sed by Coach Bearg’s Elpyemme t Player Is One Up; y Miss Saturday’s Game: 4% I Despite Ideal Weather Contestants Silhtgly Be-. ob Higgins decreed, yesterday, nd low Best Form. carefully outlined ‘gang and f ee | injury jinx which the - By JACK ALEXANDER, Nebraskan plars were again useg Of the Post-Dispatch a) Staff. +) . io Lie wer for the Washington T 8q | . Nt at tall tN ra a af im frm PP , ¢ | A tL A Ets et cet ie tt reuniunantatustmmmeeeeme __THURSDAY EVENING. PHREE UP AFTER 18 OCTOBER 14, 1926 aii i dn i a aa a DPB BRP Pe i i i i id ad wi = ete Oa lala i ee a aa a OPO” ae ———w a - CL tee tnt - eee ei ie i i i i i i i ee How Jack Sharkey Subdued the “Brown ‘Panther” POLLO LN LS eg APO PP ay i i i ae i i dd i a P— BLO LP eae adler _ ee, ee jabs that cut Wills badly and wore him down. —fnternational Photo. The pun- RACING RESULTS OOOO Nn ee ILO hl Nl eal tlh valde | here At Beulah Park. By the Assoc nod Press FLRS1 CE—F ive “fu rlongs: Huzzas (Eames ) 440 $3.20 2.80 T. H. Everett (Hardy) 3.60 3.20 First Pick (Anderson) ne ee ee Time—1:05 4-5. One Gold Buck, Mau dina, Guvnor and Bissell aleo ran. SECOND Weve furlongs Kalakaua (Loug} 18.40 340 3.40 Puff Ball (Kessner) 2.80 3.20 'Hughie (Ghek) ... : 7.80 ‘Lime 1 : OG. Royal Sa! 1e, ’ Helen of y. Blossoms Bil 1icem 1 also ran. At Jessel. FIRST RAC E—Six eyriceee Reprisal ‘Collins: 13-5 1-1 1-2 Aragon (Fator) . 45 1-3 Hullabalo (Ellie) ‘ee Figg ao 1-2 Time——1:13 8-5 Polyphemus, High Ball. Dante. Knights Bridge and Great Hopes also ran. SECOND RACE—Siz furlongs: Backbone jiAbel) . 2-i 1-1] 1-2 Bull Run (Arnold) : 3-1 7-9 Powhattan (Mai ben 1-2 Time 1Z 2 Ex reme Yv espasian. Cartoonist aud Sand 1 Hi ls &lsO Praen. mose’*Y | MADISON, INDIANA, PREPARES TO WELCOME TOMMY THEVENOW BS ess. (ct. By the Assoctated MADISON, Ind... lower Indiana Down Theve- 14. “Wia”’ in /now today got down a jar of apple butter. Her son, Tommy, 23-year- old Cardinal hero of the Yankees’ late upsetting, is coming home. Madisonians are preparing a great ovation Manager liornsby ch him, but he hit ry told the scribes he set them all .417 im the series, and a two-bagger, made 19 putouts, had assiste and oniy two errors for fielding average of .947 PP PL eh APP OA APB Vn® D o {0 Wat agog when took a home scored five runs, bt & BO LaLa - ~ Padldenias Workouts. 7 ) ‘ , as i ' Seven | Magnates ' F a ae Q | 5 adie. ® 0 ee ee ee a a i i Ill., Oct. ee ee ee eae COLLINSVILLE, 14— Track fast. Three-eighths mile: Heller :40, The Runt 137 2-5, Double Quick ‘37, Shasta Lowe i:371-5,. Hour- more :371-5, Manzana :37 1-5, Myrtle Belle :36 4-5, Betsy Bacon 38 1-5, Becky Sune :381-5, Cud- geller :38, Miss Rochester :37 3-5, Forelady 1:39. Hialf-mile: Johnny 1, Head Cover 12, Chick Bell 21-5. High Prince %1, Massil- 115, Billy Watts :55, Buz Little Gulmea 1501-5, Tee Lavigne 01-5, Climax Senator Norris 750 1-5, 250 1-%, Smiling 6Yrs $1 2-8, Ire mnMask I! rancs Rock 150 1-f. Five-eighths mile: Ladys 1:07, Phantom Fire 1:06 2-5, Prae- tien! 1:03 3-5, Fdwerd Gray 1:02, MeDenough 1:03 1-h, “Stampede 1:02 4-5, Chiva 1:04 2-5, Three-quarters mile: Firth of Forth 1218, Promixing Tom 4-5. Ferehead 1:18, Sir Mau- 18 1-5. Kiasxon 1:19 1-%,. Tle- 1:20, High 1:17 1-5, Fire 1:18 1-5. Suzanna B. Campbell lon Fuz :53, Hee 153, 749 3-5, Bulletin —* eateads Res b 1:17 rice 1 penter Joy One mile: Brownakin 1:47, Hig Life 1:49 1-5. Jamaica Workouts. 14 _ > > .- - ie (*t) ‘ ‘Tosh @i¢ven assuming the role ’ RELLERIV I on NTRY CL sUB, ° 46 Oct. 14.—After is holes, Kiddie Held was three up on Lawson : ; ns ~~ POPP PL Pan t j Watts in the 36-hole semifinals of 4204 t7- ‘ ‘ ‘s + ; = a ‘ 3 e district go.f tournament, to- ner Bears - Nebraska |” | for s © r ; Ss Gay. Wolff I h eo a Clarence olff, playing in the ever Lineup W : at meee awe : may | ~~~ Mee S hastens a ther semifinal match, was one up _ 1 Seas reste: Bockenkam t Capt Duncan (174) a ’ on Richard : Pp 9 the » out Eibman (180). 11. Tt ace peshteenth hole. T this point the . ‘| Kaplan (176). “4 oe shbury ‘play was slightly below the farm : Brown (175 ae Sy 3 “ee this group of golfers generally ex- Kurs (176) R. GM’ Matles hibit. > ) ‘ oe oo (i7&) R. T. Stiner ; : Held’s card o ming MeCarrell (166) ma. Ee Wetr @ Out ..4 4 45454664 4 §—40 muz Hayes (14%) puz- ee oe &. B.. Brown m.,.-.@3 5 3 3 5 4 3—34—74 the | ° © (loo) -H. B.. Dai ' }. wD ley Watts’s card args - Omouch (163)H. B. Mandery an BS 455 465 £ 9 apon MN hittier 4183). FF. B. Howell 3 Out > oe “ a) a y b—¢ 2 - ahs Back fierd Awe e In 2S - 4 o ~ o w ~ 4—35—-77 ‘SP°- Washington. 163. Neb » Wolff's card: ’ r be! e - reen line Average. ee SS Se oe oe oe ae oe ab hh is | Wastdagten, 177. Neb mm 686346455 3~-37-~7¢ ETL 2h Washingt ey Average. Bockenkamp’s card: stern ington, i371, ___ Neb bot ..6 44445 5 5&6 3—B89 line ‘ e of] “ Huskers, still tne ae .* * * PS. $—36-—75 uri's : €444 5 —37 er line a 192 - Out ..¢ 3 5 5 4 “0 rerages . pounds, i 444 6-3,4:5 5-4 $--26-_7 4 In the picture Sharkey is shown landing one of countless ea he Washingt orwards “Cased ishment led the mattryé Wills to foul his foe and lose the bout. their heaviest combination = rs. = a et ce tag Nebr 7-pound average. GOLDEN PRINCE WINS po or eb1 “aske. Weir an | a iT and ? Se onsemncngediaheelven AND PAYS $386.30 onc alr, es Lo re aAa ij attack. The tackies Ca FOR NVESTMENT. Ses . ~ . ee 2 PPB LA A Ay hl OO Stet eng Ashburn, are both very@ie in a ste *a D H dl At Faits t a» OF “en . 9 Sa y t BROC Cre ‘ s ° : Eressive players. and are both : ere: ; 0 ur er Pe ,0un Ais- dine stronecly for All ~~.° NEW YORK, Oct. 14 ——- air Star, By e Associated P seas of- isi _ ne rts i-\ alley racing in the colors of Foxcat her + Fins? RACE—i ve and one-hadf fur .. At guard, the hard-plavin " c longs: it 220. slic ‘ying Farms, made a runaway of the O ace oni “ae Gee, ‘Shenae poun veteran, and McM Fairfax Handicap for 2-yvear-olds. (Db. Sm TS eee . 14.70 6.70 4.70) o-pount recruit. will 'Meature of a card at Laurel yester- villages. ) Fromnatie) — 70 | ‘ inetr Washington opponents day that brougbt thrills and heavy Time—1 :08 2-5 Edna Cook. Fast *" : - lowae ; oe . lack. Cris re Il r i . ing jerably. James, six- “foot center, @ nnnss to the players of long | Joint Holder of World Rec-| men’ Mawerd Ss. i aay Clark. Cora and | }#Ss tips the he aim ne, t? 5 200. be chances. ' | Shasta Butte also ran. 1. but mark, with a great weight 4 gk egg stunned the Mary- ord to Compete at A - ee ; . a fjand gathering by returnin 86. _ a pe nia. —_ ! ‘age over any of the Bear for a $2 pari- «os She apogee iota Madison. : ton ' | passers. ; P thi 3 ' By the Associated Press. the oy! the ird race at six furlongs FIRST RAOCH—Six furl Ongs : 0 9.40 - ~ or «-year- old co i eee Lupine Finnerty ‘ 740 10.2 ‘ De Track “tar in Backfielé. aid e high ext ne eg ing n a melt (Me EI) rey ; 13,: aV e+ In +b a T ~secli-” a . : - ; > * L ) ; a jaa , onc] {r Y 0 } th } oe ] ver iw er rner} > - Ars | das wae Fiusk:« . backfield A, d ning horse SN backers in many vears f S ‘ cham} é of 3 hur | Time l ‘ 315 Jonr Hager, Trinket. to dervy, trs ot stor eontst butes a in Marviand and shaded the record dlers, and seven fast rivais will oc- Sp Sscheo + Ba a ag rk gaa ; ¢ eg : “ayward rier Gu Sisha Lee and hey ness to the attack which the —" set by High Star last sea-{|cupy a feature position on to- | Wonder Well also ran a : ‘ + a ¢ ' | Sh ND KACE—tI ive and one-haif fur- m will be hard put to stop. # lanyara at 7 to 1 won the Go night's greyhound racing card ati i= ” re Tan +> 7" ; g; soi si z . —_— ” . ‘ Muster (W CGar- tis ates iback, es regarded as wanus ( latming Stake at Jamaica. |the Madison track. Steeplecha'ses bor“ yeas : am: 89 640 3.40 ‘as of the best pithgers who heve feature of an ordinar | Cir ol a » 4.0 ; : y card, al- | or ¢ha : 47 — ,|Cirvenna (Mev) . 4 to ken into Valle" tircles this the mile and « sintecs = “ia | as run over the quarter mile course | Audiey Belle (Crum i 340 wr - . .*% “ “ - : i“) { Lane qt s. es- m-' while Dailer and Rrown. utility 1454-5. Endor was second and | w@h four jumps, are the most : OE eae: el aneing Moods Fy ing Tis- fense men era rleo good at Bucky Harris third. Laura Diant! | popular of the eight events staged iida, Pretty Run, Bride's © up. : inur. Neh raska! : nT specialty. Rr rn and Salta. favorites. finished in the ’ : | yen and Lacy " urke! iat _ ah eaten ° ruck |nightly at the dog track, and since’ THIKD KACE- ne mai rs and | Ale i th } | 'Zero Hour (Connelly).24.00 9.2 — a a a -hig arrival at the track Monclalr | Susan Rebecca gone he 3.UU 2-20 | ' 4 | Sporty é Crump ) foe - 3 DELPHIA WINS ‘bas been one of the greatest fa-| "ime 1:43 4-5. Blasted Hopes. — i LE vorites. | Ray and Mae o ~~ 4 4:80 Tell F GION RIFLE SHOOT, Monclair came out of the West At pean’ y the Associated Press ‘where he coursed for live hares, | + ‘ . ; . Ss ch t ; PreRe. IES ‘ PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 34. — The ;only about five months ago. At/| Or er HAGE—Avout — . ge 2 gol trapshooting Miami he quickly became a sensa- | Kanga: 0, (C. Mergier).16.4V 4 bo yt} i ve ter . a : ve ‘ ‘ ‘ rne - tJ & i n with the wan t spor in ‘ieee tion and was beating the best of | Soon Brame Ili (Me: 2 merican Bion 7 ho | hases and t Mondav Morning. Kosinan. Jedburgh A b- - on . ve ey, King Jack, Woody. Foreland. Jimmie ; EVENIN would not surprise dogmen to see Pe) a é East St. Louts is expected to _ the record shaved again, with such lew ee ee —— = ® big reception to the first boxing | f00d ones to extend Monclair.., VANCE-FOR-FRISCH ow in years which will be of- | All members of union labor fered at the Avenue Theater to- bodies on the East Side have been | TRADE IS RUMORED ol deen, the auspices of the Illi- lextended an invitation to be guests, NEW YORK, Oct. 14.—The pot is Ols ‘ . : rilin Y th Ove ys» ¢ - onlin ro ots ege agen : ree gite of the manager:ent tonight A | boiling wrt fo. “ger bos . gath 4 , “331 * r rour I t stove jeague Ti teeke pttrncet ae rs oa 2 gd iCentral Labor Union stake will be | een — oe ( Sse % ene . in ans and there are three other bouts. ‘run as the chief feature of the rac- | the Flatbush Mon is preparing ne ae ‘ing program and such good Brey | 45 tone the G8e ant Gniy Daney j ll’s Ribbon, Surr/ 4 filled with efforts to get Eddie e y Cause of th owner. Marshall's Ribbon and Suir; '" ae iat ndhnn diet An 4 e American Legion, defeating vA}] e favorites. Roush from the Cinetnnati Reds in | Bide probably ‘ rul . exchange for the se!lf-ame Frankie Pocatello. Idaho, 23 to 8. fame of the nt ae lg Neale Sliens as as Manager. By the Agsociated Press in the fina] ter business. Theyre Ore correct, but also mical. Both pairs last oe eR Ret nen ete ta 2 ARKSBU RG, W. Va.. Ort. 14.— . rie (Greargy Neale athietic ha a ‘ 4, AL v n given a rest. — at the University of Vir- | me and former Cincinnati Na- tonal League baseball Slened & contrac? garkebure club of ba)! player, has | to manage the | f the Mid-Atlantic | League next vear A Black Calf Oxford with the increasingly popular custom toe. SWOPE SHOE se Banquet for Rickey. Branch Ricker e the Cardina! . OF Mon A Mare wee oa Bondage . ii 4 3 ; by Wid ' , ’ Last Night’ s R nee 144 Dora Ridge Rac Buck ; * “4 P| FIRST RACE-—Thresgigicen' he mile Pickens. Ruth Rocket an The Emqu William Cole I 3 p+ "Y 60 a SEVENTH Chk Fui tints’ Bar Maid 3. Ov or. BACE—Futun | breeging: breezin breezing Three-quar't A cieu 1 3 Yoshim Wells, 1 b reezing ee. "CHRISTIAN BROTHERS TO (me mille i 2-i PLAY M’BRIDE SCHOOL | McBride High School! wtll play; Christian Brothers tomorrow after- | noon at the lattersa gridiror Me- Bride has practically a new outfit, the tearn being uilt around three ‘'d men—RKelly, McMahon and Capt. O'Conner McBride iost to Roose- velt High last week but has shown tmpro vement workouts this " eek. / Mise Black Gx«1d 24.00 8.20 5.230 Actor hor 3.40 3.20 yi Ke a Tiare ‘ . 9 60 Mm Sh White Pop Littie John, Sinepie View test Cherd and Wasteful ‘ a s rat FIGHT HACE. -.~Jme-cuerter mile hur Blac k Parton 16 00 7 ss 8 40, Texae Ficil> a 8 3 0 Hiack J¢ Timer 29 2-3 Smoky Blue tlet. Reckieas Buck ” Be mont end Brows an- pat 7 sO ras ione-man affair Plotting Behind | Throne of Landis | sid 'ed leg that may keep him from the Baseball Czar Holds Balance of | Power Due to Comiskey- Johnson Feud. eee ee ee By John B.. Foster (Copyright. 1926.) NEW YORK, Oct. 14.—The joint meeting of the major leagues, with | | Commissioner | very Landis presiding, likely will be held this year in Chicago. Oné thing the American the league is mulling——is whether there will be any further politics played by the National League to retain Landis as baseball czar, al- though the election is not due this year. Two years ago, ness in the family of the sioner of baseball men their way to Chicago and heard the riot act read to the American League Many things can happen in two years and even now some baseball men have forgotten § all about the resigned air with which | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - HOLES ap al poate angen ae a — ee ~ - —— Princeton Tigers, | ‘Nursing Wounds, Fear Navy Craft Wails and iiees Also Come From Other Camps With Big Games Ahead. By the Associated Press NEW YORK,. Oct. 14. ern college elevens preparing for the greatest list of October stellar battles the game has known. The Prinecton Tigers are trying to locate the Resende that was Strangely absent against Washing- ton and Lee “aver oie With Sla- ,Ble out of the backfield from in- juries and Capt. Davis bandaged up on the sidelines, the ferocious Bengals: simply aren't what they used to be. The Middie look dan- gerous. Princeton, which ig not-to ed /remem be scout Yale, has nevertheless taught Navy plays to its subs. Bruce Caldwell, star of Yale’s running attack, returned to prac- tice hospital list and was promptly returned the infirm- ary with an injured ankle. He can't play against Dartmouth Sat- urda) Kddie football from th Tg laureate most Dooley, poet of and the game's re- cent bridegroom, has been relegat- to the subs end a tow-headed sophomore named Harris shoved into his place at quarterback for Dartmouth. Perhaps Jess Hawley rs that last year Dooley ‘grabbed a ball intended for anoth- } enough | F the American League elected Frank | Navin to the advisory council] in) nlace of Ban Johnson, president of the league. A One-Man Affair. Neither major league president! had anything to do with the recent world series except to applaud. The world series these days membership on the advisory cil carries nothing with it the task of legislation. The Na is a coun- when it came out flat-footed for ‘another term for Landis, regardless - lof the fact that it was_ still two ‘years before the commissioner will iibe through with office. The. Nationa! League felt iper- ectly confident tn taking that, ac TODAY ition because it knew that Comis- roe. Of Fmicage would Bring s7onsil7 FAST EVENTS STARTING with the senior organization jand vate for Landis. since Comiskey AT 1:15 P. M. and Johnson appear to be as hiope- ilesaly at odds as ever two mén can AMERICA‘S be The commissioner can be re- FINEST | elected by nine votes Somebody THOROUGHBREDS slipped a nice oker through) the agreement between the leagues when he tection of = comin | Fairmount Jockey Club | sioner was provided for bv action of the individual clubs and nat by Inc. eagrues No better plan could have (On Highway No..1! Near Collinsville) } > ~~? J $n P thea 7. we cas aa ll am ns Luncheen Served at! the Clubhouse If it was the National Lespgrue sriredenetitlnanntenenetaener diane gaiiitie except | ee etanenggen attend and | and | - tional] League in its meet- | ing last February precipitated an. ,issue between the major leagues) a 4 garding because of ill-'| commis-/| Malice aforethought, 4 : 7 5 -av wended | it would be one wa) i that lrive romorrow sin League | is mulling over—at least some of falled to make the Yardage that would have * given Dartmouth a victory rather than 14-to-14 tle with Yale. Several regulars are out of the | Harvard lineup and replacements ‘in the backfleld have been unable to hold the ball. William and Mary will arrive for the game Saturday. Pennsylvania’s star fullback, Al Wascolonis, is looking from the elines while he favors a wound- er back and Saturday. fills in Chicago who usually struggle with ' Dick Odtorne, for him, wont be well week. | The powerful air attack of Ohio | State, ‘Marty Karow, the line-smashing ability of Eby. give ce to rest in open-ueld work lurnnia tittle chan | Bucweyes. time to practic at the Polo Grounds. i back, is booting 50 yards con- sistently and will show Notre Dame some pun it aT = pe enna aR ee ee eee oe = men who put in this provision re- election of a commis- the sioner they might have done it with | figuring that | | The only tobacco Nature intended | smoke! . to check Ban Johnson, who never was in the National League to be invited to take a drink with the boys after election to office. In any event, the National League now is able to keep Landis in office so long as they retain the vote of one} American League club. The situation is not relished in| the American League seven. owners. other than Comis- key, some of whom have gnashed | thetr teeth to such an extent that they have been compelled to buy new ones. MILITARY DAY FEATURE RACES AT PCat t man. In the backfield Lanum will! call the signals, Peters and Stew- art at the halves and Daugherty at full. A Suit Custom Tatlored of Mountain or Capri Blue $65 Progressive Tailoring Co. 807-9 North 6t» Sz. . Two Blues Appear ‘ Of all the blues that have appeared from season to season, none before has had the glint of morning mist you’ll find in Moun- tain blue, or the mystic depth of tropic seas that lies in Capri blue. new blues in this season’s showing of fine woolens. Two PAGE 23° IN SEMIFINALS A Te ect you to THIS TOBACCO __ IS UNDERRIPE ~< THIS TOBACCO IS RIPE THIS TOBACCO IS OVER-RIPE smoke over-ripe tobacco. cigar! the same reason that over-ripe. a ce ean AP NATURE didn’t intend you should smoke under- ripe tobacco and she didn’t intend you should The only leaves she puts her O. K. on for perfect smoking are those finely ripened, perfectly ma- tured leaves from the middle of the plant. And they are the only leaves we use for Mapacuba. You'll see what a tremendous difference this ripe tobacco makes the minute you light up this It has a better taste and a finer flavor for or apple is better than one that is under-ripe or Think this over and you'll see that it’s a point worth remembering the next time you buy a cigar. “Its Ripe Tobacco Every Beyuk Cigar 10c—2 for 25c—1 5c MID-WEST CIGAR CO., INC., 322 No. Third Se. 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OES oagiie he SA Se os w OOS es, PE AL Pinyin. eet ath an oe > mah peek ged Oa ? : : 3 Par atest: hada ee Ron on Rest) Ps SW RET OR. OG Lip areee aeaitedi ran : ~ “ + mm ~. AT CARSON RD. | O as an important element in es RLES RD. McLaughl : 1 ca definite report appeared to- | appeal to the Midway ETUAL CARE. a Ss ” f 1 ae fact a de I a fr PpERPE $31 (c#2) | ROFF F bail. ’ ~ ends to dro The writer is in a peo ae GArfield S3St. a LF H. Ro omorro S , 4 Chicago uses the pass in just; day that Chicago int Pp ti 2 fe of Alberts } ’ 7 k F UW ds this way and the surprise element | Northwestern after this season be- a es Pmiaewge: action ¢ ; UNDERTAKERS Mre. Artic | 7 J ) Ivanston in- as definitely been deat 4 SS Seas ~orge W. and ‘one-half furlongs, anal se eam or Ss O or ar is nicely woven into the ball carry- | cause methods of the Fvanfst } n aa — 7 >AGH TY 2a ns Straw Bonnet .115 Rosetta Stone .115 ing offense. — A 76 ER. Leng hiiny AT LATONIA Dia Novia ....110 Lady Marie ...115 ‘ bd till uses the shift with 2 BI A-T B-O-Y-L-E. 3 me as - Se eet **"ttn Poke To P UD 1a sme a oe © ELL 0782. DEImar 2102. (c62) ‘on mano) Game Siivis 119 Kogilensa «6. HY O own ennsy an ®| the tackles back of the line, step- naam | vine First Race—-$1500, claiming, Orage att olds and moans, pox + i ae wv pe seen dee! Ae. es | ees r : the snapping of the ball. re , taking? "cnn ae Lord Meise .2.101 Bob's Beak: :109 ne Cilke Passing Should Be Watched or Game | smiled when the writer asked hit | cage near Natural Bridge.| “"Sosmal Wayward ..... S -Uur Gains 5 ; 5 if he thought - me- 7 ie Gran -* ; i e682) . ] oo kOe Seventh Race—Purse $1500, claiming, : ' a 7 ‘enone COlfax 8500-8501. (cB?) ra *Warhoe 22103 SHo Horry” ae | S-year-olds, one and Soe ee Will Develop Into Bask etball; Discusses. Effec- Maroon shift was as effective a: i. PPhone COlfa 5:30 a. RR ¢ OTe (4 4 ts * Pweave e266 &@ 8 ee a F : . Golden Avalanche Hopes to a Bet hinhig 9° | *t¢ vy a. . 103 s Tractor 2108 tiveness iat! Shikts eer aE | ~ . eter . TT Second Race—Purse 7 i | eus the Sec- . _ Aare .sees CSS . t Loses E , ess. — AP ABI, A RE ig al : idens, five; ond ........ OS. Sin Bee 6 secs 10) we a E F SCHMIDT: Get Going Against Billi- year-old colts and geldings, ms et tee Soe 798 “No shift,” he said, “Is as effec 7S DEAT HS HMIDT . k er M el oer ielen 19 * Benito tas’? 1108 rorand King |. 104 Oe HA hae ee 44 tive as it used to ‘be when the —_ P - Salle stre ®*Pro Cons ae ae MO BUT MUMS oe te cae D 9-68.06 ant e : : ‘u ens —— UFTAY | $Pro Consul . ; , . -103 | ——_— ‘\rules were not so specific a * 6827 Mich sHoldier Bird .40% (Anrous .-.. By Lawrence Perry % € . i PS PCOM | Weather clear, track fast. y ° tion before the S/S, at 2:30 | Bringing Squad of 28 Bramfieid °° 2203 *Nonchaiani 108 *Apprentice allowance claimed. (Copyright. 1926.) h - hel this cana ee tcia See oiiitiain ee \ ro. Entered into re o" ais tile; | poameane 5 ¢orch Boy 08 Croatan ered cif ale eee CHICAGO, Oct. 14.—Alonzo Stagg took the writer to -| ball is : 9 i4. at his residence. beloved {* Ea O8 Croatan - ee) ee 115 , . . use it at Chicago more as a sop to se z Joseph Aaels, ake «2 years, Ove 126, CO Sr - - ae a ae leis, dear fa , ‘9 , | vTnird Race—Puree_ $1500, claiming, 3- ?} borhood of Stagg Field yesterday where the veteran eoach was tun tradition! than anything ole: Oe a prof bary Glen den’ Adels, dear fu Martin . Capt. “Whitey Kahle will no /year-olde and upward, six furlongs: 0 AT FAIRMOUNT ¢ i up his University of Chicago eleven for the inter-sectional game h ve decided check for this Soft rd k P . ed fr a tian Jones, our dear father-in- Funeral , Universit plays; Antiquarian ...105 Genial Host .. 108 | ng up ave a ry coal—ha coal—co ce. Tic om $5.25 ather and uncle, when St. Louis n e y 105 *Dante's Inferno 9 i ) ] hi Saturda it 1 such a marked ‘ hee. dia . e Burke funeral! home, | SECKLER be able to appear in the lineup! AMYincy 1.121106 Big Sweev + + « 108 ~~~ | against Pennsylvania at Philadelphia on on y. shift, and # ; oon asl see $16.50 per ton. Our service is complete enough t Me es Sate streets, East. St-| | Oct. a4 ee soe Cee Psye! cei |... 103 *Myra M.". 22/100], Firat ide aud upward, tive aud oneal! | The Maroons were being groomed jAnd it is a good thing aa pry sueeer faa tas cee the of give you whatever fuel you want. All -grades an faa, Saturday. Ootrch, thence to | loved hus! istranc. ...181 Deensrd ...... 108 | 3-year-olds an , : tional/for, when the season started, -| before } " i , ‘oe are Ot. ete Deceased was a} (nee Sehr the most important game of I!t8/ écenistrano °'°111 Desvard furlongs: for this important intersec ’ . ] d bel Y teleph nag Cemetery. Deceas was 3) ache --208 Brush By |... .4 7 Qe \ fh eliable|ficials easily detect it, prices are liste ow. ou can ephone c Nerhocd of Maintenance of | Seckler ar against Marquette at; Czariet ..... a 1500, claiming, 3- Shining Light...112 *Foregold ..... contest under a handicap: This|cago found all four of her r : at of Brotherhood pain isaancs 2 | tau ae scosascltt ee auseciinese” Kalile veh eh yy = milé ona com Siz Lawntal.. ..112 *Emma Hoagland, handicap was imposed by the size/tackles and en:is missing. Of the “The shift is still wnrge in the order and depend upon — good fuel. Donk Me: Boyes, ar a | Landwenr | ey-neventh : ad . ? ° : sed ml ver, F ° Saal ei a § . : was injured last week in blocking! {irttic .....105 Alloy ........ 113] , 107 eget ks tO -104 lof the field. Stagg Field has been /first string backfield of 1925 only| way of covering phe pret tel rete Coal & Coke Company has been supplying good e__Asicep in Jeaup on Weduan ee a Drury player and two of his; Roya) Sweep :.111 Galloping 11 low Moen.” -107 *Rambie ......104 enlarged. New stands have been;one, Marks, remained. and it is really for this r se as since 1863. We recommend the small sizes. [ ar at 9:15 p. m. Mar lin Friedet muscles were torn. He will be out ay ES, peo Welcome seers 108 *Critical _— . ee eee ed built which encroach upon the old Air Full of Passes. | we © : an ( ccee a es 0 a for two weeks. om | ao: + see SSola “Mia -++.10 qBaletul gn 2s Joe Paton + OF practice gridiron. Besides, the reg-/| Jt was surprising to find the air at sey pce i + te not eteneed te Donk’s Price Per Ton—in Full Load lew , dear father of a. ae F Shea, b i De re- lati a Lady Von ... ining Gold...109 Climax ...... re ass used, ‘ : ? 4 i “Bugene eathar-in- law ear #on « ni i aiewsng hes “Mulroy | dere. oar pio $1600, allowances eo aaah, pure $1000 added, claim foes Pee agg ee en tt ag a cciiieal peor the rules committee or by the Big Lump $7. gandfather, father-in-law, brother} & hen F piate y of Fifth Race-——-Purse ’ bd con race, | purse ’ . 2 urted, a Cc @) @ ¢é ; : e of football ‘ ~ 9s ~« * o¢9 8 ean bo Bie. Sunday, Oct. 7. = p. , aves the squad tne Western Hills, 3-year-olds and upward. | ing. den 4-year-olds, three-quarters | , , ed ‘ coaches, then the game Sst an re dence. 3012 Juniata street, fo | lors of th Panic's ee ee lv let- six furtongs: miie: : So the foothall players work The line crashing tradition seems is) going to be ruined.” ce) omesttc Furnace . cree cin Bion ge ae Oregon and Utan/ing con minus the services of its on fe | Superfrank ...110 Ide O'Day ..- +97 all qettccess 110 Clem ee et out on a smali area back of th@/to have vanished. It endured for| ‘3 Resorts! | of! the Pusat - F a peeemer ier) on Friday or- 5 j , zittle 4 | 6 ay 6g i ©: Teseer . i e.s v7 * : ¥ ie Small umace parr : ; Eat ter man, experahherngensaond had | Sadene” rae 104 Mavfatr ng a 6 | cnhe &- ita 5 207 eo wield, sin pie ym, Ww hen they go 5g a nets & score of years beginning with the team by Chicago scouts have con. Ee The Finest 7 ° “Tt Entered. mio rest on Tuce Cm dan, Feld and . sat So teats in Bounds , 94 nit gad era 102 | ol aaamgaa "107 *Lattle Guinea. 119|Ular gridiron the men fee i time when Hugo Bezdek and De- vinced Stagg that the Quakers are Seuthern Illinois STOVE ofcceses 4 rr — tye ; a e * displayed by the te sap ex liad ee ween es tt upwal e ze self out in the middle of Lak®@)yonn Thomas, whom Princeton will irom behind « shift ta whieh avenue, BY es may! ns ra. rrine shee ’s practice. a : Ee ee MR ee 112], - : : mm. to St. ste ‘ in-law o mark today ta freshmen play l the 52 to 0 victory of the Billikens! Note O'Love./'loy *serena. 22°97)! 107 | Michigan. remember, Zorn, Austin and pive| every lineman, except one end, Big Lump a. mevate ints rest at De SSic cille Sheer i aieene test of the season,|over Drury last week has thrown | Betler Luck... .i12 ‘Ponjola ...-. 107 Otherwise, Stagg has one bey “be Yards McCarthy. lines up efther to the right or left Furnace | s- Entered inte oreenk, wien dear sane } contes , , |} Judge Dailey...105 Miss kreyer Uv r ‘ s y - ; eee eeeees * , ee ?) 6Rureses oe ot} ‘ a Tniversity of | a real scare into the Murray camp. Becky oe 202 *High Joy .... 97 and that is the greenness of Now Stagg has several nifty of center, the backs do a ma- , meee Thomas LOM are ys C. E Fal- Need my meeting Jackson Universit; *T * e Pp 100 it is a young team, lacking | passer d men who k h t SMALL FURNACE Fe D. R. Meredith m., to St, ADS pia’ Mest ks “% wo icy it ee . : 28 2 ymca oe ee gong herty for the last three years. Handicap, 3-year-olds and upward, one|hope of eae “ge ygpnen oy g basketball. But in its place, eg- pretty nearly a whole quarter to Donk Ny Selected Lump Coe ees $5.25 eels washinetica pe ae Me = sinha so es Aheied adbianche O'Keefe at Quarter ‘Pat, Calhoun...101 Dr. Clark . 105 material th.oughou excenen |! pecially when it grows out of a find out who had the ball and te I : bey th (Cal.) papers please copy. (c) arINKEES outs, where SS re ; ° Smiling Gus._''110 Bullets Paid wake = eee er aes : § bdena : , . ’ | SPEND is to meet St. Louls University Rupert O’Keefe is showing up Senator Norris. .114 Music pee 90 ae oe ee — P «+a e Biber ewski (CHORZEL) — Entoree opie = r ey ] eat. ce Os LPP LPO LOL SP ONL rt all - am t on Mor ay, Oc a . . / . 2. (in, 3-year-olds and upward. onc mile: : Mrs. ! LArojewenl, Mra. Fp Funeral S 7. : ° , Mra. C. | of its expected strength and local |jo¢q) quarterback candidates, Bob! Poor Princess. ..112 eeouray ee. 104 You can borrow from us at legal rates and : ’ rs. V Jablonski, | dal m.. from , > a 4 0 dear mother-in-law, fans look for a comeback as the Crowley and Connie Dunn, the lat- | gg SS i ag ‘Ker 27 | By the Associated Press. with rivacy assured. We lend money to Pennsylvania Anthracite, Egg and Chestnut... .. $1 te ind neat, aonamel Hilltoppers battle the Billikens./ter a prother of the All Amer- SBob Spalding..100 ney ....... 100 NEW YORK, — Sergt. Sammy Pp : Bile funeral taxes place on Friday. wet: “aae 4 Marquette showed great possibili- ican Red Dunn. Clarence Muhlick, | “Johnny Camp- -Neatness 100} Baker, Mitchell Field, beat Sailor . f . 1 Men Salaried Peo le 3 LOUIS GAS... ceeves $1 J.O0 >. ge ee to St. Stanislaus! Sprague | ties in defeating Lawrence College |220-pound giant, having failed to Noko. “eae iis earn beiooe: OF Friedman, Chicago, 10 rounds. siness iyien Froressionai lis ST LOUIS BY PRODUCT (Sussman) $11 Ye arch thence Calvary et, oy ag ; ots ; aa , on in * . ‘eee = . eee €6%66 tbs 4 Eddi , O'Dowd, Columbus, O., de- é e e - e é c * two weeks ago, 10 to 6, but first-/make a go of it on the line now is Teeede tnee. purse $1000 added: Jae pean ices Pancho Dencio, Philippines, Repay weekly or monthly to suit _— smeCEne, ; is £ntered into rest on Wednesday. Maud Ka half weakness cost them a 17 to 2/being tried at fullback and his ing, S-year-olds and, upward. one mile: 6 seni: Investigate Our Helpful Plan of Financing. a & ¥ B 1926. at Oa20 a. m., James Sprague, ; whipping at the hands of Grinnell |speed and unusual strength may *Murk ites ~, cmile Weiss” a7. OAKLAND, Cal-~Young - John- Phone GArfield 3720 4 , e . 2 > > » > > > , ~ @We we w ~ Ys a 7eVreveww ——— = "vere wy oe ARRAS AALSAR EGIL nah _ ™ - s > @ hh ahhh heh hh eh then Se ee Tn la fi w~ewe UE i o Effective October 1, 1926 ; j 4 “on For Your Convenienc You can now reverse the charges on station-to-sta- tion calls, You can place station-to-station calls collect, whether made during the day, evening, or night, provid- ing the rate is 25c or more. Youcan call as early as @ p.m. at reduced rates. Reduced rate hours for station- to-station calls begin at 7 p.m. From 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. the discount is approximately 25% of the day rate. From 8:30 p. m. to 4:30. m. the discount is approximately 50% of the day rate. These discounts apply where the day sta- tion-to-station rate is gocents or more, with a minimum reduced rate of 35 cents. The night rate is discontinued. You will find the rates to distant points substantially reduced. SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY ddd hdndetddeldaldall ttt Lr Leer TTT Aeee ae 4F ‘ ‘ | ' ‘ et * ‘ ‘ J + I ‘ j« . | ‘ e «@ ¢ . e . © ‘ I s ¢ ‘ e > e ‘ ia ‘ ‘ © + r A 7 e f First race—Claiming. and up:six furlongs: *The Cocoon ...103 re 11 | *Exelyn Sakver.102 ®Alley Oop ..... 105 *“anger SignaD]..103 Wellfinder ’..... 110 SP * eee 105 *Lemnos ...... lll | °K! ‘Ouldane ...108 *Tingard || °°”! 106 | | Bachelor's Error.110 Tjandji ...°° °°’ 115 | ee eeteeb 119 *Marcellius 105 *now Me Also eligible— Floating Ballot. .1023 "Candy Maker. .103 ES oe 110 *Steel Ribs ... 102 | Merry Monarch..116 Meridian Hill ..106 Second race—Claiming ( $1300. 3-vear- | olds and up: one mile and one-sixteenth: *Green Blams 100 PIES 1923 paeeeeeve ....... 11 Harry Carroll...103 | Poor Sport ..... PE | 197 | “Grass Tree ....107 Bramton || °°" | 107 SS 103 *Fasciste .._.._° 98 ~~), |. ris 102. *Dream of the *Alleumeur Jr. .199 WN 6 ce aes ~ 2s a 112 mile and one-sixteenth: .102 *Ren Franklin. .102 Third race—Claiming. $1300, 3-yvear-olds a 99 Starbright .. AZ *Who nows Me.107 *Filint Reap rey 102 *Tea's Ready 107 *Roval Flae 1n0 |*Real Artist .. BL. | ae. 103 | Tony Griffith ..107 *Vive Chairman.10° NS 197 Battle Shot 109 | *Parmachenes wemeriian . oak be 100 eas Also eligible— | Dr. Maver ..... i? icltapoe ...... 193 Fourth race—$1300. maidens, 2-year- olds: five and a half furlongs: i\| Symeege lt oe es ee ‘ arch. Interment in SS. Peter : Sane. ? 8 (Cemetery, (ce) a. pes B—-On Wednesday, Oct. 12. at 8.30 ae | *.Dr. James C. Kelly, husband of. Bt 3 Mabel Kelly (nee Engart). é mi b a fal Friday. Oct 5. at 2p. m.. ws Se Me Ulien & Keily chapel, 1416 Nerth gy ee a avenue. Interment Valhalla Cerm- : o *% (e) | ‘a U—Entered into rest on Tuesda ; a 22, 1926, at 12:10 p m.. Emil H. a paige helo ed hapa ~ > ie ow bf 4 Au (nee ick). PLOY e - ‘ C BH. A. G. and J.C. Lapkay, e aa6 IORer i ries ankau), Amanda ™ {nee | kau) and Vers Heaton (nee). Chie i : Bit de; rother of Guatave Lan«au & 50: ; _ “4 Gear father-in-law, grandfather troit Py want 10 Miaygtee at ‘the age OF | YEA 5b, . , dara. ‘ ~\ ees om Tesidence, OLD Witmingtan | yo at , 7 KX ‘AS cm. io, a8 Oe a. m.. to; \ oe ond ants Chureh Interment | MIDV¥ NS r anid ‘aul’ Cemetery, e Ae Was + member of a ae . | Mey - ad F 7 and the te ee GArtield _ ; on is, “ *chiniets, Local No, 394. {- ~ om ) ay ¢ meso (!)) paners shonu coer. {«) 4. D seared reer: suddenly on | ' oe MS. i 026, at 4:25 p. m.. | | | i dn ; ov! of 3536 Texas avenue, beloved | TT | > ? Biber of Vict Esai Santi, | = Unite . oF Viok ‘Twin are “le Q . te OUr dear brother brother-in-law | War } SS : : ~s ne ame a — os. an 4 ‘ a . cm m Mary A Lowry inee tov. 4. : ul ) Mant atur ay, to Cr t . e ection epresenta- — ved wife vot ike late Peter | Peo + . ‘ * mathe ra’ | ; : eo . tive of Cadillac’s new program. 50 Body Styles and‘Types in Colors rit Burt. Cone. Lactic and oretta | $25,cumem fro Cadillac’s 5 N > | d U | ~ oy A DUrns, Our Gest cation for : m. 00 New Color and Upho stery Combinations. The- : rim_grchr' "Donne's par-| CPS ay : : 'nGell boulevard on Saturday. Girar: Wide Range of Standard Cadillac Body Types and Custom Crea °* ™. &y moter te Made re bd . gation on tions by Fisher and Fleetwood. REET Patered mio reat en | fe ies awe . . : ’ at at 4 : a m : . , M Donnell dear psa, ; oben u . . Tie, eles r mother n re. yin . dillac S al r f h i di d li d ks Lester MeDonn ll, Mrs. Fannie) a — p esentation O the individualize Car mar a etterson City, Mo. Mre. & HL SEA fadical and unprecedented innovation. It is spoken of everywhere as j Petrort, Mien.” Me Ws 3 A : ; é a! Ellie chanel, 58940 Delmar led pr one of d h h f th Each ant ae ey. Oct. 15. Services! after ment Cad} ~ greatest a vances In Ct we 1sto O e motor Car. ‘> at North Jefferson, Ms Mall, hg illac now may be d uph . d ; (e) | deve. te | F ay be, in color and upholstery an type and sty - vm Vpneaday, Oct. 19, 1996. at | St valaae ® . . . Z - J TAT? Py No - freee § an- in minute and precise accord with the most iscriminating taste renin, Of, the Inte edward | wntoh § . ae “her of Markhall Noles the most strongly individual owner. : nee, Roles), Buraess ana | Ethe] Noles, Katherine Pad. Noleg) am! Loute Noles and Mother.on law. grandmother. «ix Mlaw and aunt. in her sixtieth from residence, STI2 Penneyi- *. Friday. Oct. 18. at 8:30 a. —. and Joseph Church. thence u rk. fed) OLIVER CADILLAC COMPANY LOCUST ANDLINDELL CUT-OFF + - JEFFERSON 3080 Guy W. OLIVER,-President Mal Pa % Entered into rest on Tuesday. 3 19U6 at 3 p. . Chartes H. ro husband of ‘Plienors P} ne! er of M coke w). dear fath ar- from the Leidner chapel. ©¢°3 iday. Oct. 15. gt 2 p Ohm's Comets Dece “a* was 7 of Polar Star ‘tates No. = * ~ Bellefa taine Chapter Na. ; Ivanhoe Comm y ho. o

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ESHURSDAY, | ww 5,959 AGENTS WANTED Ads last year—2,717 treRE than the THREE St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. post-DIsPATCH. nae " [METERIES DEATHS * |____ GAS PIPE CLEANERS _ PROFESSIONAL : | SerUay IONS—WOMEN, GIRLS | HELP WANTEO—MEN, BOYS; _— SALESMEN WANTED work | _— = : nc i Lecgeenen a SALESMAN-— Energetic ‘On Tuesday, Oct GAS PIPES cleaned: stoves connected, ELECTRIC cabinet treatments. massace.| YOUNG LADY-——Sit.. for clerical office. MEN—Grocery experionge. Kromer’s. 5655 | M a TER— i? Philip Riester. husband of Bertha Riester, r father of Rey. George J. and Charies E. O d OU Riester. brother of Mrs. Emma E. Still, B oT an F ND sthew « experienced 1.50; work ruaranteed. 8. J. Seeley, Violet ray, vibrator: appointments. Lin- | sition at onee. COlMax SS45W. Cam-/ Easton. 7 «. m. Friday. - Bae © Hotei : gas — 3412 omas. Lindell 7666. del] 4263. .__ 9290 Davidson ay. | MEN AND YOUNG MEN—To travel as| Ford salemnen 2 a a -j4 - ALESMEN-—Experiencéd Mrs. Julia Tochtermann, George Riester % ae TS es Rea (e62) LOOK well and REDUCE; massage and | YOUNG LADY—Sit.; experionced teacher, _ salesmen on passenger Ualns. wae . sell Fords: both new end used. App y -_— and Jacob Naumann. aged 58 years. electric treatment. 401 Laurel. PArk-| desires position as. governess or tutor; 200y Mugesia st. - ~ in person, Downs Auto Co.. 6686 mer 5 3 E Funeral from family re sidence, 2800 . _MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES view 1214. fe) city references. Box P-269. _ Post-Dis. (4) | MEN-—Three. m 1dd ie-azed “permanent Do- a J ' stitution in declaring la: a ads avengue. Friday, Oct. 15, m., to ee ee ee " sitions: about $12 to $150 ver 05 nh. SALESMEN—Witb or. without Dd ‘s , CEMETE Lafayette Park Presbyterian eg at Lost CONCRETE _ ASHPITS — Lar ‘ond . line: 10 & 12 a m ADDF ded | al ou. - o lart 30° 1 s i Fe one-loa no selling: vo io) | We furnish leads and train »F n deciaring stars eligible do , _ snp. AT CARSON RD. Fi yo ie rood Park Cemetery. BAG—Lost. fishing tackle: Manchester rd.. #12, $25. Bensom, Lindell 41 56W. . (c& THEATRICA. N. Grand. _ — me i. Cemetery Association, 7is eal : -|appeal to the Midway authegiiMMebereT UAL CARE BONE On Wea ners. in charee. (c)/ Saturday. A, E. Connor, G@Rand 6695. | CONCRETE cut and wiecked LEARN STAGE DANCING—Buck and HELP. WAN ED | MEN—3; marnea Risoful, but mot "pe fal) 7th end Market. ‘i. The writer is i ite Baearfield 8331. (e682) ——-On Wednesday, Oct. 13. 1926, Guy | $aG— teak, rr brown: on Wel ISton | blasting. Graner Construction Co. VIc-| wing. soft shoe, eccentric, clog: tittion outdoor work; car oye 2 to 44 SAL. KSMEN--Experienced. with car if Pj e 5 in & position tes ————————— of Aten “ at Hickory street, husband | car, Tuesday: containing biue puree with | tor 0263. (c8) | $25; itions obtained. Thurman's sary. per WA 2 ef 4 Apply (cj) | best dolur-fordollar vaeiue atte -' that no drastic action of the ; AKERS Mrs. yy! ag OO gg IS Homer, & a of | Bame: contents valueless except to owner: |GET Minnich Bros. to repair your old | Studio, Gem Theater Bidg., 14 S. er a v2 Taye cisice work: | OW Priced field. Big Four Chevreiet + - has definitely b -UNDERT George W. Re . C. and) reward. DEimar 4802. (c) | plastering; plain or @rnamental: stucco 116) MEN, BOYS MEN—Two. married. for 03 “_ »| 2218 8 Jettersen. —ws 4 : af e ti e ¥ een decided. ~ - hehe nstinn at tee 32 ey P M BAG—Lost; brow mn in “ather, Py keepsake : | craft ex in colors: cement and chimnevs VAUDEVILLE act. monologues. sketches = is. ic) clean, heal thy ana De rir 28 reti + onre ons a} a 4 to “gell “grecely « Sut f. = GERAGH [ VY Laurhlin's pasiere uneral later. from Me- | containing @ bank book, vanity case, $4 | Call Lindell 4479 Ww. _ 3544 — vnee. 3 (cB) Written, arranged, etaged. “Frazer. Ere- | £PFS Maa —tia ae._Ot ravols,_— coun | aaa a ae pes oe 2 4 te > ’ m. te i] trace, side , oi i >t. AT BOY-LE w- 5% te om ogy oA _* are Lodee, |Fetura to Stix. fe ——— a eiaane | | GRANIT OID, cement. we rk, alk k w ada vort Hotel. (72 | em a ter oma s give full par | sepa aoe 2d. Ft tee co werk win ia — following. poly b) i ‘Le — - 9 oe. 1. gd of Charice | Lenz. CEntral 66606 ___ 4c) | Call PArkview 4034. (1) | PF’ i = once, 7 §. 2 , Deke aan cian Gan’ dale x OT. P. ik i ' Waderta ing- ¥. ab orge uess and our dear fa- | BRACELET—Lost. ‘rhinestone, on East | PL ASTERING. chimnevs. cement and brick ue ‘ | : ro! ‘ = ili ie } : . er-in r . , ,F work, s#iead ob. epen shop. a=} 73 f g VA ¥ Bl.. near Natural Bridge. 4 * 4 om on 6 co 2 ‘iderle chapel. | Grand; reward. Return to 4243 we ~ Bac dell 2b40m. “° — a ee ee mi W A N E D | = 38 4 pastor. 357 Ny N. Boyle, _ dg) | pee wom Cv., Springtic It ill. (co) & the 3 4 Dean? « ‘ = @ ‘ ¥ ePT- eae (c4) a e € 5 ) so to eiiver. + Lo is | a xe ¢ > 00-8501. (c62) | poss Gravois avenue. Friday t. 1 ; aa ee — ms = MOLDERS—Bench ena gameoest, St. Louis | c.. 3 : COlfax 8500- i i a Se ~—, 15. at | CHAIN = Lost: a peiri loom: Newstead and Bee ge | —Ab out 16, experienced, tor rug | “\icileable Casting Go. 7800 N. roadway. Btyles. in i thence to SS. Peter and Paul's: lye. Wednesday evening: reasouable re- PAINTING | we ———_L | SALESMAN—W ith t Cemetery. Deceased waa member af! ward. 4457 W estminster _pi. Bw Be sxe. a = —— 667k slop; 16 years oid. Boz M- 114, . wake “neat appear: i 4 . K. of A.. Branch No. 309. | OOMPACT—Lost: white gold, blue~ top prices on repairing. papering Do NEE Post-Dispatch. aoa OFFICE BOX oe seal ace. anes | pref a 3 H S SCHMIDT—on Sunday, Oct. 10 1926, a with tassel: Saturday afternoon, window shedes and curtain rods AN ADV ERTISING MAN BOYS—lo distribute hand bills. Glenn, | evnerience (if any). Box M-322. Post-Dis | class line 1 D &:30 a. m., Jacob Schmidt of 372 Le | Seow or North St. Louis; reward. Cail PArkview 4054. (c2) | Or service man for printing concern? Thor- Grand and Pine ic) | PAINTER— Expe rienced in painung of! Box M-16, Post. Lispetch. ». A P Salle street. ee ‘ PAINTING—And plastering: repairing; old |oughly experienced; full knowledge of type. BOY—=str ng ; by “contractor, - 3625 Gravois,| wire panels. Apply 926 Chouteau. (cf) | 64) 7 SMEN—Expertemced In seling and 3 q | nak eee from Southern tg Marga yy | DoG——Lost; white Spitz. Frank Kraft, and new were: repair cement work. ee | Tt pe aves : copy Pay . nary between 12 apd 2 today. ‘c} | PaINTER—-Nonunion; = “inside work; | collecting for packing house; — ; Se? Michigan avenue. on Friday, Oct. 15 o4 Cass. Reward, So ie): rr a i (c3) | that sells; presently employ y large St. | Ae pee a > oud coe Pace a xpected.ibeef and pork products; state erences. 4 | zt 1 f t Seeneb rik so esc Ac: Ae aaa ae DOG— Lost; white bu see. Sere epots | PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING Wta. [ee Rem wny TCC sae “a ce oa. 3706 Goeamen sabiisese ee Tass 'Box P- Me ee ee Tall information will be penton con fidentia.. intered into rest om inh Gay, | Vemete c) | - called eet tie; reward. 4577 | —Price reasonable: work -cuaranteed, | : temeeies. “ak Manne caddie. 1 Weitere inkl (98) | steady work in factory or building. Box, advance; $4U to start. Columbia Term- | chine. Peck khams Cleaning Co., 4455 ‘SALESMEN-—Experienced ‘ o Sunday, Orct 7. & & I inera. will take piace from the par- | + Monday W Abagh 942. : fe) sae ~ | P-288,. Post-Dispatch. __ (4) | inais, 400 S. Broadway. ee i {©} | werkers, ——, ins a to ee ‘a Furnace “ee @@ ews . $7 .00 ~ = - — oa . ing C yey pe oe eet ae |GLA SSES— Lost: biackK cane, Srand and CARPENTER —$SEt. ; ; man of 20. wishes ' BOYS—16 or over. to jearn “the “printing PRINTING SUPERINTENDENT—WwWith crams ype BE omy Y~ Gi a Veen 2n =) lon * Fri ian (mt Ss os @-an = om é0 6 Olive or Delmar car. FOrest 3211 W Carmen er work; residential preferred: can | trade: must be 8th grade graduates or, practical experience: Thr Gt gene to work. a is Smal] Furnace $7.00 S hy i) a ind day, Chi Ao), at a. ™m c ., t. : ~ Mncind = . REPAIR S for “any old stove range or do finish work: a'iso read biue print. Box | bette: - tuition in printing . abd | Opportunity for right r . te rds f- | w fron Plies uns 3 . ie eee ; a o rest on Tues- | city refer-| RoY——s: trong, energetic, about 18, to jearnr | Post-Dispatch. (c) | SALASMAN—Wonderfui one ; 42 ne eee e 6 . $6.25 ina sa A. Berdol! || SHE ERAN —0n ati Om. 3 13. 1926 6. GLASSES—Lost tortoise ghell rim. neur FORSHAW. 109 N. 12th. MAtn 2043. | “ance. l.Indell 7750R. Spencer. (89) | trade in cutting department of white duck! RAI1O MEN—JInstallation and sicsmen ; f--e insures gee a He ; na mother-in-law. are . ~ ‘ te Bae ‘of 7 an =, : eeran, om Grand and Olive or in Ciayton. GaAr-| _ ; oe ae eee eee eae CHAUEFE EUI R—Sit.: private. traveling par-| clothin factory; $50 per month to start; | $30. to $60 week industrial. 7 N. 10th. ‘ mg if ‘mother loved husband of Catherine Sheehan laa ‘field 0220. ; + , Pri) as & | at home; id up @ clien the Le chapel. 22231 = nan). dear father of Thomas J.., a Pon “binek a ‘Ba: EL A G BRAUER SU PPLY CO. Lies Call 3917 N. Oth. ss | @vod opportunity for right party. Angelica B GIST E RE “=D reds ete ace a ie | limited a. by your ability ot te from the Leidner cha ure tc, Be on . : ts ne /af you are willing to work. pahem he sth Nand Mrs Fal-| avenue, on Saturday. Oct. 16, at 8:30 a. | LIGHT SHOE— Lost: and red hat. Return | ortnend,__Fhope Ty) as ee Er ui toga am el 4955 Ww, unenenaene att) rost-Dispaich, hh: Water Heater Co. 3628 Olive, fee } “Tibet. avs2 Appiy 3s6ad ae | ~ a BRI KLAYER—Nonunion. SALESMEN—Te geolicit accounts fer co! ; Oct. 15. at 10 a. m tc . ” , : “Deceased w as @ m a S EX EF Rh 1 st Amt sad Theater or .stering cleaning ie, ation id .S ‘HAUF FEU R—Sit ° coiored, waste any | Vest Fine. (ec) | lection by one of world’s largest bonded STOVE 00 = Soto. Mo . - (eG) | Der “ng in No. 28. Sty Louis Fire CK - ve - Ambassador ggenae gr | CAS sE-—Paper hanging: dendy isd * ste er kind of work, truck and private family; *KLAYERS Non-union. Keithiv. | collection agencies. on a basis no advance > - © © .- *- *« * ‘Church. Vil Pes | . + ~ Trl. hal uart ePT \ ice. t Cc} | SAR ee “a Ran id mr weed ° : € 7 G , (Cu inc ‘ude $5 per ri 90m cle fan! ng 1: ex pe rience. re ferenc es ‘ iF Inde!) ] g: 8? . BR wr or iDbur, apap asd 5 4 te } i Experien ced men to go t @) fee: no fee if no collestion to clent: Baier = ( Tueeda t ‘ "OL—Lost, blue silk onday; re- | ' : 4 i oe a ) ra ay _w38s Sulph , 5 c ins, 5°28 m Tueeday. Oct. 4 | SD > pages oe ee masta . hoe Om and > a - ———— : ‘ , ; a tak ar and cousin. at the age of arf os ) 2 IN—Losi, piaiinum, diamond and onyx | pore ries ‘aan Roy ya ok ToMl3. (76) | COUPLE__sit s.: well experienced poultry. Hieffmau mathinery. 602 C staan Baleony. large manufacturer -4 nationally advertieed : ty > Wi » Duar par- ‘“uneral . ‘Om pin ‘I uesday @Mening liberal] reward. | bes . He wt : = fruit livest ock - capab} e, honest - Want | producte: salary an expenses; state our id > : . : a ere -. es m ia apes” : fat . J ’ , i - 4} AN SIN e * ve w « | | e ‘ . p ] . . «4 \ , ~r % ( ) ; a +s ee Peewee. . $5.25 ag ae imerton boulevar Prlale weick Bros.” funeral home. South CAbany 0687. —_ (cS) paves Bone "1208. -- ‘ttm | ork, lowest | farm. equipped; share or galary- by Nov. | OARI ENTER—Box M-271, Post-Dis. a2 J } A MOU S- BARR CO. ' cd », selling experience in detail aad give / — ee m LO Cal ‘ ary | i ae aeaeae ay es P : 4 PU RSE—Losi. Grand_ or “Lee ear, Tue sday ; ae = - -—->— 1. al or write. Cc. F. Croteer, 6525 | CAKPENTEKS— honumon. Call at 2107 a ~ re iT i 32 M KE R—At once: atea 4 Ps - : ~ Ps > a 2 " r ; Ca “ #8 ae: i | Uk — Experienced. Oall between | GOOD H EMA with wi fa trade: toe sell a : ‘ cI (CHORZEL) eaten En i red . rh. 12, ig? at 1] D, om . Wi fred - eG lit itler ot : *» nan e ep vit R t, ; PA PERHA Ny] NG—Save time and money, Hi tire f ar > oe ? tr * F45 {set -** asi ix Qi >. ' K. ro. 320 N. 4th St... Burlington. lowa. henters to and through the D um A Furnace 7 00 ie: Monday, Oct. 11, 1926, at Spinner, loved gon of Julius and Ellen ne tand 21 113. vis Wm. J. Quinn. Hlland 3847R. LAciede igh-clase oe erence -“ al i > usr ‘ n 0 nth: out of town. indus seine {eB} | — je De omen ragy will be made with a a oe ee . re ‘iparie } Spinne Forestad)}, dear brother of URS Losi; Diack, containing ioney, 0141. (e) H ARDW OOD FLOOR MA! iit all- | ¢~ ns men ; SH 1S REPAIRER—~S#or Alton. Ill. Call | real producer: ‘a =. "he non ROH Plaine Spinner, our dear grano- ce} 382U Humphrey. LaAciede 1733. | ° FIANGING ' | round: union, FOrest 1724W,_ (2) | ii, 4 aN: ian sabia: siege “— ay fe) | Fe M. 332. FP Poet ost-Dignatch * Small Furnace $7.00 wife of Frank Choraciewski, dea nephew and cousin, age D years 4 | Rewer c) | PAPER HANGING—Firsi-class. agfa very | Gor sien Sits oe at cain | ‘329 Manchester | Box en, : eiueindig P @ee Anna, John and Pp Vanor- coe iaaapat te a eee cee eae ee ner ge reasonable price Lonhase t Deboratin; ACHINIS ——Sit., young =e Pr &) i ‘STEAM F ITTER—House ‘work. Industrial, | SALESMA N—Educated man. a e Mrs. ~ nad %. Oct. 16 © -20 iINGrd-—Lost: two girls left at Stix ‘oy COlfax T7266W School graduate. PArkview 15932. (vo) ' N. 10th. newest. finest edition +3 ral Saturday, Ct. Bi Le DP. & Fuller wash-room on 7th floor bet rE 7 ‘7 Aap: 5 $i ry. @hort order. restau- | ..,.., — : | &. . rect to selec * —_ dirs. if oo oo sther-in-law. m irom residence, 4515 Wyoming street.i s and 5 p. m. Wednesdav: reward. 491 L , PAPER HANGING—Cleanine- own | Ads to : aed ies, a es Call Fiory, | ‘ IVIL ENGINEER—University araduate | STEAMFITT DRS—Maet be experienced — Dictionary direct a . Bo ny - e 44 enc Chestnut. meee 16.80 “J our ar aX : 4 A ”» yberts ery rc? e. {e4} Sr | ouls. RX be nari a GaJ ° ¥ OTK; am 9 a ies eric wr. CO) fax hae ™ ; M yom ant — OuL ve - a. (92 ; w ith at least Pe | ears actual Bae expe- , res! dence work. Call af ter + D. mm. Berr- sain nen actatiadn uael i . , en — * et ’ : } i EE 5 CR ecisinpinsinsninnnneiaiiegl ; neludi and and oil and gas | Ky 56 r Fri a. m. ; Oss. f En digs megan Ay Pete Nat | SPRAGUE —in bee aie rt oy | RAV ELING BAGC—ioe of ee Se ta PAPER HANGING—Rooms pape | | MAN—Sit.: expemenced bookkeeper: han- anacaeete ren gag Give deialis on age. edu- | FP geeg — * _ (ec) | Sta tuaity aaah connection ie #4 ; 7 Sit > eo ‘ a c ; e . f ; e e ; lai AU no Tag u ‘ - ; work laranteed. Call Ores? 44. if » € al ee Ss eG had ¢x- —— Eantered into rest on Wednesday. liam ‘A aye ee E.., 1q Alexander FOrest t_1o43W. —————— —= : a Des ea in ing Ce 73 " " (04) | enameier, i rf Oe et have tools: | oo Saat _— —_ } mn Tb -~ { “ - am ; ne | oa el ele oft on late Klen.| Sprague, a! { ‘Molite and Alonzo WR A SNES OS), Sen rene Sees |g ‘ER HA NGING ana cleaning; rooms, | Te@bdie. © has. . 702 a. ‘Fallon. ete =a ~ “ Ww 7) |Toom. Apply Mr. Trump. Barney's Army | iy opened fits St. ouig offiae 4 e 0 . iS eenan € our ” - ana | Sprague ir dear mother-in-law, grand- r tower, §0'0d ai liver, initial yy ork taranteed. Call fur Mr |) PLASTER AND CONC RETE FINISHER | CONCRETE F [NISH BRS— ith toals; call Store. 10th and Washinaton — | fications fro o te yas : / i greai-grandmother, at the age “ir “scher, OF 24 Coed. iiniieospbiieinpente oor “rest 1784 W ; (es) +—S it Cell Lindel! 562W, _ | ready for work 4454 Neosho. we 1 TAILOR AND PRESSER At once. +908 woen 23 and” 38 or a wo ’ wil! take nce from the lulien ot Oe P , : . o7 : {LIST WATCH- «t 1 clasr ““ECce- re iM aie > un ‘pape ry iteluded P RE Ss M. AN— Hit.) experienced on Cc y! linder | DI LISPATCH ER—Middie- eel in taxicab of- | Grav ois, Pa ae ee ae o U / — work is oe ‘OURTH ST. } = ims jlevard, on Fridav Remains the Kron chapel 17 N.| jet: on Market ar; between 7 Cleaning and painting, [tncetl ($390. (cb) | ait Michie vertion] and Dexter pile Reeser: | fice: night work: Semel mOW S000 CHR ) cece a cnc a rr me | futare Dosaibii thee. oe for motion ane : ; Bt 8 n: to t Mark's ang uievard, unt 10 hh... Friday, 18th Bis 5 p rr’ r.ease c@li: LAciece : ripen) ae ‘oh of — all paper clean- narried BEE 40 eT Ww orker. 4:1 4. and have gxvuod reterence. Box M-33. Pust- ye. ‘managing busheling shop. Apply at limited. $75 weekly while “SS of hort mint 2016101 Olive St. Road, fe termen: in Calvary Cemetery. Orbs 15. x ee ates eee (ey | 2287 :_teral_ reward ne. palit washing and paperhanging at Walsh. Victor 318M __}.__. | Dispatch. °#) | once. Wolff, Broadway and Washington(c! | have car, not canvassing. soilee with — es GL or nage ! REW ARD $500—REWARD ‘easonabie prices. Mr. Nelson, ‘Lindell PRODUCE SALESMAN——Sell 08 East) DISHWASHIERS— White oan golored. “) | TUNERS—And piayer revair men. first- |\SALESMAN—For permanent pos with 7 - mn Oct. 12 19° Lpcnhorst.. N.J.. on Sun- 1m wae ’ re if LOSSR ae ae (c&) Side; well acquainted in Tri-Cities; bave INDUSTRIAL, 7_N. 10th. (c) | class. must be experienced. Beldwin| one of the largest Catholic concerns ir , : o mn ies os —- Ui ve ie F is v0 } ee And —igug 2 oe Ring; Fold rie set with ee a ' — oe —_ car. Call or write. _ _1414 Gano av. Tmt be in oo Eiec —, or others o Piano _ Co.. ‘iI 1] oO tive. ee (cH) : tional] — ae see Ce A. Tali, wile rine ovead gurrounded with Smal diamonds: t Vv AT* W—Sit.: lic ensed, mployed must in good condition o tal@ | ey pIoT- LER ; 6 graduate, excep tae : eee OH ‘beloved mother of | mother of _ E. Brown and Mrs. 8. on Pennsylvania train arriving St. Loui: WASHING MACHINE REPAIR ‘4 TCHMA creed ox P-193. Post-Dig | mode Call TRi City 539R. Compton | TYPIST-1 LERK—H. >. = nate. ~ , : ir | Evans Clark, dear sister of William H. and oct. 10 about 2:30 p. m. Above ard = ae ; | er ne _ mince, Eis © | Restaurant. (e) | ,tional oppgrtunity. $78. Busin (eo) , - Stevens and Mrs. Gertrude paid and no questions asked upon return) FACTORY guaranteed repairs; 44-hour | NG MAN—-Sit.: married; Sabet work DRAFTSMEN——E.xperienced In terra cotta | 26 years Chemical Bldg ora ’ Bann ; ; ar : ou! Gear aunt. grandmother and of ring to W H,. Markham & Co.. +f) service ali electric washers. C Eni. 403% ev enings._ \ ‘Ietor 3907 TJ. é aomen eS wie or faience for Middiewest. Good salary ; l PHOLSTERBER—Fi ret-clase man. 4008 al from Clement's pariors. ~ gles : or. en B P-11] Post-Dispatch. Dpiy Standard Sash. Our an 4um- | ed. Box B-180, Post-Die. ‘ iggest commission, cg “ a . 6 Ga —_ _ : ~ — ’ I on 5 fis AA ha bhwa (M ndays ~ é Levee 4 4 melt. Ox ® . > ° ‘ | _ — 4 on +, nape : f 1926. Elien J. Israel. 1 ved \ ASHOT En Ta = _ .) Rage mot nGay rs G & TUCKPOINT S m tallroom. Olive 4 OOth , E (62) ote wht. " 5019 F yier. (ec) | YOUNG MAN—With knowledge of ae-; free. St. Louis issourt. ‘. John israel, dear mother of M ji, ats . scisggeneue . os , “1 18 e757! CC: ‘eee {3 , ao welll Uk OPE. KA TOR-~Davison-Frank Fur Co.., | eounte receivable bookkeeping: good pen-| other territories. “Call or te, telens = BEIT, Mrs. gohn Ernst and “Ss ma ¢ ann A be viewed net ’ ae Br - = pas met Be “40? yy Ww ees ol Ph ne beset res « +. ar G5n tietiognn , eeu AS PUES 3 j 1123 W ashington. 5) man neat with work. rapid and capabie Procése and Printing Co,. | at. (ed } A eerecker and Hernard Isr oo ridenc SOUS reenal street ene MB. work guaranteed siren ae ee ae ee ae ede” eat pene a hc hg git aged “un: wR ag metal works. Apply! hs li large volume of detail. Replying | ~~~ . i piher perro tags ’ m. Friday. Funeral from tropolitan | Lindell 050: cf) ji day; ladi and met tend rize; s | HELPERS—Snheet meta wo 8. pply | handling : AN OPPORTU? be . w nee and = ™ ner Ti ssteaiias h a) bee ir al ; T cas aev nues. un —— pe ont “ ~aaoneicuneenitiman. shits a J : a . . . . > > riper pach igen . fe « ; : 4 ae | 2. ee = Sit. -— nig tt , Cad © - roadway He. ne ty] . 2 : Jalbes | @ . oc ¢ $5 a. a. ferences, G54 Mintres CAbant S17 Gi | Cope rene nee = | 7. McMahon Contracting Co. c) | $._ 8th a —— io WE years PROCESS ENGRAVING CO. 4 oa Shs + ere } iner ny 21163 jg —Sit ‘wlored; Wants hou v iz a ’ } m Wednesda) ct. 73. at ‘ | $155 cash: terme; $10 ge best work- cae oe we ee CeRQ) 7] penal Jamniteo Indell el | LATHERS—Cali Friday morning ready for} oid to work in «tock and fill orders. Op |. a Mabe James ¢ Re Ny husband of ; ee i N A ] }manship. DAMON Hliand 2519M. (cdo) — we | Ln “1 work #450 Hreckenridge. Overlauad. nortunity to learn wholesale merchandise is Kelly mee car! 4 , = er anaes ho ae sien $0 i, mode ; relined repaired very eTmY : wee , slace to c lean Thurs- ! ; wo a oo = — nl tive ambitious young 3 . ~ earl ad _* 4 |GARAGES built nd general he use rete reaso ie pifas 20 o, | GIRL-—Sit.; colored, pi ~~ LAUNDRY DRIVER-——-Local refereaces. , business. niy & e. : fy Fr. tng Tal rides ie at 2g ’ m ‘done. ‘ob ‘ud ing pa inting : reasonable prices: cas nabie ; vy mOoOW e282 , da y and Natu: day. Lindell 4620 Ind ustrial. q N. 10. (c2 imen, w ho want to Fee” a ire ‘e neces FRIDAY EY FNING BETWEER 5 & * ie Fe ¢" han re j ; lif} } ’ hie Perfect { metrucrtion ; . iw T° er Te - . td rr —— orci SE AMST RESS-- Sit. : ~ eolored, wablts poe#l- | sitions are permanent and we want firat- | AGENTS WANTE EN a — on be » me. @0 | Falher 19:26 | at 12:10 p m.. Emi! H.| ogee Baie See , ed rithgl pcg osloun’ IT 4 tion with tailor or. dresemaker; some |ciass help. Berinners and floaters need | AGENTS-——Soap, tonic. 200 | other items. opportunity to eee our sew ei RM. Gear: bei ov ec husband of Aivinal ANYON cE re a Le Des MM! = fa. vin WILL build 5 and ‘ “robm 3 odern brick T detail cal asDalaaiio , ‘ hil-| experience. Lindell yOO2W. ; |) CBO i not apDpiy. Modeis 6 and 14. by + ey. | i... profits. Ho-RoOc., 13304 F nal ~ demonstrated: no iness errange- Bis a inee Rick). beloved fa- rons a2 ; flate. $6500: 4-family. $11 "000: bi RB lie 3720 Laci LADY—Sit.: to work around house. GAr- ages according to Production -— ability St. Louis. Mo. _ a A ay cO2) mente will be made: biz ; A. G. anc 2 arkau, | - . sw AY lows $1600 and up: get figures on your .- oe Ada: eas News-Sun Printing and uolisbinic a PROFIT on each $i aaie. New in- | kK Rieser inee Lankaw Al TR AVN EL “THE BU plan or ours free. Guarantee Construction | ee woe , aie StF. a, renee sxenaiizanm at| Samana fe ee ee. eee cBe) | c el Soe prevents anto accidents: semple | Te and Vera mearon (nee Chie $7: Kaneas City os - round trip | -. TOO W ainwrigh t Bide. (CSG) fy for Government poi 1on “bad )9) } Sit.: to address envelopes at home, ~. ACHINIST..Good plane and , _ vent or sae athe taal antmew weanete. Gane’ Hs brother of tal Chicago Pocono Re | =——____—— ee 2 ee ae” loca) or elsewhere, ri MP. 2 lao care of children part time. Hliand | * mae bets” . eA! . -— , M >, Pi ® dear fath } xt gore of “stopover privieces St —_ geles YES. WE BUILD GAR , a) 70M hand 2720 NN. 13ta. ». TOT Market et St. Louis ‘ # sather-in-l¢ hn” at or $19.50. Los ngeie ‘ Se eee Gravois n ~ : 314M, re a a ileal a a. Pine. "NDRESS >} “Or work re. ; wrk ¢ 2 ' ‘ CANVASSERS and SOLIC TORS CORNER oh kw FE pyr he ots —= ' icR) imy: | iromer. Call Digimar 3787\ \N—To repai sen ing machines. : fy ¥- & DYEING : , eC 7 [ .. 217 Elm st fc MEN —Teo fe biankete. @t: time Pey~ | sa ‘F L NOTICES CLEANING LADIES. LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE— | CAUNDRESS—Bit.: colored: eaperienced.| Bros Bi x “ble poaliien. | ment, house-to-house. goed commiasion. | ~ 4 FRATERNA | way of cleaning ompt i- Whe ctual shop methods are ueed and Monday. Tuesday iday Jb&ifierson | MAN—bFermanent responsi bie position; Relinhle Specialty (o.. 3636 Oltve (ed) . ie sentient ae iL fh © i! ; - i _ es 0 aul ' 71 F , he rou are thorough) trained SOT gp tons re Oe Appis M = Me Ear rs 4 FX fee , . : : | ry ice Buren sol sa “) tnt Tr “anh » . 44:3 M ‘| Theater Bidg.' MEN—Sis expe rience not . ' i Ts ‘ Wig : 2 4°"3R8 Fjargtor rh Pe 1} , } . > 4 T ¥* PO@aea LILY cu ure woere you JIA as Sit. : or ‘ eaniT . Coc F « ti . ‘ PP : ‘ : : » ; as : ‘ * ’ ve $5 di y ’ 4 4 United Spanish i we ¥ O79 e “Ahan. 4909 "7 a re 7 re ' vi . ate pe neg grew where reference. J kof ferson 414. a M 4 N wf rig ‘ ' wy fr tu pa Work; @iatle “hs r ’ : oe 7F | dg. : ——— = v« piacea | -00G POBLNLOF n . nae or reste wud ge rienoe and Salary eikpected : ms ann ? ' ¢ War Veterans C. . 4 , iF OT Venin Moler College a . “oO kine experier eet coiored OX 1-36 r° LIUSPRICT = ant Loews. St Seer. a c'eaning ; . ‘ a {oR ) this Rk 4am . ieee ys : eres ome oricTr l—Ex perienced rit * PAT * ELECTRIC WIRING, ET nj a pl Vieti ot schoo! | Linde 76130 AN-—Experienced at threading and point- | SOLICITOR —Experienced: | for Sieeniag DRAWING ACCOUNT : re i Cd ’ ur “7% » y . ‘ ve 2 a 4 . ; ‘ yi “Ler re Y u 3} WU } . pe : 4 , 3 . : > EPANIGH WAR VE TERANS— “AN you beat it N Ww $1 wires © a «ith, aide , orn ute . NURSE—Sit.; registered; years’ 0 _ expe att is: CG stn ee ic) arnt oat per week Co OD) ayy AND (% \MMISSION bape ar “ members -ef Hamilton Fish Jr. . “reomea. Riverside rae it vi 7 ian ; : Ziegenhein’s funeral pariors, ~6. Burial at 2646 CARN y culture ntir ‘UPR iy daindeil 6877™M ao ‘iHling. general work in UTO SALESMEN 2: experienced for working. ambitious okee at.. F riday. at 1:30 p. m. Burial at ELE CTR iC wiring and. Metral 4804 (cf?) nee “ terme Talbot's Serhool of SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER 3it.; can kA, CLT OR, ae yon ves i ehnet. . night and Overland cars. Nick | Memorial Cemetery n oO ander (c) abie F* reml « i¢ { *“MmiTes « sr = € i4 1% Witiure oS a. ' } Pim Le Brea‘ BSSig lUunce 40 pusy . xecutor. ee ms peg “4 ' at-Diapateh M ‘ . ‘ me 4 rgircin foR) E. A SNY¥ DER onmm as J rt 2 new and old hous S irmc cali A rt ‘ GRand 66440 : : , de rm A } . —_ UTS ‘iie SALES MAN To oti Mud ae BORCHERDING, 3930 Virginia av, LA- | ime Les Mnslish STE NOGRAPHER-SECRETARY t.: wuni- |; MA ne ee ee eee a pone on and Eswex, mvuat furnish reference. SPECIAL NOTICES nie de 2165 c: ash or terme : (cs ae ra . 2) 4m PT waurie iio 5 ( Se a1 Ks ve lily eqaucation, capadie ! PLivis 1] org: mi CRO 3 e Pe A a Bs - ve net | Brock Motor Males. 4430 Manchester — a > ; 2 ¢; : a. j ; i : i ini ' . - ‘ meena a9 ma » ene ‘ ‘. ‘ = ref. *¥) " ; f Pst et, ae +c” of) eee THI E rooms v red qr Sia, tix i? ‘ x my? " } x ‘ oe ‘ if ait . i. 8 prrgit nde —_ ¢ &DiL! r > r . . . . & wet. 13, 2926. at iCE—-A put lic hearing will be | 4 reg — . Vietor 44920 (cO™) | ie moderat . HM »st-Dispatich ciated CAbany 7S840R CY) MAN maiie ren “n ‘ “be fapid. and ewe rr EX; “BALISMED S 5 experienc sente- ; .. ALT La ’ frie No OF nt 10 a m.. ; . - : - - = _— WIRING SeiEN , hence tat § uiture taught! Vv TRA? HER eo t-ETARY Sat with ma ;e@t \e luge | t aioe r; ide Clothes | ow @th and ,? . ce ene ats i Wife . 2a 2a ape 4 Be rier Engineers iil } ‘ E LECT R vat. eT de of eiec i: a. tesa t inetructor ‘4 } i . n veare absence from rate - Leuis Button 415 Lucas (od) 4 a =~ ; — 2 Be as : . Stat MELrIct Seth oat + or. Vases mace int AMT ii KIN or oe > Sai Ors : r gevere yw earn i #. : ! = ae ~~" aoe sal ‘wanmeiete Ho vt. *AL_LESMAN—fSlust be -olors 2 ". Gene ge ean. ne = — re — Ho, as f a FE aps Ser trica) appliances # rep mE Fe Ain 1508 wW ten @ Tt) mar 8h € desires irsi-c Ass ae ee tl le We aoa val yA ve ‘ assuring $5 homnehiy exoertenced se a fleor sailce bet ween +) and 12 s = - , . ; : —. : = ils . ii BEC saan “stm 3% . ‘ > ee Bs SIA ELE te F rane Cw ~ ~e . rears experience a®« stlenograpner ¢ i . iiAalie Ouse ‘ . .. - : sgh aoe and e i position Be 5 ‘y Htirnig ; that ry for a permit bs the Cape trifa oon Cr : MBI ; - — eS IT RIGHT’ MEC HAN ICAL DENT ISTRY retar familiar With general off K. : Aupliy 2 é, 4 Bb i 2 Ot rae aoe - — Fa ry dias one Bae : r eubdi vielon effice. Florissant . _ , ene CENOt Chamber Commerce for the censtruction “WRIGH' nee rite ami fixtn np thorpue? every . ‘apable handling own correspon dence. Best d Taylor and Olive. | AE! - i -— ' . hue, et Kingshighway. N a : hy | ; nn nn ‘ross the Mission: River at Guaranteed o1.d house w moder ite : oo VW train vor org abate a > ; es omy ae be ghee to gee 3 aarp pose co distribute enim Ove re : = _ 4 ii bovlerart a: > Panne = : , ‘ ~rseons installed by experte at Gerate prices f th work uA u Mahe . he thang si re hinet: -~ ai cee Lion . are ik. BK x P-444 . om? -LJiapatan i ; Fs . ona | den , a prior to the final cons dera 6 FURNACES, HEATING. babe Trade Schools t rN - -2 Bit. as plain o_o nen hauft! rn Ly Fey © rk S ALES MEN " ail ae "Ss “? ry? : ; -@ permit : -_ - nn a eitenimimnaibniagin ' ges - : "t> ? P. a # ‘ -_ ae ‘ . oo " c ° — ne r " y , r ry « a) al eiaeeeeien - irks a Beane! McDonnell, Mrs. Fannie | See RG ate atic Parkview BABOR. | “ators cae laos Menino ioneert poston ot | spaid:_ roam gn piece. —Zindetl_ 246 ors ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION ~~ : o ; p. Mr e LED PROPOSALS | condition; reasonabie Parkview "Ba on ‘fore “es ae oy bean g ae timtt etc. | We MAN—Si t.: Pestaurant we rk -_ Pp ay . need a capable man for perma Six experienced retaji ssieamen to handle HELP wTtpb.— » : . j rege , ’ . nea i r Pert) i t acd Be “« ao "e a . « . . “ " - Pe : . m. wiiiesieed Mexies : “SEA cesses: ee ee BLESS Too Sain eee ein Va ring be barred or night Ethe! Wa ters. CE: | 6822 ner i paying position; Man with im- , nattonaliy acvert sed ‘ine we ean offer 6, rE PRIA MAN, ere as q "a TO CANTRACTORS HEATING PLANTS—And ‘cracked bo! iers from lear g. start nov dz evening. | WOMAN—Sit eclored. maid or house- urance of collection experience preferred: § ¢u1) ¢«o- operation and . unlimited een + indvetrial. 7 WN Se. 4a ' ae ls ‘ ow Te : Sipoes |e rOpUsE is fat pub! ic : : repaired : he room anc nd mays ered ea . _ Karn while learning Ca! or write. _— work JF ffereon R84 57 te ; art Pav} y $28 & a, Bagge See Mr. Hoos, = CU) +! raat uae. ve _ es ; x ‘K-~Lady Each a ’ } ; y Tie od. : nmexci will be recelved at ; . | tneta lied races and pioes leaned ee > Catlace £10 WN. etl iak} prema cane sitet sai ey ee me ~~ Yancement su! or righ t , . ¢ omneumeae ~ . . a { lone vT boulevard and Marviand ae kn ’ | oar te ¢ a sR Rennet! Heat: Oo | Barber Cotlcae. gi. ‘Gaines WOMAN—4 rege "yes nag 5 ONG NR: 938 ede iz ; C OOK a % ‘ 4 ; . } ' a nu i : ar Mo nt s n ro Fiiaae seal tay expe rir Tr ed Pf ferscr ‘ $4 \ . ads ; . : ~ a deine —_ sty - fe) | arive. in Richmond Heights. Mo. at 8 p. ni DETECTIVES WOMAN—-Sit_) expecienced to clkan Fri) MAN—Rated company offer live wire full CQOK—Rxperienced - “ i Net: t o *> th ‘ © : . : ~* a+ ” , " . ; ~ ; wt ,_ = * en " ° : . me 8 . : ; Cs * wm 7 be | +? oa J M : ffar : tT 1 fi", R f at . Te } itae tu tig ru ‘ + ‘ 4 Tet? +t $¢373 P ; “* en B m Flis mont & ast i} iz : 7 ' : civ epenedc and read. = LAUNDRY AND CUR T AIN rARGRA SY & zy ~ Ser ar e Suit at and aturday 7 Bert , 2 ‘atmras orders aiiong business. ore Rea! Estate Salesman i te eget ary pl, * 4 : h : . : i Pyare - ; "ae? ae a etion + | a Pu yi it ij at : ’ Pt oe rig Rh > ~ VeaTre aac a OM “N ‘ r? mca OO TE rc nral IOs . alates : a ele * , + ste 4 ee fe of th iate Howard agi" >: roy known as the City CLEANING | de i #, Mective wo "34 ¥ phe 4 x” br week Phone Lindell | 2600™M sata ~~ * tno wi ae ay came With Subdivision ezperience. Can coos ve c Mather of archa Toles —" . a ' me ; housing of the city’ eer aaa ee J done be ris war ea dee ‘aie awl : \-, 44" y > damnit =o ; emous aD Joc oulIn Wine. £Tare jus ace himself permanenmily with Omir, rr rs Ha iidin oto elgg RE ABE LACE CURTAI aa - ha Paris : mais saan: ; ’ : ®) WHMAN— Sit. wante het el or amy wor ipped* direct from finest vinevards of pi he cider and etrongiy es CUOK-~ proevigine Poa ages ' chemicaily c jeaned nied a°4R ed - SS i °c Experienced colored m* Inde?! 3R34R " ee nis _ > ae One emall order per ie ou DRESSMAKING__MILLINERY WOMAN- ; to care “for chii¢ren or of dresses peciicecs and & most conmmpise ; en” ae cooking Filer Lor ange ; rye s¥Q. or - lored ; city reference t $x ex@ Vic Beet eornmis#ions piue / fires fioer apart upon the chek e 7 ok middle aged. co showing of lines — j ft ta. won tl see AGE CO i t rg MAKING. Thre “R204 De} smart C83) ' Bex P-341.: PF oat-T ‘epatoh x Hs = Lop ioe oan : me! i B ya In- PA LKEMEN. : —— saan wenn Ne mt Kruse: eon ge Lig ’ Ge nit ‘ Y ; . te ' , a 4 = i Bf a Se : - are re quir het: rieetis " : a> aod on Reck man : return of ‘euch plans and specifica ssieameila STOR: I ’ Aaa caureea | oad AN——#it. Secemeat Pee ae potatennt write STNG ERMATID O°... Galion, _9™5 ._ Apply tactery. 190] 8. Tth.icl) | eome | ; f x — With letting icllewton fe | peak "aan Maa teetet b - e r | ‘ ) ie ; 3 - =von ciniail a , . a — _ rother-in-iaw and cach SG meet be accompanied | bY A 5201-9 Delmar Bi. | PATERTS #§ __ |8i16_ a vey GOTT ERS — ‘Experienced. Apply 9) ne meod of 4057 Chovteeu sv. (es) | and eit | a | : Trianer * — nahior" or treasurer's ! Sg tate Feracs “Fal | MA Narr: colored wants cleaning, al ‘ ° . ° Ss 2 a ge nye : 3 - gs of the City of Richmeon household goods will be safe from PATEN by obtained, adivice and foider | famsiy. Fridays: referonce. | pon 417 Manchester ¢} | antag, ~For Mrial Weatherstrip Si | Caiabe ae 7 Your Ere «free . 2. Larsen. 211 N. Tth. Ain | stead? matt eo 4 “ ~y 1 8. Mo.. for the amount of S5( FIRE. THEFT. MOTHS. DAMPNESS free. i 466) | GRand 2817R. gt) sje ¢ istribute areulane, 76 a.) Peer. Pree 8) SGd.. : — } | ae ‘order of the Board of Aldermen. Oo- | sked and stored with us | 164 #20 N | DR —— .- | $ALSEMAN-—To run truck oo . al ‘B. A.} i PT is a a . : > | WOMAN-—Sit.- colored. cocking, house- oe : . | 2 rhe ie } toa. WL. DEMPSEY, regular patent attornes: . i vere iitic-cged. to on Be EN oc -e faine - Chapt ‘No 8] i eens J. HOULIHAN. Mayor. | ee ete | infor.ation free. 00 Grasite Alde.| work: city or county; references. JEffer _— Young and m sitio-cged, to omy F lah Tempie. A. wer 4 N. x f ) PHONE FOREST 09: | St. Louis. Mo. (e892) an 1958. trains; jong rua | _ SKILLMAN, City Clerk. (8

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Oo DON’T SELL YOUR CAR FOR A FOOLISH PRICE! Offer it in these columns and get the rizht price. “Wa ; oe = . ~The POST-DISPATCH. a eS ne dl —WOMEN, GIRLS | HELP WTD _—WOMEN, GIRLS ap gee Aut euo fie AUTOMOBILES:: Pocketmakers) on Be Ln Uns superseneed. _— under stand house-to-house work. se Sedans For Sale Tourl Ang ner, experienced PERATORS— XN es }OF he and back pocketmakxers and | Roadsters For Sale Friday and Satur Coupes For Sale __ NEW CHEVROLET C OUPE few thousand mies. Se sewers and stitchere on trousers. " couse of College Clothes. 1708 Morgan, 4th ary Garage, eit Be i ements a | LINCOLN: SEDAN (fin soma ron in edaealier either as assistant PA NTRY GIRL——Ex and comminasion {f vou qualify. | Pittsbure Water 3628 Of CHEVROLET— Roadster: $7 2 = et ane ate wit ‘ani } aulo at rare | t *¢ _ - eel JEfterson 2000. one of « ‘like new: terms. 2 Washingt on, apartment personal greeting Christmas cards S| price dress _ tment. values: rices 25 per cent below most competitors. er the head ~ a ar ees de ner cmnens. ins a mi a t in S ' fully equipped ‘ger sport t LAST 2 DAYS wHIRTM ARERS—On wer machines. a piniietas and gigineen DE. san ag egy Lone $185. and ome on - -Miseourt_ Tilingie and | Process and Printing Co. #22 Pine 6! st./cB) | _CANVASSERS and SOLICITORS | WOMEN SOLICITOR— Experienced: ’ you | eons $40 per week do not apply. Ney OBO Se tense lehen-Abdoed Used Guts? Exciia.” Demag 1925 MOON SPORT SEDAN LIN bis am 5 aa car for o 4-p “wid ee, & ay, GIRL—To work oD manatie. “Apply Gus) ‘ty Wet Wash, 5755 Lotus. GIRL-—General housework: DODG E—1925 sonduaer : CLEV EL aND— foune: ee ay eauipment: ot WOM ak. aieek-olaaen, sg oe bo se- Title Guaranty Bide. eat 4:30. STEN na HA PHER- First. cleats ee en eet a Broug heme-—For j Sale - Buick one mE my emall down FORD—Readster [ eres tit 75: t-rms “4464 Eaton (c) FORT cs 5 roadsters. F’ vRI Roadster r: “Cleveland Ci oupe Give Away ‘work, 5296 ‘witiminster pl terms or ae ont L ar | Look! ST EN GRAPHE R Pitt te is niaild - w - 97 tag dee NG OAS AAR ARETE AP tenn. hia ie STF NOGRAPHER- Give ech: ol ealarvy required and re- Box P-40. Post-Dispatch _ STENOGRAPH ER—Expe rienced, uls ar “Assn Master 6 and perfect: i : be told form no ef smcothly. rides easily: a perfect m closed car at 3995. rier - 6309 Washine:on s sRL—E ee rienced la 1925 Moon Sedan balioon paint _—- ~ fust ov erhauled: ip! See this car “ar I a23 DODGE COUPE. ; ary: b day 4 pf tye Studio, Ort 2] ress if HU iP RO ADSTER. $195 | 5c RDA N—Brougham. —y “@oor 5 pacsen. aulied and repainted: 5 ae ——, to mere ak onee WaITRESS—Muast_ be ‘experienced. “Theat | uy it. ; ; ‘hevrolet roadster. "experienced, general ta r. $85. oe | RICKENB was KER MOTOR co.. 6 Ford roadsters. $75 A} wire the famous Yahie em terme he ses P.? _ DORE E Col "PE Ww ATTRESSES— Experienced. FOR SALE_ Wr] NISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE | AUCTION SA LE— of pets. healing sloves. gas arm 3 Waterman, thi rd west. pousework and ass) * ie are be CGHAM aia —Laree. 77 seein eee ee Ww a! (TRESS— evartences. 1307 Toads: er s aa wi | fleet Pca lied Od trade. “WEBER. cory car and. we “esi “ed. Scar me 725 Nickenbacker o teach young successfu wl business | Box M-2S81, Posi. Dispatch househoid goods of CiRES For leat facia ry work. Bend road, - ADD ewe Oe — | bine: “motor in firet- (new tires and every this ne necesa ary ‘te mane this car ralid and genera JORDAN ROADSTER Of Oliver Hast Aucti EASY TERMS—AS LITTL : ere. Massive Davenette Set... ‘Large-Size Hot Blast Heater. .... All. Poreelain C ‘ombination Rang 9-Pc. Massive Dining-Room Set. . Large- -_Size Odd Dressers for... _ '3-Pc. Velour Bed Davenport Sui .3-Pe. Overstuffed Living-Room § | Massive Mahogany 3-pe. Parlor Ss —4Pe. Walnut Bedroom Suite. ... 9x12 Congoleum Rugs .......... Hi Oven Cabinet Gas Range... | 3-Pe. mahogany Davenette Set... 1 | 1938 Marmon Tex and you can be $525 _ aa Deimar. See ee $1400" aaa AND ‘SEDAS $555 Marmon 7.} | Full-size Bed Springs ....:.:s48 al be sg: Lyueco - All e apn gg oo Ragen been made te an Large Double Oven Gas Range. . mechanical ¢ an “hous WOMAY - Biden =. d ; - a alternatine carries 2s Ricker backer Sits ho co 2810 Washington. ic) miles of Painted dark bine / OY apes AND—Sedan. Da , ‘ “abanne, “Ist floor apartment | ! see Rs— v 2. ctor £5555 For cooking and genera) mat _RICKENBAC KER _ MOTOR 00. ix mechant cal — MORE AUTOMOBILE cc aa? ANY r references. 4614 Wes! ov E BLAND —eec an | HOsE— . “Second aad ize 0 VERLAND—M. nie Steiner Fah Ba gy 2 “Weber net a Peerle ess ie oe Sedan excellent condition, Ww ‘ a a N— Reliable, > 5221 references: no aus ary: OR GIRL—To do } house_ work a MOO N—Roadster. P: 1925 BUICK COACH like new throughout: necessary. Plaieless Process & Printing Co. TOBA ScO— Ken te: chy oe oe PIERCE-ARROW DISTRI LAND—Tate model 4818 Washington. __ DE nd-new Buick master = and- new—H udson Brand-new—Essex —1925—C hevrolet 2% ree ; ‘ve phone number 5 GIR! iS—To sew and make parchment | lamp | pay when he et ved. — ‘. mily or service Apply Friday at ® a. m Wom ecuippe' with everything: | WOMEN— White. : ~ cafeteria. kitchen week. $12 week to s? are: j experience unnecessary. M-320 Px ost- Digpatect hi: —— with housewo.% and Sedans For Bale | BUICK SEDAN 2-DOOR 1926. DEMON STRATOS DISCOT NTS and GIRL OR WOMANS Witte, house hing: purse a " visit-—now. a in neighborhood aeotneed.. sueyRoLettees coach Dae tires and is “eau!pprd xighe ip to th “night work in candy facto-y. past 224. Post- Dispatch EGIRL— ~5005 _ ‘Gravois. 2 ehllaren: good horne. GIRLS—Fx give ful) 1 in = ;C HEV ROLET - — Cos “= MISCELLANEOUS WANTS _ {CI INDERS “Wtd a genera! housework a ENGINE Wed —To 3 Nestie. Frederick or La eon *t~ mor dng F motherless ~~ waco North. Market. You WG LAD Y—About of pleasing pereonal! ty, to tj on trade. operate ewitchdoard and “Y cler a 5 REO 0 SEDAN ~ | brakes re | Bast ESSEX—Latest a evi. ader perfect READ THISi! fs ARDEL L ae R Sa ean an6- evem es. Large odd Walnut Dresser. ..... runs ©. K.: ; maroon, fully eeuteme : (ct) . closures for winters | Full-size Iron Bed: brand-new... 1924: new bal Re ‘Cas Parlor Heater me a3 new - *280 : - ee ¢ee 60 «& “aii MORE A | po Sul 3-3 nd t . ; : - : f “**e © © @@ « 7s =| Marmon | &-Pe. Dining-Room Suite age. We reconm- a OCH FURNITURE 825-2¢ N.8 th. B SILV Condition sand .or has bal- | nei aie | Saracen oe FRIDAY AND SA ' | anc — cry UNTY cRe _ 4 | Terms to Suit. R00. (o4) SAVE 14 TO 14 AND M STU F FED LIVING-R Upholstered with high-grade mohafi Many open into full-size beds. Many ike - $1300, anal co. OVEF 7800. (4) | tires: : ESSEX COAC ‘H. 1925 | RickENene KER_ aaa whee! , oy, oe tf ag, a Ag yy rt 0 et i a or late. Pegi al _ ~~. A ce A tn Ata ty yp mcaggy eye BO > ow -* ‘4 ? 7 . littie as $10 a mont Yahlem Finance Corp. Or nureery governens. ‘for echool | _ehild; en required. Box ee ee pega ;RAUPNER 3418 Lac te Open nights Original finish alfa By. to $1000 an vour car = | ; rperienced on on Union Spe. 618 N. Sth rt 3 SPRUTORS ar — aoa once. og Be ae ote ink Cherokee. _OPER ATORS QD. POSITIONS Fo { my odes i $96 Millinery Wool Goods Electrica] House Furnishings "1923 BU BUICK cour! PI NK 1926 GARDNER SEDA AN ‘ $258 Bedroom Suites, $129 | Pum | low pfice; used ittie. choice af three beautiful bedroom | | DELIVERY TRUCE ; 1 . are of the latest design and) new: big discount: . — new A real berenin, ol ao " : of sam bs ome. Basement barge n section TéG | | ones Olive. (C3) | $350. Sitemer-Fahrenkrog, BRIMM. Sth add Washireten > tires: neece ; ? ; ST SET Gray game! 33134 & Vincen: Rand: aim " G2) “ etc Ah Oy Ale AP A EN CRONIN 8 pe ** 925-24- severa STEINER. FAHRE? Sexi 1924 REO § Rivet, —_——— — 6 PIECE STEEL orar § BREAKFAST $-wh i i 1800 aie: | _ 3145 Locust. . Grand. me oe gs ee | lowed cab. kept: $85 | repainted and _.._ '¢) jor terme. new SAD KA RDELL sD | 45 Loweert at & «rea! : TRUCK —Heavy aaty: ~——4 / atten: cheap : ’ elmar. Fi ial 1925 VI t 7 Open etpress, newly iaes conditren: only a T—034 Eompart. Webster here's the | ‘ KARDELL ATER ae | i924 Stude. | _ 3145 Le ot = SerAlow sToveE-Sightiy esed, 2216 ‘ P-OSton. : Ss CAK PINTSE EXC EPTIC ONAL BUYS ne 5- Passenger Coupe Are received for the later after - noon editions of A ame Leather Goods Women’s Shoes Infants’ Wear Muslin Undewear Men’s Furnishings Domestic THE ALLIGATOR CO. OPERATORS: - tremely busy and need twen- ty-five experienced operators on wash dresses. desire to increase their earning apply at once. are never idle. insuring steady work. Walker Dry Goods Co. Texas Avenue. OPERATORS — We are ex- tremely busy and need twen- ty-five ex ate operators 19823. 4- Daamer cer coupe Pas to De a8 represented arr, i. Seo _ BARGAINS! patch as late as 12:30 o'clock. Be. sure to file early —hefore 10:14 for the Home Our factories, Always busy, ~ ere ene meen a te RGA INS: Roadsters For Sale BU LC AK Ri ADSTER Se A B+ te 219 w “Floriana up and arias ng igh ta, "bumpers mana Superintendent of Em. 41 = Ww eat inater =e 8 2 Ape Chevrolet Con Splendid condition Paey pene. 3137 Locust 1926 See manage pe, 1925, @ $395 B. Nugent & Bro. _Dry Goods Co. A €orgeous looking desire to headin theie earn- ings apply at once. Our Fac- tories are never idle. Ely & Walker “um Ga Sterling Factory, re Fics 5 Pina "a 1926 CHEVROLET cor PE dition. $285. ‘$65 down, gS Roadster, 1924, “$135 $25—$50 DOWN Balance Eary Week!y « *hevrolet ooo cies | extra good: | Ri OE i PT AT AR NDON BE rsa : btion Easte 7 4 O25 Star eee, S et &.00n# $245 Open Bem 12.50 ; ‘ iinet co tas) TERMS | rome . —— . sd i ted ep ens * e2are: tee I Ww as" ington. exc no é ¥ a . 2 be] Ase “T S| : , ‘dio 5 ke Su tires: me /} t08 @ ‘ ith St. raile terra } Eachange S210 WwW } —_ _— on ie) » enc a heat lage evod? | new pain OATYENEPTS spre i 30 dare | . ‘ae Of mahowany been renovated "315 Loegs: | S855. Terus UBhoistered a. new: will aetl ri e62) |} Repos. tyr Brow. STi &. i ’ ; 29 EI Latest style, gimost ‘ = Bi low pr ce. Levy Bros. 31) ay 14th, od +7 — Modern, wa but excellent —- a versa, Fig 2137 Otve ROOM Sete dak or walent | or Cy aa One Keiser'a. i311 N ¥ ;. Saeed ee Le “eu hy Xow (ong 25 « { + ——— \_ 202 @ Sroa@way i in _. * OM FURS: TrRE — Pract f - ; ee cal tn _Office. . for i See cur rn Rote a= cheap 8 ee Lk mgcon: pag alae teat ; — sire sett | yy . Pe Je 0. ; mm one i ye ae — — teurings i. ~_ TIRES. qramr ment, $2 up ee eed eet Pe ee et te et ie at Bae: ——— } sitainaaieaeiiiniia a _ WOOD-WIRE— Rn. rtm J re od ant foe mdi ‘tered furniture t rt Rs . a 4 —_. i i :

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° | 7 ? = | | es ‘* a Pe s + i . : f . | , | ae 4 | | a _ a HURSDAY. BS Sigua ' ‘ g un . T T 4 | i a ta wn 8ST. LOUT 37 >it + 4, 1826. oF IOFINDA CAPABLE OFFICE HELPER: Get him through the l | | cH ahh no HURS DAY Mu OCTOBER! isanurgent matter sometimes. et fum through these columns : POST-DISPATCE. He =e _ a, aa ~ HOU Ie atta: | L so3 - S S I OR SALE °° ox. o"6 Mi U S I (@ A IL on8 o@o ———— ___ | ROOMS WITH BOARD—South | a wor acapech Rousckeeving Tite i °= 7 one one oo oo AT’: STUD— Boston terrier, 2816 Keokuk. DE TONTY. 4109—Nicely furnisher room ! INDI A ~ A. bath: everything furnished: ry Mir - ——e aes ———— — ——_ SSS : ——=->= | BEAGLES—Broke: 2 and 3 7 Sa ;| for 2 ome res’ 12 private fasaily : re82) | conveniences, J rit. T [ | rat EL aaa RANGES ye each: cood con: | a ~ _ x me x =a x || black and tan. 4872 Pasion. (e7) | Pt tonal, GRegd 4 $8 a ae JEFFER SON 35806 S—Large front howse- iiieai : our ng Carnet Fors. d S 7 dition, Stor ace M. 5 5740 Easton . (76) i Ht x = « 4 = ann a ss ee —_—-*,- i "1 BEAGL E HOUN NDS—Pal x and per nin! ~ _ 24 rtd Park - bus. cars: | ‘Ding reoms; oe furnished ; ng. ; iS e N eee Starter : Friday an aturday hen oh the 11] RANGE- Combination, “blue enamel; Lor- | |) || | abbit hounds. 181) Kennet B hag * (04) good ‘meals; orivate heres tlemen.(s1 | | or connecting | | ii. " DA leone: $35 cash. 482) aa i HI] gresme heater, 217 Fassen. (89) FH | | (M)| FOSTBR MOTHER Wtd.—For paps. lL. 77 3882-—Front room: 2 gentie- | JUNIATA, 3537A—Room. suitable, for: gect Jiiea ;, H. cS. ° —One of bo Lon hy RANGE—Gray ce b P d Paha oO : i é - 3819 8 Gr nd. fa JU IATA. ene pe entiemen or couple emnployed. fe p equipped | “ger sport oanns O80 attr ST yy DAYS OF S 1 "Siar 50: ect Pa eae Sanico: paic i td ie, eee RO acer - 9 __Inen. couple: board. LAclede 3657 — oF 44 2 ti Ga rare | C i i is. . 9 uae” th CSc YAnLEM mite) Hi Oven emeees GMS MONOG. .. .... 32; ..-- caus oe 2460 | MI N early Ne W Geecee 95 i BEAUTIFUL, quality | clothes for women | gingie | fret: nicely furnished OG ani Pikes SEATS te fe es; Duco | All necessary repairs ble Oven Gas Range _|| fall prices. Kaplan. 1437 Franklin. (cd8) | M Balance it | COAT— Black suede. fur trimmed; good | or doubig: $6.50 to $8 Ss —s ss fo) | RUS SSL. 3640 -- Pleasant | are ~_ i | ht | ray: @lso | been made to put this cas large Voubdie ve S BO. nec cvecccccess.§ 6.75 oH WASHERS—Eaen, $27.50: aa. DOWN ||| looking: $15. GRand 4160W. (©) | EASTGATE, 710—-Room and board for room, all conveniences, hot-water hes si ued ngton ie ~ aa condition te ce 3 odd Walnut Dresser $9.75 |/1|| imeem: bargain. 4497s aa. ti | As Low as ‘~ As Low as south t \‘ COAT—Biack bolivia male skin irim-| couple employed. Parkview 2605M, ma .- GEIL. | 2504-— Neatly | Ay —s ik aie eecneee | miles of good Lig Large Pee ES TORRES OSE REH Gee ss oe ( J. it} Serve ae meer os = + ition. 3711 | fioor south. es cs; = housekeeping re = — 4 2iGae@ a maroon, fully souteoell : i if | WILSON HEATPR—Size 116. 2736 Greer. } | Humphrey. oS: ques quealite “e6) ENRIGHT. 3 6245—Two sleeping rooms RUSSELL, 2154—2 connecting housek sep- : ‘Ee : (cf) closures for winter use, } Full-size Iron Bed ; brand-new. ++ 606s 0a 6 ue 6. 6 & 6a .$ . 220 Hil enna M A HIN -fen copuer ro f ee Open Evenings Until 9 LE Beunaenecumeencmeoer: ‘oteroncenemmensnammesare es see: m hum: all conveniences. a rooms, @ll conveniences; first (ea) r 247 new bal- | an exceptional bu ii] marga'n Tor cas S_ Grand {cG) = He 19—Good board and well sduits. 62 Siiee as new: | On nie terms. bas Cast Iron Parlor Heater..... Che hG eb SH Oe 6d 06 0 o's .$ 8.75 UNC yee ns on FURNITURE—Compiete rs : | H | COAL, COKE AND woop ENRIGHT, 5819 conveniences; canner 9 ST. VINCENT, 8127—-2 lit nouseneer: + iV nit _ A IMOBILE room fultes an d pieces in al) styles | | | |BUY your coai now. $4.75 ton, load lots. (4) | ine roome Siieaa ee | Marmon Ristribuiag pee. Dining-Room Suite ........................$ 28.50 | ||| amd fintenes, can ‘be bought at private | |/| p ' | ane eee Se | GOODFELLOW. _775—Delichtful front tor | SHENANDOARL 3122-—Howssaaagee ror tad bargain. | 2805 Loc | Sale daily. 1808 Chouteau. GArfield (eae, i} “Gee CLEAN iummp. $4.50; furnace iump. fi 25; | excellent meals. CAbany 6701L, fel) | _Sieeping rooms. GRand 3245 j ei; } woe Wi“ i (U) | O i | nut $3.50: city weiaht Midway 5 We 2 | rE 5101—¥Front foom oy 2:.' SHENA ANDOAH. a719— Second “floor tro Fon y a2) t; ) * | : : | | i , 11 . h splendid meals; con- | root in quiet. private home, for gentie Baee te LOOK?! Mo. Ry a DINNER SET FREE ne I!!| | @oat—Bonwer Te $5; Welte Ash. 75: 33 | Rd ome ergntis mane: Foe | man, . meee hie : : * 4 i hil i) efty weight. Ac “3 ‘ eae ts om. SIDNEY. 1907 A—Neat! v rnis ron’ ios & edan OOK : MOON TOUR 4 lessee OSD be WREK: ee Th . ’ . + ; BL GOAL—Standard 25; superior quality, \! ggg Bg * $9 Recta (7) | room: gentleman HUmbelt_ 3755 0s . aay whoo votre one. boys; $25, down ih ee... y Bhan , ooo li ea tit PIANOS—ORGANS—HARPS~MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ue $475- Carterville “district $5.50 0 per ton, LACLEDE 4471-—-Room and voard. §8 | SIDNEY, 3518 -— 2 housekeeping rooms. ’ (eal 8 recom: | records tls week "Look. aE (lit! floor covers. LEQ, BRASCH HOUSEFUR. |||. | | toad lots. LAclede 17 “week. : _Digimar_ 32698 W seo couple employed; references __ (ea) aii ‘ i rvice | $75; Cleveland. $150. » ry |) NISHINGS co. 8-30 el . iit | COAL te Hil ry 8; 75 and 35. "ac Mamey CX ae iaasial = ‘eae RANCHI, and un:. terms, YAHL E M. 1033 Hi it load lots. ‘Lindell ig7ee' cht city 7 od. weight. _mea! is: “emp! Oye? peop! “. ~~ —a vate family: comuanie t. PRospect’ 3405. ; Eas N ASH sy ouring. 1924: an 825-26 N. B Th.Sf- Between Jreakhin SSS ' r | i i (c8) LINDEL A 3960—R: oom ad i acies VW ILSOX 40602 A—Corner. cast of ‘Kinge- 5 é : & 3 | Ford. $35 down. 716 N or ead Mocyan i East St. Louis Store—309 Collinsville Av. ‘Wl FOR cheaper and better coal, Hilker Coal cP ERGs org Rose t oe; na | highway Park 6 beh Rg steam are 1 14 | a= | i ? — weco sn i c sites i—1935 Nash touring. —————— - x Club Ho i} Co.. DEImar 0477. Cc _ re Mie: rea: | stinple walle vers | 24h compen 9° > - ~~ Lt == us . . Hi || floor; ail conveniences; good ta ed nea ine portunity | jase Herp tore , OWNERS sf Wurlitzer Authorized Dealer 3619 S. Grand Bl. |||; FOB, Orient, coal and other grades call/ ont, ® 2) | WYOMING. 3670A- ~Larke vedrecm. sine ied Loibse eOnkland touring ogee | Buy Re | | x ge ge a | er OMING, S8R0A—Cioan, vo Rah Oran Hieag 125 Studebak aed x x - — a a or 2; near Tower Grove ora (cS) ) “Prices $495 up- can, F uy t ire at Bi , x SS - cp me = ———— — os — GOLD AND SILVER MAPLE. go gg og Rigg cars; conveniences. LA shade ’ (o) ae : eet ependability; see th | urni | : | GIGHEST pri Fold gold, broken | excellent meals: steam co ! pena: ‘iiae JB. ese cars. ure a | HIG me to car line and bus: reasonable. (c92) Sea B nie: Gis Bis “ge Age! bp ae hundred § or | ig Musical Instruction | Pianos and Organs For __ Sale | jewelry, diamon whuer, ~~ MAPLE 6019-4Comfortable room with Southwest Mas b » to the | @asurance that : » . 80 at sight. Piano, sax.. etc. CHILTON—Smail new grand; mahogany. ——— board: private home, near grt ol GNOLI 49450—Furnished front room ' gee i it with marred by wat sour oumey wil FRIDAY AND SATURDAY oh avin S g “pie, ™“enristensen, 322 N. Grand. an exquisite instrument: but four feet 10 convenfent to car and bus. Gentlemen MAGNOLIA, | _ 2. Laclede 69032. ( aa é | | ance. iy OOMS $169 75 + iat ne (c62) is nex es#ary; adequate alowance for your ~ ia ee every fone aan $7 and $8. _ (5) BARTMER, 5034— Desirable room; gentile : ‘iia ear will STUDEBAKER — Touring, TOSERME S900 SPicce Bed Daven 117.5) , $395.00 3-Piece Reversible $224.00 1) 3 R na “ ar = , SA f Joh WEST PINE 4362—Excellent meas, c ABANNE, 5059——Sece fi “cheerf iF 4 | gh since it $ a a end coal ranees: vRY Open Saturday and Monday Evenings. i Vi ~ > PIANOQ—Kimobal) upright: "mahogany cage; | used fireproof and filing sales. ohn 3 bathe, reasoveble. DEImar : 5059—Second floor: cheerfu , pay toes | OTTNY heating stoves. gar a ' ROUND i { m roome, « alms, |! veniont to bath : ‘omy 5877 | STUDEBAKER—Phaeton, eten ] nen mae meent: (c5) 7 , tn good condition for teaching purposes Baumann Safe £o., 408 _ N. 9th st. __'c5) ey mies it ” | manent top and roller curtains: § “ Ne of fase ‘and. wel hihony 1 oe Ei $10. #95. $50, $75. $100 upward ) tw rg P atch; Re # 50 weekly ch SRN en go ie iiniiennianatisiina ae CABANNE. orn cae Yon ten _ Hous ©) : a if i¢l body: motor ar d tires perfect. lot of household roods of every Ce Dj g T mses sia J, we? ws % nT rer arc ‘iano ¢ ca. _ iv Rs ve ey 2. »T : “ ¢ tO” i ico : 7 = Fe | WEBER MOTOR CAR CO., 5872 MMe, a: auc an Foeay._ commenctg | {i Vining ables Taic — | for Radios, Phonographs, Up- iF PLAYER. P [ANO-—$100: metal tubes: like STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY = caninne 5102 Room and cane Jafar | : gag : - f\ 7. 4 wap 7 Jucas ay. ji EA TE n i} Tay see plage RESIN = ~ antic he as rename eo —" ee j fr« nt room, ot an« co water: counise : . é by can be| 1925 Studebaker I DUpMR fase Action Co. Auctioneers | ae bl | FU RNITU RE || rights. Grands) Players, Heprodue- ||| _vew. 3844 8. Compton. Set | For Sale ROOMS—2. furniahed: with heat: reason- erapioves oF 2 ladies. FOrest $480M. Biiah ; Phaeton: has been ¢ yey 3 wey t > is REDS 4 rt ° + ——— a ing Pianos. ‘* Trade-ins, “ee | PLAYER PI ANO—Mab ogany cae, Enate ALWAYS bargains ip all kungs of fixtures. able, GRand 58323. _ = f8) | POETS ee a a 1 sean} cra fect mechanical condition ere is to-date Simmo an . { ’ | } f ea. ii! iis, cabinet bench, sold n r 79; Giobe Store and off. =. ae | ROOMS—-2Z. furnished: private ome, board! “ares 5572--2 rooms and kiteh enette ~ he ‘painted rll and is a@ gOod buy at our Pak bern: iwi sizes and nice 7 ul- -size | ™ aA ONION ' iH is ARG A IN SS | | yi turns from A yie iar jer "eee pomp permanent in “so unpaid Bg sin in Franklin. (e%) | ertional FoOrest 5345W, with nink: $12. 2 4) Shiba ey me ed é ; I: ), al. , ae - or 3); terme $2 w r ’ mn, py Ty , ; i. ge a orl WEST SIDE BUICK USED CAR eeee See: walnut gg epens wae Bie 9 EXCHANGE STORES } yg =| concert and recital, us party. Lehman bene fo. 1101 Olive.(a5) CLOTHI NG CABIN iIRnTS ... Sj ROOM—Front: splendid heat: beautifully GaTr + 5540- —4 rooms with bath. “Fes =P eee re. We | peandtew: only samples: lit ~~ h — - _s trators, ete. Phoned, call oor — =. a 1X | “furnished: every comfort: gentlemen: rea- est 5511M ‘ele y S325. | 5200 DELMAR, AT CLARE} ~ omave Dew rings to fit same and new mat- 7th and aa: ret Sts. [— Cak. Ieee: — 7... BS .00 Sir: =e é i ’ ; PLAYER- PIANO —Mahogany case, cabinet sonable FOrest &8799R. fe) -— eater aes a F} erms if | __ FOREST 7968. OPEN EVENIMD tresses of al!-cotcon ieit: a call will mo +: i: ‘ FOrest 6505M. a eae at 2 ae es Genuine Gold Seal Congoleum (i rane Co 1018 Olive ar _ 9) ( S ry Qj] L, EG E | —- - keeping and sieening: southern exporure Fie a wt Loci — ee eae ey) } e+ ror. HOUSE OF COLLEGE | artcazarn HOTEL. 3127 Locust—Clean: | ie tactory || PON fave. - road in thi MLS tert cSiesa '1sse S yfrbe SITURE Conte nts a | Reds Mand Spares 2 SLU y KIESELHORST | Talking Slastitnes For Sale CLOTHES, 1535 Washington. | garageo “8” “08s SD: Shower Males) CATES. 5156-—Attractive furnished room Hie} s 4439 Used C — Sale th ie week. Ee AP +i is, , eee ~ ( } 1000 rth Dinin ba) Chalrs. jeath- } ig ; , wh | garages. on te eee emma : for mature lady emp! x00 heat; all : ze 7 ; ; >" ] u oor Se a oe a U R es ae rt RE ~—o no ate pegs igs ae | 4803 Wat . eine? Chiff robes ge or walnut with ( Established 1879. i selection of records: only $35 Terms pte * © TY IT a a. $260. Cora | ~~" Nicely furnished cont heat, CLARA, 1333-—Large front; employ. Dto- i 3 4 what 23d and Locust CEn i Walnut and muhogary.* «hich 1, Rk FT RNITUR ss root ns, eneap “rent: les mirror . See age $17.85 {i | : @ . 0 / SI ner week P A Starck Piana Co Sioiage mM. os wv asto - er | cheap: conveniences. (c2) ple; private family. ¢ Abany 4317 W. (c} ‘ 2 x y our eee, Te ee Conte a G Meld aK 2 e682) | eo ane = Se: Beee 2.2 th. We can convince you that ou: i stein ciiadeate 8 uta ss i Ss ae >, | ln | ti di oe “bis” bareaineiickcasohl Bis N. eth. ‘CASS, 2717-—Wonderful 5-room fiat, $20. CLARA. 627—Larae and emai! poome. vor. cf : ¥ | Mieeaten For Sale = — = ee TRB | hicanbaiges R b id geome: 1 Yy stove ~ mat pr Es s ve ni T A } ‘ (c62 } Ar setecitadastash ianeied CRS Ma mB os as (054) ‘Bl> : he f ting bat? h firet floor nert : sy 7 ; ‘ ; ‘esses. icebox; $60. 1114 8S. Oth. (3) asy Credit Terme to Al AS aks Bese, Hs eS Ti aw bai age pe otis 5 00 ' CUPPLES Pl... 4708-—2 beatalabanan Ze MAT. Thrice em F a. 9 “pr pa FURNITURE DEPT \ — ae U ba ae ein Hi GROCERY OUTFITS” CHOUTEAU, 3501—2 “furnished — " house- oom ink. furna adults: reason abl» 74 4540. COAL TRUCK-—5-ton; hydraulig §258 Bedroom Suites, $12° FUR SITU RE—3 rooms complete, with . (| grap Hi Consisting of counters. shelves. display | Keeping rooms; reasonable. (91. en = ” ™ 1¢ se low price: used 1! ttle. 15803 Part. Tour choi ‘ beautiful bedroom privilege or flat; rent $30. 1603A Texas. WAGNER BROS. Basement barman section of sammie new: $375: will sell separate. 5219 le ee =! tee. Feldman. 304¢ Park Ran (292) ' inetrume Dig have bee n used in our dem. plete your store. FRANKL IN. page Housekeep ee, + DELMAR, 5227-4°67—Housekecping an4 ; | et $395; | | cE - 1924: screened exp feconditioned furniture. HELLRIUNG Cates. ON Ses ee tie sii ———---—+ aera s of 7-room bunga- yi Tu ING HE pert. $2, repairs 4 jeter aed " Pb agg tow! ht E10 00. Hi} rs ant OUTFITS Cc seen gy LACLEDE. 3549A (corner of Grand) DELMAR. 5070A——Bachelor apartment: al! ' ie) a 0 spartiiemeeonh —— —_ ; ,; §OW, &ii AINCS PasUeUre.; reasunabie,; ieav- @UaraD . oe) Hiren alt ay Gatn ER - (i ‘ keeping room with gas range. ar!’ conveniences: phone: private. FOreat Lae 2 ogo PORD—Dump truck. 1925: R SSS ing city. 4427 Wi ileox ie ae Le ee eo ee } i py a} . aturday. |! We itave some bargains in refrigeretors - wae $: sleonine efoms. $4 (of) | 152 7TW. cS) oS = \c4) ) e150 42°0W Natura! Bridge. ‘ LN i Eamisistcls ~ - — : i e | refrixerator disvlay cases. brine and frees- | ‘ ‘ . . ba tend a ee " ss. esos! | PoRD— i924: Tage delivery A TT ip ogee ie | Pianos and Organs For Sale — May-Stern & Co. Sree nee ea een cag ante | AOR tee: weenie dt; | cone is inoder vit (cS) | Sondition. $75. COlfax 7217M, may ret ain flat. “44: nt = —ane ‘ BEATIY ORGAN-—Double set reeds, 15° BE. Cor, Path and .Olive. prices. Look over our display rooms be-jp,cr 4516--2 connecting rooma, front z ' (gs) ham new | EDS—12 = 60 os Bedroom Suite ghraderenaigh isin “Bedroom and dining: soon stove, reasonable, 1527 Mary jav.. Brent: | | SSS GLB SPRY 8 OF FICE FIXTURE co.,| sleeping room. glso furnished flat, fur ‘tor Neat hapasiegs tae ’ 5283, em 550; | --3se: terms. _; ceir.—__. suite, day-bed and kitchen tabl . wand a GE BS SL 5 Ee a May pet & Or FICE FIXTURE’CO.. | nace heat: garace, Lindell 4681W. (c6)| for light housekeeping. a mist ik » O¥ervihing furnished: tirgt floor ait ring is j _REO SPEED be 205-6 N. 12th St. 39th. GR and 127% Ww ahaa — 3 | | | ADDING MACHINES kam - 2 rates; | FAIR, 3719-—Newly Parntted room fn pri- | ENRIGHT, ‘ ot Fine 4: Zoueskesping . i Fe OROS: | era with cio cao an sii peop > : chine . ily; fy preferred. sulle. everyt ing Turniahe 50.16 3 ae ; - | x Living f dependable machines. Reliable Adding Ma vate family; lady preferre i es 29 M. hoty also one wth new but FURS FTCRE Livi be 76 ag | Large Storage Con-= p chine and bd 5 at iter Co.. 713 Equitable GRANT. 1709 N iol he sutiful light. eon: ENRIGH T 5153 5 Keautifu! Ya uthern f pt ; +f = 4 a — Ste wre} TS SK ROG Detore Rast. -Di ~ room table (1 *harter gas stove. lamp. curtains dra: ¢ . Bide GArfieid in? scidieeoall Me act necting rooms: sink; furnace heat, iced) rooms. Hot water, excellent locality. { if j pat are. oral & INER-YAHRENKROG 0s Beating stove. 2206A Dodier. +7 new: at onee 4963 Chippewa Sorta si nments and Con- , | TYPEWRITER nderwood: standard: GRAND, 1510 N—Nicely furnished room. EUCLID. 439 N-—# ecetne room. with twin ‘eat ete ' 1994 REO SPEEDWA AKPAST SET. -Gravr name). 3313 3A { ton. . Ghat ato 327, ee. “Mita Park (ch) eontinuous hot water he-f« n ew + Ger ome ra fel) i st j } oa) | ieent. GRand 270OR 2) FI RNITU RE—aArt auction. Large — 3 zRand 3750. Mr ee — KENNERLY, 3906-2 rooms, furnished. EVCIAD, 3233 - beautify y 5 >i sae = page on , — ond # only ey s—_—_ | ment of storaze goods removed ‘o cur tents of Apartments | | TYPEWRITERS—serd. renied and rebut. phew a ‘range, electric lights, new nixhed front son, refined home: eitia : ‘10 ‘ca ash ogg ing eects - | auction rooms for convenience ‘of fale HY ail makes: eatimates cheerfil’y miven.| » nace. $7: adults striclly modern; “gent! emen oF couple. iat 4 | cas : , 3 ; with other lots from abdariment 8. Nate ane and Dwel! lim Ss at | Fietcher Typewriter Co.. 1005 4 ‘Pine st. +e-0tn es ” £af | pe large anfur DEimar 2919. s _ 4e8) ai Fm . KARDELL MOTOR CAR 4 &-PLECE STEEL GR - 0848 (e565) | NEWSTEAD. 4301 | 2 iarg ea | tor ney 145 Locust. JESferson AY naan Tre, TOO. ee | mam j === | ished rooms, gag and electric furnished. | EVANS. 4502 Bes “modern. room. cou Lt a : —— ets. chifforobes. dressers. Simmons beds. ; sais! -_ cmniiedieae theta yle «€ ‘| 4 antee, | 1053 REO SPEEDWA BREAKFAST 4 rugs. carpets. linoleum. gags and coal ranges. Auction Ir Friday, Oct. | r NEWSTEAD. 31 N.—~T Wo unfurnished | m ployed +s * 6 4 a ma OF | || heating stoves. kitchen cabinets. redding. TABLE SUPPLIES rooma: modern: we furnish gas, electric. EVANS, 44704 — a third Fe nd _, Everybody knows Reo s SUITE ‘linens. etc. Extra larre see Friday. com- 15, 10: 30 A. M. | Baie ea WINTER POTATOES. | heat: $75 morth. _ Teo tr: ome phone private, _ mice $8; Closed cab, express body venly $82 $4] mencing at 10:30 a. m. N. Leonori | We are taking orders for — week's |NORTH MARKET. 2521--Third floor, 2 EVANS. 43354—Southern expomire. Boni, ig te cB) | ned and guarantecd: i 50 | auetion Co.. Avctionsers. 2501-07 iat | O get delivery. These potatoes are the finest rooms, gas, electric. $10. * sacra 2028 connec ting housekeeping is : Sey Saar eo eae c4) | cookers on the market and as good a. ™M, 16—JAght housekeeping 2 en One ee oe ren oil $60 | 214 ‘s ih = 7. UNIone : | R. U, LEO, YORI cooker as the old-time straw potato We yp ree ag vcr all conveniences. (cl) EVANS. 4251 W- Why live tm «@ na ois satel Pe SRN — 2 EXCHAN( va | gtizrantee satiefaction or refund your | ; 1 wi 3840 Neantly furnished ' house when you can _get 2 completely fur > 3 creat TRI ‘K—-Heavy duty: 1-ton: | Tth and - STORRS ) th h ] money No ordere — arom, none ae Wedel arrests “family. all souvenicness. | 8i ished Mant. clean n Ze f basement SRS i 4) | _dit'on: ‘eens terma: treat P arket Sts e QA Ou (small. Drop in ve call or phone | . anne cas. electric free: ecriléren weleome , will een 206-8 N. 12th st cae ay peggy oon [|—hCAU | LON CO. p \ COltax 9443. COfax 9503 COlfax 9510 | ewENTY-FIRST, 4308 N.—2 neatly fur- i og FOr. 1925 VICTOR TRUCE | aoe ee Garfield 4236. COlfax 2232W Rosen |“ nished light housekeeping rooms; mr sinter PARK ine Boome ‘antsy Pio = Sinden ’ feld' e upertor Marketa ‘vate. ie . ing or sleeping. 34 un. DEimaer 4268 mika ic) , : apteeaaiees So m 7 = . $ f , all inted and ce? anne bedroom living : Sse ee emer SS] sin dae sas cat + 3 5100. agra = rag new Pes ash room and floor coverings. Salesroot ms need at home at. the STEAM. HE ATED ROOMS FOR RENT FORE oT P ARK. 4: 328 Sieeping room. eS B tn ROME #24 Dompart, webster Groves. : ’ HORSES AND VEHICLES 1304S. 1th st... 2 floor, © rooms. ua- | pentiemen: call evenings, Ste, ated bog Velie. 3145 Lerwet, xm: Tite CAR, arr? & met), CASH OR TERMS. | 501 L A V : ° | furniahed or furnished: eg fae om FOREST PARK. 4381—4 soome. gna, oR tude | io OW STOVE——Siightiy used. 2316 20. 60, 90 DAYS CONSIDERED 3 of ucas wie | | For Sale | KORTE. 110 N. &th. Lin $2O8-08. (0}) | electric. over sarage, (o8} 3 192] 1924 VICTOR _TRU eet Market: eee te es CASH. — ) ee | PURBST PARK. 4308 —Ziean. Lita - A | GRADER'S OUTFIT —Horess, mules. élive Northwest sousshocster bale, Git aaa +3 3 Hup- Open express. in good co em ike ~Oak or mabogany. very y . . s£F ad & Fiats For Saie. b plows. wheelers and dump wagon. 19°)% ss BOT En sie ibaesiaiiiadt eran: 7 ences” Fo. oo a _*) | painted: only $550. cash or termi —tiner’s. 121) N Vandeventer Persist T YR rurn, mouse 3 ° N. Whittier (4) COPE BRILLIANTE. 5650-2 light Youre ia b mutt ong 3 KARDEL Il. MOTOR CAR C0, 4 American RIFF OROBES. E x Cc H ANG E FUR NISHE TD a aT) gr bot —_s : 49164 t HORSES ik aaa od “with tela! 3 an4 guarap- keeping eeu. ‘modern home, aduite. « 3) ‘voREST p pane rie ee on Se if 7a . Ainv * : - ae ' ae) y.«.furniene . ° : : : : , oe : ree anes. ¢ ~ IAB Loeurt_ JEfferson fick trom —" Sey pie | i dk Weenton | Washington. rni | : e a Ain O r y JUS Re See Lowenstein. 1321-25 N. eee COTE BRILLIANTE ~ apseieneranes 18) hot-water uo chore pene May le fies me iia! efiede > I ha BROS. 3118 S. 14tt st (e4) | : : . ~ ae a...8° seen a omplete. i ; . | Private hottie ckenvleman. ae oo eure erm nieve 3 a 4368 Rubisnebiies For ED ef teks ued A onl 4128 Derm co PONTDS—To let ‘foe their, fy | COTE BRILLIANTE. RY oeA ae os FOUNTAIN. 4814—Wirnishe : A | ' ; i A . i co r 3 o ’ : ve ‘ ; b a. ee Miscellaneous |GAS RANGE and 2 cook stoves; cheap. #tRNISHED FLAT Clean, ai) good fur- Ca e ne- | a | ee | ee ee ee (fe) -- . tel gy “one em eae mal 5) Wh SHS a i £ ¢ J si e ie if 33: . ve 4 Yr , — “AeA 2 $4 : an tad : ee : : px! REPOSSESSED fe 4 | 5165 East nh. — chy niture; iow pr ice; terms 4: (c8O) | MACHINERY ‘EU PPLEY Pi... iy | Entire third ‘fleor room, near bath: reasonable - seatlemen. | [aa — 1926 C vel d C ou 12° 4 D B : GAB R A Ni‘ jE—High oven: $12: 3 s nee Bera omee Pee = ner t . ia j : | ee ; housekeeping - al) conveniences ; | furt a8 | (el) ; 3 : con- 192% OF pe 92 5 Over ; Chiffonie | tedg: cheap. 3515 Pine. —— icd) | parmRN ISHINGS . of 6 a gone tet] For Sale ‘heat; $7.50 per week. FOrest 6499% 6%) GOODFELLOW 195s 4 ai | * . . 926 Moon rs GAS R \ NGE—Gray ‘enamel: almost new: bargain for cash: flat cat . Pr | - Cory er RLIN. 4201-——2 furnished rooms: pri ing housekeeping rooms. P View 2245 : ; bon ‘19 4 a tt 4M OAK FINISH $20, 20: 4 S. 12th. 14755A Washington. Ss. | ict - | DAVIS BORING POOL—With hones end Pate home: $9: heat. COlfax 448¢w 4 ‘ “te . Beas v.. Star Coupe —— « . a 2 32 Ni—5 large light; ‘ ' “, motor 4ri Remle Otor | ‘ : (2) . siamenenastnittiaiainen = ites > = ae I a > . $12 (GAS RANGES repaired and put tn first | VANDEN frig ie festthne “eervice, fur- | - . ol" Suse ane vel North and Seath rée. ) owe HAMILJON, 28A—-Pront hall ream. ; : =$9: | Open Evenings and OO i] | eae condition; seve buying new one. ct. | room for wale, $125. Call at once, apar'- t | “g 2 engi (cb) | HO o, MONT. 1941A—2 howeckge ping Steam heat; private farm! fey 5 iy og) “OM. CIAL CRE it ‘j| |} Louis Furniture and Merce. Co. 915 NN. miture ! yap” f e477 rin 1 | {_—_—-_ en cana iH DIA oF P an Bats ie meee Goshen id 9528 Easy IERMS "| | Broad CEntral 01£2. (eG) | ment renting [Or Tee ee seen . \¥ ENAMELING =HOY EQUIPMENT-——Spray- roome, adults — KENSINGTON. 5012—Sleeping and house SUTT teed | 3201 W ashington. _GaArtfie! rey s a te “anna nn SS Se Oe Ngee ee ee ee ‘ chin 4 other KK! NGSHIGHS AY. 5022 ee * front hom ine be vs ng roorn n ted. “Oli ‘s 4 ven . vcatenoummtas ‘GAS RANGES uick Mea!: four-burner. ; : ere. motors. sanding ma a ° : cond ficer bp ce pring ap — _ 4 “4 ; ‘ ; 9 Be S od feet j oe re Secor » a :* * ; - Ls A | white pearl Fg ae delivered, counected. | : r ~| > | ar pms ae will gel) cheap oe s | Ke Es L$ yr mm hes ne ae ‘4. | RENSINGTON ee ; cane for house- i ne jow. Sees | | | V | OTOR GENERATOR—1 mo, | MARCUS. 2 large unfurnished mod- | renin ond floor frome. a oe . | PROSSER eT RNITC RE CO. 3220 OLIVE | HOUSEH'LD. GooDSs WANTED | | our tip an hag set with ewitchboart and starting =d floor housekeeping, -- 2 ares | KE WaINGTOH s0i0a-—2 3 fee > Fardiphed iam NASH _ YX : The Sidnev ANDIRONS Furniture, carpets, contents \ | ‘box just the thing for battery station, neatly furnished, eink, gas, electric; priva for tight bousekeeping rietly modern = “srg HEA Tiz RS—All 1608. gacen, n oles ic) lata, dwellings or @mal] lots; need goods | | | ji % sa wating — yArchet. | home: suits. __ ee we mn | aylia mo(ea) 88) |\\ -t-paasenger; winter , ee Furniture Co.. 10! . — on acne! ene eee prices. Schober, COlfax | | Nn | 439 Euclid DF mar 6520 fe) | ATURAL BRIDGE. 4914A--Two light | KINGSHIGHWAY. 022 N——Connecting, od} new paint, new mec Se oa DAY ENETTE "SETS KITCHEN HEATER—Bridge - 'COltax 2252. Call anywhere. (cs) ap O e O | SHOE MACHINE—Cheap. 21 8. “ S., | Hougekerving rooms. beth, glectrie, (69) | Se eats, eping Tooma, reasonable ins ted f —W at cash- 4 a bieck fr . y ao nn CO : ; . rai O87W. | PURNITURE_Wtd.—Will pay highest cas WILLIAMS Pl... 342 me bio om Kr iG HIGH WA 600 NW. 5 ay CREDIT AUT et. LEVY Bros 311 a lathe ied 5 3 a TABLE—MSahogany, William | price. Ott. FOrest_ R065 (c55) tnion and 1 block from General Motors. | Ai ave ‘ | al 7 hotel | nN | ' f an. Orcs | eee roorag,_ water s : —— +. f ; Pe dcmntnnt tr gentieman . itke 2908 Washington. Upe BEDS. Latest ois is regen Ma eriod; excelient condition: FURNITURE Wtd. — Contents otels, courteous te e O e : all conveniences. - ppehe aes HIGHWAY aaa S rw reomé oun ae pew rice. f sity! ite 1s. 14th. See etic £07 Cabanne, first Hoot | rooming houses. flats; no lote too BS | R O O M S and 5363).___Breakieet optional, _(¢@2) a lt Ca henette- 91 fee? | : & | | $is85. Terma. Of mahogany: been renova black: good condition; $8. 5271 Lisette. 32/1 } NG aa n, Finney 3137 O'tve. LIVINGROOM SET—4248 Cleveiand RE Wa — is) : COM SETS — « j LIVING-ROOM SUITE—High-erade: sell FURNITURE Wid. — Contents of homes ‘ ———__————. . thear >, Oak or walnut; | LIVING-R 4 \rkview 16135 | “offices: best cash price paid. Woll(f. | Kelner, 1211 N. Vandeven: mene. 19 Byzocwe. : Gustto S&87. Wight phone CEntral tote) | | tS ©); : s Oo 570 rf i,m Ft jf : , | meg , ys SET—Modern wanut: excellent | West. ©) or too small. Victor 0584: Victor 15 : * South KINGeSH saw 1}. G1RA—Nice, clean ad takers. uick B O R D hotwrherp ing room. steam beat: fegeqn- A tnt bie to3) ACCOMAC TRAn— Lien: housekeeping end 8h ; zk a Pot | gleeping roome Vietor 11406 eS) LAC LeUE, 4553-60 comfortable. , con rn- _ USED CAR SALE “age coh Ue geape ton aa Peart Pr” eotlieg wm ; erry, , bring eine ee i ee re ¥ “v . rl % + ee eT ee + a - 4 amy wh € a; 5 ey . sai . A 7 nate : . =} = ed % a : a yer Pfeil " i Sees . : M fall a ttm teal | t0 aha ee J a J = 5 Pb =? ahi ba hs ede oy, 104M gE 44, ne oat a tal oP ee eS ee 7S. a ee =) NG ROOM st ee a ; , | f ? | Ao conveniences oom, furnishe} Rout, L. hi cop tal ‘oom lichen | 5 ong : a TE 4 . . *- bl 2 ish wa a ia a - ano - ; , ern ¥ Fy re e , ; ‘ PRs. Lauer wi a Ait pire Co. isa" a Broadway Spacious davenport. arm and wing for al! kinds of household goods. fuent- | ° dd. Se i JO] ‘AL. 3964——Purnished room for | ‘CAUREL. 401-—Fromt room: men. Walking i} See. ° ROOM 7} T 7 Chair. t nm taupe and bine ve- | tgs, contents of flats, pianos, bric- ROOMS—With or without boar rooms | one or two persone oO) |. distance W ashineton U. Parkview 12714 x { FURN! v “RE — Pract'i- vai rpholmered ture, rog * )) 62 RE C ‘onditioned CARS Sr ent, £409 West Pine. Apartment lour: spring eeats and back: would pass! op... ete. Cail .Lindell 2160. m.. & 1 with running water. home cooking. ae | Be PTANICAL, 3871—Wromt reom: all con. ae ¥ “a | | enero na) veel 7 PEt oftice. for new: easy terms. | tan lta gt eg | Leonort Auction Co., 3501 Lucas. (c14) S : mar 0666. - pce ¥ eee Jee. ~ LIND BLL. a a PCr E a : Ss + , Lig 4 q 4 ie. hd ai = : a ee” ‘Of Tr"? i Sa rmnn Wn if ‘ ee in . | i¢ ; ‘ pm 5 4 . t « “ water in + AE a ' : es ) ee our aa SALE / 3 * m io ' tien ig « heap On : a “HELLEt “(> & GRIMM. 9th end | F urniture W Vanted Badly i North come "T ba td nore # coping pare Py (c ; this > SALES Phot: fay Sim 3Y54 | Pe | | i@atly furnis , Teasenadie, LINDELL 4071 A—Seperate bede; running an 80 eM PE a bes 8 eo Ea MI a I ori- _enet te: etram heat banal ner week ce per reome veferniehed aéulia ‘en on {ES v USMION'S ly nd Market Sts 4 2000 1.Rs ot © old feathers: pay 30¢ to CHIPPEWA. 3416—Room and board GRAND. 2614 @-—Parnished wm: | CROIW } i TIRES~—lightiy used ode 9 EXCH HT ; =, 4 » tte far old Montana Breather Co. | - vate family. conveniences sentlenen AND, arnt Ciee@a, werm: | UG: . — - AK! neni: $2 Uj}. < ly. "th ANGE STORES ' 200-00 x. 12th st. A, 4420 Pare DE. ie ORGS c ‘tra! $361 7 2 rermt: Dopus hot Water phone ; ow ‘ert ‘ti’ wr ieee . ue eS o Tc * ( — es | 4 206-8" ' fe f Marke: Ste 4 ee oe : jailed CRITTENDEN 3498A—Clean. comfort- , MARTE RD. 3a93- —feuthern-erymed fron!’ MePHERSON &86468-—“ousie 8f : i a Rims * a o —— a} LING OUT? | hie room: modern: homelike, exce'lent | room heme convenienres: references cl), eam heal. continuous het water “Wheeis and L % -RANGH Blue ¢ Sane], Goi Mee aeventer. “ARE ‘You. SEL ; meals tnapect see satisfies, cars bue | FPMPHREY. 3636—Furnishea SS MoP HERA, Kg — Nieely furnished ; om jred; ; einer | your furmiture, rugs. contents Viiespect 1734 (34) oom, Poor. pane. | WOO D-WIRE Die : ee ws SpPeeany. or walnut. Pore Op good as new; bargain.) | "is. GOLDBERG. Lindell 6646. (5) , , ) tim parte. oversize, tops SE ® 1211 N. Vanseventer. Keiners, 1211 N. Vandeven : | costes Seep cnet. : front also f ‘an 900) used ures. : ' a y) aiso 700 slightly ' : i * |

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« pw-97,428 ROOM AND BOARD Ads last year—24,931 MORE than the THREE other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED“#8__ Sit. = APTS WANTED Tou APARTMENTS FOR RENT Py APARTMENTS FOR RENT a RAN ELA AGH APARTMENTS 5707 McPHERSON Beautifully furnished six-room efficiency, two in-a-door beds, living room 17x23, breakfast room, Also one 4-room efficiency, beautifully living room; Murphy tn-a-door bed! abe room. kite henette. dressing room, tile bath with shower. _— bave one six-room efficiency unfurnished. fas, ice, heat and janitor service. are newly decorated throughout: all carpeted floors. Manager CAbany 4586 or 4587. BROWNING APARTMENTS 6536 PERSHING Beautifuity furnished six-room efficiency with two in-a-door large sunroom, large breakfast room, ian tile bath and dressing room. Also a 4-room effi- ency beautifully furnished complete for housekeeping. Rentals include all linens. silver, light and gas, heat and janitor service. Manager on premises. CAbany 6375. WILMAR APARTMENTS 55 DE BALIVIERE, NORTHWEST CORNER of McPherson and De Baliviere. are nearing complet ion. ully furnished orate rooms, “room efficiency S512 LAKE : newly decorated through: \UDE E. VROOMAN, 796 Arcade Big. eine SBURY SPOUSE APART L. South Bernice Clare Apartment 5 Phe vee td ; a UP SA ne nem peat gt tee Trani tes prrasetnds tan Ic ¥ "y frigidaire service. ne” * ae eel a ee large sunroom, tile bath with epee 'f { decora ARD L. BAKEW eet Rental caienin The above apartments HOTEL SAUM 3, 4 5 and 6 Room Efficiency APARTMENTS Furnished and Unfurnished rand = four pei ms. “tle RE, and | “SAVINGS TRU miter co. “4915 Deimar. ( ONE LEFT- —5890 CATES. hardweod floors, 4-room efficiency t. ‘ . ALBERT 4 BLANKE R. | ees on an nimbed 7 _MAm ; 02 eye IN-STOCKE- e~ eo ANN, Ge OODFE LLOW & Fs, "A BANNE. s; living room 17x23: | KY NGBHI SHW . | 3 headrooms., steam heat. year round: brand-new. abe | derful apartment: oh, eRe ) N- ‘STOCKE BU "ERMANN, ~CLAKA—335—W. aENOTON H Ti i FINEST LOCATION IN CTTY. ONE BLOCK SOUTH OF mena F nol a, ,at these apartmants ? _New Apartments LOCATED AT 445-5 otomane _ $79 enien adi 4 markets ne: ar ‘by have available beautif in-a-door beds. Also beau completely for apartments which the couple employed or business women. white ename!: apartments, furnishe men 3) ts, furnished ANDERSON. STOCKE: BUERMANN Al! hitches equipment running ice weer in every apart- Wil) be available on or abou rt Oct. apartment row. aes NORTH DRIVE" RENT REDUCED TO $60. AP ARTME NT—6 roome. ! Seidtianes 5707 ar Apartments. ion and show is adjacent to the =e be pleased to give you ad ges District Apartment 2 r rmaulon p: Rice sere HOUSAM REALTY COMPANY 312 International Life Bldg G ri a" FOR RENT—West «02 E ASTG A z E— rysrect T RENTS “REDU CED. HAMILTON AV. illé i} Rave perce ents s rooms ay “saga e for OAT ee a | GODWIN ‘RE zal TY. CO. 5243 _Letmaric76 “not SAM REALTY ESOS PERSHING APARTMENTS | CLEMENS 6623 7 aree rooms, ineludi ne 288 sine lf ee * + Bbc were and garage: te sid Eaietare t Building Ss room. dining room. kitch- ge tron LINDELL) on : 14 4 pin Bulte, “ave cep ing ‘rooms WANTED Se es SALIVIE! cE. vusekes ping: 627%. a Senet $7 | ter: of \ddie-aged cou wn E, = “DOL GHERTY RK. E. "CO.. 80:1 Chestnut. M. CUR _TAYL OR— -IN SPECT room gentieman chal eC AbSRY 840. ‘ROOMS AND BOARD 1D WANTED ROOM AND FOaRD We ALR. 12 04 —C sieges Bezel: : Par — ow re 291 J 7208 Fe RSI TE CORNET & ZEIBIG, 719 ¢ “hestnut St. | 2 4 Rooms, Su nroom, Mu arp ‘phy. $65 ‘7 EN RIGHT. 6027 2 New Ss reom mie ~ 38: >S—Atiractive partmen ‘ FLATS — i... Jae t—r rent a erp! ne. cw ¢ did , OARD ra id vi SAvINos “reel CO. 4915. — J . “nrepiace ’ ale OU mo connecting housekeep! ng : i ~ APARTMENT FOR RENT SLOG DE LEMAR ? WOYEARNS BOY ( “entral Investment Cc ‘ompany eee: mother emp! loved. — © front connecting honse- * ies a: Ex emplo oved ic$3) Gra S21 WOLF. POLLACK. 101 we. ih MAin = weekly rates: A >. FAL HOTEL {for Pershing —_ Taylo keep! nz and sine: rmerir , Bonair ‘Fore! Cathedral i rtments 440 ” Ein iell i es SC cit H. ARI RE. AL TY C0. “sia ( nestnst. “aig ‘S947 A Furnished omeli ke atm nowphere . ‘ ’ : ‘ou SAyINGS PRL ST = nee 4915 | a eS ELEVENTH. 1 =35 aoe Le fae tee rooms . vg so Some "ATES. AV. “exposure ieee” pr Br INSKY. REAI TY.” lady exinioved apart _NE EW VON. DEL HOTEL newir ,farnt shed and dec- Somes ora 729 L MIT AV ENU E is r Jos. open po ch: PAL MER nore FH oN — Res a“ — ‘all ROOM—Beaut i? ully aie ed. -in exclus. ve home: modern. conven iences ‘gent! emer new 4- room efficiency Se on | 58 is ree = tor Saw aed Cae S737— Room w ext PINE a hot-water heat. CAbany Sf5ey place for the win! er. HOUSES, FLATS, eocme with bedrooms 5874——3 ene rooms, New Apartments, dress- —— beds: will decorate: _( ORS WELL = E. co., VE RNON, 4606—Second Door ani re APARTMENTS FOR RENT housekeeping roome. a — i ~ ww ~ hs J a ie e “WATKIN WULF. POLLACK. 101 XN. "oh. MAin 1858 “6600 WASHINGTON BRAND NEW—$67.5 Apartments for Lease WASH) NG TON. “3954 - . , "eae oe ° ere, home. rs 6174—! Jessa 21K F nythe—4 rooms. un parlor ~—~“garage—second Lan —= . WOLF ‘POLLA: 10 ~. WASHINGTON IN. 43 is -—4 rooms. gun parior. — ~ ait h T° rooms 3 and 4 roem apartment: & uth ‘39th Street—4 rooms— , ~OORNET & ZEIBIG WsSHINGTON BONS °66. i—6 ‘Toons ad en. eartewn 3592 oll rooms, second “and housekeeping «ute. + ak OR eer 54 WASHINGTON ,088— connecting house , | ae — new S-room apartm men NETHERBY ALT APARTMENTS 49454——F iret -floo- Tey = VATHIRAAN. é1357—.«. ‘{ homus. § rooms. 2 haths, studio “oom an — fleer: age KE __ Re. F.. i.. “TT oe ‘ Phe-toat, APARTMENTS FOR RENT —FURNISHED New 4- TOOM apart. COTE BRILL AN TE. WESTMINSTER PL loors, @arage. ren: a e118. N te AB 4312 REAL ty. MAin’ a aaenenemenee vi ESTMINSTER- GERALDINE_ S424—A: trac “tiv : WEST FE G8 Pive ‘cena Foie ? Ns TER — gored a Tw “MOUND CIT TRUST CO. AC Uxten and St _Louis sat ¢=., ~ : or ; coe e ‘Sees ; ; (c566) _ porch. ;Rand : J908M. - | BERT eOLD Sonim : ~oO Moor > ae c 1 4 r . ~~ : i .—5 facts Omnia $50 ee s AACH i i Cc we i porch; concession. _GRan : “ee oe Fas ron it ; sata dees -_ Ee \ALEBRTINE. 63354—-a new flat. 5 rooms | NINTH, S214 5—4 rooms, $12; bewiy | “gag: Km, = oe Rortienss= aE -~'% FR: | and bath; modern; newiy decorated: $50; | _Papered: adults. A G. BLANKE : wo 21 } howe > Bee WESTMINSTER. 41 23—Real “4-reom, fur 2 A as | VHLO, 3150—New fat, just completed: prep cL. 63243, E. Co. 3 ~on aDartm oe end : aa light. steam, linens. tee, | JOST- MILLER R. —. “G.. 109 a 9th (ca) | | 3 iarge rovms. wile bath. ee —- | tre . wT Ham oi. — en " (? — ! | ABNER PL. 3319—3 rooms, siecpimg {Bs room: garswe oa core Comspsere. at a. ad eos oe | WESTMINSTER 4633—Sublet 2-room ef- “Dorch. bath. $20. t OS ET TY Bo ee F740-— 8 rene: Se furnished complete. ASHLAND. 5532- 34—New _ 5-room ~effi- OREG 3ON, 34424—5 rooms. bath. electne, ETZF1 Sen _porck S Heht housekeeving: ~ Ae ; te . j a ~ i. $58. “De ae ERIL INGER. v ictor r 0804. ies0)} E1. a s™ oe Ow lo = 3 ee | beasse ciency: steam heat, rent $50. SCHOLL | water heating plant: al} , garase et i_KEY. 58s? PE RSHING MEYER REAL ES TATE, 104 N. 7th. (c4)) PARK. 1307 as oor. 3 rooms bath. A G. BLANKE _R. F. ce. ————s “S nine Ar 1 and a letely liege) > ‘ { HESTE R Pi... . B07 4 roome.. bath. fur- gar aae _ 119 ~ -—- —— =e - EUCLID 12 0 5 ers a th —— , s “ huce, electrie; gar age: rent_ cheap. PARK. 1606—6 rooms. électric. — tences: Pann 8 Sou ~ eT es 6: GEV. J. WANSTRATH. 717% Chestnut. _ KOTSREAN. MAin 1195 {ed : - ace. FOrest Of on - =} , woomea tiie = > | ___—_!€9! | PARK. 2017—Modern 5 rooms: convenience: | UC LID. i320 N— none garage, across from (as 725 M Ww ASHINGTON AT G ‘RAN D CUTE BRILLIANTE. 4933—6 large roms. 3 car lines: _ FPeesona bie. __fe@S) EVANS ui > Re Be rk = JM LE - hk -water bea! . Rarawood fioors ana «&@- PAR €é 3327 rooms. aih. electric. ’ uae e . . s ee ~— - rooms. bath i : Completely onan 2 a rage; strictly modern. (91) | “$37.50. R. HICKEL. is “Chestnut 8 sfitetric: $35. Pa a oe te “La a PARLIN. 4370-75A—5 and 6 rooms. suf | BORTIS, 3196—3 rooms. sum parlor. all | - at. St. a * = 115 N room. garage: hot-water heat: will deco | ennyer ences: reasonab rent. Fn TE ate rena Ted pate to suit. FEINBERG-JONES. 2909 N | TING’ + a male _f ——— Sreakéasy PORSYTHE Southwest cutenman L*nion FOrest 8762 : fet) ee room; corner flat: steam heat naa a ° iota cea 4156-—-Se8 pallet pay ine ; \ T * RTA ‘he x. +9 ’ P - 4 y 7 ag . . a tar Teanemie ae 14: 1: * wr ——— = ARTHUR FISCHMAN REALTY cx ag ‘40. N. 4503—4 Teoma, Segeetors re. Rivers ’s — eel Fi ORISSANT. 4936 Len —First flocr, : “aan- | 6923 Gravois. Riverside 3375 SH eAY AND Bi he’ — a > freight » r 2+ fficien : oe heat: | pe. ae TO 1 i reside , . . i git -7 SUBINGRY REettY arhace 04 | RUSSELL, 4147A—7 rooms, newly deco- HAMIL IN TERRACE, S& ro . we : ; Wainwright Bldg Be rated, steam beat. Hlland 276%. _—ic8) 0" "Water heat fursigios pe Nev. Riverside 12°. (o89) Die & ’ Combridiie pees ag KINGSH] GHW AY. 5028 N.—S-room fiat; RUSSELL, 200s \—~3 rooms, Modern, fur- HOD: MONT 14144 : oe ——aa« frame tursece | sauee 4917-19 McPHERSUN furnade. | tile Sethi sarane fez) nace. garage: $40 or $45. {£3} | service: heraaaaniannn BA. 313)“ indenwood bus: $42.50) Sastre at ' t EXITING TON 5119A—Modern. new. three | RUSSELL, 4445A—decautitul sew 4 recs CORNET @ ZELBIG. 1> a Der ¢ Son urganfard t7 . “rooms; garage: open _\c83) , and kitchenette: bharuwved floors steam iE DIAMONT219-4 a a an ‘ : heating. tile bath, gurage. ete. $57.50. : Ter ° —4 roome gu ee ee a “ z } Nene hee eee honk in Sel Gee ee Ce ( Siseping porch. Murphy gupeaeRoria. 0204— une Acide 5407 rvc-mg° 2oOt-water beat: garage; aseryco | coms asa aay cule : 7 r —s ¢urt ” _ . Liey' ry itijaidlesinakeiiaseliohi Radial silks ones Brome Mewes ‘ 83) ! ST. vine ENT I RF oy ee ER >a - _ bath. B. A. THOMPSON, _ PArkview 0! e aia 6 2 — AF LOTUS: 504¢8—New —_—, a. - a? Oe - - “ amas . “gtmetly moc m; $45; garage $2.50. (c: oe = e1a ‘'HORTO “997 4. 5 rome - py ; | on _mode i S — S rage $2.5 "| SALBNA. 3706—4 rooms and bath $30 Hi ORTON ~. S927A—4 panew. 2 >) ~A clade NORTHLAND, 5059A—5 rooms. sun par- cé) Pace a: light. heat amd eas f _ ae CO we lor; garage: possessto W; reasonable. ¢ . xed rent ORE eanage ARD L. BARE WELL, | SALENA, 24014—@ large, bright rooms: HOOVER. 7557—New @ West Caniang Garfield 5555 118 N. 7th. | _pewly papered; gas. electric: stile. _(€} | hot-water bent: carage. . : pe _oeentrae eee ~ s3 ey 2 5 : ie “or S ” . ere le *; PALM. 5537 —4-room efficiency ; steam coe a oA—2 oa - py emt pies ens a 44_.XN. Bog ro fegaion heat. Murphy bed: mmrage: aduite: $5. : aan . ——-~~-=____. | HUNT. 4453-—3 rooms, hot and —! > Kinewhietes >) and tset (ce6, SH SHAW. 4319A4—6 modern rooms; = ‘el- ter. electric ii ntealll , “fr” “ ’ K PALM, 5224—4 rooms, steam heat, vard-| €Rt condition: convenient location; $50 a ting E. ,) ROOMAN, 7 ee meses “6) | - woud floors, tile bath; goed location; ga- | SHENANDOAH, 4229A—4 rooms: modern. 059 =~ - : imaece. ee. (3) | rent $50: keys downstairs. _ KENS) INGTON: 5323-—F roome U a ents Le 4 , ; 3 , a « » -_ SEM LY LE. 19114—New 4-room apartment: _ SHENANDOAH. 40214—New 4 rooms | able om iiai: Kilchemette; garage. FOrest 7915. tile bath. furnace: open. (e4) | cENG NGTON. & S } Lomiss (cl) SHENANDOAH 3821—5 rooms. tile bath , h. tile bath. floors |SHREVE. 4030A—New rooms; | _ furnace. , G ‘Rand S330M. ee : Teasonabie. | etrictly modern Colfax rs 275-1163. SHENANDOA 4817 "Second east: 7_~ v | 2 SHIGHW AY, Hie tie - + 7 SSIDEN FE ve OR LEASE New ste 5A54 Water rr, t r aa : 2 1 2 Gaetan RG ME oa i . | img. kitehe nae dining breakfast room oms, Murphy we “Tr £ JFJPIiRi . 32 + | SPALDING. 4/43—Upper or lower “four the rc ,s- . + —— | TAFT, 4328—5 rooms, tile bath Zoe MAPLE. 5624A—8 roo newly oa : * marmaa ee Pind . 7 AL dnd AH BAM A. + ee - et A— 7 or O94. ath. and light reasonabie. ed : hat h hardweoa @ yo ae . a ‘ at . bs “s a . a > = , e t gas " ee : neni reduced Us CSU —— s—3 re r Me = a Te" = ay —--. = = - a a A = a TENN ESS EE. : 37444 e —~> large Meht rooms: be ERVA. 5949 rooms. ¢ ‘ —-= — sav" oe 444544). pag °34°038— wd r ome, sur~ ; f: aa eth - Ans — = 9 : urnace. bath: agu'ts: reasonable e2) " - t : sett ne ihe a ipoetnaninibiki lemma on ‘* . ‘ , |MINERVA. 58.3—Dour lowe HOUSES WANTED nace, Data, eiectiric, Zaragze. i TE “NNES en a 46644 ; ope. ey ee ahaa EN? or 2. fy. —3 velir roem ALBERT A:! S202 04—Call Riverside at Z. | he ere = Someta ot le es ~ are large front rooms: all coal - errr -~VWoder fur =, | n@ak. etc:: nice single flat- fine bieck | i 7. TTAUE Wa Mir bn (cd) | (o4) newly decorated: rent reasenaiie , : ‘ : —+— : - 2 ,* '. . ‘ ALFRED, 1957—4 beautiful rooms, facing | TENTH. 1808 S-—4 rooms: ist Floor trom: | MONTCLAIR, 13504—6 samme | eee's Conte: i ean: hednerd| gag pe | ne MBE Wid 1. ease or bur Now. d. 5| Wende A. G, BLANKE ® E. CO. 711 Cuestnut.| TEXAS. 3812—New flat: just completed; | ™. EWSTEAD 1417 N.—5 rooms, Sea pmeems. mt ayton oF ee ee | aS aver | chines ee eet ae mas “Mae 3 iarze reoms, tile ba em furnace Gresa- | tric: furnace: $4 Cal PRemetGiix . t over S350) arenth em if tu AALS i be , : - —_) 43 r j 3 f{Ticer yy a a 7 ra “ pamcens oo ; ZF & gt # - | * S-room o4) | UTAH. 3128-264—4 rooms. furnace; enr | ——— eo $s) BOYLE emcee. ______. _________________\€4) | "ner. $38. Laclede 506 {e632} PAGE. 50114—Raat: ¢ : ms, ut. (*) offices BATES. viYA~-~Near Grand; 3 rooms, | | UraH PL... 3885—Reautiful sincle fiat-|. arge rooms. newt; A “ HK 60 “ oR Bhan _—— wa . wi r i » he o Bs ru OO { f} rs: ; - ‘ 4 *. he urn | a On " a m " P - ce : react 1 — parc Si#uls Heat, Laruweood UU 5 rooms down or 4 wp: hot-water some Ste =— ee am $1 om re - iarZe ry ni MAR a 4 newiv - B. t> if 5 ——3 ; ~e-s :7 s 7) oe baVZD: 4 REALTY (€O., 4006 CHOULTE At | Fanne sk ENTER, =p ies Be — te) water bent: “an a bach. 5 . = eae ont ved a aa ie rR x. 7 } © sete: “nor “4 , : et ™ 9: ‘ ode | BATES. S708- 12—5-room efficiency: mod- | electric. $27 a, both, PLYMOUTH. 3806—5-rec - ras DELMAR ern: screened porch, large brick corch in! » Oe 0. a $55 REN JAMIN MI Sa h——4 ot age are eri ~ - front. uy and @own; 50U south on Grand. | 821 — wen +a ke _—. een - ~19 Buder ‘Bide. M Ain pe | ’ . te ¢s* SAVING + hon 1 . —— ke at ee, 6, - Texas. ci}? . - 7 ene 25 “ . . , nem iA DiCck es: _ RII E 53 aga Der ae nit ~! : =4 Pt rwae NAERT. Riverside 3814, ‘c89) | W ALI. ACE. 44A624—4 Tooms. new: hard- adults: can aaa 5 a | a \BBOTT Rew! te : :o8 Chestnut. | wondert > — - : , + ¢ + » "> ¥ =. * ° x , : + 3 - BLAINE, 4179A-—-4 rooms, bath, furnace. ; wo floors, bath. garage. LaAclede 6344 2ilbGEz 4130.3 (for dress $40. COlfax 731M. COO LS) poten -=_ ; . “ tai: store ~ , wr - , , 1% 2 “ a ; tT > - = i [pyre r > ° C - ’ _ a . . : i. be 2 2 , . . . s CARLSBAD. dO Stric nedern, [ow | and Park: > — ngs a esta! neat as Carmody. J RAL EN roam: Sig ie ‘or. ve t j } > 4 aT) Pay _- : ‘ ; - ~ > ae arr, b, 2 aLg x 4 lede 0b 9. os ; ee | | stipnle walle _ Rivers de 3808. Bp 1 RIDG SE. 57444—5 rooms . ARBRSTT. Realteo - Oo * hest nut FLAS é snk CARNHOLL, 12U08-——4 rooms a ea SED nent | “ox “NEBAGO _ 40 rive . = aM A R. & CO. 11? N. trp | SABAH. 6294 N.— ye >» * a REALTY (CO... 156 2 1 2 ne. 6t rap a - ‘ a . ; uo ing perch, ‘hare wood fleers, tile bath. | ————___— JAMIN Mi SHLIN B ! 6° aM OF si¢cum Beelilig Di want carage. 3 : i . Bice - Ain 23 15. — re ‘ Y =? ¥. add rege By A. G. BLANKE K. FE. CO. TI Chestonr. | Southwest “4RPY. 421¢a—-J3 a opposite Fairgrounds park, $15.50.4 Bea ; be —--- + ee Perit Fone ae . re o—- “ ih a ‘ " ’ sy ‘ ad : Pre Ss CHE ROKES, 2846 + rooms. bath ces DALTON. 2818—4 rooms. sun parlor, ga- | GArfield 8456 ME Bt 3 $f e eiectmc- connected. Pam ee t rage. ressenable SEMPLE. 1°40A—5 a “ Phiry Park: | Se . CHIPPEWA, 3420—S, rooms. Kitchenette. FINKMAN. 5245A—2 rooms, tle bath, | electric: In good condition oo rect >t | o Ruud water hesier. "electric. gas; $43. { furn ace, $40. Riverside 2990. (c2) | 4._G. BLANKE R. F. Co. Q BH. ABBOTT. Keaiter. Te9 ¢ heat net. Se i +S pd f ; iE aime. a rae eek sreneememanss en oe - - Y 7 LT ~ ¥ , ¥ ty Rede F => oe — wacegeranetee RAVOIS, 6261A—New rooum, hard-| “HAWMUT PL 1 -$11 2 — Bie ae — ms ~— 2 @ TL CHIPPEWA, 2706A—@ pretty roome, | & od floors, $56 Mii: Sate Gownsenire: St. ereeie oe See yea bath electric _ newly pap red, peimtied ' 5413 Kir rah) [war =. Ww. ° new I? {PENC ER PL R218 I arr 3-neen mis ; . — 7?) ) e ) ; 4 a . pte : Garage: reasonable to gvod tenant. open-j -coms, hardwood floors $45. garage ‘Ss ‘ust newly panered and ACH R. (oo. Wont Chestant. { horypesee SEE nie nirentienn et | SA Per er ere 4910 Graroie | S20 ner month “i—‘-la ge roome. gaa. elec i? ial CLEVELAND. 424§4—5 rooms. reception’ oe ree v4) GOL DSTEIN REALTY @ $27.3 pen ocew pa- | WA i™ as, garage. hardwood floors, ITASKA, 49284—2 -vrooms modern: sleen- S18 Cheetnrs im era Tt "14 Wain ost hese CLEVELANL 40837—furst floer: ving nz perch: $40. Oven Sunday «a. m. - an®d Chest ” ae dining and treakfast rooms. «iichenett e@: Grand 19817 76), | SUBURBAN — — pper Trier POR 4 rr ne yiern J . ones 2 bedrooms $60 GRand 1532. eB) | sea LIA. 45345—New. beantifui 4/ Clectric, bath furnees, aes ‘ REALTY CO. 186 3. OS ee MPTON, 52024 3 —3 rooms, bath. elec. rooms: ile bath strictiy modern: just | a ereomceearrtonerneniennengate itinninnemtinatbinsiniat —- _ ee ; pee | Oe... - wic: newly] @ orated. $30 ——.——'| wage of Kingshighway: $45: special con- SWAN 430GA—4 rooms. deaiis | [845 Modern ¢ soom flat: | WOO 7OMP" PON 5414 S—New 4 rocms. strict. Cesston to gon | $27.50. Men Cueriehe4 to Senin o4)+ fuer BM . : i ‘ ‘ - —_— ~ —~ gn PERRO ~ prensa ~ - = ’ roderm. tile bath- onen W beers ay WOLF-POLL ACK. 101 N. 8th. MAin 1858 +,rw AIMGE O16 ‘at 4448 p> _ 2 sia —— baih VEW Fr} dav ami Sunday from 2 to & "CT indetiiitiai , __{eS) nicg Troome bath - $3n. mre oy ; Inet ox - ———- emer momen ee ee eo hel tee, ts =: - end —— liens Popes ae = . i bed «i CONNECTICUT, 3TI3—4 and 5 rooms, MAS MES Phat (lolA—# oe. S66 ‘* TAMM 11146A—4 rooam, BE MACH R co. #2 Chestnnt.. (°) Whither strictly mrodern. 3-car wr i —- und $4" | saree od OTe in-a-door het cas. furnace: onen S38.30e BewTH. 14054 % Wa © s elec , 70 ae alley made: 1 bhiectk west of Gre im- u 7 M M 1 oe4 Mi. ~ : ey enable a $$$ — ern lower Git : mounts possession: will sacrifire: $12,500. MILENTZ 5530-40—_New. 5 rooms. mod- |. $45) “abany 2188 NH anrorr Realtor, 700 Chestout DOUGHE tay term : ern; @ide drive; garage. Riverside 1171. ~~ ~ a 4] — LEE-SCHERMEN. GRAND 8830. (¢59) 8) TAYLOR "907A S.—5-rsem BEHART m= oc . - — ria “— ae : 7 ee RE MN MUSHLIN | a a. A oi— 3 room. water and DE NY wT 4.3 35—S modern reoms. sun 4 Turty ¥ 4 . RENIAMI in 1 : . ee . tune | ~ASHVILLE seine rooms. gas. ele MA 515 = room, st@am neat VU Pex aRand ede a M trie $1 a new! wv papered _ wT and Aim 2515 ores ery i _— Sm oy > 105 WN oh. af fee | eae —— so0 = le eee —yr em oe — —-~-- — ene enosucinatintinialin Re /~ 4 tt ie’ al _ New + rooms at metiy v rr} | TIFFANY. 1220—3 2 an. a = 4 > iF Tron Ty tioa-ITA an ‘Sea per +- arn = rarage. P te | Giate sink tot et $18 rt, *4- 4 noun par wen mer teh iz room efficiency: har@woog floors. til a ANT 5036A—5 rooms, modern | WOLF-POLLAC K. 101 |. S17 ° Ewing. 2 reome ie*3 * “ : FL iss ‘ ge Peagotr 0 rt} ’ " bain; newly papered: $45. CAbany 21: 38R Riverside 4100 Bi (82) NWN 14°90 N —Dendy 4 . 9964-4 wane Ge mornings and evenings. a) “he eae ae ee oo =e" = Seereey ae = Pee ne WINONA 5046 oa rth amp ton new PR anne 2 4 oy rv Tn" PAACH FO. #96 Che«trnt. (*) CUNNICA. 36264—5 rooms. new: hard- ‘ rice? - IM BINSKY REAT.) . " wood floors, bath, furnace LAciede —witwant roome: garage: strictly modern. | 49 LARADTE AY : ’ ee 224 B, ‘ . = \ * ine -_ ee i osetia emenan ie _— ree a . = — ry vet oe ; = P sa : in 5. be - a " * =» ar. b, * time Jon - > pone ; ras oF We Feel iu 4 ‘ , ee $548 &. Grand. LAc @533. | ummcoee es se nave at this time wo [TA ——— arce (oo on . 98 Arcade . MAY a’ iu «sa) J anc. } oF. Bo. Siete a intedc a TS, Vat wi , ren ie “Rat wre spe a. - ¥ a ae +) {8 rocoto a a: a "a ' $t ‘>. M si NSTOM, + ; - ; 3 OAs ine wien we put CRG ii@te2 Up _¥t wr ong t 94-30) . cease rages 4 ad ' GRANT ne 4 A _ | ™ rors raitahle fro mos oy % any ata in St° Te ‘s at t] is : : oe] 7 te 9 4 3 “ 4 resucence oP office rooms: heat furnished. STANLEY EPSTEIN. INC $45.00 nee oes GEAND, 6136 @—Juc completed: dec M Ain 4284. 904 Chestnu: st. ict | SIX ROOMS. on1d—4 ome . . reems, stsictiy moder garage ic) aa Aubert av bath am : . ; * s tt. , oe F i> a GRAND, "ea ‘ eon Gan as " ow HU MPTHIRE Y. 4146 — Now 4 reome,. tile and ox _ ese late with their new a =? TDOR avtos Bhim ox» ; ae ny ion ‘c iP oe “ge . bath, hardwred flores crhnaee, electric, | attractiv _ features res as iow eas the — : —— — e: owt A. &. Ba, LNEP R. F con Ti Chestnat. ner rot Sroem flat ' i Crew rs x in = oo wT NCH a 7 bath. newly decorated: rent reduce! Riv- ? West gar, ba®. electri : past iin . . ereide 4:71 6) ‘eRe ; “ LAFAYETTS. 1307A—Modern fmt. @2. «ABERDEEN 107 Lovely new § rooms, South _ West CEs BOS Mea $81) hardwood floors. tile bath. with howe a — Pairk sac=- a ~ LAFAYETTE. 294i-— Cpper. modern four — heal saree: _Tenevnable n e. {e@) ONTO. rea eee rene — » taeiad on! —~F aan beautiful roome newly decorated more ACADEMY ANT) WE ~pmane rooms, bhot- Per werk. open now, rent beginning Ner. 1: $47.50. alae hea! and janttor - pent Beh: BMA Ir naa = (cS9) a@duits. JOHN J. Pw wLING R £. CO . LAM 410 —% "90m cas eiectire wii 2th ane Chestnut ate. ea? =o Fewer vat aan eon __BArticid — 8455 as a a A? AYO. 5a a om etNctencr Strict. COO = 3445 x ne wl¥ Leer °413—4 room bets fiectric. iy Modern reseena* Forest S297 flats: singie or all 91° 90 tres nuts Victor 485% eee) tHe. call 2 to KO - $00 LIERMAN 3449-5 Troms: newly deen AwMikReT 3 ee wr, alt EVANS 4414-4 irae Se ~i¢ rated: bath. furnace. $45. Gland 6597 conv @nienrre “pen wiry demnrated re Lurnishe oe 5.0 euidaaciitons ; — (oft; - KAIME ‘* BR R. EB. €h.. KENT NGTO N 11 Mc REE. 4% Co A— Thre. ee reoms $! Oo week. cA han? ee rei ae -——~ 3 MAGNOLIA. 012A Rew + reems. ARLINGTOS 13954—3 mo screened porch. i reasonable, FOress hardwood floors. etc. rooms. a 1 tes)

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—— ne A Aa ereeeaae eee na THURSDAY, « OCTOBE ER 14. 14 ‘aa aier BARIMER, 6298-4 large wo a4. i fivor 3: pod i .~ TMER. u21s ( poBi 1 tr $22.50. | me een | ‘JOHN J” DOWLING R. “— p PLAN 1 H 4 r p AY S ( llth and Chestnut . ' VERA! TANS FOR | 1 | i eK pedo. §016—~ = ‘Crean rae =F MANAG EMENT , LA- bATIOT. sSieeDine noreh: Sarige | | e¢) | BLACKSTONE _ 1236A—6 TR | gue. | Modern: garage: vacant; re ic} 1¢ AKANNE oTdi —First flour . : cri: ior e@25 ‘ AF ROOM. i if ivestion. me PO | Uhund RNISH YOL Ain | CHAMFER i CY ey eee re INFORMATION SUCLID, 1320 N.—7 room — “4 fences; furnace. Forest O70, . m- | SUCLID. 1320 N.-—7 mona” rip 30) ‘ences: furnace. POrest 07 0oR ic: | EVANS, 4236),— ms. bath } - 5 room ss s) soearic, SRS. s PArkview 3424" ‘ —; ‘“LAT—3 roome Si Mark’ : — Blox a a _Post- Dispate *h. —— ‘4 a PORKSYTHE. 731d—New 6 ee — Fane , ore eam-heating ant ; as A. G. BLANKE k., a. 711 | GERSON, 4503—4 rooms, bath. | HAMILJTON 3. | HAI TRRRACE, 5930. rf hot-water. heat furnished ; adults: 6 . BH ae MONT, 1414-4 rooms. ki “) a, | tte; newly decorated: vutside a Service; ha: CWood f oa , CORNET & ZELBHIG. 719 _Chestnut. ™@ HODIAMONT, 1979 ~% rooms and eer bed - it. 7 Slee wing porch. Murp open. hi - furnace 0 Hi DI A Mi wT > 80 A—4 rooths. FLINT. J4.rth ot. h an et. aan wood floArs steam aad * @Gonih ¢ach t. $55. CLIDE Ei. FISHER 1. . €0., wy Cheatnut MEAT. 7048 (160) - HORTON neP7a . Kew § rooms a, | iehed: Neht. hea 3m newly } ° dur eo pent me. s —s s. ee a iF e) get ~ ean rooms: — & West at peer es ety. Hiland 4 rooms .. | HUNT. 4663—3 > road. Apts - j at. electric light. ome. s hoi dk, ‘ mi = "DE F VROO :_ = a s. convenie a *. Ain 0506 MAN. = ‘96 Arcade om Sea | KENSINGTON, 5223—> soon MEAHINGTON se. | able. fie aaaas ee bare best loc t)}; KENSINGTON. 5iaa_ a ox h porch. tile bath. = I lle floors; F in y SIDEN( ‘T ~} reasonable ¥ KINGSHIGHW AY. 6354 Water: . 1110 8 —New, m “eater eat 3 rooms, Mur; hy t sd n JO ate } , : plant: $51). : oe oe CORN ET & ZEB le LACLE! a 4531-4 rooms, “19 TTR : (eam heat: modern. $53. Ta £.] Detmar 131 7M. Concess: on. ——— ¢ (TAOUISVILLE. 1]°5— rooms, bath SES FOR RENT 7 “Tag will decorate. S60. Btricily moder | FURN. HOU o = cane (ele | : : | I.f ri my iLL “oe i7 Joa—Bd floor: 5 O@A UL North i.) TOOms" Garagwe: 1 block south of F 131 N 2 Park. | McPHERSON. 4444A—7 rooms tum : 4 > F - rie - tj} heat: 365. FEINBERG-JONES. 2908 py) Upton." FOrest 878° F ct Wap E. o617--5 large reoms: re 2 3 oe Wax 6977.7 newly fumace rooms. Call Gig tT] MAPLE. 5024A—6 rooms. | ed: hath _hardwood floors. |. MINERVA, 59494—8° ¥ 5RT7 se > |. MIN -ERV A. 5873 " are large ; “Four lovely front rooms: al! con ; . newly de ‘ ‘orated . rent reasonabie. : | MONTCLAIR, 13239 A—f rooms: also 133 ‘| Blackstone: 6 Tore modern a [; | NEWSTEAD. 1417 N.—5 rooms. bata. | tric? furnace: $40 Cal FRemont % | ie LLL EET . \s anc Wa! ssyur ,iOLIVE, 671LA—S5 rooms, bath. elect “ s.| hot-water heat: new! decorated: $45. DENCE Wee — west TS JOHN J. DOWLING ft CO., -Mreums: private ‘amily. - 7 12th and “Chemtnut.” a Post Diepa tc r | PAG] E. -593i—s om “ge roome and t | SAGE: SERBS ee HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. (EB. 5855-—5 rooms. bath .} GEO. J. WANSTRATH. oe ae Ches t RENT, FOR COLORED my mo aa poet, SOS. Rana aa 4 . at Bt = s1—— ne ~peemmemeeemen n-ne PLYMO! “TH. 5506S fiat: mode Sto. RENJAMIN MUSHLIN R. E. "1219 Buder Ridge. MAin 2518. RIDGE, 5358A—Upper 5 rooms, -106 BON, 19044-—33 rooms. $22.50 adults; $45; “vacant. Owner fitat ft iH. ABBOTT. Realtor, 709 (Chestnut RIDGE: #130-—3 reoms down. $35: a rooms. up, S35. CRbanv 6774W. BENTH 1444 ax Ca rmody y. RIDGE. 5744A—5 rooms. tile bath, . ABBOTT. Realtor. 709 ( hestnut ing porch. furnace, : 4 ee “CO.. 826 C1 STN . 619A N SARAH, 6°9 vA -t}-room fat. . $40. W GIBse JAMIN MUSHLIN 4 ae Bide MAin 2415. “ £ TRUST €0, 4615 Delmur TR ASONA DIC SF ~~}? \/ uel nee: AND AP’T’ s eee EEE To LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES — eee a au bel:- “i. .} SUBURBAN S051- ASS pper. & roor 906-4 Fant wie seidane IN nad floor | electric. bath furnace, $45. TYiler ae -; 4 —_ t 25" Sark bl.: 5 aaa 2 a a cin ¢08) | ent 30x any an 4308A—4 rooms. electric, C cA 5e4 | Sag 8 aoe , WINDSOR BRYS near inn : $2 ore ee - Te a eee rT H furnreied Qe Rane nitar ; ft] oT 5Ox140 for acrors PA He Vi6 ‘at 4148 Chout a> o4ha wo roome bath. = # ° wae ge G OODS LOCATION. _| _Mieg rooms. bath: $30. CAb ‘hot water furnicha. weat side ‘ ‘| TAMM 1116A—4 rooms. bath, SAACH R. CO. R26 Chestnnt.. (*) + 18g sc abe gas furnace ' open $39.5 ; ENT 140° A ~ pee Oo ele vater and lanite ei eT en TAMM. i224—Modern lower front te . #20 . sonable , 2 t wareh: Bat CAbany 21f 9. om uel ABROTT. Realtor, 709 Chestnut. DOUGHERTY R. E Ses 4 ro TAY OR. R07A S—S-room ~~ A = BENJAMIN MUSHLIN R. MEEEEEOARLES 9305-9 rooms. water ? MAin 2515 2°" Guder EMERGE tox 8250 0 TU TN WANTED BUSINESS P’RP'SES = aap LLE 4 ; a Uo . tri ; be qed i220—3 Ss: rooms, nm . ee "Ee SPACE Wta Ar stenogT apni | late sink: toilet $18 F aaa= re Se ae service Ra ils ay [xchange or Arcace | WOLF- POLLACK. 101 Sth. MAin & = ’ — Si oi ler } ront om Nort oot UR Ek DANDY .* ROOM BRIt kK COTTAGE RO?4 Rolla wi.:; tile bath. builit- in renech rar electric fixtures. high ment: furnace: woure for $87 c.. COlfar IIT NG ALLOW Blackmore P reoocwTTie® ft irnace hea " barge ain 2 Harris Rea Five Flieteher R ZOU NK. Oth SUBURBAN PROP'Y FOR oe ACRE hes! rente West +B. A. THOMPSON R. down 505 tub. base- BAT! snseeeniamncnme Se enteane SUBURBAN PROP’Y FOR SALE CHARMING HOMES| AMONG z HE 0 AKS a wi at 4.7 ‘ Geijpes enema nt REAL ES’ TE—WTD. To BUY LA NU W td.—Tvo bus iy iease 1000 acres. Suitable for hunting and fishing, river or lake. Rep'y to Jobmn 444 Stoize Lumber ‘ Granite pe riv. we Lat pi rio’ oe- | x completed and ready f or JOHN “MORI Sh. BTS $i] iy N Gra nd ‘Fi ive Ri ooms, $4500 nomecrest DP li ee Normandy S] nino’ me ees uric K. > ¥ pir r ( ASH #! rkwood PAYMENT rl hus 4 NO Cash PAYMENT ne .} Ww & St NSE a Maplewood Al/ A ° ¢*? fron Tye, “sf OWNER MUST SELL QUICh ry sry) ay ad f ‘wer ia ; nea v M APL EN W OD p ARGAIN ¥ | bus MANOLA, 2380; BARGAIN: 5 WODERN (ARKDAL A. MtsT skLIEL STRICTLY ROowWw: 6400 —aOr TE! GONE —VUST SFI: A {OOM BRICK STK! rhu Ms (ABANY $4: amd Kit r NEV KEAT CTLY TOUBR. KEDLUCE A): o™ Rhian kh _BR id, (AKANY TOOSME University City JUST COMPLETED TWO BEAUTIFU L, HOMES UNIVERSITY City 6 ROOMS. ST NROOM, DOUBLE GARAGE. a DRIVE. HOT-WATER EEFAT, LOT Sexi ON ¥ $i: 3.7 50. a | PTHOMPSON RR. CO. PArkview 0141 meester Sreves — \ ett pgersiontengl HOME sae RIFIC ED 1a aonw prac ‘2 B0C appoin' ’ ' ~ 13 FALI—MAAI Sherwood Forest Dw elling New DOUGHERTY CO.. 802 Chestnet st. wotaes +i——4 _- ’ s° % , REA = tech es aa . , yh RO Chestnut f,4f) ; o.oo are Perm ty ‘ if ’ 4 THOMPSON KR. CO.. PArkview 014! SIDE NCE WANTED nea ‘CO., PArkview O14] 10. ROOMS 5306 ¥ AG ba oOMrner : 4.44 tii ial N e q , on Doutbies LY.Q00 Soutn a! 1} Ti _ at | a cle . ov @ cupancy. nes ALLEMANIA. 4856-—S5 DdtKR? LINGER ht ul fir E \. DOE EEFLINGE k eatures® 4°Cca Rengel-Weber. 3127 & Ve DONALD. 40> DOERELINGER REALTORS MM Bungalows, Cottages Wanted "NGALAUW Wtd.-—©Or cottage 4 or 6 all cash pavment: give terme Post-Dispatch ._ (4 fennel ede ene Wanted AP: Will r earth for outh ef Del} RY #ngie, bust be et ..adiik ide wi . - frOOmM - . a FSOTA, YO 4 garage PRaspect 6504 -s 10 reormse tile ~ : screens, shades rooms. ballh : juet octa dvwn Da.ance " $5 0 monthly VLSS } iis ram “* ‘ tae achter, “Ol BRdwar. Ht m. S3OT7S. BPG rs | 4 room iThade Oaiz ga ali fmproovement yen All Gay, wt! ecept cash paymet iow ae SO00: nice ome. PRoespeci Riverside 4890eW 4 ROOMS ye : —" 1 ™ etia \FW BLSNCALUWS 4400 « ‘? ork “or r gtr . CHRISTIAN BRINKOP hk " } rit eh SA.eT A BL “de - arnieched BA 7 NH ? RN - \ 4 | . } : é. $500 CASH BI = C his wf opet THIS NEN W BUNG Aho. vir ; wit (HOC! F ‘ a en LARNER ROGHAN. FOREST 1839. EW Ses rooms REAL BARGAIN wists. iii cech cata v > | AA Ds Ly A ie ‘ ' ary ral , ‘ rvs bw UWNER SAYS BRING OFFER ‘ | Pr 7 he 4 > j ‘the aca f a 4s a & ak ; Mth MAIN 4238-51 DOLGHERTY RK. KE. Northwest SINGLE FLATS RO". Chestnut ef Southwest PU 4 reotn ; vf iar mm ..5t} TOM ¢( hbeatnut RT y } RS ISETTE AV. ad wi Kenltor. BLY ABBOTT 1 REAL St tp ° j peo JOHN H. BLATT 5° 7-0 ’ Pl ARTHER FISHMAN REAI TY ( ao 2 . . > : . , ! ae Live prec errs ! 3 ' ed ‘ vow RTE . MAIN 4°58-59.(cR9 L¢onR AT Sis COTE BRILLIANTE. a pe 4 Double North aliptods hKRMAN 4h mf Ph& "yearir West 4-fan rm gas water fv Realtor. T0W8 ( he«t nut _ JOH™S HH. ABKUTT a Va Ri ~ 2127 SS. Grand. tu 9744 a4 1-5 bath furnace Vietor ORD , ; «at sat furmac Caths ip? Kalage treet fle Rengce!l-Weber. (ALIFUBNILA, 7516— IDPOF. nF LISNGEH HKEAI rok {3 pe ee : ee Orie of Guicexr WATSON -OROURKF, REALTORS. , ~ ‘ 4814 4 } ca i » COMP 'TU & Pn S -——PFirng Ol awert rs rye “; r , | "7 Renita: f Aer . a . ; tre ~ 7am (het nit Meret ’ 3726 b Vv ai ’ 2 R _ are = - s+ AND 5S ROOMS—AME RIDGE. Tile beth. furnace. eleetric fixtures: ior calm fi BLANKE RR. FF. CH (hesxtnat s! MAin 66. tern Z| ~~ ' xO» 5 AND 5 | Se. ‘Gg } ‘@ar $) Di ied r bargai: CA vans i light > furnaces | 4 wie Rerge! ties? coil tyra hardwood Y SOMEBODY. And he reads the Real Estate ads sin these columns Find him tomorrow.“®a 89 Sanlacomasnonl eT TOTS POsT-! ISPATC FY West UNIVERSITY PARK SINGLE FLATs O75 AMI A... AR 1Ghs . sa MOGMSs.: ne CT 1 Aerie pent INVESTMENT. oy ¢ ne magnificent new 1! uUrex nr > 3. to hy o : rr 'y 2 re ia tne aj : wg needed ’ a ’ Min} 2 R 624 Chestnit SEE THIS FLAT Bartmer, 5 end 6 roome: it porce aip # Th oubD.e ge Unfas 16-Fami Flat Building NE ARING SOMP LETION - ”*> *> 4 Sz nilitio re ge ,ecer ine on ayton Hild 6«( heetn uw’ “4384 NEW WEST END DOUBLE 4 REAL ROOMS, $19.500 t . f High and a new): separate en #04 Cheetn SINGLE FLAT a8 14. 16 PAGE BL wit h bathe bg 3259 I wh. So re oe ee R £E HEMMELMA‘* 71 d Cheastn (@) $! 3, 190 New Single Flats. —— RESIDENCES FOR SALE Central . Be. 22d and Clark rive Attached Houses Ot 1ft)x142°6 Fete ner R Harris Realty Co. MAin 6509 or. North Oriwk ? r panty) modern rood “oncitior - "Cer (ttifax 22T7uw * 7%, BATH. rt KN AC ee ¢ ASH 4 et. iow decorates wi ase eu’ lat , 6 ROOMS. AO] ta an 5 Be, DANDL 8-KOOM LL ESIDENCE. 4758 labadie; bath. furnace. hardwood floors, ete.; iarze screened sleeping porches struts. shades trees: make an offer. WEMPNFER REALTY €0O. COlax 6571 _ ae = rot ees KESI DENS S. ane rept } cin r ornos 6-room ree. Kes ff open Saturday a. 4 € J y ‘ ; flucene Musiey Kity. Co. PFOrest ~~ > © £4? se mH residence wa'ler heater ormer lot vacan ‘ ! j ‘ rf) r@4i Oargall through aeniow Mistress re men ’ Pia V aptne fimors Lag LAclede 7684 + SEE \t EPTION om Distric riieahed aij et Ape’ int terme io re © at once ft Box “3°20 EADS, 8750 CASH. ) ans. bul siti g : z ‘ar orici gaara niy $=250. 7 t | (Enteral 8500 SAMUEL LIEBERT. Chestnut. (eh PRETTY hx at NIATA +, 7 at reaicle “lea na ‘ rine te) tics te VWVKISKBERC,.. 32 347-8 1 fu che ’ BLY rie wtly ROOMING ris . : Te Nit F HOMPE. ¥L- rT in 8 ’ , tas! a 3863 CASTLEMAN . -arc® : VAter heat h sh > ust tf eo. hr 1 j Rua —F- POON ee ” @ “on Petree’ re @ep? eT no agent athe =e ‘ ; rf fricnyeri Weat “ile $100) ‘ . ta tea ‘ =i4 ' wf arnge STA oF TTA! MOD MEN HOMYP ont ¥ $600 CASH. ecrerped porches mew re vacant: double ¢ Gl Ricge LYERBLATT, 722 Chestaut P | fice Vater ie ieRMS. MBKAY ‘ Beaker, ” Cs e@ Be uid ~ a (OU) gu Sailr. hall block Forest Park. ft niAt Nt EY ie * wwe ata ae | monthty pric e’ Tea bie GODWIN REALTY CO- "p243 DELMAR JOHN “ Q KEM” CORP doom 61 sis. 705 ULIVE, f ithe uit.« aite furt iture re wri’ ate . LOANS&—To the MONEY TO CaArtield ' RESIDENCES: FOR SALE West - | $55 PEK MONTE e Poo ms Prick “jee ‘mectent. GAr.. 33% seMiso HOSP PITAL. BEAL TiINtl HOME. 1904 ARK VIE EN. ne roots, bath. bot-water heat. hard garage 5v-foct. priced $14 uUrrosiTt ts Ae F HOME. L.ASS aah spe LAMKGEH WES! PIN “UITABLE FOR HIGH Rhus MING HOUSE ‘sl West Pine, ii rootum. on ha! water r ‘a’er in revme g- low acant; Parga & KEi.. 6@Zl1 Chestnut BARGAIN. bea utifo “i b a HIS 6919 «wi years ago Dy eX petiae _ a yj Uaally, 48 bP a2ceg a par Hh) owner wil . | ehow “Bt ses. Bt RNS. MAin 45977. (285 SUKRTHMOGOR bith &. SEW 6&KOOM HOME. Une block seuth of Forsrthe bi., all *nodery tae Vig ye ore n side driveway ‘. blieck from lwurdes Church and scheol; § — Bw berny i : ain BI. Whi x EF. «oO. 1] Cbheeteat oat. VMAin wea f prey weer 425] Delmar Bi. “ mis tom ty furnace gure ANDERS N-STOCK E- HL ERM ANN tors, BUS (heetnet MAin 4504 IN ST. MARK’S PARISH” 2143 Page: 8 rouome nace. Ca? Oofftce far at . ard G. M JRINSTON Realtor Forest PARKVIEW HOME 6214 Perehing: attractive and wel!-bui't home of & rooms aa waier heat and o:| } attaclied rage lft us show BORH-BI’ RNS MAin 4527 (owner Leaving City—Quick Sale Wanted—Make Offer rend: heautiful @-room house bath. furnace he rd woo’ ar trick garage. aide drive anc @iede trees near schoole enc J MeCaAWLEY RFR CO MAin 814 MAKE OFFER. | ie (,oodfe) ow ine home, 7 reom slate a hardwood floors tile bath. 4s ¢rive fruit trees: can be mage into flat theaply: rice $8500 $1500 cath. Pho. ’ 4 ny 747 (Kh: eer " ’ , ARTISTICALLY FINISHED _ Delightful 7-room home: just co mpiete: Kraftex walle. beaatifu! dlec tric fixtures ° tle bethe and shower built-in froninge board. soice cabinet. automatic refriger, tion. suction fan. linoleum on kitehe: fioor. ineimerator and hot-water heate: copper screens and cious chosete garage 65-foo' in ae usive Moorlands at 7437 ro conse entrance = p _Nampten anh with O153 Hay ; WYDOWN FOREST +74 Hedge ws od drive is one of the pret- fiest homes in this beautiful section: i ha« seven extra a rooms. ides bus: ers pant ry. break faet nook and recepticn hal? ar heated garage attached to house hot-wat ter heat: oil lmirner: ineinera ‘or Kelvinator netant hot water and man eonveniences not fund in marr “6 0x1 20: thie house priced “Ao vet HRAMM CO. 0.4 , ainw right ida, {e89) BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE Céntral Large store with roome BT RXR MAin. rye" 7 © “Your Opportunity” TO BEY DOWNTOWN PROPER WITH A BIG FUTU RE AT SACRIFICE PRICE. 106 « # as st: lot 45%, «127: : Slory ber biding with h eal ~ De OEDER WATSON REAL TY co.. R154 Chestnut at GaArtieid 2060. tes) Northwest ee KING#HIGHWAY. 2814-20 © — @ new stores: ideal location with P, price and terms reasonabie will sider exchange. & ‘HALFFER VREALAY } Fol RTH - reg 742 8 r~ Peery BI SH excel- *? Soutn FLAT—Grerote. enaertfice P.«t-Diepeteh ‘me. Rents. £1470: Lafayette avy lot S-atory brick buildings electetic. beserments: BLAKE & BRO ST 2-9 rirreet 1420 4-KOOM CORTAOE— 9188 at i 44608 Kenner bath Ana. - rag fhewly pape ened and patsted Si! VvERBLAT! '* Chestnut. GArfieid Vik “ OREING 4315 St. Ia rice $2450 ‘Biso | “ain Fr + PODOLSKY. 722 (hestnut JR ~ ’ fe) NICE 6-ROOM COTTAGE, $400 € ASH With bath. electric. pewly painted an papered: nice lot. only $52 $3 36 month. vacant 4350 North Market. CEe BOT) )06or 6c 6emleetian on premisre NEW BINGALOW. ONLY $560 ~~ a fine itttie home f 4544 Cottage ; see this om! floore. furnace electric: ; nulidiine - £5850 $40 yonthiy v caleat CBnira: any) SAMUEL LIEBERT. —- 498. 72° Chestnut LOANS ON PERSON'L PROP'Y . JAN AT & PPR «(ENT A YEAR-—( ' Withewt comakers. 8 — ‘ae Ge ercured & empivsed oo lj mace «of ‘N VES Cen. — iries op mleree $5 ar a sabii.t aincels® des 406 \Abverty Ceutrs cr. ANERG ‘ hemiceg. a LDANRLOA NS i OANS. igjaned to peopl keeping Reus payreote gee otoers rates then ge THE AMPRICAN CO. 377 pre Entrance 21% N. Sth ef. al. LOANS SAME DAY _ we ano avuige. an’ one +veD ies “pj *Tlive i mt LOANS PF) n° t} a Ao minvles on vour hverythine vata 10 (tapd, ‘om man who works. low at tertns at Fuarnit mr 6 Ge! $2 * rates. caaicet Cyimie tiredit Co i> MONEY wo aalarice mente. ronfidertt “188i Raliway F; change Mid«e ‘e®: MONFY —- Slee a TR anager ih lel inlay: tal sae a Sites Katty Awe cea o A Ge Sehr aati Sul aptigg Ma Te aa

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Hee GPC A ae Bei a ee a , siti > aaees) bal im Mes 3 ll a ae = PAGE 40 : LOANS ON PERSON’L PROP'Y I Oy iO Nt ag gg cite atin atten ait Kf \ | i LOA i S Ws te ai cet! cag , er oa” eg Mt ” a OO a cai iain, thr sil yp er { if Anrone can borrow moner on the a \) Yahlem- pla Everythivg ie pr ) & vate Ve dont call anybody : if i) Tr S88 anyeore |! slg “8 yt $44 {i} Thousands borrow from us in a {i M gigvii ed 1 Tig . ‘ Geo 4 ii ‘\t manner A tits frrt real ({f ¢ estaie. Sa:ary loans ; * | (i of value You get @ mouer the ¢{( Sate das iA) a'ea «& a iis Roe arid Cia twipsa Lh atl H} iay oft work—-Come atier suppe: {l i Pay BACK LIKE “THIS: hi Rerr : 32 : A Teg) e« tate { rea sabe arse 7 . .r & ier Realty, . a » 4 te SECOND DEEDS or TRI ee ae De Oe MONEY WANTED MONEY VW I =. 4) ; : ~ Bow ‘liber a i'n fhiss - ‘ en: pa a oe X 36. > Kee i" Ni FIRST MWORTOAGE Col » RoN Ds, Sice ss. oa. $1008 Secured | rirTSsi dee s n Rew ore Pee 1 ee : | » 2 + " rere ** “i, 9 Moe aa e 7%. Perel LL a : 7 * ~ 1 3 years: 6 per $ payable » ee Parainars wy = DOUGHERT \ gk. EE. €0.. RO Che-tnut e Emirs Hea ™ : } ‘ : 6 AR RAN TEE! > first deeds oo! rust ae i -sei? S40) S4.ifhe s. 'T ¢ proper * api 41s g ly > * “ the amount loare: Pr : : F inevrance. papers a . arr? ny ~e ‘iat exec eack ‘ee. t= ” Edward K Love Rea It) v Co ee TO4 Chee'm -@? 5 STOCKS AND BONDS ALL active stocks ani bonds Dougsi, oid and 7 : KRATTE — AN CO. 503 rn Nati Bank Bidcg.. Garfield *25 arfietd 5240... 59 ssn OPPORTUNT TES) BUSINESS ee oe ABO. ET WAM? eegvarce Tre “wor eace inciine office. eetecta.ly sulleu “ur xt.t manufacture or rah once . rent efteam Reat furnished machine iron in game bu ding a at ig.23 3S. 1i8tn wm ed ° Hal es nieres given ,fente 2 we ment erterpriae® mak he iz sien est S74) extend perati« s es a ent ne ampet'tsr Rox BO _ hi a \ E S2000 Bit«Z arr’ bh ef-s ; Ls reg any i prepesitien. crest etand imves gation. Stedman, GAred ~o TO develop. or execute cnierprive P34. Post-Diapate ry kK —iinws tow » heal Sun i*% . , UNITED SALES CO. Zz ‘ 19 ’ NI Pie —- OT Le ¢ . ; ti , Mi a S yO ‘: NITE D SAL ES CO. & 1 18 NiNts ae | - ’ Wit , ~ ae a rs + sT4 at ~\ - > “4 5 pet a 4 ‘\ ‘ ’ YER Y [4545 = 2 ’ . . 2i4¢ ~ ~ os % ee . average $¢ - ~ _ ; a car " D Sal LES CO). “$59 e , . Surlding Ll Pour: pment for . si ge = ° . nanutacturing of wom ° . » Sse On “INSONHALER SHOE "| i. pe Ie , R 4 . i i>) Se Tj an S| ben, Of CH iN ‘ AR ~i rt = me. — > ~ S pry “ Stats > on a7 Ver a Y «a Ww aw >» Ga me Ne a . ~ \ tj ‘ ‘e ™ *s ; ‘ ij : é ' i . aan 2 — #2 fe! ; {> t> 4 a 4 >. " } AR! : i B&RRET1 “ tT \ % aes? Pa +) : aii ; a2 , a ~*~ CIN‘ - * , ai .4 ¥ A ~~ ~~ is * Ra ™“ eg : Mai ‘ x fr, ¥ ™ | ‘a “4 =P ghee ii }e oF a) mes ee hank ase — ~*~ a 4.247! S ; ¥ ; ‘wa. WA. 5 8. mm a ADR APRs t Fk » y) > . «si ‘Orman. OK il ea % ~. a =? hy ® bas ™ 24. Saru os tk rr = ~ » A * sire geel ~ wv woe Ge Surniatines. + m Goa . OO: Mop fy, a ; % » the fe a2 rs +... : ma P iH ’ erm ra 4 m8 a it “' DAY EVENING, OCTOBER = DECIDE THEY WILL BOTH SLEEP «IN THAT ROOM AND TOGETHER | DETERMING AS To “THE SOURCE OCF T. iW#€ MOANS AND GROANS 1 DON'T BeLieve IN GHosTS. ANY MORE'N pte Do BuT AFTER PAYING $75,000 FOR “THrS House AND THEN HEARING SuCH AWFUL SOUNDS — WELL, WE'LL SCE WHAT TS AUL ABOUT — THE Two OF US WiLL — We'LL GWE ONE ANOTHER COURAGE! — > yen ae. oe ae ee 0x0 Pay INDEX —neeencacsc —TALL-STAR CAST ip ‘ “Mantrap” sad “The Earth Wemaen”™ el DUMB DORA MANBE \F YOU WALK 7.) T HAVENT ME HfooK A. LITSLE | STRENGTH TO MOVE WAL IN) THE 7 AND \e I DON'T TERESA A TNON'D | FEEL BEXTER, A HEAP FROM BIeiCKyY TODEN I BELIEVE: = Titi We. a MANGE A LITTLE BADGE WOULD at bei. et ee [ SAN. DORA. LIVE GOT THE EVENING E OFF - FEEL UIKE = STEPPING OUT BUT, GIZACE, 80 SICK. FONE ST, | CHEER YOUVE |x COULDN'T DORA - virft A CARD ee hee ae wi tetsensterctess2- 2 Sat | -_ EX (x NEVER EE —_— | + ed e | LIKE MY | ~ acetmemmiane 07 t~- manel Pm se we eee ee ASE NE pee ‘ \ bien aad Others a «* ae ELLA THE Donabie Program - “Th taper itt Theater « Mantras gh e ‘ant eoman™ —_—_—— — LoTHt ADGE BELLAMY |. — THT NSDER (oming MOUNTALN’ Kerams semana “riers: *The » Prince of Pe Een To. ‘fl Ls in ML preT= Pt Comedy and Mhers “MISM TES” and aL L_STAR casT & : “ideizsht Son Fnal® sed Others Deuble Pregram Wm. Fairbanks im ) “Through Thick and ~The Barrier” and “The Flame ef the Yokes” Donbie Prog: “The Merry ‘Cavalier and ‘Bern te the West" ee ,“Feetleese Widews” ‘ and Cemedy Alsa Gift inenetndl evdateh vatratins tin “All Night” Alse Che Marriece Clan With Rillie Dewe Perf. 6:56 } a 9P.S -—— oo THE MILE-A MIN. ‘ ‘Te. wan” Comedy and Gthere eee ALT.-STAR CAST in “Tpuis AMUSEMENT CO.S THEATERS | Radeish Vatentine ’ ip “The Son of the Sheik.” ; Denbie Program “The Sheik” and “Gener Daredevil” Fs COLLEEN WOORE in “IT MIST BE LOovE” LI-STAR y DNGRESS | ae SIBERIA” Marriage Licenses Births Recorded | Burial Permits — : wy 7 > em i} « ci aa” aA ibd uAa- er (‘an give immediate se | : Tans an Minneap i ar! »MM +f Ha? er ~ la sen 4872 s a.’ > 3 B . ay rors Sis } * $_ Ps - — «a » + + ra - + os ~ ~~ ‘ = i tae ~ “ ” ~ > NSWERS TO. wont MARRIAGE LICENSES 048 pe: sons when practical- serving a = ALE tm he ee a * LEGAL heould be set LEDICAL QUE SOnNUATION Questions af public rnierest Mt bos: 4 Ww aah The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reec elephone calis or answers by) mail, ion, except letters om medical questions when accompanied by stamped addressed f house odeats & B. i) BE ei the game of poker carne: .} (lean s Jefferson, the | P-eces (fur | servi 19193 hichens Seas: the Fairmount, PePPer and jsaute information oe eee ees club rules ed Peppers ver Water ana te. Dispatch hei@ and ru thr ag@h r its Wireless teaspoon Sait b. 14, 1922. The} chopped. 2 fine given March § oves the lehick = Louls Colfseum | chicken is |tende oT Space sauce A Loews State butter and persons There & r bie on o Csannre i ~ ~a in - " ges Ware pias. L : Is being .can 4 dag whee BP ~. Naza ve rit) “rn BF - & weigh z tane Ss 4a Ta ié " — ‘ ’ e a . “. apac hav tag i rim 2 ag * seYern and ite aaves. & have fiveis eds rPiace: a > ° “. o @€ita O° Ma f . n @ “iw > ~ a’ ia} @2 race, accord 1¢ Placing alte : he -barre = is. includes al] "Ld “ 7 -= ; 7 Riopians ang | “Si"* F° i i rn be ect@r tf sts SA ° s nl er. 7” - ~ - 2 cinds of pew : . or - Li roOwn a Som ¢ ae? e neang. Ethila er tRe tf: and , - i n * Sa ix" . . si x = © Bs loa J vA 2.avs and I piece ™ , Put a ciea até and weigh’ s t e goes off | juice w rise ab ters the ob- , weight After of bed an sa ,the covering and fw ay yher il rover 4aves @ ~ ow tend . a d Ww a gn en ig a eer ome ? ‘oer "rhe : a going off tioth-cleansing pr ez he sur “ee in ermentat witl o the pleted Then the does BR you can T. G M.—You n s pay if You | nn nf part Vv ae the without good! now liv me to ful ¥ ; person Dorn in aim im’ the Pre ‘s a citizen and ‘Jayton. Mo Con ene proper condi- a>out ydur claim reaching the llega! ¢| -D- nd Re Heat in ana IAD houteeu F and F. Erdman: ~ 7 * . 3 - ° J " : “ : . Seeterats and + ANder#an * Brilliante. m. and Gribb. 432 . 48 . Gand F Ham. Sap o + i * = ert ad = os ae 408 4 40°" & F'oresant Ee and H anke 4455] * Pan iL i ha i a ‘tl A a ame -- Pace 4A. and i. Cartventer 3 ? be r ws . eee 2 Warnciia ? and M amps * - a iy A a “a ‘ L ben * ‘= - Ps J a.) ra »fter ; ny Fr and & WHidie ike and EE. Fitgier . Ue 8B Woesterma on Arnnerivs. oo r en 7 Siyrin 42° a. * tei oo W oitere eb ivy ™ Wf “a : 26 3 Mo a K oehhe 447 tr a il CONNOR. > and eh tie! Rrv su Te « © an i! a = ar’ ers Rt? “2 ace ot | fewest 2 INFORMATION By @ Member of the St. Louis Bar Associat ™ Eg a | Pregon x ae - } 14 4 ige ils : +4 - ew ne s . - ures in t 914 Arlington : ns 2 *s . . TL? «+ — : > ~.% 2 4 > ida 2 Sr ae 4 ’ ? . i ~ thd — et ’ > : ? A ~ a * DR asx be wy °44) Wren {+e a’ ° ' ~ = ~ ~~ ~ =r 4 . ‘ - ~ 4 eer ~ * ‘ he ~ _ - 32 , SS . ’ - vo rt r ‘ a x ss. iat daiimetoe COOLIDGE REGIME ASSAILED BURIAL PE RMITS. AST in 2 and Amateurs ' 0° Gascow © Mississippian Cites 2500 Bank Fail-. | K S D . in Last Three Years s to Refute stig (Cla! an. Dispatch Daviight weekday ARDEAUL M Oct. [fing at 9:40, 16:40, ; i 1, 2.49 and 6.49 pe an é 4 wb i; 17 * ad new a : Z _ it of interest te the Mi st 2 cis i Pr es suppiied bor Marka situation in Ameri-;jj Service, T. & @ 3 é i! igr ‘are and princi i. * a * ie ~ j = ; % 2 anges sections t ‘ fis Li. @u client 2 Mar Harrtson of Mis- t 11 ' a ; ii A. M. « Lice & re | Ai ea i ES a a ty Bical ij Menday, Wednesday and ste sais Hee moet § tat r Gold Mi Medal 1 Hunter esided at jj Evening Program Se gee a oe Thursday, Oct. 8 We ° Ca. if | 6:30 P. M. DOROTHY DEVORE ciaeaion mnchester in “THE “Octal —e & Flor Florissant | or BI FFALO” | Post - Dispateh BY SENATOR PAT HARRISON | 7, adeasting &Grarols LOVE” Constance Talimadece in “THE PrcHess (COLLEEN MOORE in “IT MUST BE 545.1 Metem. THOMAS WEIGHAN BEE THOMAS wEK Deubie Pregram “DIPLOMACY” and “ROLLING HOME” 7 “Tis oD.” ,COLLS > MOORE in “ 5) - 4s . i > . ss ‘ iw } ™ 4 " x0 . : ; Z ; et 2 = - * a : ; os ~ ‘ + ~ * ~ ?- >. a : : i 3 ; 4_+ a+ ' .* J y ; L i Pe 4 4 ' h oe 7: 4 in. i er: ~ e ~~ , 9 *~+ ~— ye ‘ pe. a - FY ~~ 7x” ei . Re * + = * a ~ 34 t+ e, tegen: ap “din “hi og 65 seem (ase ri--v* sve A , Be. 4 ~ atl ‘jAtie 4 ‘ : ‘ 23pD¢ i> ~ r f ‘ . — - ; = t 2 “a * e > > a“ -_ ~_ - ' $ _ 4 i es xT ; rs sea aa Pe = ~~ ai were ~ ry oe 7 ew pi we 4 ot ind a ry. wh é ONS treatment of individual cases « A GT 2 eee te For better cone at bi: igger vol ume, change the tube in hin last audio socket to an RCA power amplifier Radiorroa, Ask any good radio dealer. lot TT Wi a EON | wi it ie Ee OOO . rx! y : ‘ - “oe . a rere 9”, LA >. Ss %, a SS ~ &» wotetae® ocnxnecs mene ae Seleeeecer 9°, erete"s's"s ©. _*' arate ore noo ® ove oe RN meter . ~~ ‘ST.LOU i-*— a _ A Scr ee Ss: Sa i For dependable radio power Buy Eveready No. 7111 “A”, Batteries, and you are assured of the longest-lived and most de pendable dry cells for radio that science has produced. Test them for yourself. PRICE 50c Manutactured and guaranteed by NATIONAL CARBON CO, Ive Radio Batteries -they last longer opting “* R&® Qremaric sweep Bere | r a0 ~Prhe S*%.2- ~~ O88 THE STaGe AM ALi -COMEDY BILL CHANEY & FOX CE VISIONS OF 1926" qo nt ae Today. 38<, Children. 1S ™na¢g Sundar “LEE STANLEY a «- ‘ ( onstaare Ta!’ madge = “THE ~Pit ss OF RArtirY hin oe . RP: Program , “The Breen Derhe”™ & ‘Driftiene Threech’ OULS: te a he Meee a Wei c&. B To Get Home Help A ag , a housegir! or a do ceaning. ose 4 Dien Wert Ad ? Call MAimn 1! — §wo

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Pouble Program ee By, onl and “The omnia VWooman pe MADG + BELLAMY fin “THUNDER ; tao! MOUNTAIN” othe “Prince ie Pilsen’ ana “The New Champion’ uw TON sll L s way ( ee PUPPETS’ poaaees and Others TAR CAST in | ptt TRS” and 4 ay ‘ Five Jolly Jesters ALI-STAR CAST in ‘The Midnight Sun’ . Comedy and Others Dow ble Program : “Mantrap aad Bremer i“The Earth Woman” Through Thick and & Nati. —_ This’ ‘and Others dge { Wm Fairbanks in op ‘ “The Barrier” and “The Fiume eof the Yukon” Double Prog.: “The Merry Cavalier” and ‘ 5 - ee “Born ti the WwW eat i Poeotioose Widows” and Comedy Aisa ciift Shop Hrdeliph Valentine ; lin “All Night” Also Tz ) the marrere (latins Janita With BRillle fbewe ” Perf. 6:0 & 9 POM (“THE MILE-A MIN Tr WAX” ( omedy and Others ATT.“TAR ¢ AST. in | “MISMATES” and ' Five Jolly Jesters ‘ — —— rule AMUSEMENT CO.'S THEATERS | L , Rudolph Valentins > , ip “The Son of the and Areens! Sheik.’ ‘a Donbie Program d } “The Sheik” and tend Fasten “Senor Daredevil” la ri COLLEEN MOORE ee 2 — BE. and lows 7 4LL-*- . i 588 EAT ’ Olive St and Amateurs ispatch Ra KS D 545. Pi essere VA eu Testiiis : i Me she Evening Programs Thursday, Oct. 14 5:30 FP. . = Waish rin #88 OT dim N Ta 8:00 P. M. itt 9:00 P.M. Sta tio and Friday | Talks. hlaves , «7 Co ; #4 When in } who told e} door foat the gyDE rnoon, ~ . olice todey. ON ee a x) Oe oe - " *.* setae -*.* ne on eee ocerece, « *. a 'o*s* . 2° +. OX o*e"s °, °°, ‘ + OOO ON . se% +49 %, OOO + * *,¢ “te, ae SOOO TN SAAAS raters’. Ase + Re *. * eS ON SETS OR ens > ~ *-2 ,.* * ** . +, catletecereterers.: weretare sete "eres 6 6° wees * .'00 08s *e"ats +406" a6 6 WOOO *. — Kw OX eletecetesetesese teats »endable power No. /11 l oe. “a ou are assured of -d and most de- ‘lls for radio that luced. Test them E SOc nd guaranteed by RBON CO., Inc. | batteries they last longer a a W ws shill J Fl ( Constance Taimadece G-FIOF. | 5. THE DUCHESS t a OF Bi hal ALO” vols (001 LEF ‘ MOORE in IT MUsT BE é Grarois” LOVE” INTE & Mel ens BN defferson Double Program “DIPLOMACY” and es Re Ll.iuNe HOME” me “THOMAS “WEIGH AN “TIN ,\COLLPEN MOORE in ette “IT MUST BE | Fie r “GODS” ; Constance Talmadge in “THE DIcCHESs OF BUFFAI1A)”" ial Morenc and ‘ Alice Terry in “Mi ARE NOSTET all i De uble Proeram ‘ “THE “HFIR” and XK. Vandeventer | “PALS FIRST’ les ter (DOROTHY DEVORE iy THE =i >e I AT. Maneheste: HIGHV AYMAN” wood Mane neste DO Alice Terry end Antonin Moreno in “Mare Nostrum'’ Dberble Preg.- “The WVanine Se.” and “Desperate Moments” Ri ideiph Valentine tn “THE “ON OF iF. K” LTY Aliee Terry: Anteniao Wik “MARI SOT mK LyPO res SEANT h Veimer atan ( onstar cre Teimadee in “TIE DL CHESs OF RUEFAIA) Alice TVerrs nad Antonio Morene in “MAKE NOSTRU™” HAW an’ Shew ( 4A&T Mandeah = ALt-sTar Ait Dream” > 7 Shena niionh, or readline COLLEES VOoORF in “IT MIST RE _AANI ——_— . { onstance Ta! it Ee Tei ¢ Bit PALO” i Deuble Pr: gram j “The jrow Derby” & ‘Driftin ic Threerch LOUIS, PO ath a he- Demo rat ewee; bevorn = 2k STacre ...... AM ALL-COMEDY BILI & CARSON & Mr. Sheas”™ Pid... Egypt Stites Hart's asc Hollanders WSGAETIES * Revrar ., CHANEY & FOX VISIONS OF 1926” fof Corde W inning Champeon ship Teday, 36 OPERA G RA N HOUSE 11 A. M—OCUNTINUOTS—12 Me GREATEST SHOW IX TOWN BIG _* FEATUE & acts PHOTOPLAY PRICES 25¢ AND 40¢. slitsiieeesemeee oes ~ Future Grain Prices ‘THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14, 1926__ _ PAGE 41 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH .. = ADGENWHEA EXPORT BUSINE iym> MEKHCHANTS #A: ci A rovwewing are gu‘tations . Tee - 85 ay DEY EX rE + ‘s @ RYE AU ay tb ECE MBFI GR aA MAY RYF 104% HneDCR ear vere Wee @ iy 42848 sbade ee Chicago Grain Carlots. Ort 14. —Cariot receipts PT 47: oats. 94: mre Nights SOc. $1. L. si O—Mate icsainll we. $i COLUMBIA BURLESQUE — Att US ~ Gor 4573 E. — ‘® SUPER BLACK AND WHITE ENSATION “RARIN’ TO GO” Mid Nite Ramble Fri. 1:30 oo _ PHOTOPLAY THEATERS ov fonite at 8:50: BY AN/TA LOOS 442 JOHN EMERSON Sat. Seate alee at Avolian Ticket often MON. TU ES.., and PRICES—Nights. 5Oc. $1.10. ew nwre Mata. "Wee & Sat. at 2:30 EDGAR SELWYN “reser ts NATIONAL GALE OF LAUGHTER | & week ago ang “2 248 cars. Nights. 50° to =. 3h. Mat.. DOr ts 9. 1064 Olive. Starting Mon. Eve.. Oct. 18 Orders Now —- Seats Now The internetsonaliy Famous Aciress MARGARET NGLIN “CAROLINE” ip Georse Bernard Shaw's BES COO medy Drama “CANDIDA” THURS., FRI... SAT. & SAT. MAT. ye 65. » es > Qo a week ago Louis Cash Grain. ‘ ; Wed. Mat... SOc. : Sat. ‘Tet. SOc, $1.10. $1.64. ae - ~ - Int WONDER DOG «:. World Teacher Odeon IN HIS LATEST PICTURE Aeolian (0. Dr. Annie BESANT I fed = ernational Presidemt Theosephica!l Sori in one lecture, “The Coming of the Wednesday, Eve... ®:185 Oct. 20 TICKETS 500 TO $2.00 1Go4 Oliwe ®t. ye ts G* Kt DPDOLPH VALENTINO “The Ben of the Sheik’’ BA + : | SROTORLA r ~ vetore bunches and and Minnese’a FRED NIBLO’S successor te his mighty epectacie— “BEN HUR” ; “ r ery ried Fre bh MBO ; rie grow! one-thiré bushel baskets or Pe Pr Ps om ® ' GREE® i a ee "ti. ruceT story starring GRETA GARBO Lav:sh—Gorgeous—Sensationa: —Featuring EASTER & HAZELTON Dancing Stars, Ziegfeld Follies ALMA ROTTER St. Louis’ Own Star of the De Forrest Phonoftims AND LOEW'S BALLET CORPS POULTRY MARKET, Eggs Unchanged w Higher on Ex- AND REPORT OF EXPORT SALES LOCAL FRUIT MARKET _ SENDS CHCAGO WHEAT UP Steady Tone to Good Stock Ap- ! ples. — | sm™it ‘s . *R tT) : . . JRY FE ECHANGE inchanged to 49¢ he unchanged m houses paid round iotf@ —~Fireenh (irete im gyoc ‘ s1@ rmiiscelianeous ‘ota Jc to bc; #ers i Ta | R (Yeamery extras. pdb: darde. 44 %c firete. —e. ecconds 24e: 24 “4c. oa an Dretiers 2B: . t@g Mura _ - Sacking stock. checee .eas 18 a 24 brick. 26 turneys higher. eprings up to le higher the following 24) “my « per . POULTRY at as J, heavy. ors v | fhe ’ eae. ion orthern twine, 23c: henna, ape cu . “Cc, sorne a: ro! und: baskets honey dew Cod early biack,' te 3%c oer ‘bucks. te ’ 1.00 pel 4 zen ell end dark Wy 50: 7. hPabter. $1 na PIGEONS AND pelbopargpre a. Db equaebe per ProesS— J um bo. medium. $4.25: r $° dopen RK. Oct. 14 ~ batter steed "Va ore le 7% nea: ‘by ‘henners Coast » re rro® wm $I ~y ' ‘ir : noni ult to $1.25 per 100 “Npw Y RE t. 14 ve De Chicken br express. tee 4 sitrs A: mn: prices nia geediir : 2 to %* 14 Potatoes tela 14-1" 7 ear mn track 345. U. 8 aeomeney ) : a nnese ta ' ’ Dakota sacked Rect ehibe $2 fO@2 AS: Colorade sacked tige 3° _AnN Re TH 14.—. Butter unchanged re ‘4c refri gerator refrigerator firete S339%c to CHICAGO Oct 14.—Rutter wnchanged , , , : wien ont resae | elote SAAT be Rees. unerttiod: re December wet » Ae .vely i@it mM nwashed all if i eweiore BALA cases firete 30% 440 tec: oF ions were sharply hieher or 4 : pen — : , ; oe ry fi pol 33% 93 [ecvemnreeny extras yHromet 4 trer ; . ‘ ’ , aie” . 2 ‘ - oe. 4 ble — ce tn ye gas , o ‘ , } aro Thres- eigenths bh} t combin CHICAG Oct —Egre refrt rern rs —s fuo hishe belli ; asa high aa 47 cents compared firsta Nov. 223248 ¢ P tte etandani« 3 2 to 3% caneen en ass Cent level ar und 46 to 46 s¢. Bitter storage standarcdg Dec. 43% "to riaipnsensitilliesiicaleats +" 344 eo: feeeh etandards Oc’. 41? Oc combing ts held : at 404 Cc. - 7 ._— | Ra a CITY. Mo.. 14. iaes _Daily Grain Movement | et. 390. Other produce un- In the following table will be found re ceipte and esbipm-nla of erain nm bvusieisr Steel Market. wit arritted:- Ww YORK. Oct. 14.—Steel prices — hanged Pryu }« Ja | KAN! FOR ADDITIONAL fet om nis MARKETS SEE NEXT PAGE sed Cars Your car on your terms 1s oe for you to go and get _It may be one of the offers today’s Post-Dispatch assified Automobile Columns. BUTCHER HOGS HIGHER nN AAAI “ rr F ASi ss States Departm POST-DISPATCH ST, LOUIS’ ONE BIG AUTO MEDIUM 500 ge ‘ $4 a" amd Win With Post-Dis Want Ads "Ao \ae™, cf From the Post-Dispatch, Oct. 4 The “home run hits” in many impor- tant daily transactions are dependent upon satisfactory want ad results The Post-Dispatch Classified Col- umns score high in bringing answers —hence their continued supremacy Sasa Sr SUL SNS 255 ee Cap eter’ Pegs Ried Sie ty ee I ee toe NYRI t= ONE Pree ite OM PME, ce AD eee: . - la en i lle ae aa el ee ee en Gee ne ee Le ote. ne at eee el oe re atten a.» a + » at ht IE al ge sat le BRN, SANE NOR y

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¥ Mis PO ee PP enere * ee AA bs oe . ' 7, ~ SOD Eo oe , “= « ts: 50 ‘PAGE 49 __ ¢ RECOVERY IN STOCK LIST IS EXTENDED Under Leadership of Several Prominent R a ilroad Shares Market Pushes Forward — Strength in Bond Sectior:. Sennen _ By Leased Wire from the New Vork Bereau of the Post-Dispatch NEW Yor jet } IRE. LF ‘i. ] i—The Ere. win Post ; , NvVrighte Los} : , fe ‘72 ire } ¥ i*y fed “MIN Mi TeViEC Kw today Says: ° = - e ts : nde oer if@ariarcechic 6 é : ; ii tT? isi se ya tT - nen? — } eis : ati t 42 S°OcKe ge if ; . marke Pushed forw { 1OT Ward toad ; Vesterdcds ce is ‘73 - : lity Prices 7 reigm ex n : Res Were Kener . higher Mor : r Jee . rates hela f carn } . +? ‘s . al se : i - ’ : t . M4 > , cae - t tea t e : : ol Bows on t . - under “| . . ; a nN T% | ard hicghaea . : - ¢ - ~ b " o NO? c S ne : AT? x 4 . . ~ “ry ¥ oo ei : ". ; . ‘i t rd SS'tl 2c Seors a ? 5 . : Ate a | ; ® ; a rr? iny 7) » “ w 4 . ~ : 3 a . " 4 . as ry sa 7 ” . Sho ss _ ivws ’ . _ — : t = s : 26 start : ; “ ps on @: s . es ‘ : ea € ry iY) ge he fe o> } aha et ? 4 =? ‘ : eS ay ms ¢ ~ i 4 _ePs ’ SrMit« ’ ué : ae ae | ; 3 ? “ & ot era ~ > , bei ,7t A. A ats i dnd res ° ; s@u “i Ss , ad : " “ sat ' 4 7 Siar " : c ;' 448 TOS We Pe ‘ a A im «A i cy : ei at 7 kr: a a *=* Me tat ” . af. ; ; 7» ’ 4 . . ‘4H te x . Ni = -b ies? " . a As ©@T : ’ +} e : merge a 4X4 sn ois irs Osea;4 . ! SOPaQ Aw 2 sh: - la Over Ser?» “+ mowed a teng gpa ee . sie’ Pj ‘ ga 7 as , ¢ > > a res) mo. t@ } big es . é > > - 4 , “ iit : a - ol . | Orte , - ‘. a a) . ” an e i ; : F . : . é ¢ Be ~ "aT ? = ) re . ee iT ~ ' d ai . , a> . AK A hes te « oo at & | . Yr a ~ . % . = ig te ae > _ | s& ae : - “nds Wer SS _, ry ’ # ere 2 pat . & ke . : ne - », e ; = - a a Ps Le a ay? — * . S t . a : j "a ‘ - ste ra = ead ‘ : as a ~ : er 3 s sileel wy » % e : : cr bh Pal q LQe, e } : = ‘ : ~ sat “a Ut ~ : Some sne . : ws . PO!|CU ATive ¢. “f ; ‘ oe . . ; 7 i 2 Points >} OSse*«. p Lough ry we Oo & ak ; re ii es en . » aa ~) a ¢ ; Cc? eased '_o— + : ered 3 : car > & On . ~~? } toes _— ‘ , ; } 7. P ‘ ,e o a? = - ay ore ? ‘ 4 cies . hum be — EB « oe os . a ee ” jie ——) ? ° pin s %*£e Nba te — ran had & NI ? - a a 4 t ay 5] ' i’ rete : — ~ . ; ine dws? sia ; kK @ Pe “he ’ > R : > - ‘ xn is hal a om ¢ 2 \ . ? i: + * we» : : " : 8 : bet. i ; . \ eh sis Vard 8 Snares Wer, ; i a _ \ Refric — wa . ™ igs 2 = . r ° > t ” ¥ M ‘ r Vi , . * Re far +s ae ; fA) ‘ 1? . ‘ A. Lk — . we - Man , “uit fs : ¢ _ S} me : ‘ Pa si? ¥ hoe 2 . “I in th ~ © ; ’ +s» . . re; : . -, P . cm & ® . _ Ss ‘ > si € \,e- ~— ites tea see . ® ’ 7. ; ~ ‘ : 2 € A 3 «i ‘ . rs f . ~ ’ _— 4 Phe N Pitn exe) . = O24 -_— es ~ A Pdr. za = Cn kK tad ne ~ . sTi ce =. > . se : ms a - tj . « * } SS ) am ; ‘ r ’ sg " : ’ t , ee ” re ft} ha _ , : . . Aperd Der on oe -— . ‘ ‘line in with t — tthe @ > e ~ oe | ‘ow @V oe? 1. rices +¢ , © Qt e- é fre Silas. ?? z . yg mon. _o . te hb 4 ; ‘ OVed Fine; * “ : . T~* . . } ratec me AN nd at Were «teks ’ ' % “- 7 . . ee al . ‘eften Price Hy “ae her. 7 Mm, me : - > ~ : . wey > eS 2s " ed ¢ «t tj 7 2 « » ‘ ' _ . 4? « ; ale ~ >. 24 eX ~~ . ' 7. Sas wor ~ . ‘ ie ; high we — ‘s . yr ot cj - - ‘ - - > . t oP bf hb. ee & e is a - : aa Ta | ~ %y h, ~ . pp a © th a ? Tw : » : & él on » + rs *, ,* " ; FREIGHT CAR Loapings EACEED PREVIOUS WEEK A | ASH INS, m\ .? 4 . _. ry + > l* a _ i si en 4 Cieenrrth Week , ihe. A ter oe ws > s ‘ee ~ . : i "SiiWay Ae, a TOUR Ce« "P Ven a tion ms ie Oia h » @irce os ‘ iceede | A mo. - — ‘es iTS > @ : Tees © 5 og : end an . age? Th 2 . ~¢ Week ~ (ote a : Vase . n . v2 4 Om 7% ' . 48 De oO the » th » aah eR ny “3 nat rd ae , “ ; eye : x “ep? ‘2 " rT} a e sled rede? 3% ‘ar ne week sin une . om face . i eliinen fA Xe . *h Week's + > Ra) 7! @te '~ 8 Bain Fr 27a ~> ° Gecre , eu oF SSe «Ff . $a> anda - Sate ‘oke |——~ BONDS —~ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Pie ne ns NEW YOR ~ — — a _ ne —= ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ j » ST. LOUIS STOCKS Pecial to the Pp ist of bonds traded in to time designateg be- > » = ~ New York Stock ions on the Nia Shated below. est. ems i: a £3. Low. -» wv 100—26 100—13 100—16 | ¢ P . - LOL—28/101—25 101 —28 ' 100—19/100—18'100—-19 . /.;-402—S (101—a [101-5 —6 /103—3 |; 02—¢ a ee ~ — 7 tThx-divy idend. + ' a f eda i "7 a is MT? 994 pee ny 4 iris ‘ " oy by Lo ; ~ - wl #u a ol ae eet @ & a + bed rs ps why O- af i os ‘ ~ We we POT” iRise ite © ~ oo we , ss PO inch Deed bend . a ¢ Ot oe hme ~~ ? Pe Poet ‘ Pm ps. t* * + ee Cee ee ca aot bon 3d oa - at bet + tue Pee bad oe oe OAD BONDS. ~é Ot Oe © So, s iietdl Me a a ’ ne os a a - ? a ads a i ped (25 Ae P be a Pom pe sot sae ie 2 im x > a] | ST. LCUIS sTOcK EXCHANGE, Oct 144 ~ ay Se Ota] ea) unt . Yi } 2 ed to 35 ‘ SH res. CO 4 : $19,090 bareq | ae _— against si ae9 Piette fer of 2eC tiritie + 3 Yestenias uses ‘raded in ; Ay, dividend ra | oe —— hanges being viens pe ~ Pa Best~- fe - oy d-W, 48 Brown => R ivie f c* . — e. & 4 i) tT : itiigz ~ - - . : 4 ce Fe } t 4 ee — => ~™ ~a.@g sp = mt at) } P ~? r - ‘ . Pt , ” Cag - Su Stlas > St Les “43 7 F . . +4 STS wr i StP@ék 41 i ~ 4 & A FE ? = t* = i . af 7 Nor é oe 3 . et. 4 ‘4 At ’ 4 5 ae eh is = + Te - az = tr i . , . m . ‘ , 4% i;> = : cts —? “2? || i oI : a oat me | and sting € r ‘* a! e fe Of iz} inded The j ter : ert - et t@) " , . | 2 _RAl te ; . } ra : - a; leve * ‘ he . | ya , cn bee mas 5 =) . - . , te. . : ; a > * . #: : , J * * . ay he a) od rhe bee ” bet i; ’ a: ~? sak . . ’ . . ‘ : > , . J . 4 Ce. | ad { z oo Ou . al ! fra ct iona. -/ 7 ie Sienees - ee - Ot _—_ “ * & } — “+> - wl eae Ut: : * ¢eg3 the ® Ce ~ ; > > > , 7 . ~ i Mia 8H so 4 . TTT a ) — ; . : > * a} ay ht io *» hon : tw 2 he Lf HS Bay a oi » “- * ve - » - i = a? , +. ew & Se 20'114% 119% gyal sont ~~ 1i4% - is a + ligg * > : aa : ova RT! gen, | ' MH pl eb aTy aon OF ti mo 2 te $4.015.1 1 103 & sae oer ; : y 7 J —s ** - = Ine * 107% 191 his 102 * 198 Sa his Bre m -e a2 > 42TN inal cash 7 s.7*. ‘ a Stee] Sold at pri es in ‘Ne initial ¢ Action = ce a! ma rhet, Boyd-Welap “wer. United Ratlwiys @ BS wees - ~~ S83 7s sold at une Yr i © Pr SL Orr . @] SOme tj is ‘ * §ssouri _ Ging _ ot ‘ Piatt Dasis PUBLIC OFFERING OF ALOE G0, TOC ‘"@ of 5000 I 4 Ss. A o ? ds , © Loe. ig ©X* pected she Surry biti ras NDany has 80'd th Bret; ed and the 14 900 sha -4i Of 30. 4090 Shares of -. ne Marl ‘ ‘ | wa * \“. Steinberg «& + i@Tred Shares wii? ; , iF -~ - 7 ' per share an the -" "A yr Coed $7n - : i “vidende + +h ” share, fe ee share. She fate eee BSE hago ’ 87s expected s ——— OT the commen ks] a 1. 2A Jd Ww ¢ . bad - ok ee - . “ite * ; ati a #F4 ~ ~ ‘ COMMoen stelis ac es and Pelts — or a i ine Ov. 4 " Mer 4- mw oO ae OD Bre b~ peti - ~ is _— Q me ~~ o pe > “ue : “t) iG “ _ ~ £7 I l Rie te - Ce - P mt me 5 ash } % wa ws : Vi ; 5 : a SS NY - Vane a ~- >, Purtre - F ory 6 Rep | 17 Lo ke oes . » ; OP rT ae Ill Ser 7? c ~ =i * = ey a , . La Se. . ‘ L Sey “~ 7 a? , ” ~- if * Stand ” i : “ee . ‘ I . i - - ” 7 =e + _ le So @ 7 RM... * > e : 7 > Yew i 2 lees a4 wi = ‘ * .@e ro o> i* - oo . sa 7 ®, errs » Ss: ae & "= ’ 1 one a? 7m ey bh ~ - > RRA? ~~ - bg 7 “ha rge - totes af *, "«. oo” YW sie i. ar oe anc ‘rade - e - T" Sig*eer ¢ by v iw Se Om sTanu “hs ‘ (Sein nar T_outeviile J ‘ ‘(aire 6A pPhia, 3 ay ~ "Ss "=: wt — ij Vrieana

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14, 1926 __ IMPROVEMENT IS STOCKS? NEW YORK CURB | NGE, Oct. 14.—Total gales of the Pos:-Dispaten. pRB EXCHANGE 0,000, against $1000 yesterg - - > ©Slerday. he New ‘ur exch: $ , eae y. 6 New York Curb Exchange today up to time designat- nges being given. Symbols: *In INDUSTRIALS. _ ————e | > ’ : ‘Sales High. Low. * Sa ~~ be a + bed ceneeenenpstetygenanenatnneNaIaa . Among Utilities sto the Post-Dispatch Adirondack Power anc LOCAL STOCK TRA QUIT ON EXCH ident Packing@ : - ‘, peblic ils report sor ‘+ unchanged prig OF SOME F E00. STOCK PLA eferred stock and 7 PUBLIC OFFERING 4 fool, Hides and Pelts _ a1 | t Mark C. Steinberg & @ New York, Chicago and ; St. Louis Stock Excha ) Chicago Board of | BONDS. STOCKS, Fast Direct Private Wires “ear pbDiack selis according to grades burrv biack and dead Re) qereccemreeey = ua pettum Wools a? abou’ same o . ho « — clipped at 25e: kids receipts galabie at fo!- eicht= ae follows AFE DEPOSIT JIXES vailable Foreign Exchange TL & ©: Bisnis Report. ir Convenient & Your things of value deserve saferdeposit protection § ie aibiaeemen etme 2 Rivers’ Stages at Other Cities. VENTH & LOCUST = — Sbher Imports lar e LMree TORK o. ae : L\L RESERVE 91 feet. a rise of, .4. ; — Wall Street ing is a list of bonds and stocks ' | Se eee | | 1:30 a. O§ Security, ; High., Low. Fr’. i News and Comment —SPECIAL DAILY— By a Specia) Correspondent of th Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, INDEPENDENT OLLS., There Was no suggestion ' ‘advances wert Tv p © i rewuiet Synd " : — 13 yO 13 13 i ¢ - Ip LP oy ! SS £2688 6 2 . o 3 «] z A sata { i f ) - 95 ; 1 rs : ] ,? rege (i { . 2 3 “% 3 ab rulf O11 of Pa .| BO%) 9044; VU 4s | + Li#ouard qnil ° 7 4 4 7 7 ; 7 i 4 | . , » 4 Lion Oil ...... 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P ag 1 " ; y 1) f a OX LL, 1s ‘ 7 rr ~ - qi at ‘3 4 — ar - ‘ Q- Se. ? nad C= ?0- I seder 7 GR! Pe Qs Tr VW t . " 19} Qn tj 8S Italian 1 1] T.! 89%’ GB BF, i. Pot vw - tO “cy fu) 2 Man M&S 7 4 OTe 1H ] S4 Miag M M 7 93%! 93 9 > oe a 1LAGg ; tt ? ae . ee. 4 > 1 Q 1 9°, ' ‘ 72 a7 1 on 3 * Tae ; Se ee «ewe 4 | (ser ‘ts ; : : Cemmertsa end Privat Baak, = 23 Tisconto Gelleche tt ‘aan ) # trremien Bank ere 2K ae Treuieche Bank canna aa me As Imrmeteedter Bank RF fatal Mite hans \ enna > owe : 10% 1% CMemical ...++see+* “sy 13 A FB G ‘(Gen Blec) I Th . £ G. Ged G Bl) pfd B 11% 12% i Berliner Hendew amu. hea Heyden i* igstir mat ntra Wednesday. ters © Wall } joint lessened demand ‘tomobile compani ~ i in the stock mar- | now dealt in enough profit-taking | bring about a | r Storek, which Granby shares were | 1991 an Smelting was higher and stage Was @ point and American Warner Bros. e were Ir veries occurred | and Baltimore interest the bond _ Live Sto k Elsewhere _ were tr food demand r | $5.00; eheep steady jambs, Slsovgis. gree, seu 0 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ PAGE #4 BOND PRICES HIGHER ON NEW YORK MARKET NEW YORK, Oct. 14.—Improve- ment in the bond. market 14—Today’s |Started Wednesday was carried fur- ancial institutions which had been holding off i st hour of | pectation of being able to fill requirements at lower prices had but operations evidently decided there ject In further delay and fractional recorded in the class of securities these buyers favor. of the jthis part of the list activity too was , on unconfirmed reports of anjon a larger scale than ‘earli ‘the week and a wider range of is- new i sues was dealt in. 7 es of bonds tn demand were ' Atchison General ’4s at 91s. lief stocks were strong and Pere | of a point, Baltimore & Ohjo 4s | up the same amount, 13ies at 89% up three-quar- hicago & Northwestern 4%5) half a point, Wabash igs a point, and Illinois Central today. Fin al he feature Cc o iwere ata new high since the $6 an- 'nual interest payment came off on 1, and more than 2 p ove the low of Wednesday ‘ing was partiy based on the pectation that the bonds which are flat will be traded on '*and interest’’ basis shortly as the Louis San Francisco adjustment '6s are now. Although interest iyable on the income 6s only ed, there is no reasonable doubt about -continulty of payments view of the excellent earnings ithe road. An active and strong railway bond was New Haven which were taken in blocks in sympathy with the ice in the stock. Delaware Hudson convertible 5s were up over ,a point and Chicago & Eastern IIlli- inois 5s were fractionally higher. | Mining 7s stood ou 3, up 38% points. Generally copper and mining bonds were higher. Anaconda 7s were t at 106% and Andes Mini sold above 106. Among the gars there was a substantia! ] in the Warner St q graph 5%s crossed 199, with . stock and Brooklyn Union Ga went up with the shares in its any. Cities Service Power Foreign bonds improved wit! of the lst. French is. Lvons & Mediterranean 1 demand in this group n Electric 6%s were higher and he South American list so were Bolivia 4s On the other ruguay 6s were below 95 for ‘ tiv i e . French bonds turned stro late afternoon Frenec! French &s crossing 105, high for the vear and « a | n «4 at 93% recording a gain — —_ COTTON MARKET HIGHER LATE AT NEW YORK NEW YORK. Oct. 14.—The cottos mar Financial and Industrial Briefs" NEW YORK, Oct. 14. The American Telephone and Te!l- egraph Co. earned $8.94 a share in TO lly a to siz pointe, achive months .sn0w ng | loears of three to seren points after, call under Southern hecging end ree)iz- sO tp = SEES a which weather in tre South, aa aed corresponding n + rn eelling bere was ™ was nd Po- 60 in the preceding | for aasistance in was $21,557,103, to plants costing $185,000,000 were encouraged buying. and union ine months and more nmap le te, Alin, Meee a: N Y et : Gg franc v. LOW NY k e at net acVal cers : Ov. le at Par and ac rr varative y ermal) te - etronger tone. | tome in the early afternoon | January was ruling ye 2 ag is also up half a point. been distributed i | °% * . >, 3" ve - “ 7 “ > hed V 1\ igiy in mind the ; the T nited States (;Jovernment the lron Age the fourth 4% Libertys were the ders. Speculatively t in St. Louis ! point. well, tons of rails for 19 an outlay of approximate i - peiesn of lint and 14. 3a2 f th year the Census Bureau anno ‘ton of hand Sept 30 wae he foliiows: copsuming establishments. 937 12 ef lint and 100 068 of lntere pared with 920.944 of tint and 124.2556 ‘inters Au. 31. thie vear. and wae ad J 81.442 of linters on Sept public eteorage and et compreserce 1°17 bales of lint and 34 448 of eompared with 1.715.604 of iin 212° of lintere on Aug 3 thie 114.902 of lint and 18.875 of in ers et 3°) tuet vear Cotton enpin'ea active during Bepter ier , nered 32.934. 682. eomnered with © 91 O38H in Aaeuet thie vear and 31% rm Sentemher as’) 6 6ve 4 r Importe for September totated 10.07, ompared with 3 250 in Aogust this 15.171 in September tast year _ Oil, Roots and Metals _ tr ae A ) @tations ir int# @O ‘eis now 12 pt b for raw an holed pOTS—Bagis oer vo und ,0ide! iad se _ipper 40° Se Tien $i bie oe bark of rect 4%c: biood font ‘ripped biue “lag 1% sassafras ts » ‘ ’ Ma mor : 46 ::@ITi ty Pe; yy? Y a’ ~ .o rect 4 re ~ A fod a. Zz 40 ae ‘ — a + “wal ’ ‘ oi a v. t >t hf sla) aA ip ~ 34) 24 yr ‘ i 4 i& ‘ + { t/ f i “ ws @oitea ‘ Suu ue Oo t 4 . ¢ ~i4 i 4 “ > j NE 1K 14.— Ba a G ais i ‘ ' ~ ‘ : ‘ tt }f) ¢ bh, ae oe ‘ rales ahort an 3 Ug iG gq + pe Anis ct :.-——~? Ticeer noved ’ he Hourse iG rT? ree per oe 47 re e ZF et ries Exc hea ander AY france 75S centimes ent ‘oan 53 france 60 centimes of wae. guotec «6 | e O86 Se el —_ a Chicago Provisions © . + 4 . f ‘ pe : iBiOT ne a 7 7 : i = . " : as ft . yer mii Le } .% ‘ As , ‘ oi! ~ — “ * > ¢ I ~~ s jary a ! “? } * «* : ‘ iw rr) to ; et) Textile "Market. the Asso ed Press NEW YOR K {yet 14 w=The 7 of ip e «Tay oUn Marke’ jav ‘ha autewtantia radineg 1 ment Was shaving up Buvers were wa'ct fhe maraxne’ lose ¥ anc have 2 ys ‘ pear thr’ were onivy cvtiacire mente Printers heve been hooking en rv business Producers of &£ flanneise anc adomertice ret fairiv weil) orovided with fut nes The Fooier EcormwF Marne’ geady orogtess Women s« Wear vhe has ‘aoere wf sltent were aie herause of @ holiday matkel ————— > . New - erk Silk Marhet mt. 14 VvFu YOR —Raw ef! prices per peuwnd Japanese gran ‘ eer ee ra : : 6 ; Gf } : ‘ Si 40 Shang hei salts EXPERI must be "Tuere is no substitute for experience. And there is no substitute for the knowledge that experience brings = The Adair Realty & Trust Company h investors in first mortgages for over 61 years. and thorough this service has been rendered is = by the fact that Adair First Mortgage Investments have Z always paid every dollar of principal and interest due ue date. A time-tested, time-proved re- 2 ] ’ ; e oricee are@® (or ciéan roota free from dirt and foereier investors on the d cord of 100% safety. The cumulative knowledge of real estate values and conditions gained from 61 years experience in the first ment field is the solid foundation upon dair Guaranteed Insurable First ———_ mortgage invest which rests the safety of A Mortgage Bonds. These bonds are unconditionally guaranteed by Adair = Realty & Trust Company. They have been approved by = and are eligible for insurance against loss of principal and interest in one of the strongest surety companies in America, with resources exceeding $ 30,000,000. From the standpoint of both safety and income Adair Guaranteed Insurable Bonds are widely recognised as among the most desirable investments and are worthy of your most careful investigation. Full information is contained in a recently issued book- let which will be sent upon request. Ask for BOOKLET W-1256 ADAIR REALTY & MORTGAGE CO. inc Exclusive Distributors boil ; A ili ne Boatmen’s Bank Building, Sr: Lovts FY da as been serving = How well = evidenced eke : Phome Gerfield 4216 OWNERSHIP IDENTICAL WITH ADAIR REALTY & TRUST CO., ATLANTA. Founded 1465 ; : ADAIR BONDS, Guaranteed by ADAIR REALTY & TRUST CO. Founded 1805 ds INSURABLE AGAINST LOSS OF PRINCIPAL and INTEREST Sole jeath- Light backs ad SORE ee een ee stand- and holding its seasion Consumption. rts for September totaled - 74 584 nalee. tneluding 481409 of tinters. pared with 301.329. tmciuding @225 interes in Avgust thie year and 752 504 uding 850 of linterse in September —— ‘PRINS ntl tpl ncaa etestea sitet Oe .- acon Fei ae tthe "he aa aie? OA SOE SO shed, Wilk ae SL

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PAGE 44 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ————— ag actual tloor samples in our store. tinished. eri yj a ote a > & i | | Charter Oak S ~ . al Combination (43 Combination gas and a coal with four gas burners and large ov 7h en. The coal section s: has two openings This ia Range is __ sturdily a built and attractively 7 it Enameled igi Cabinet Gas a Range 4 = = = : An excellent three-burner ; tf Range for the smal] apart- ment or bungalow. Finished blue, aide or gray en- amel. A remarkable value at % 1 yer a LAE Oa nt 2 Myr coer Sree Y + hk; > ip Sova. = ik). Se ; aa 4 : SS — = Acme Com- ' Range ] 29° Combination coal and gas with four large 8- inch openings for coal and four gas burners and oven. Trimmed with nickel and white Pe enamel. Jacquard Velour Rocker............ . Occasional Table........ vuseeeewes EE LEP COSTE | End Table. i] TRUTHFUL ADVERTISING ~ ! f | Illustrations in May-Stern advertisements are Rey faithtully drawn without exaggeration from Living-Room Pieces May Be Purchased Separately Figured Velour Bed Davenport........3$78.00 SE ee sega cs sa cevaeceses .$19.6' Occasional Table End — Spinet Desk Bridge Lamp Mirror | Console Mirror, 54-in. long. .§ C0). S. E. CORNER TWELFTH AND OLIVE STREETS _ | This Attractive Complete 8-Pc. Living-Room Outfip Includes a Full Length Bed Davenpot EE : ITT csi ah agen “Ue A CCC Gam tect f ; — a € 2 (Goan ss» | 8 Beautiful Pieces, as Illustrated, All for... Bed Davenport Upholstered Chair Windsor Rocker “I 7 7 4 - on ' Tihs! hp tale 084g 4D WAL See Shes -— "Walid AN hab BRIO W'S dee ; I TRUTHFUL ADVERTISING Ve do not make misstatements in our ag | — “oe , pO Rage a vertising—items are exactly as represented Tee Descriptions are accurate. : —" very special price. Made of SEDI > *” aul | A fuel conserving Heater “we eae which burns either wood OF -oal. Made of fine gray cast THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH es = " = 7 P c pular Comics News Photograph: DAY, OCTOBER 14, 1925, es a oe Hot Blast “@ Heater 5 l 7™ A wonderful Heater at a finest gray cast iron and at- se take advantage of saving which this ¢ affords. This is on the best Heates @ he market. ” ” errrrr 4 senrrrrrrer jou Charles G. Dawes waitin; to join Bim in quest for ducks at Hero Oak Heater i Sp +e POE LL hececcceeuaa BRITAIN’S NE BIGGEST SEA ee ee ddd, _- 4 -? a ley i a LL. nN Giilrws Gees ac * ci y iinisa ; . ha ant - 7 rhs © es a Se ww g ** ; dollars on this . i Py m ms Be: Sel Re tie Ste ya ' ae + ’ 4 : ie x : ; he ; ee os ’ or ogee! , vid % f e ‘ % oe , => = Ves. J ee ry : ws eT heat Tight ge Sg PS ys Nea ae ST Dining-Room Walnut Veneer Suit Bed Sui r » f : oe: ere i pieces a gracefu esignmec and 4 ; . s ructed of gen proport and are te roms —— sther 4 a Rig 4 . _— genuine venecr mbined é; e ve gs ruodeG ne other arG uS Tl € Tris S a: I { ~ ¢ { ss aitiliaias - seteatar —_ ~ - Cider. aS LlUStraiec =— ? ei Gidemeidieel| | Miiciitthel * as : 4 lake a Year and a Half to Pay ; cxa as Take a Year and a Hal} to Pay q | ——— iy i 9 - A -« ~% eon aire a. af a a aivs ae? boas esig ice ntre —_ sy pas 4 te — * he = ES2Oie 3©@ at TSS Price eT a @ o> Sarl ~e => te ce cee 5 Pay Only $2.50 ee ee ee a Month 4 Semmons Graceline Cane Panel Bed "28> Complete With Spring and 100%. Cetten Three-Piece Bedroom Suites te anal -_ ~ — > > ~ = Matt: «ss ints fe 18 an attrac + oe auae ~q A heautifulls desi a0 Re i “yeo one a4 s : - e-? - — 4 ¢ s 2 artist “© Ta | a ric ‘ ee . 7 aes brown walnut. Three i Peete - r i =) - | Diecces. oecG cress<: . “a 6s ~-- = °| est. as picturcd $2 Monthly im pate PEPER EE ZL Trial trip of the Iris, equipped with three engines and a crew of five. It has a speed of 100 Miles an hour, heavily loaded. —Wide World phow TZ. WEST POINT | acamneapansm Miitececcceceg: 00ers Oe Aree eee Tae - a aa yet eae ee at F ? Heeqdeiainsin AN | oe ee or oe ee Poelmann ~ Player-Pianoy R ebuslt— Guaranteed Mechanicaily Pert ect— Including Bench and 24 Rolls: Mipy- Stern _— Pay Oniv $2 «@ | Mant Ne Interest! ie

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Winner gets trip to United States. —pngerwood & Underwood IN OPERA Y ‘ oy, ; : ' ewcestecccsecettst — saving which this off xi Ss CS Na sae ss : Y Yili Yili YU, acnercosteatmcre Sh Ota SSNS . . 4 : : - * a * ‘ ae sachet 4 | ee Mee Ree ee SY % oS > % udge Jean Norris, of New York, appeared on the bench, : ° Z “ — e —_ Y. mode. And they are going to stay that way, she says. ., See ait ° 4 ) Rp "4, , tin 9 A . %GY —Keystone View Co Genera] Charles G. 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There was no reason why Doris should not be amusing herself in Paris, but he felt an odd resent- ment It scarcely seemed decent of her—after all his anxiety concern- ing her safety and his arduous ef- forts to find her during several of the hottest days of a Parisian sum- mer. ; In a sudden silence, he heard the maid say, in what was obviously meant for an agitated aside, but failed in its intent: ‘Mademoiselle, a gentleman is calling, who,” she paused impres- sively, ‘who said I was to tell you that he is your husband.”’ Doris laughed. Hartley could, in fancy, see her taking his card from the maid’s hand with that placid calm of hers that could be so mad- dening. A masculine voice with a foreign accent drawled: ‘Tell him that he’s made a mis- take, Marie. Are not husbands al- ways mistaken?” “Oh, it’s only a joke,” Doris an- swered. “Please show him in, Ma- rie.” So Hartley was ushered into the pretty, little salon, feeling like all sorts of a fool. How was he to know when he sent in that idiotic | message that Doris had guests and | that the imbecile of a maid would babble it out in public? But Doris greeted him with her usual poise. She seemed only to see him in a polite, detached sort of way, and after giving him her | hand, she introduced him to her other callers. There was an erect, striking-look- ing man, around the forties per- haps, perfectly dressed and wearing a gardenia in his buttonhole. * He was presented as Count Romeo Sil- va. Hartley couldn’t have named his nationality, accurately, but he believed he was Italian. The other guest was ai pallid, melancholy youth with abundant dark ringlets, beautiful, sad eyes (cowlike, Hart- ley termed them) and a general air of fragility. He was Ivan Ivanoff, a Russian. “You're just in time for tea,” Doris told Hartley, pouring him outacup. “And there are crump- ets which I made with my own hands.” “Mademoiselle is a genius,”” de- clared the Count with a deep bow in her direction. “Each afternoon, she regales us with some new and surprising dainty which she her- self prepares.”’ So, thought Hartley, this was a regular afternoon affair? Doris, he decided, was a quick worker. He had not yet learned that Doris conld no more endure life without her fellow creatures, than a cat can resist cream. The Russian was seated on the piano bench and took no part in the conversation. With his mourn- ful eyes fastened on his hostess, he struck soft, melancholy chords from time to time, and quite ne- glected the tea and crumpets be- side him on the piano top. Hartley indulged in the un- worthy thought that this was a pose and that, once the back of the audience was turned, he would swallow his tea in one hungry gulp. He himself was finding the con- versation difficult. He couldn't say what he wanted to say to Doris in front of others, couldn't scold her for running away from him and leaving him the prey of anxiety on her behalf. Nor could he discuss the art exhibition about which Doris and the Count were arguing animatedly. The Russian was hopeless as a conversationalist, so Hartley drank his tea _§atiffily and could have kicked himself for coming at all. Finally, however, the Count and the Russian, whom Hartley gath- ered from the conversation, was a poet, took their departure, ap- parently decided that the boorish American firmly intended to out- stay them. Hartley heard them making an engagement with Doris to dine that evening and go to a concert. When the door had closed be- hind them, Hartley said explosive- ly to Doris: “Well, where on earth did you pick up those two?” Doris lifted her brows and drift- ing to the piano, began to strike idle chords. “They're very charming, don't you think? Such distinct types.” He answered indignantly. “The whole of Paris is_ filled with such tripe. The question is: Who vouched for them”? Are they respectable’’’ “T hope not,” murmured Doris maddeningly. “I've known 580 many respectable people that I'm almost out of balance with the weight of it.” He swung round from the win- dow where he had been glaring across at the cool, inviting shade of the Luxemburg Gardens. “Now see here, Doris, as long as you're tn Europe where _ § I'm more or less responsible for your being-——"’ “Please,’ “T've told you're not she lifted an airy head. vou often enourh that in the least to bother The Unwilling Adventuress By MILDRED BARBCUR. (Copyright. 1926.) | about me. Our brief, litthe—er— friendship,” she chuckled at the word, “is quite at an end. I can’t see how you ever found me, and I wish you hadn’t” “Tl also wish I hadn't,” he ex- claimed wrathfully. “You still have the maddening habit of mak- ing me lose my temper, and it’s too hot for such exertion.” He made her a deep bow. have no apprehen- heatedly. “I “I will say ‘good afternoon.’”’ “Good-by,”’ corrected Doris, trailing after him to the foyer. ‘And while I think of it, please don’t make such a stupid joke again as to announce yourself as my husband. It has’ bewildered Marie, terribly. She hasn't a sense of humor.” “You need sion,” he replied, shall not call again.” As he was leaving he said: “T dare say it is not necessary to tell you that I am arranging to an- nounce our separation to my fam- ily. After a sufficient lapse of time, I will inform them that we have secured a divorce. That will settle the whole beastly business once and for all.”’ ; “Once and for all,’’ echoed Doris, with obvious relief. THE MODERN ROMEO. Chapter 38. HE next time Doris and Hart- T es met was at the Ritz sev- eral weeks later. She was din- ing with the gCount da Silva. Hart- ley was seated at a table across and was accompanied by an Amer- ican friend, who exclaimed, when he saw Hartley’s stiff bow to Doris: “I say, Jack, who’s the beaute- Ous lady with the foreign lad?” Hartley wondered with a grirmn inward amusement what his friend would say, if he answered: “That's the girl who’s been with me on the Riviera, posing as my wife.” Every aime he recalled those dangerous days, he shuddered in- voluntarily. He felt that he had aged years while they lasted. And here was Doris cool as a cucumber, not even giving the reminder of his presence the tribute of a flush. She might, for’ all the evidence she gave, have completely forgot- ten the whimsical Fate which had thrown them together and made them feel their way through en- suing complications. Hartley was sure she was flirt- ing with the foreigner, who paid her devoted attention—that is, as nearly as Doris did flirt. It seemed that she had only to Smile and turn her green eyes on a chap, to have the poor fool fall, thought Hartley. Doris rarely talked much: she merely listened. Hartley had never been able to make up his mind whether she was stupid, or merely lazy. Without giving any open evi- dence. of doing so, Hartley watched her out of the corner of his eye all during the dinner hour. When her companion left her for a few moments to speak to a man at an- other table, Doris remained pas- Sively seated, looking with mild interest over the brilliant throng that dined and chatted around her. She appeared typically Parisian in a simple, black mousseline dinner frock and a small hat, its crown pierced with a greenish dagger. She wore a string of oddly carved beads, a cross between cloudy jade and fireless opal. They matched her eyes. After a moment's hesitation, Hartley excused himself to his dinner companion and, crossing the room, seated himself in the Count’s vacant chair. “How are you getting along?” he inquired stiffly. “Splendidly,” Doris favored him with a dazzling smile. She ap- parently did not harbor spite: her distrust and disapproval merely slumbéred peacefully. There was a silence. Then Hart- ley said: “Doris, are you sure you onght to run around with that fellow who calls himself the Count da Silva? He doesn't look quite all right to me.” etl _——— eect em me ae TENNIS STAK dren’s Bedti By THORNTON W. BU a eee ete ——s > es you think?” she inquired pleasant- ly. ‘“‘And why should you mind?” ‘T don’t,’”’ declared Hartley with unnecessary heat. To change the subject, when she showed no evidence of doing, he said gloomily: “That’s a remarkably necklace you’re wearing.” lovely Her slim white fingers strayed | caressingly to the green beads. ‘“Isn’t it? Ivan gave it to me for a birthday present—you re- member him; the Russian poet you met at tea at my apartment?” Hartley controlled, with an ef- fort, his reaction to this news, de- livered with such matter-of-fact- ness. “T think,” he said with dignity, “that you make a great mistake to accept such a gift from a for- eigner. These men don’t under- stand. You’re likely to compro- mise yourself pretty seriously.” “Oh, but Ivan’s different,” clared Doris serenely. ‘“‘He’s only a boy really, and he comes from such a distinguished Russian fam- | relatives of the late Czar or something. He has a title but he doesn't use it since the new ernment. He writes divine poetry.” " “No doubt odes to your eyes and like piffle,”’ said Hartley rudely. ily, “How did you guess?” bubbled | Doris. He arose, seeing the Count in the distance and having no mind to meet him again. “IT expect to leave Paris shortly and take a run down to Biarritz,” he announced. “TIT hope you have a lovely time,” said Doris, giving him her hand and a beaming smile. A few minutes later, he collected his American friend, left the reg- taurant and sulked throughout a hilarious French farce at the Com- edie Theater. Doris went on with the Count to a “‘soiree”’ at the apartment of a friend of his, a_e dilletante and patron of the arts—as the Count explained. He proved to be a de de- | Gov- | in. who was entertaining very fomonien and clever people in his im- ‘itation sixteenth century salon. | There was music and Doris was per- suaded to sing and ended by being ‘showered with compliments. She 'made half a dozen delightful audi- ‘ences and promised to have tea ; with her host the following day. ‘Tomorrow,’ said the Count, “I ‘am going to take you to dine at the ‘studio of a very famous actor, who, 'is a good friend of mine. You will ‘find him very amusing and he will fall madly in love with vou at once. On Saturday, you are _§ invited. ' through me, to tea with a patron of letters who will show you some original manuscripts which are | said to have been a part of the |library at Alexandria.’’ | “How nice you are to me,” sighed ' Doris, looking up at the moon that |was just rising above the wooded, |purple shadows of the Bois. | He kissed her fingertips. ‘“*You have become my world, ma cherie.” To Re Continued. FISH CHOWDER. | (This ‘fish chowder among families.) | Wash and cut in chunks’ two |pounds of fresh cod or haddock. Pare and thinly slice one quart | of potatoes (or as many as you prefer) and place them in cold water until you are ready for them. Add one large onion sliced, ,and fry slowly for a very few min- jutes in two tablespoons of drip- ping or cooking oil. Then in your kettle place a layer of fish and ‘one of potatoes, salt and pepper. ‘Continue that way until all is used |with potatoes on top. Cover with | cold water and let come to a boil, , boiling slowly, or simmering until potatoes are done. Mix one table- spoon flour with one of fat and add to the chowder with one pint of milk. Allow to come to boiling point once more, add a few halved is the everyday style of fishermen's “He's very distinguished, don’t liehtful man of cosmopolitan crackers and serve very hot. Exquisite Facial Soap We= in Clears Muddy—Oily Skin : : WHERE tea is the national drink, as in Ire- The exquisite, creamy lather of Chex Soap is unlike anything you've ever tried for a cleanser and beautifier, and you'll love it. Chex contains a lasting, purify- ing deodorant which exerts a re- markable effect on a muddy, oily complexion, clearing it up in quick time. It flushes the tiny pores, dis solves the grimy, oily secretions and washes them away. Soon adorable transparency beautifies the skin, and even a plain face acquires al- luring charm. Use Chex regularly for face, hands, bath or Sam poo It dis- perses all perspiration odor. under- arm odor, scalp odor for 86 hours. Be-—-Alluring, every hour in %4 Sixteen hundred physicians tested and endorsed the priceless purity and mildmess of Chex before it was Piaced on Overy 100.000 cases used the f Year, proves its using, you''} wonder leading druggi ters, ; sale. iret popularity After agree that Chex the BROAN OF the iar Sold Sts and at tollet is Lipton’s is th land, Scotland, England and Wales — e popular choice. OY Se i PHOTOS _— Y INTERNATIONAL NEWSREEL ee" e* stars Oe ae | PO en “- Map ee Maa os etatet A —International Fhoto. clothes as well as a tennis star. a beaver collar. dress is of white material. gette evening gown. less jumper suit of crepe de chine in orchid with hat to match. the next picture she is wearing a sport suit and coat of biege with In the third picture she is shown:in a sport model tennis coat of white corduroy with white collar of rabbit fur. On the right her special cloak of bro- caded metal cloth, trimmed with rabbit fur, and green beaded Geor- Mlle. Suzanne Lenglen, now in New York, is a connoisseur of At the left she is showing a sleeve- In Sport c—— | THE HOME KITCHEN By Jeannette Young Norton | EARCHING for cool 3 freshing drinks to assuage thirst is not confined to weather entirely. Though a wide are not all thirst quenchers. In that the beverage any so very sweet flavored with longing. ' dairy drinks: they are cold, re- freshing, and are nourishing as well. Many flavorings may be used with the dairy drinks to make them agreeable. may be added, pineapple being especially desirable. An acceptable ege-nogg May be made in temper- ance style. Beat the yolk of a fresh egg with two teaspoonfuls of sugar and a little nutmeg, add a teaspoonful of rum (flavoring, ually rich milk enough to nearly fill the glass.- Beat the white of the egg very stiff, add a half tea- spoonful of sugar and a little nut- the flavoring and heap on top. a tablespoonful aoa and re- summer variety of drinks is available, they fact, many of the soda syrups are of them seemsjadding a teaspoonful to increase, rather than allay, the} Divide cocoa and This is not so with real | tumblers, Certain crushed fruits which is so popular, then add grad- | meg, and three or four drops of! of ginger syrup. tumbler of rich milk, boil up twice then remove from the stove. Have the beaten yolk of an egg ready and stir- the cocoa into it. Stir until smooth, add a teaspoonful of vanilla and set to chill. W hen ready to serve, take the white of ithe egg and beat stiff and dry, | of sugar. egg into two fill each with chilled |} light cream or cold milk and serve. Do not add cracked ice to these drinks, but have the milk chilled and serve as soon as made. To a glassful of chilled milk add tablespoonful of ginger syrup, a little whipped cream and serve. Again take a half glass of light cream well chilled and add to it a half glass of freshly , opened ginger ale. Vichy added to 'a glass of cold milk is always a a top with | good drink. | An old-fashioned drink used on ‘farms is “harvest punch.’ Mix 'together a cupful of molasses, a ‘half cupful of sugar, a little grated ‘lemon peel and two tablespoonfuls When ready, turn over of chilled milk and a quart Make a tumbler of cocoa, using|a cupful of light cream, stir until a teaspoonful of the cocoa powder, ; well of sugar and a mixed, dust little on top and serve. a nutmeg No Hurry A hot breakfast now in 3 | to 5 mmutes ON’T believe that just becanse your mornings are hurried you must deny the family hot, nourish- ing breakfasts. Quick Quaker is faster than plain toast. That means the most delicious of hot hurry. It means the excellently “bal- anced ration” of protein, carbohy- drates and vitamines—plus the “bulk” —every day for you and yours. Do as thousands are doing. Start every day with Quick Quaker. also Quaker Oats as you have always known them. Quick Quaker a Your grocer has Quick Quaker— | breakfasts without muss or. a ) f Unwanted Hairs Gone -Forever! You can easily place this delightful! fumed balsam on the hairs for a few asvende one then — it, at the same time gently iting out the very roots of hundreds hairs. And all in less than a Pe Boon ” This scientific preparation is not to be con- fused with temporary surface hair remov It is composed of ingredients which will PER. _ MANENTLY destroy the growth by gently | lifting out the roots until they cannot return. that makes laxatives less often needed | Formulated by a physician, it is simple, safe and rapid. And your skin wil! take on a beauti- ful complexion. Thousands of women are using it. Your money back if it does not do all that is clainred. Just ask your Crnaeios or department store for NU-ART to destroy hair on any part of the face or body and presto! 00 $ _ Pkg. Remember the Name— NU-ART —— a Danny Is Reseue ——— ne ~ Let faith and hope your we The longest voyage has an. _putt-putt-putt-putt-putt: Dy cocked up his little round ear. Then he cocked other little round ear. That! | S cocked them up as muclr as | little round ears could be | uP. That was a queer | He wondered what it) Never had he heard any- quite like it. It seemed as were pounding right into the pf the can in,which Danny afloat in the Big River. Putt- Satt-putt-putt! It was com-| or every minute. Danny jt was because it sounded and louder. » dear!” whimpered Dan- | of wish I could peep out.| enough. eh [ could see what is making that boa ) 1 wish I could gan run [ wonder frighten next. | ny foun in of the s iL } queer noise. owhere I'm going. gs going to happen Never did I leave home for rst place?” There v coming up the river there! and son /g motor boat. You have) Danny 4 4 that. It was this boat that, comfort ‘doing all that “putting.” \a little » were several young ladies in | used to yarty in that motor boat and| which h aving a lovely time as| lived. boat went putting up the | Now, By and by one of them) dodge it 1a queer looking object float-| to close sn the water up ahead. “‘What/ for Dan at thing?” she cried. /could ge Tyst an old rusty can,” said} But suc were bh n who was steering the mo- | motor t boat. “Just an old rusty sean that | ting right side up.” | see, all Do you suppose there’s any-| were CO fg in it? Let’s pick it up,” | Meadow A Weekly Beauty 1 | By LUCREZIA BORI d a young woman. ‘them fr $0 the motor boat was steered | ny didn toward the floating old can, | afternoc somcone reached over and the end S the average woman does not have the leisure each day to adequately care for all the de- tails of her toilet, it is a splendid idea to set aside one hour each week to attend to the necessary points. If this hour is scheduled A carefully it will give to any wom-ja flesh-brugh, Dry th an that air of fastidious grooming ja so essential to beauty. First, whether the hair is long or bobbed, it should be brushed for five minutes to remove any dust and to invigorate the scalp, thus preserving its luster. Then arrange a towel around the head to protect the hair from the facial cleansing which is the next step. After washing the face and neck thoroughly with soap and water, | when all things good! rinsing and drying them carefully. | are ready for the cleansing cream. If the skin dry, cream abounding in rich vegetable oils; if it is inclined to oiliness, use a lemon cream. cream should remain on for minutes.. you is While waiting for the pores to! ones with eyes for™ absorb the cream, the nails can be | years’ fading ho filed to the desired shape, the dead | days’ content? We cuticle removed, the skin under the. | other dayé, in every nails bleached and the nails pol-/a world well worl ished. Having completed the nails, turn | find love glowing on the bath water and, while wait- | faith’s bright am ing for the tub to fill, remove the »xcess face cream with a soft cloth. the best day yet! use 3 ' | one accord they cry In eitner case, the on the wane; homea 15 | satisfy; all virtues ed the can out of the water.| brought » you suppose there really is| the Big Follow this by gentiiwpine in it?’”’ inquired a voice. | ny the | ts ingles aaa Someone reached over and| 2 his massage stimulates eked up the can, turning it up- muscles and closes the down. Out fell Danny. Out At 1 the bath use pure soap that lathe For OM wil Danny right in the midst of party on the boat! Sut he W Turkish towel thel n’t in the midst of that party canal small amount of olivms. The party simply wasn't They ci body, which will c pB Such ai squealing and| and oth tendency toward QWiaming you never heard. It was|and Cul The Rhvnuil unate thing that that boat poe : e AEEE Meld not be easily upset. If Dan- a small By Aline had been some sort of a mon- ODAY’S the day@e De couldn't possible have oc- | Wher T speed, of jaz med more excitement. If Dan- | f0F 4 had under | critics say the had time to think he, se onl ht have felt a little bit set up) not slip Joring flapper’s phi ; g pp P discover that one small person | make f the end Is he (iaki ly : : quiet ways that please Simself could scare such a peace and cheer. eat big giants. It really was ny. But poor Danny didn’t see the He was just as badly scared anybody. He had been res- ed, but he didn’t like the res- The one thing in all the World that he wanted just | was to ret out of sight. He mt cet out of sight soon Yet are they right praise, would we watch its charm ae TE > — her old-time recipe totth choice buckwheat flour added Every so often there comes to men a longing from boyhood days—a han- kering for “‘buckwheats” that are really good—for fragrant cakes with that old-time “kick”. And that’s what millions of women are giving their husbands this very month: bringing that little grin of youth to their lips. They have discovered a way that works—Aunt Jemima’s fa- mous recipe. All the light tenderness for which her cakes are famous with the keen, Savory taste of buckwheat at its best: this is what you get with Aunt Je- mima Prepared Buckwheat Flour in the yellow package. It brings you her own in ents, her famous recipe adapted by experienced cooks, ready- mixed, with just enough choice buck- wheat flour to give the true, old-fash- ioned “‘tang”’. So simple today to have these ten- der “buckwheats”! No need to wait overnight for the batter to rise. /ust = or SS afl cco ? _— emima Pr uck- wheal—aend siir. “ AUNT JEMIMA | PREPARED BUCKWHEAT? BUCKWHEAT! t; i 4 vs T ¥ — 1. a wie L -—. at) ee | This Book a. of Minese Recipes Tells how yet yen ee’ Mein and other foo eit pushes. We will gladly request. »_. ee Copy on mber, too, that , too, your gro- boy Suchoy Sprouts and | .“tuce for making Chop Watch your ht Pa iuickly and easily at basin bee hin S Treat the folks to Chop Suey vem Chow Mein tonight. Direc emima & 0D every package. et : a $ * My :

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ae fare ry 3 2 iS Bee * SS + EEO lr OO eee ee eee lee eS. eee ee —_ OO OS ee eee ee ae — —_- —- -_ —_ ST. LOUIS POST Dy : ee AY, OCTOBER 14, 1926. a eee —— eee _— = NE ne nee —— — Tehildren’s Bedtime Story j By THORNTON W. BURGESS. 7 ¥ u. M 7 [- « : ead Pe .- : . : . wie, one ee FT nos ee Oe eR oe 4 y LUCREZIA BORI Sete the can out an does not: Follow this cach day to r all the de- 3 a splendid hour by gently, piece of ice over the fa _Skin tingles and glo | massage stiniulates each | musciecs and closes the eone reached Danny Is Rescued of the water. you suppose there really gin it?” inquired a voice. is over and | up the can, turning it up-| down. Out fell Danny. Out! : a | or the bath use Danny right in the midst of s scl ulec pure soap that lathe she ' > ) Any wom-ja flesh-brush. Jory thom perty on the boat: aut he is grooming |a Turkish towel, then@g@t in the midst of that party | small amount of olive The party simply wasn't lair long , bod Which will cow Such a squealing and' be. rast : fe ne a ney toward dry ing vou never heard. It was eae See in. - The Rh unate thing that that boat tee The yming not be easily upset. If Dan-| . on sa | By Aline Micigttd been some sort of a mon-'| n the facial | ODAY’S the day @ © couldn't possible have oc- | eo | T speed, of jazz all ed more excitement. If Dan- and water, a «i a Allee ae sat ‘time to _— we m caretully. | ntori: r “septinited s phas 4 have felt a little bit set up ® cleansing; Claim th er ] is hers iiscover that one small person Sagi tai quiet ways that please, mimeelf could seare such * aid peace anda cheer. t big flants. It really was on for 15) cen eagle . {poor Danny didn’t see the | /Yet are they right, th@ He was just as badly scared | e pores to ones with eyes forever BR anybody. ails can be- years’ fading horizom® e, the dead days’ content? We |} under the other days, in every mails pol-'a world well worth | praise, would we but He had been but he didn’t like the mee. | _ day | = The one thing in all the | World that he wanted just | = Was to ret out of sight. res- | He. nails,turn | find iove glowing as 't get ont of sicht soon while wait- | faith’s bricht amulet} ) emove the! watch its charms U | soft cloth. the best day yet! g ctor : LOS e m . » been a fashfonable mati- should say her, perhaps, for more than half of the recs lagen dng cal pata ; , - ©S s one ©¢€ )- nee, I was struck by the com- novelists are women ae Cae cup a to ree ee é inl a matoecs all chopped fine. Adi ment of the crowd of ladies. sat May have something to do with the fas- salt and pepper and a pinch of ‘*“How beautifully she uses cination of technique for our world of today. Wom- baking soda. Cover with boil- her hands,’ said one, and en have always been noted for their attention to de- | re seis a a" ee het nine af naathnasw Oo _ le a dd : aS YE , O38 potatoes are done. When what a voir of pathos In some taii, but I mustn't £0 1nto that too mucn,’ the man ready to serve add one cup of r +h, kL. «a os ‘Oo ‘ rary had made upon me to a clever writer, I aroused you look at the art and literature of today, in every- ’ , ‘ * } considerable energy of expression. thing excepting, perhaps, music, modern expression , ane" is sadly lacking im greatness, in the mass of ideas | ‘Technique, that is all people care for now. It " , cn at | , | that and, of course, in originalit) is not t great act or the great expression tha sal ; : , : bates b — — age [It can’t be helped! It’s a part of time and of eopie taik about, not what 1s done Dut DOW It Is | ie : ; . . our age, but some day there'll be a great awaken- | one aii ae) oe siiagie | f ing and it will come with some splendid writer or | “In every walk of life among artists, Musiclans artist with new ideals and expressions, awakening | New Wardrobe and writers it is ever technique that is striven for, us all, even perhaps the furious objectors, with, : . . a aa } o. -. e rn : } ; _— ~ bed and t! pud Is Loliowing in the wake of! ne new ideas of the living world. ( e t! leaders In music I believe there is a bursting of the righ * ‘Isn't it rather characteristic of our time, this bonds, such as characterizes genius in its manifes- Wear al! the new shades as quick attention to detail. to the small things of life— tations. Russian music has all the wonderful pos-, as they come in style. It doesn’t 3 | me | eon PPS | ae epee yg emer ditunre : sicians wil] | take money — just a few cents not to what is sald but how it is sald; not the paint- s{bilities| of present and future, but musicians will) — rth of dye. Get out your old . “—" . J ye. reL ru You if . ' : : en ? «ovr thatwt sv nie ya 9a 178 VWO-~ - - , ing of a creat subject, but how it is painted; not tel] \ ou toart,. even int tpls art. technique has iis ¥O dull ar faded garments Se a te, the creation of a great poem, the impression of a taries and its martyrs. morrow vou 1] bave a closet full of thrilling idea upon the mind, but the refinements Nothing. can be done in music without perfection | fashionable clothes! ees ws idl aireddanlt [+ fe tenon er se we "us c Perfect results right over othe of expression, line by line. in execution, it is true, so I suppose w must look a u ts ant fens -" ’ ioe lab for votaries to technique here as well as elsewhere, | ©O*OFS. *’ye your curtains, hangings, **We have becor so-inured to fastening our at- hj bind! d ingly so | spreads, too. Give your underwear : hut the 3 e y and irritat ly § 1; ct -¢ tention upon the small things of life the great but there is sometning bin os = "| delicate tints. All easy, if vou use thie ent te be in our everlasting practice of the new idea. | real dye. Use original Diamond dves. a] =o Dass us ry ° . % ~~ F * s e° To me, anyhow, there seems too much of the FREE now, from your druggist: di to ¢ ’ Lehn 12 F +h rainrer tha 1s eriti- : : a lees : Nae ; hehe oe ee saat small in connection with the everiasting insistence the j cigrreiea Dyes (Cys clopedia 26 yr) nr mirer 37) it is the Same with iS i sim 1e lre¢tions, wonderfn! SUL ised and at 444 44 :. and ] a c ke upon te ‘ h lique ib all the arts. 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' ‘4 f \ RE AIDE OTE 6 CR, OPE ae 1 Ce ee " COMIC PAGE r THURSDAY. OCTOBER 14, 1926. PAGE , > Yy 7% COMIC Pal THU _*55 OCTOBER 14 # SN ll mo . RN Maga’ wT RE — ees PINCH PITCHING. an towns can acquire one in se louked kind of “OCT &7 voting for seem | Een ga re Oct. 26. shaky for the Cardinals that das It looked as though their one-run Cardinal ciub. lead was due to slip away. fand Joison is the joker. -With every base encumbered and wee Lazzeri at the plate, | They called for Alexander, by the | rooters styled “‘The Great.” ernment.” Always some crank kicking with new fangled ideas. Oid “Péte” was like an iceberg “Wife Smoked, Wouldn't Cook, | as he sauntered to the mound, He Asks Divorce.” 38 on Al Jolson is a stockhobder in the alexander is the ace “Magill Wants Honest State Gov-— in The multitude applauding, as his Again love’s young dream goes pitching arm he wound. up in smoke. ‘Upon the pitch depended quite a roodiv bunch of pelf, Which feased not Alexander, who was confidence itself. particular kick out of the visit . ot “i : another Queen on Nov. 29 He viewed the situation with a calm ef, discernin = The man on the sandbox says after rubbine shoulders with Sam Breadon’'s Cards we won't get any of vy eve: Poor old Indiana! She idoked A hit would win the frolic and a! better in blue jeans than in those sacrifice would tie. white bed sheets and pillow slips. Said he: “The bags loaded and the Wop is set to clout-— There is no place to put him, so, lll have to strike him out Then suiting See where the Fat Consciousness Committee of the Millinery Re- search Alliance will meet tn New York this week for the glorifica- action to the word, tion of the American skypiece and as Toney swung his bat to discuss ways and means of krep- just exactly that! And in the final innings Alexan- 7 . ‘ : ‘ in hirhh > er. neeciay + +* #na n+ Old Alex didn t ado a thing but a4 4 Abs Paw y uncOoONns: ah us Ot Lie La that his overhead is being nicked for about 75 per cent more than der set ‘em down, the product is worth. And won eur first world series The miflliners no longer trim hats since Comiskey was a Brown. with egrets, but they continue to trim hubby with regrets. WHY NOT? A REAL BIRD. It took St. Louis 38 years to get Wonder if the shoebill stork lIate- . - » te ¢ ~ ; hi ? + . . a worics cnampionsaip ball .eam. Iv arrived at the Bronx Zoo pars Poad Kirkwood, Webster Groves, Val- tne baby’s shoe bill. Some bird it ley Park and all our other suburb- po doeg ome tg ee -- me me —_— ~ KRAZY KAT—By HERRIMAN oa So ONE S/M yw” 6 —" SHUX A CHANGE IS WHAY You \ NEED, A CHANG s | CF SCENBRY - Foowitoouy [a4 STILL | JUDGE RUMMY LC A CT CL tt ttt tae —o TT eet etnsanesanaae THE LITTLE SCORPIONS’ CLUB—By FONTAINE FOX | New 2 ty scmsean ame fT Toox 15¢ ovT OF THE SCORPIONS TREASURY To GET THOSE BEES BUT WHEN “STINKY DAVIS OPENED THE DOooR OF HIS PRIVATE CLUB NEXT MORNING THE RESULT WAS WORTH THE MONEY, \ \—~—-- Ree MI ee re te gee -_ to Lak@urst, ae = feo and a mif hours. htly mere than 16 ‘Coprright Les Argetes, cast off from | Ford airpot mooring mast at | s at 342 o’clock this af- commencing her return After sit ground Detroit the bi¢ TE nie at 445 headed for Buf- & flying acosse Lake Erie. Los Ameles arrived at the at 3:2 a. m. and Was an- safely to the mooring Mast he big Zeppelin completed the from he airport at Lake- N. J.. » Dearborn, the ob- Kwe of the iil-fated Shenandoah, hours. Bther comitions encountered the rute were generally and th: ship functioned weil, ‘dine to members of the crew. Meant ee I Sg wa ; A _ i” ites ‘. = ~ ~~ LA - RCHIAJSE BETAUSE ir - — RPROKE Ke “ADS _—— —- _— — ~~ — a a & S 1 aia Pr - eS “ ad a Wi ee “ _— m= — ~ anal ' ASE __ LUKE $ — — AND HIS UKE : PHONEY | THEY ARE LIFTING CCh 2 a - \ re CHT ‘| eT ie tee as ; tom : gm ft / : : ; FAC JTISTER VAAS WOBSLE (FOUGHT |. FOLKS FACES ian «BRR oa ong se Y seaiumirttaiinta is - Sa ( , i” , 7 | PAOD NEXT WE'LL HEAL ‘ ’ ia all ie _— — sia j CF PRONES ~¢ ——f ba a 8 ENE a BR TRAN THE YOUNG ) } The CLUMS Emm © besser a. “--— CUS CRAB Bm . BECAUSE HES 4 “>s ‘‘“s MY DAD'S Simm ‘-, CUSTOMER F- he i oe ; | \ Perrerees Gir apa “ Winds Avoided 1 times during the hie the ehin was DO! THEEM ANY ) THINNER, ALEC? a ne a“ WHY | HEARD) ~ 4 —_— ABouT A WOMANS '‘s THAT FATHTED [_ FOR SS Fv — = SH ame ral un*i? FASICDEH?) | tts oMective, ) Ane- ‘" ere (OFFERTH OF -—~~Y @ - WHAT D) ! ) MARRIAGE FROM) _@ SHE GET) Pomry-|\() CE ) TWENTY DAYTH! ) x “SIT ¢A : THCOTCH MEN?! a a & = \ J _ for thearrival of the ship at md cheered as the big though zhe airport. which is . off. ras not thrown open the pubit until after the ship -Moored crowds gathered egciosum and witnessed the ar+ and mporing operations from at ZW. Hicks of the Lake- Airpot was in charge of the crev detailed to receive the shh hovered about the fast more than two Fimlly lines were caught ‘the creat dirigible was drawn dow: by means of a travel- porirg groove. The landing = is ‘hy newest.of its kind. the MBtion if Herbert Thaden ef] m..ami the Los Angeles was ‘first lage ship to be attached eS: = A Tf mndahl in charge of the ship, ethe fier to clamber down the / to the greund. He was folowed by Admiral Mof- |and ¢hers of the personnel. Were whisked off to quarters red or them for a little rest tow to an official welcome fbe extnded later by city au- * = of the men showed signs gue having been on watch ther departure from Lake- SO THEY'LL SING THE Raa ge y7_1 RAVE TOS tt wh } sis 3 ate s te | AUC TTee G& / ; rtm whic ee You «THEOL "Tt . | ett Sale eS } f = al AJSiICE TO n h marked the first _— YOwre of the Les Angeles. . Withor serious mishap. Cast- Of fromm the naval airport af o at 11:95 a. m. Thore f Moring. the dirigthle main-| & speed of more than 54/, om 25 jour over Pennsytvania. =m enteed -he dangerous pocket @ Ohio the ship was pi- ~ °8£) no particularly serious wre encountered, Com- wr Rosendahi. who also was = 4 in eommand of the Shen- YA —. ~ a, Ck every «precaution. | : Was reduced to a minimum the “Ieaceronus «etreteh where Shenandeah was destroyed. 'p Was jockeyed abotu con- “Y °S groid air pockets and winds descending sometimes OW as 1520 feet from the es _Sscenc@g again as the £9 Le i x d “ “@nmander Ricsem@ahl.; 71) ‘ SE ELER 7 pe eit ae