St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 27, 1926

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PAGE? GANG MURDERS Gang PT WILLIAMSON BOUNTY ON EDGE Charles Birger Expected to _ Make Reprisal on Shelton Brothers for the Kill- ings. - STREET FIGHTING FEARED IN MARION Armored Cars Used by Har- risburg and East St. Louis Gunmen — Origin of Feud in Doubt. MARION. tamson County. Dbatt! half a hundred War ness another The Birger ence united in against the Ku Kiux days. #) » «+ et gees Civil to the and Shelton a common Kian, cause hare come to a parting of the wars. ~ followers of C bootlegger night, | Two of the hariles Birger, saloonkerper. and gumman, fell Monday victims of Sheltons. Birger, who has equipped him- self with an armored car to match | that of the Shelters and sur-. rounded himself with heavils armed and weli-paid gunmen. must now make the next move. and no ome who knows Birger the slayer of at least three men supposes that he will faii to act * a+ Is that troubleé Williamson. ¢ + . ts the So haying seen Kiucx Kian guinary election Herrin last A x ting on the edge of another tano. Town On Edge. Waiting. 3t jast o: AK fights with the san- & _* > - . + &s a» Bs ae An encounter between the Bir- ger gang and the contingent head- ed by the Shelton brothers, Ear! ~ +. ~ m and@ Carl. of East §S Louts. is irmmminent. So it is. t that the the just-before-the- returned to . 4" ler a. mM or > . aes aa old tenseness. battle feeling. has Williamson Countr meet on the street corners the talk is of the gang war What is Cherley -Birger going to Will he stand for the killine o” hie men? Is his reply te be a Pitched battle with the Shelto: crowd. perhans along the William- son County roade or in one of the towns. or are hit men to make reprisals onlv where they can find single Shelton selves” Williamson + * arm . ee 2 bd gangsters br County knowe what afreet fighting means The shoot- Ing of its cunme: which ap- proaches virtuosity has never aied - rrr aa , bd Weve sho = om brought harm to anv hut 1t} for whom it is intended. but the fights are instantiv reflected in the sudden @rop of business. in a «ud- den exodus of traveling men. in a studious avoidance of the by visitors Evervbody had surpose4 the kian was dead as a gun-figchtin agency during that there would he time. The klan cunmen. fig&tine m lost cause, had laid aside their automatics and gone back to either the districts from which ther were ported. The antikian crowd also @rerped its bellicose bers went back tc bootlegging or to more lawful occupations The Shelton and Birger gunmen. har- ing stood shoulder against the kian. friends. Antikian Party Splits. county the last Summer peace for 5 2 PR In county in other or ihr. aeee oe i « Ts attitude its merm- to remained aa Me good AnG@ then. ‘ike a thunderbo!: eame the news that the o'4@ an*i- SirTger on one klan party had sp’!t. side and the Sheltons on the other There are various rumors as to the cause of the rupture Pet Jeanlousies. disputes orer bootilegc- ging privileges, fights between the more reckless « over the Gistribution of robberv i: £unmen “Se «© ea . 7”“- ~ @iLonu a : - aa ” mpr.iv the This action of Birger. if true, grows out of his position as se *- appointed guardian of Harrisburg the county seat of line County. °1 miles east of Marion. Harris- burg is his home town nd so zealous has he become in its Pro- ‘ection that recently he issued & -- » £ announcing that Pee ow WOoUuULG ser * rrisburg was ke t at ia — ss the depredations of gangsters ane holdup men. In Harrisburg Birger trequent.y makes a show of armed force which may be reassuring to the citizens of Harrisburg, but is dis- couraging to the people of William- son woh know that Birger's ar- and well chosen arsena: may be used in Williamson u = " ~~ elects to give battie to the Shelton Two Birger Men Killed. With all this show. it was some- that th Birger casualties. body of. #5 et “a > a4 | & eh . Yester William was . : ss ~~ . _” li | ” e+: & mor ning eae ae! - # ~~ e | a wes sin wD ere" . . **2 ro a: ho ~ = A * iAaLit -- nes it appears h tan - an 3 _ ‘ ate —— Strong aoiGg. a roacnaouse nn: > eee *? ~ S i+ in % a be — 4 OD es, LAT Se i € i * ° © uwa.e@ Oi of the named joint by the Sheltonms as the men who Killed Everett: Smith and Harry Walker in a roadhous futht north of farion about two nontas ago. in that affray both men wera shot in the back The “oroner'’s *ur with bz dd = mor shown oO¥Y many stich W Amson County Dodies, found that hey had ikKilled eac other. but the Sheltons had ther ideas and got a Warrant which no one yet has had the temerity to serve on ehief offensive weapon. ** — ~ . 7 a e © ae should be decide to do battle with lll | ~ . ~~" = . y 2 he Shelten crowd. is his armored “ar ‘ “apabie of “ar, a Lincoin chassis which "i@S A g#teel piate body ing bulleta His rendervrous "The Cottage” is aiso pilentifully Stocked with machine guns, rifles and pistoia,. as Birger himseif has p ‘iy boasted. ey eT es : 7. SS ee The Sheltons, too. are said te own an armored car. a somewhat more of modéeast wrehix mounted on a lieh: a ~ a i= It - a — eh » rucK cAABa:S. j War trom nn. taat gunmen (Wo weeks azo fired upon Art Newman, East St. Lowis hotel and saloon pro- prietor. slightiy wounding him and his wife Newman waa formeriy a friend of the Sheltons, but the a‘ tuck took on a@ paricuiar signif tance Because of the fart that Newman and his wife were in Wit- larneon County a8 the house quests of Birger. As far as is known the Sheltens have no fired base in Williamaenn County, but operate out of Kast 8. Louis. In former days they wee known to be friendir to Sheriff Gai- in the the present fight. | Galligan's enemics now declare that Shelton gunmen are always to be found about the: background i[n i | expense _Claee to 4 Poad Sowee sceratead be Pirger sae fianned ta remaee relatiesws fen Ris Marrtehurg home hdeeacee &o just off the square ~~ . — + ~ o > » : arn @& : aw dha ‘ a ne t of the county Citizens Not Participants. —~ eo. a. Sit VATION —— 1 4 for their act —s 2 sheriff Has Oniy One Deputy ite] sQ@.4ui242n, BWAO Hecaus a warrants mn the attempted e a= irder of S&S. Gienn Young. two- gin kian raider, and his wife. itn * ~ Mia 24 .y ™ « oh a a ®” — ——— » * nz T2838 Lt LPG 2 A AT! ifTray, and s wife were «shot while ling in t r automediie im the kaw River botteme Neither af these charres against the Sheitons Waa prosecuted, the charges being tier'aee4 ‘reach case. (alliwan recentic reqrestet adc titionai deputies Hut the rea raz refuseec y the Caunty &S fenera berate f iaecx art Aft ane time OGallit@an maintained jarge staff of denutiesr at h ere > ‘Weare going ‘to get ewen ant | We are ening ‘to work fast.” Rirger ‘ald newenaner may Pt egee aid WVMeQuayr “ae when he ventured ay #’iihout company an‘ *adaw akc? the Gheltan Aeathers aw Men scouting areund his place last night, John L. Duvail to Be Ques- tioned Here Tomorrow When Senator Resumes Indiana Investigation. . Maror dianapolis wil Reed's one-man commit- inte m= Klux activities in Indiana, be a witness i= Senator investigation > - . ~ ~e 4 + + Le — —.: toe Ww rE ad ©! tmat ing sai 5 Ss 2a ¢T. ka sae > te hs i , Tl) = - P * - ? & ~ Or sa] r eae rai } UliiGcsng uex @ au 2 a Am. tomorrow. Mayor Duvail was brought into the case. by Thomas H. Adams, Vincennes newspaper publisher ah made public a photostatic img to have béen written by Duvali to. D: C. Stephenson, when Stephenson was grand dragon’ of the Indiana Klan Stephenson is now serving a life term in prison for murder The ter related to an aillaged agreement to turn certain mwuyici- Bal patronage over to Stephenson. Duvall has denied the uthenti- sity of the letter, and hag filed suit ore for libel against a number of news- papers which printed the photo- Sta e ¢ops The subpena for Mayor Duval! Wwas' one of six or more issued for Indiana witnesses, for tomorrow's nearing in St. Louis Duvall said n Indianapolis last night, afer: the serving of the subpena, willing to testifv. but ‘here is > nothing I can tell the committee.” Names of others for whom sub- penas were issued have not Been 4 - -_ ~ ~ Watson Denies Statement Senator. James E. Watson of In- diana jast night telephoned frem Indianar « to Senator Reed, Jenv- ne that he had made a remark at- tributed to hin is to the inguilr Watson Was roted as having said that he did not intend to “rush out and hant up Reed and stick an af- fidarit under his nos¢ Watson said he made no such statement In amnouncing vresterdar noon that he wo id restime the Ziana ‘inquiry here. Sepmator said he »ped both Senators son and Robinson would be h He said he would rec 2 any Javit which Watson might s n reply to allegations as fo pn feais by Watson with the xk! ~ . a ~*~ -- — «- ——" —~ em ~ ~~ :e of .mdiana Witnpsses bh ard — D> - : . ea at . One 2 @&.! ‘ meeac a2. AADSSS UY Ane Rr > a 34. .-.A a? r ss » > aa? i ss - ~ _ > — ae 3 ~ " ——— ~ » Sa - S —~ r. .. ae Th Walter F. Boss nd James Bolin secretary of the Kian itn Indiag oh a —— + - TE eee _— + 2. SPra r ve = 8 na > a — ae | ~~ = ~* ? ~~ ~ OF, rc ‘ a q hast A > —_s -. . nreiG am JAnuarr 7 Vs 2S ingen — = Rr At that “On rence Weert s resc- ~ > Rm - = - -_ ~ ese Was fn-nradt ~s — - > , _~ & cause he Fouild ot k’an “rnin s ai - rt a*sor a ae Dr. Hira: Wizard —_— \\ Om SEs + aie! - down tke ‘Tine’ "ner y also asserted i og had «” -— - a * es ™ —— -~ ' reVA ‘= > : Chow 2 farred the enlactior ~ T ad : ~ . Lee Smith of In@ianapolis as Rossert’s successor - am t eae _-_— es See ee ee Ot i Un , a. 4 ~ we - mf +hke »’ So 4 - ne. said his purpose was to give — — senators Watson and Rabinson ar APPoOr unity ~~ mrecar* their 3 2 = We : a, Pee enc za ¢ q ff ard > a sera - = =o * 7*e «rn ™ ar? Se - "aT = hs st eS all "e=a2 7 * ~~ rr ed ar P.. > oe ~ el trying to conduct this bearing as fn =" LS — ‘ec \- 2 > . —— -*> |= »\ "ea. + — * - 1S - Ie tea c gh ow 2% ~~ * -_ te oe “2 ~ -c2a I = . ~*-a - 7 - "A Tm is 3 ,_e. Wa ea id +e : d ha 4 sis Mia Seratore e* ther attended = Roe . ‘ ‘ A swe om co, ° Tere rer fece > *+aA4 ead ~~ eee . . e a - Ls * a s Ss won. hart 2 *™s 3 nmirilege — cross-examining other witnesses Harold Lioyd’s “Heavy” Man Weds. Re th: . . .ss0Clatec Press LOS ANGELES. Cal, Oct. 27 Marriage of n Francia, who piaive ‘the ting “heat: roles wit Haroid Lioyd’s “im cempanr. and Miss Francis Hanricn. New York “OTP ~~ cinger *® anrnoun ga >a T"}.. a > he — . — ~ - QD . 4 a a Dice 2 Si Ver; - side, Ca! | October 30th “—* COLUMBIA $3.00 =* BOONVILLE 3.50 UW okane 2. VMicRaine ° "re ££ 8 @ eo @ Gee @&@ & © & | New PU... ccccesehda ~~" enesi er Farm azains merger lost all five pre- rger Defeated 2-1; County Vote 67 Per Cent | precinct of Senator Williams, went. against annexation by 25 to 204 Crowds gathered itn Clarton, Webster Grovea and elsewhere in merger carried two newer precincts gisetion result with bomba | just west of the city along Clayton | ya biowing of sirens and noisy the county laat night celebrated ‘he fire- > > automobile parades. ; ' Seemingly ‘entered into the reason for the de- feat in the county: Resentment sf interference with local government by the city. fear of possibie dis- franchisement of county voters ‘or the general election next Tuesday, fear of temporary governmenta! rectnet was for merger chaos while the merger was beicg put in effect. objection to the form community co-operation pro- posed, lack ef effective campaigu- ing in support of the proposal... One effect of the campaign was to kindle public interest in locai government and call aitention ¢€0 numerous conditions thought to r-- ; quire remedies. So deep was the interest in the | county that the previously unheard of accomplishment of a complete report from all precincts Dy tne morning after the eiection was | achieved. Within three hours after | the polls closed 113 precincts had | reported. Of course, Total vote of the 12 tmcorperated Were easy to count in this elect:on. | For merger, 5811; | towns con-. the voting 2*temtion to the suggestion ma ie by sf the whole county. Only county oppoments that annaxatior — Tt af the Dai.ots Whole City for Annexation. City voters apparentiy paid little | would itmcrease city taxes and would the city no good. Every one of the 28 city wards returned a iarge majority for annexation. The heaviest vote Twenty-eighth Ward in was in the the West End, adjoining suburbs. It went | with a ward |; 160 to 1 for merger. majority of 3848. Majortties tn the other wafds adioining the county were. Twelfth. 1491; Twenty- fourth. 3382: Twentr-seventh. 2694: iret, 177 Other wards returnin majorities were: Thirteenth. es a=. » am | Fourteenth. 3023:: F **% ‘a ~se -_ - _ 2233: Twenty-second, 2545; iwen- ty-fift! °483: Twenty-sixth,. 2741. ; The three downtown wards. the Fifth and Sixth. produced total votes of only about The PostDispatch radio station. a a favored annexa- rsp. announced at $:49 o'clock las’ just giving at that time the vote of all j “Ae a ¥ city precincts and i*%- coun-y pre . oh . ~- bs +> eincts. an@ 13 minutes ‘acter re- turn of six more county precincts | I : 1#™MayY were broadcast. this edition.) $1 0,000:000 MOTOR TRANSIT these chief elements. 1990 each. | ' QUITS NUNNERY TO WED U. S. SOLDIER TOM TAGCART BENE INDIANA GRAND At _— ~rre ree weer?’ iteeman ADDear ip INDIANAPOLIS, om Taggert, for years oss of indiana. and Greathou Lemocratie commiteeman for peared todar before the County grand fury, which & ‘.gating charges of politfeal in the State. They were ® jury room for about 15 mimes They were followed bp H. Armitage, local Republican pas. ticiam, and Bord Gurley, ~ah othse, sa aT st) LS ~ le a ~ = editor of In ‘Danapoltis Times believed that Taggart af asked ff anew of any effort by the Ii aie | Klan to obtain power ip the Dems. it Was Out Go -eratic party. $30¢ = | The investigation hinges es of 7 ments alleged to have beam wey D. C. Stephensen, i which bs asserted? the klan contre peencinted Democratic and Repatieanal leoLEDO. o., cans while he was “grand Greg Eas of police, of the hooded order a few ios two mu ago. —iors Deemer &s George H. Eliott, former “gullites for ine sia clops” of the klan fin Martek Cou. oe °§ vears o} ty and Harvey Bedford, formats @ dead ear! active in Klan circles her, wom Mary Aide ‘he two principal witmespes with two pt dar. a few hour The inquiry was interrupted dun irs. killing of ing the day when Judge James A Mien was crushed Collins instructed the jury that = in the ha should, tn the pubife tmteret a “fiend kil turn indictments immediately # citizens ‘° a | there was any evidence against police protes persons who are candidates }pepulcus dist: election next Tuesday. The Quileeded of the P said tt had no report te make eial details gv . ' that time. night. Toleds Garrett, The investigation was started ed a reward er Thomas H. Adams publisher Mure and co the Vincennes (Ind.) Cemmerciiiibabber The had charged that Inétans ® reward. a had been contaminated by the ie the Toledo fluence of Stephenson, oe He was angry because "OW is serving a life sentence &FBWomen were » al an- | *@ murder of Madge Oberholtem@ief of Palice Attorneys for Stephenson. Johm Eifjad> ‘he {fark = nad killed M? 3. ce. F automobile on a country imear xere. = ‘ — -- ~-—-— she received the attentions ‘other man. m a ietter to Mrs. Srown’s 18- V. Miller. conferred 2 Rushvil ‘ Today pol year-old son Cloyd, a freshman yesterday and gaid Stephenses ns of Men. in the State university at Columbus, appeal from his conviction prot leame\er Sough: Betts detailed his love affair with ably would be filed with @ roomer was had known | Supreme Court at ones. that ther had | . very week initia! Steamship Movements. 'By the Associated Press. Arrtved. Lisbon. Oct. 35, Sinaia, New York. mn shooting. aj husband dee’ was man ao ted ‘he theor kille? Mrs. A flar?tyr im thy mis Haas. CT you will be very sad you receive this’ could -—T wrote. i — — ho ow 9 im tim et >- + - «+ = 7 - ‘7 perhaps lay in doubt that che = CORPORATION iS ORGANIZED not stand any longer and your Hongkong, Oct. %8, tives, who ¥ tied i. a~ZF +s -_ 3 + . > vision Of tne merger pian ‘or a -_3 ear mother could not either. We) Monroe, New York and Gam Feaeeerthern Mich ~ : : ‘ 7 * ~~? 4" . é _ reduced rate of municipal tax on Ya Ot 37 The Motor: planned to end it all.” ~isco back by ¢€ "ae land Se : _nmitlAtsYU, ee pS : . ay would prevent an i- +ransit Corporation. capitalized +t A Coroner's jury’ gave a verdict London, Oct 26, Minnekebay to aid ae th $19.000,000 and underwritten ‘y¥ of murder and suicid New York. Bunt. The farmers went to * “es in ne ee —. bod [ ‘ ee? ) } 7.) _— > *- + ~- > > _ : - . s (heir suburban and.city neighbors. hue lines in Minnesota, Michigan me by her hush: >... — Fe ee peiahiciel = aie l : a ~ --- - *- > = ae : —_ Coe at we S2OTICUY PUPAL Precincts. which Kentuckr Ohio Illinois, Wisconsin j \ a! ‘rom wor nave 6331 registered voters. 5321 a asian Jeneral offices will Le ee een wee ballots were cast, with this result: here wie . officers belt Por merger. 334; against, 5987. In ‘Bawin ‘ Ekstrom of the Gray- | A Gce of a stray > Alden hom the remaining 99 which 3re rm Afoa or - = * — +h *-- > - natu (me vote was: For merger. 0.728: against 17.$97°. in Meramec Township, which is less suburban in of the new organization. One C re : : _ «A ~*~ county precincts. hound Lines was named presicent ~n# «eho ~ w tS ? _ . ote A i-_ Zevelopments planned includes a:* plane passenger service “hicago and Benton Harbor, South between the iarge rural section forming the Haven. Milwaukee and Muskero2. western part of. the county, an? The new corporation. organized un- having only 1437 voters. the poll der the laws of Delaware, plans was: For merger, 77: against. terminal stations in all of the pris- 1094. In Central Township. which cipal cities in the states mentioned ° % . . * + ~ ~~ i- ms ser ~~ se ‘. 5 4 ist west of the city. including Uni- versity City, Clayton. Richmon4 Heigh's. Maplewood and most .? Webster Groves, the vote was For against. 13.604. has @ registration of an 2. “ 4 * ~~» £ Senator Williams’ Precinct. v1 read. home =? ~ = 45.00 led suburban area and airports at Muskegon and Chi- caro. or 5” per cent of the county penser of liquor. Cold Jails Woman Bootlegzrrr. NEW BRUNSWICK. a 2, CO 3 —_ > .=_ eo? Ko e7 —A sudden drop tn temperacure 5 s se ~* — °~A- to a §0-dars’ jail sentence ‘0! ee ~ a1 = bee seamstress and dis- A man who ! his coat ‘and hat with her to pay for several drinks calied on police when the cold wave struca. a ~w sis '¢v 4 w “-* Tato’ Fal 4 a a & vo aT. vo 44 ee oe Oe a Oe - : - “oO Oe 2 VES oe PEP oe PES os VEL 2 Ves A Hand-Decorated Bedroom Suite A charming Bedroom Suite of Venetian motif. Color- fully hand decorated. Twin beds, dresser with loose mir- ror, toilet table, chiffonier with movable mirror, night stand, chair and bench. The set Pieces may be purchased separaieiy LUCKS-ORWIG-LEROI FURNITURE ~ DECORATIONS + DRAPSRIES 1117-1119 LOCUST STREET a a a PA St A A Se if be vv + SA S20! es Is, 5832 31s Is . Pe af es. — -Tesisting copper steel. Free suggestions, catalogs service Or personel TRUSCON STEEL COMPANY 1401 Syndicate Trust Bidg.. St. Lewin, Ma. Phone GArctieid 2056 USCON . ILDINGS from a dist. have been ; Dor leaving ¢t EP you crawfout of bed inthemortingestied Ti. the time sh been heard as. residing f° erward, police from. @ as you were when you went to bed? jusrworm » He alien fou SIminally wm ofa. ers rem SSlanee hete oe Croy and . a few bi TS of Thick alike Menzle The denier who sells Rome “De Laxe” Bedeprings rendustee- manmty a Tue service. lo justice tf hum, as well as yoursll, kt ae Gwe sel you a substruse For econcmy as well as benith, ioats t ~ ee a ee re a i: Aaa: ana 2 gaa ENR UE Neil Nia il ‘ ’ of Jan berm * Mic ca -_ — > Sal the oe ma Tere belie ty

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ART BEFORE a | GRAND Tr) 30ss and nail man Appear in Graft Inquiry, == ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER-27, 1926 | TWO WOMEN LEA AD WOMAN WNSTEROUSLY. N TOLEDO Olga Milanoff and Her Children | Press. al LIS, Ind., Oct. 27 Or years Democra 3 a, and Charles A. emocratic natio , for Indiana, = ap. — before the Marion #* ury, which ig inves Mf pie Death in Her Din- ig Room Soon After Teacher Is Killed| > “3 - ? ” 2 al ee’ s of politica) corrup.- | *. They were tn -how bout 18 mirutes te olowed by William cal Republican pojj. ES APPARENTLY — NOT CONNECTED d Gurley, managing ndianapolis Times -d that Taggart and ‘re asked if they fort by the Ky Klux § power in the Dem>. #5 tion hinges on state to have been made™ gen Cautioned Not to! { Out Unescorted — | ” in Rewards for x of Teacher. enson, in which he an controlled some | Republican politi. WegpEDO, 0., mis of police, Organized to solve gos two mysterious ws, began a ther y for ine Siayers of 2% years old. Bedford, formerly Mig @ead early circles here, were | Mary Aiden, al witnesses yester- dis with two pistol bullets in her | afew hours iater. ' vas interrupted dur. i ‘kiting of Miss Croy. whose | was crushed with a in the hands of what of ag a “fiend killer,’’ , ts immediately if Be steens to a point where strin- police protection fpopuious districts has been de- ice Department. details guarded the streets ini at. Toledo a reward of $1000 for the was “grand dragoa” order a few years riifott, former “eye. an in Marton Coun- en Judge James A . ed the jury that it public interest, re. | vidence against any &, are candidates for . Tuesday. The jury report to make at tion was started aft." Adams publisher of | and {Ind.) Commercial, bher.” The rat Indiana politics Bé reward. a minated by the in- @§ the Toledo Stephenson, who a life sentence for PWomen were Madge Oberholtzer. Bief of Relice tephenson, John H. e the dark d lust police can question Today police rounded ». Hill and Thomas } ferred in Rushville said Stephenson's of men. is conviction prob with the Constitutions of Mis- souri and the United States pa to Senator Wil- ‘refusal to > commit hinrself on | ~ in the city-wide American citi- “What you want in the Senate is a man of courage, {and the ability send a man who, after a proposi- h _i tion has been c has to have a ooeaesi = body of Mrs. fin the dining room by her husband when he re- from work Alden was officera believe. sof a strugz'e. Alden home from a distric have been se Called By Phone. man answering the descrip-» the roomer was seen or leaving the the time shots were said to. Pheen heard residing next door. Short- ard, police received a tele- call from a man, pn had been murdered at home. The call was traced i pay station. i 4 at the address, bat’ were Eto find any signs of trouble | tid net enter the house. Enes A Harrison, Negro, turned | fio police an iron bar which ne ™ On a refuse pile Roof the Croy and ieewed independence eae Py loose ow! police pate in ch | hecome a show his honest to vase | adn ittance was char: god, she bear- . yroceea* ory? ter down doors without ' ods SOME t citizens and hold them with- and without trial, ' thinks. progress is going to be dow says prohibition So is religion. But relicion become | political question if somehody moral question. , to i human lif these actrocities in he sanctioned them er they were committed.” Re urning te en right to worship? was a moral question ‘thecame a law. political acai, people have the ri ight to change und of the Miessest aencenneaiisiad Con- 902 was locked She heard the same voice scream: “Let loose, you fool, or I'll take | | you along.” Reed asserted that from a transcript of bdnedinen when he said thet irksome and tyrann “a referenduia is the last device iof a man who dares not lin the Senate who, when he is con- would be willing to have his own fronted by a question, ‘around and count has to go down to the said he would. understand a man Ww ith mat ted not be represented I would rather have a man who is opposed to me because I would ' Seeking Taxicab Driver. Ts also are | = eeengpes asked wanted women sent nth rensihhn and he perhaps he didn’t, they should be work itn the hospitals. on some questions | know where to find him.’ Constitutional Question. been prefatory ped to have picked Bhe scene of the clubbing and | ho- | the man to ae downtown l Reed's prepared ‘he now addressed himself with the. expression that he wanted ee I can it audience to pay as a constitutional! does to. Babe Ruth's home-run re-- mener Henzier. at a post-mor- Mamination. determined by had been struck at least bdlows, any one of them suf- for such a purpose’ Horatius stood at He also found that she had minally assaulted. ers remarked upon . between Croy and of Miss * @ few blocks away. Of Jan. 18 of this year. ts which caused Much alike on Dr. Henzler said his exam- He defined monarchy as the sys- based 6n the the people are capable of self-government, and de- mocracy as the system based on the premise that people are born frer, that they are capable of self-gov- Sampson declined “unless Ma went — SWE CACC. principle that know the attitude of a man on public issues before he goes to the Senate, and to expect him to do his own thinking after he gets there. On am taking the same position | inion man — * “Hawes States qed Stand. who can seriously opinion of that sort is not a man whom you can trust to for you in times of stress.’ Holds Wijliarms Responsible. Arriving at the episode of Mre. | Reed recalled man Wwhd@=lelivered the | the Republican convention, and had since been oe ese for the nd that none of his: utterances had been repudiated by | Senator Williams or the otPer can- ceding Reed’ s ad. irons. agencies are subject to their con- The slightest tmpairment o the underlying principles of demo. cratic government threatens the en- tire structure, he safd. campaign for falling to discuss the iseyes with mv opponent. Flow ean I. when he won't discuss them i VANDERBILT $ FOR DOWER RIGHTS Mociated Pro«t. PrURT, R. I. Vanderb i} sane ‘peti itio ek) l.} town coun- asa Probate Court. rights in the M Reginald C. Vanderbilt, an =e of $2000 a month _ as Of an auction sale. — “8a to dispose of furnish- " equipment -Potnt Farm ‘counties of the State overshadowing How can Tt discuss farm relief . mouth «FR. teach your children require a referendum ‘to help me make up my mind on If a Senator requires determine what! utes?” eat and wecr is your own business. and what you drink is your own business. As the answering roar of ap- plause subsided, “Now. brother Williams, if rou are | within the sound of my voice, there | a referendum to he thinks on one |require it in other subjects. bear their responsibility for what _| Hyde has said. “Hyde has brought an ment against Harry Hawes,” is the main count | * AGATE mene The! would rote for Propositions Nos. ! Senate cannot wart for one of its! and 2, the pelice pension and work- to men’s compensation proposal« 10 DEATH FROM HOTEL WINDOW Brooklyn Mother and Daughter Commit Suicide 30 Minutes After Taking Room on Eleventh Floor. ‘By Leased Wire From the New York Bareau of the Post-Dispatch. nd 32, respectively, registered a nicht at Martha Washington Hote ‘and within half an hour leaped cal of an eleventh-floor window. They were dead when reached by a hos- pital surgeon, who climbed out of a second-story windew to where the bodies had lodged, atop the en- trance canopy. The older woman had been ter, for a time im rage on a ledge spike outside a ninth-floor window, fought with a nurse who tried to) drag her in to safety, and finally followed her mother to death. The bodles were taken to a Brooklyn undertaker’s by A. Hey- was a brother of Mrs. Warschauer. | “Police reported Heyderman as say- ing Miss Warschauer had over- studied and only recently left en | | asylum. Asked for Room “High Up.” The two women applied to the clerk for’a room “high up.” Taking | them up the elevator, the bellboy | waited tn the hall while they ex-. ‘amined the room. The older wom- an strolled to the window and looked out. The room wagin the middie of the building, which | brought the window directly over. the entrance sign below. Miss Virginia Bixby. in a room | om the eleventh floor, heard a | splintering sound outside her win- dow and rushed to the sill. think- | ing there had been an automobile ge icollision. Miss Marjorie Laplante mjof Toronto, emerging from her bath on the ninth floor, heard a thud at her open window. “I saw what had made the crashing sound,” Said Miss Bixby. “There was fust light enough to see a dark spiotch, like an out- stretched body, caught on the en- trance canopy far below. and on the ninth floor ledge another wo- man was hanging half over and/' fighting with somebody inside who was trying to keep her from fall- me."* The younger woman had not great-rerandchildren | jumped clear of the narrow grill- i ‘ ~t tity iJ ; bie | work outside the windows and had caught two floors down. Miss Laplante, a slight girl, he! a| 'on grimiy and tugged with a slip- ping hold. : | “You fool!’ screamed the girt| her arms. “Let me loose, you} | fool! I want to go to mother.” Miss Bixby took in the scene at) a glance, ran out her door and | raced down the steps at the end | of the corridor. But she miscal-| culated the depth below her of the, little melodrama and brought UP | yutside the door of Room 802 in-| ttead of $02. She pounded with her fists and got only an echo. | She ran back a flight. Door |! There followed a little silence, another splintering jar and a mo-| ment jater Miss Laplante unlocked her door and collapsed in the arms f Miss Bixby. Police said Miss Warschau- | er had been treated recently at the “entral Islip State Hospital for the Insane. Miss Laplante, a trained nurse, had to be treated for ner- vous shock. Three Fire Alarms Pro ‘rove False. Three false alaPmse of fire were | answered by the Fire Department | netween 10 and 11 p.m yesterday The calls were to 1924 Whittier | street 1944 Whittier and 1847) RBelleglade avenue Fire Depart. | ment officials were unabie to trace | the calis eee F=NnN”N_ pe Ae sae Re Neen => Missouri asking that the people) assermmbie and instruct him what to think. “The people have the right to “T have been criticised in this > t¢ t, man who changed his mind on that subject on the floor of the| Senate within 10 minutes?” How | can I discuss primary elections | corruption with a men who ‘changed his vote on the resolvticn to investigate it within seven min- He said he hoped his audience entree a a ee te ee ~ | {s your referendum.’ He repeated his familiar obije-- Hons to the principle of prohibi- there {g a poiat. where regulation must stop, else t. will eventually extend to smoking, | Hawes ansteted a weman. hut that He asserted | he assisted this particular woman. | who happened to have been mar- ried to a man who was of German That is the charge, and it | : — MMMer eatate He charges when the wat Moses Taylor. ™ for James Of the estate. had asserted bile totaling $100,000 Vanderbilt estate. Varderbilt’s petition , these bills could not and the farm ' the widow of Adolphus Busch, was . Hawes assisted her to ‘The charge is not that | WORLD'S MIGHTIEST SPECTACLE 50,000 persons have seen it here—acclaimed by press and public as the last word in thrills and splendor—now in ‘its last two weeks. Buy tick- ets in advance or you may miss seeing it. enlist’ 204 TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY | 2:30 and 8:30 AMERICAN THEATRE ities. ix. 1 MATINEES—5Oc, 7bc, $1 2» oe eating and clothing. he could make as moving a speech against corsets and high heels, 25° destroyers of health, as was ever) birth. made against drinking. And as for is true” the dictum that the majority ts al- ways right, and laws spected, he pointed out 3 pec crimes of history, from the became a citizen. down, had been com- | mitted with the approval of -&fnounced l eztate was insuf- PQy the debts + Reed sketched the life story of | = @f the funeral. must be re- | Adolphus Buech, telling nana a came to this country 75 rears ¢ PNR LENE Ite tts fought tn the Civil War, and even- the tually amassed a fortune, majority, and in accordance with) ‘which he devoted to philanthropic and benevolent purposes. bédy rests in this soil that left Vanderbit went in equal Mald Vanderbil tm. Harry Cushing Gloria. the law as it existed. “I don't like to wasté time hunt- ee ee _Mrs. R. Rollins of Jefferson City _County when she appeared at the | county jail here yesterday with her | arrested on a charge of tampering with an automobile. Rollins slipped | out of the jail corridor last week and scaled a high fence. POLICE SEEK TO PREVENT PARIS SACCO DEMONSTRATIONS By the Associated Press. PARIS, Oct. 27.—The police of Paris, recalling previous demon- strations and threats against ihe American embassy and consulate in connection with the conviction of Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti of murder in Massachus- etts, are taking every precaution to prevent further incidents, as the outgrowth of the refusal of the court of Dedham, Maass., to zrant a new trial. The officials of the embassy and consulate have not asked the fo- lice to make additional assignments of guards. They are leaving the matter entirely in the hands of the police themselves. POSTON, Oct. 27.—Celestino F. | | Madei N , ’ NEW YORK. Gan 8 cteen | eiros, of ew Bedford, under Bertha D. Warschauer and her a ter Dorothy, aged about 560) sentence of electrocution for mur- der, was granted a respite to Jan. : “oF 27, 1927, by the Governor and ‘council yesterday. This action was jtaken on tha recommendatioa of _Attorney General Denton and D's- trict Attorney Wilbar- that it ‘vas “necessary for the orderly admin istration of justice.” This was the second respite granted to Madeirus as a result of his deposition set- ting forth that he was present at j|the murder of a paymaster and | scalped by the impact. The daugh- | guard in South Braintree in 19°08) and that neither Nicola Sacco nor: | Bartolomeo Vanzetti was involve! in that crime, of which they have) been convicted. The first respite was granted to permit hearing on | i bl |'Vanzett!. Judge Thayer, an Satur- | derman of Brooklyn, who said he '| day, denied this motion on che ground that Madetros had not told the truth. | was to save this material witness | of the defense pending appeal to | the Supreme ee By the Associated BERLIN, Oct 3 et Tol dete moet ing was held ‘vos yesterday in protest against the refusal of a , new trial to Nicola Sacco and Bar- | tolomeo Vanzettl. RETURNS HER SON TO JAIL. | Mother of Escaped Prisoner Says / He Should Be Punished. | fare to the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, Oct. 27.— “My son is not above the law and ‘f he is guilty he should be punished,” told Sheriff L. C. Withaup of Cole ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH CTY TD OPPOSE PLEA FOR HIGH PHONE RATE son, Lee Rollins, 18 years old. who) escaped from the jail several da-s | af0 and was_.sought by the county officers. Mrs. Rollins said her son returned to his home Monday nigt to get some of his effects before leaving the county. She persuaded him to surrender and brought him | to the jafl yesterday. Rollina and another youth were PAGE | Request That Public Service Body Withhold Approval. temporarily increased rates business telephones in St. Louls be | ‘pot made permanent, as the com- {Counsellor Muench Prepares City Counselor Muench is pre- | paring a request to the Missourt Public Service Commission that the; lesley, Loré Cowley. a descendant for! of the brother of the “Iron Duke TRON DUKE’S Lord Cowley, Descen@ant of Wellington’s Brother, Ac- cuses Chorus Girl Wife. Special Cable to the Pos'-Dispatch. LONDON, Oct. 27.—Arthur Wel- of Wellington, yesterday began ®'1it for divorce against Mae Picker, ‘his American chorus-girl wife. They pany is asking, without further, have two children. hearing from the city. » | The Commission in June, 1925.: 0 Oct 31. that maintenance during 1925 in- creased 33 per cent over the per- iod between 1921-24. He wants, pi also, discussion of the recommen- a motion for new ¢ | S280, : w trial of Saceo and | dation of the Commission's audi- tors. that the company reduce ‘its plant account by $1,175,520. He seeks to know whether a reduc- tion to 4 per cent of the 4% per The respite granted yesterday| ont of gross revenue which the company has been paying to its parent, the American Telegraph *& Telephone Co., for service in lab- oratory work, has not yilelds4 a saving that should be considered fn permanently fixing rates. He wants further light on the sepa. ration of operating expenses among the local, long distance and out- ‘tate operations Further, the City Counselor sai4, certain business Interests are pre- narine to intervene and he urges ‘he Commission to take no actton mntil they are heard ROAT CAPSIZES: TWO DROWNED By the Associated Press KANSAS CITY, Mo.? Oct. 27.— Driven against retards in the Mis- sour! River by a sharp wind, the | 200-ton steamboat Eliza Woods) capsized and sank near Atherton. 20 miles east of here, vesterday. ' carrying two persons to the bottom | of the river with ft. The body of Mrs. Loutse M. Maud. 45 years old, cook om board the boaf, was recovered. The other, that of Forest Bridges, 17. of Ath-. erton, has not been found. The Eliza Woods is owned by the Woods Construction Co. of Kansas City, | which ts engaged in contract work on the river. Twelve workmen on the boat escaped. advanced the rates for business telephones for 13 months in a sum estimated to yield the company |$894,497 of additional revenue. When the 13 months expired. an audit of the company’s affairs had not been completed and the tem- | urged her to “go and do the sane porary rates were further extended | thing.” Cowley admitted an actrees Counselor Muench now wants |opportunity to inquire into certain | items of the completed audit. He wafhts an explanation of the fact a ee ee Cowley, who has been an acto” since boyhood, met his wife ‘i /1814, when both were pleying ‘in the Gatety Theater, New Yor. They were married at St. Patrick's Cathedral. Cowley revealed years of unhap- py life on the etand. Counsel for his wife said Cowley had boast! to her of his unfaithfulness and had caused trouble between him and his wife, but accused his wi‘c of habitual sprees. Mrs. Collier, deserfbed as a friend of the Baril, testified tha’ the Countess had told her se loved a Mr. Kent, who its name! as co-respondent. She also sta‘e«( that she had once received a leti«r from Kent stating that he and the Countess had agreed not to see each other for six months, during which each was to give up 4rink- ing. “Wherever there was a bottle of whisky, Kent was sure te come.” Mrs. Collier testified. 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Re ooo ner tse ome = — at on mete - ee ene n —- Ee OLN ei Aten SS brand Laun- Soap: very iow priced; .” tiadit of 20 bars to customer. Toilet Paper, 10 Rolls, G9c Royal Toilet Tiesuec, full rooo-sheet rolis of soluble tissue. ‘(Deownestairs Store.) BAVINGS Day tetteeeeill Extra-Size Dresses $1.59 Well - tai- lored of guar- anteed fast col- or prints in many colors; a ttractively trimmed; sizes 46 to 52. 300 to sell. ‘(Downeteirs Etere> | | Girls’ Chinchilla Coats Deubdb! e- breasted modc- ele in mevy, brown and wine: red cot- ton flannelette lined; sizes 7, 8,g and io. Just 1o0in the group. (Downstairs Store Union Suits ” Saat || Button- waist style; ribbed fieeced Suits _ with drop seat, ‘short sleeve, Child’s & knee length ; taped shoul- | ders; sizes 32 to 12. Downstairs Btore Allen “A” Hose | tops: also of rayon and silk; large assort- ment of new shades; slight seconds. (Downstairs Store.) Boys’ Gauntlets 25c Pr. Boy Scout style of cotton jersey in brown, with leather cloth cuff; may be had im sizes «4 to 9. : ‘Dewnetairs Store Men’s Union Suits $1.68 Kerry knit part woo] Suite in long sleeve, ankle length style; Cooper neck, closed crotch: mot- tiled celor ; sises 36 to 46. (Dewnsteirs Store ) 5 1. LOUIS POST rw es a am ee ne once ergata enon penmenReenenoeeaenteapmnentorse te are ee ee ein —— Se sd — WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27, 1926, See Cal Olle ail deatiinsiaat on Pane 16 GRAND-LEADER _ Women’ s Kid ona Novelt cuff imported Kid Raous iz mode, . $9. beaver and snail w of na savage 4 30 . ef sizes Guaranteed Alarm Clocks Stix Baer & Ful ler rpuaranteed tep-hbel Alar: (ocks one- $7.00 00 niece case; pat tented Wing 20-hour move- Large-Size Boston Bags Made of heavy biack auto topping with 69 double handles and 4 strap lock. Women’s ’Kerchiefs, 12 for tin white, embroid- and s0lid colors ané 49- woven borders. Aromat novelty prints Linen "Kerchiefs, 3 for Men's pure linen Hanéd- eee al} white; t éozen to 4 eustoen or se 4 Soap Chips, 3 Packages arge size package of 6 VW} - a — Olive Oil Soap, Dozen Cohate ‘ pure and b eh bath; limit o of ‘3 denen 46c 500 Key Containers ye ae ia] ‘fer ~ 15¢ Shopping Bags at Made of rea with capacit ra ae igs Day. keyve; ext Savi: hieay: pieced S*> py ng Bags. @exira aT & 6 Spiendid val _ Women’ s Satin Mules hee! and oome ih leasin & «$ 00 rhades Pd ‘tory jects: sises 2 to tne iot Women’s Aprons at Tea Aprons and Kitchen Aprons made of white organdie 3 others of checked C gingham Hoover Dresses at Made of chambray in @0li0Ts: a(S0 ~ pwns) ite 00 Liz meng ye i collar: sizes , Girls’ Silk SA 8 crepe de shine the newest Fal) ' co Bn have sizes 7 to Ore ruffied trimmed letig sieeves; i4 J uniors’ eg at Of frosted ru ne ly ric coraure’ ined :* -94 lar red aT eer 2 $ biue: sinmes 13 18 Women’s Wool Hose, 2 Pairs blave . double nee and oes and ti $ 00 sea! ned bac a lat te ) aseortment piain tie. -_ Women’s Lisle Hose, 4 Pairs Mercerised ? : t © n : $71.00 00 FEteckings Light so .¢s8 ara _t>e@s shades: seconds Boys’ Wool Lumber jacks Havre two pocket with flaps. kh itted ss $3.29 29 bettoms. butten and large collars fancy plaid colors Wool and Silk Hose, Pr. = omen's full fashioned and heather 95 tion C Outing Flannel Nightshirts lores Bele. - Men's, of striped cotto 79 4 la tures of co lers: seconds. euting flannel, fu! mat sizes 15 to 20 im ft ? te &@ customer “Leader” Coffee Delivered to Your Home 3 Lbs *] HE nates e bean suitable for percola- tor or boiling, pecked in sealed same good Coffee or ground, cartons. Be- Ruffled Curtains A8c Set Scrim Cur- tains with sol- id colored and colored dotted ruffles: have e - backs to match: r000 sets to sell. (Downstairs Store.) 1000 Fringed Panels 90c Ea. fringed Panels of Normandy and fancy ap- pliqued pat- terns; very at- tractive; 40 inches wide: e xcept ional value. 50 Boys’ Overcoats $5.00 Made ai good wooler’! fabrics im but- ton - to- the- neck style; plainand checked lin- ings; grays and browns; sizes 2 to 8; also a tew larger sizes. ‘Downstairs Store Boys’ Play Suits 2 for $1 Square neck, short sleeves, and high neck, long sieeve styles: khakis, denims and stripes; sizes 2 to 7. Downstairs S‘ore Sample Union Suits $1.00 Men's part- wool and cot- ton-ribbed Suits im white, ecru and random: long sleeves, ankle length: slight fleeced: Sample sizes (Downstairs Store Snagproof Trousers (Headlight) $2.34 Men's well- known Hea d- light snag - proof Trousers in neat pat- terns; sizes 29 to 42 waist; limit 3 pairs to customer. (Dewnetaire Store) Women’s New Footwear Low-Priced Savings Day $9.66 T* the assortment are patent straps, patent pumps, brown kid center straps and new cut- outs. Have spike and Cuban heels: sizes 3 to 8: an un- usual saving is af- forded in this offer- ing. Plan to shop early. (Downstairs Store.) " Unusual $1 Specials! 12-Pc. Toilet Combination, $1 Consists of Pebece tonth paste, sharing cream, face powder, ege shampoos, tollet water, Hind’s honey and aimond cream, talcum powder. witch hazel, eta. 14 Rubber Stair Treads, $1 able molded in eize about extrapred im: is price Men’ § Work Trousers, $1.00 good auniitr eotton se in neat sultable oar work or @ress: belt loops ané cuff sizes 28 to 40 waist ber Treadée Try value at t: Heavy = Tall red n? stripes. bottoms; 350 Women’s Hats at $1.00. Included are ‘velvets and velvet combinations in styles suitable for misses and women Unusual valves. Corsets and Girdles, Ea., $1 s of plain pink covtf] an4 a) es ere of wide rayon low bust Corse Tmateriais Gi iedium and — ney str! iped 3 Women’s Union Suits, $1 asi del eee top at es ave shell. tight nd Ose Knees regular and Men’ S Good Shirts, Ea Ea., $1 and saiin triped m adras p ait w! te; neck rand an ollar-a tte ned Men! sCottonSocks, 7Prs.$1 “ine mercerized joes ‘Oo “ke Gouble heels a1 “double soles black, w! “eo oan pet 2 for $1 La Boys’ Sweaters, Pe eA” r . G Sa & ro ™ am “oR O . fee bg : 66380 Phi Blankets, $1.00 7 ; he ¢ ie} , 4 Le> Boer 36- ia, Black Satin, Yard, $1 rat Black Saten, § Yds, $1.00 Novely Glove, 2 2 Pairs, si Men’s ’ Kerchiels, 2 for $1 Men’s $2. Pc Pajamas, , 31. 0 Boys’ Juvenile Suits at $1 00 .weecsar ‘ALT ldstTie ‘* Lipper YT: rads ’ ° ve ~ Babies ‘Shirts, 5 for $1. 00 'p Desry quaiiey ‘und ome te te 2 Years Babies’ Diapers, 8 for $1 00 ! Clapnelette ¢ — -eve cioth-: the wanted ‘size 27x37 Women’s $ Slippers, 2Prs., $1 — have buckskin te are oes and p b ? Girl’s Wash F inthe 2 for $1 Of fast-color ginghams and prints, ames y striec, — y trimmed; plaids, stripes and checks: sizes 7 Women’ s Aprons; 2 for $1 “lever Aprons in many styles of cinghams. ce repe and ‘hasan: wantec colors: regular and extra sizes. \Downstairs Store.) , anaes —— Oe ae em a lb Shop Here Thursday—Extraordinary Values in Every Department —DOWNSTAIRS STORE Flannelette Gowns 59c Of heavy striped cotton flannelette in long - sleeve, doubie - yoke style; yokes are trimmed with embroid- ery or stitch- ing. (Downstairs Store.) Women’s = 4 > | Corsettes 79c Long - line, side-front fas- tening style; boned across the front; deep elastic sections in skirt: sizes 32 to 46. Downstairs Store.) ku Lot of 250 Sweaters Children’s of wool and part wool, sizes 2 to 6; misses’ wool in slipover style: slightly soiled. (‘Downsetairs Store.) Infants’ Garments adi )5 mm) aul i Do 3 for $1 Of white cotton flannel- ette, trimmed with pink or blue; included are kimonos, gowns and Gertrude pet- ticoats. wnhustatre Store ) Children’s 2°" Se Made o? striped cotton flannelette: in th lot are Sleeping Gar- ments with feet: sizes 2 to 6 years. (Downstatire Store 500 New Handbags | $1.55 styles in black, blonde, red, and combinations nicely and fitted. favored lined (Dewnstaire Store ) 9x12 Axminster Rugs $29.93 THERE are only 58 of these heavy Azx- minster Rugs so an early selection is advised. Allover end medallion effects in tan, blue, gray, etc.; suitable for any room; slightly irregular in weave. (Downstairs Store ) A APL SP oe Tix. BAER ® FULLER Women’s Underwear, 2 for Veste- tn eshort and sleeveless stvle: tight _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i Men’s Sot | 8 for *: Nationally ikne Collars; slightly $3.00 knees and ankie s length pants; slight fleeced, ribbefl style. Drapery Cretonnes, 6 Yards Gayir colored Cre- tonnes tm a large as- 96 sortment ef patterns Cc ané solor combinations. Velvetone brass finish Rods for both ocourtain and érapery; 28x48 A0c inches. Serviceable printed Car- ) et tin choice patterns; ' tmebes; borders on 95c siden. 24x36-Inch Oval Rugs Braided oval rarn Rugs in black, gray and white combinations for Cc bedroom, bathroom etc. 36-In. Wool Crepe, Yard All wool. in dark end light shades: got .00 weight for Fall and Winter wear. 54-In. Balbriggan, Yard In tan, rose, orchid, $ 00 to 3 yards required 1-8 for a Gress. Copen and reseda: 1+ Children’s Bathrobes Made of Bearon blan- ket cloth In Dive, tan $] 00 and grar: finished ° with silk cords; sizes =—_— 2 to 6. back fastening style: medium length; sizes 82 to 42 Women’s Costume Slips, 2 for Made of muslin with $ 00 “ith c nd m- setae» ih “ataes 88 to 1 44. Women's oo $ — of fine — 1-8 00 ve fee arn oa Women’s Gowns at tucks. 240 Baby Blankets at gery designs: pink or blue: each in separate Women’s Confiners at Of wide and ftarrow 27 Solid tan color only; 36 inches wide: may be 33 poses. C Guest Towels, 6 for Ay 5° {te ched and with bive. gold and orchid checks: 70-In. Linen Damask, Yd. Heavy silver bleached the 70-inch width. 98c Woven designs in cae binations 4 27 tnches wide. 5c 36-In. Longcloth, Yard hip hem; trimmed Hand-Made Gowns at oth; handr as. Of muslin. long — vroke nec K- i trles; trimmed w! foo Aedeet', 74c ery a ian and fine Large crib size: nur- 95 box. Cc rayon - striped fabric: Silk & Lisle Pongee, Yd. used for many pur- i-linen weft herm- slight seconds 95c Linen table Damask in Blanket Robe Cloth, Yd. brown, gray one ‘som Soft finished, bieached Longcloth for women's and chil@ren" Ss under- wear. -, Linen Toweling, 6 Yards Toweling. with fast colored border Colored and black cotton Velveteen if lengths from 2 to 4 yards; suitable for children’s wear. 29 inches wide. striped cotton Union Suits; light weight; s leeveless, knee length ; bodice top, tight and shell knee styles. (Downstairs & Fur-Trimmed Misses’ and Women’s $25.0 ELL - TAILORED Coats of Bolivia, Pe ane) raat Oe ee - the imperfections . slight; come in four a3 newest styles. ver —— | fresh and — 2 4 . values. —— Gloria Ur: $1.95 se Gloria (cilk- mixed) Um.- brellas for women; have novelty and -. amber handles | 7 and fancy tips; r | | wanted colors; R slight seconds. Bre er < oP, | 4 ' Ca: E met £00 “A bra tipp A Mat le. ( “7 Foe fame, Foo fo :

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mer cenedtiananenin : is 8 ' C 3 os llar 3 ‘i s $ 7 .00 nown brand of ions are y in four of a. Every one is 1. . Remarkable ownstairs Store.) — ' ~ *) . —E » Jmbrellas »wnstairs Store.) = id Blankets $3.55 wool - mixed Blankets in pink, blue, tan and gray block plaids; slight seconds; 300 pairs to sell. - wnstatrs Store.) - — wwnstairs Store.) a Felt Hats $1.39. W omen’s new models in all the new high shades; 2iso Chanel red, jungle preen and the popular black wnetairs Store.) - ae Suits wnstairs Store.) e Comforts $2.19 Just 2325 airs; of black id with — urn so.ce; xfords and traps; slightly mperfiect,. iso samples; izes 3 to 8 mm he lot. rnstairs Store.) 7 t ae Fi od ; | ——— f\ \ : i. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 297, 1996 See Our Other Announcement on Page 16 asia er and hand knob. -.. ad Box, $1.00 Roll-top, white enameled Bread Box with sliding cov- | | Excellent Sweeper good quality brush. ~ — Bath Stool. $1.00 White en2meled., tipped legs. in a _- nel Obiong spiint _ qs ; a | i ; " ; pe ene +} os De S =t de wd —_~ emia —_- — _--- onal ei ; ss —_-— } ee = CRN weenee Guameeee —e —— ~~ ee _—- -—-—— — ihe Deets $1.00 Baskets with two strong handles. with stationary pins. Door Mats. $1.00 Well-made wire Mats—will not rust. $1.00 . with Knife to match. Bread Board and Knife | Decorated Bread Board | Food Ch Keystone hopper, extra knives for cutting. r, $1.00 with Strong end handles. Mi Wash Basket. $1.00 Made of all-willow with — 7 Clothes Bar. $1.00 feet ~~ S — “3 NO erermem o a enn Carpet Sweepers, $1.00 | with | metal case, long handle and well- | braced Stools with rubber Curtain Stretcher, $1 Adjustable frame (5x8 ft.) Door. Dustless Mops that gather | the dust without scattering. | Soe mmc: —_ eee oi LE Oe Ne cee, metic ary ally eases * *¢ = Yast ‘ x 2 ey = \ +- emely becoming and Silk Chiffon Hose in Newest Colors A special purchase brings: these Shirts for large men who usually experience difficulty in buying correctly fitting Shirts. They are all well- tailored and extra full cut to afford roominess and comfort. or corded madras, rayop ; , er pore PAAy eee eR ma z ~ 7 ‘ WA ECORYS Cig NOR eR TORY ON ne Aa ee _ m F re al nee oe seule are ane oe ie oe a me 4 hd ‘ -_ a Pig (2 ee ee ee i i aaa Sil Me bo hin. ve ~ d ee cinema ete aaeth pratesstudatis ne rary on} -_ ethan ' Mr he, Ne Ree Aiea Pike PT ee NL ae edo lee be ere bok Ss oh ee sett gated ‘ ; i : Pee Gk Oe ee ee Se ee nee ty eet oe ees ne fi a9 : 4 : Taek. Gaba Ake vi es RIE.) giord Stef ileeGRREN ae) ee OP ks BS, aed roeas rs : By ' aS Sle Settee att Magda ee ee PCa DT 5 ath ans. 1p a ee ee —— m vera - . m~ * tir ak yi ems ry re n oom “41 “ pete yee) Es or * Cover Spon.» SOPRA Eg nt: oe ee ai deere ee Oy oo 8 LOPES wai : a oe ov ne Ae ae let y oe ae ee y ache 9 %. : a a we advo re ow me —— ee Nes peunarye 60° are, mele. . -” Per av cis hata ted * . ve ia wr «Pay Nee tt ey ste ca nat pedebaeely b robes) Ri mri date hbk “as roa t be war yee ty aS ee a Cate ee Seen ne ee one ne ee nt ven ; : ‘a ‘ mat to get peur inte a ' en Ta A” ip lien pm Peis 4 Ne hee ag fee th ‘ “ AA er r 4 4 pita ee ee = — » err 5 is oy ahem. A stpentuandl ae niin, * laineteiah ‘ orn oo ERM BRING BORLA LINES ORR GAD HOM Ly A APT 9 oy STIR, hen Hy URN Spat oe, e Pee anh H ? Cty Sa: NO RE OURO SGT! IBS BEIM EIN SILER! INE PIGEON. NGA TEN MN ALONE Ae i i nates ote tt , ' ares 7 . v . g ‘ : , ie - rae aon ’ - . , 7 “ “> ote yor ne elated Dg 5 6! SPS tee “the ae ae eee aes a FFP ne ny tena 9 Aare Lae te . . te et os 6 M eee poe 1 wie > yen? e - my Th oY , _ _— Perper e . suai one obo - - . ~ 4 a” 4 * Ve % ~~ Wwe ~ é ? ne Soe a Re Siri. --§ , . j 4 es r . " a ‘ - DE, ES gee oe Seis Say a gh thes ~ ri poe aa ie BA i ae crt : Wh i ~~ Tee AED: ABE ‘ . lh i hi eR RE hed oe i Laan Be hi, eee ee ee ee center and side borders at, yard, 75c.

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PAGE 6 a SLAYER AND 5 VICI BURED IN THO GRAS i ' Two Thousand Persons at Fu-| neral of W..O. Potter and His Family at Marion, 11. ERAS ET eee ro Spedial to the Poet-DispatcS WARION, DIL, Oct. 2:-— for W. O. Potter, suey Funeral services Lnited Siates she Eastern District of Tllincis, and fice members of his family whom he killed iast Saturday night when temporarily insane, were held vcesterday afternoon & Christian Church here. More than 2900 persons attended ‘he services. Policemn had to be alled to handie tae crow@ which ovrerfiowed the church and fol- awed the funeral procession ts Rose Hill Cemetery. where the bodies were buried in two graves. Members of the Masonic lodge " = il were active pallbearers. The hon — 7” + District Attorney for the First) + 7} — im pis “on- orary pallbearers included ©on-. gressman S. E. Denison, Judge W. W. Duncan of the Illinois Supreme, ; Somme i * Tx Cforrt and all the Circuit Judges e TT" ir Southern ilimoss. BANKERS’ CLUB TO ENTERTAIN OTTO H. KAHN AT DINNER ee New York Financier and Art Patron Concludes Two Months’ Tour in Wea With Party. i Otto H. Kahn. New York banker and patron of the arts, will be the guest tonight of the Bankers’ ub o* St. Louvis at a Ai (hase, to which 500 invitations lave been ssued ’ He will end here a two months’ | tour of the West, undetraken for fist and information on business conditions, and wW1i! row noon for New York. | i / : ' : : - % 4inner in Hotel | | ‘ | depart tomor- | Kahn is a member of the bank-_ ing firm of Kuhn, Loeb & Co., president of the Metropolitan OUp- ern and a director of the American Federation of Arts. He has been accompanied on his trip by the fol- lowing: Admiral] Ernest A. Tayior ef the British Navy, Conde Nast, publisher, and Frank Crowinshield, editor of Vanity Fair: David Grar, writer: James L. Bush. vice-presi-| dent of the Eauitable Trust Co.; | Leonard J. Cushing. Famous Piar-’| ers-Lasky Corporation. and Col. Norman G. Thwaites, British army. Golf at a St. Louis country club Was arranged for this afternoon. Marion TePM&. a St. Louisan who ig contra’io of the Metrpolitan t’p- era, has come to sing at the dinner. MAN WHOSE AUTOMOBILE HIT STREET CAR DIES OF INJURIES David Finseth. 21. Suffered Skull Fracture goxct. 21 in Head- em Collision. David Finseth. 21 years old, of 4046 Manchester arenvue. a laborer. Gied at city hospital last night of a fractured ekull and internal inju- ries suffered Oct. 21. when an au- tomobile he was driving collided head-or with a Manchester street tar Mm front of 3815 Chouteau ave- gue. Finseth was driving west in’ Chouteau awenue when he swerved to the left to pass a machine ahead | of him. As he passed the other machine his. automobile hit the street car. The car crew. Leo B Vondera, 45723 Cade: avrenue. and Walter G.. Metz, 44414 Oakland avenur, are under bond. | J, U. MUSICK, REALTY MAN FOR 40 YEARS, IS DEAD The funeral of John U. Musick. 73 years old, real estate dealer at 721 Chestnut street. will be at i868 a. m. tomorrow from his hom . ° —— - This mans ‘trouble wae Gas a5d In digestion... Se bed that he was (cai with a eretemic ecid poison. waking bru e u@fveus wreck, bicated. Deiching. fas “veg Shop—F rst F"ocer Continuing the Clearance of High-Grade Napanee Dutch Kitchenettes Discontinued Models and Floor Samples (20% \ (30% Model “L” — Reg- ularly $81.50 — White enamel finish; medium size; white porcelain top, 25x40 inches. A handsome i) B~ Cabinet for $59.50 Model “T” — Regularly Model “P” — Regularly $70.95—White enamel fin- $o4.50-—-White or gray ish. For the small apart- §§ename! finish. A high- ment, with all the latest re- grade Cabinet im every re- finements of design, con- spect. Porcelain table top. struction and practical la- 25x48 imches; removabie bor-saving conveniences. porcelain tray. Dustproof Porcelain sliding top roll cur- $ = 25x36 $54 50 tain 69.50 inches .. 0 Model “B” — Regularly Model “A” — Regularly $66.co—White enamel! fin- $52-s0—White enamel fin- _ ish; porcelain sliding top, ish. A very popular model 25x40 imches;: medium size; of hardwood throughout; Gustproof roll curtain; 32- roll dustproof curtain; 25x lb. flour bin Eguipped — porcelain $39.50 — giassware. $49.50 2a Ss re : 7 7 ‘ : : / + le ; 7 Mk ‘ 7 : ‘1 " " ; 7% G : : O “ee, Bey i t ; 4 : ' . 3 : 7 \ 7 . { : ’ at iat ; a) Aa ‘ . 4 ave - : . : .g : b 5? lent quality om mercerized Grenadine and figured grounds. Effective designs French marquisettes of fin- and color combinations in est quality, with dots of va- striped or plain grounds. rious size, checks and clus- oo wide. $1.19 i tered dots. All 96 inches Be Drinwed Bae hee a ee Ps | ieenpantoasn Br Se Regularly $2.75 to $3.50 | dle A group of plain and 5-Piece Valance Sets figured rayon,-colored | figured rayon and Regularly $6.25 Set striped marquisette and ; valanc : 4g-inch filet and two- — = cane shadéw weaves. backs of fine grenadine with : i : Straight and scalloped | § colored designs and colored ; nd {| @e with lisle top bottoms. Silk thread | ruffles in sunfast and tub — . —a irreguls = rayon wallsoe | | fast material Colors ros | wees tole... Bact Qed | | dite. gold and 94 ge 7 ) BB Womens i | erchid. | Hose in brow: Drapery Shop—Fourth Fleer. 4 cg Size , ee Women's Li in the wanted Great Interest Shown in the : wes $% to 10 Sale of Valleytone Radios = me in white ck: broken A Set With a Reputation for Satistactory Performance a Choice of 2 Differer ee Combinations ~~ ee a he + oui _ 4 Va * > ae Ly oy Sale 5 Sar ae z Sys a Oe ax ow cm ‘a Imported St youbie sheets; | — eed white . Tube. Radio Set = with beautiful | ap @ Peer Wetgl console you like ene: very at built-in speaker) ae © y-G Napki and » for use: box o ack. orange. A Small Additional Charge W@ Be Made for Aerial and : # Radic Shop—Sixzth Ficor. “The Music Center of St. i “Specials in Linole Two Groups of Extra Quality Merchandise E in a Wide Choice of Excellent Patterns 2 5b ae aE a 12-Ft.-Wide Cork-Base Prints ? Kg ~ 4s -_ $7 10 Sq. Yd. a caret | “4 NEW. attractive designs in tile, wood and ef This Lincleum is of durable, practical quam ee e. Se Heavy Tile Inlai : : £ Pie ee

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wwe ce 7 WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27, 1926__ emi > . —ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH inth to Tenth. — iY es | Women sand Misses’ $125.00 to $150.00 Only 22 in the lot. Self trim- med and with contrasting fur collars and cuffs. Outstanding CC ATS values for this event 8 (Nugents—Second Filoer. North.) £0 M. Neckwear | . end 20c Yard Cluny Laces — 1% to es eeeneriale of lace and linen. Ie ' t Flowers—Filowers reduced paeeular stock; slightly soiled (Main F loor—N orth.) E.0.M.Shoes | ms $2.00 to $2.50 Shoes — Oxfords, = sandals; patent, black and $i, 40) en kid; sizes 2 to 11. Broken lots. Misses’ $3.00 to $3.50 Low iinlisssianiiiate, and sandals, in ponenn. gun- | 95 lots o eis tan calf; Sizes $14 to 2. Broken Wve IN my Mii jW/HNN HitH ‘ ; i M it ; PTT UT " : rl ’ i 1} rat eth ii ) ‘ Tapia haat jdt HALIEIHE For Women Who Recognize Style, i ihleas and Value Thursday— COAT SALE " Georgeous New Coags! ~All Richly Silk Lined! vt aa bite: Pi nia uhh TTT re aT rere ren Ty Serre t Th. teh hibiag adie ii: thddabensthatts ta arth biteR as Fs Wikedd bbl, febaal a ee Remarkable E. O. M. Savings! rere verte ner meme matt i% pi meen wa, Se eal “The Store for All the People” A Big, Store — >» One-Day Event 7, PHONE OR MAIL ORDERS _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Optical Department Rest Glasses—Zylonite frames ee ee spherical me. arid ~ gta ination am 6495 $045 4 “+4 | etriet: complete... Our Guarantee: Chnape of eee seen with om ey ae i on eee oe (Nugents—Second Floor, South.) An Outstanding October Offering eT eT vf bes Lig? ‘high ‘elit if rssbels this Me a at ie iakeaad fhagy. tye atl (Lad abla | E.O.M. Girls’ Wear i Girls’ $3.95 these well-tailored styles. Broken sizes tn some shades; sizes 14 to 22 years .. Girls’ only); novelty prints; sizes 8 to 14 years Girls’ $10 Coats—(50 only): warm materials; gizes 14 to 18 years . Girls’ $16.95 Coats—(200 only): Navy, are fur trimmed; sizes 7 to 14 years & Flannel | Middies— (300 er = $1.50 Washable School enebedinhte® made of good, ments of various materials and styles: all (Second Fleer, South.) | E.0.M. House Dresses, Aprons GRO CE CRS ee, plat! ew. - uth, a x 7 aa] ne » ye sitalnadinrs sidibaie YS Bis nee 0 ari hi ye os a % x a . sen Bs Mivhdeletes piney Pigemecwa ity op athe} hate Seay a f . " 4 wen . - ~~ or 7 Fe in é - \ 4 - me ke uns - aed m J » hes, — mr Th = owns “saan 40 a PS ser re enemas seated nf tee *, . . a! hadi dace oar a awe tb Ve «ial Mlb toay > 6 wt Sass te, San “ , ; han i ry end cueiad tal oa 4 % tt Sagas y aGAY i. . ‘ G " » ekaatatoee Die Rk de ee CON er nfl eG mn eR ERD ON I ean rh 2 LO ors ale® Ses A - ; 4 ened aaihie ‘ st . ‘ ae 4 : J / Ad rf 7 ry , - Fy ar ae Splinter» ek Erte dev. rrr ae RRS, ‘ > ae mn os ; . waren ve : : v : - bie 2 : * madi 4 hid ad . atty yard “ ne ee vo eet li bent Rap Oy ths shade arie ep tine Th Sept |e ee wb? wes wher slate “hae x : e4 mph Prides . . ; : P . 4 : , : . i m . . 2 ae ey a tee lle A ge ad a , at WT, = These Rich Furs Lavishly Trim the Coats =] batterns, 22 inches wide / 1 i ietatin. Searhes, S ‘ . . = (140 yds.) Sparkle Crepe— t ihe! uuserent ———— —=—slC B25 C8 Squirrel Plates Beige Squirrel | BBR recat o's ie . 7 PC 5 > si Ss TIS . « « « =s : = ? : k re 10ns (Mate Fleeu-Nert.) & Blended Skunk Red Fox Platinum Wolf ee Crepo— | He t : = Nutria Manchurian Wolf (Dog) Mandel = (520 ats: Giecdienee tees Be = = -. ' 2 ‘ = = 54 inches wide fis ; e == ‘ 4 Fab ; 50 O M S ES | (120 yds.) Bordered Crepe— : ae O4 E. O. M. Stationery : _, {120 yay I ip ’ . = (500 yds.) Bordered Silk 1; By ; : Imported Stationery, With Lined Envelopes— ~~ Be 150 Fur-Collar ed and Cotton Crepe : 3% ig ane aceiving MPouble sheets; gray, blue, FS Sport Coats (Main Fleor, South.) BS : —= bd e bee loud speaker. “1. Materials Pe ee A oe at fe ease see Bee Wetebe—fnowsierm 325-96 50 2 a ees ; E O. M. Bedspreads of maker you like mee: very attractive E Sports Plaids valindeideihin pate Mens : t 4 ; we will add Hy-G Napkins—Crepe Napkins, folded — mous “Abbotsford” Scotch 3 Ra Boist 7. . $ e ; - Fao , = “ yon Bedspreads — = ; : Soe price of it to eruse; box of 56 = Imp. T weeds coating. Beautifully silk : $4.85 olster attached; fe ir contract. Mah Jonge Racks—W ith = : sealed = blue and helio only; $3.35 . 7 Convenient os ce: ‘ lu = Mixtures = size &80x105-in.: S oe P nie Orange, red, and bius = == $5.75 Rayon attached: : — (Main Floor—North.) = Pinpoint t rose, Blue. helio: $3.50 : ' ssé. " =3 htm) = size 81x108; each a 3 ae eon “—_ E. O M. Sh | = Bolivia 3 (Nuegents—Main Pleor, South.) 4 . os | = a Tubes. oes | =§ Pettitpoint és ; = = ° ‘4 ee Men's $5 and $7 Low Shoes—(150 pairs only): = Glowana e EF. O. M. Notions { h lots; medium and broad toes; bleck and = Tex Glow 53 § Charge Will a a Baby Pants, Gum Rubber Pants— e erial and : = = White only S on : (Nagents—Third Floor, North.) = = Ric-Rac and Braids——Wash braid, i . Women's $6 and $7 Novelty Shoes—(300 pairs = a wafious. atylen- 3 h Floor. Ww); broken, lots of straps, oxfords, and ties, in = = Leatherette Shopping Bags—Purtian 2 of St. Louis” ther, satins and == = style, cretonne lined = -* Kiddics’ Skelton Waists— . (Second Fileor. South) = = Sizes 2 to 12. = Es Stico Crochet Cotton, Mercerized Cotton— . m = a] Colors, no white ball - O. M. Lingerie = 5 Knitting Cotton—White only, various = ‘Wy ta sizes: 95 Women n exceptional Slightly sotled: sizes 7 to 9.. $1. od 36 to 46 ™ ne ge ony sls are com . © $2.00 Ohildren’s Slecpers—Dr. Den- : ‘gly bath may be knit Styles; slightly sollied. $I 00 Extra Sizes incieas tosis: Gnan Ratan. ay seme i ay and white _ Bpecial 421% to 521 $65.00 3-Piece Fibre aoe lorings. omen's Veste—Rayon and silk mixed: cretonne upholstered: spring *ep, slightly eotlea. Orchid filled cushions th Floor. if er Wei Bi lait gl ag B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO. ete ~ i URI oe inti ES yt ANE RR PRO I

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hear the biz ‘cane Blue Hawafiana, Moonlight, 4nd Then I Forget. Don’t You Remember. (Bargain Basement.) i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i Rug Border 2 Yards for. ,Heavy qua lity it-base Rug Bor- . Shown in Ught dark shades. $1 Day Specials—Floorcoverings Rubber Stair Tread 2 Doz. for... €xi8 tn. good heavy corrugated Rubber Stair Tread. ‘ ] ‘ ] ‘ } ] ‘ ) Goodyear sewed: Cuban heris. ) } Medium and csarrow ‘ } )} AA to C whiths. Pairs ‘ } » Sizes to 7. — or ‘ ‘ ' , | Women’s Shoes; > Low Shoes and high Shik in ‘ ‘ discontinued iincs: others slightiry ‘ ’ souled Assorted kinds and ‘ ‘ ) leathers Broken ] { ; sizes 2 2% BRS ‘ il ee x ee , 8 tei ed es aa PAC ree Le Se Sl ee ee eee oe ee oe dark ero maa Fancy colored stfipe: 10 to 20 rar lengths. 25¢ Paj jama Checks, = Dark Percales, Gark eTomincs OPripLeG } MAA designs x | va nethe 10 to 20) yard lengths 3 Yar ds $ Assorted 3 Inchee ote standard ] Candies » guality: small check and 3-Lb. | iG om Ls. : re 10 yard | Box $1 beng +: . , PO Oc aa CN NT ; 1 are he. z PT rr ie? t il 19¢ Cotton Flannel, iatiog many eres , ot . ‘ Y d Kinds 0! iv ar $s = & So eS = > ,." - — ae ’ . aia . “ . . 6 and ng cnecks Re ae | . leno h® ria . > | > ~~ X\ Genuine Indtan Head name on eel- vage wonderfu! qualit ine for et aout iery stamp- ne Spe tal. “Cartan Material 10 Yards 1500 yards col- red and platn ma rquis6 ete. at > =} Bi”. » heb " ’ - A . : ¥5 ‘ . ms ain white eecy quailty Outsize ag 30x40 inc bes — Pads, ie se | Luncheon Sets || Set Blanket: $ — i - AI cat Uni on Suits 2 for Rompers, Creepers, Dresses, i -.-->- ayt wie rs. This is @ saving ASSO! & an styles. Broken s 2 > r= } . tious . 2 Two very attractive patterns, ’ stamped on excellent —_, i. muslin: 54-inch size with sz , Infants’ Lisle Hosiery, moslin: 54-1 4 Pai airs for a «eee (Bargain Basement.) and. black ote Of heavy —, Se aoe stripe 8. Women’s Corsets. ... $ ] / material. medturr low Dust. . Shell stitched edged and tieht | | Infants’ Flannelette’ Wear, | Siees 24 to 32. Special. | knee styles cu full bullt-up 2 shoulders. Sizes 46 to 50. for $ St hi S aed ada: amped Muslin Spreads, ~ e-. (Bargain Rasement. f Women’s Rayon Bloomers, special er | ton fiant He leita. rine. crcowns al Wee gar mente of white ine ee oer Each coaeeeeee eres $ Attractive designs stamped ng od quality cream sheeting: hed size Pair Ree Ce $ 25c + arrge Shirting, _ Loin | bie elastic knee: for women and a LINGER come 49c Printed a 3 Yards eee sg $] 4 for ook Maat, — 6 Yards i $ Drapery Madras, | eT Bt > | Tyinch.!10 to 20 yard lengths S Tees i ck. - -$ cos aed! atacand ne Splendid quality tn assorted mn! s aaa Sami, - : . — . — t a ‘ rang* 4 _— Vea) fer qr ee $ i ab tS ae Maboitders month 39 a aciek Satinette. we ES ae co aa 4 y d te sg Women’ s Union Suits. ‘I 38-ir oh tton ati! Heavy Winter: eight nants f ort 7 . ) Wanted modes BI aaROrtad go Se Asn rtm ‘styles Choice Women’s Knit Bloomers. Women sjiend eee momen of slender \Glored Knit Bloomers don- if tat ‘ ( orse ette far oe 4 ; tape hooke aA a. eastern 81 axtestieesnearsnioe =i ZPs 39c Dress Ginghams, a $] > 32-inch fan y Dreas (Gine? ans - for oe «© @&e + © © in Various Size hecke 4 [ime aseortin and fancy woven P Ali er les t« cleres wn : Bat at to i9 yard leng quality «tripe rong 3 “x ———= | Sizes 32 to 44. A e i> nations: 10 to 20 yar g sier wi Ba Suitable for comforter tops and many | qual ty striped other purpoees. | Sizes 32 to’ 44 ‘ For Thursday We Offer Fur Coats Reguiar oo. 50 te $79.50 Values Fi wy ty 4 ; OR Incladed Are Marmink (mink- dyed marmot) Silver Coney Muskrat Coney Natural Coney Sizes for Misses and ‘emen Mest Convenient Payment Plan reasonabie deposit wii! Reid rour eel: ectic 1. When Wranefer it to the Merrie Plan and have 25 weeks to pay while wearing Sascment Wer Besactmees Jains ns r ~u pes Corselettes i with i wey . "rasa s Porch a Bensiieres and Besdesns. Drees department of “ better oe Dresses that have been greatly ; ~~ Brassieres and Bandeaux, ——— —— > « «© © @® Women’ $ Kimonas me $] repe and cotton flannelette heme Rae ee n lovely floral patterns. All are a full cut “garmen ts. Sises 36 tte rem “ 4 - ° 44 , gee Women’s Undergarments, ee 8) 95 $ Gorns hemi se. Bloomers an: $ er gi re Step-ine of velles, fine nainsook. faney 5 "Trepes and ot her matersa’ ex- eptional values. All vat, we : aw... +00 § A clean-up in our House reducei from our regular stock of broadcloths, foulards, and other nov- $ ] Cotton Pongee, 3 Yards i A ee 3] 5 h. in natural color a ab) a for > donee or gasement c tains. speci * tainer to keep & Gh ax accepted. orders Full fashioned, Serv‘'ce w th lisle tops. Aseort size and eolors. Irregulars. Grouped are silk and silk fiber weaves. Mended Hosier» in all the wanted ai tight eotten, igzag . 48-ine! While the i “$1 Table Padding. —¢ ss] Odd ‘Valances, 4 for. 2°] Bay Fy su oe | i ; ble for ari Peas “RES Brand.” Al!) sizes. Ruffle Scrim Corteine, wanted colors. | =~ ‘(Bargain Ege =a ] . . . f ar 2 Pairs for .. tive _patternes on excellent quai M ad ‘ ‘ , ‘ ‘ , ‘ ‘ f ‘ 2 ‘ | . . - q | | made children's footwear. Recu- | Artificial Drapery Silk, . f , , , , f , for Doll. ar Day. : A new t of medium wig . durable $1 Filashi p complete wit | handy: comp | $7.95 Elex ' capacity: all ptype with sa! | $7.96 Elect Yersal make; guaranteed. in Women's trregulars _ Boys’ Union Suits, 2 Voile og & knee iengih. Ceme in white and ers shaces. ~~ 4 sizes. 4to 14 ae — ——— 3- Pe. Towel Sets eas $] raion ae ade Shades, - 36-Inch Bleached Muslin, in: full width Les ‘rab ne Fem nant lengths: very specia. So” wwe were eer aa ae eee eee eee eee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ewer wr hl wrrhCUcwrmh lh Nw rwrrlhlCwhCUhTC hh Cr CL Hats Felts Velours Satins Velvets Never have we ffered such va.ues : Millinery as are y sale in our Basem« Lars small head sizes Becoming aty ee —tear'y " Live wos wanted coicrs WONDERFUL VALUES! Fall and Winter For Miss and Matron ( \ugents—Bargain Basement.) Extra- Length Sheets, AU Shee! Good hens: seamices and very spec ially priced. 1 Sheet, 2 Pillowcases, siight mene i ie i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i rT TrT-r--rsgrT.T.,Tt Tt - - - - - 2 OOO ewe eee ee — -— - - Women’s and Misses’ Fur- a last sale Every Coat Has Fur Collar and is Full Lined. Fur-Trimmed Sports and Dressy COATS Riact copies of ollare Women's and Misses’ Sizes Y ( Nugen te—Bargain ON « Coats eevend The sam. qnaiite, value, ‘erie. and at the Same amiagingiy low price that breught cm wis to our _—_ higher - priced gar- ; ; men ta. Sports and dreaey modeis — all Bi! with far collars — fully lned — newest ‘OL10TS and combina- tiot Matertals ' Bollvia—Suede /\ Velour P Dollar Day Special Juniors’ and Girls’ interlined. Stzes 6 to 17 With cold weather upen wa, every gir! should have a new Coat at thie low . pate are well m and fyi cut. ( Nugents—Sargain Basement.) \ Y ( Nagents—Ba Dress eg ose see $ 3 Pairs for ..... DO eae $ ~*~ z ported and Sg a qniits printed broadcl assed Some slightly soiled and mu . same Stair Treads, f highest graces. Rubber Really wonderful val se RS gaa = Men’s $1 .00 Dress on ine h heavy - pk a Se ae $] Shirts 2 for core as Women’s and Misses’ Fall Dresses Wonderful group for Dollar Day Mine satins, crepes, Georgeties, crepe-back satine, jerseys. The sirles are copied of higher priced dresses. Silk and Cloth . LOUIS’ LARGEST BARGAIN BASEMENT—B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO Chueusl setyire — Tew oolors — fine materials — ° such a@ satin. fat crepe. charmeuse. velupteen (cotten back) jersey. can ay stripes .. Muptrede ef Dresses @> Cites iiheneniilsimtiiniian: tei ieiiials g 7 Boys’ Blouses, 2 for... Fine percale Blouses @ checkse and stripes; full ewt o. Turkish Towel! Set consist- Din i: 6 of one towel and two wash 2 for . Se bh tt oe Oe “+e | llar-attached atyie. Guaraa- $8.95 he. Neat crocheted edges; 45 do zen— -nade of good qua | teed faet color; eome rua 2 | ana pe: gold pret! colors. | ity opaque 36-in. width. | cluding sizes 7 to 16. body: Set... sii ght second. ont ‘ee | | Boys’ Hosiery, Special, 7.50 Din Saal Kitchen Sets, Men’ $ Cont Sweaters $ 4 P y cess" shape: Set a wines DK oe 4e “¢. Heavy Sw rope stitch airs for iene sist? i medallion de This Set " ' big ro! - eut sizes Viedtum hess vy weight. é $3.25 an ‘ $ } lune h _clo th atte 1 _~ om by 1 a aj 36 to ; ‘for men 0! ly imperfee Black only. Size white i ! ‘of tains and a ecarf stamped women. s ctimeninil A “See ’ ate porcels g00 d quality cream mu $ re a . ce for 4. Set! package. | Men’s $1.50 and $2 00 Women’s Outsize $7.95 Tea | Yarian china: “- io: | ‘Weill fashioned. luster and pa . vie —_ . ee white and balbriggan. > broeadciotha, ars. Sizes * Ta woven madras, ete. Re Artific vubhe fT _ Stair T reads A Dargain compPination of 1° He {| sPEeeb Gee G EWS «we ee eee sare | to! oo Si uhil-in Sheet of fine * imited ty of fine per Pi : or combDin: i3 nytt * gh he conds, and BAN cale Shirts stripes, neck Throw Rugs, Each. =a De 29e Novelty x36-in ye quality Pillowcases, | pand style | cut. Sizes 14 | » &ss0rt me Mi1e IE Been Ww M) Shirts: while 2, x4-ineh heary quelle = Tlment oi . Co F | wy iast Bru pene | s Throw Koss. a “terling Sil Boys’ Cotton Flannelette Fol nce Ficeccovnrie, ere mee =Staved: varie Paieties $ elt-Base Floorcovering, Men’s Work Gloves, 4% Artific: i \apped _ Otley r lanoetettle 3 Sq. Yds. sen 8 @ ee @ 4 > 8 Pairs ee + w#* * ‘ In lon i I ~ armas } a ee style. Heavy «na surface feit- White cotien “aa ¥ as: > Smoke: 20mie if) “nU8 42h) pink siriped dase iw neat tops; well made; excellent wear: “snd Opene | effects, frog trimmed. Sizes 6 to 12. patierns; 6 feet wide. mg. quaiiy. Noveity Fobs Centinuing the Record Breaking Sale Men's and Young Men's 2-Trouser § school or college chaps. » hd are authentic and . ’ bine style with service and ~ ie All sizes for men of af

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atalen tery € Se PAN RAL ore, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27, 1926 No Phone or Mail Orders ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | tl ie ; a * Sa B * * ; : ib hom uy on The Morris Plan E.O.M Pl 1 ‘ ’HORRISe > . rales | E.O.M. Millinery | Hy 25c — \ M. ei in the big values offered in the E. 0. (Bargain Booth No. 12 — - =z Bie Zz > ~ pPaie Buy your clothing " £Etas 13 “ I } $ Ridin Avery: : to help You Ss, on The M and furniture Potted Women’s $5 Hats Bid aG Lay. 3 * pay- : 1¢ Morris Plan. . reet wear; i} Soap, 1Be | cai Z Bo . be For dress or set Fhe a Chic Cleaner ae Sc ce. Z N 8 on erns — hag ee . an” an man. ‘ae 4.4. ee . . ° colers: types ior ev oO :S ; es ee ugents Office, Fifth Floor Special. each youthful Hats, matrone’ Be ee i for 25 ara bP ai, eac e*eee mignon” Bate... sc cccsccccssess ae 3 € Store for All the People (Nugents—Second Fioeer, South.) hae meas Wioomenss (Nugents—Main Floor, North) ih ine ree ates ne- Va pid Or e 5 ) \ ide Sale be the Entire Mons ! a ‘ 4 ; oe he * eft. se ee ib ae *7>— *@# *# «@ ’ z Be 4 Twality materials. e it oa od lawn All es ee ig “*. “s. Full size. th htt Rit iid TT I HAR PEETOREEG PT THfRopeMarEornNeTS Penner men tecréteerereremy ies ses ih my ome rey iat " I a mn. ‘ 7 2. = : s 20a] eS: meen SEsbbosd Td on Bhan AacseabeSbsCWOM tos, adds i ottaSPbadbMbaascht.SbLd sis 4 HE + ea raae tt H coke ies b haf hie eaasthaatants hf as aahaee bags TN . A tt peer: saints we a ft : : +a a ; Mas dk O. M. = bast td ae HM tu! aii POON TTL EMS aeTinT TEL Hibs ibd cad, saben, SOB, pa Dae uit, ig gd page’? ay aH alt sd ; i ia dh ae hss re hs: ( ree RT TMH ie eM rot rt mer TTL ee ‘ ».. i me gis an er fs, : & == es | 3 : : » Bikiad tsk aaa! HITE aabeas a tah * ee o%, ii, a, soniged beads. A F . f : 5S i d fies }| Silverware = 4 E. O. M. ie ‘ly made of sued s = Gloves i ie mit of one order ‘| (4 doz.) Glass Mano- = aq while they jast, 4 tade Jars—P iain = Vemen's Chamois | pune and colored giass, = uede Gleoves— . . ; silver = Novelty fabric 14 Mien ’s | OR i ie bn 89¢ = F styles; good 89 a¢ ‘ 2 / quality .... Cc if? rik Shirts eo”, Se. = ~ a [| Women’s Novelty a1 Ros > sellanegaapecitr a = Fabric Chamots- 1B 2 for | ‘a = \ . i | ette Gauntiets — ae) alae all $? == ' | Washable, assort- ee Bs a. wee. s «6 = aN at q ——- .. ] ed colors . } ee = he // and sizes .. 79¢ Sieh Silver- = : é = 7 Women’s £2.25 and Mobi . j ll alt and = es $3.95 Kid Gaunt- f : ae | -—669¢ = — lets — Trefousse re tee All A boxed. = and other makes, . ) a 4 (4 doz.) Dutch sil- = é a ane $2. 29 aaa af ver-Plated Ciga- Ss ° E’ . AB: See 80 1 12 M erchandise N Sdds and E Weather Requisit es—in the End of the Month Sale—Short Leng ths—Remnants—Soiled and Mussed oS He = Merc andise—Odds and Ends, Et —at Big R du = coe aenea: ae (isin Floor North— = s, Etc. i eductions — Many Lots BS con aenea: Lape Py | t} is - ,* i et > F = oe 2 ee e509 @ “i (15) Dou ble- Deck Bed SPR Single sate — , d cake. 6« $ dozen . Oe 166.2 Se eS 4 SS eee 55C ; $2. 35 W ool Poplin— A very service- a ' 0 wl Pi - - isha: bo | en’ $ Furnishings if . mates: 2: lore a soll, reinforced center, helical cross $9 95 regen Toilet Articles—Creams, shampoo, hair RUSS WORVE. . ..scs sin shall She oboe | 98 | FAR ic alee MEER oe aes a iinet aca | iis ; es 36 to ‘4. ties. warranted 79 years. all sizes ~70 | tonic, ta xi powder, tooth paste, shaving 25¢ $3.98 Duvet Mt Laine—Exceptional | $3.95 Flat Silk Crepes—Choice of light Men’ s $1.50 to $2 Shirts—Soiled and spanned: 7 tie } ear regar . - - , - | cream, and taicums: each ar ee - . Davenette s+. i ] n RO saad $3. O8 and dark colors; 54 inches wide: yard. collar attached and neckband styles; whit ae and Caps. . a es ee ane cry me i 4 Puritan Theatrical Cleansing Cream— = Ve sts aty, Soe.) 2. i oe ee | bce s wesie , g $1 eT EE Fi A 35-Lb. Pads—* 49 green, black; 40 inches wide: yard..... ‘an Men's $2.50 Race Coats—Gray, tan $1.55 nea ti quarter top , ¢ - : , ick Beeps and brown; “Vv” GB. ca sccnmene 1 Bee mf atte anit bie (30 pairs) Steam “—o “ona ‘ken Feather Pil Shampoo een! Vans ties ae ee i 4C $7.50 Veldyne— Rich. lovely septate c4 95 | $4.98 Silk-Face Chiffon Velvets—Lisle = d b isgsoes, A neck style te es ay CA ‘ 0g aes momen $2 65 Djer-Kiss Adherento 9 good colors, 54in. E.Q.M. sale priced,yd. ° | back; 40 inches wide; yaré.......... $3.95 oa ee 18c eet — covered in ACA ticking. Pair... , . 6 - — s , a8 See styles; semi-starch collars............ ha “hs Th d \ (Fourth Floor. North.) Pipi Os Kae MW i ualieed C _ pe nate my £9 — eS oe $8 95 | $1.98 Changeable Taffetas—Good col- | ‘ Men's 50c and 75c Hose—In f 4 3 oe rea (ain Floor—North. ) wonderfully splendid quality; 54 in., yd. ° | or combinations: 36 inches wide: yard, ‘ 6 plata color easel “one poe 39¢ ie ; y a SOre, DFOReGnm GiEOS...scessmoedavess Hosiery : G d FE ; Memdibeocc eae $2.50 Printed Georgette—Choice of many de- eats She end Mie Dini ce inte . E. O. M. Electrica 00 Ss O M Bo Ss Wear [ signs; for frocks, scarfs, trimmings; eae ee : — — -—15¢ (a coy 2 Pairs 3 6 | O M Lamp Shades | 60-dnels dee oe i a TaRey GOIOTS... - -shatacichedsnawebsaans iB ine _ ‘ : ee. | — FE x aM | os'ee ‘Sketeeet te 6 Men's $1 Mufflers—Fiber mixed: knit 18 tBu $5.95 Fiectric Cookers—W il! roast, stew, boil, Boys $1.95 to $2.45 Knickers— Ee or sct 1001 wear, uality: 590 inc} eX t= i : 7 a " — $ | ‘49 styles; ma ny coiers; seconds ‘(cn © e £2 es s&h 69c¢ { t - ‘ «se -é40 ¢ « « ‘¢°* ® 2 a an s PEPE Ot SS a> SA e ; 2 ul $ muaranteed. Complete....... od points ida alee ae L0C E.. ° e | it . mis — b Sane Sc a ae eae ee f 4 med oes we ight di, Conia. Goth > Boys’ s9. 95 to ‘$10. 45 Ovevenn (75 only) for ! $3.95 24x36-Inch Oblong Rag Rugs —F 89 Men's $1 to $1.50 Union Suits—Short sieeves: - u cup = ~ 76 si onikie upter ‘ : : the younger lad: sizes braided styles with many bright color- $2.8 ankle length style; broken ae q me in white and ecru ge » | 2% to 6 year | pe $7.15 lic Nainsook—Plain shades; desirable for | — ings; slightly soiled ee nS SAE ey en 69c Sia ft 4 ee ' ~ | Boys’ S1 and $1.50 Caps—Odd lots taken from women's and children 5 garments: ~—10¢ $39 9x9 Axminster mneei- | alike: enough to cover an average - 35c Hand drawn, pin tuéked and i 69 : iste th ibiae wk sTluster and. panel effects. Set.......... $5.45 six 22-in. napkins... bo 2c oa eee toe pin oa 50c Shirting Madras—-Rgyon stripe Shirting in FOOM; OQuare VATA - 2.0.22 cs cece eserves getntitewmeds © 1 ae Z : eet 2 Ec Bi ct | All-linen Lunch Sets—Full bleached: hem. | light and colored grounds, with neat woven 22¢ | $1.49 Inlaid Linoleum—-One pattern 79 Infants’ 50c Wool and Cotton Mixed + urt ‘oor, South.) | stitched: cloth. 60x60-in.: $6 50) stripes; 1 to & yard lengths; 32-inch: yard, | cut from fu!! rolls; imperfect: square yard, C Hose—Cream white, sizes 6 to 6%........ ; | six 14-in. napkins ... =) | Fancy Cotton Outing Fiannel—Light and col- | (Main Floor, South.) Nursery Furnit (floor samples) soiled or i "4 E. O. M. Jewelry $3.98 Launch C loth—Hemstit tched: full $3.25 ored grounds, marred: wardrobes} toilet baskets, costumers, een @ bleached; size 45x45-in. .......... a 25 fleeced: 27 inches wide: | L dressing tables and vy corrugated 3-Piece Bath Sets—Hand embroidered in col- yeennemt Demet Whe: ii. asia asks dowcaed: 19¢ E.. O M Art Needlework DneGRAG: ..| . «a+ so Rawen 605s 46 ee PRICY. ads Bes %c Artificial Pear] COhokers—in pretty ors; consists of 1 large towel, 1 guest $1.95 to $2.75 Sample Curtains—Pane! and “i uf Infants’ ‘85. 95 Coats—Ww hite wool cashmere: rer olor combinat SER aE eee 50c¢ towel and wash cloth: set $1. 69 ruffle styles; some slightly soied............ $1 eee long and short, embroidered and Each «ee ‘Long style: 45-In. Blue Krinkle Dresser Scarfs—With - : (Main Floor. South.) Children’s $1.49 and $1.75 Dresses——Stam ped SUETIGDOR. . 2+ ccc ecnkes ab dé ede eee $3. 95 avy quality Awortment of atee eomb! nasiowe...22... 10c scalioped edge overlocked in white. 59¢ i ‘ Colonial prints ‘SI Children’s s tbe Billie Burkes and Gowns — Pink nn As SEE Silver Thimbles—Neatly en- ~ Odd Doilies—6-in. Cluny lace Doilies, = . sizes 2 to 6 dregs | t or blue stripe cotton flannelette; 59 Gloves ) Braved: Various sizes: each . 25¢ linen center: siightly soiled ......... Lo0C E. O. M. Men x Hats Women's $1.25 Gowns— -Stamped on cotton a 4 to 8 years sizes.......... oo as oe) ee Cc 4 4% Artificial Chokers and Jet, Neck- Odd Madeira Scarfs—Made of good quality ; crepe; pretty patterns and shades ... Infants’ $1.59 Caps—With ear laps: hand cro- ees * ee In long i ae ee ee ae 29¢ Irish linen; hand embroidered and | $1.39 Stamped Lancheon ‘$i eheted art silks: wool lined with fancy anvas: kitted Smoked Artificial Pear Stranas: Celluloid sentiogee: 1Gn64-in. i... 2.25. .. $3. 49 Men's $3.95 to $4.50 Men's ce ae lots of | ee ee ee : ce. RPS Sad EES Let r R earn S e 95¢ a wees: Openers. Combs and Pe ! $1.69 Infant’s Crib Blank s—PI velours, scratch and felts in the E. O. M 59c Kiddies’ Stamped for “ me ncils, et lal ?. 05 ee $] $1 and $2 ‘Everm Sheets and Bath 79 Fobs: I ee 24¢ white: size 30x40-in. ......... ‘SI Sale at, each bwa ea eg Aprons—W tare. .is win ok Sex cidunde C (Mata Flieer-Nerth.) (Main Fleer, South. » (Third Floor, Nerth.) (Third Fleer, South.) 4 (Setond Floor, Soeth.) with neat stripes and checks; wel! ting Sale of Cake or Fruit Sets Suits | Fine quality ported China , open handle Pia piece with Indian decoration.” value. Thursdar Set . tree patierm Wonderful - #-pc. $1.75 Value im™- large Lake $1.50 Garbage Cans iron with corrugat- $1.49 Value Regular revolving mould—for making delicious. crisp, brown waffles. p50 “Wagner” Waffle Irons size with : ed reinforced sides. Strong rim, ‘tight- fittimg covers— large Sie... .._*e ee eee eoeeeweeee#t-* for e*seeoeereeeeeweneeeeeeneettee &-e« Good ij-inch sise. made af heavy gaivanized tron with cor- rugated sider, reinforced bottoms and strong hawmdies. at 16-inch sise, deep fruit Baskets, sewing Baskes; SI shape; ideal for layer scores of shapes and cdlors at « caxes, ‘Tilled anna Strongly made, etc. \ sinks: saves (Nagents—t} carth Ficer. Seuth.) » . B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO. $1.50 Value will fit itn time and labor

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_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_ ieee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27, 1926 Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Daily—Open Saturday Until 6 P. M. Stamped Pillowcases Special, Pair, 98c : , @ Pillows made of 42-inch Tubing; hemstitched for crochet edge or scal- loped; stamped in simple designs for ae French or colored embroidery. | We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Fuil Books for $2.00 m Charge Purchases Made the Remainder of the ne eee | Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted Month Will Appear on November Statements Featured in the Furniture Section Thursday Are These Beginning at 9 A. M. T harsday—T he October Special Values in Metal Beds | fp OLIAR % a : Attractive Styles—Also Springs and Mattresses at Savings | Double. Day-Beds : os Stinsiis H : |r | Housewares Halloween Pumpkins ™ P riced 10c to $1 .00 a @ A pleasing variety of these m ee wanted table favors which may be fillet with candy or lighted with candles gi | being of papier mache. Faver Section—Sixcth SO Rt > nomena a egy lh «Pg gy, Some Lots Are Limited—Therefore No Phone, C. O. D. bec Will-Call or Mail Orders Will Be Accepted—Attend Early | Dollar Day | & |. Sale of _ je Soaps These Daybeds have well designed wooden or metal ends—and open to a full-sized bed. Complete with cre- tonne covered pad. | | $20 Mattresses. | $10 Metal Beds | 50-lb. layer-felt Mattresses with rolled | | , ) Limit of One Lot a Seconds of edge and 4 rows of side stitching; $1.50 Pails, $1 70c Brooms, 2 for $1 of Each Kied $1.50 Kettles, $1 Sets, suadberchiots art ticking covered—full $14 95 tor $ Be ee ig le * Household Broome with | . Ali-white enameled Teakettles ; yl oo ee lS nnn oe el han eee oe 2 8 ae —_ = sewed shoulder; strong handle. toa Customer 4-qt. size; wood Thursday $ e 5 or twin size: Thursday Weak e | | seamiess body: wooden grip stip. —— ' ’ for $16.50 Coil S | ~ ag ofa ee gg make—designed | White Soap : ol rings or unusually pleasing appearance | This excellent style will suit many Pp 6 | and splendidly built. Have square Lt on bedrooms—and is constructed with Comfortable, serviceable Springs of posts and large center panel. Finished for 2-inch round posts, attractively fin- coil type, with soft spring-tied top— | jn walnut effect and in full or twin Chotce of Crystal White ished in brown. Choice of full] or and gray finish; choice of $10 75 | size. oe 3 SS twin S1ZESs. full or twin size, Thursday ° Seventh Floor — , $1.75 Stools, $1 $1.50 Racks, $1 Star Soap ee oe Thursday—30 of T hese Very Desirable White enameled meta) Bath- Wail style Dryine Racks; 10 22 bars ' ezen, white japanned: good room Stools; round sest. | adjustable wooden arms. ie $1 . Lal size Laundry bars madé by Procter & Gam- bie. $57.50 and $59 Seamless Rugs 9x12 Ft. Axminsters and Velvets _ Special .) 43: Cleanser 23 ‘tor SI a Lighthouse Clean er— , . Com le W1 te m3: br Armonrr & Co.: ‘ At this special price you have choice , — ry Table $1.50 lance sifter cam $1.50 Casseroles, $1 of room-size Axminster and Velvet ‘VM ; mye Pie Casserole: heatproof glass . men 3 , 1 - Rugs of heavy grades, patterned very aytona Radios | fireproof lining; nickeled | Sees Flakes lining: nickeled frame. decoratively in various colors; all have | deep nap and the Velvet Rugs are $ 95 wd 7 a 4 Pkgs. $] fringe-finished. = | ? » | for | 3 Crvstal White. Ivrory Flakes or Chipso: all in saree size p33: ‘ TON $34.50 and $39 Axminster Rugs @ The new model 1927 Maytona Radio will sj “(ey dy in 8.3x10.6 size and allover or or- especially please those seeking a moderate- x | j = Sond aaa phe pot ly priced Set that is thoroughly depend- ae 18 _ LU , g Sani Flush woven. Special. $26.25 able. 5-tube model, with tuned radio fre- | i r tee A - Cans $] om re Rendnitt Pee — circuit, complete with the fol- Pa a} } ta od for owing: , : sins Cunningham Tu $1.75 Moulds, $1 $1.50 Dishes, $1 caly: large csp aame. Genuten Sink enapudiod: sen , | Be OSs RE Nickel-plated Cake D ver: size. Many Tables Should Be Newly Decked With These 100-Amp. Philes St Balter | Eainh Moulds ot cant _Xickelvllated Cake Dishes tilating cover: good size : . . 2 45-Volt B Batteries | ee | : Soft leather $40 Semi-Porcelain Dinner Sets 1 Aerial Kit ea an ) ae: 1 Folding Table with Battery Shelf 5 C | Women’: Sixth Fioeer r 7 . . — — PoOReT sizes | Offered 1932 ° 7 " G — SoD) Thursday at | For the Winter Garden! 5 -- q@ Through this special offerin ou ob- 66 : 99 eee Sees, tain Sets of excellent grade y Sa Ice King Skates $1.50 Dishes, $1 5 oe ~. ‘ y Covered Bonbon Dishes with {| Garbage “Cans i ; $1.75 Kettles, $1 of heavy gal- | 4quart Wear-Ever aluminum | Electric Teasters of conven- semi-porcelain at far less than their Glass inset; nickeled cover. | vanized iron: deep rim cover. ' Windsor Kettles: with cover. © tens ie 9 worth. Decorated with border design $9.95 $ 95 with gold line on edge. Handles are mat Value es gy gold covered. Service for twelve. October’s Dollar Day Brings This Special @ The Winter Garden opening will make Other “Specials” for Thursday this special offer appeal to many—for it $79 French China 100-Pc. Sets... $51 these are the popular Alfred Johnson +t. $69 Bavarian China 100-Pc. Sets, $45 steel Skates. Racer or Hockey styles, per- , | : $50 Imported China 100-Pc. Sets. $31 manently fastened on skating shoes. a { O O y S | $35 American Semi-Porcelain 100. Skating Socks, white, special....... 39c a be. Piece Sets ._.. + +++. . $22.50 $1 Skate Guards, special 89c fe $25 Semi-Porcelain 100-Piece Sets $15 . By mere Neds | ae $1.35 White Wool Skating Toques. .99c ~¥ Floor x “oor - — : am Scores of Popular New Kinds’ | At Important Savings € A Dollar Day event that should interest almost everyone who has children; whether they want to select playthings for im- mediate use or for Christmas. Bright, new amusing Toys that cannot ordinarily be ob- tained at $1.00. Kinds for little boys and, girls—as you will see by carefully looking over this list. You Should Make the Most of the Savings Afforded in the Annual November Sale of Curtains The Newest Lace Curtains and Drapery Fabrics in Most Pleasing Variety Imported Lace Curtains $10 to $12 $ r . ° ee 62 Choice of These Toys—All Extraordinary Values at | | $1.50 Building Blocks . $1.75 Circus Sets | $1.50 Friction Dum iy one, ost, Stienely petuoned Shadow-weave Casement Curtains fin- $1.25 Picture Blocks _ $1.50 Paint Sets | a Alum. Cooking Sets hivin och i teins suieat "aieionet on ‘si = — bullion tiers vl scal- $1.50 Character Dolls § $1.25Sandy Andy Toys | $1.50 Canvas Baby Swing Swiss net, and tastefully finished. sane Am a rar te + ion haat "aede Joleen dae “Sian Season yt ane ten-key | eelbarrows Bassin A or aesatnagen Sets $7.50 Panel Curtains $1.25 Horses on Platform | American Flyer Trains | $1.25 Sidewalk Siechens Se ateed eaten Be Hh cotemger Pa French Marquisette Panel Curtains $1.50 Sewing Machines $1.35 Aluminum Tea Sets : $1.25 Sidewalk Cars vps Ale ace Seay nty rurties x | with Normandy lace insertions and $1.25 Trombones | $1.50 Friction Autos | $1.35 Rocking Chairs 4 ; $3 15 oe edges; may be used one to a $1.25 Saxophones | 1.25 Roll | ng elk armel 4 $1.25 Rubber Balls Basement Gallery teal

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kins ¢ much- be filled . dles—all ixth Fleor — efrigerators value... $I ‘w Refrigerators of galvanized tron: a4 ie type. - —— ; Paper, 15 for $1 Tissue of good grads sheet rolis. Lines, 3 for $ one Clotheslines. in 5 wth: heavy jute. Bulbs, 5 for $1 -colored Electric Bulbs; vw for lamps and pecial Jolls} Remstitched heme Men’ s $1.23 Leather Slippers ¢ | § Men’s High and Low Shoes $I Basement a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27, 1926 ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 11 Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Daily—Open Saturday Until 6 P. M. | Sale of Coffee Bloomers | Friday Following / $1.69 Value ” : Dollar Day $ 1 Men’s Gloves | | Sheet Blankets $1.50 to $2 Kinds, Seconds of $1.49 | The Sale of F. & BL Speci Bee corte Ss Toe te ghPecial Scaiiiet ininaitac main We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in Gharge Purchases Made the Remainder of the et Gey. Pian t0 ne day af ter Dol- Bloomers, gi? t= new | colors; | Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted Month Will Appear on November Statements | PRE ne By nt By et, ae a By pow Basement hs. . a sizes. , 66x80-inch sizes.. 1000 only. Men’s Shirts $1.50 to $2 Values ) to $1.75 gra les; full- | fashioned Silk Hose with double liste tops and Women’ 8 ha -98 Kid Gloves | reinforced feet. In black and. colors Women's at + black Kid Gioves in | Hoslasp style: overseam sewn, A good range ” Stockings, 4 Pairs for $1] ——- OQhildren's 35e and 39c fine ribbed mer ne Sc ‘Kerchics, 25 for $y | Sono Sx st in oe Boys’ ep Blankets, 2 for $1 | and Sets, Each $1 Linen Scarfs, buffet and vanity Sets—all samples with attractive lace edges Women’s Undergarments, 2 for $1 Seconds of 79c to $1 grades; fleece-lined cotton vests, pants or bloomers in regular and extra 612768. Bath Towels, 5 for $1 Seconds of 2c colored quard bordered Bath Towels with place for monocram. Children’s Undergarments, 3 for $1 Seconds of 59c to 58c grades are these fleece-lined cotten vests and pants. Sizes 2 16 years. $1.39 Mattress Covers $I Leuble bed size Covers of un- bleached muslin: boxed sides and with tape ties. $1.49 Table Padding, Yard $1 Extra heavy 54-inch quilted Pad- ding to protect your table from hot dishes. 25¢ Cotton Outing, 7 Yds. $1 Stiinch full-bleached soft and fleecy Outing Cloth: wanted for warm sleeping garments. Bath Towels, 4 for $I 20s40-inch full bleached double ‘hread Bath Towele. hemmed and having ecolored borders. Seconds. Bath Towels, 2 for $1 Extra large white, double-thread Terry Towels—al! with emall stains. You will want several Outing Gowns $1 Women's reguiar and extra-size cotton euting flannel Nightgowns, with handwork and braid trimmings; striped patterns. si AS to $1.69 values. ‘Women’s Hose | @ Mock-fashioned silk- and-rayon Hose in black, white and col- ors: lishe tops: seconds of 79c to $1 grades. Rasement 18c Muslin, 10 Yards $1 ; . Mil lengths of 2 to 15 pe m4 39 inches wide and wanted for mar Men’s Union Suits, 2for $] | inches wie Men's 6%e¢ to 88c pin-chec ked white nain- gook Union Suits in sleeveless, knee length style. Good Quality can er — ‘hiefg for Men: with neatiy ‘Imstit qd ders | ° 9 $1.75 Boston Bags $1 | 7 Chitcress Shoes Cothide and « eather Boston Bage atrone), ote go nave overiapping frames Neatly lined te ’s Boxed a 2 Boxes $ | | , > 1 » Men's $1 boxed initialed Handkercrhiefe« Mhree in a box); colored woven borders and neally € Children’s and misses high and low Shoes in patent and tan leath- Soft leather Slipper ‘s for men; soft @ed leather soles and pad ted heels. Sizes 6 to 11 Women’ Ss $2 to $2. 50 Shoes $I | ers: sizes 5 100 Pairs of women’s hich lace Shoes in | to 2 in one broken sizes. “of kid Jeather with hich or low heels. — or an- Bhopworr $8 and S4 grad: ee oD patra Sf men’s high and low Shoe | ae nish and low Shoes in kid ead calf House Dresses $1 | —-— 4“ - $1.39 Overalls $] Long-sleeved House Dresses, embroidered Aprons and Bungalow Apronse—of gcinghams prints and percaies; sizes 36 to 44. $1.49 to $1.85 an Men's Overalls and Jumpers o oe heavy weirht | Slips. in plain ar 4 “enmbined ct ; all @mzes; a <2 ~~ - | geven styles: neatiy trimmed and full cut; tub- on ee 75c Table Damask, 2 Yards $1 f4-inch full-bleached mercerized Cotton Damask in popular designa, with ‘lored border. Knitted Princess Slips $1 Womens part an agp Knit irregularr of $1.49 to $2.29 FB ony 50c Tan Tussah, 3 Yds. $1 36-inch wide ailk-and<otton Tue sah in the tan shade wanted for so Many purposes. 39c Linen Towels, 4 for $1 All-linen hemetitched bleached Guest Towels. = oy a at- tractive place for monogram. Bungalow Aprons, 2 for $ | Plaid and checked gingham Aprons, proof. $1.50 H & W Girdles $I Good quality elastic and brocade. H. & W. Girdies in the comfortable 14- inch length. A good range of sizes ' tractive patterns and color combinations. Desir- 60c Sheeting, 24% Yds. $| 4000 yards of Pepperell 10-4 un- bleached Sheeting; mill lengths ef 2 to 7 ily yards 45c Table pe 3 for $1 Rooth’s Crash 18x5¢4- — Scarfs in ecru shades—all wit neatly hem- atitehed ends. $1.50 Famo Corsets $1 Medium and lov-topped models tn Fame Corsets; of fancy striped material or plain pink coutil with deen elastic sections in back $1 Throw Rugs, 2 for $1 24x48-inch size popular Crex Rugs ip at- able for many rooms. Emb. Pillowcases, 2 for $I 42x%6-inch bleached Cotton Pu- lowcases with scalloped edges and attrac- tive embroidered destens. $1.25 Door Mats $1 Good quality 18x26-inch deep brush cocoa Door Mats are well made and strongly bound $1.69 Knit Sacques Infante’ knitted zephyr yarn Sacques. $1 interwoven with silk: 300 only; in several styles. 25c Linen Toweling, 5 Yds. $1 Heavy full-bleached linen Towel- ing with colored borders: for kitchen use. Women's $1.25 to $1.35 finely ribbed $ 1 7 paar: 7 Hose, 2 Prs. for $1 Seconds of $1 grade are these raron and | wool or cotton and wool Hose. Shown in lighs c Metal-base Smoking Stand | or dark patterns. With gilt tray and maich ; . . container- handle for carry | | , Lisle Hose, 4 Pairs for 1 siig. Seconds of A4e to AO eras les vonen'’ Basement | mock-fashioneq mercerized Lisle Hose wit h double | tops and “reinforced feet. In black and colors | fleece-lined cotton vests or pants. In regular and | vulpes. denim; strouglly sewed, h ler Lh rge bib and . Bide set fctae sizes 34 to 42: jump Men’s Socks, 3 Pairs for $1 Rayon and cotton mixed fancy Socks are obtainable in several attractive patterns and color combinations Seconds of 50e grade . » 7 Smoking Children’s Union Suits $1 $1.25 to $1.50 Union Suits for children: Sets | of finely ribbed or flat knit fleece-lined cotton. | Sizes 2 to 16 years. "Women’s Und $2 Value omen's Underwear $I 25¢ Cotton Outing, 6 Yds. $1 38-inch wide softly fleeced Cot- ton Outing in estrip pA patterns and espe clally wanted for sleeping garments. $1.50 Tablecloths, Ea. $1 64x63-inch full-bleached cotton damask with an attractively cvlored ber der design. E $ B a $ i ) Curtains Ania + nr : Thursday at L 148 D rai OT af | $1.39 Cotton Batts $1 3 Ib. one-piece 72xO-inch quilted arqu Cotton Batts of uniform thickness and g es Ea a we age MB te — we ris ceable bieached cotton. At s° la ie , ent nomy Store mt hems and im white, ivory Basement Eco \ } or beige: seconds of $1.25 grade. : ee eSESE! Women’s Hats $2 and $3 Values i @€ Hundreds of felt, velvet and combination fabric Ha'ts in black and poepular Fall colors; many shape. Basement ~~ ma / ' ’ | | $2 Drapery Materials, Yard $1 Lovely quality 36-inch Drapery Damask and S0-inch Rayon. Artistic colors for making | window curtains or door drapes. / i $1.65 Curtain Sets $1 Dainty white or tvory scrim Curtains mF colored ruffles and narrow band ahate with valance and tie-backs. Women’s Gloves <e = $2 foooen . in oa aT € Sample chamois fabrie Gloves in turn-back cuff styles. with embroidery; also gauntiet and slip-on $1.50 Marquisette Curtains $l White lace edged Marquisctte Curtains in neatly hemstitched effects. Suitable for many rooms, $1.75 Lace Panel Curtains $l Rich beige colored filet weave Lace Panel Curtains have scalloped ends finished with bullion fringe. 25c to 35¢ Marquisette, 6 Yards ‘$I , i | Plain and fancy Curtain a a | attractive colores; for m gash or | | Gloves. Basement $1.25 Rayon, 2 Yards $I 2000 yards of beautiful quality stri Congoleum Mats, 3 for $1 , Rayon drapery in liustreuns color item 18x36-inch Congoleum Gold Seal Mate for door and window drapes. are sanitary and waterprool!. In attractive pat- terns and combinations of colors. All Mats have 98c Ruffled Curtains, 2 Prs. $1 felt bases Plain and crossbar white scrim —- $1 with full ruffles and tie-backe Children’s Sleepers, 2 for Sleepers of heavy cotton outing flannel, with feei: double stitched, and cut full. kitchen or bathroom use. $1.39 Velvet Carpeting, Yd. $1 P lay 27-inch. Velvet stair and hal] Carpeting. Good quality, tn attractive designs and effective color conmrbinations. O es stitch, with collars and pockets; jeizes 2 to 5 years. Children’s 89c Sweaters, 2 for $1 $ Coat-atyle Sweaters, in heavy cardigan for... Children’s Jersey Dresses $ | Panty Dresses of eotton jersey. with neat i Stiefel's blue trimmi effects : lors: , ° striped fabric ee —— pear me —; vw .o wo ¢ long sleeves and red trim- ming; sizes 2 to 7 years. Birdseye Diapers, 10 for $1. 27-inch Diapers, of bird’sere cotton entton flannelette: hemmed, ready for Oy Girls’ $1.50 Rain Capes Capes $] $1.79 Bed Lights $1 Waterproot. rubberized Rais . Attractive Bed Lighis in rose, gold and attached hoods; in red, green a A ny Sizes blue satinette; covered with heavy Georgette ani 6 to 14 years. po seme trimmed with braid. Complete with Gi | " $1.50 S] . : $I $1.89 Electric Torcheres $] __Aieactive pleased Sxirtw for girie: sueie SO ireheres with metal bases: attrac to 14 PE EEE oan ah ¢ ee gold and blue ship on giass tube. tube. ° , D $1.79 Boudoir Lamps $i Ss cone aeseeae Deen. $1 Boudoir Lamps in ivory and Dutch eliver es are well and neatly trimmed. Sises 7 effecta with attractive cotton eilkailine shades in to 14 years rose, gold or blue. Complete with cord and plug. Girls $1 Wash Dresses, 2 for $ | | 4 quality gingham Dresses, serviceable $1.49 to $1.69 Silks pod al asl ae pes et pee . . Boys’ Blouses, 2 for $I ; mage Tee 0 ieee Se ee ° fancy colored effects and white; we Choice at, dark effects in the wanted clothe. Yard —— *eeeees , * Boys’ $1.19 to $1.50 Shirts si 5000 yards of the following Silk and Sik- Shirts of broadcloth, madras, ae we? dresses, slips and other anted cloths; ae Boe a seety faa Sea Rest se man vosterhe’ ‘sine white. Birees 12 to $1.49 Crepe de China $1.59 Silk Radium. 89c Sleepers, 2 for $1 $1.69 Printed Crepe. 4 girls’ heavy quality cot. $1.49 Changeabie Silk ané Rayon. ton flanneictie Slee with or thowt feet, in $1.59 Brown and (ray Taffeta. drop-eeat styles. 2 to 12 $1.40 Reorectie Cree a scent si ar ‘ ton Crepe - pateaticatiny owe ||, Boye $1.30Faiamee $I _ } in two- style. Stripes, gg colors and white: alli are frog-leop trimmed. Sizes 10 75c Bloomers, 2 for $1 to 18 years ' Cotton satinay Bloomers, with double a Men’s Gloves, 2 Pairs for $] tle cufff bottom and saddie croich. or white. Sizes & to 16 years. Tbe and oo ow - finished and iP anne 69c to 79c Dresses, 2 for $I or eireet wear. All sizes. Infants’ Dresses of good fabrics; trim- med with lace and embroidery down the fronts, Py yokes and on the hems; 6 months’ toe 1- Undergarments 29c Cretonne, 6 Yards for $] $1.49 Value Bright Cretonne in a great Men’s Heavy Sweaters $1 $ 1 red designs ang delightful color pyle RI Cotton and woo!) mixed Sweaters, in gray ane heather mixtures: large roll] collars and V to 46 Ka. Sizes 26 ft 45¢ Cretonne, 31/2 Yards for $I a tihiidnik. iuiiaaia Good quality Cretonne 4. lovely figured © anand and ilace designs nc 6the secag®On's« emart color combinations. trimmed GCowrne Slipa, ’ Bioome Btep ine nd Boys’ $1.29 Overalls $1 | Chemises: sizes 46 to 50. Plain blue denim heavy weight (rverallie: eat large, plenty of pockets and with large and wide guspenders. Sizes 8 to 16 years. Basemept A Remarkable Selection of Men’s Suits $18.50 Value $1322 @ Choice of the season's styles in English semi- fitted and conservative model Suits—single and double-breasted — tailored of excellent fabrics in stripes, checks and mix- tures. Sizes 16 years to 42 chest measure. Odd Trousers Wool, wool-mixed, corduroy and moleskin Trousers colors end patterns; aes 3 ear" $2.85 innteaetnh theinaene Ghine | An Unusual Thursday Choice for Women and Misses Is in These » 1000 Faery n $6 to $7.50 Values U2 Women’s, Misses’ and Extra Sizes @ This large assortment of attractive Dresses gives you an opportunity to choose from new styles at a definite saving. Models of silk crepe, charmeuse, jersey and plain and striped woolens—new Fall shades be- ing widely represented, with an equally pleasing choice of black Dresses. Dresees—Basement Economy Sstere Thereday—T hees Seamless 9x12-F oot Axminster Rugs Seconds of $55 te $57.50 Grades ‘ao @qDeep-napped 9x12 (room size) Axminster Rugs in medallion and all- over designs that feature rose, blue, tan, and taupe color blendings. A selec- tion many will want to share. :- <3 7 MP Dee pera Perse ta mae Ret “? ee Cera tiey — bs jaded b at yy * bd pale Apc Re cccaihig CRM Rae sabe eggs am Odie goal a a . Solids oh dein ah cs ihc tad Tide: AN a ve hi by teeatiie 06 ainisd hig, 04 ER nati. ate Mba tabetha voy added tp hh : 6 p j Sih thal , * age Me iene vig one MIND lect Mel A aie, AB ehpctlid 0 5 AT ga . . on tnv pe rune ‘ee ey ee aa Beane oakes Reve! pdReth- 03 oR os ~ en se he

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ee SY ale wee MMe ee one eke ee ee we Se a oe ee PAGE 12 MONTREAL GIVES WARM GREETING TO QUEEN MARI Rumanian Subjects Meet Ruler at Consul General’s Quarters, on Her Tour of : Canadia., City. ’ \s9 ei Poe « - s* MONTREAL, Oct. 2 ntrea . a awnmia =s-aleonrm (een \iar at ; a 2 w ; --* fe ~ Ys = ja a ’ a! 0 ay i4 : LJ rr % ; ers «} ort ‘ar ‘i 2 ? on TT) Tor nO r 37 q . —— ’ ~ «a ¢ W ei] rested dy - POOG Dikws & + Se aenann na sieep after a busy afternoo! i 7 as ’ O t ia id rening in the On rie and Princess Llieana began i visit here with ] P Hall. where Mayor ed the city’s greeti Nicholas remained it only for the recept: Mals at the station. away then on a mission : With officials of the tional Railwars, he : study of Montreal's termina, facil- ities. 4 Meanwhile his mother an + «ist were meeting members of ‘“ounci? and making an au ‘-dmobil > lien ah. ss -* tie atour of the city before taking ea $6n at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel. The. Queen met Rumanian subjects at the consulate. » Another tour of the city, taking the royal party through Montreal and McGill universities and Vila Marie Convent was arranged for the afternoon. Tonight the roy party will be dinner guests of George A. Simard. Rumanian Consu]-General for Can- gda. and afterward wili atrend the Chali jap! n performance of Rossini’s opera. “The Barber of Seville 4 Montreal wave Marie an enthust- ;: astic reception that brought nods and hand waving from the Queen as she rede through crowded rests. 7mm | scarlet osated Royal a asuble line from the Queen's car to her awtomobile at the station, won the admiration of Marie. The special train will leave Mon- treal after midnight, arriving in Ottawa tomorrow morning for an all-day stay before beginning tne wo dares’ journey to Winnipeg. Deeply touched by the Toront “Yomen'’s acclamation of her yes- terday as descendant of Queen Vic- “toria, Marie in reply declared she | Mad not forgotten that she was “born in England and added her Delief that “there is no stronger | link that binds us together than | the association of the British Em- pire. Picturing the contrast of the. pieasant days of her girlhood and the tragedy of the war as she saw | it in Rumania, she urged the wom-. en of Canada to join their sisters throughout the world in an en. deavor to bring lasting peace be- |. tween nations. Her address was delivered in Convocation Hall of the University of Toronto, after she had inspected the institution. The first ana last | visits of the day were at Govern- ment House, where Marte and Princess I'eana and Prince Nich- Silas with other members of. the royal party were guest last night of Tieut.-Gov. Henry Cockshutt and ers. Cockshutt In an informal! chat in her car) the Queen said she would like to } An Epoch in Masonic } History of World-Wide { Achievement was marked in St. § Louis yesterday “with the dedica. | tion of the $4,000,000 Masonic } Temple, emblematic of charity ‘ » toward all. ) Grand simplicity that speaks # silent eulogies characterizes that 3 part of the furniture in this new # Temple designed and manufac #tured in the Prufrock-Litton BR’ Company’s factory. ® You are always welcome at A the Prufrock-Litton (Co. empo prium, Fourth and St. Charies — ‘ — enema fabendon her royal role for a time. leaving her train in Toronto. [t; royal train. There are ever | Killing and icarn ‘and how the tee m > rk: 4 - > > Or aa | not tt; »} ‘ Mves. She said she would like to|/ and was signec by the Ukranian her bobbed halr attended to dail ing marked & *% lasgrat 0 te pom wa feeling between England and the | feeling, than the joint friends of OWN YOUR Americans as they arejasked for “better conditions” for/an ice cream parior and a barbe 0 a _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - — | _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27, 1926 -LOU! : a _ = to the Chinese tong war, Rothermere, English newspaper | the friendly relationship between - as viet 8 : that has been waged for months proprietor, and Rudyard Kipling the United Statesand England, pear - he © =f “é ve Pacific Coast. The kill-| .. nel? responsible for hard) with their recent outbursts of bad al (aot a eo ’ — . " . . . e b levy > average American! Ukranian residents in Rumania shop where the Queen may fave sone = . ‘tm i? . + > —) > Be LOng ‘ f re——t ic Use 111i De ~~ ’ - hen. f‘ommiunity ap Toronto. I snaid Ther Pe" are fo ir -poste - hye is. 2 “i in © => WarTria?r ist soe of F t ni te : Stat es. by Hugh | ampbell both countries have been st! ivin step into an America kitchen, | Comn 1 . . ~) eee , ae a ines as killers Moy’s assailants - . uid have a chat with the housewife,;Ukranians in Rumania had been | prary and bath. a radio amd a POS Af. a | ners a “| Wallace, former American Ambas-/ for a generation to accomplish.” | We will Sei anywhere fe : > > " a on i Oa 4 ? * ih : 7 + > ~ + c o ‘ Wi re « : la VE ns, . di1ice Saks ( . : ap-to-date, hy and see how the dinner dishes deprived of thelr Schools and Of | phonograph on arc. aye ie = sador to France, who has arrived Questioned as to the anti-Amer-' 9° .oer own selection = iwere put through a washing ma- political ang economic freedom, ' Chi pp Ki ae alee genta ‘on the White Star liner Majestic. jean feeling said to be general ment dewn and $59 = mam ichine. She added that ghe and | and that conditions for Uk- _ = meson hates vets Bs LAYS BRITISH IL} Wi 10 —saAfter discussing the situation in; throughout Europe, he said: ° can en an — ner ¢ : vey The Public Has Looked for —_ ~ a a. vision SCI@C@OiLiii Quality in eueveve 4¥, Aey knows eractiy : Res of eyeglasses Eye Glasses to 5 610 to 618 Washington Avenue 4 ce Ag cept i wey Unsurpassed Values in oe 7 | 513 OLIVE STREET GRAND& WASHINGTON peti hieiadied ied nee aa el Dae a wewewir ee ies . - . oe mR 3 ‘s . a % ; = | aa | ea ; . | . : : : : - | | That Eloquently Typify Our Standard of Style, Quality, @ . | Wik T a | Dependability and Excess Value ; r - - | . | @ . : > | An Extraordinary Group at | . 7 Consisting of caracul paw in platinum, castor and cocoa fF ie VAYS ADMIRED, always in good taste ; shades; French seals (dyed coney) ; natural muskrat; krimmer are Diamond Dinner Rings, such as th } paw; platinum kit, leather trimmed, and opossum. | r above. This handsome design is wrought in 18-k. “ | sibs Cold with 3 = matched Diamonds } } i , along the center line he sides are enriched : ( with 6 smaller matched, Diam nds | : | ; $194.00 Superlative Values at ; = | Lovely silky caraculs in all popular shades, Hudson seals . s (dyed muskrat), gorgeously trimmed in fox and muskrat; r ae marminks; silver and natural muskrats, fox trimmed; sleek | hid pony skins in blonde and cocoa shades and kit ermines. | Sapphires and Diamonds, whose contrasting i | beautv lend additional charm to each other by Li ik have been combined ingeniously in this splea SO oe ‘ a; i I n . | es —_— eTace te e,@ prunes: ice gatan vt Golden Mustret Incomparable Qualities at . $ : f i sel pantry A group comprising caraculs in all the new shades with lus- a | gate trous shawl or crushed collars of fox; pony skins in the new- ‘ 1 Open a DIVIDED PAYMENT Chae = } st a ec est designs; smart American broadtails, fox and sable trim- of i Account ace Seningeee wiRona a j med: Hudson seals (dyed mukrat), enhanced with squirrel and : nm “ oe a > au fitch and raccoon. } a: Litis : 1 § i Khry lf Other Fur Coats Priced From $98 to $1495 cdeveiry Company (Fur Salon—tThird Fioer.j 9th and Olive Sts., S. E. Corner : ‘ ~*~ J so cos seen emaRtoms a cemeNN av sieeeieaieie, _semiieeenlabetindaiane ee a Ee 4 RARER AR RA AM AASAN AREA EN AM RARM AN ROR AAERORARRAN AM RARARN ADR AAEES AER AR OD AREA ARERR MAE a aa an OAR RA RR PARRA AA RASA RRORAADRR AR AA RAS ARRAN ATORS ARAN AA RAR AREAS A NA BRN HA aa aane anna nana na nnenramk ane nro Nery ir ty le end alate wee COLD GONE! HEAD | AND NOSE CLEAR | First dose of ‘‘Pape's Cold Com. pe te : ' r : : , ae — Le A ete ee en te e-em oe liana tae — \ ale oF 2500 Sport Hats _ t inlitite ; Hue iN ray" : wi i UHH) Hit nae: ae ae aie a ~ we . tlh toms seu ~4 = - — = por was veneers “ + “n= . eee one ae oe Ee ons ES SESE : ee : = ~ — ih itt Hi I HA \ MM A nt i " (3 | ) Be cS | r . ' F ‘ ' i Hit i TTA, igi tea! ‘j Peeei at: | 54) BT HME it itil Nii TE feet TOCA WARE TT ena SRE 4 ; . . . F , wih Basi: Tite jit hihi ee ‘ Toe ' ea Me ah ee ee Of Fine Domestic and English Felt in the we dase : Hiih mi sit ie HA ‘ : i: +i i tit it} tit 1H ae HH) : ! Hi Wav an ) Ne L bi [ ee ul sha ‘a at yo ee Newest of Autumn and Winter Modes ay a: i in ‘ni ‘ : YY Every Hat Is Priced at Just About Its Regular Wholesale Cost! The Greatest’. Sport Hat Event of the Entire Year! Mult a: pb? i ti ititth bad " Hie ee. it a iat 4 tif ting? : : ;* itl apeet fe 44 HINT ¢ if ss it aiid Ht F thi AA Rs Ht : ff "i i MRR eat “bet i TE tt nite Hi i ae rede Ah athe Yui high Oh: ny . iH it H 7 Ue i} bite aetit! veh HL: * bie if i est Bs: rin i | The hth Only because of weeks of searching the markets for ex- it a iN ga Nt HM uaanie sghbied : . : .7F ; i? ret \ en i . to present these unusual qualities for $2. EVERY MODEL /#i\" || (AAA, 9 IS NEW! EVERY COLOR IS NEW! Styles are smart and st - ££ gar ra youthful and include every new crown, turn-up backs, roll ay / / diane brims, fancy brims and large brims. ceptional values and a big sacrifice of our profits are we able = Hh it Hutt gh sua eh tf Ha " Black, Sand, Gray, Red, Copen, Wood, Nav Colors: Almond, Chanel Red, Jungle Green, Ete. (First Floer.) JSONNE NFELD’ ae O10 to O18 Washington Avenue # at et " Hi rete Og, f; i ily i! Ht He of all *, il RE Ale iH a , : : eT: : Pes Hsieh iN ne + tae Hin. 4; he isi ath it ba ght AR ent tdapad ad ERR bs ot: ie , Meer as RRPPRL TL ee eretee BATT bn iil it} La Whe sehdaaste i aie Hetastt i ne ar > Biches th taatts di he b i ! ie Fill Wbitprremn Le . sit netitti: fis) ) a eon a me i ae Ht ii t ivan : # in Mi a _ SONNENFELDS | COLL PANELS

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7. a i 7 2D RET ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27, 1926__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ PAGE 15 nparatively . ¢ a | | Six Fined for Trading in Futares. ‘he United States | | eN R idence Halls ATLANTA. Ga, Oct. 27—Stx) HAWES TO SPEAK OVER | ° Y a Uniform , = ZA gag esi more employes of local brokerage RADIO STATION KSO The Big Three ear . Fe NGS v1: houses have pleaded guilty in Su- . ee ie 5) ame Which Offer se Chest o> quddcaelante ula, - AT 3 P. M, TOMORROW | a | ore ris 66 Mn Splendid Living ae eee OC Ce SANS Len pee ARRY B. HAWES) Demo- | gore on, * “ y . ert ke | P| Ln hibiting trading in futures on mar- H cratic candidate for United | 5% e | | 7 ty Pie? Conditions gin. They were sentenced to pay States Senator, wil] deliver * t : ; ) Coes ot f | ‘iin, tna fines of $100 each or six months in a campaign speech over the 4g Tk ‘ . - t home | é For y oung Men jail. Those entering pleas were 20- Post-Dispatch radio station, TR ‘f -> | coe 3 35 x ae Lo tm " vo Siw 2 ; licitors. The prosecutions have re- KSD, at 3 p. m. tomorrow. He . S UR € . B Uccupy 51x Fioors 0 is Eleventh Street | ° ae . 5 — sulted in discontinuance of futures|; will be _introduced by Mrs. | ‘The Chewing ani Bi are b=) ARP ae) of Onin aiptemoe ; Se ie, es IF 8 SOREN LOE EI CI STE LT i Se aR Pich = a etsy we ge ap AN ay ‘ . . > + designs te blans ang ; . 4 , tk 5 4 too eae fi y "4 ih, —— Bi MINES DEAL ty ees Wi eat Taian te Mca POCA IRE IRS a a EU Aas Mr ween - : ARE NRLIE AA FRB a wtrime tabby * New Downtown prices service by all Atlanta brok- ; Henry N. Ess of Kansas City. . ers. || The campaign organization has SITIO re E Ocal the finest vanilla 1 rf R i’ } z Pow ; : i \ Basel " _ , rag it aa Byki Ole Sete Ae Staen Thy eae Lote f f i scien Die. ; Sa er 4 , yey Se p 2 hes Ce Zn tapes SO NR OE sR es Sn . > oad ~ A thick. durabie felt base. neatly emb and printed patiernm of bieck. secret. fiora? and the popular Dutch tlie paetierne im Bless. brown. gray anc ian As many varde a4 Pane (wi trom the role Sighiiy impertect Specia ae] Squirrel be At - Caracul : 7 = ae | - - . ~~ w De AA APS RARALARARASSAABAS BAR His : Bean ui pe PR day toilet and nursery purposes. << Soap Te. Olstment T and Ste. Taieum Me. Said Cad each free ——-" , | it. ia a ADS are BUSINESS BU LDERS. PBONE sour UKE, (Coat Shops—Third Floor.)

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j AME QM BI RK we s- eee by the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Oct. = x Qu ’ patural color PAGE 14 $750,000 FOR TRANSIENT POOR Free Board and Lodging for Them Provided in New Yorker's Will. est estimated at $759,000 for an institution to provide free lodging poor! and board for the transient is contained in the will of * > Mayer who died at New Rochell Harry 7.—A de- WITNESS NAMES TWO NEGROES N Mau Set. -F The will that the trustees may co-operste | with existine charities or with pub-| lic spirited citizens. Mr. Mayer until a few years ago when he retired, was part of the David Mayer Brewin owner eg Co. | ' ADVERTISEMENT SAGE TEA TURNS — GRAY HAIR DARK ... beaut iful, even That dark, glossy hair can on!y brewing a mixture ef Sage Tea and Sulphur. Your hair is vour charm. It makes or mars 1 had br _- z grav hair has disappeared, and after another application it becomes be tifully dark and appears giossy and Instrous. . feet, all-etee/ night tram Ly Saint Louis. ...-. 11:25 pm Ly Tower Grove __.11535 pm Ar Memphis .--.... 7:00 am Sleeping Cars ready for occupency et 9:50 pm OIL BURNING LOCOMOTIVES No Smoke—No Soot—No Cinders Tickets and reeervations et FRISCO TICKET OFFICE 322 No. Broadway Phone: GArfield 7800 Addéress Mai! Inquiries to E. G. Baker, D. P. A. Frieco Lines 835 Friece Building, St. Louis, Mo IT CosTs}| | herr | ey LET THE LIGHT BREAK IN UPON YOU ; : it costs you very little to _“bave us do your family /wesh. Our wet wash pian _ at a few cents a pound is putting the old family wash- tub out of business. We call for the clothes and de- liver them each week. We wash clothes clean. When your bundle is returned you will notice that they are as clean as your cleanest wish could they have | » cost you no more than hav- | ing them done at home— perhaps less. Wet Wash, 6c bb. Minimum Bundle, $1.20 htm Bc Ib Minimum Bundle, $1.60 A Ren ae ETE * + 7 . >} ed » POLICE at he was about to ? , > ‘* . =] . get into S coupe, when two Ne.- | Sroes pounced upon him, one strik- T cr hi . . - > } . ** - : ; if him on the eaG with a pistol! Victim Locked Up “On Suspicion.” He staggered and fell in the |} Street, calling for help. and then | Was carried he Negroes ir hallw a and 1) Pye } at hie Diwrse and jewelr: After his lacerations and abrasions of ice a scaip were ireated at City Hospital, he = ~ vas Ol Ke up far | AafG tant Don’t Let That Cold Turn Into “Flu” That cold may turn into ‘*Filu,’’ | Grippe or unless vou take eare of it at once. Rub Musterole on the congested | parts and see how quickly-it brings | relief. ffective as the messv old mus- plaster: blister. Musterole, mustard, camphor, mentho!] and other | simple ingredients, 1s a eounter-irri- which and helps break up the cold You will enters the pores, then a cooling sen- sation that brings welcome relief. | ion said. | ADVERTISEMENT _ even worse, Pneumonia, | does the work without made from pure oil of stimulates ceireulation feel a warm tingle as it Jars & Tubes. Regularly Sold for Twice the Sale Price. Newest Colors and Styles! Specially Reduced 606-08 Washington Av.—Thru to Sixth St. * SATINS ] From Regularly Higher-Priced 94 Lines. Many Were at Over Twice the Sale Price! 200 New Hats at a Reduced Price! JUST 125 PRS. SHOES AT res. at “In gray, blonde and sauterne kid. Priced Only Yesterday Nearly all sizes. High and =, 325, - a In A Great Clearance! Ready Thursday! A feast of Shoe values which are absolutely in a class by themselves. We have assem- bled all the broken lines in our stocks—every pair considerably higher in price. And every pair is CHOICE! Blonde and sauterne kid, black kid, patent leather or black satin. By all means see this excep- tional offering. All sizes and widths wns not in every color or material. ~~ we + ree a ee heels. Irresistible values. : a RTP s ~-aaine. | ington late Saturday night when ‘Brown and Wallace, personally | ‘known to him. passed and ex- 'changed words of greeting. Witness Identifies Assaflants. A few minutes later Capps heard aocry for help and saw a white. man, lytng in Washington avenue, | picked up by Brown and Wallace and carried into a gangway be- | tween two houses. Brown and Wal | lace, he said, soon emerged from the angwayvy and walked awas sickly. A few seconds elapseu before the white man staggered out | Capps said he remained in the vicinity while Adams staggered a block and a half west to Jefferson avenue, wher he foun d a police- nan “Did you t the policeman what you h See the witness was sked by Deputy Coroner Dever. “No. the policeman never asked me, Capps answered. Be lion photographs of Brown and Wallace, who have police rec- ords, were shown to Capps and pos- tively identified by him as the pair who carr Adams into the gang- was Capps said Brown lived avenue and Waliac Carr streets. Not Badly Hurt, Doctor Thought. Anoth@r witness today was ‘Dr. one? ham Bouhasin. in ch 1e dispensary at city testif ed ‘“ lams arge of . > . 7 MOsSsryiT a Hie Was rational and ‘ensure the poli cians. SCHOOL BOARD PAYS $106,000 FOR GRAND BOULEVARD SITE Present Administration Building at Ninth and Locust to Be Of- fered for Sale. ‘“@ or the physi > Tr. . Teta ee! - “ Z 4 A 1% ewe use 0 ‘ a ae oot ‘ ront ~ aze on Grand boulevard between Bell and Franklin avenue was com Board of site for a new ad- liding. The purpose make the pur- the Post-Dis- pieted vesterday bys the Education as a ministration bu of the board to thase was told in The present seven-story bui!d- ing of the board at Ninth and Lo- | | cust has been placed on ‘the market with hope that it wil! bring approximately $1.590.900 The new site cost $196.900. paid to Harry Koplar and Jack Dubin- sky. Fer some streets ven re the board has feit that the Ninth and Locust _ street property was too valuabie \for use in school administration / The new site is more convenient to ; those having busin ese with the a Ris i ministrative branches of the , schools, chiefly principals and ' teachers. A ee ne Child, 5. Burns to Death. | Rr the A« *-4 CO Loeir Tnousands Of pat CRSs2STS. i. T > the development and resources. , wherever they are located—in a -_ Kansas City, in Detroit and i ' - si 3 aid the price of supremacy through twenty- n over OT ~"aividea thougnt ¢@eppwuea to ; , , : gle activity hes created the great Aline Organzatios ef Apparel S ew Handbags EXCEPTIONAL VALUES Smartest shapes many ettects. Nicely lined and fitted. KLINE'S— Mein Flees. new | fashioned in one color or com- binations. Both silk and leather types in new novelty Unusual frames and finishes. i> a! EEVSVUEVE PRG EV EST USE SE SY Sehad ~y9 VETTES two Sea Lion, Gold and Silver Muskrat. in style and touches pro Smart women We, 5 a 4 » 4 CHARGE PURCHASES BALANCE OF MONTH PAYABLE IN DECEMBER $1.95 the pre-eminence of Kline stores St. Louis, in Cincinnati, e Kline's tender rons. A hae 1S tashioned otf et ee ee ee ES ee > Fur-Trimmed $QQ50 The loveliest modes of the season interpreted in exquisite Veloria, Rouve- laine and other fine cloths. Trimmings of the most desired furs including Sr ° berian Squirrel, Caracul, Beaver Baronduki and Calfskin. The Pimento Green, IN SIZES FOR MISSES, WOMEN AND LARGE WOMEN eRe, he Lt ee CRRA EERE REE EEE ERIE Re ie IRRESISTIBLE V ALUES IN ' ur Coats IN THE SMART MODES DECREED BY PARIS Each The se ection at $195 - 2 , » quality. Numerous wide that indrviduality so Typical Kiin ANY FUR! Other Exceptional Fur Offerings A Group of Sealine and Krova Coats, Special at. .§ 98 Hudson Seal Coats With Trimmings of Kolinsky, $250 Ocelot Coats, Beaver Collar and Cuffs, Special . . $295 A Jap Weasel Coat With Dyed Fox Trimmings. . $345 A Fine Jap Mink Coat, Trimmings of Fox... . . . . $395 KLINE S—Third Floor. ho he oc Pa tn Ro Po Mo Mo PH PL Pe Pi oD ~ .o | aA pe Oil Kline’s “Special” Silk Hosiery WIN ER COATS Every Coat is superbly modeled and tailored. Clean, careful workmanship which is apparent the moment you slip mto one of these Coats. Dyed Fox, Wolf and Squirrel—natural or dyed. Collars which are new! Sleeves which are un- usual! Colors which bring the swagger reds, greens, browns and blues in Silver Maple Gray, * _— * ~ 9 > , moces and , vv | om mu 2 i¢ dependable Fur values. A REASONABLE DEPOSIT WILL HOLD. A§ selina Presentation o A ffording the Utmost in Style, Quality and Workmanship in a Notable Selection at The slim straight line modes now so much in demand, Rich fur trimmings of Golden Beaver, sott supple woolens of exquisite texture. charming new- harmonies. Coats, Paris Inspired $150 —,_- and Dyed Fox. Many novelty trimmings of smartest shades are Pigeon, Blue, Thrush, Tan, Sandalwood and Japanese Ivy. sn - be sRira FOOT. » non ff A ® we bee . Caracul. outstanding distinctive desired by $195 By Bats Be Be Me Be i ce Me Bo Noe a dn dn dM a de isos on cn din ae din ct 5 ; a> San Be re re

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ST.LOUIS POST-DIS an-Indian CSR. se ree * Mexico, . oldiers and was last winter's hat, made bright and fresh again with Frost’s Mystic Dry Cleaner. This harmless cleaner -restores newness to silks, satins, laces, woolen goods, chiffons, furs, slippers, gloves, neckties and cloth- ing of every description. The odor quickly vanishes. Extra large can 35c at all drug and department stores. Leaves no embarrassing odor ig ee FROST’S MYSTIC DRY CLEANER el til ———_—— PATCH | By the Associated Press. | ident. Packers Elect East St. Louisan. CHICAGO, Oct. 27—The Insti- 'tute of Packers yesterday re-elect- |ed Oscar G. Mayer of Chicago pres- | Among four vice presidents | | re-elected was L. E. Dennig, presi- | |dent of the St. Louis Independe it | ——EE ed : ' | ’ ; | 1 | H : a 3-time : ‘certaiD. Money POST-DISPATCH WANT AD. Results al- refunded on canceled insertions. | Packing Co. a Sterling Silver for the Baby |S Little tots thould have their share of fine things —complete table sets and nursery whimsies. See our special Baby Silver Dis- play. cw | BOLLAND’S Lecust at Tenth —_———_r ! > | ; } } | Drop in Registration in | TO BEATSMITH. | BY CLOSE VOTE ' : Governor's Strongholds Indicates Followers Are Over-Confident. 50,000 BALLOTS } ' Jewelers tor 78 Tears ~~ nt the mand, eaver, re un- yonies. LL TERI mn. my -you dress up for it But wh home? Isn'titas wort \ WHEN YOU GO OUT OF TOWN ON BUSINESS at about business at h while as outside business? Isnt it worth working as hard for as the other? If good clothes are important one place aren't they just as important in the other? keep 0926 Hart Schaffner & Marx Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes you dressed up wherever you are TWO OF THE BEST OVERCOAT STYLES ARE SHOW Wide shoulders; straight, easy lines, tan and dusk gray. Cavalry twill is one of the new long wearing fabrics; very in dusted blue, stylish darw N ABOVE OLFF'’S ashington Avenue at Broadway c | ; ; ' ; ; ; extraordinary pas’ rhe rror?t | Gov Smith acn 3% } a = . I ura . | which ' 7 They , office of the | missing, noweve ee e247 i tne ratio Wil provably | ; ' WILL BE DECISIVE. | Whether Upstate Drys Can Beat New York City) Wets Is Real Issue in Em- pire State Election. . By DAVID LAWRENCE, A special Washington Corvenpené-| ent of the Post-Dispatch. idewsiotie Sane ALBANY, N. Y., Oct. 27.—Rep-| resentative Ogden Mills has a pet- | iter chance to beat Gov. Al Smith | (this year than anybody has Nhs d | |\for years Were it not for the inces of ¥ : i money on what he had d« i past, forgetiing that time is a strange transformer | + mm 14+¢ ' of vitaiit) “aiso politics may a lit De Sait a Gor Smith is not! the same powerful candidate he] was in the past i Smith Men Ov i Men Overconfident. oy > ‘ } tin 1 ‘ Several things have contributed . } fata ru . : " . to tnmis state of mind. One is tne . »>er* r,* | . 5 yyverconiidence of his own follow- ee ++ + ry*} : 7 ‘ : ing. The New York City registra- tion reflects this indiffererice by the aecrease in totais. Also Gov. Smith has been in office so long’ that many voters fee] a natural] in- | clination to change. The klan has! “ 7 “Ff ‘ “rr 4 take afi i587 + — ‘ Ait couid Bo ) rye ePTrongnirc with . ‘ . 4 aA an mn preak > | 2 47 an even break or a lead and then «+ oon Fils =o . . sidewalks of New York would pile high his majorit: Hiere are some figures. owever., | Cannot put he disconcerting to the were obtained regarded as Democrats. | today the | Secretary of State | here. They do not includ: coun- ‘ hic , ties on Which final figures have not aa CR Ante tte : , been oOTmciaiy transmitted Only 7 , | Nionroe County of the : ntien iS populous, so y the ~} y *} rls ? when the Lgures are all re- remal Same | ceived. Registration Figures. | Of the 62 counties in the State. | uj 7 : as ad , | . this year have a registration: of | 2 | 79 } 4 . 3,178,788, which compares well. of course. with the § 2,845,000 of regee- | * o“ 4 : + Dae = ee : See " ‘ ea i 3 Bh i mS >) a ow tee rer Ne 7 Q er ecpmcetinns are a. ~ “ aa ~ ‘ eke A 3 : aa we eo iy, ¢ ee ~ Re call VOTO: 4s . Stieber a cA hie Ate aA tt SEA AI OTE « ¥ so bess ~ vie? . ‘ 4 J wie Bhar st 7 4 ’ abd ey as eet er * nat Se Late 3 4 4 at = 7 = * 4 | ae ae 3 a i? > oo 4 as 7 a aa i > be) ’ 2 - . 3 a . : , ‘ j 4; PF 3 | +7 &: . oi 17 . oe > Se z SF ‘} 4) 7% i} ; ] : a7 t 4} : : : — - Ol tet le ak ee laioal ‘ait @ ae con ome sp AE arent e Sith Rae i oe" spi AR 1) Nia.) iby Ae Ps - ha ware Ps * ses pa im men Senge ti stoned pi hagas ere. Pee Ae ey ad hd” BS és xfer ath he oe aan Ate Cm ERLE MP Ne i ee - e ae ~ a ’ Zs - 1 rr oe eh ne aiaal age ead ee “st a“) eas Pad - 5 hat Lae ” Sh SERPS S Cott yy Fo a em ee agree wr ” doesn ae Dake CORR rae

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ee a Vig (er eer “> OIE Re CPE Ee EE PE aN Te". WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER.2/, 1926 of $113,500 for her . “i X * ' a ST. LOUIS COUNTY J 821 VOTE ON MERGER ASG AA East ox LOCUST A | “—— ) i SGT: Ninth Qquaur” HOSIERY rw Se = OTE of St. Louis County by Thursday rie !' : Thursday 23 VP precincts on the merger pro- = s follows: Only Hosiery Yor Men, Womenand Children Only __F2| * posal is as | = Yes N93 =4| Precinct J als ea| 1 O'Neil ....-2-ee- i 175, = 9 Day Hosiery Sale|) jie" i & /O alr = 3 Florissant ...++- il 352 =3| 4 St. Ferdinand.... 16 199 Ren Hiose r= 5 Bridgeton ‘ 20a 191 omen "S 6 Bonfil® .°: ba-odecc 9 ms 7 Kinloch ....«.«.-. 56 ed Full Fashioned $8 Dunder .. -s'f40%-s 40 198 | 9 South Dunbar 80 134) ° + ° 10 Ferguson 1 ..... 62 275 | $1.35 Medium Light Service Ez; 11 Ferguson 2 ...... * 241 =3| 12 Moline .....-.«-- rs Weight or Chiffon Es; 13 Prospect Hill .... 15 191! Colors in desirable shades, reinforced lisle tops and soles, all sizes in lot.. = a4 Riverview Gardens as 44 2 0 enn ngs ced ee 6 S00 ya o'r Men's Fancy Socks || Women’s Chiffon Silk 411 16 Woodland ....... 15 O14 we 6600 «quality, Rayon and . ‘ 17 Walnut Manor 273 162 mm lisle. Mock fashioned, short lisle 00 18 Pine Lawn .....- 216 9-154 = Pairs heels and S EF 19 Garfield ........ $27 78 ee 3 for 1.00 toes ; fg : aS 20 Carsonville ...... 202 171) + ‘ 4 ie. 9 = 3 rv sj] Men's Wool-Mixed ME cos. eeom dil ” a iy sees saa aa a 3 Socks 23 Mary 3 ae 23 3 yland Heights. 651 184 Fi Formerly 60c and $1.00. | | Women’s Mercer- P s$ .00 24 Overland 1 ...... 140 72 ea Broken lines, all sizes. | ized Lisle—Black, ia a See 25 Overland 2 ...... 182 162 = Pairs i | : or =a, 26 Overland 3....... 200 139 = i 4 2 2 | i Bi for S rekued . French nude, brown, ==; 27 Vinita Park os fae 153 = oi remem enna iemma nee nen mmr reine it mR men amen ma ssiliinatiii 3| 28 Wheaton .., ..-- 204 216 ZAR i ERB A AE A a ne TM. | 29 Engleholm ~ - —.-.- . - a A A 2 AN A\\\ \\ \\ Qe we NY ru AW TN \\\ WW \\\ \\\ \\\ \ Ant \\ AK s ihe SU ib \ a A 7Y a 5 T rt x \ "\ \ oe NY \\ ‘\ fe NY WN ta oo Pos AY wv _ A \\ ‘ NN \\ N\\ \\ \\* \ 8 , ANY if ® | \\ \ \ eo AW _ AN \\ \ ) | -—- ann \ \\\ \\\ SSRN A a many hair an : i to the first fi Continuing the Subway’s Double Header Clothing Sal The double header sale may be two suits, two overcoats, two topcoats, or one suit and one overcoat or topcoat. These may be purchased from the same . group or different groups. When a sale is made from different groups the price of the garment will be one-half the double header price. Two persons may each make a single selection, provided one sale is made for both garments. $30 and $35 Values One ana Two Trous Suits:and Topcoats 2 for*4z $35, $40 Two-Trouser “ape 2", . a mea and endo: Suits and Overcoats ‘. t © excess 2 for ‘57 & druggist ufacturer : a ve Whe and tha Ly oo deve that : $25 and $30 Values Suits, Topcoats, O’Coats, Gabardines 2 for*35 : $35 and $40 Values O’Coats and Topcoats 2 for*48 . R Pa wr 4 ¥2 4 } eut short a ¢ cold and P T While you 1 + Fou eannot 1 | minutes, @ the head; in the ne BOYD-RICHARDSON “ OLIVE AND SIXTH _—_-_~<~- Ss -” ~_———_ — eg I EE ee = ae aaa ~ yg — = ™ ™ : in

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re oe so th gh a “ al oes, + - - a ERAS Pg Arig Soh ODEs SAL, ea ee Bagh Hie Kap : , fated etry > _ 54 4 ey f eee ae ae 77 ose inine ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING. ocroman 97,1996 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH nui A ae | while the price of nonagricultural | sell reco | /§ uS at a profit; but it would de-' Severe Earth Shock Record iw herr ete ee REET « ~~ | | fl elibteabe tober aeearnesnee temas eee , 7 . s ed. west of here, were rded at the | eet ee kc se SOR FL laa ' ronetnggteaet pthantecivet egeadtea tp gee: 008 Ph gore rg aoa bus - «ie eae eae BRS PRE ee a ae Se cS ther t | , | ia 768 ring oes vs ae between | 90 per cent of our products are sold CHICAGO, Oct. 27.—A series of | Pp. m., Monday, until 2:50 ine SF SER SS TRRIAGS 05 L081 by bringing on industrial depres- | S*vere earth shocks, thought to | yesterday The maximum meine .former has decreased from 651 | ; +] : f Sion, hard times an : -) Have been about 9000 mile Ww SAYS ARI IS Points to 18. In the same way, the! ment. . ry | é —- aeecth- was attained at 10:49 a | purchasing power of farm rroducts | os | , ) : : | I ; The farmer would not benefit. | has increased 14 points while that. : of nonagricultural products has de- | but would suffer with industry and | ‘labor in the hard times which ' > J - creased 9 points; so that the spread! .._, 3 : | a ( “a rd FARM CAFEGUARD against the farmer has decreased | woulé follow. Idle men ereate soma, S Carance of tat om : TY ORD. dehy ¥ boise: ie et AO AB AR ea a ‘Cap a PION I x OS ab Mg al Pisa psp RR i sls or tes Saha taeda oe : , Sita iil i Nia ice iaeet it ieees R A ae tala. ental, Maite nlp Sent from 34 points to 13: in see pried henged destroy markets. If words, the farmer is getting more | eign swascoapeanarat Ber _ or : : for what he has to sell and pays | tion, it is vitally re | i Odds and Ends Secretary of War Delivers+*™ relatively for what he has tOlto save their deniaiith saarthdbe. | - |The Republican tariff protects IN Campaign Speech for Re- ' “What are the causes for the de. | American industry. American labor resison j ¢ °? Over-|. p in agriculture today? Over-/| ana American agriculture as well.” publicans at Meeting im} production and lack of markets.| Secretary Dacn saan larger au- . de eet a Re ee ee ae - Ch uf . nm ait nue : Sipe oir bene) i GM eA OD Oe ® *4 » eta ; 14 > } Sp pice rinaredin a oT ee ~ nt See try tr mgt ee ren) eas ps of HEALTH VICTORIES | | because other countries can ‘under-/! largely o Neeyesermesy POINTS TO DANGER = ee FATHER "IN Low SCHEDULE Difficulty of Agricultural Young lawbreakers who, in different||| ~~ YY ae iF — ae ASTO R A Class. clothes, might pass for college gradu- This clearance consists of discontinued pat- | mane ase 7 | | | ]\} | : Louisiana, Mo. taster wodea not inerease Gor toy | Tence than any that has heard a| a, oF Silver -P late | stole = JOHNS Do you know why our prisons and | ee terns of quality Silver-Plated Ware by leadi | pre , ! Fletcher’s Castoria i | SS ay ates? For. the answer, read “*Let’s manufacturers. To assure yourself A chéice TA ne eed ethetitatn tor‘ Case |Speaker here in the présent cam-. were Cites Over-Production and 3 LOUISIANA, Mo. Oct. 27.— z : ieces . NY || insner Opium. Morphine : ie ME wien: F. Davis of st. Louis. Sec- LOOK at the Home’? in November'|| '°S—% 24vise an early selection. Niners Kor Nancore) Oil, Paregoric, Teething Drops and eke Pea ONL ED OP Te og m. 4 ** — Te ee a eo Doe Wels, Mee eiombae ae 4, Pe sop PC re ee are ‘ _ 5 ” Dom » - L eben AB TNE 866 1 Nigh AA RRMA PR Re IES GR RAE LM Pe pg (ene NM NEE joel Re. aes ee a . 4 bdwes Saere: gers ‘ Pty gested RAR MeHedap ah ire: “ee os tow’ : : la! “e LA ~ pay a em _ ne ps Eo * * ee OE ad wt i Mae, oe oe ah BA, wer . fit Noaicedt ae Get a bottle today. |eign markets for farm products,| paign. The crowd was made up | eee. | ee ack of Markets as Real TefOrmatories are largely filled with |/F. 2] ee aes . sarap ety 1 S ST ee a f - iat ly ol . vi - van we ge PON OPAL CAME AAA a he le eit OO A ee ~ noe - aere tee + taney ooup Weed ue ote nd es nls nde mae . Prat Wade! are ree , se empire A 7” O° sa intially, “thre. He's 7] Same 3 : rt | | “Seme ef our Democratic | 1 Dy | OMACHS! friends,” he said, “are trying to| after the home has failed, tell what can be done | > moting Cheerfulness, Rest and boat let youth and vitality he | fool the farmer into believing that | to halt the de the : acca NT> | | stampede of younger generation. S wre) Exclusive ged by indigestion and bad | 4:. present troubles are due large- Natural Sleep without Opiates A s presen antes " Jewelers —? . Eat some of those things 1 +o the protective tariff. They LOCUST ef NINTH : . yy ithout after effects. iou Surope cannot buy our RPE: SECA Hf-you'll make use of an occa- | STS it ne rege age i 7 To avoid imitations always look for the signatute of 4 tablet farm products because rne ia;rili dic r stig ‘* : ess 5 » | | prevents the free exchange of me on cach package g edd condition that makes lumps of ds. This is the same argument SSSESEESSEERRERERESEEE . —s Bs you eat, causes BS0UuUr gas and Un- | EoOoaSs. _ é | qutecoesoenccenesccssnsssssensbocensesenesece : Meest heavy breath means not enough | they used in Congress when Oppos- | gs SSESSSSSSSSSSSESSSSTSSSSSSSSSSeeeeEs vy S ee / " a sl _ seseaeeaareeone eeeaese Take @ wy neg sa ing the present tariff bill, when @s immediate SWE. Sievwige or ) ig . é. coal | they sai t WwW trict 1oreign : hey said it would restri t foreign : since the gm§ “#28 retary of War, declared in a cam- . Soothing Syrups, especially for Bia MAINE paign speech here last night that, Displayed on the Center Table at | . | Inf toy pe a i Hi sae at" GOOD HOUSEKEEPING Vandana ae wari = &@ = farmers’ troubles; that the farmer | Knives Dessert Forks owed } It has Naas oa for mose thag 30 ‘ i d | : eb “a j 9 re "ears i ee | —JUST OUT||| Tablespoons | Spoons Coffee Spoons ||| | Nijetiteaee| entesiey ier 4 Tr : penton and that overproduction Good Housekeeping’s survey of the causes of the goer d Teaspoons Salad Forks are nt hw a "2 aa ten St hi 4 i i qi ISH |and lack of markets are the real = [aawlessness of youth reaches its climax in this preaders = Souillon Oyster Forks HY : ieutiien Regulate Bowels He | difficulty. | : ccloevatis diets Sugar Shells Spoons Serving S a | | Issue, ein who deal with youth & Spoons 7 Aids Ocho ccabiciiowien of Quad a ) At Q months 3 } ; ins ' ih 35 Dost $ -40 Hien. Wield obit rp Aeon ARIE py Teen yas wee “s d —— ew ee i. 2G ohm & ok _ eg oe Ko + ” - - 4 e we . La = . oe 2 x 7 a~s ‘ ‘i Ter PON) LEED LTE eM NCES 5 SA: AEM AES : S eee Avie Aipaia appt : 2 7 - ake a oe ae Lnomupee rene — oo - 5 “ . « ne armen peers enti See apayipenpnn ger iinaena mrt Ate sy trpinsiion » ; : . , a hactie : ‘ . we cenis. " Free BOX Now ecommerce. Experience Ps iis I aes tat cai nis . 7 g pocket metal box of Stuart's tab- | passage of the bill has proven that = Meter a quarter—kecep it filied from the | this argument is absolutely fallaci- + 4 sold in. ere drugstore, or gare ae Se ; 1a | pace 7A Stuart Oo, | one | At exports have actually tn = Charge Purchases Payable in December pi : f N66, Marshal] =: ’ tL Mich. | 3 c i creased $2,000,000,000 gince the | s: $ e AS passage of the biil. This is per- | @s | | fectly natural. Increased produc- —H JP J : tion which comes with good times @: t PEPSIA TABLETS ee increased exports of manu- | @3s | . : ° ; ; means increased exports of mand | A Purchase of 2500 Newest Creations for a Sensational One-Day ANA MRPAS ee ee en rey ~ ap pe 4+ Le ORI Cs Ge iA Bin See A? Coy, ports and exports have actually in- PUN Pipre tote a oes pmaep mene Eitaiieh. 4 fue Undone 4 ewe +a. eae an 2A ON RN AE) ORO Rage GI Ay etn Bension it ae Oe ee Ae ee ih ROMP Teh Raph SLE Dp ops No a PF al Ta at al A OTR Ne tigi 9p ae tel, Pe CAR BD UR Jae mele i ad a me “ ‘ . . . | port of raw materials. It also means | @s |inereased buying power in the do- Beta mestic market. : | Cheaper Production Abroad. | 6 ra 7 7 eam | ' “The decrease in exports of farm 33 ’ O : 3 see products is not in any sense due to b: a eC QO T eC ™ ~ eC tS a the tariff. It is du@ directly to the |S: LE REE 6 A ON 0 a te TIT er NF ° at Soe a, rap eh ee ee es ee > ~ |\ inereased production in other coun- ss , | tries, and to their ability to under- H *i sell us in neutral markets. due to a. Three of America's leading makers provided this tremendous *“Two-for- 4 = @. ii their lower cost of production. For | gs ” SA . , Tie meaiahn empacts | acne One” Sale. ..easily the greatest drawing card in St. Louis dress merchan- lines. Come expecting to see wonderful selections, for in such a large | wheat have increased 82 per cent i dising. Because of a temporary lull in their sales these makers sold us P urchase = this, including as it does, so many high character frocks, you as compared with frewar exports. | g@é their surplus stocks at a price much less than cost of production. Come will have difficulty in holding your choice to but two. Should you desire Argentina has increased 3 per a : : r ‘ e ALL Dandrutt cent, Canada 144 per cent. Our | ms expecting to find the types of Dresses we show in the regular higher priced but one, bring a friend for the other Dress. | loss in exports is due to the fact | @s ; 5 Mi | that these other countries can pro- ws 7 * t | duce cheaper than our farmers, BS: | ° mu es. th elower value of land, | 8: % pegeiti labor and, in some cases, | 93 saane ae _ sn countless numbers, Hundreds of these Frocks have never hea ; /\ a: most of which are copied or adapted been shown before. All, without excep- * is: cheaper freight rates. be j i beaten : rom Parts origi " ’ and a: ginals for street, sports, tion, are new mid-season modes, ith Danderine. Leaving your| “For example, it costs on an av- a 7 ink « at ms age of 28 cents abushel more to | gs : usiness, atternoo ent ; . hild ’s! | produce wheat here in this coun-/|&s , for thi = a one that you could make : : 5 . » .o 3 _ is, Ns ne + | : % or s 2 ¢. Mav hair and scalp disorders | try than it does in Canada. It a pric to the first few drops of Dan- ‘costs 13 cents a pound more for Ss ) Thousands use it to prevent | butter than in Denmark, and 24 to — ing out. Fully a million owe | °6 cents more than in Canada and | gs : 6 ' ; 7 S| , ~ , ° ilky softness of their hair to its | New Zealend. Naturally foreign @s Me invigoration. Any permanent | countries will buy where they can or Water wave lasts much long- buy cheapest, an d free trade will mi looks much nicer when Dan-/ mot help to give us a foreign mar- W is used instead of water to| ket for farm produé¢ts. f the wave. Why ‘experiment | Value of Foreign Markets. Mahythine else when Danderine | “The value of foreign markets e@irpassed even as a Gressing.|to the farmer has been largely You Dr . overestimated. We sell only r uggist per cent. of our farm produts & bottle of Danderine and start abroad and 90 per cent to its today. F ve : 7 “ey y- Every drug store home markets. The important ta has it, for only 35c. For dressing vou could find. : Bs: best aid to hair health yet his domestic market. The Repub- i: “a, JUST try— ican policy of protection to our @s (home markets benefits the farmer — just as much as it does the manu-§ gst 1 7 L 2 derine | facturer. It has been definitely = ~~ ~ Tee AERTS: Bel ws E y Pee Stones faa ~ 7 * ve 6 P a ne aisle - f P oe ao anct wa hc, | Imp eeceateein ANNA Aalibe og AR ARI 90 inate, rah ont. see OND mie oo me ap A as sae ee ed ee Pyrms: init i eT ae Sf gts” Aap a a Re SR es pw J par See you can dissolve every parti- dandruff in a few moments’ | Cire kee RRR es od Seine emer pT SR eke eS ne a - : we avs eae. aa — ee e iS COTT ect . } in iteel? in > : eee ve “eae . “ee o ' ’ cluding agents cents higher in Minneapolis or 20; ss ; . instantly begin to re-| cents a bushel more to the farm-|# Taffetas... Mar oleen and Other Fabrics ing symptoms and er, amounting to $200,000,000. the cause by acting) “One of the difficulties of the! Ss ee etully on the farmer since the war has been that ~ | ane | spironal is per | tne price and value of his products | #3 Sees SSeS 9A | ” hil s Sizes 14 to 20, 36 to 44 and 46 to 50 RS eg a Starting at 9 A. M. on Thursday Mle for children as we & est and best ge have been low as compared with | mi ee Sa ceee Sad childven’y | $>* relative Price OF oe ey ae Many Are Slenderizing Models eA. ee . Entire Dress Section—Second Floor a) =6With phlegm at night, | >ut this situation is steadily im~- | gs pa , _ Semts for a family bottle. | Proving. Statistics show that the @ | . ci tee offer and take | relative price of farm products has; Se aa alana . oe : _ Pras aay today. increased 18 points since -.19821, "a TIITTITLLLLI iL ww. GARLAND, Inc.—Sixth Street Thru to Broadway, Between Locust and St. Gay a re eee eee ; = . \ d : 7 Lie

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PAGE 18_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH > es ee ar ae ys ¥ ieee a yh ean Peer : ‘ anal oe ee ee tt ee eS > : ’ : Oe ‘ ' she ye giao te |New OFFRENT ae Hosp itals are filled ee iw Sy. iss mr ee ate z oy. WE LINE "EM WHILE YOU WAIT r . « aati * Yen no aerials as 4 ay? Ue ok arte wa 3 if et ey a Re ¥ ire. ¥ +) ey o a Ne " 7 painiae, + P Bat ie ey Sie , ae by . oe , ' i oid Se ee = Ay, a oh sa ae : 2 Ga ene erie m 6 | ee ane roth phn Lede ee ae % — a oe lee hn ay ¢ 2 BRAKE SE Ra, ty Aine Sc as - : rg as sete ONE IE i Sia iar ee oe : MS EES ERI ES aS veo | Wel PEO. ik tee wae 5 ites te n — CEntral 7586 SAFETY SERVICE CORPORATION 2106 Washington Av. 2105 St. Charles St. GREAT FLAVOR! Fe irst real awe tor on oats | } _ Most people thi ge being pretty much alike. And lo = | of people want a change—something | different—even better than oatmeal. Here is a new hot cereal that is | really different. Kellogg’s New Oata —a remarkable new blend of oats and whole wheat, including the bran. This 1: : with drivers who didn't care \\ 2.28 =e Sees kitchens where Kellogg's Corn Flakes, ALL-BRAN and Pep are made. [It is | Every Day You Read of = .uat st whe ota Motor Accidents Due to = jj Str simioGiege a sntines Faulty, Inadequate Brakes. balanced food, wonderful for children. And easy to prepare! Just coo New Osta three minutes in boi ing water. It is them ready to serve— light, ficfy in texture. Never mushy or giuey like Pang oatmeal. ! Think « | these advantages. Try | SER VICB it! voor. grocer has Kellogg’s New | Oata. NEW OATA re a ee a ee ee ila ee Axminster Rugs | 75 00 4 9x 12 Size. The Floral, and i more conventional! designs, in a i good variety of colors, richly blended taupe, blue, rose, beige, :| etc. Excellent quality . . . will 1? give years of satisfactory wear. 4 QUALITY STANDARDS. . . main- tained through seventy years of 4 / merchandising ... .the foundation : : on which Kennard's large business has been built. Prices everyday are always reasonable. t % et : 7 a > a dete : & , 3 aS ae : Co ts Say ; & * > 4 : - | 2) ieee a os a; ° 3 Pag 2 a5 3 » A ] 7 - ; . ’ i : 2 2 i Ee ; ‘= - i * « ‘ Bas oF 7 ~ ‘a ee “ ‘ ’ > 9x 12 Size. Extra fine grade, whe patterns including copies of fine Persian rugs. Seamless... fringed...anda good selection to choose from. On Kennard’s Main Floor. 4 443 : ‘ “ a a ; — —— | For ideas on imvesting see the ee f = Pest-Dispatch Business Oppertun'ty a : Want coluwre. SS * os enema - a F 4 ¥ F] (reine etait tt be Ee SE REE Oe OS CEE EE SOU SEEM EEEE ECE CUE ECEE OM eT. . Lt eee Te laser tietieinetaaiaaincimtintintnetinctnntiad US SOUS EEE CE weN eee = abe 2 » F pens cnet j ; 3% ae aT 4 ad 5 3 % e - ? : 3 2 : ws > a ra “e Pf 2 y. ef ; ; ~ ; ° 2 ot : a * v: s oil a j * 2 - _ . >» ‘s > ae ; ‘a ; > : Be y > aS 4 = a = 2 ¥ : ee 4 >i » t. - ay , x 3 ~ oa | e > Se ’ > %. 0! : i 3 7 ray SF See F B = , ~ + . : “t 4 " > f by e ; - al ee) 4 > « Se te) af we 7 a 3 > 8 2 a $+ 4 a a of PrVivrresrrisisitittrriien PARA PA PR OAPADAPAAA PA RADARMRRAR BA BRPARA TRAAP ABA KARA ag he Bede =n. not have the facts about the mat- rention was to strike out the word INFLUENCE HERE WEDNESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 97. 1926. WILLIAMS SEEKS ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TWO MEN KILLED, EIGHT MURT CHICAGO, ‘Oct. 27.—Two persons ‘are dead and eight injured as a re- | ) Sam Wert- Schmidt, to whom he recently sold | sult of a su sed grudge shoot- | shootings until uel A, 10 OFFSET REED ~ that ate a Albert | heimer staggered from the base-/| the theater, called him last night. | Rub It In—Te | Schmidt, theater owner turned his | ment entrance and shouted a warn- revéiver on himself with fatal ef- | ing that Schmidt t t detec- | ly havi killed hit if aft AS RESULT OF GRUDGE SHOOTING: oda cee walt thes ‘ ‘ae inentee | natiactisie ated killed Wertheim | | Joints fects. The second victim was not the! squads armed with tear-gas bombs. target of Schmidt's fire, but a de- including Riley's detail. | tective Sergeant, Walter Riley, who! alarm run. bet on arrivin ediscov- | iwas killed when another motor’ ered that Schmidt was dead. appar- : ' ; ‘on answer to a riot call. | er. Patrons were unaware of the Wertheimer, wounded twice, said | Schmidt lured him inte the cellar | had barricaded and began firing. an | nhtmeetlf. when panic ensued. Seven Seven persons in the car collid- ing with the detective car were in- made +he ' jured, but not critically. Pest-Dispetch Want columns, Senator Appeals to Repub- lican Voters Not to _ Asserts Kansas Cityan Came to St. Louis Four Years Ago as Outcast of Demo- cratic Party. : Senator Williams, at a meeting | last night at Polish-American Hall, 1938 Cass avenue, souvent to coun- | eract the influenmce Senator Reed as with St. Louis Republicans. nd to hold them for the Repub- | ican ticket in the present election While Reed at the Coliseum was | s* ’ appealing to all Republicans who | ted for him in 1922 ‘o vote for; Harry B. Hawes in this election. s. a few biocks away, was | urging them to vote the Republic- | an ticket In the primary Wil- | llams was accused br Republican opponents of havi: voted for | Reed in 1923. “Senator Reed came te St. Louis | ‘n 1923 as 4 party outcast.” Wil- | iams seid last night. “and age if ~ “4 + m= ss te 3 "ans vote for hii. reday s to St. Louts and ‘tries because we meetin | he was stan4- ing for Republican principles. That can't be done in Sr Touts.” Refers to Hawes’ European Trip. He referred to former Gov. Hyde's speech criticising Harry B. Hawes, his Democratic opponent, for his trip to Europe to bring aire. Adolphus Busch home to her family, saying: “They say that Hrde has said something against the Germans, ami down in South St Louis ther have a printer sehding out 69,009 pamphiets containing an excerpt fro s speech.” The Senator accused Hawes of hibition aques- said he “flopped” on the d World Court issue to obtain the ty. on the pro suppert of Senator Reed. Much of his speech was devoted to ai h p@iscd Ss A Wa 7 oe. i 4 j _ . . } eo ~~ . - So: - 5 a member of the onstitutiona! . ° : ¢ _ . — Convention in offering an amend ment to put women and men on/} the same footing for military serv ice, an action which has been use as a campaign argument agains him br Senator Reed and the Dem ecratic organization. Doubts if Reed Has the Facts. The Senator said that be was convinced that Senator Reed di ter, and that he did not believ« jj 1] | that Reed “intentionally would d him an injustice.” He said his motion tn the con- oe ‘ m= who are citizens of the United} * . @ | States, or have declared eir in « Sn oN oo i = tention to become sucn citizens, | , 77 %, ; . > 3 ._* =. = shall be itable for military dus | a. - } 7 < $59 1. $150 9x 12 Size. Both Wool Wiltons and fine Worsted Wiltons - « » - any one of which will prove a rug of enduring beauty. A good variety of Chinese and Persian patterns. , Cameo Ovai Rugs a In lovely soft bluc, rose, lavender and the popular new colors’ » * + 22x34inches,$10+7r+%-+ 27 x 40 inches, $12 + + « + 36 x 60 inches, $25. ——— —— ae Ris Carpets 3 An extensive assortment affords | a pleasing choice of widths and 3 patterns . . . in both plain and Se ee we cate a 5 ag ed ee WLR Ey ate » ws " mn . an ery 4 ° via na Kiplin B BA aE At pings Sot . aig SERGE ae . Bs goat Na . Z i ms an * ob “ oe ‘ i a + Nana ge ORIR TREES. Tea: ore OS ak wise Ss ON ee RS aN etapa OR BS hats Se a ; ; ERIE DATE R oe BRA ATO IDM IRR a ne : a ‘ , = . =n _ : rennet ar at be , 1 RL Mee seal nena inatannalt : , Bes Sgt <5 se i Pe canbe aR Ne pe te (eh n aneks a” ge OE aa : : Ee at ie ia an 3 eee ren poker 2 ye v2 og ihe " “+ ene « Ce SOE IREM: ie ORE I EAE a as aan oo Rete he J , erat § fe cued : Wes pate ps mast pang? See pan hie ae Tet ee DEReee. bur fA eee oe FM 9 Fag xe : 3 figured effects. The popular priced : as well as the higher grades. Linoleums Airmstrong’s Embossed Inlaid, PAFAPRPABARAPARARAP APA PARAL ARF FRE AFAR ARAR APR RARARARARAB RE RARARAPR ER FARA PARARA RA PARARAPAPARARARAD the square vard $2.50. : Inlaid... .. $1.65 sq. yd. and up. Printed. . . .$1.00sq. yd. and up. Staines Imporred Linolktum, $1.95 sq. yd. and up. . ESTABLISHED 1856 ¢ of 19090 There wil! be no charc: | * for tea. Go ct Bankrupt Broker Fined. | Sy the Associated Pree. ’ i e a Washington at Fourth ca 5 “rage house of C. H. Dow & fo = which fatied for $6.0°0.600. has | | Shop at Kennard’ s...end —— get bs seat home . . . Practically all buses, street cars and service 1 SX Of the Superior Court on! 3 cars » Rmecr Kennard $...07 park your Car at ee Market er arage...two short blocks « aww. :: 3: Ba, an Ay Bie Lape ne ral 4 Me 5 RNR RI i - ms) tie x. . WHY = REBT mere ‘ I " a = Net. 5 an *. ey : ~ eemomesrores nee ee a a . " semen ate Pt rullty on the first charge and nolo : = ; contended te the second, crat. of St. Joseph. and Mrs. W. W of the convention. agreed with his position and supported it. said, “in offering this amendment to require women in Bagi | of war to perform any mili litagy duties 20 distinguished themeelves in the recent world struggle.” accusing Hawes of having wavered on farm liegisiation, and defending himself from the support of the Ku | Kiux Kian He repeated his for- mer statements that he wags the author of the Anti-Klan plank in the 1924 Republican State plat-/| form. and said his views ef the klanm were the same today as out- ji lined tn that plank tm 182 | for-Senator Club will give a ‘ea | in the ball room at Hotel Statier | 2t 2:38 o'clock temorrow after. | noon, for Harrr B. Hawes and WMr« | Hawes. There will be a radic in | the room for the reception of a! speech Hawes is to deMver o- or! ASD at 3 o'clock, and later Hawes | ident of the orgarization. and Miss | Mary Semple Scott. whe hare : charge of the arrangement. said | He quoted the record to show! that Judge R. E. Culver, a Demo-/; Martin. a Democrat. both members “Tt never was my tmtention.’ other than those in which women A ee | a le a ep Ee ee Piea for Other Candidate<. The Senator delivered a plea for | support of the other candidates on he Repubiican ticket, particular! Iudge Otto, candidate for Supreme a udge He went over the other feet; Jes. tn Other speakers at the meeting were former Mayor Kiel. Miss Fienor Barker, Forrest Donnell and Tones H. Parker Women to Give Tea Tomorrow for! Mr. and Mrs. Hawes. The Women's City-Wide Hawes- | speak at the tea Mrs. James M. Franciscus pr. today they expected an attendan- ~e BOSTON, Oct. 27.—Charies H. jow, head of the bankrupt aes een fined $2590 by Judge Fos- | harges of conducting a bucket} hep and of larceny. He seated | Sptke Heels Patent Satin Velvet Cherry Patent Rose Beige Kid Reptile Trims and other shades and combinations Dainty Cut-Out Ties Three ye 7g y Tae Month- End Shoe Sal Sizes 114 to 8 No effort has been spared to make this the Sale of Shoe Sales. Every woman ard niiss in St. Lewis who has Footwear needs to supply for Winter should be here with the openimg of our doors in the morn- ing to buy smart new Shoes at tremendous savings. styles in so great a variety that it be im- possible te men- tion them aii here. The Most Remarkable Shoe Sale in Our History N ew Fail Styles Every Style Mad Orders Heel Promptly Filled Come Expecting Rare Values; You Wil Not Be Disappointed ; Widths AA to D §:30 A.M. N y= ‘|@ats LUXURIOUSLY FUR TRIMMED HIGH-CLA DRESSE: aS Ww orth $20.00 Worth $29.75 Pry 100 2.4 | Worth $35 00 es Styles /||\ Other |, |\ All $24.75 ’ y Styles by ‘a Sizes CHOICE OVER 200 NEW STYLES FINEST MATERIALS—SILK af INEST SILKS 4 LININGS—EXPERTLY TAILORED _ - SATINS Choice— THAT'S your choice —a new silk Bo- liviiaa—new Francine — new Suede Duvetrne— new Mokine or high- laster Bolivia? Yes, it’s here in this sale Thars- day — 5 styles ec actly as pictured—and hundreds of others too. NEW COLORS THURSDAY ALL SIZES FOR WOMEN & MISSES IN BOTH SALES!! And Such Wonderful § ITS THE SAU OF SALES No matter what Dress you have your Be@ on, see these Thursday acoip SEE pe WINDO} | _THURSD: DA

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item offered in BAALE. Every \ Sale Just ; Thursday cotton this event — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ jOUT JaneSryani WOMEN 38 1056 ~ BASEMENT ¥ Our seven large stores and our nation-w _gsking this the greatest value-giving STREETS ide mail order service have combined in of our sale, at 25th ANNIVERSARY a money-saving price. Practical Things for Stout Women COSTUME SLIP Shadowproof whit “4 muslin, with hand- made lace trim. EACH TE aad SILK BLOUSES hite Others of velveteen, > , Sizes to 58 rayon. Made to gel] Mies sé for $5. EACH...... ee a UNION SUITS SWEATERS wed tops, tight or Each item listed, and a and. like, ing . . . eral styles, in —. many others specially or rayon. $4 value. a priced for this great FACH............. HOSIERY Bargain Price event. SKIRTS $ i, slight- Of wool, tweed, silk or . — tops mohair. Made to sell a. a... 4 Aprons few G6. RACH...... E HOSIERY CORSETTE is | ] and House Dr $ aa eet. fine asses Of striped coutil, well y. Desirable col- i j : $1.95 and $2.50 boned. elastic inserts. 4 3 PAIRS. ° values in striped 38 to 56 bust see 0 6 6 & 3 ER and c h e k d EE @P5UN STEP-INS ie anne BLOOMERS $ top, cerized pongee, Fine quality striped 70-in percales, and sateen, flesh or white. te gs broadcloth. 70-inch hip. EACH... T rim me d j n a braid or em- GOWNS $ trimmed broidery. Cut Cotton flannel, braid Very large and roomy. trimmed. Sizes 19 to ea os Oe es ne se oon Added Attraction Fall Dresses $ $8.95 Dresses need. Of satin crepe, crepe, woolen materials, in slenderizing styles. Added Attraction New Coats Of Bolivia lined and Fall shades. ue for Thursday only. and velours, full interlined, in new Special $20 val- To SIXTH anp LOCUST PLANS DISCUSSED FOR Proponents Consider Invokin Initiative Law to Obtain Another Vote by 1928. ger proposal to the voters, throug use of the initiative, were an was known. No new proposal i'terday’s vote was taken. But th |merger advocates believe the sam (thing can be done, in 'shorter time, by an initiative pro | posal for a state legislative enact | ment. submitted to Missouri voters a eve state election of 1928, which also will be a presidential and sen | atorial election. | A conference of workers of th | City-County Consolidation Com ' mittee was held today, to discus | circulating initiative petitions. Against Waiting Five Years. Hugh K. Wagner, chairman o ' declared himself against | five years for a new Board of Free |holders, and said that the educa | tional work done in the § recen expand its boundaries, Joseph Forshaw of Heights, head of the St. that “‘only a had been suffered in the move ment for a Greater St. Louis. “St. Louis City and County real- | Forshaw | “and that community, as the vote shows, is overwhelmingly in consolidation. But the ly form one community,” said, | favor of matter concerns the entire State = ke New JONORA All the features that have leader 1m the modern ari and cabinet design have Reproducing Sonora — THE ERE is the greatest value in the field of finer music today. B genuine New Reproducing Sonora ehighest class phonograph in the World” —at the usual cost of an ordi- Mery phonograph. Ask your dealer to demonstrate mS Unusual instrument. Hear the en, mellow tone that has made mhora world famous. Note the wide ) The New ‘Reproducing OND CLEAR AS A BELL _ ©.D. SMITH DRUG CO. St. Joseph, Mo. Distributor been butli PRELL f 4 aeeers 17150 made Sonora a world . A Music TEPTOAUCIION } this New ae nec DE — at $95! plaving range—the great volume. Compare the cabinet design with instruments at twice the price! A dividend on Sonora experience and music craftsmanship that we are glad to pass on to you. There are several other New Repro- ducing Sonoras, at prices from $125 to caw es po! 5. Unequalled values—every one! Sonora PHonoGRAPH CoMPANY St. J. E. MAUNDER 4418A Athlone Av. Louis Representative atch this Value at $95\ intact. QUSE GOEBBELS« wee 902-4 FRAN KLIE AVE. jaa i-3 1- mae ¥ WR, REMEMBER—SECOND DOOR FROM CORNER Agents on Franklin Av. for Sonora Phonographs #6 STLOUIS: = FURNISHING to Suit C0: >. et i ¥ i tive, With a | pect victory in 1928. “Within the next two Ir rshaw said, “we shall | great deal of support in the coun- ity, by the very nature of the peo- | persons mistake they made in their votes yesterday. We 'ple’s ‘ necessities. Many 'will not repeat the have mdea a big step forward, and wlil win next time.” Views of Rosenfeld. Former Judge Samuel | Consolidation Committee, said the new plan would succeed if it made provision isting municipalities, borough system, and for giving au- tonomy to the rural districts. Benjamin F. Bush, chairman of the St. Louis County Opposed to Annexation, said: “I would like to see the committee remain intact in order that it may be in a position to fight any unfair proposal for consolidation which ' might arise in the future. I am} not opposed to any fair plan of consolidation, and would support an equitable plan if it were pro- posed. But the one which was de- feated was not fair. It given the city nothing but expenses and the county nothing at all.’ Joseph ©. McAtee, C: her of the Board of Freeholders. | said: “I am in favor of a fair plan | of consolidation—say the Metro. politan area system similar to the! Koston plan or something like that But I was opposed to the plan they tried to put over yesterday, and because the city's County.” says Vote Was Decisive. Robert A. Roessel. county mem- | | ber of the Board of Freeholders: | | “The people of St. Louis County | | have spoken in no uncertain terms. | ' | The vote shows clearly that they /+ do not intend to be trodden on in an overbearing The misrepresentations of the ad- vocates of this plan of annexation | have been warning. Personally, I remain in | favor of a plan to work out the common problems of this commu- nity, but I do not believe I can} meet with the present leaders. be. | cause their expressed ideas indicate a State of mind which prec!udes fair consideration of the common /| problemas.” E. G. Curtis, a member of the | Committee Opposed to Annexation expressed similar views gard to a “fair plan.”’ and voiced | a desire that the committee remain | i with re-| ' The County Committee Opposed | to Annexation, in an official state- | ment, said: | “The result of the election {s a | testimony to the intelligence of the | people of St. Louis County, who. in ther endeavor to save the county, | | made it possible for the City of St. | Louts to become a really great city. | The result proves beyond a doubt that the county residents will not accept any plan which has for its object the destruction of the prin- ciples of local] self-government. The | Committee Opposed to Annexation | never feared the result after the | people had become conversant with 'the facts, which they did through the county press and public meet- ings. St. Louis County ig and al- — ee —_ WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27, 1926 NEW MERGER PROPASAL tee, which was appointed by the! | St. Louis County Chamber of Com.- | Plans for submitting a new mer- nounced by city and county backers of the annexation movement, goon after the result of yesterday's vote requiring a Board of Freeholders for its prep- aration can be submitted in less than five years, under the consti- tutional provisions by which yore FALL mg om STYLES Such a proposal could be | the Greater St. Louis Conference, waiting , campaign would be of help in a new move for enabling the city to Richmond Louis County Annexation League, issued a statement in which he declared temporary setback’ and therefore the logical] thing to| 'do is to proceed under the initia- | united support be- | hind ups, we can confidently ex- | years,” gain a Rosen- | feld, chairman of the City-County | for recognizing the ex- | under the; Committee | would have | sunty mem- | both | because it was unfair to the county | campaign | was based on slandering St. Louis | .and ruthless way. | sf . aUc positively repudiated, | ; ‘ and those responsible should take, nent paign for the adoption of the an-| nexation proposal. his commit-!By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, Oct. merce, will continue to function,|cago’s downtown g both city and county against any | John G. Shedd, umwise or visionary plan of nexation.”’ Tilinoisan Killed in Auto Orash. | By the Assoctated Press. DANVILLE, IIl., Oct. 97-Fais. | “°o27: his wagon cost the life of William | ‘° $3,000,000 shortly 5 c , + "#¥ ' children. He was killed when an architecture. automobile hit the wagon. 100 feet high. onstrat th he : =? cients vce aatbeatnenn ne al PLAN MEMORIAL T0 MERCHANT | lcule of the county during the ca n- ‘John G. Shedd Aquartum in Chi- | cago Park to Cost $3,000,000. -i.—An aquar- jum, to stand in Grant Park, Chi- lakefront play- S80 a8 to safezuard the interests of ground, as a memorial to the late | chairman of an- | board of Marshall Field & Co.. will be under construction in the spring. | Roberta Lewis of St. Louis. Major phases of the plans for the| | $3,000,000 project were announce: | The structure, for which Sh2d4 | Ure to carry a light on the rear of; increased his gift from $2,900,006 before Snooks, 50 years old, father of 1] Powis ates ae wan we 64 Grout . It will be octagona! in shape, 300 feet in diameter, an? ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Mrs. Joseph Weldon Bailey Dies. DALLAS, Ellen Murray Bailey. wife of for- mer United States Senator Joseph | Weldon of Texas, died at the - night. Weldon lle A and Joseph Weldon Bailey Jr., of Mrs. Joseph Wel- formerly was Miss the | Dallas survive. don Bailey Jr., Tex., The husband and two sons, ADVEERTISEMEN? PAGE 19 Oct. 27.—Mrs. | An Epoch in Masonic Dallas las Achievement was marked T ue SOT). A? 7 toward all. his tured in the Company ’s factory. the Prufrock-Litton Co. rium, Streets. History of World-Wide in St. Louis yesterday with the dedica- tion of the $4,000,000 Masonic Temple, emblematic of charisy Grand simplicity that speaks silent eulogies characterizes that part of the furniture in this new Temple designed and manufac- Prufrock-Litton You are always welcome at empo- Fourth and S8t. Charles NEWEST t t ~ swe) \ * 170 AN j ' } i i | | t ' ; | T/L $59.75 $59.75 | ' ' | | | ; | SPORT COATS ways has been a progressive and law-abiding community, and !ft al- ways has contended and will con- tinue to contend for the right to govern itself. Specially Low Priced The newest colors in plaids and checks, smart styles and becoming fur e@lars add distinction to these stunning models. New Shades—Smartly Styled— $ ? 5 ’ Resented Ridicule. “The result of the election dem- of ft CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED WASHINGTON AVENUE CORNER 7TH , . Thursday—Over 500 High-Grade the scope of the new proposal, and ; to plan organizating the work of FUR-TRIMMED COATS FHlundreds of Stunning New Models— Featuring the Latest Styles in Exquisite Coats for Dress and Sports W ear— Luxuriously Fur Trimmed OU | CORRECT STYLE FEATURES: — Fur Tuxedo Fronts Deep Shawl Collars Full Length Stoles New Shades, Plaids Squirrel, Fox Caracul, Wolf Badger, Silver Muskrat, Skunk For weeks we have been preparing for this Coat sale! The Coats are of the highest quality in the newest shades and are elegantly trimmed with fine furs in smart contrasting or harmonizing shades. There is a remarkable selection of youth- ful styles offered at this exceedingly low pricing. SPORT COATS Rich Quality Material With Extre- Fine Fur Trimming $ 75 Novelty weaves, clever styles and lux- P urious fur trimming distinguish these smart Coats at this special price. 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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27, 19%6 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCE ore Hours: 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Daily—Open Saturday Until 6 P. M. 4 ow : : Women’s Kid Gloves ~ éé _ 99 Miss Broadway - (Irene French)—Featured in “Vanities” $4.95 Value, Featured Thursday at $3 ae at the Shubert-Rialto Theater. py | a Se € Excellent quality Imported Kid Gloves me In Our Corset Section the popular novelty short-cuff styles and @&e | very latest Fall shades. Cuffs and yo | are embroidered to match. cs —Thursday and Friday, between 2 and 4 P. M.. to explain her preference for Scanties” We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Fuil Books for $2.00 m Charge Purchases Made the Remainder of the Month Will Appear on November Statements cian nae” a oe | Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted § You Will Like These Models for They Are Kirscht Ds csasilie Furred Coats | Sinart “Fee Two Featured Groups That Very Broadl y Depict the | Newer anes et? C “re at _ | With Extra Trousers and Splendid V alues at y DGL me ?7G™ | $26 C Lovely Winter woolens and the smartest straight, wrapped and bloused sil- houettes make these Coats ser cen gp wm ped you have choice of the newest shades and beaver, wolf, squirrel, civet cat. lynx, marten and fitch are most ef- @ There are many reasons for the present fectively used. Women’s, misses’ and extra sizes. popularity of Tweed Suits — and these Kirschbaum models will more than please; : | | they are essentially serviceable and attrac- Shagmoor Coats Sulk Frocks | tively smart for business, ‘traveling and gen- ae eral wear—being on correct English lines Here Exclusively at fe Plain and Fancy at : and accurately tailored. $ ae ee $ | The new tan and gray mixtures are featured | | and the size range assures a satisfactory fit iy | | to men and young men of almost any build. Yot,, too, will fancy these mannishly Wery chic Georgette, crepe satin and tailored or fur-trimmed woolen Coats Satin Frocks—in Chane! red, Autumn —in exclusive patterns and styled brown, tans, greens, blues and black; right up to the minute. Women’s, sizes 14 to 18 in Misses’ Section; 34 misses’ and extra sizes. to 44 in Women’ s Section. fer gt OR * . ~~ ee re sak ey _— —w cae s % 4 Te a we A % yet NE ae ide Xe ® “fas sie aie e a ts te eel hee ee. eee ee ot RO * REAR ERE eo gh rn Po Teae pa eet RPh * ana a ee ee eee . a nen OT TOR OE ee Ng a aE Oe aL PRT PND pring > 2 i, vagy “oleate “2: cas NW 2a >. 4 ; ™ Aneel us 7 Rie Ke , z : ee - Pt ae a. , * As dee e 3 ot peeecrepe: 8 % ve 7! . . ‘ 5 “ , 3 gt . : 7 eae RS RR oe tee eA. Shee Ree eZ it eagk RS Oe eis ita ee aS la ale . : : é fae ih I= ed: eh > ~ ~ ar | - > St te aa " ee re a . are om Te ie wags: tip RT Se Cg FPSB Pap, Ae ie i aeaebe _. oS ee Pe a Fourth Fleor “Dress Well and Succeed” TITTEETPETTPTDN TPT TNT Fre RETER ED “TePRERRERPS rerrrrEREeriD PEP vsatheel ; ' / r : ' is Pvemeversimeetv iret: Be: | ca 2400 Pairs of Silk-Topped Chiffon Hose Special Value—Thursday @ Full - fashioned, silk - top Chiffon Hose which women and misses so approve — the wide color choice including— Peach Grain Sand Shadow Biscuit Ecstasy Blonde Neutra! Taupe Moonlight Beige Gold Flesh Champagne —And Others Hesiery Section—Main Filoer it i“ OLN Announcing the Opening of The Edith M. Trattles School of Drapery Making & Dressmaking Beginning Thursday, November 4th Two Free Explanatory Lectures Monday and Tuesday, November Ist and 2d— At 2:30 P. M.—Seventh Floor ALL | \ sid Salle Bile I ARIES RIP OFM Sencha Sccdk gees aes etka a aM. Tweed T opcoats Also of Kirschbaum Make + Splendid $ Values at.. All-wool Tweed Topcoats that are styled in thel bex-back effect and cravenette processec with a deep satin yoke and tailored to give ti demanded of a Topcoat. Sizes for practically am Other Correct Topcoats priced $24.75 7 Men's Cl Pe ha AE). SENN GION NEE RUBS Eph 8 EES TR coo Pe. ib oan n 2 ty a ot ae ; Si a oi, Mec 4 ~er PE 20 Bo a kes ay r “vr | i . we / , . ge SAY ae By Pee : tua? pe SC 9 VEE SS Sid APH PA A i ‘ CAM ii} i tt A AA ' TWO COURSES OF.12 LESSONS EACH $5 For Either Complete Both Complete Courses; $7.5 Course of 12 Lessons 24 Lessons in All nN 1 th Drapery Making Class Dressmaking Class Tr ian 6 ; Begins Thursday, Nov. 4th, eegn ae Fees. ee i meeting Mondays, Tuesdays, ing Mondays, Tuesdays, T burs- aa days and Fridays at 1 P. M. to Thursdays and Fridays at 3 to 20 P. . ae 4:30 P. M. 20 F. a. A thorough and analytical course This course includes the making of | in cutting, fitting, constructing, lined, unlined and interlined drapes draping, trimming and finishing of and valances of chintz, taffeta, ve- gowns, wraps and ensemble cos- lours, damask and brocade; also the tures; including the making of making of slip covers for furniture godets, hems, facings, bindings, and all types of portieres. pleats, etc. oN: wn Rs » ANNU ee ere ee se 6 se pean peerctaey geet carts Coes eer ree ree eg Cpe eee Meese fe EO AAW gnccn mikey. « wren te on EE: IM ER ORM RAG. Cait pe ones eke eh ih ere a AG OME A AAeT ote =? eee >: : - ' i SERIALS ae en Nas an ” r . fics dtans ‘Nin Ve P seSagg See ee eit aN GE ROE ae ay ee re, ries 4 —n “6 * pag gt Sith os. on v ‘a aor De Si PNR BE I BIC TARRY Et Fee Laos he: Si — a - cA 45s) Plc one - , a 7 “ ee bsg * Fe 'g, ¥ ae ve a a Bs aes %: 7 Pr 1 + is = SS & ” — Under-arm, pouch, long han- = dle bac k- -strap and other popu- Pri uh His ll MF iat Teast Pa: Hui | ; nati bi Piaat | uit Hi way Boe with. ss sid : jbelsadbesel bites pa bebbbbodesi0hb) Eiadtdbe iin i) ao , Z . SOS ~ \AA\NS . lar styles unusual to obtain Co, aS SSGB?—i | @ Stuttgarter Union for $1.39 “Y tity RQ WQQAAAQ . favorably known that Handbags—Main Fleer _ tH Jb RIA VARA adil te this ) : ry LAA readily appreciate : | You May Save Decidedly if You Require Any of These Ys \\ XQ sss portunity in soft, durable ¥ | y? . SS mixed kinds of gray of > . > : K&S ° ] 99 | P | 1] S | (Za i tures; light, medium 3 9 Notion peciais | Opt Vial H a | k S |ve ae .: Offered to Thursday Shoppers 45c Household Aprons 90c (Doz.) Hair Nets | For Apparel of Many Types—in a Wide Color Range Two Specials in Men’s Gloves Rubberized cretonne house- “Surety” Hair Nets of hu- | $1.50 $3.50 | | value... 91.26 Value... Pde 85 hold Aprons are waterproof; ™an hair, cap, fringe or bob ood size. im a variety style; in double or single : | ° ee cees SOG | mach. Special, 73 Printed Crepes Crepe de Chine | | | dozen .__ eae - | | | Imported fabric Gloves in gray, tan, beaver, | Durabl loves grey 85 Santilette Step-Ins és Md | $2.98 Value, ¢ 88 $1.98 Value ¢ 68 | buff and leather shades; very serviceable and | rr Fi ir Sh pee be $1.14 Al-Lon Sets | . seliennin ee Yard ~otine dl im regular and cadet sizes. | Giewes. All cises. pe Step-in garments of pure Al-Lon Iron Pad and Covers | | oe Qi@ ...--+-: ome | % .g Men's Furnishing gum rubber with net top; me- of good quality muslin; well | | diurh and large sizes. Keep padded. with lacing backs. | | These new prints on crepe and flat crepe The medium-weight, all-silkk Crepe de || ate in floral, geometrica! and small-figured Chine that’s used both for frocks and under- | dresses and skirts from 69 Sizes 4%4, sand 5%. == Be becoming wrinkled. C Complete ieeuck enue 49C | effects, suitable for frocks, scarfs or linings. | garments; light and dark colors; 40 in. wide. 6 and 8 yard bolts Cotton | Nye’ ine 03 | ‘ a Sanitary — “7 | SatinCrepe | Charmeuse | Silk sel Campfire" | ms pre “a a a a * * * 20¢ Hook-and- Eye Tapes, Peay Biter Soweed | $3.50 Value, : $2.98 Value, $ - Value, $ ~> 2" $2.50 5-1b. Tins With 3 Toasting Forks, TI bit, 15¢ | = Fare ..... ae ‘ : @ Fresh and tender Marshmallows which $18 EDITH M. TRATTLES is a University graduate and a dress- making and drapery making teacher of wide reputation. Cards for enrollment, descriptive circulars and other tnforma- tion obtainable in Third Floor Silk Section and Fiftk Floor Drapery Section. AAD ANA A 4 | = OMI aL oe Elastic; yd... —- 10e Knit Dish Cloths “ Psa : — | : : | > many will want now and for Halloween 12c Foot-Form Darners, Suppor ters Pure-dyed reversible Satin 54-inch wide silk Charmeuse All-silk. box-loom Crepe de : 7 fun; with each 5-Ib. tin of Marshmallows 50c Pancy Tea Aprons 3 a that may aryl > a Satin, in A apge 0 street hues; ai Chine of an exceptionally dura- : . are three toasting forke. 50- wide assortment of Fa es, serviceable, handsome fabric bl and : . » a Spools Sewing ae loge i e quality 45 inches wide. Cretonne Pot Holders. 28 | 4c: 3 for 10c . for fashionable new frocks. ©. In garnet, rust and Havana. 50c Sanitary Belts $1 Dress Protectors $2.29 Black icine | $2.50 Striped Crepe f Assorted Chocolates, wrapped Caramels and All-silk elastic web Sani- Gayly colored Cretonne All-silk satin Charmeuse in rich black—in de- | Mufti-color d three Sein tary Belts; tabs finished with Dress Protectors; full length, mand for frocks and smceeg linings ; $1.5 -) on light and leaden caer ai Cr reagromnsy. s= | — pound ee a 25c satin. Flesh color in _ hold ome garment and | medium and large sizes 30¢ __are in snap-closing stvie 68c 40 inches wide; yard '—33 inches wide; yard . Mate Ficer Third Fleer y

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eect rere “* . meysecte Bs: osgec =3> a dj orial Page | Daily Cartoon tetwe wey heee . ro Just a Minute Society—D rama ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27, 1926 PAGES 21—24 - ~ WHO” IN RACE FOR PUBLIC OFFICE AT TUESDAY’S ELECTION! ‘Record of Harry )T LESS THAN 26 NAMES = EITHER REPUBLICAN OR MOCRATIC PARTY TICKETS 4 in Congress, State Legislature, Judic- jary and Important Municipal Offices Are to Be Filled. By a Staff Correspondent. WASHINGTON, Oct. 27. ARRY B HAWES, Demo- H cratic nominee , for. the United States Senate, was elected to the House of Repre- sentatives in 1920 from the Eleventh (St. Louis) Missouri district to succeed William lL. Igoe who had retired. He was elected in 1922 and again in 1924. After becoming a candi- date for the Senate he an- 0’S WHO in the election is a question of importance to the|? Bounced his resignation from @. Louis voter, who will find not less than 26 names on the ticket the House, now effective. His personal popularity was her the Republican or the Democratic party next Tu of eit P Tuesday. reflected in his appoiutment ae fie aumber will vary slightly, according to the boundaries of districts, member of the Interstate and aame of Which more candidates are running for the Legislature, or Foreign Commerce Committee » and constables, than in others. an unusually good assignment for a first-term member He bout candidates for b 2.75 5 . ee, tion-abo eer of 5 or 3.5 per cent alco has held this committee post » be filled by city-wide vote, “hose for Congress and the = Benate, is presented here- @ongressional Nominees. ‘Jn the Jargest of St. Louis con- districts, the Tenth, feary F. 2 Niedringhaus is Repub- | apolis. ean nominee for the House. He | Dyer has his legal residence at 5 62 years old, and worked for 43) Hotel Jefferson. mm for the National Enameling | Israel in Practical Politics. | holic content, and to pension ex- Presidents. Another of his bills, calling for separate trials in Vol- Stead act conspiracy cases, would make impossible another wholesale conviction like that in the Jack Daniel conspiracy trial in Indian- throughout his subsequent serv- ice. Hawes has become known in Congress principally for his in- terest in transportation prob- lems, his liberal views on prohi- bition, his frequent pleas for re- ligious tolerance and against the centralization of Gove-nment, and his leadership in the fight to bring about the impeachment “Gtamping Co., owned by other es ac te ~ Secon tate ae, | David D. Israel is, for the second || of Federal Judge George W. — had supervision of the time, the Democratic nominee for]! English of East St. Louis. His Hospital for Cri ippled | Congress in the Twelfth District, friends would describe him as on South Kingshighway comprising downtown and central | a “Jeffersonian Democrat.” In 1 politics, unti] the last pri mary |character downtown, through his leanings are conservative. The ; ? an = ? ; © ; , 7 s* e 2" ’ * 00 4 meign, In which he won the in press. 3 in various hotels, most of | La votaete bloc” in ths House @iisation in a ficid of five, fol eee tie ihe cheaper grade. || Was the object of attack in a . , . ; srae a here ag n i i- || Speech he inserte the C wing Representative Newton's ” “ame 2 as an ——- | | I ech € inserted in ire Con- gnouncement that he would not Erant’ youth, and worked asa bell- |; &ressional Pecord, depr»x at ng ‘ 4 t mt i | es se % again. He lives in the St hop in the old Madison Hotel,|; the “Wisconsin dominanc 7 ; ues way and Chest t t is |; national affairs th , Apartments, 4950 Lindell e: adway and Chestnut street. His ss nal ‘atfairs that rationed irst venture in hotel management tne election upsets of 1922. 1} . _ a * = . . _ --=s elected 1922. Governor. nf? | Collere | Missour! On completion of his education the Centra! Missour! Teacher® Warrensburg and the State University, Lee in ‘taurcht schoo! for several vears and lar ‘tions in administration higher requirements | " ; c+ ay nr) ~ lh y } : : . Saleand Rabbi Samue! Sale. cape st. ancis — Sagat | gress over the soldier bonus ) Sonal career. ; meat ¢ ; 4 , 7 L-Cis, ] Ln . ] & } ‘ . } - , ’ - r BF Ps i for his period ef war serv- a s 6 woe in e ‘ as en ‘| issue. Originally he opposed ‘ Hawes’ anti-Vols sug a ol ws P : te; e =3i : ? 7 | - he tas practiced law for 13," "'"’ os ast- —— eine omega || the bonus. Later, after it haq ) taken the form of two oe . He is commander of Quen- | ‘© higher-priced houses of the become evident that a bonus in $ signed to modify the proh ition Roosevelt Post. American Le- West End. He acquired the West some form would iia vated a act. one of these would remov: His first political candidacy End Hotel. after it had been closed | introduced a bil! oreniiies hic the limit from the number of . ; : P ‘ far ‘der _ ’ Tate aaa =. _ . ing 3 : — at , : for this nomination in the ‘Or @ Consiace rabl e time, and open- cash payments. He ‘took the liquor prescriptions that Ab ey he primary, and he was unop- | 4 it as a hote! for Negroes position that a cash bonus issued by phvrsicians. and the Democratic nomination Israel testified, in a recent law- would be lens a? & Sinwie ao ey other would erase the one-half | : ‘ >i thor } . +34} +4 em ; ie : ints att yaa ue , + . ti 1 £ + ‘ iis district not being considered Sult, that he was without prop- ata than- the insurance. ? of 1 per cent definition rom th mactive. He lives at 5591 aieney or money, and was employed plan and would be more satis- » act and make it applicable to Man avenue. by his wife at $10,000 a year to/! factory ie é oe ee liquor “intoxicating in fact.”” : “4 actory to the veterans. In ‘ ae ee h Cochran and Chouteau. represent her business interests./| March, 1924, the insurance-plan The effect of the mir, = Bthe Eleventh Congressional; On the basis of this statement, he bonus ohms none - ‘eee on pret > maintains. would be to bring . sit i c .° ) . - - met a vacancy. now exists,/arranged to settle Yor $9000 a House and found the entire )») the act into conformity with the weh the resignation of Repre-/ judgment for $12,767, held agains Missouri delegation voting for ? eighteenth amendment and ative Harry R. Hawes, who is Se ae by a former partner. i it. though ’ Ha eae ana thes 5 leave shea definition of ‘intoxi- ling for the Senate. Hence the He said, when asked a few days Democrats protested sanlnat ; catine” to the courts. Ws of the Republican nominee, | ago about his business connections what they termed the mr Favored Haugen Bill. : i ¢hin'+ Son : * mae ee cian —s NS 488 : ulliidl : m Chouteau, and the *Demo-' that he is head of companies which tactics of the Republican ma- Among Hawes’ recent votes x nominee, John J. Cochran, control] the West End and Princess jority in refusine the eaten a the one of outstanding interest Bron the ballot as candidates hectels 9 only. The Princess at ce} ance tr anita tee) lf o en was that in favor of the Haug- wth snort und long terms, the/| Eighteenth and hestnut streets cash plan. On the question o¢ en farm relief bill, sponsored by term coming first. The voterirents rooms as $1.50 a night Passine the bon se iT feet i. the Corn Belt Committee of the vote for his candidate for each | It has been known in the President’s veto in M: vy 1924 Middle West. Explaining this |separately, in order to giv?!| past as a rendezvous or poli- Hawes yoted ne ciiniaitine : tale ) wote, which seemed to some ob- : is | } } ’ ” —_ Lait 11 2 fandidate the benefit of his/ticians, especially when the Legis- President. servers to. be inconsistent with ert for both terms. ‘lature was in session. He has Hawes favored the Mellon tox his previous attitude, Hawes Wuteau, the Republican candi-| been active in practical politics Plan of 1924 but was debarred said in substance that the farm ,is descended from Auguste | and has been a contributor to cam- from voting for it by the action depression Was crying for eo seer co-foun acid of St. Louis paifgn funds, and host to nolitica! of 3 Der ocratir caucus a iaketh cure and that if he had to .as he and other descendanis | meetings heid at his home, as wel]! bound the party in the House to inake a mistake, he preferred it Mm, the founder of the cits Hei as at hotels. support tne Garner substitu? should be on the side of the . “SS ee tiwl BUUStli. ULE, ' ¥ red the — business with no Israe! lives at Clayton and Lay On a considera ble number of farmers rather than against capital than two small pieces | roads. St. Louis County, in a cost important questions Hawes hae them nherited pe slated Hie now ily residence, which he says is his iade his views ‘eteta either: or Hawes voted forthe Burton 8S Or controls 10 large rea'ty wife's property. His name appears speeches on the floor of +h resolution favoring American ¥ . ‘ a ‘ sie petties, including the Interna-! on the City Assessor's books only House or in statements inserted membership in the World Court, ailife Building. at Eighth and | ¢or a $200 personal property. as- in the Record under the Jeave- adopted by the House, March 3, SNwt streets, and the Odeon sessment. taxes $5.16. He has a o-print privilege. Thus he has 1925. by a vote of 303 to 28. iting. He sought political ex-/ voting eaktinnes in the Twelfth continued the active work for ) ©n the ground of changed con- lence by serving on the State district at the St. Francis Hotel, good roads which marked his ‘ ditions in E-urope, he has since mittee and in ward organiza- | 604 Chestnut street. The St. Fran- career as a Missouri State Leg- ) come out against the Court } work, and he was elected to cis) owned by his brother, Harry isiator, has vigorously fought } proposal. low a *} ae } - _ : * ‘ . = “a house of the State Lesis- Israel, rents rooms at §1.5 a || the Dyer antilynching bill as an ¢ A service of signal importance i-e ‘ ; } . . ¢ . . be oe tee bepistative | night. attempted invasion of states’ ) was rendered by Hawes inj ai eee ¢ . ; “ +) S ‘ -- sf Mand Representative Hawes. (ture theaters in North Bt. Louis terest in the conservation of Hawes is 57 years old. He was ‘i e4 , +o 2 ee ’ ‘7 — ao ‘ . . - ‘PeM™onal efforts in behalf of ; No voter will vote on more than bird and animal life. born in Covington, Ky., and + oe . Y a rf . " - : . . ms of soldiers and naval! re. | one 01 the Se can lidac a His . | I ik nia ec on Bills. nas reside a in S:. Louis since B made him many friends. ec! John Sart sicianvedl Democratic Two conservation bills bear- 1887 He is a graduate of a hewspaper reporter in for- i'nominee in the Thirtieth, is a ing his name were put through Washington University. ‘Wears, is married and lives at| grocer. and served in the Senate largely as a result of his ef He has taken an active inter- Wabada avenue. -0 years ago William M. Clancy forts. One of these was the est in politics during the entire Dyer Out for a Term. of the Thirty-second, owns A Izaak Walton League measure time he has been in Missouri, 'C. Dyer, Republican, of the | P!umbing business, and ran for the establishing a fish and game serving as president of the District, is running for his 5*®™ate four years — ‘rank * preserve on the upper reaches } Board of Police Commissioners v \&s : Bsa bdbate = a . 4 . a + ; : ° . \ oo . ‘ ~ term in the House of Rep-| P“ller, Thirty-fourth, Js presiden of the Mississippi River and the for five years under appoint- : : Js . / - ‘ . " m y +e Ff = , Ite r Mtatives, or his ninth if his of the kh einha rt Bi rial Vault .. 0., other a bili regulating the ship- eerie eee a Gov. S ephens and lied period of service in the | 2nd ran for Alderman at & Ppre- | ment of black bass in interstate Gov. Dockery. rd Congress, following the | Vious election. commerce. In a speech which In 1916 Hawes became inter- on, is called a term. Dyer Judicial Candidates. attracted favorable attention ested in the good roads move- ‘then unseated bv a contest | A short term on the. circuit throughout the country, Hawes ment and sought and obtained {| t by his Democratic op- | bench, beginning immediately aft-| celebrated the useful and lov- election to the Missouri Legis- et er the vote is officially announced able qualities of the dog and lature for the purpose of bring- | , 7 Py ; ' +in ° . q : T f s is B32 i . "as - Oe the antilynching bill, and | TH® Republican nominee for this bulletin by the Department of aatasomri roads. He was suc ; , , ' - ‘ ; rc ae | - li ; °é j T “tivity in this matter has judicial term of about 7 weeks‘is| | Agriculture. His appeal pro one in obtaining the passage or 3] TY ; 4 fa ire t ort tne t comprene ve roa M! him in handling the large | William J. Blesse, former membe: duced the nor tg bulletia. = t caret t — oad ; : . bal = : ‘ , iJ j t ‘ j é "T+ Politically y uneasy Negro popu- of the Legislature, former Justice which has proved one of the Aw, anc tnen toon e leader se netted it st popular ever put out by the ship in the movement for a oo te district. The bil] has | of the Peace, and more recently perce 3 $60,000,000 bond issue for road : - , “ . . ° ; 4 ay ; r as » &f enactment It pro coe Patterson, United States 5 Ivistrict Attorney at Kansas . im order that Senator Howell City. Williams also recom- §' Might have a chance to expound mended the reappointment of ( ote St ein ; On Louis Alt as St. Louis Post- the 268 Can Cor a ee aah : . consideration, Williams was re- master, which was made. 2 5 corded as not voting. Williams arrived in Wash- , He voted against Senator ington without having an- 5} Reed’s motion to take up for consideretion the Reed resolu tion for an investigation of cam- paign expenses. The motion was carricd by a vote of 45 to 34. When the resolution itself came to a vote, there was a rush of Republican regulars, harried by the jibes of Reed, to go on rec- nounced his attitude toward the pending Cootidge recommenda- tion in favor of American membership in the World Court. About a month after the open- ing of the session, while the court was the subject of spir- ited debate, he delivered a pre- ~ i he i i i pared speech which he called “a ord in favor of the investiga- statement and a questionnaire’ tion. Williams was among those about the court. In this, his first who suppbdrted the resolution after voting not to take it up. It was adopted by the decisive majority of 59 to 13. Williams votes on some oth- er contentious questions of the session were as follows: For the resolution creating a com- h in the Senate, hé@ did not commit himself definitely, but indicated hostility toward the resolution proposing to take the United States into the court. During the further, progress of the debate he rang¢d himse'f Speec i i i i ai ea a a a a ae unmistakable with he anti- } mabtios So Magetene: See = agree court faction, which was led by &.... Muscie Shoals sae pravate m- “" ¢ terests; for the Norris amend- Senator Reed of Misspuri. Wil- ¢ , ee 8B ” » ment to abolish the “lame duck liams declared that the court session of Congress, which was e caisheiee ole ‘ approved by 73 to 2; against a aap hee a6 such the unsuccessful Gooding long- came under the ban of the Re- and-short-hau! bill. publican platform plank against 5 Democrats in the House ac- a et uy os Ele held in effect ¢ eysed Williams of “playing that this plank nullified the : cheap “politics” with the farm companion piank favoring ra ‘Ac ey "a eee ° Pr deta versities. He served one term es per eas or oo as Circuit Judge in 8t. Louis. ed soon thereafter without pres- ( teginning in 1906 and wan a ‘ . oa a % ; e '¢ ¢ ij ( eas # he motion ¢t : » 4 ' ; : o eer efii- © souri Constitutional conventio 1, ator Walah'’s report censuring ‘ those being the only public of- the Department of Justice for § ¢ices he held prior to his ov . 4 ed “, wy all = oo oe Se dle “a f ‘ Eee” hits . ¢ wx 4 nat oe ee Sr ales side che ON SEES hans ne APSE Ss Kk ga ta ak ; hb 4 a Ase, § OP Ae Ry he whee when yee are ia AVS Jp) OE dmb p fee “i, Spy te 4 see " sng iting poet) a oes Aegee ee i ee ™ weet RR hte Fil te a EPO Rp as Ne adhe POMC PRR ene Mpg eed we lg tae ee ptt SRA PGS) Rs Et te oe an ne GP te EE Se ics Coes ti Ee ait AE Bene bby Boos a ‘ Pat: iy ats Ort: ees 4 . ae asl vores Poros pens sors ploy “gh BMT Yes DIG TAO PES LOA EI, CLO a XC Ae 4" ° —" ware oxeerrgneliontde: pe gperteng ene nieig einen ee eS ee ee oe as > Gus » APMP, Ease Pay? cay FF “ fine 20 7 ; , wry . ma Ps Oe a os ri. ees 7ae ‘ ie idee: » pieieiciinilieceaill Ba I IO ce sila! «WET ER ate tot bet Me Re» een Be oven tail re myer Se re ee Se OS aaa “ ne ee ee a ede a a nS 9 octal Sy s:tonedcemahtbesct Rec X PNAC altel MOSO IEE SILA — If) AE LL AA LOL: OT, AT TNT OE TEN ERT te ms Mire eStore eeebteMt e+ : Se oy vn ee ee ee é ro . . e ey a etait otk mv owe Vaginas te we ag a a oe ‘a tev — oe: an ey

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PAGE 22 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULIT Dec. 12, 1878 Published by the Com pany. iw ond ©! THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- PORM. I know that my retirement will make no difference in its cardinal principles, that it will always fight for progress or reform, never rol- erate injustice or corruption, always fight demagogues of all partics, never belong to any party, always oppose privileged clas-es and public plunderers, wever lack sympathy with the poor, always remain de- voted to the public welfare, never be satisfied with merely printing hews, always be drastically independent ; pever be afraid io attack wrong. whether by predatory plutocracy or predatory poverty. JOSEPH PULITZER. April 10, 1907. —— 4 LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE Why Is the New Market a Financial Failure”? @.-Dispatam by advertis for bargains tance or tr ers will ing and decent EDWAKRD Arcument for the “Parkway To the Bdiier of HE Greater sends me $2 per foot o street ($156), “fo: ing the street raily quiring q . ‘APP LE. A DANGEROUS DECISION. One of the curbs placed around the presidential power by the Constitution is practically removed by the opinion of the United States oe Court in to remove without consulting the | %t Judges appointed by him with t of that body. If a President ower extensively he could re man who refused to truckle to every presi- | | Maj. Hawes for his courage and sincerity in stating» exactly where he stood on public issues, and at the Same time justly lashed Senator Williams for his eral offices with a tre- | 73 Up aii uring the recess of be fn sate ma ion of executive the great increment 3 _— ss _ aad ” al Oy Lie Mrers THE ANNEXATION VOTE. to @ reailzation can sia ster Groves, Kirkwood, Clay- regrets —_— the county could he city to come in with pres invitation cordial 7 *s = . 7 ‘ bu > - enough at the bh imor: in the matter, de ~ . . + * ‘ bi Spite the great nnexation would hare They underst las —___——__——-@-@——_____ ANOTHER HERRIN WAR. ing Another war has been brewing. liam McQuay, a shelton gangsters, yesterday, will be enough the machine gans barking. Once more th f Herrin may be a battleground of Williamson County has not been its iaw officers or by nal guard. The count) gunmen and riff-raff o Arse ™ sy a ie Vs —- nal . _ eek F iiiie a = ; — — as SUOLZUDS. The enewed gang warfare is there — »} ae ‘ountyv UUs: eiement of Wi lliamson n 4 Ounty owed to remain wit®im its borders, armed teeth, there will never be peace and obedience to law Willfamson County bas proven itself incapable cleaning out the gangsters. Matters doubtless wi drift along until the next genera! outbreak. Then t he Governor of Illinois may see the need of stern measures, declare the county under martial law. and | send enough troops there to disarm the toughs and | bring them under the rule of law. WILLIAMS STANDS FOR HYDE. The art of skinning a man alive was well exem- plified in Senator Reed's handling of former Gov. ty Busch home from Germany after the war broke out. |The Senator took the hide off of Hyde. Incidentally, Senator Reed paid a just tribute to ee - |evasive tactics, particularly on the question of pro | hibition. he referendum is the last resort of the i | man who is afraid to speak out. There Was one point, however, touching the Hrde Senator Reed properly emphasized. i the platform attacking Hawes He is the chief spokes-| candidacy and the Repu been repudiated nor has his atred and prejudice been re acquiescence in the utterances his full share of re- He accepts him as WHY SUPPORT THE NAVY? Today is Navy Day and also the birthday of The dore Roosevelt, an outstanding advocate of naval ency, who, as President, was responsible for ruise, by 16 American battleships, tite h, in their 42.227-mile itin- | erary Visite 2 pa ports of five continents and made t tio ainted with America’s maval resources and her sailont sallors. of the country, far away from seaboard, O interested in the good of the Navy, i issit its work, as what may be called the seagoing states We know that “trade follows the flag.” Without | the protection of avy, our vast foreign trade would be hampered. In time of war it would be the prey of hostile nations. Every ton of our exports | aches its destination safely through the co-opera- | tion of our armed ships. know that an efficient navy makes the United States respected and protects its citizens abroad. Jur history shows hdéw many times it has protected | at home. Our foreign commerce depends upon our Merchant In turn, our Merchant Marine depends upon te other Our mer- mn time we war, merchant shine > light cruisers, forming a val- flag, order and ity are the fruits of lands. Our Marines battles, and have also done disturbed necliieeben bringing Sanitation and civilization where needed. Europe some troops and brought back in the neighborhood 2,000,000. Between May, 1917, = Nov. * 1918, he ye iser and cement 2 rt service an inly we owe the Navy a great debt and un- t Ras been well compared to a. g protecting us from the floods zee ther the female cig. e had been ana- uency before the asked: you expect ung girls when the windows Qa our fashionable afes and see society women. hal?- moking cigarettes? Father, mether and r smoke together in public. Can you re girls who see this? ety women Tr. nNaiser ore connection smoke cigarette there ar a _ 7 ‘ Va & On beh > i&nai ‘ . on 279 join N - are ~ 4a - . frequent our zoo. he Art metropolitan pavements, grow sou! -_ (\—-, as - +} —- ‘ oy UTt wes._ra. 4 . ci but even so. welcome. _— = = Yesterday the Queen was on page 3 and faced sssibility of being relegated to the woman's page tour is over. nye . . + , - pie *CCASIONaA: SLONRe aa . : S has it ever since it was a pup. and it has no choi: the matter but the ome that so excites the douwbtfu! beneficiary of its infatuation. We know the Senator Will join us in the hope that the dog catcher will cet it some ae y — every fellow can have his own log an Harry Ff li ms at handcuffs and strait 'appencdix. jackets, . coul shake himself loose from rd Hyde for his indecent attack on Maj. Hawes om ac) That opinion vests in the e President count of Hawes helping to — Mrs. Adolphus | SN eel . nn ge a weet fevee yee ON “ee ant ~ = OS; - APA _— EET att as | ti =: REGULATING TRAFFIC IN TH as weapon > ks 2 ' £ ~ oh =. 2 ae wae: a. an aOR oF 2) JUST A MINUTE THE THOROUGH MILLIONAIRE, or The Fountain of Modern Youth Is a Soda Fountain. (Screen Rights Reserved Lotta Pinchot as a bride's Never had Snuft retary. No detail ness affairs escaped parrot nose and was a bird! When Snuff ran for the Senate. Coyne’s happy suggestion watchmen as well as cd: is primary expe . — ae eee i + 442466 investigated. it was Miss forget to remembDe ers came. it was them that Mr. ea renorter - Ss . s answered Miss eternal home.” * - aa ~~ reporter. Perhaps, s urtimely demise ’ +h + ANTI-CLIMAYX. Sirens shrieked, fire tm the street: clerks were office. Somec igarette on an Gene Tunney says ask that 4 ; Ov « fgehter—or he must celebra song. let him ities Tunney asstiming he w ance societies as a 2:4 ‘ * S Wars are dec: i pear we must take the ens! faith. Coprright. Written for the POST-DIS PATCH 1238. SWEET ADELINE. reserve wT" - 2 Alys? A 4 aia at heart aftriving a * . * . » alae i * > . Toke ething that is pecu cannot sing on water. care less, about the in- ion on savings accounts: et to it because of fts tyranny But the ar- systems of 114 evolve: eacddens ions that gin made possible; views with alarm the lack of the ready wit that whisky could induce: grieves for the ‘ = 4.4 —*? ve + Sweet Adeline” quartets that were impris ie 2 of : y ’ kee of mpid lager: s* ee OR TO WATCH A STEAM SHOVFL. The most surprising thing about our RESIGNATION. wr ieau) looks a fright she's a sigh: goes among less, with all my might. these things despite: "¥y praise unsune’ Por row know why she’s unstrung. And why she raises Cain each night: Milady’ Ss corn! DR. A F. ELEYKAMP. | The MIRROR « PUBLIC OPINION This column is designed to without bias the latest comment bp leading publicists, newspapers ené cals on the questions of the day. _ as A HOPEFUL SIGN IN FICTION. thes oo aay ott ts passing; that # en ill not longer ™ hat ‘there may .be @& pised “sentiment” tha reely etl and without shame? us literary critic claims that Be cious rifts im the the opening of a milder t us pray that he Bae a false dawn. Last novel appeared ip was “a moral story.” & stillborn from the press, the For purposes ef G says, he would grads ive years ago = n i acall ess, but today low comes another olume novel ritten Oy a young a ELECTION who neglects this ) * ia rid citizenship — ffice a large part (on the shirkers who busy, but attend rast their balilo ‘n Novem ber. votion to civic duty now—iem@ the sideliners after electicn. slogan. A PROBLEM IN eS From the Baltimore Sun. AL crop of 1.00000 threatens the South with a e nomic evils whic accom pany juction.” A cotton shortage 2,000,000 bales threatens Russie the @conomic evils which —_ and | derconsumption.” Is it impossibla, _ |race apparently gifted with the B® co-operative endeavor, to make | difficulties rectify each other? j sort ef problem which, éuriag. jr..m ke Herbert Hoover {tackled with avidity. . ii} is farm

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—=9T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - - a a a. A. A. U. ni wp had beem employed for) Mi ‘ and Wi etien With amateur ath baed of intermittent fever ,, at at his arn ie, 5048 Ridge ',, He was 6 years Olc, a@ 7 + mee which he held 12 years. gj femponsibie tor the prep-: .. — e z y sacl las I . and sending wie J9OUIS idl t the European O.ympiK ° on 7 1 % ry oF ’ Schwarz Aa ‘ os ie us eo ~Aaiwant 3 ,,Y He Was ETacUual. ea Ail gidow, rs. Ellen Geanv four sons and two aia — a -4 eo rr", °° orn ie 2 - ‘ a e | 2 2 . sur’ ivé. + «4 , 5S) ; + _s : - m monarchial restoration in m the news oof Pilsudskis of being suppressé edo ls LOY ing Witla Aa a4 + fon of 4 oo 4 in ron p + ra « } it, ‘ %! mOPrEnIPp. t is anime talk of Prir ; shi + - > —-— . : GE betne set on the thron: - Bnot > iré ~ cnr ously hors ; i lee : _* ——_—. 2 e ry > T ’ , iiat i rr nA & Th are = — ry oh — he : a R73 oe sihood that Pil sudski him- ei Ftake the crown or offer : x7 TS. 3 a. coe Le 4 mber of the Poinatowsk -¥ ; ‘aint 7 Lo ot a e* iO wri 7 Liieé ia Si King i LV an belongced ’ ~ 4 si a Vrec SOCIALISTS TO UNITE °° RADICALS, COMMUNISTS 5° anreatens Poincare Cabinet .., _ the Issue Will Be Cost of Living. ial 196 by the Press and Pulitzer ‘ a. atime Co. (New York World me, Oct. 27.—French Social- ar: the coming senatorial elec- mmbininf. as they did in the ice. S where the Communists It expected to prevail 2 ne communists rerinrarateo ~~ ip! ai euver may develop rrnn or a ecrone minority. ir the genats d Will et £ . ‘ 2 . etc ngth in the (‘> "beabe!. - sm threaten the Po neare c q? het beca 1Sé the issi] if ? the combined Socialist and ’ SS group will raise is th: Mis ving. Milley 4 Sa Pomel Wins $2045 Suit. the Pog-I is } Tort Kc {yer o* a Soprano, has wor “r, i ‘ful to Collert e2n4s é. nite = sain TOpolitan Ory ern Co rh Madant was William Thor- spread “nger’s first teacher, for girdle on Metropo! litan oo en? hs Ser cent of her salary for | S*T elle eal thea? she With Thorr co tae fatuwr =! ’ anéd tha ha ron? ra “ne r $ Jan. 30, 1922, after she More than $25.80 ; “wg heard by Supreme Ford and a fury. The . a . + avi rected to return a ver- of Miss Ponselle ea attorney said he woul4 4+ ‘66 Pree Mi rs lear; roads good _— City — Clear; roads WOK ear; reads ro04 SLiid + Cloudy. roads rood. Lt “ear; roads good. EB ly clondy: roads ae 7") a” ‘Gtre ; ~sear; roads good laudy; roads! _ LENORE SCULLIN, daugh- yrrsrl eon D. C. much-feted guest of her aunt, y customs 1 Inspector Here Mra. Charlies McLure C1 el th he 4 .Gdebutante 4315 Westminster place. in addition to Miss will be Miss Martha Love, cudder, Miss Mar. | y, Miss Anne Wallace, | Seuilin. 'Miss Elizabeth — | . 14. | ector ie Cust ms in the ren U Department, Revenue Epa garet Rumse fely known for) Mill Miss Ruth McElroy, fiss Rocceena Baldwin, Miss Eliza- llen, Miss Clarissa Dyer, Miss rter, and Messrs. Noel Car- “aA ra Tc ~~ * y - @f Ireland and came tO St. Jr. Benoist Tomp- »e *¢ . a the ace Gi « mir)! tharrinion hic? ae gnor was champion high | we} oe ‘ . fom 1652 to i556, anc in wv vv "i, - . —_ 3 7" T “ a . >) was elected presic: - She Eu sworth F. “oe . = . % ~ ; Amateur AtNni€il . fi ad, and ii iw Joseph Forshaw 2 - om eae PS . nr 7% >* ': _**-, i g Washington Univers and r + daughter of Mr. give a similer | — - . ® D. O'Connor, Immaculate , sion Church . J an mM a: Jr.. a lock, and later the sh MONARCHIST ay WOVE STIRS SOCIALISTS °°". Se to ret Pon | M7) ) her education BA by the Press avd Pulitzer er 19” SS Tee Wort Washis . . ee = 6 ,of the socialist papers have 64: Eae@inces, monarchists | hot mtjand owners at ‘tt react |i eriue Mece Radziwfll, in Niezwiez week. Henry Boe cke- (CONNOR ONCE Ss ( CT \ ] 7. mee aay afternoon Mrs. Pancoast McClain Sankey. eee | bers and their friends by the Osige | room will be decorated in colortu! rs - T i SOCIAL A I I TES SH will have a sale of Oriental ivories, | ‘ | - I ' OLIVIA GREGORY ‘ Wi illiam Weld | | because of the next Tr of asia nt jDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27,1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____ ee : SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES C ch of the Holy Communion. | Mrs. J. C. Weiler and Mrs. Anna S0cial events to be given the mem-/ing room lounge and large livinz ¥ ad _Country Ciub, Big Bend boulevard fall foliage, corn stalks and pump- cE EXPRESSION ades and embroideries at Mr. A Halloween dinner dance Sit-'and Meramec River. The dinner|kins. A @ance orchestra will ture | gendin 5208 Polm. Twelfth Year. a4 et tl me BE HOSTESS of which will go to mission of the herbert ttf MISS FRANCES FRISTOE —_ FRISTOE, daughter of Mr. give a Sane 3 ew: 8 for Miss Lau- aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent L. Price. whose mar- of Nov. 10 gton boulevard has chanzed i. Ge: + + ae ~~ . 3 he dat: e . of pe ee ae WINDOWS — TONIGHT i | erious illness of her fon oe son of Mr. and | nae rowdus Jr i shighway, Paragould co i: hy engracer int 19 i ' aavideai ot Sail It Is a Well-Known Fact That Weil's Seldom Carry Many ea Miss Mildr te ¢ 7H th of Tulsa, Ok. T Dresses Less Than $25—So You See How nh take place during toe! 4 —— 2 oe is 4 Sraduate o* European Service ol of Washington, D traveled abroad €X- to Fit Any Budget 2 5 red in tt bus Palatia! Suites or i ia a eee modest tourist Also for This Event—65 Dresses i is a niece of Mrs quarters to all im- | He of St. Louls wuhlicre «+ Pd P? {Tt Io1. 7 : } “ ' | ae Saturday to he é year trom New ™ A a ‘a~ a NI rs rf a y ork — Boston _ iS Westminster! = Montreal. ae aaa & he the speaker! det us help you cian your pores gl — if at the cuarteriy For further information $y Ping ae = oR ne a e Oftice, Louderman — ‘the w oman’s Auxiliary 1th and Locust 8s... &. Lowée. Chiuer h at the weed “Agents. ir 4 eerie’ _" , +o }- t _ 7 ab dato My AIOE NAGE wee. wD — — ” PT I Perey Ty Sell Burk} im’s residence, the proceeds U?Gay night will be one of the first’ will begin at 7:30°p. m. The 4in-‘nish music Cataler or Recuest. COlfax Setzw. . ~. OEE Rare Meg! PO rep: ARR OP OTE Po (24 - . JFuesday she wil! address } ; a 2% study classes on missions at 10 a. | = Bae i diterranean | | A SALE » 310 FALL FROCKS: THE LUXURY CRUISE Sas i By the famous 8.S.““*ROTTERDAM™ . : | 6th Cruise (At Such a Low Price They Will Be Gone in a Day) Leaving New York, Feb. 3, 1927 | 5 [ THE SSE DRESSES IN OUR | —_— + Fate ORR pit 8 Ae aineray 6g ae. A Lip atlas ality, AI Me! S PHBA iad Mo AO * ig > =a" as , ines “we en ee ee etn seta to tate ope 6 SOAR eh een Ca ui BR pS » BR, Se a id vit np wty, we a ee oe) itary, eaten at ‘aen" alle o1 diieaeite Nite, W. Fristoe of 5257 boulevard, will der Petest Neca naabet Bin pthenh whond saved ain ale - o pie lnre ‘ a Salat a a i ee le peur ‘ a watt sh a (ei, Liven fs)» AP REIN A PREIS LEE LEASES LAT IE: A ALAR) A Ie Ne A ROE EM) I ‘ + weer a ae ee é- we. » - cs ee . . + ~ ~ 2 EL NII EID > REIN ORNATE IRS 1 ht iy 6, eg a ad He 8 "i . Peg age ona -eperes mr cae — wi es ole pa tl RV le Late o Te + “ee "heh under the Melend sem Line's egem 70 nee ‘of Delightful Diversion 5 ITINESF a iT > mciades Madcra, Cade, Sevilla, (& a0aca > \ribraitar, Ai giers. Napics, (feet call), Auais, Acuens, oastantisopie, Ha:fa, Jerusalem, onsceg dea “3 i¢zaadria, Cawo (and Egrpre), & ont o—, “hin Napies (secomd cal!) mac c vicra ul { Soma td fie, Riviere. Cartalit planned | THESE DRESSES IN OUR | © gusts | ianieed. American Expreee oe WINDOWS — BU NIG d Agentsin Charge of Shor 5 mae Excursions. For choice Pe . of atcommod ee ee : TIONS NOW lilustrated Foider On request to Hgjiand America Line art ae vy Tucker tiie will be a tind Vee Ang Species Sele rexigpey pare ; sy R oe Oe ee ee nee ke eae oe ~ 2% ee . “ Pr nage Sioa bb MA m Unusual This Event Is! These Dresses Go on Sale Thursday at 9 A. M.—A Special Purchase of Adorable Silk and Cloth Dresses of Fine Quality. , ** sts otal 0 hls AAT ta lly: i a St nl cl AAO a lity Mi ct bt erat hs eon of Mrs. Wil. You can choose accommodations om ome Mannington. w |. ctour 103 ships to su your needs 8 AT vee BRE 0 FEM wre, portant European ports. 226 sailings this ~ From Regular Stocks—Values to $35 pee eh ater a PR PRR gh De a IIL WHITE STAR LINE AtiamTic TRansrort Ling lune “Rep Sn Loa pelle | roses an 4 smilax before a olin decided on a2 new maneu- Fath E aon, with the radicals in The : : cts where thea la Tter are mn ry 44 ] but with the Communists | beade Winter Vacations GEO. P. CARBREY, General Agent Canedian Pacific, | Lal Di lt pe Le) dente mera pede 8 cre Ln f 4 > et a a ee ee ee " salle - a , ee & : ’ 4 a Road Conditions. The ou ®ar croads good Ferd icag Scherrer | a er aduate of cme Oty—cear- roads good | S#cTed : of the Woods served as ; eR, oe | Vetled Mrs. James C. ‘Crowdus of 5047 a maid of honor at WORLD’S GREATFST TRAVEL SYSTEM the Old. Year rung out, and the New Year welcomed in with such merriment, such carefree gaicty, as in Paris. Antonia—Dec. 13 to Piymouth. Cherbourg. London. Letitia—Dec i2 to Belfast. Liverpool, Giasgow. Letitia—Dec. 11 to Beifast. Liverpool Glasgow. For full informcaison, ase your steamsnif? ageni, or write to THE CUNARD STEAM SHIP CO., LIMITED 1135-1137 Olive St. St. Louis, Mo. CUNARD NaS ae S.C ERS T IN SEIZE AND IN SERVEGE Bank embracing every line of business’77a board of directors composed of leaders in every branch of commerce and indus- try, afford the First National Bank unusual opportunities for intimate contact with modern American business. This progressive institution is therefore ready at all times to advise intelligently with its customers. ia ees ip coe tine: n ices ca} Be . BAN SS Ge BS a NR MNS SS ae ES OREM 8 IIE fe ERNE FS AOR IG SS A NLRB IMAL ENG ELIE PME NT LS EAL LT EI ah ac 4° XMAS BRITAIN, > NEW YEARS EVE | x DARIS: . Nowhere else in all the wor: is | set celebrated with such rousing cheer, such wealth of good fellowship and hospitality, as in Oid England. And nowhere is CHRISTMAS SAILINGS FROM HALIPAX FROM ST. JOHN, N Train connections from all points.

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Oo SE eS ae : TCH PAGE 24 _____ ST.LOUIS POST DISPATCH __ WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27, 1926 ' __ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCR ‘car. with Webb's money. The torm- | anot be sub- | N a revolver, ordered them out and nestioninz BALLOTS CARRY 4 Saal om = ie ae me nee a Not eSS han 26 ames ban off in the machine, a rented! er clerk was pene = q —— PROPOSITIONS FOR CEA MDE VOTE cwurewe On Kither Major Party Ticket Roygh Dry-12s, Le Seth ne dnt aioe il a — —— | By the Associated Press any seriou Ls at alae Continued from Page 21. , Criminal Correction, for which he at Mintmam Bandie 75e enforce local prohibition, it wou! as General New has ur | | Wwasgnominated in the Republican ee . . * * 3 ; — licans, who served on grand the primary. Bauer was serving | VY 2123 N Main, at Clinton +s during his term. He prose-| his third term as Alderman from | dorsed by 143 men, many of them | Knittel, the incumbent, soon after Ti 4 ‘ ‘a bers in a hold up c tra miS SseTt oECceS. ‘ rz | an ice and fue] establishment PLASTIC TILE CEMENT | 4 i sent emder the law a mere! 1 s there ré t] retail credit men and automobile | For Municipal Offices. | . | | — iealers for his prosecutions of em-; License Collector Oliver G. | Pt wi | - bezziers and au ie . He con-|Chapman, Republican candidate | | ; a . | sme eee esie ——— — _ dishes. OO @ Wim myHoOYLe & RARICK CLOTHINS prosecu-/for (re-election, has served two . J fel = bars. | 810-812-814 WASHINGTON AVE. SLLIOUWS theft of | member of the igeny dil «Hog getie . of terms. He was a against the! House of Delegates from 1903 to : : withot lise measure. 1911. we . #2 iting | WEEKLY AD No. 1148 * , the decision} Chapm@p's official reports for | 2% . Teo. very, + THIS SALE CLOSES TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 5:30 P. Judge that no crime the eight years of his service show | 22> y paeying. = For ad : 1,368,952 evustn ott One | Oi SEND US YOUR MAIL ORDERS h T Try | f fe T) cy? ~ if f oe bet P ow aw the statutes had been total collections of $31,363.9 + | T nitale, restaurants, office build- from 1919 to 1926 inclusive, ings: 1-pound 2 Oe : ne. $3.00; 50 Ids. $4.50 as s ae. wee 7. ere ~~ ’ EER I A eR nS ane es Bt pipe aa Genuine SEGAL Wight compared with $14,372,168 for the 2 Ibs.. 68e; 16 “4A te ; + an? ¢ 141 Rae Ti mgt pre’ whee eight years, 19] a LO 4 aha BATHROOM FIXTURES inclusive. PORCELAIN ENAMEL meee John L. Schroeer, Democratic Can be cleaned the same as your . imi: "ALL + : on, See ub without Injury to iae finish. CA candidate for License Collector is AT OUR STORE ‘and let us show you AT THE in the real estate business, and was our bathroom beautifiers, ye + Pier that - buy. Prmees as 100 ri formerly ar ssistant paymaster in Ey eS , eT oe - oe , Tecth Brush Holder ........-- 28 the City Treasurer’s office. Soap Dish nL et serene: ba , William L. Tamme. Recorder of Tumbler Hoider De Baliviere—Near Delmar Avenue 18x%,-in. Towel Bar 2 Deeds and Republican nominee | maseie. Tenet aaa , Regular Skating Season Begins Saturday, Oct. 30 che ae age Bema Pong we ee —. SKATES SHARPENED 2.°% Fr 50c N. Miller o é te Recorder. His official! Experts r’air Correctio: is repo! tes that in the first three OUR FULL LINE OF NEW AND GENUINE administration of the Is inches long nickel plated 49c “NESTOR JOHNSO . montis | : r ec, had irplus on brass Speca p! di : € P ligh "publican lawyers Pip | penditut aaa wel weight, 2 pounds. --. 58¢ ne cua ~ ‘a pe. ™ Sean” Gee ee ee ne ee ee + TUMBLER RACING AND HOCKEY SKATES Griffin, Democtatic | tures exceeded receipts by $34,710. || AND TOOTH BRUSH HOLDER NOW DISPLAYED IN OUR SKATE DEPARTMENT Whit melecd not crack ; eee: Midas White enameled; will not 39c UIty CoOommis- ‘koe coe ee Lee Une Ge et a ee SPECIAL PRICE Per $ 69] (oe uessttens pee s meaderity ef| creases in snlarien! and fm increase WALL SOAP DISH sj Genuine Pair &: | =i ‘sek cma ae ee Se ER Fr Ee eee. ee @. a | SEE, i no , i fe oe | | a8 gQveaa i /] 4 ‘ Dress Well for Less on the New H. & R. Easy Payment Plan HE success of our business was built on value-giving. For ower 25 years we have served thousands of satisfied customers with better clothing, at lower prices and at the easiest terms. Today our values are greater than ever—and our terms are as you make them. Remember, you don’t need ready cash —we trust you. by a majority of | cre 1 increas ee oe — , White enameled t crack 37% ~ “NORTH STAR” lawyers voting in in the number of documents which, agen sme ented Gp . : ~ s »* _— ‘ tion’s pre-primary under state law, the Recorder h Beara mga __ We Also Have 0 handle without a filing fee. OPAL GLASS TUMBLERS By “NESTOR JOHNSON” For Probate Jndge. im B. Payne, D scans |p Rescue ae .. ia ak cn FLYER SKATES Speciai.. e hariles rit Fi ds 2cord roker : -- Racing and Hockey Wade ps “2 it: - ‘ | an ae neriv 4 ee - - iv. TO! T AUGER ; 4 Decl : price ‘ . stee] wire . Outfit [f Skates and Shoes for ‘ ladies or gents. Our Prices Are Always Lowest 4 4 ‘ 5 7? #2. A Special Offering of COATS Exquisite New Designs - SEE DEMONSTRATION OF THESE TWO WONDERFUL POLISHES FOR YOUR AUTOMOBILE sa —_——— OUR OWN MANUFACTURE wee oon bongo 29 > oS | Lemocrati andi ri 1 ies ali 258 953 P: ol pest. 2 pounds. 6,444 DRAIN PIPE N — Rem ves hbstructions DRAIN PIPE | OPENER | Don't delay when you can obtain a beautiful Coat with fur collar and wide fur cuffs at such low price and easy terms. A Very $3 = Special Value.... Others Priced Up to $87.50 a , dd ws LFS SF a oS PLP PR DP PL Oe a # Te Ehan spades ehsiuiies Cae eae IaTIon Prosecuting Attorney ag: . > a i ; ei ila i = os Te Tt , PYRALIN- ; ~ . * _ ; ca ti le e aa ; ake by FINISH , | , >, 3 . 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La . | Wh 7 Vi i ; — ~SPORIS| ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — WANT REAL -- ESTATE| ee PART THREE. ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY E TENIN ADVERTISEMENT i " , Have you ever said: “] wish I had more pep”? eg OY EONS Se ET — — give adequate protection. Squibb’s Dental Cream, scientifically designed to pre- ; gent acid decay, has contributed much toward the effec- tiveness of oral hygiene. per cent of Squibb’s Milk of Magnesia—the safest, most | eective oral antacid. Particles of the Squibb’s Milk of Magnesia in Squibb’s Dental Cream penetrate into all the fissures at The Danger Line—those tiny V-shaped crevices where gums meet teeth. The Milk of Magnesia not only neutralizes | the dangerous mouth acids, which cause decay and gum ‘Hritation, but it remains in the crevices for a consider- _ tle time, neutralizing mouth acids. Let Squibb’s help you protect your energy and pep. . On sale at all drug stores. Only 40 cents a large tube. DO YOU ever feel tired— unreasonably so, lacking | in interest, having to | force yourself to work, | without even enough | “pep” to havea good time? Then have your teeth looked over. not be the cause of the trouble. teeth or infected gums can affect your entire sys- | tem by communicating their poison to it through the blood. And the fact that you brush your teeth regularly is _go safeguard. You must use a dentifrice which can — BANKERS DISOUSS NEED ss: Saas ~—OF NEW LEGISLATION _Former Finance Commissioner | French Addresses Meeting of | Coronado. Addresses on They may But decayed Hurwitz, | Der: Pri | Coun’y, | theh French. | missioner. Roll call | of the | ton, Tex., Industry.” Bankers Louis whose president, son, spoke were —_ + ‘ + &#.+ come a a Mmuliet hotel. Claude A. : BA ident of | “The |New State Banking Code,” 'T. Hurwitz of Kansas “The Need for a New Banking Law }as Revealed by Experience,” by C. |E. French of St. Louis were ,; the afternoon program. formerly by counties, sponse by a banker from each, was ruests Clearing House George W. address of wel- | ~— + a. vice-pres- delivered the luncheon Eaton. ° > These books are now available in our book shop. If inconvenient to come in, telephone, and the books will be sent. (Book Shop—Seconéd Floor.) ; ; A Hint of the Tempting Contents HAT shal! I have to-dav?” How many thousands of women ask this prion every day in hundreds of cities towns throughout the country! Imagine bw simple it would be if you could just Hephone Isabel! Cotton Smith and er do your ordering for you—take that mrden off your mind! Yet—in her book— he will do just that for vou every day— Mggest a dozen simple things you might Mrer thimk of, tc!] vou just what you Med to make them, and how to make ery meal fit the season of the vear, the fact size of your household, or the tastes ot the special. guests you are having to-night. - ERE, for example, are some sugges- tions vou can try for cool autumn : These are from the section on becial Recipes,—names you have probably heard of before, because they have passed down from mother to daughter generations and have newer before been hed. Try them! let bor en Autumn Late Supper "Why not try this “Rictim Chitti” in place of — Welsh Rabbit? You! need: 2 tablespoons butter, 1 onion, 1% Ibs. American cheese, can tomatoes, L teaspoon drv mustard, 4% teasoon paprika, ‘ I tablespoon Worcestershire sauce, pepper and Malt'to taste, and three eggs. . Place the butter in a chafing-dish. Slice the onion very thin, add it to the butter and let it brown. Cut the cheese into very small Pitts. Add it to the onion and butter. Add , mustard. Worcestershire sauce and | atoning. Cook for about fifteen minutes, Sitting continually. Beat the eggs and add to the mixture. Cook for five minutes More and serve on toasted pilot-biscuits. Here are “Eggs Dudley” lr Sunday Night Supper Take 2 Bermuda onions, % cup canned to | Batocs, | tablespoon, tomato catsup, 2 tablie- "Poon butter, pepper and salt to taste, 6 eggs, © tablespoon Worcestershire sauce, % tea- i paprika. Slice the onions, and place them in a chafing: 6 with tomatoes, tomato catsup, butter, and | Rewning. Cook for twenty minutes. Beat | ._— and add to the mixture. Cook for | Simutes, stirring continually. Add Wor- co ire Sauce and serve on toast imme Gal, Dessert Most A ptly Called was Delight” 4 2 cups bread 4% cup chopped ve i ices” cc yl lens Mg 1 cup 1] pinch faisins, % teaspoon ground cloves, a = le mace, 1 pinch salt, 1 egg, 1 milk, teaspoon bicarbonate of soda, 1 =P molseses. all the dry ingredients together with the Add the egg, well beaten. Then the With the soda dissolved in it, and the = Ree we Pour in a buttered 3 with a tight cover and steam 4 SWo hours. Serve with Foamy Sauce, # Southern “Hoe Cake” a 3 tablespoons cooked hominy, 2 table m flour, | teaspoon butter, 1 pinch salt, _ od horiay. flour, and butter together. Cae Sth asd mick Stir to a smooth | pie * j gp by spoonfuls upon a het e light brown. Serve with And Man THE BLUE BOOK OF COOKERY ua lof House Management By ISABEL COTTON SMITH Introduction by EMILY POST, Author of ETIQUETTE —**The Blue Book of Social Usage’”’ ERE, at last, is a book that meets the real problem of the housewife. , It tells her not only how to cook delicious things, but «hat to cook and when toserve it. It gives season of the year. It answers question that every woman asks morrow—next week?” her daily menus and combinations for every for every possible 6ccasion that puzzling herselfi—‘/¥ hat shall I serve to-night, to- All “‘cook-books” give standard recipes—but here is one with more than | 2,000 tested recipes endorsed by some of the country’s most famous chefs— recipes so carefully arranged that just what is wanted can be found instantly, and including numbers of special Southern and unusual dishes for whitch recipes have never before been published. No pains have been spared to make this the new and standard authority on every practical problem of the home—from picnic lunches, children’s menus, and afternoon teas to suggestions for every kind of meal at any season of the year. of instructing new maids, or of reducing personal work to a delightful minimum. and how to run every detail of a home with the least and when to buy economically, It gives also ways of arranging a kitchen, It tells how possible effort and the most delightful result. And it is profusely illustrated. What Every Woman Wants to Know— Isabel Cotton Smith had first- hand experience and a real reason for every helpful suggestion of- fered. She has written this book from twenty years of personal ex- perience in her own family house- keeping and in the management of extensive establishments for tami- lies of wealth. It is as stimulating and necessary for the woman who does her own work as for those who have large households—the complete authority and the inti- mate friendly guide. no day's planning will ever again seem like drudgery. family and your friends will be amazed at the freshness and va- riety of your table—whether you surprize Strawberries, Food, or Mrs. Brunswick's To- CHANGES DRUDGERY TO DELIGHT With this book to refresh you, Your own them with Wiesbaden or Labrol’s Angel mato Sauce, or John’s Delight, or with any of the hundreds of simple and tasty dishes the book will sug- gest to you. HIGHLY ENDORSED BY CHEFS OF FAMOUS HOTELS CHARLES SCOTTO, Chef de Cuisine, Hote! Ambassador, New York: “It is an encyclopedia of culinary delights. Isabe] Cotton Smith, in this book, has assembied an unusual range of recipes for every season and occasion, many of which are seldom found outside of exclusive cuisines.” JOSEPH BOGGIA, Chef de Cuisine, Hotel Plaza, LOUIS DIAT, Chef de Cuisine, Ritz-Carlton Hotel, New York: “It is a delightfully smart book that Isabel Cotton Smith has created—exclusive, distinctive, and brimming with delicacies that un- fortunately so seldom adorn the dining-tables of American homes.” Every Bookseller in Your City Should Have It This distinctive new book is meeting with the widest approval. Compare it with any other “eook-book” with which you may be familiar and you will instantly see its superiority. It will take its place as an authority beside Emily Post's “Blue Book of Etiquette,” which we also publish. Croaun 8eo. 665 Pages. Beautiful Biue W ash- able Fabrikoid Binding; Stlver Stamping and Lettering; Many Illustrations; $2.50 net; or by mail, post-paid, $2.68. IF A BOOKSTORE IS INACCESSIBLE ORDER New York: ‘It contains the most distinguished array of delicate and dainty recipes for the home | that I have seen here.” | If you want the latest and most reliable work be sure to ask for Isabel Cotton Smith's “Blue Book of Cookery” State Name. FUNK & WAGNALLS COMPANY 354-360 Fourth Avenue, New York ' I enclose $2.68, for which please send me | Isabel Cotton Smith’s “Biue Book of Cookery | and Manua! of House Management.” | Address eeeeeveeee eee Geer eee eeoeaeeeaeeeeeeee City eee ewes ee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eee eeeevene ere eneeneeeee >. patie (21) CPSC HSE OHEOEHEEE OH HES ; NS OVERCOATS —for Youths! —For Small Men! $ Sizes 32, 33, 34, and 36 only! Just 20 Coats in lot— SO come early if you want a warm, cozy Overcoat at $5! —Street Floer 35 Men’s Leather- ette Wind Breakers $73.95 Just 20 the lot—and in sizes 34-36-38 only! But every one’s bargain! Be Sure to see them Thursday —‘‘treet Fleor Men’s Plaid Lumberjacks $9.95 Sizes $2, 44, 46 and 48 only! A real bargain if you can wear one of these sizes. $2.90. J —Street Ileor Men’s All-Wool Silk-Lined (>) Tuxedos icp, *22 «. New Fall Models Beautifully hand tallored of fime un finished worsted usuranteed fast r ‘k Lapels of Skinners® &#@a In I y lined "ith Silk Trousers silk braided. e> Weuits —of All-Wool Blue Serge —of Pinstripe Worsted Beautifully hand-tailored of re fameus “Stillwater 14 ounce pure woo! worsted——2 and tton sing'e i mode's, te, ax we AS ctr Stoute Slime Stubs! Reg u lars! Juvenile Overcoats 95 $ Chinchilla, mel- ton and plaid- back Overcoats wanted anda styles—sizes - to 6. NG, OCTOBER 27, 1926. Boys’ Full- Lined Knickers ee eee; fucsday’ he Day’ When You Can. Make Your Dollars Buy More at PAGES 25—44 4 a All sizes 6 to 18 in sturdy cassi- meres! Also un- lined corduroy Pants at $1.00. —Third Floor | $4 tan shades $ rimmead in ‘ontrastine Olor 7 . Z , ‘ : — Third Floor t ned Well-made Tweed and é " Cassimere Suits ®m En- For glish or belted models. bovs and Some with vests Both giris. “'ZFec °6 pairs of Knic Kkers full 36 t lined; 6 to 18 years...... Boys’ Stout Men’s The blue —for —for Youths Neat Suits |! $2, 34, only! weight. ’ — *'reet i ‘ Ras 60 Coats last at $20. A wonderful twill in sizes 28 t« 2 and the gray - striped Fants in sizes 28 t 42 Choice §1. —Street Floor 2-Pants SUITS Small Men! "aa cassimere A_sises 32, 25 and 36 Year- Odd Coats a Servicea ble dark color odd Coats — o f Fall weight fab- rics alpaca lined. Sizes 15 to 18 only’ $1. ON THE SECOND FLOOR ~~ Boys’ 2-Pant Suits Sizes 6 to 18 Years! $ JUVENILE Pretty washable Walists with cordu- roy pants! Flapper models! Sizes $3 to 8 years. cassimeres — wide bottom models with cuffs, 4 to 12 years at $1.33. .66 —Third Ficer. All-Wool Lumberjacks For boys 6 to 16 .88 retty colors. Juvenile Over- Warm. comfortabd! Overcoats, 2 to ; years: button-te- sallor models with brass buttons and emblem on sleeve— Plaid ears. . coats 88 yy S$. 3 neck, open collar or Plaid linings, " Men’s Oxford Gray Overcoats *2.0 Sniendid mediu m- weight Overcoats in desirable conserva- tive models whiie and Slim Men’s Suits § f ~*~ ; e J : .? >. 4 nat | wy, Yes. all-woo!l Suits’ y\ In sizes to fit the tall, slim man as well as the stout man of 50 | t hest! New eftylert! | New patterns! New = ‘= woolens! Choice, $22 ON THE STREET FLOOR Men’s Whipcord Coat & Pants Suits ‘2152 Heavy all-wool cravenetted wear-resisting Suits that farm- ers. men who drive cars or who work out of doors will ap- preciate! Unusually neat and dressy: lined extra well—too! All sizes, $21.50. Men’s & Young Men’s Overcoats 18 And «xerption- ‘)ver- you in St. wanted Choice Silk trimmed! ally well taiiored, too! coats that would cost $27.50 to 339 anywhere Louis! Plenty of the patterns! All sizes! Thursday at $18! Nifty single and double Eeeasted blue cheviot Top- coate in al!) «izes, 34 to 44' An un- Men’s All-Wool Tan Serge Suits "15 || Coat, vest and pants. Cut fn the sport models with big flap pockets! Pants $9 88 Chotee of i “rich velvety corduroy (tan) or gray or tan moleskin Yante tn all sises at $2.55, —Street Fleer All-Wool Suits — ler Youths! —fer Small Men! *9 Neat 2 and 3 button models ef gcod-wear- woolens' 34, 36 and only' Worth $18 and $20. Thursday at $0.00. —Street Fleer Boys’ School Overcoats Y V ) Mannish full- length models inall- woo! Kerseys. Mel- tons and plaid- back fabrics. 10 to 18 years. ‘3° a) N. W. Corner Eighth and Washington Avenue i Boys’ Corduroy Long Pants Rich, velvety corduroy. Wide bottome; 8 to Ne erie 4 WARE oa il toe ai he « res Do . “en 4 Ate oe et PoE Ot pars, sf a ee 4 9 nae ved age nan: + pars A eee ee “ F tes « ee ee a ay ent, cg OI pertratiin tes b : ‘ EE NER nS et Lo RY oe . x . > r er. ter Abd 8S > ae ye “Ter ae Eee SE A IR TR Re Fie Se ET AE IT oh Wb iid eld eh, =" ' FS le at aah ce rea Ape te ae eed yp eal: Fas eee, nary “hater Lae ~ ‘ . : é % - aatielditeatns aaunaindaemnedl . - sia) Mees Ss apis 2. fr ange te Satay -chaltaries » ; a “Pree - 2 ‘ ; oH, iad Ca ns ‘ “ a ee . ~ . gts $2 oe ete Koy AEE) RCE ep *+y iE aig Rage Tt eat, eadbeaia ts ~ RGR Ge pe - se ele in baa aye Age et Se et hii nA Oe ei fe ag PY tp OAR TE RO: A 35 re ~~ i —* wis erty. 0 etetweds o** Sar ee eee ee eee il tad adie HG 7 Daas Seal Bias hid wrt vet at pails a Ate 9 R- 9- wt senna a SET Sa “ ee Lh ee Ce a Sails. Be ENN LR OG EBL 61 ee wwe SLR DAE RE DRACO! OAR am mT

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2 — ST. LOUS POST-DISPATCH —__—__—— _— WEDNESDAY rd teen cee — —ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — partment ef Justice insist e| of the volume o entire HAWES DECI ARES HYDE: penpals HARVESTER CO, ACCUSED company had not carried out in #n¢ that there was active competi i subject at the next biennial meet- OF MAINTAINING MONOPOLY cood faith tts agreement of 1914 tion tn all other lines. It Fias Failed to Carry Out 191% -. restore competitive conditions ‘t ni Cee aad aaa ae f we poicnseal declared that “the Pledge to nana ee He contended the company BOW ing machinery that caused the) } RICHMOND, Va, Oct 87-—A | istionship between science and —— ~ +i aden controlled between 61 ané 6€ per a mgood See ys | special commission “to make &@ religion is @ matter of the saan cent of the harvesting ‘machinery | Trice of harvesters was controlling | satis cnawas’ of dhe sulutionatiy jeot conenes SoS howl aes iehe Wateien were denounced as the activities of all its competitors) Also Blames Former Gover- between “science and religion,” ae ae ‘to: tts membership hese tg | S Eetr. in other lines of business. | nor’s Tactics for Num 7 was appointed by the biennial! con- to the end that misunderstancin y, whe eaid Counsel for the company replied | : = “1. vention ef the United Lutheran ,¢ this relationship may be => of harvest- that tt used no coercive measures | ——) 2 \Church tn America yesterday. The mized.” —— - "A nar ren over com petitors. | -~ = } _ o+ = - _~ - - > ; ‘3 { cr. y a | : the harvester | Wiltam J ea and the Sesqui-Centens Gum Special Low 15-day Excursions ROUND TRIP FARE $58.71 Return limit 15 days, incleding date of purchase If you are planning to visit the Sesqui in Philadelphia on your vacation, let the Travel Bureau send you information Mrs. John M. RBoath, about the special 15-day round-trip ex. Sneed St. Sedalia, Mo., See comiens Gun “as & nis ‘ae, Ged other of a large family says: nr the trip at no greater cost than an ore 1: = eer r 15 vears I suffered from gas , the stomach and at times I cinary vacation. nid have to go to bed to get Harry B. Hawes. Democratic ADVERTISEMENT adil nominee for the Senate, speaking e | before the City Club at luncheon fferin | yesterday, blaméd former Gov Cal S O Uu : Hyde for a number of things He Relieved by Tanlac ti ' said Hyde “injected himself tnto | t mf] " . att ; | ! m the controversy” between Hawes ; 5 : ' ‘i Ih HHH Hime . anc Senator Williams, and that . ii hn if i i | ill ihm an Hyde's denunciations, and his ef- Stomach Trouble So Bad That Woman Had fo Go to | "a alls : I : Hh U fort to draw attention from State| Bed, V omiting Spells, Dizziness and Constipation i " uu Hane! - . tm. | r . ; | Ah Mlb and national issues, have made in- | Caused Mother of 5 Children Intense Pain and Agony. Finds Quick Relief » ai Witte telligent discugmion almost impos- | Snider's Catsup . m . x most tragic thing in life is the mother of a family strug- ee ° * l¢ mS. raj 3 + the pitt 5O sé : - ways a spec : fissouri ‘ i he at. gling through the days, trying to do her work while suffering from = a — —— a2 ee > ~ . - ~~ > - we WN . -> rat a 7 es a Psa. ~™ ‘ ? We r, = ¥ tee OSE Ee en ee > 3 ae eee BA PS ee pth Rg ae FA) Re + gaa Ph awa SLI et a8 tg OR. iam Ne A aay PE Some Sigg ek oa Se ray a alas ERS 8 ¥ me + bad _ ; - . sae sth, ” er ize” ak tbe ants * n i fs ae 2 G iting ar 2 * aie a! rs . “ « - a Cops rs Ps Pe Ree oe RN CS MO a SRE FS PC RS SS aa eit alii. i i ee pees «Sams si v PA ky oe ones is 2 TE IRB 1 AROS CRU OO % Pees iny eke, ob wae! oe * ¥ “sf ecet tr SooN sy bis i 5 J + steeple As th ae ee é — . ts As he te Pee me eat " + su * “Sareea, + ee ¥ RY er) Rg a * oct ast Tee ge Ne ve. vd . the . : are a CiZzZzin - . DJ¢ rin food —tomatoes J hbee and Me @ss ou 444444 & ~ » \/ aes . * is am mé. (Jnce during — Spe i . + - * o e oa = . i “2 +. ia en oe a ‘ picked, cookedanc bottied tion ¢ said, “th hat yen llr lacie! dell eee Wie ehawie | Chine 7 > se” . = t | 4 A Sonat the same day to preserve ed me and gapped my , ** ee ate eet -~ a ~ enerrry. : Nature’s vitamins and gy- we ‘*4s a result of mv stomach dis- in od i ae + ~ ~ —_ ~ ~* . ; . ‘ * aVvOl. 25 ee eee . orders and constipation, sick head- . - We mt val. . attacked me. Often after — aawes Said oe Sac cone mo oing to town I would have to be : —\ -d from the buggy I would be SNIBDERS »’ == Fike) ids fs A ge ren te ~ wae ae al For information and reservations, phome passenger or ticket offices. Passenger office, 434 Bosatmen’s Bank Building, phone Main 5320. rible years of suffering and pain.” City ticket office, 326 N. Broadway, Thousands have been released phone Main 5320. Usicn Station, from the bondage of pain by this phone Max 4700, wonderful tonic, made from roots, ce ~_* ‘ _ 1 2 T por | = | ” hoe taped in *- thea in such pain. I heard of Tanlac barks and herbs according to the ioe : S| Aoptted ta toe 3 famous Tamiac formula. It usually * ‘ — - 2 - en a “builds strength as it banishes pain & = “i hat was three vearsago. After It puts flesh upon, weak, scrawny : | , 7 lad taken 3 botties I began to eat bodies. For relief tasé Tania , > > = . j : ——a > . i , 1 U p 3S ae M - ] ~ IT did not There's nothing 1! s of The NATIONAL LIMITED also Snider’s Chili Sauce -adds ZEST ead ~~ _ 4 3 ; * ~ ~ »* + > , -— a ’ *? % rm > & - ‘ ‘ > - . de ne the -" i 3 = — 4 7 * . 3 > a gq . , " _—_ - - ‘ _~ - a + . 7 - = - ss * . > - 4 + rm - ats. 4 . 7 ' ‘ o aa \ «+ a+ as = . om ~ ‘ = - - = s 4 oa > . . - > : ~_ ee 4 - - - ~+* = + - ~ - s - \ y, : . ” / - = ~ . ‘ Ah ob ns ‘ + ‘> . . ° 4 2 en * ° s ~* ‘ — tm 4 ‘ - me _ sae 3 ~* > . > a , . v4 - > ; a ~-a - . e ~_- +oo- ~ as & . —D_- > ’ > a ree - > os - = ~ 2 . ‘ »- - ~ ~ » - 4 “ + + - > > . » + - - 3 ¥ ane ~* - sae & " as ee : a — — on " ry - — - - - . : . 1 _ ; " _ “ aa A ae - i. « . — 3 ef . . i. 4 . - ~« s . sw” ‘ ih & le ee - % ’ . ~ ‘ - -€ — A . “_ - * -_ * : ~ + -- Py ‘ o " m4 a —_~ T.> *- = - > x . - ~+ > _ ~~ F ' = “> . a 7. - _* + . - ~- : . - ~ —_# / > . > “ > = aa °* 5 ; °& ‘ j A " ° ‘ . - ~ Ve & . ’ 3 ' ¢ ot — : - . ‘ * : os as A - de New - S ~~ ~ ° oa com ' + , - = re, = of “ - ‘ & 4 — — “ + ~ -* wh -«- _ + —— ’ : ‘ i - ii. ¥ i + / -_ . : ‘ . - ‘ 7 ¥ .* \ Ridicules W iliams or - , Referend Suggestio , ‘Thur i= Hon. = + = ow > zs -_ as iSssuec 3 si nent Fic i = ' A — ’ ae ~ moc * ~ * ; - - = = a > . ’ ? -- >: 2 4 ; ; " , R + > > bt 7 = . 7 ric . ~~ ha : a4 . - » . ‘ ere as . - ; - - - ’ ‘ ~- - - + ho a a _ — . - - — - - « a > : > ro’ a 7 ~~ - * -_ = ie «= =~ © : &- : - + 7 ~- ~* - - j P . | . . 7 = : ee ee a aa . 4 . aa “a +> : Vs — * + ~ } A Ei 2 ‘ P ~ > .? | di . - ~ - . ~* i a 2 > . - ‘in : , " ; J 4 : 4 ’ "+ -- _ ee ~ - _ - ~ y - 2 : - ~ ; : j . Rane Le “4 i. as : + ¥ _ . 7? .- ua © “ . sy ‘ ~ + 5 “ : é . as ~ > w ‘ af ’ ~ - * > —— | Ya a+ ~ - . eT : ant ; 7 - . . . + . /- a ¢ - ‘ - — ° ; 7 f* oo 7° ‘ % . ‘ . * oe ; c . é . ~™* ~- . - » i} eae , a - J ~ : oo -—- : - : *, - P| - = + . . % s : x ‘ . / aa. - > : i -- se . . 5 o | ™ PROPOSITION ; J . 4 i ‘ ti a rh an i ’ ri os ' FLOOR POLISHER from your neighborhood store for — a day With it you can easily beautify ALL your floors and linoleum in the time it formerly took to do a single room. By this new method all hard work is “(agg *§ 4, Yi ae ie 2 al BN cae? | Proposition No. 2 isan amendment to the State Constitution to permit legislation, avoided. You don’t need Wg OMS SS SLLS A PLS on of the liquor problem. It only granting Missouri cities the right to establish police pension systems. Practically tostooporkneel. Itwon't € é il fal f £ IF Fog EE ee ee re ae eae | every city m the United States of 100,000 population or more, with the’ exception soil or roughen your hands. of Missouri cities, now has a police pension system. And it is ten times better 7 and quicker than the old- Disabled and Veteran Police Officers Now Must Be Dismissed Without Further Compensation or Be ON NOVEMBER 2 You Can Help to Make Your Police Department More Efficient Better protection to life and property, more efficient and economical police administration — this is of vital interest to every citizen. * Here is your opportunity to help! By voting “Yes” and scratching “No” on Prop osition No. 2 at the election November 2. Because Proposition No. 2 paves the way for increasing the efficienty of your police department. fashioned hand methods. 4 : hee: a yo Pe pee: ie. i c a a pe 2 subs : s , 7 late to know on which side of 2 , Retained on Payroll at Cost of Efficient Service. ) OHNS ON S SOVIET ELECTS NEW LEADERS | The general practice followed by your police boards pointed to fill their places. And it would prove eco Electric floor Polisher All you do is to spread on a thin coat of Johnson’s Polishing Wax. This cleans as it waxes. Then run the Electric Polisher over the floor and let ELECTRICITY do all the work. Try this Johnson Wax Treatment on your floors—old or new—of wood, linoleum, tile or composition. It matters not how the floors were originally finished —whether with varnish, shellac, wax or paint. This Electric Floor Polisher runs itself—you don’t need to push it or bear down on it—just guide it with the finger-tips. It runs from any lamp socket for 1‘c an hour. From your neighborhood store or painter you can rent this beauty-giv- ing Electric Floor Polisher for $2.00 a day. If you have any difficulty securing this rental service, tele- phone us and we will get it for you, Phone CEntral 8677 for Information -§.C. JOHNSON & SON, 2116 Locust St., St. Louis. Mo “The Floor Fintshing Authorities” eee ee eee Trowkr. Zinovieff and Kameneff Subjected to Banter. ime Associate? Press MOSCOW. Oct 7 *? =? “ c ~~ “— — * iss Party i Pe ™ — 4 is &,ectlec mem bers. sections. were present. Zinovieff, Kameneff. the deposed eaders, were the obiect of much banter Mecussion are the insist om *>e "hr = AP of ‘ts . +e foreign trade monopoly nopol Norway Drrs Lose by 110.000. Ry the Aseoctated Pree. OSisA. Oct. 327 The final Me- iras of the recent plebiscite on proe- hihitieon show a matfority of more than 119.9990 against the present The vote was: For prohtht- against prohtbitien. The arvs iloet ¢ as compared with * for mamy years—because of the lack of a police pension system—has been to retain in the department many old police officers who have given vears of faithful service to their aty and have become incapacitated for active duty. The practice has been observed because of hu- manitarian considerations and because the outright dis- missal of these men would tend to lower the morale of the department. Police salaries always have been comparatively low, and insurance rates for policemen practically are prohibi- tive because of the extra-hazardous nature of the work. How much better it would be for the Police Board to have the power to retire, on a reasonable pension, policemen who become incapacitated through age or injury. Active, efheient young men then could be ap- . - —_- nom ica... — . * ™ , - . * - . : ’ - _= _” eer Pr Dm Feel ees One -s ae tate aws bbbbhd te behd size ‘ ee) « i, jdt! & wth —~y» Gide ie “ , . ‘ ‘ . — e « me +s eo - »*--oe-?* _~_——_ & - _—- = eee, — . re - Ls esse, sai inne & c ’ ih : vo e . = a. e28 os) 4 as . - ; * * — meee ~~ JSSii a ee ee ew oe 15 J - > 7: — - . De given iife and property. Pro} e - ** >* + . ~~ Ww - e . : ~~ P: Op IUON VO. 3 MCT OFLV Wii Chance the retrement + . . . . : - . ~ a a _~ “oe = ~i+ - > OM pension Of Cisaoiec anc veteran police officers, Sut = « 7 — ‘ - 5 a sn rae te e -- - - > ~- wul enabie provision to be made for taking care of the _ —~ aa 7 - the Pperror™ “ce a * ewe r > & ere ake > Sete & F « e . . — ba a > 7s > Bwiccw ot wore ~~ ere OF PO eR OTP ewe — — « S ay” —" nk © eth . ee Rondel | ‘ ole we ti te Me Mt s | e858 ao! ae ‘ “* - A police pension evetem wil! oter ar for voung men of intelligence. enter police work, there>y raisir Gepartment. ey ores No.2 is indorsed by the Se. Louis, Kansas City and Se. Joseph Chambers of Commerce: by the Republican and Democratic partes of the State, and by numerous organizations throughoas the State interested :n more ent police adminsstraion and the prevention of crime. POLICE PENSION COMMITTEEs:++IRA E. WIGHT, Chairman STATE HEADQUARTERS, 1006 Federal Commerce Trust Bidg., St. Louis, Mea. PROS a. i a ee ? PER tT: i es a a" + a : : _—* LN : ie

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to Foreclos ant step in e Moort- the United seicsceli J I.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUIT FILED “UNITED RAILWAYS co. 2 —— Bondholders | tory was taken today when the St. Louis & Suburban bondholders’ commit- tee filed an amended bill or eom- Plaint in Federal Court. prepara- to formal foreclosure of its on the Suburban Iine The amended bill re- them; ' quests the court to direct the Unit-, = reorganization program ed Railways (Co. to pay m mortgage on Lines Affected. property. by the mortgages, and by injunc- tion to restrain the Ah = Sh Rail- all moneys | the sale of the property for pay- ihicag | § Days for Return Trip kets are ood returning on any train leaving Chicago to and including 12:05 am November 15, 1926. WABASH RAILWAY CHICAGO & ALTON =" CAGO & ZASTERN ILLINOIS) = a> ILLINOIS CENTRAL ‘| ment of the bondholders. It is expected that hearings wil line west oft’Sarah etreet. and sev- due under the mortgages, and ir default of such payment, to ascer- | ways from disposing of any of | , for decreeing the mortgages a first lien on the property, and for to the extent and value of the Sub- urban properties, which comprise the present Hodiamont, Sarah and | Union limes and the Manchester | eral county lines, about 125 miles | 29-year-old Washington University of track in city and county. A new/student, by Deputy Constable Wil- | _Skow s report WEDNESDAY EV pate OCTOBER 27, 1926 2g “SHOOTING UF STUDENT | rae who figured in the incident, was/| had shouted insulting remarks to | ‘them earlier in the night. related that h¢.) auto Thief’s Mother Claims Reward | the machine because it wasi| ZaNESV is O.. oe... 24.— oe eee eee pants. He is un ] leedn ng on Manchester road, and | after her son, Lomus, had been ased . CRIME, HADLEY SAYS that He fired three shots at the | sentenced to the Mansfield Re- t ires after sounding his police! ¢ormatory for a one to 15- -year i. histle and shouting to the occu- | term for stealing an automobile, der bond in St. | Mrs. Il. B. Stewart of St. Clairs- . | Chancellor, in Letter to Sidener, | Louis pending the outcome of in-| | ville, O., claimed a $100 reward of- ’ ; juries to Kaercher. Kaercher and | f | : : Am ee of Dep- fered by the owner of the car for | ; mae pte eee peg apc “tg L — Prosecution f P the driver, Jack F..Schwenker, in- | the arrest of the thief. The moth- | uty Constable Skow. sisted that they thought their pur-/| er claims she notified the Sheriff suers weer a gang of rowdies who) of her son’s whereabouts. a | The shooting of Austin Kaercher. ty iar Skow of St. louis County will} petition was filed by Marion C. | } A ; 3, ~ “ mortgage is contemplated The be investigated by the St. Louts petition was filed by Marion 2°. en- F:: 4 rs y “reuit Att ey Ss Barly, representng the bondholders’ , © and jury, ©! a committee. ‘er announced today f-: ; apne “| XKaercher was with a party of| oe Vidi a BS. , 'two youths and three girls, all stu-| LD) ? eee Trip aturday Oct. 30 Tickets good on trains leaving St. Louis after 7 am—including all midnight trains. stiff "OIntS . Stiff joints and aching muscles are quickly telievea by BAULIE BENGUE (Ben-Gay). Its powerful soothing ingredients go deep into the tissues, soothe the pain, and relieve the stiffness. There's nothing like it for | Chest Colds, Rheumatism, Back Ache, and | every ache and pain of nerve and muscle | Every drug store sells it. Get the original BENG (ANALGESIQUE } The quickest remedy for colds is direct treatment, as physicians now know. Children under 12 years, $6. Baggage Purchase ARZEN at your drug thecked. Tickets good in chai ir cars and store. Harmless, pleasant. ‘coaches; also'in parlor and sleeping cars o payment of usual seat or berth fares. | Quick relief. | 3 Insert a few drops in nostrils. Whether chest or head | cold, either is relieved. ad Medium Droppe: m Ever Package Stop Colds at the Start dents at Washington University, | fired upon bY Skow during an au-| tomobile chase within the city limits early last Sunday. He is in| a critical condition at City Hos- pital with a bullet wound in the) left = ; Circuit Attorney Sidener wecelved a letter from Chan lor Hadley of’ Ww ashingt on U niversity, u — 1g him hig personal] attention to P o es Case, Chancellor Hadle wrote, “has an Importance ev i bevond the felonious wounding and perhaps murder of a fine roung man. Lawlessness and brutality ty officers of the law which this crime evidences are becoming altogether} too frequent. From newspaper fre- | | ports the shootigge of this boy was | entirely unwarranted and if he dies} the man who shot him should be| ' i prosecuted for murder. If he lives, | | tit is a felony, and it would have a | | ‘wholesome influence if Skow were| | ; ’ / | tried and punished.” ne ] in s of the voung nen > Qs } * . “ - € Y nar engarced Aitor ney VW | Ra a ‘ reanre a genuine new | Wills rig case as 4 characterizing Skow's | act as a crime, | Hadley's View of Case. | U OMmO 1 a Cry ‘The ce + v > ~ * ; : . § ; wii ne L1lil'ia- a7 -) £ oie rnoy P tnaa* "1? r+ a ; ee | : A A 4 4 a % sa | ~~ i”) OR ic Ima “oA he ¢he oranda 45% pony : ’ ‘eed a* ’ i ssid P| a’ ea. oi amiiti iu " e { . j > \ory ‘7 - 4 ; . | ] ‘ he . . » . T sineodl ; At all The |} I i of Brentwood = Louis ‘ st nig’ a € ved and , or ry] SS) ys “i f ase v i 4 of | " Ka 8 rag e Ree oe YB f 4 7 ¥ ' £25 ¢ s ha" ‘a § 4 Ps a 4 ’ bes ; i ee 8 : a a = 2 *% ‘ > ee jper | / $s Be & é 3 7 + 3a it 8ee — 2.2 : 4.18 7 ws t ;. ; 4 ‘ = 3 je = ; ieee | & - ra . earl) - 3 (i ‘t= 4 ee » + Se t : z 2523 ; Be ee a: t ; = i - - >» a 5 Ps ¥ .* ie : * eee. 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j if e s ‘i ¥ . £ 5 3 fae ok. i icenis! arora we tlie ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCR ___ e 2 - | PAGE 23 __ _ST.LGUIS POST- OSrATOH WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27, 192 ) | | : = t ae . , . ™ J AS “ left San : HILLIPS Mil of Magnesia es ee The new $4,060.000 Masonic . 4 ! Instead of soda hereafter take a) gases. Because, it neutralizes s : |) he little ‘‘Phillips Milk of Magnesia’’) acid fermentations the bowels, was dedicated yesterday afternoon | Molestation. P } ik in water any time for in digest' m Or! and gentiv urges Tis scouring waste in the presence of a crowd that; Br the Associated Press | Bis @ . cour, acid, gassy stomach, and relief from the agape without purging. It neq Lindell boulevard in front of} BATAVIA, Java re aN aS Kir ksville Knows 2s ad iil eome ins tant ir. is far more pleasant to take thar the building. The assemblage in-' ‘ soda. cluded members of a organ- ian ——— ns Advan | : ‘Better Than Soda Try a 95¢ Bottle izations who had paraded east- the Many aa rn 5 ‘éPbhoilien y oar ** Phillins. Twent y- War d from Ki ao ighway ¥ 8 a z For fiftv vears genuine ** Phiuips in ip ips. : Tok . —— ae » € Magnesia’’ has been pre- tide | cent and fifty cent bottles, any Prof. John Pickard of Coiu! a ' ncre e Fs Milk of iagnesi = phy . i Master of , = » 1 don tare ‘Wik of Magnescia’’ Mo. was elected. Grand . hy shvSsiclans heraner 1t rug =o °s,. .* FF: zs ag . : «7 ln lenee as much acid has been the U. &. Reg: stered Trade Masdns by the Grand Lodge o! ‘ =~ ~ . a “ ee “ 1 ' ners t" TI AR os tamach as a saturated solu- Mark of The Charies H. Phillips Misouri, in annual convention at oo ogee Pre ements thar empanvy and its predeces he S ish Rite Cathedral today. a q ‘ : £, i - ~ , i . : e ss ‘+ a 4 . stan , , ; : é ‘ion of bicarbonate of soca, -¢aving ee “goer : ~ag , W. Martin of Don | manu y aii . Seam a1) a¢ Charies H. Phillins sinee 1875. Hie su shee W. la or 1*0R- : ; ~ 7. oe eS eee ; Missouri rogressi ’ ~ id - the stomach sweet and free from ai: sor Unaries ine ss» o (sT: nd Miaster cow (octoper. 1s & mee ~ ice Pe, Po IE au The de; licat ion — e o >> e i = ot oe eC ~ 3 =z ar- = — + » ~- me - - - -A- ‘A - + ‘ a a he Large 45-Y, 5 j : rmits cha g conpections te Poiice Commissioners Orrick, Ma- | " ; : : i i oe epentntr er man or Gives a clear goon, Freund pee Kortic = re- a Even in wet weather, tires grip their sure and gently. +) a tene and good volume. Nete our give- se aloe a aali teiliia e i away price— mare che parade from the Temple _ ADVERTISEMENT | surface with an ever-dependable hold : The world has been trying physics of onesort | “cio Race: KEEP LOOKING YOUNG © est pees Se Used os siren dB event p iedingy the Temple : aoe were | : to an better than water physics ae Admiral Coontz gr the United | which have found that concrete has all- { the purpose. for a 8 States Navy: Col. Falls. command- , around advantages that no other type of , 1% ant of Jefferson Btrracks, and Col.| The secret of keeping young is to pavement can match. Pluto Water is water—remember that the next io Paegelow, commandant of Scotr feel young—to do this you must ) | time your intestines need attention. It is bottled — ? bes Pale. The ahs 2 Sear ho S.C CL | ' : a Scott Field, flew overhead mo meec of having a sallow compiex- | = he $s gmp ob. at French Lick Springs and sold at alll drug stores, crs BURGESS Gev. Baker anf eee Gai > — oe ee Pe | Streats.”” Ash for your copy prescribe it. ce: § SET COMPLETE EVEREADY Deckery, a Past Grand Master, |) PRso? GHious 1005 1p 70n tae ; oe ‘ 3 ‘on ee > 3 ra eda he " Wawne WVUilttor =u C ves Wita-.- RO Shara. @. i our ' 4 my oa were side by side Mayor Miller | seme eee oe ten ainete abn onus | PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION When Nature Won't Pluto Will | = Fa § CA TUBES AND was absent Decause of illness. “ ‘ties + & : . int PaY-0-VAG Uniformed bedies present in. of al! sickness comes from inactive { Syndicate Trust Building if bowels and liver. | ST. LOUIS, MO. | EAR PHONES inde sats of se Shr Ee BH y star 400 S$ Llaugenters De Molar abe haga Hee gS a a ~ : “| 7%; ° > _ ' a i emit as BATTERIES Alhambra Grotto and Knights/ ‘22 im Ohio, perfected a vegetable ) A National Orgen:zation to ' Pe a44 wo = 2 = is LA & ue . we _ : +? kit and ar ca see Fresh stock: Templar. The kilted band of the | “C™POunc mired With ouve Ol! as a | Improve and Extend the U’ses of Concrete ie fes needed t 3 et estes Caledonian Seciety played bagpipes substitute for calome! to act om the | ' ; - saTwu Asceh di s907U4T OU i . ses _ . } this Set, heuer ous c and drums ; iver.and bowels, Whica Be gave t OFFICES IN 31 CITIES ea fn one © "Tk"? oo q licatoryv enasiaiiiiiada "areas ais patients for rea Ps. | 1 the biggest bargains ever offered in a sae Aap _ serviows opened De Beware ee Tithibiie ae ieee ee a high-grade Receiver: a warranty . a ig "ee che Mev. Arthur ~ their action ret always effective, The ) _— , _ - ee 54 ae thar Paes? } Vatchre — r ring abowt that na‘ , Stews 7 «x FSR ie TT AN a nN SARE AARNE ae AS A RE ¥ eG: ~ tag given with each Set. meee! Git — a ay : — aie SS Searing | erstem i es rR a S-time POsST-DISPATCH WANT AD. Results al- ce. © zi0N, recited tne Ristory of the wards ‘ i? - rm nowr : Gas. Bs 1S60 GRIMES RADIO SETS 5 Tubes $27.50 — é : oo : he ther . ~ fs EHie most certain. Money refunded on canceled insertions. a ee i. peImpue movement. which began in te = = ” - © + * = . - * * R Model 5-B , 193 " whan with the dedication ritual by the} ae a — Grand Lodge, an address by : ime ye ; e. ae > we) ; -f a ; % 5 ; ate i eS .. aa Bhi ns i #2 : ne j @ n - =F bas ‘ry wags - ee , Sor ae ee ; Re See a = eS ee a Me abil, gone i ah, aoe ee ae oF, ae . ; es a > £e \ 4 . i ‘ios Be re a r ae oo. ~ . a "i i 2 wr a ome | be ~~ a ee eat @ tes. =. ’ ce Fe o eS = + & Pt ee ee 4 rod ee x $2 ELECTRIC SOLDERING IRONS "nn. 8Bcf cts Bet trecion s Guaranteed . the Rev. H. Wayman and intro UTAH BELL SPEAKER Gunranteed wt woes $8.39 a sen = your money ae ; ~ ~ . ’ ~ duction of Admira Coontz Gov. Be _—— Se : Re are Rapa hai, | G00 Salel= o4.5 Baker and other visitors. ee a te , - % . e ik The Rev. Mr. Holt remarked ar be ie that the virtual completion of the SLi atte, & — eg : 2 eG 3 ie: €&e& : be | Temple should result in increased | i 7 al J yy bbe 4 fraternalism. Hie spoke. of the} | ) | yas -= Ta 4 ea benefits of Masonry to members. | ‘ ty ? i. their famili nd other - a : eB a eaten « ae no end a Paras aan ; ; ‘ ¥ I has phe renal purchase of — high Rugs = the annual i Ssamt Ihe, aiieas ae Sane | i te AUCTION OF ALEXANDER carr & PSONsS, NEW YORK, has a. _Dr. Stratton D. Brooks, head of | — already saved thousands of dollars for St. Louisans. Hundreds more H ee ee '\. cam profit by these savings while present stocks last. We can get no : eussed Masonic principles. as a more at these prices. Every Rug fresh, new stock, every Rug perfect, mass meeting last night at Scot- first quality. aoe § Pommescccee i: ITI : e 15 AND 20 YEAR SENTENCES Hs Extra Special—$50 9x12 é FOR ASSAILANTS OF GIRL, 17 Bernard Kunce and Gilbert Hare 's Rubber Hip Boots: warty a pair, $495 eee Convicted and Three More Axminster Rugs ——— = Hundreds of Dijferent Designs Patter nese: Gn, (ORSESSESEGeReeeeeeeeee } « * « . o c s cena ements tent. Bn. sects Amal nee ntet ttn th te . -- avy Face Trial. S33 as oN . & : RED GRANGE | SUITS&OVERCOATS | bc. 2. Soe B : $ a= ROE | 1425 North Ninth street, was sen- | Sis a yoncrans ' eae ee tenced t o« thorns Wrile, 20, of 2524 Glasgow | gms $55 8.3x10.6 Axminster and Velvet a : $60.00 ... 9x12 $7.50 30 36x63 aoe avenue a ee cb age 4 75 Axminster R : gk t " i~Ug } _.. *s2 sti 2a = in excu ste patterns i | _ \ » "ets are ' - 4- idea! site in patlerms to harmo ") i=2 arnt tringe 16-inelt, pu. 4 ‘ Lak - whee treaied amiess wn lon the ro "Siz — — + ‘ se Py eos 4 = oe ‘ +4 3 75 ne rt orm Size R £3. ee 4’ $35 8.3x10.6 Velvet Rugs an eaeaea@eeeceaae Seer e & see MEN'S $14.75 BOOTS = BRP Leer Seer eerreereeeeee9 $7.95 ‘> BOOTS mt canieas Axminsters with TOP In many distinctive new colorings a §$ sort, lust s pile and a w Ge choice of pat | 32 and 14 tech; fer men and women: we Choice Of patherns terns A vaiue incomparabdi¢e m= style, with gee@ heavy rubber heels. Saterday, choice, a pr.. $125: 9x12 Royal Wilton Res Super-quaiuty aristocratic Roval Wilt in ‘gorgeous designs with long, km ted ed = Y 50 iTingec ends yO $17.50 27x54 Fringed Royal Wittens Ori ngs anG the newest patterns —_—_—— MEN'S S3.00 SHOFS— : > MO e > : Kid lenthers © OG Bot ves eters w oe stew ary ear worn oo Be - Convenient Credit Terms ar " all sizes _._.. permgpenag g gna fae “Thee Sap Ona Sen ~ Sanford’s \\ l/, Imported es Seas os, ™ Beauvais Axminsters Oval French sothing of improved health.” m+. : : use of these pureative Sn! , ion of she intestine! trect anc §68! : the intestina «6B, $s 45 . Interne! Bathing with the] BL | ae entirety in shout Sfterr = the musi: | reece ll ee | VE: $°* walue—the well-known Sanferd’s ow $95.00 .._. 9x12 MEN'S S10 BOOTS—iI6¢-inch, double A conmvenient ste (18x36) for a dozen sieinat et the howse. $3.50 Velvet Stair | = $ High-grade deep-pile Stair Carpet, new de- oa sigms, per yard, Eemdicett - Jeh nseon brand. Tam. seft tee, meeeasin style. triple stitched, spiendid du- PGI vere rreeccscrcenewcerecsencs PGfie sees SPCR ERS SH ERE ORE Re ee Oe eee rable wearflex ceompeo- sition soles, sewed and tacked, Saturday ._.. he f 5 eg rf i | eg if PN mage n ene @ il | | Dainty owal styles, quaint pat terns, striking colors. $8.50 27x54 for $5.45 $30 4.6x6.3 for $19.75 Filled Eagle Stamp Books Redeemed ~ $2 in Cash, $2.50 in Merchandise dyes eos or WASHINGTON AT SEVENTH ne + ; i | Imported by us, direct from Beauvais Axminsters (9x12) offered as the finest looms of France. a special feature at this rock-bottom price. = tf i! a st [; ef i | a i 4 : : ; Ai i

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AL -RTISEMENT Jas Nervous id Run-Down a 77K. MeCovy. - ound, prescribed for ore I g Co. Th IRON i TONIC & COO LIVER (without oll) n taking Vinol, I was run-: Now, I feel like an- | 3s a simp: iron and eod- P f iS i rogram. ! the Mann + iy 3 ? act. Tuxedo or Full Dress ER ” weak, nervous men and | ” | AM ICAN BED Co. - i sickly children. The | BST week vou take it vor gp better. Just ONE bottle} Navy by the Continental Congress ® 49 take. Wolff-Wilson | i ! i . . ’ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ NESDAY EVENIN o7 —ST. LUIS OBSERVES ‘onmer MAN IN DEATH HOAX a hr caus aie mibipters pits pani kee purposes. /turned to his home and was re- @ mother. Kirpatrick, shei &§ % OF MANN ACT VIOLATION |*=:2. szrcea to taxe her to Chicans| ence wir the sary Maegtmampeee” | United with is wife and three ee ie ) only the testimony of the men and | lives. Kirpatrick admitted taking girl principals, 12 Federal court |‘*t2¢ girl to Chicago but denied the eer and irritable, and felt | ; jurors last night convicted Charles Speech by Rear Admiral Coontz Kirpatrick, Sanilac County farm- | Tonight to Be Feature of |¢T and former Sunday schoo! | REN i YOUR | teacher, on a charge of violatin | |By the Associated Press. | Huron beach near Forester, Mich.,/ | DETROIT®B, Mich., Oct. 27.—With | to indicate they had ended their |} CLOSET BEDS r : /Was a domestic tn the Kirpatrick | Navy day, anniversary of the; home, told of a suicide pact boax me more strength,-eat better | establishment of the first American | Which she and Kirpatrick arranged | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 29 after planting a note on the Lake | eed i | The OUT-O-SITE BED ‘Fits in Closet 30°x58” Made by 5 | Ruby Bopra, 18 years old. who. Sults from 1413 S. Eighteenth St. ROTHGIESSER BROS, r Victor 4170 SAINT LOUIS N. W. Cor. Broadway and Chestnat Horlicks NO > : So otha Peds » oe oe . wee th eget deo e Ban ele pe ad + + 1 . 7. { ~ “ ie ce ed ‘ be namahs PF as a a Nappy toe ti: Bt Ad. patents ly PRLS wii fs > oe and cheaply made at heme, bat it beats them al. js of homsewire? have to save two-thirds of the ‘gually spent for cough prep- making cough syrup. It is cheap but it has no equa! It gives immediate relief, f@topping an ordinary cough Ts or less. & ounces of Pinex from any piut. If you prefer, Ei way, it tastes good, fectly, and lasts a family a ftmuly astonishing how quickly a through every air of the roat and lungs— Send raises the phlegm, soother ms the membranes, and gradu mt surely the annoring throat gné dreaded cough disappear er p Mething better for bronchitis mes or bronchial asthma. is a special and highly cer- fa compound of genuinz: Nor- extract and palatable guaia- mewn the world over for its hea!- Guaranteed to give ¢ «» ai . t Imported Vase 0.00 Value Lamp. Complete Swell Chair, uphol- with sh td in fine quality assorted ed mohair. loose combinations and orange, black, red and & mon 6and.)6=6lcarved - 6 ft- of cord and bive and gold. Has tin 34.50 *10 $3.49 210 4-Piece Bedroom Suites........ $159 » 30 Double-Size Da-Bed and Pad. $18.75 200 3-Piece Overstuffed Suite.. $135.00 7 30.00 Value $] 9-75 Sees Br $30.00 value. Steel Beds finishes - Cane panel; good and all-cotton mattress. ‘Ss 4 5 » ied gk ; ’ ; ’ ! * pire. . Eg * ; P * $38.00 Value Hot Blast Heater, full nickel trimmed; holds fire 24 hours; 3 joints pipe, damper, stove mat, ash pan and shaker. Wonder Bread is the modern loaf—better adapted for serving in every way than old- type loaves. It is made in the “all-purpose” shape— a shape that fits the toaster better, makes daintier sandwiches and actually gives six or eight more slices to every loaf. Just the shape to meet today’s needs : —more fonvenient and more eco- nomical, as well. ONDER SBBREAD ‘ Always fresh from your grocer " if \ =) to serve Wonder Bread always, ni oes PP a Fz HEYDT BAKERY, CONTINENTAL BAKING COMPANY, Biddle and 17th Streets: ~ your own home kitchen. This accounts for its appetizing flavor, for its genuine wholesome goodness. Try Wonder Bread today yourself. See i] how beautifully it slices—how evenly it 1 toasts—how much better the whole family will like this unusual loaf. See what : a convenience, too, the all-pur- pose shape can be. You will want : rising results. Very | sean ~ ; toe phat a €ryY ‘in 1775 and the birthday of Theo- | — - Pa ne 'the development of sea power, is, 7; BY | : aa 4). being observed today in St. Louis | HG and throughout the country. It fs. 7 ae the fourth year in which this day | Ht | has been formally recognized with , 1 if ' eee | proclamations by the President and | i * (3 40 | the Governors of States. f tade ' 5 >.) ee Rear Admiral Robert Coontz, for- | : ‘i i 5 3 mér,.commander-in-chief of the | i pee United States Navy, is the out-| : |e . ei standing figure in the observance | iF | here. He will speak tonight at) Bi: if the Cotonado Hotel at the Navy | (2 58 ie ; . oe 4 4 ; day dinner of the Military Order of + 1 : the World War. His subject will | P ‘ ne tte ° . : Re 2; ine be “Missouri, the Navy and the iia i” Merchant Marine.” ; th cei Admiral Coontz’s address will be | 1) ee i | broadcast by station KMOX. The! Pele. ho | United States Navy Band of 67) Fi He “~ : + } | pieces, which played in St. Louis) r | 1? ie i * 2 ee | yesterday, will give afternoon and | : 2 tae i evening concerts today in East St.| / ae ie | Louis under the auspices of the} j ? ie Lions’ Club. i 3288 | | oe ae | —F FEAR PLOT TO FREE GANGSTER i. * 2243 3 ; E Ag ge : . ’ : Ba ees | : \Indiana Prison Authorities Sur- aye). round Cell With Wire Cage. - 2; ih ' ? » $ By the Associated Prese. | j + 4 if MICHIGAN CITY, Ind., Oct .27.} : i Hi , ee 4 ee —A suspected plot to free a Chi- | | Bd cago gangster and others from end If | ‘Indiana State prison here was ant } ; " : closed today as the reason for of i Be special wire cage 10 feet distant on 4 a8 'all sides from the cell of Frank Mo- | $ hy | Erlane, awaiting trial for the mur- | mer i! der of a Crown Point (ind.) ers i i fe | ner. | ‘ i Bate Be | } The mesh is too far from the cell | ;a : - to permit an unheard whisper, and! 4 gel £ * prevents efforts to pass notes, pris- | i tee i on attaches nointed out. Warden) , Baie pat e Daly ordered the screen when it 's ia ‘was discovered that McEriane was | 5 na 4 E ‘in communication with Dick Day) ~ a 1a ie tt and Jack Burns, fellow prisoners 7 g n ri ie i McEriane was removed to the In- ” nt a diana prison after appearing in a y i. ‘ig CHicaro court while drunk, an in- 4 Al a : cident which led to a wholesals dis- | ) oo a ae Hf ‘ : 4 ee a “4 missal of Cook County jail em-/| e fe Bh ¢ ploves, | Z a ; LAG q i | 4 = oil & ) ¢ Pa 2 Tae rn err =. Fe E mo ‘gs a" tthe “ . , a ‘ ee L : " 114 North 12th St. ° ‘ id : = th Beet Se a ¥ ee 3 * ‘ wo ° (8) ge ie * 9 a | | : e € | iP tt 4 1 ie + a COonvenien In snape iE > Sime ie if | male »D 4 im a “i : Beit: & 4 : # * . ; ' | a 7 - ia Fi 4 a i! ‘ bd ce iat “te , O ase particular women Riiiie - ; ; a - f - t ; hs 2 7 ; 3 ¢ . ae e Ge | ig s mie fii gk we ll h . . ‘ 5’ | feta : y * . . a : ie ; 3 ‘ww ade in s VERYWHERE they are serving it—this Wonder Bread is made rich with milk Siils color Large size Ferneries in @ l f d a f e - ‘ af 4 i 4 oaf made to meet the demands of —with specially tested flour—with sugar Lana. - . a i ~*~ ° — : of nie tor tee. intelligent women. and salt of the same quality y Peuie : ou use in | , # ii ; ig : ; | ; | = Pia sg 3 ' ; ; = > ; ; “i 4 “bes en « wr 4 ‘ wane vee v A yao Wane a ¢ < * “ - apt ra ¢ hes oi a ” % ie +e Rr poy a 7 , De ei Tat SRP eat ae yp isnt a ts i RNY Rar eel gs once ag sey » “ohh Te ne ee ne ee ee ee Grocers who sell Wonder Bread are grocers who want to serve you by carry ing the best of everything. It will pay them. : ieee you to deal with * * Seeesdiiaeneienenan ean ened

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PAGE 30_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ae WEDNESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 27, 1926 ST.LOUIS POSi-DISFATCH TUNNEY MUST DEFEND TITLE WITHIN SIX MONTHS, aes nn RU, — ee ee ee ee ee CHAMPION CAN ==HEAVYWEIGHT “HOPES” “Drawn for the PostDispatch by Burris Jenkins Jr gm OOO ll ee Nall alg ale lc all lal al alah NOT WAIT FOR Tacx Pe nave — 49 L— | | WAP - tt tae Fea TER — ELIMINATI inp enn, Cee TeR CARELESS — OTe OF PoPRMmAagR AT Jack Sharkey, Challenger, Teg “Go.vEen er Likely to Get First | = | | ? : , | Chance at New Heavy- “ss, get | o, ) high schools. 1 =m ~ 21 . | thom fer the secen@ seem ™ | sites ae | | | f m" league schedule = ioabiitiiaiicaes 5 ~ 7 | | | , which matches Re ae iates : | ) | | | ‘tral High Scheol and with Seldan. Cl Signing Dempsey fin | ton and gains an =} hat | | practice before meet e For Tunney Bout fifj | ' ganguiees anneal Br the Associated Press i : the following Saturday. NEW as Oct. 2: i ?. \ Coach Carlson’, R [J sieves sac meat oe 65 | - | | ’ ' showed power in signed Jack scien : | | | | : + | Bo Riders are likely to co ——_o nia lov : i ® at ? “ 7 eee a ipsey would . ai¢ 7 ile | SHARE -SHOO TER NYE “itm A GRE Goop OEFER+t 44> Berrca Se TONger opposition next hii however, in Central 7 by reason of fts €-0 defen: Cipla commands new Rv eet bp GOBuLA TIVE, Academy. prior to tack Yeep TO noRT Pr ger caat ar aa Wp Ai wars | Cadets } 7 | Beaumont and Soldan and hi BA ede had eh he A A Mee kta oe a separ = Pak Scale ~~ San | Acmeae Ptkou — _ re. — Youre 71 ®tan wats OM, & «~~ = A Rowen, Toon, PRO F:entsS — A BOxER were =| title Be | SASGINe TYPE — Wit! Goop LEFT rane anra urpose of assur: im A POH Ih ETHER POWR-WARD CLEPCE-TNAMAER = ee RAND —SBor FEELS Rieat. (PAG THRE OF Bre cam — Se es oe oe -\ A PORCH A¥D =K__ > RACE ) Yar Oen— Cumvem Bonen or nema SOOT omely. will give the The commission ‘nsis ’ TRAT COOKS \ fense most of his att - CAM BE Ovt-BOxeEP. Fame — “Akg STUPP Wie TElLLows Leem week as the Red and Sa a m " . ’ * ” ” nit - “ a Sea ritie ht y . a white gon ty - fe —— « * ~ eaar-* ee ’ a ie AE De eee yr: A MREK yee : rey io ae Oh , iy SAP peer eis i st tan) »% ee ee ts ey : ie Sate i Seren Ne z ENF Se, 2 a> % wr 3 5 Sear i a 3 - * , NN I EAT RII «73 MAS be 4 a oe Y ia , - . mah ret « te hac lig ae mas ht. By at eae ¢ , 1 Nokon 3 %, a Sy aye. Pay bn sr 1a other oA Yon Autos hom ont vom he wy te ea gt de Pe Td $e. yt” Sw ¥ 4 ? p rer 7 or , 0 XN m y en flr oe Sey “o> 20ares ~ tutes DA? ene De mF, cpt ale nr y re en ee o> giit > te * Py et id e 2% % » 2 - +9 oa Si re pee - » Sige ” ¢ fae a a. ae ry i 2 ot nis. ~ be tie Wi . ’ . 2 i ° * ‘ ~ , = - 1 oud “ 2 ee AN SIRAIRRRRES Bak eR, ee CARH le MA OE a ee aire > iar oe ete ee mt i « ’ pt > Re es Denes °F ; 5" oe ’ : ry A 7 2 5 ; 7. e, +. .: wi Pee Pk a ~ s fy - r . tee - or Pig aes aus Poe y PF penne » Kea) ee i) J . a ea Sit ™ el 7. ey “ : : Oe Te “ or Ng Fone VE one Ri pgs tiny el ap Bie. PY ng ang eg a “ ve i y eng wk AS te Ciahae tei? A Regh ab eeeh : a : : 3 ‘ beth ’ Me me opie OI IN A BAER RM NGA oe ‘ ¥ ’ | ~ aed bi bial is ne , ~~ - . + hs o *, ti 7 ‘ n 2 f wre : Dy 3 ‘ 7 ¥ = : : ok ehoider o> ses a ont Erie ~ Brawn Will Oppose Brain When 65FoxHounds Minnesotaand = Sparta CaptainIs 56,000 Tickets : - v ie Special to the Post-Lisp a Washington Battles Oklahoma _[n Finals of Wisconsin in Barred Because of Sod for HMlini | Frequent Fighting | a ne “ad N onal H ay T F NEW YORK. Oct. 27. box in any but leensed ciuds in atio unt ig en eature HE United States Football : =H : si ay re / mex " Own TT Association has barred An- in a formal resolution niet : ’ : 7 . "hy re all Rack . Defi ton Perner, captain of tke Gump, fleet-footag > |e eke ae IN th * ho Must Frail All-Day Haunt m the Bluff Hills Gophers Must Win or Be 2 Sparta soccer team of Prague, (| Coach Zuppke Denies Intem- of the North Siders, suffered” Fariey, chairman, the commission OT rates vy. UTWit Ti i V. of Kentucky to Determine nitely Removed as Title Czecho-Slovakia. from partici- te Use a White Foot- juries that promise to keep | announced that Gene Tunney may Winner. Contenders. pating ; games during the re- tion . | out of action for two weeks. { not .wait unt® Tex Rickard holds . m of the team’s tour of bal! Against Penn. accounted for Beaumont’s two elimination heavyweight tour- Brawn will be arrared against Brain in th lliey Conference . a lille a Unites Bees yet Porn s penemraaty go “oO Saeneets Bex seuuncr, Sut mast championship football game between Oklaho i Washington | py ime sasociat ‘CHICAGO, Oct. 27.—Minnesota prey ti 7 g erage ea “By the Associated Press oe for the geal ine. +» i za defend his tithe ate ate ee a me ee ME TY "CON ption, features th ite) > 27 —A field of 63 foxhounds. su : , ne oy . = - sion in the Case , a ’ - r Manpower, until ged br dec t) loz. 2@at ures Lue Oklahoma a. A _— ta So o ho TIT 2 possibility after a crushizng Ae- toro eae! and Detroit. that 2 oach Robert Zuppke will use wer @ recovered from this State, the commission decided _ DOO +e + wa ail —_ — a . in o 14 we -4 -* > — , A , 7 a ae * =" + on al Titi pions. tack; whereas W aoe with a er and weaker line, will be : Shes parm uty gt Ng M\ | feat by Michigan, a Dene nen wn nnn nnn nnn 1 whi or coleeed Geethall Gt ao. cout aaeenamenelll Both decisions th r the bex- forced to yloy stra ¥ surprise to ry. -OGay Starce a it shadow in the week estern Con- a me, s semen Ce ee ee and surprise to gain a victor ant of the sixth annual running! - saath a return triumph over Indiana and Pennsylvania game Saturday unless form for the Soldan ing fraternity into a@ state of miid one Tae TN ae ‘ - a yee . P aii, Us ference footbal.. vt a cal ee ail nee | exciterment. The resolution ba he Oklahoma eleven, an expe- close to six feet and are of propor- of the Chase Futurity and tonight The Gophers definitely loom a ‘’”™ State taking Chicago in the cogch Young removes the yellow! While thers ts no do -*® Z det how - + -_ ui a r- n : rad : . ‘ 4 nviek * 4s \¥ J i. 6 &O584 Ow 4g ow — = 4 —— - - ~ » : : ' rienced combination of big fast tionate heft th * sha in f : ba aad stride of spectacular defeats of Co-.. an was e . rin licensed boxers fromm uTili- men ts eee te, “ge - show aaon4 little he capt ain n of ot Seon * P Set — Winn eTs Oi sh res oes the $1 000 tactor iD he a* hampior whip batte, ium bia os ew York and Iowa. leatber elbow pads wort by Peon a ‘ oe tro - a sa has ~~ te as a 4 T! se - ~* Z* —. x as 4 Dat - ; } 4 » 2 ~ + — 46- a. w —a ; a ¢ - censed. oo — +. : ” ‘Gis i : . ne ety | } 4 3 s } omy of bi - ‘ T¢ Fieid, that hare been sialahintien Standing. odds are great! in [avo 1s expected to be in condition to cour! .i TRLCS 1FOn Le: the squad through illness, Minne- A Sees as se Was £.0c ’ The Univers::5 of Tilinets will Gold defense. ; of th isito ttering at- visit & Yloni ote Cee tein > ee cena iets cant . : mn an rofessed much worry re o rs bouts with cards made up of rec-| ® t™¢ Visitors, whose battering : — ae Van tee ae | Biutt Hills, where to@ayscC@St .ota turned back Nerth Dakota, ™ make no objections to the elbow! More conservative p ; pace r ' ' ; *-— = lr — oh; oy + r . a > a - - rr ad . bh - ‘ * — ~ a ies : ; © ae _— 3 Fes , ee r = 7 e - ‘ - 0 sSSess * ; ¢? > he . ; ognized star boxers The action ‘*ck wore down the Kansas Aggie Pwo Brothers ROW PiAyIRE 60 .2e | Was & —— a 3S) 24C but went down before Notre Dan i 104 Stan + | pads which are said to resembie ” a | . ae ‘ , . t@a@m until a fortumate Aggie drop Sooner squad wh will show son fran fox } : wel expectant 4 im succes 7 Var. . srivse « : tl ; undoubtedly lessened the Was taken because the Armor; “ ' , : | R¢d Michigan sm sSUuUCCEeSSIOT. : | EE Ree baat footballs when the Quakers invaste . “clube” gre encroaching on tre c saved Lhe game for them. witn rea, foot ba! to tb 7 ngton OF Otel 42 OL) aad wwe 1) hack and iast 2 ee — re , ee — - 2000028.:8 a me iy = tai, but So! dan released a @ “ ths SA oo a = s ; > : ’ — ‘ 23 3 9 1 . ; T 2's ™ ; : re ma - ist devote: n@ inal session DT ie TIM. - © rights of smaller licensed clubs seconds to play. They possess a tans Saturday are the |! Croae sat steven a. aD the (Gophers threw passes hith nie > ae i the Illincis memorial stadium Sat-| and reckless serial at s ~ * ~* - * " — as the commission explained. big fast line and a big fast back- brothers, Roy and Ray. . 5, | varded um title of yon to defeat Wabash no a — to long " ind aa -* - 13 : - — Gene, just as they are on other! €ames glumly describe them as the Whit@er Does Only Light Work. Salem, iil, were runne! . worked hard for a 21-14 margin on ™ - nad etle luck against the nest B..Comzens, graduate manager Beaumont. : ry . 77 ¢ a "oe tT} xy Th ™ em 4 ' s . ade . a= J a os . —, mea _ ame . - champions—that he must defend most powerful team in the Valle, ne Wash ington &Quad ne. - be Lo Wabash. - 24, wall attack of Pennsrirania | of the Pennsylvania team: NAVY FL | " | ha —- hich he- imm drill vestercay ' wn c? ; lay f Spencer, Then a Return Game GE BABIES cers os ray YER iis title within a eriod of Six Ther ave ar © _@nse wn ~ Oe - mare aa hee ss .“ »- o's - ° a4 ; * se Pare - ~ hale) “TT > Fad a ce -@ - a onthe if there is a cron er jer Lay battering ad- oon, with the scout «lever a t) . “* mn the highest honor a \ftar Wisconsin Minnesota T F = bn at oe de pe ae ee 250 MILES A months uo the = Ma UeNFer. ba fsa 5 _ : ee ee = nets Pr een eee, , : fe ‘ chow - 7 . ‘ 2 oe ieee Lanum worked overtime a. saickK- Pernsrivania regarding the elbow a > _ . . > a = c~ . ~ ee > j — . . on . Fn he. ow . es : Lat Pp a = 17 4 ° . >. on which - Inasmuch as Jack Sharkey ai- rp 4 i naeiTr gel iS as conmserv- iresnmen team af opTnosi : anil ci i ihe sath RUE ey we HOM Sh ns . . + > : , é Hd -, 7 ... >... —S SW _ Q by her o +h | - Ry ‘he ' -- ready has appeared as a “logical ativ nd painstaking ag their of- . fuliback, is stil) heing on } pads worn by her footoal players, 7 Hunters’ Ambociation Bench Sh “ . " # é b : ‘ 4 on a Ths — a et >, *hy - tha . EI QD centender” since defeating Harry femse, and equally as effective ne ut of the rough work because ‘ei Gusiae tae conference | “7 avy sparing for Indian ate | and makes no objection to them HELL Fi ¥ Mw. Fa) ‘ gees ; 37 ee Tenight the winners of the Ch ; nisudl Hee 5 + ar piles iets be ig oe dae There is no truth tn the H-i—An unoffictal woerlte Wills, who had been the com- Attack From Punt Formation. of his game shoulder, while Hoftf- Wetertty wilt be peated aud tetic ier ani ne waar _ ermal. at Iowa Lich ak teed ae eg 89 EES Ge ee > . , ce ie | = a Wturis y -- od VS “ Rane ee else . ' ’ ‘ ¢ 7 » >| wy a : : Se hd ’ ; pe ee 3] ri teh t a i c z - - or missioners’ “logical contender” all’ Most peculiar in a Valley school, man replaced Collins, who wus —- the aff» gtasemg started ee ee ee lc gee Se Saturday 2 in the | OS 4 ” — = ppke ord for “ seaplanes was - : . t il ®e wil be ‘ : lov. 21 ill ind! = , ipl the use of : ut Fr through the regime of Jack Demp-' their offense breaks from a punt drawn back from tackle for the - OP Oa the program a — ty seve Te o See, | oa by 7] of ti regia Tech primo grin lews Preah Ir. Zuppte four-mile course at 8 — & — s as is ss eecatied 4 : i Tr), ‘as ,A.Uun® * . ’ crt + S t and Sharkey may be forced by would apparentir operate in favor ported for practice, was tried out aoe sui poagtigieatr anf hall angen wite® bape 1d give inneso’a a ion fe findls lunging fu! — 1g arr van puetet Se observers to March 23. 1827. That ts six a? the defending e) ered, but the bY Higgins but was relieved after wil os . ala pays a. act ancage. ba Ate prt + ‘he Ar : . 3 > at 82a #8 Or the came con. Tian a mi es pe? hour. “ mi ;, aie association Was Oeic. Little, at Wisconsin. expects a aii tinue to mount. More than 56,000, Lieut James Hf menths after the day on which manpower and drive gathered by a short series of plars. . —— ' . ; weeks hence. ' ‘ viat holds the official x ; ’ . batue royai, and a major part - of . tickets have beer gold, and tmdica. ®7*2*er. B04 Tunney won his championship. ' the plungers en route to the line of The announcement that several! Wins on Technical K. O. Oe “ie ilies acento tin PE Sapaga = Seat the } Sa 245 milea ; Rickard wouldn't say yesterday scrimmage carries them past the aeronautical features may be ad4ed _ Aspociated Pres sain, cian | aaenae rag rg 4 ae tetee ee Se) Leste ee r oe j ‘lat rr? ta l hich esc °ar is ridi 8 tLe ft j e: Bette whether he would try to stage a. si ? a 1. th eee eden men x =¢\” Che na . 8 | Ee * ceftensive piay. 20 is seated want 3 Wil sen ota. saies well over —— tn charge of the Oppo bet ¢ orwar Wwe. to aad ame = ~- =¢ P gTa. P > -~s s i. & +2 % . 4 . : * ~ au ~ Xv os . » 4 to do so and it was announced that an even bulk of 187 pounds will fore game time. marcel passenger PPL ND the former and the promoter would oppose the Washington 1T1-pound planes from Norman, carrving stu- wie Night’s Fights meet today. Dempsey wants to! average. With the exception of one dent passengers, have also heen have two or three fights before man. a 160-pound end, there is ro announced from the Sooner head-i-~~“ +} - america tackles tast year; Capt. | #3 . | 7- s@@ race, over one mile and’. » * os > - : » ™ Carl Bacchus and ether Tiger lumt- |°° sani Midwest Professiona: one furlong, was for stakes of paries League | £1 nd extras. ** Hair-Groem’ The Misscurt plars put on by the e contest wil] be played at St. Mri . Carthew's Bulger was w 8 dignified « —. * i - a + FE ns "* . . » * i. ea -™ a . oe oe ecruds ! ie edit - - Lewis UT. field. Grand and Laclede, nd and M. Marcel Boussac’s combing cream tien ef 2 vYarei°y, gained groun am . eee o.e |} Astemre third in* = e «6 ; oste on! ; Wi. s- artim j2me Prova diy a >0 : SeTus | ast GG if the fieid Ot 264 whicb e hd freguentiy. but fust as often ther | 2 as : —_ sini : were broken up. _@ clock. | The winner, by Oversight out of | io tm rea jar os The undefeated Mountaineers are Made up of ex-college stars, the ©°Urt Dress, came in three lengths | in e W ahead of Bulger, whi | . ‘t fm filme fettie for the big imtersec- Panthers are said to be a strong hich captured senat contest Saturdar at Moun- | ' | eleven and were once coached A the place by a neck from Ast erus.; | | c | r / Chicago Bears * | was 56 to 1, against Bulger 20 to 3 aut | 4 a i ad La Barba Fights Draw. Among the players who will ap- + 44 against Asterus 25.to Ry we Asecciated Press. i pear here Sunday wit the Pan-. es : LOS ANGELES. Oct. 27 wane he | there are Scanian, De Pau! Univer-'’ men. have plared and won tro hat fim} teuch to good dress both 50 -for a. eight champion, and sity half back: Biederman, I inois, games, beating teams ir : in basiwem and or socia! occasions Young lieta, Filipinme bexer. a ai fames, eating teams in Benld and Even stubborn. unruly er shampoo ¢ fought 1@ reunds to a draw here — t i. Later in the season the ed hair eters ; Inet might. la Sarba’s title was | M@Muctte. Tulld | Dilan to bring Red Grange’s tearm style you eatet oe tee ioany . rim "ouar the oan — ag Te 00 med oreanians is season, here or the Duluth griddere of is greaseless; also helps un | ty eu " : weight limit. > ormer coilege | Ernie Nevers. | neney, grow Wea ) ’ lustrous Bair. : quarterback : a Ee. Jamison. nna, Ili -4

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_ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ MAXIM NOSES ON al sy Pe r R | 5 14 | 6 _—. W ED NESDAY E ENING, OCTOBER 27, 1926_ OUT ORBIT AND PAYS $3 0 ALS Dy Wasteful Girl Wins Special TT IRST RACE Fi) 3 PAY Se ee tt eee eae ey | Raceat Madison & capt ae George Fos- Time—Another Test to Reward Investors Tonight. } $13.40 on $2 Tick- endance 4000. —_————-—- -—.- by Dent ee pRMOUNT RACE TRACK, Mrs. B. C. Seburn’s Palo- m the Missouri Boy Byron - the saddie won the open- me of this afternoon's pro- ‘mile event restricted to 2- Captain George Foster, ite, held the advantage | three-quarters of the + but was overtaken when srldden Wide at the stretch { r Sitimee on to finish sec. | ——-—__ P ey aN nt wialiadls ‘arated to form ‘Saturday by eating: the on Lehigh pivernity’ ¢ eleven, 7 to 6. gt ; Fair Name third by A Bi ae nara ; —5T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 31 3.20 AT FAIRMOUNT Fred Clarke, the Pittsburg Storm Center, Resigns Row Which Split Pirates Asunder. ———o_—) —~-- ~ es equardt of Princeton Just Before Bein g a i a ee i A i in a” i i a ~ St i i i i i i Downed Sa a a Tackle a ea OOO el De ome, of a Ler gid ivy . Ak 1” ala teal bates ana tora ru samabtinns ne ine Fer : , a Am Ae DIP! OAs WS aes tm» wadhens tH ThE Bice: hove - s + . } B tile MUYL Last Night’s Results. Little | Glen Apple them | Fiossie Mac Outiet ree-quarters/ © In .- 95 Mount g Ss, = . , seh Of . 19 4-5. Lake Erie, tindtbes. } anc Crosswise aiso ran « Rose Mary Ivan, Tilden SECOND RACE—Five and one-half fur- | 1," 7% nord See ree miaeaa Pho the mile and 70 vards journey in 1:46. and earned $2430 for his own- Fourth. race, weit, ~ mile: Reckless Rex ‘atrimony .}01? oe $1 500. O’Brien Rayon also ran, longs . | Speedy 3.20 , | Jupiter THIRD RACE Mile and a sixteenth:/Santrock (A. Johnson) 7.40 4.40 3. we vars Dot Parton Robert Odom. King Jimmy, the Cimaroon Ruth vo Edith Ridge favorite, failed to show any speed. so! nson ) Peariman | Realization Clever Damse!l /ment in the pari-mutuels. Woodon swiss second and Olive Deter third eet OY “ont Quer ST at AMAL AS aR a ee ie ‘ waa Sy wt vr pee —— ¢ a ee ees ‘tha ams: a ot eee Ve oe =| Myrtile Bel ie (Cepand). ; iia monds tebie: ( ury ay ; 2. ore : fer, a S-year-old daughter | Wedding Prince 111 Jake | Runbank ee eS ral be Captain Haney and s Finn-Estimate, was wel] up|, Third race—Pu $1000 Let Live .11: rish Ruins _ ran. | . } me S-year-vids and upwara, ty the Great RACE—McDonough. the leaders throughout the 3 pore Ce -epenees. riongs and in the last 70 aie iwas making rea] strides to- | king the leader. Myrtle | ) was third. _- —— POLO el el” -~ : ~ ~~. “ R ll i ee a OPBOLRP OPP el al LP a ea i i a AT LATONIA é ee ee OPPO POPOL AL ele ele eee added, Re oeesped By the mile ‘First / and up, Washoe At Fairmount. At Empire City. Weather clear, track fast. Weather cloudy, the Associated Preas. the AssoOciatec Press. FIRST RACE—One mile: | FIRST RAC E—Five and a h f: alolo (B. Ray) 7 ra 40 4.90 3.60! Valaday (McAuliffe) pls: serie rai a1 65 oO. oster , { ( : 5 60 3. 40 ~ | Bello At real Alien. , ees =} ] i (W. Barr) 14.50 ' ots “414 45. Ojo. Firewater, ‘Cheval. end Queen Pasi) also ran. —Six Furto igi nd } oe &- ene ~ 2 seen ken i! py . PP A OM in tite leet ge. te. apt 7. a0 6.40 420 ‘Brown Hare. track fast. | By By Ail ob tthe ~~ Associated Preas. race. $1490, claiming. six furlongs: 3-year-olds 1041 | mile 6.00 VSO) 4.00 | Ruth air Name Time. The Taide r _ OND R AC E- en Ma X ith King Pri am. Dor . Rocksal. Dwyer's Con missio ned Hannon, NM and Quandary also ran. Let’ . "Ge. . Loeller entry. SECOND RACE-—About six furlongs: The Vintner (Stein- hart) . Rigoletto (Turner) | Leatherwood (Maiben } : Time—1:10. Wild Soldier, Conde, John S. Mosby, Shannon Shore, Baldpate, Julie, Bronx. Sun Seek- er, Nero, Agnate, Roi Pat: iud also ran. be Vintner and Riguletto, T. Modeland entry THIRD RACE-—Five egg Eurasia (Kelsay) ‘Formula Kel | Col ored Gal . | Time— I Complaisance. ‘Helga , Lois Rinehart, Remote. Double. On, Baby, Omaretto and Kay Anderson ran. De NMR ee eRe eS Ne me ae Aree EY enh oree nh te emRmR ' - *Flying Chief Sandhurst .. . 209 | Mickey Free .106 "Ada Black; ack 101 Also e ligibie: *Take a Kae are . ' Omar. Fine ‘Gold. Jack Autumn, epee - -~ a? # £.00 | - : & S0 Jewel, Post | My Biddy jrrabdceis ais “Yr ’ is 10.70 Danie's ae no 4.70 Garden ‘4 le an ( j " pening ie 7 SEVENTH ies WO 7: . b. Racer. hy Reart, 3.20 4.20 > 3-! 6-5 3-5 | 6-5 * hoc jlate Valence 2-year- 01 Ids, six furlongs: added, 5.20 oue ™ ao claim - lle and oneymoon Hawk | ' ; Hidden ’ Leonard G ausito and ; “maiden | | erieton oa. | Shining ran ann te Light. , THIRD, RACE —Six furl colts and geldings, BE: ‘Toatan a's Choice . Joy of Life Architect Aster i Cannon. trish Dot. aleo ran. EIGHTH RACE—Futurity. elimindtion. Wasteful Girl otor S ant | Time 29. | Hare also ran. Sterbrook {| First field 440 2 RU 3. in Maid of Honor and Mikes by « . ee cs py >to, wo ie thllagy ing tay * “eg * Ps er agg db. Bae we > ges *P> * SA egg EPPA we! . PN Se OE we fy >| teematyiny Arse oe os ner sirte: be 4. 0 Ae ua : r y * ante - encore om wheter oe rs + ee ey “ae onette. Mo- Mar Critica] FSA ROL nt pln IE un & je : “ also added. clai three-q uarters 5} cients | FOURTH 'Kamakani. second: ee FAIRMOUNT SCRATCHES. Race—-Realist Third Race— : Getty erG, Lady Rajah. Cavalry, Sba uiding br ‘ Seventh Race liead Cover, At Latonia. Weather cloudy, track heavy. By the Associated FPrea. FIRST RACE. ~Six oa ongs: = ae: | Disciple (Ben am) .. 9.80°12.20 5.60) Mib MeG (Craver) ...... 14.40 4 OO | |Gaberdine (Chiavet me 1 ihe 3.60 (] id Slip lia Profiteer " . “T « - * = “ ‘ alls a ime, 1:18 3-d. Sola "Mia. Maz gate Royal pareqctl oe Ballot Brush | Zero. Hour and Ho Horry also ran, | tee Sixth race, $1600. al lowances, SECOND RAC E—Six furlongs: olds and iD. oe: Suttenge: | Changing Movds i Ferre } ‘ (Watson) Purse first: apnmviparsie Third race, $1500. claiming. 3-year- ¥; and up. one mile and one-sixteenth: *Biasted — ; "Breed Ame ..i. Battle Field Cameo Gen. Clinton . Fourth race. $1400, | olds. six furlongs: *Sut Sus atin Dark Angel *Tretort m i‘ es AA OI Gy NI elm iy, alah 0 eevee vere ow aay ee cone E MPIRE C ITY SC RATCHES. Race—Golden Shore Come On . Becond Race -Wishing Stone. Great Hopes. Ma: ‘caret St. L.. High Ball. Star- ; . Better Times Third ‘n. Joan Shirley. Elna. Rose Race—Will W ells, Cano. | At Leurel Weather clear, track fast. By the Associated Press. ih ead BRACE—One mile and one-six- ust ‘in Fan (Arnold)..70.50 30.90 12 (Le Scissors (Taylor) i $0.40 15. 00 | 4.20 3.20] Th Ally. Peternell se 4.40 | 6.00 46; teal Artist. Otispring, | Rigel. Duck! ve “Ben Franklin, Li ve. Time and Tide ae “lai iimax claiming, DP Nod a OR ie HS ica 3 a ata aga, + = 9 _ 4. Herby Coles 152, Ren 50, Capt. Appleiack ter 554, Bulletin :48 2-5, Norris :48 2-5, Happy Bob Burke's Boy :51, Bargain George Demar :53, Are- Attien 150. | ®Seth'p Alibi - . the mile: Lad O’Minme | Ball Gee . ' ping Today 1:07, Louis- Seventh race——Purse $1000 added. claim- ‘tng. 3-year-olds id 1 nd Saehelle 1:10, Al Herbert |seventy yards: 0 COV ST* One mile andi,’ Repeate- Montusion Seber By . -* dee pi glembat: dh om =e $ ip inlay se so AN PR NE ALO PAE ALE DEG BSS ASE adie wag ip etaghh ies jade? wees) ww i “ ' 101 an 4 a - bh ee Brevi tena , spleens ae Gig Sieh sheep ets oni sna wba re i) eee «te 5 a eer ee of Sit etch aan dil ihe oi teh ite Colt 107 100 Purse . oyear-olds and ~~ mile: *Maid Marion Ii | Court Lady *Hap py $1000 ada upwaré: th B OD baal ee, ee he ee ee ee Don Ed mile Romp - ™" 9" uardo a 2.61) yA ang Aiso eligible: he er, rue? LAS *Taonwch amps . *Hal Wrac k “Ray Weather cloudy: a rters mile: Highland ", Tamiami Trafl 1:17 1:22, Botch 1:20, Chiwa Judge cen Open Fire 1:18 1-5. Nerei tod «89 ) le De ley : furlongs: | 22.00 = ET: 6.70 i a aa a, lt i Knocklofty Secuncus and Chickvale also ran. Purple 8.60 4.60 Helen louise Little John drive. Lieutenant Il was third. Sammie Cannon A. V. Beauty thre- sixteenths mile: Fast 9 F ‘ntr , > ol FOURTH RACE—Six furlongs: arm entry : 60 | Dusty Ridge oe heavy. — wee iMcEl RD RACE Time—:27. U neoncern, Still Bet- Seventh race, allowance claimed. y .27.80 24.60 | Gymkhana : Bobbed Hair, Mrs. Todgers, Friendly | Rily Philson ; Fritz also ran one-quarter mile: Su! r Side - Puddy Brann'gan The time was 1:124-5. Titana won |} the third race, a claiming eprint of six furlongs, for 2-year-oldsa. and Black ‘On ‘White Wellesley ome _ THIRD RAC mld api Mark Master, Red C i 40 15.00 10.00 Roland, Deronda. 4.6 Berkeley Square and | ran. Silver returned $41.60 for each $2 Invest- f Fe ronk ) . oo a, Gotham, Miss Si, Frmendlike aiso furlongs: 9.80 6.60 8.20 | Chanticleer Jake Recluse olds and up. oné mi! Parker and ° Norseman -- YS Phidias ; 112] Mac O oy { f Time, 1:21. iu 3.80) | Fighth race, | Signature The Dude M ike Biack Streak race, five-gixteenths mile; Wei jel zue | 40 ' oltilett 4.70 F ‘ Mr. Racing Robbie os Pa (Skyr | Purple ae (ic. a pee) gece Foote Js Jack, at lue Blazes, Mr. Sixth race. Norseman (M¢ EL roy ) ime U Major, Sun SECOND Rt _f Pop Along Rim, Valdex. Hobcaw also ACE. ne ayarver mile: Futurity: iin the $2000 Redwood Handicap for Cert! " ose ee gga all ages at Laurel, catching the lat- ter In the stretch at the six-furiong Alibi 1:50, Turner” 1:50, AT MAPLE HEIGHTS d e 7 1 2:46, ¢ udgeller 1 0. Cloudburst. Inele , 5. mi) Bromley and Senntor Norris ee ee ee ee | IP TH RACE—Six Fi x. ‘Hal arth | Tarrasfoot By | Good Shepherd ‘ vlonel, Guess Marshall's Ribbon Republican Time. 2:073-5. Dro wey Waters, \John Speed, Lu cky TT Blue Eagle Pirate and The Major. Aue} - 5. 3.80 . } White Pop sprint to win by two lengths tn a company; both are at Ji yhnson ) , Exte nsion Chord nant. Glenister II, Dealer, Ten Sixty. Forward Pass also ee LAUREL SCRATCHES Third Race—-Radiancy. Duration. leen Crosby. Martingale. Fourth Tiercel. ae Retuvenation, Rule. Fifth Race—Sarazen. Son Ami. Race—The Cocoon. Aro Time—:: f Hil) Doe Dunn. Work also ran. FOTRTH RAC =-One-anerrer mule: Original 11 4%) Trish Vie 6.060 Bondage . Time— :26 1-5. ae cme Aaron Newville Press. (G. 3- -year- -olds and up, iow ' one- haf furlongs: it the Assoolatead ‘e— $800, ieee alid Zet sat race, Futurity elimination. sec- 60 Sal ,20 Lovel 'y Porridge Kenton Lady is rounding to con- Pridesof Kerry By the Associated Press. _ First race. $1300. claiming => vear-olds and up, one mile: Our Dan Golan maidens. tae erm Mi rafel. Trail was breezingc. Bru mfield and ie —— HARRY GREB HAD ONITION OF DEATH Amociated Press. PBURG, Pa. Oct. 27.—Harry er middleweight cham- the world, had a premoni- death, This revealed | | Cc ‘ooh¢ ogan Seventh roe | At + Aurora. | | rao. Gen. Haldeman Farm-Perkins entry. LATONIA SCI First Rocket Mane oy 3-year- olde and e J fur] ongs: and Porridge, Belle Claire Weather cloudy, track fast. Br the Associated Press. ver C) bh Clie 5] 3eriite Th rd Rr i ceniahi FIRST RAC E—Six furlongs: i Lady Ton ay Sieg Margon. ‘Louis A (O, Laidley ae 40 gx 6 40 | Dia Novia, Sunny Hou ween Detroit. , Ac -* E. Al len 2.20 >" yn | Nin yn. Industrious. or At Maple ple Heights. Law Po ly Scott Stanisar and Belle Claire. J ‘an eee Stable entry. _ race $1300, ; un, one mile Lock and Rye ..117 ed Winkfield 112 -armachence anon AT a Hz mney rv Ho} “> Third race : . ws year-olds and clai ming. five one- ha l¢ furlongs: *John Finnegan 101 Sinvona ” ° Bi) oseon House 101 Oakwood 1 . * ~ | Trl x. one mi : os ‘ : In ! ui a lg r ‘ - — . ~ ¥; rather despondent, Ed- Ga 5 Red L ent .... Lampson Proof -114} pas. Rill: - so ant thervane, | /0 Time—1:151-5. Old Broadway Double | ° if Joh , * Pat n W. Weber.. incoes Silent Lillian, Ri- ssrom e rown Study Towel ran ————— — AURORA SCRATCHES. First Race—Dixiwavy. Quanah. Red Set ran? /Southern Melody. Nautilus Third Race— | ive and one-half fur-;Up and Dgwn. Tipvenir. Fourth Race— | Cleo's Rochester. Fifth Race--Bad Luck. 3.40 ripswy Fiver Sixth Race-—Tan Son, Shuf- | claiming. one and one-quarter mi Why (Hardy) ' | eras 4.00 3.00 |e. Pollv Atwell. Great Northern 1 “Make. of Carthage (Gordon) . 2.00 Rainbow ‘ viera aiso d. “He spoke often ot Ose, » Seemed spiritiess in many hen he discussed pertain- future, _he would preface With * live, I may do BINT le his conduct for | ‘x: ne Weeks immediately pending !;: now that I look back on 2m firmly convinced thi nt he Fw bd Monition screed his fate. >8 pans 5 eae ees “5 tl $1500. The Carrollton. 3- 100) SECOND RACE Ot | i Funmaker (Hea! y) --1 +4 Shadow Be os {Gi _alorrs O.. Hampton Taneo also ~Five furlongs: . oe 2a 1: 100 Pomonkey 5.00 .108 Rock Candy ; ‘ton Atheling Wood .105 $1500. bson } Smokers than the. to Know WEN ayaa Regardless of Price othe — imi ir. he 2 = 4 enry ~ Me Se. afi, =r burton J ‘Tink RACE F Dida (Heme! fin } 2 "0 g a0 Claiming. Pie A ENED BLA oe OE EM I My Rg, eidengntin " . tebe ATONE Rage RE PR if PNR EY ae ws nti : hale eka te Mehill | Jonnie Dean 108 3-year-o le and up, YOR on *Patriarch ~~ = .. e 5 «7 " Trouble ir . Le es) 1 3] Gleaner, Avion, Swing, 7 . | Fred Hatch r wl MAPLE Third Race—Rotar | Peace Pal. Jim San aa. | GARRICK CONTINUES BOXING TOURNAMENT The Garrick Theater wil) resume its boxing tournament tonight with | fighters entered from most the 2-year-olds, fillies. leymnasiums and athletic clubs of | ithe city. Five bouts have been ischeduled and will start after the 'regwular stajre show. | In the 112-pound class Carmen $i Durso, Jolie Schroeder, Edgar Ayt- 7) ward and George Stauber wi!]l meet two bouts; Billy Cox, Doc Hyatt, Tony Masoulio and Mickey Mozer are entered in the 112-pound class: (Joe Stanton, Robert Clarkson, Nick Dennis and Joe Nerviani willl fight in the 126-pound decision and Eddie Mitchell and Al'Stiilman are fn the 147-pound class. Harry Sharpe wil) | ne feree. co race, The. Rainbow Stakes. bss . vear-o d=. about eix furlongs: eee he ng 119 Haerbinger M a 10 Madison Kennel Club Track, on Collinsville Road 30 MINUTES FROM OITY a oY Ss viet also | ©Tl ‘ustre to- be SRD) IKE ape * -~-. — HEIGH Ts SCRATCHES. ian Seventh Race Suuny Hill. \\’ Up. one mile and one-six- | *Qumlham iN AK ) N nt Rane, ater SRD NB ech litt ata ss ama lara eerie indent +, ’ e oh j ; - the Ki NY “ P Used yesterday is the Barter for Saturday sont Up of Dow ney, cente i} ler, guards; iendoines tackles; Browning nds; Jordan. quarter- “and Hanratta, half- fullback. Stampfli is Out of center, due to a Mathews, who has been Thursday, will re- in time for practice. trimmings ip the past the Billikens stand to rt, 4 and should do it Score. Rol m ot aig la is By the Associated Press. ATLANTA, Ga., Oct. 27.—Bobby Jones, American and British open | golf champion, will not return to Great Britain next summer to de- fend the title he won last June at | St. Anne's by the Sea. He said today his law studies at Emory University and business in- terests will prevent him from play- ine in Ahe British open next rear, but he will defend his American open title and probably will play | Grippeminaud in the amateur tournament next year. ‘ Penny Sandy end Socia’ Clean P'ey . | Polyangie 1 Skv Weather cloudy: treck faat *Apprentice allowance claimed. COLUMBUS, 0O.—A wet field fur- nished slippery going for Coach Wilce's second team, al! the regu- lars resting except Grimm, back, and Bell, end. Kriss Hunt, halfbacks, and Fenner, made good showings, enough ground to score five touch- downs. The relief men may get a chance against Chicago Saturday. and end, half- | gaining | NIGHTLY AT 8:15 (Rain or Shine, Except Sundays) 300 of World's Fastest Dogs S—RACES—8 for Autes— Cars at Fads te Gates. Green Busers of 's Motor Bus Co. Leave Jefferson i (Commencing ADMISSION 99c Track a with anesentionss Greyhou cing es Plenty of Parking | TODAY FIRST RACE PROMPTLY AT 1:30 AMERICA’S FINEST THOROUGHBREDS Falrmount Jockey Club (On Hlghogy Ne 11 Nor Calta Lencheon Served at Ra United ete tae of En a ; \ \\\ W\\) » \\ Nh . AA . 5 ’ ‘i ;

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SP : 4 4 I é 7 hey . t : _s : " | : ; 4 Aad oF - B : ; : 4F : 3 ri rd 4 F 4 - ) - '. ¥ 6s a] . ia ‘ ‘ 4] ; - | ; - ’ " 4 “s bd : ? 4 ,i tt uo tng comfort. condition. One of the hill tests et the General Motors Proving Ground. Thetestsinvolve speed, power, endurance, acceleration, fuel econ- omy, braking power, rid- Taking the guess out of automobile values T General Motors’ great Proving Ground, forty miles from Detroit, representative types of the cars manufactured in this country and abroad are tested over all sorts of roads, up the steepest of hills, under every driving Here each make of General Motors car must prove itself— point by point— against the best that American or European genius has developed. And claims,are reduced to facts. Thus, when you see.a fact stated in an ad- vertisement of a General Motors car, you ‘may be sure that it is a fact. GENERAL MOTORS “A car Jenevery purse and purpose” CHEVROLET ¥ PONTIAC - OLDSMOBILE OAKLAND - BUICK - CADILLAC GMC TRUCKS YELLOW CABS, BUSES AND TRUCKS ¢ ’ FRIGIDAIRE —The Electric Refrigerator ‘with his managerial plans was disagreeable to Hornsby and that his request for a change had not beep made. 7 - . These causes of friction are not new. No time for discus- sion of them since the series was avallable. The directors have not met and so the question of what to do with Hornsby’s bonus and other objecttons could not have been acted upon. In due course of time they will be. - o a McGraw Also Aided McKechnie | relations with McGraw Is were those of Gn- good friend to another. McGraw not only advised Hornsby how to handle the world series of 1926, but he did the same service for Mc- Kechnie of Pittsburg the year before. Whatever be in the Hornsby be fully ironed out, sonable probability, President Breadon and Hornsby are both noted as stubborn fighters who seldom back up. It is to the interest of both Hornsby and the clu? to remain in amicable association. Fach owes the other consideration. Each owes the public still more —that is to say, another pen- nant. wrinkles there situation will in all rea- although may . ® > Hornsby, of course, is tied to a contract which has one year to run. Beyond the shadow doubt, at the next meeting of officials, something substantial will be done for the man who took the men Rickey left in last place and ran them into a world’s championship. In the meantime, ‘Hornsby- for-Frisch”’ is about as immi- nent as the millennium. But ft makes a roaring fire in the Hot Stove League. ° * oF Too Much Chicago. anal giant and wise, Chicago runs the bowling world. Whether in con- vention or on the alleys, every sectional or national meeting is overrun by Chicagoans who, other cities complain, ‘“‘hog” all the places and prizes. Politically, the Chicagoans are entitled to much, for they have the best organization and plenty of hard workers. As bowlers, too, they have some of the greatest in the world. But it is the NUMBERS of these, that cause the trouble. Chicago sends almost as many bowlers to local open touscneys as St. Louls ente rs. e . other- | Here’s a Hint. HERE can be no objection to that. Nevertheless local bowlers like an even break nu- merically and here ts a plan for an individual champlonship tournament open to the United States that would give every community an equal opportunity. limit the entry from any town or city to TWO individ- uals, these to be selected by some impartial authorit y—the newspapers in each city, for example. With only two bowlers from each community, ‘towns § and cities of smaller size would not be blotted out by the mobs of Chicago entrants. Cities that now remain out of individual championship because of Chicago's locust-like cloud of prize-seekers, would enter § tif each city were limited to two or three representatives. How about it, Mr. Sweeney” e . : Greater in Death. ARRY GREB, it develops, ifter his burial, wore a glass- eye for more than a month prior to his death. Also, the sightless eye, Which had been secretly re- moved in September, had been i Suits for Less Than Double Our Direct From the Factory to You. Alterations Free! All Sizes Up to 52. Mail Orders Prompt- ly Filled. Money Back if You Are Not Satisfied. ce ned TU this week—buy your Suit and O’Coat where you can Select from the most complete stocks Come Suits, single wate double bre ted. Silk-Lined Tuxedos — Silk-Lined Topcoat Silk-Lined * Gabardines: Silk-Lined Chesterfields — Quilted, Satir Overcoats All Latest Fabri You Save: and Mc Beca We Have No in any day MILLAR CLOTHES woe SESS — Rents! 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a He pusoHINe SUFFERED qicrice KILLS DOCTOR a H. Mestemacher, 37 mg former ariny surgeon, Mary's Hospital today of feasting resulting from a infected in the treat- the World War. He wasa member souri Baptist Hospitals, and of the | St. Louis Medica! Society. | | Funeral services will be held at | 2 Pp. m. Friday, from an undertak- | ing establishment at Union boule- | vard and Cote Brilliante avenue | —ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - the Medical Corps overseas during of the staffs of St. Mary’s and Mis- | WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27, 1926. DIES IN SEAT AT THEATER - B. Davis Stricken ,as He Watches Film at the American. Philip B. Davis, 50 years old. of 7326 Clayton avenue, died sudden- ly of heart disease in his seat at the American Theater while view- BANKS DEMONSTRATED GAS DEVICE TO PROTECT $150,000 BET AT 11105 THAT GOV. SMITH WINS AGAIN’ Odds on Re-election of Senator Wadsworth in New York Rise to 8 to 5. : NEW YORK, Oct. 27.—Commis- ; | éion houses reported yesterday tney ing the day. J. S&S Fried & Co. reported that odds on Wadsworth had risen from 7 to 5 to 8 to 5, and G. B. Dechadenes & | ' Co. gaid it had $20.0090 to bet that Gov. Smith would defeat Ogden it. Mills by 180,000 votes. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — the re-election of Senator James A. | Lyon, real estate mortgage broker. | or che PAGE STOP anv SHOP ~ ISCONSI me = « , ; nth f J aria a: o£ ; 0 P edna dba ck nui vat ; . 0 mises vn ae : ‘ia | had been besieged by bettors eager Police and Detectives Witness | to wager at odds ranging from 11 | Tevealed that wagers of $10,009 to Realistic Sham Holdup to 5 to 14 to 5 that Gov. $4750 on Smith and $4000 to $6100 : : would be re-elected” W. L. on Wagner, Democratic candida‘e Amida Many Tears. nell & Co. announctd that it for the — had been made sistm and Locus placed $150,000 at those odds dur- through him. ig patient. | y ies es oe eS fee ae ee a yaaa hina Seen as $1.00 Cash Surprise for Robbers. “Well, are you ready there’” Two youths who had been = loitering in the rectangular space outside the cage parted from the desk against they had been leaning. They toward a teller’s cage.* One drew a pistol “loaded with blank cartridges and ordered “Hands up!” As the teller threw up his hands* he pressed | down a pedal, protected from acci- denta’l alarms.” His movement, unseen by “robber,” caused an electrie spark to set off cartridges of the crystals, $125.00 $ 50 with other chemicals, in three gas . Values.... guns installed above the cages ‘oO nS | Sweep the space in front \ ASSIVE 3-pe. Bedroom Suites made With : “e inte — 4 of walnut veneer and hardwoods; — = ee om beautifully designed dresser, bow-end there was a pistoi-like bed and chifforette are included. the “robber” had not fired his pis- $6.00 Cash tol He had droppedit. The noise was the fractur>* of paper, cover- ing apertures of the “guns,” under 500 pounds pressure devel- oped by the change from crystal into gas. Robbers Put to Flight. nst tly the forms of the “‘rob- Ins antly the Orms of h ae City 4 Seas bers” were smothered in a murky, Ese SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSESSSSESTSTSSSSSTSESS brewnish cloud. Hands over their _ PEGULAR. DeRice tS .' lh The Santa Fe maintains a special Service Bureau, in charge of its representative at St. Louis, Mo. ( THURSDAY ONLY ) This Bureau is prepared to assist in planning a winter ‘mo trip to the Southwest and California. Detailed infor- mation furnished about railroad fares, sleeper rates and hotel accommodations, as well as sightseeing trips. 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Although it was clearing Popular Actor | 228 ow Able to Eat |=: a‘ TWO WARRANTS FOR ROBBERY | Youths Identified as Taking $200 | & | From Doctor Deny Charge. lat He eS | | did not loiter, it still was choking | The odor was reminiscent of ti acridity of chliorine.and the sick- Warrants charging robbery were issued yesterday against Glenn Ha- ger, 20 North | lowing their identification by Dr | Avin Menges of 1504 South Broad | way as tife held him ' ; sweetiishness of acetone. 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PHONE YOUR ORDER. >> ‘ the - =. =. = =— = eT ee ee ee Ry tegen SR, eae ener) Lp eae) A Me tonnt 4 3 nt Ne SEE AR NRE ARBRE PS A RE SI RR NN EMRE ARE IE oh + i: J L 2 he a © a Name Sereet No. » 6 » 2 oe ‘ - -— - BP FSP or es 9 oe 5 AOS SKA As IO IG > rn he a STs et ale are tm ery Nes am Y ‘ » se ( 1 BN i . 7 Sepitee oe ’ _ SEAL OR To tin Sle wetted th ct KA tare 4 Mg rs ir Se te? ds Pritts Eietiine hac ph Nteteie A . et r * je a PR cle ee 1a - 15 aie ee ve sae —tilvep te ee ee ve CY « ee re miant 2 RE a 0 we tei Oy sha . aes a Ne ed ON ae a ¥ . — be - 7 Foi he \ ‘a py teh : o re re ae youths who OUSANDS of theater-goers Adlerika, first used by Dr. Carl ‘ . mve rocked with laughter Weschcke in his private practice, f “Charley” Grapewin’s de-| is a bowel cleanser and intestinal [comedy acts. But few prophylactic which acts upon id that some of Mr.| BOTH upper and lower bowel. It | ville Reformatory on a robbe s funniest scenes were is a compound of the best saline — Se ares oad »bbery ‘while he was suffering | intestinal evacuant with vegetable —_— aa lin the Workhouse on ' ‘le wey ith stomach trouble. buckthorn and cascara, together RRR ae ities, a 8 ‘mrceny | in his well-known with glycerine and other detergent ettaa he ee | UMION HEADQUARTERS BOMBED ihe Awakening of Mr. ind gas-expelling elements. ‘@r. Grapewin’s stomach , | ' ‘ 'became so bad that it : Teamsters Unable to Explain Rea- fas if he might have to quit | Gas Relieved | son for Explosion: Nobody Hurt. Bforatime. Fortunately, | System Cleansed A bomb exploded in the doorway | : of tne Transfer Teamsters’ and ‘Iipers’ Union, Loca] No. 690. a: binduced to try’ Adlerika. : Were so good that he has’. ar age 8 ~ NE of the first effects of Ad- © Bi oe 1102 North Broadway, at 9:30 p. lerika is to relieve gas on the | ot m yesterday ~ / SRI OL CTR Rie te le Nt dele aoe “——~ - Both prisoners deny the charge Hager has served a term in Boon- When you polish your shoes with Barton’s Dyanshine you restore the color at the same time. This double service feature makes it the safest, quickest and most economical shoe polish to use. ro Atpat SP? oy Fe ee ae eRe In arth ak gee re Conceals Scuffs Mothers find it indispensable in the care .'s shattering 14 penes Sea glass and otherwise damaging _ property $3090. The popular actor, Mr. No one Charles Grapewin, of 311 N. the time Arden Bivd., Los Angeles, say they was in the and union officia)s | KnOW mo reason for the | William E. Ryan, busi- | agen’ of said the was having no labor imternal dissension of ‘ °* she be. at n * J stad 14.ngF é.* the TAS Ma - d ys sashes is Seles i * Moa Ye " seat sloter k bpestales an daa sce winter oth tones / ness \ DMs | 4 Barton’s Dyanshine comes in a ov- i | | riety of colors for every shade of | — leather. There are 50 shines in every bottle. Sold by dealers every- —~ where for 50¢. BARTON’S DYANSHIN Contains no Anilin Oil, Nitrobenzol, Nitrobenzine, injurious ingredients Ht " 9S Soult ad Sask Cioked 5 > WE aR . 2 "até = pe Rage meg pair of shoes ard see for yourself wonders it will work. “9 rf P ‘, 7 ee? / ff id ‘Ba LS, / Mi, Wid ifs j fi } f HL . Curl. “I have found Adlerika to be far superior in bowel and stomach trouble to my fondest anticipa- men without a bottle since. ee retedier — stomach and gas bloating. Often t of gas or other stom-| ON E spoonful brings out a surpris- ie.” ing amount of old poisonous mat- ter which you never guessed was . in your system and which may have | testinal Stasis a been the hidder. cause of indiges- (aj. Mr. Grapewin is known bombing. tion, nervousness, sleeplessness' ¢5 thousands of theater- = ee and other trouble. Even if > seh goers throughout the United nennttention mt GAS, indigestion, ga8 bowels move daily, Adlerika fre-| S+tates and Canada. ne a an other forms of quently brings out a surprising | ecg oly to waa ser end amount of additional matter which What Doctors Say ; , This cause"! ? -| might poison your system. | chat iin — as increasing’y| Adierika is not a cure-all. In| - , WONDERFUL VALUES! oe Sanek 36 wemally | cones of gastric ulcers or deep-| “I prescribe Adlerika with high- eee: food, lack of | © o+ed organic trouble, a good ly satisfactory results."—Dr. A. FUR COATS thagga ety ena ‘physician should be consulted. C Mt of every £ ‘ | But if your trouble is due to In- es . - ys 'testinal Stasis (as most stomach Beautifnl's Lined , / ff i ee eh dee ce ae eae mi Stasis simply means isorders are), Adlerika Se anent, of waste | SS eaeineie oak relief. | tions.” —Dr. G. Eggers. | rough the intestines. | Many physicians recognize it as' I have to congratulate you on t being promptly passed the one dependable remedy for | the good effects I had from Adier- an S, this waste mat-| ~_. ond Intestinal Stasis or when- | ika since I prescribed it."—-Dr. L. many hours or even! ever REAL bowel cleansing is Langlois. mn it should. It necessary | “Adlerika very markedly reduces : forms gas and poi- Don’t think if your bowels move ' the number of bacteria and colon | uses gas bloating, sour daily that you cannot have Intes- bacilli. This feature increases the digestion and sicepless- a0 Stasis. Gas is one of the therapeutic value of Adierika be- _ .| most common symptoms. You'll cause, in addition to its intestinal — a pty have Intestinal |). surprised at the amount of ad- cleansing action, it checks and in- | not be noticeably ditional matter which Adlerika hibits the growth of these intes- Sore Throat P rudence bowels may move bri out—and how much better | tinal bacteria and bacilli—Dr. H. “ps | : movements are only Ti feel after taking it. \L. Shoub, New York. | Your medicine shelf is not well stocked Roough old matter is left | YOUU | without 0 botile of Tonsiline, for yeu digestion and ident know what moment it may be needed to relieve a sudden case of Sore) Sold by 39, Throat. Relieving Sore Throat is Ton- : siline's special mission. It is made for oe thet—advertised for that—sold for that | : one purpose. You will need Tonsiline bottle handy at 2 MADE BY BARTON MANUFACTURING CO., TONSHLINE, it / tf Ny i Mf ’ fe ; / Prompt Attentica GREENFIELD’S 708 WASHINGTON Lew Rent—id Fileer— Lew Overhead East of Mate ayes, Precnsincit * BS bt kg Le LNG A I LLG AOI LN FOLGE RIE LAS: LOE Se CNS Wy, Wi , ( iff Twe = J Deors Leew’s p on Both Bowels 4 : laxatives or soda 4a Cannot give more fy telief from Intes- Mis cr Gas, a on be Tt ees. y con- Z intestinal cleansing. | se3 SS + aa ST, LOUIS, UV. B. A, a — 4.

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se _ a Ae 2 om = ee WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27, 1926 _____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —___ a atin yO ehh er So gebapets Be stubs ni eae PAGE 34_ ST.LOUIS: POST-DISPATCH : es ag wig | ' eM al eo ES ) . ‘Jacob Lasky, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. campaign to rats. 7 | sical and mental ilis. The nurse | > see oFioagg was Majer Ser- | IEF FIND) soon shaare " Emeth Sabbath relief work among Jy NUTSIE IN WOULD MAKE LIFE should have a thorough knowledge || Bridae Wh ist it | Satie it ieee now led the ace | School, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Strauss, Europe, particulach: non 4 | | — iis of the newer methods of child Mr. and Mrs. Simon Van Raailte SCHOOLBOY oan ee _ OF NURSE EASIER training. She should be alle to rec- ' As Pla ed by | || of spades. Mr he ita tae nt | and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Weil. ognize incipient symptoms of mal- |) Y pu: he saan Re of enedien INCREASED BY $74 int ) Five hundred dolilars—Louts | DEAD AT ~~ F R N Se | For his seventh trick Major Her- | ; |Ackerman and Emil Straus (in _ ro into a family and discover what Experts mae ted the - me wn —— Ar] /memory of David Sommers), Mr. Edward Clair ’ gs iio ee > ee ~ of behavior are h: chmtmiiind tee ie ia saad ' ; 23 bis . or psycho-analysis that ma} o tides Peces ee ' hearts and claimed st of the | ee. sat AA peg a haem Russell boulevard, their problems. The the insight t of the experts into the s ai iT with, h First reports of progress being aa Sena mantel penne Hy ney: had moneed last a } o . . = , > F . ; > = - > - — sa le - * } Rela - nurse is supposed to know all about ‘hands of their ss in the ac hearts in iy and h made in the United Jewtsh cam- _— - san : | beheved to have ieteemertmen , | : P ¢, and Mrs. Milton F'larsheitm, b ; : : a: ’ " reventative medicine. She should | game broad ym Station KSD ° it tricks were goths hus paign fer the, St Louis quota ot i Mrs. Henry Friedman and Mr. | SS Br MARGUERITE MARTYN. a se re a Ste on . es m no-tr An na - nade by team can-/| #2G +irs. stenr! — o The body was ¢ S$ Dye CEL unded in pedagogy. ps1 2 34 —_ . uh wan ¢ . : “ee x . - and Mrs. Louis Tackser. Charlies Heisler, 12: Twenty-six contributions of $108. 5. BOP MR ‘10Ta place, whe t the meetin ‘if the Missour} 7 ia Su ; vine 7 chology economics and sociology) tate rses ation aud - ; F a —_ ‘ & as Pik BE nm plo: ogy, ba “LEeTiOiOg,, j . . th amount req virea@ to eare for sour! ae. Nursing Educa- 5. Be ! : piers i : yi ime m lend icks. 49 for aces. or 80 in UD itions with contributions an- the — spits % his way to school. 5 n sessic is we it Hote! - al ‘hemistry, anatomy, p logy and i gi ete , “gen . . ».,.7;/ one child in Eastern Eurepe for Mr . ss. & SOs J z ; en Li ae | - : : " ee } = aa . ' 7 tha game noun @) t ; wnent LoOLtail a —- . da wet Ss. Young at z as a ae wees are devoted irmiens ee ee ij ox 3 Mes ge Phcre 2 , ith three ye at 10 cents a y. ~iP the addresses +. “ever : _ : a - ~ a Maior Herman plaved very a ; scriptions iSa.000 were re- nie ee ne ; phoned Magnolia ’ - ’ ‘ ] a biiLOt - - ihe ti = ; r rrtedqd at ine meeting. he Declarer. Mr. Denison play ted. the amount contribute wee 2 1 “ nom » Kees Station that her bh oe elezram stating that incin- A telegram = bu: oe ns 2- come Home, that he } nati bscri be: 520,000, whic’ nati has subscribed $520,000 nd she feared for $76.9°9@ more than its quota, was read. The local drive is being car- ried on as a part of a national | PD ae RM RO ESE TE ERC Hi RS REO ATEN I Ble SR Bi ne ~ + be © a & as, @VeniD rot nin snort ot : x ains a luncheon of workers yves- was as follows: 40 f ay at ote tler. To avoid ~ Soe, : — ' fe ee 4 ie dee TIE ie UP eee ts: oe pet Sok SP ere i ‘ ; ' es pater’ Mop bik ak : 5 z Siete . o fa) a8 a ee elt ee ered rc. we es “ wx oo + ow spate it saa skrhs See np orate, : 4 ae ea nd Milton C ee ae ele oe itions of the vith: mMiitsili & 24° ‘ ‘o4 . * ’ i : 4 ins © | ; eee. » is . , ° ‘ . . . . . ~ ad : 3S : ' ’ ; at P ‘ } ‘ i ; i =" Mr. Ww Lite ni ae li . > « rii¢ tied ATi . r ssf = ; : : . = ADVERTISEMENT - ; ‘~-« > + -- e442 T 4 7 2 . 4 ? . . . ; , en +. + . shor are 0 |e as ee i ss Re = = S' . “ : ‘ +% . tr ry 20 . . rE . - re i on, _ . , os — ” 4A . ; AN . as : As , ait > »'* . ~- iil i i i . 86 y | » ee e ' : -* sid a} , 4s" -F — j > vy | ; a “ee « ¢ : 7 .* . . ~ > , ‘ ‘ iif 72173 W ‘3 : am t j ; age . ny ‘ rang * = | a , _ : . *. , . . eae, An A . 4 Y wall Ras mand ww alwa: ) 1j ion of a great dea! of as aut Spades, J, 3, 2: | jor Herman s shrewdness, it was a at the in eon. 0 subscribe t SORE THROAT STOPPED ; Siy7pom!t ‘ 3 + ho : .. = eee : f : ? _ . o> be eet , ge th im such : is not only a avn TIAaAryT Fines dicen lav of Auction Bridge - _ ‘ ’ 3 ; a ah - , ; ; . . . a : - ’ ° ’ A sb44 Lai pv . A ue ee - ™ - : : "noOovye assigned OH STlTie- wry miewst sv? itt } . * * j the - ti | id ae a s ‘ he | é 2 . n li : ri ii : i 7 tA tk ane a et -~ 1} hird Bridge by Radio will pades, : bh ' LO, 9.1 he nlawed fram Stati Results Guaranteed or Money Aiea w anade | ; ; . ’ 4 ] ). Pweg 7 ’ : th lacke “h : , ac ie > olintoad oe | WY vere Pa Giamoncds . " : ‘ A. Wa . . . . K. ha ' il ‘ . cas & ; a . Pe ee . ‘ P 7 Ursin . we at — a ¢ » . : ‘ : "a No 4 = iets . , hew prescript.on ; ° a z p } ry TY i€¢ Tt . : : j I ; rin r 4 i : . ' = 4 » 7 ’ . " -. - ; -. ‘ f ‘ ‘ a44sid ‘ Aad s ‘ 4 & 4 e i - S' hae . . , 4) ‘ ee ea! e> ‘ _ P th: r¢ KnOW Ti as Thoxine : Tiif a } i ij if Se F vs z d — ; = ‘ = . 32 ee = os 4 ‘ : ‘ , sa ‘ 7+. ; ° " “ross at ~TOss ai to.h6U6rrelieve tne most MAN DIES IN NEW YORK CITY | — i. ele a irritated, painful throat in 15 min- ve 00 oe SE 9 RN a EP tS ites or {t costs you nothing. Works a : ) >] : mS | me a eee _ M. M. Mitchell Was Associated ~ = . a Seer ee an eel ; thet , a . hd . 2 BL OCU Ve tie as iB — : aes —_ ear rans aol va! i » gargies ec oxine | utside their we ee t lake ; 1a Aare » nurse ry > } CO TT? > eenee : I) T? ’ Z id liamonads, PR &* . ‘ . Mal colm M2 rtin ATi? .% ot? who Ort y-€) gh i ado Lia. ‘ avid May r - r 4 \ ‘ness and aching (one : ; pe! nality ais re Py ELIZABETH —s a : 1} é . oleh ‘ ‘ae le a} : ‘ ~- © ni 3. ai 2 Rika n | ari al he ii Ait and Mrs. Mos « ho aw ; en ugh. Also stops night source tulnessa. ; —- ——— | ; yoingh - nt ? : e “2s In the advertisin OUSI Ne Ss! il —— sett 1) eughin almost instantly . her harmfu! i Bs ES. 1 va Ab i it seed i ° With jinterests ea &> “Weare afraiZ of being human.” | objective rather than a very urgent : she said. “We indu! ao little in one. Dg ce an ees seme, F a: | REM oi Tins mea before and aft } orld War, ; ss ° ’ ' aa ~ ee Ld pt iii. wel] furnished usdniy Cal pS ees: ; . ey ed tee pS PLAS 7 wi ' ate % ” ‘ ey ’ LISi . Lr vy ‘ | : f f Tpe@soag ‘BB Orsd Flounders xcursion Fares to Certain exas £ Aaa Ji Ai, aft 4&4irPeacy in 8 ome ‘ (he pupiuc y- pray OU if ' 2iGiisil eet ’ ' | ~ I her professio! othin; e wa heaith r iting for iemes 1 subj S are add te tae nee ' it have ayed | - ce | Wi dra F most Inevitable need ft also bein pore d in Ch Pachelor of Science and a diplom: , +} : yha bly yee LoS , . gcwe On October $ an advertisement appeared in this paper an tickets would be sold at a reduced fare from St. ' gt OYSTERS | “orpus Cristi, Laredo Pal 1 Eagle Pass and Galveston, ‘ 5D ; on November 3 and 4, 192 E Shipped direct from Maryland: 90c value; strietly fresh; QT. These reduced fare tickets have been with- rvice in which bed and “+ * a — eee k Pies eae SE ete we ~i gong & dene ale ae | Nut utter e-=- | W. F. MILLER, Division Passemger Agent, no dou OT. | : i 4 | | ‘ ° ~ - mein On + >» _ j +} 8. : ’ Ti . . l¢ . . : " = : SARC be ae cn amuy oO ntrained nurses in- ©ORVeEnton “a 7 ome oy ay egg a . ) ; Turnips, Cab- Missouri Pacific Railroad, 1650 Railway . a rity A ibs 10 Exchange Building, St. Louis, Mo. altruism in which the nurse is ine ia € nursing professi ng uj. Hes 7 ) pected to regard. her calli: 3 Jig PENAL eee ome peT AE et RC ape AM a me ris ass a bage, Red Gied . . . te r gard Ae Cai ' tors . ; . was Sp a A Li€ lé * : “a . , “ Saas ‘ € $ c or In an interview Miss Fox was er : dered — . al : Pars wee - a eS, sia) Oni 3s ~ & &. iiez > - tI * . . - - i’ sa . . be - 4 ‘ ens . =i can go on Ps SHO O tc "i iain 1 7} a ¢ ' a. wh ro % : the: poet ae ‘The patient pars the fee to the | " raw £ a Ss nme ree i cyt j uitura] 2 ¥ nft2 res 3 . ; . : . - on ‘r ‘ i . at ‘ 2 by ver = . ’ "2 . > ‘a * association and the association pays ee a Na allele Pegg & oe gree | ring 4 2 New York City. Mr. Ben Lo COOKING APPLES _....10 LBS. 25 cutside her long working hours | a AOUFS. }the nurse a stipulated salary with | UC Servants. as such ! ee ee ) writes :—“I was formerly a Problem of the 12-Hour D puEeO & SUipumted Salary With » public censarshin” ' ae E3 afar , neide ces: ° “Assured ly ] ae ee pig allowances for needed rest periods, _., ies sci eee AS. . +03 oa sys | ~ victim of constant upset stomach, DRY SALT PORK, Ib. 20 am ri s' i LT Say aaa PG, fy eager bo $a) Pe ‘yY now 1e © ] : , : ris tne Orsi : very rn ‘ shorter hours for nurses.” ne a vacations and sick leaves with pas bein acKIN in a hig : i } trh iad in bed taste in the ae one ty ams ib. {7 epended, but as if it were a f: This is the very newest thing in| or chins me ‘Ge tek on Ser a ge - ,, disagreeable bredtt. My bowels Sm. Callie Hams, = e aS" RE ae a. en ¥ — “SC pmyed the ¢ of a % oes Sr : stantly constipated and nu sing Sé! vic a i ic plan ts espec- c iam orin i . . , . 7. | ant > » were const ~ Sm Beef Tongues, a , C iam lg ior hig et Ri; Es ria ¢ on OL FD SPT a mee. ped ad ; s ADVERTISEMENT ially’ commended as supplying a shorter hours withou ae In the = | pier of carta: } pvr gy Boe C pre a more fair distribution of pursing tional increase in service rendered. Denison led the § t of moncs. Pills I have overcome all troubles | ~ Jess 0 ast hance service throughout society as a If we are to meet this ricicism we Sia Herman é 16 4 yor] and I alm especially happy because | whale. Though of course there will must “cept le ard rh mim y tool ; Tt. ‘After three vears of doctorin : = @ ll ac ep a Sing P § _ . id Sele i 4 - of a sweet clean healthy breath.” Strictly candied: Smecumnsind so £ always be the need and demand for service—dotng the best } sible ‘ ith queen Carter’s Little Liver Pills are) ’ for. my stomach I became dis-/ ¢11 time service. too.” the present moment.” lites aoe a4 ges: fl. sugar coated, easy to take eT a ES If) poner oy my feet — mt . . Gat tie. ieee - Sane cadanetiicasih peeinAg leepPavi, eouraged and swore | ouldn “t ¢z 2 nities a ae _ _ if ; take ras difficult to keep Vise Fox Earlier in the dar Vitis S hel SI2it Mla? rT. 2 : ed Le 9 br every member of the family ; * cans limit aya! Cise. as Dioated Wi : . ; , 3 . - in . am | ; sag = On tn sud )ec of arnelioration of Mclivor of the Missouri Late 0: , u" OT UTmmyY af Oraey Their action oD the bowels is £en- | Large No. 2'2 MHOomedoie praised : : ¢ ae Bx ; . ; - — - : nie ‘TION f Pr KRii-F > > « } - s+! tii } es i? : .) .- ‘ Bet: . “¢ : ra. ? - . tt . . 7h e ’ . 5 ad -- ‘ that ’ Decided ponditi is for nurses. Rather « ould lea ; , i , | 3 | I ’ tla. 7 & ive red pkgs. Drugzists. i aim now feel > yen: att ee eee a Are is a Pen eal grp ere vd : ‘ an) . .. ie talk of higher standards of ™ents . “ -3 ’ Qualification and eater evotion nent work a4 new man It is a Simple, ain on and greater d . oe _* y. . ‘ iowner act. ul} op ’ ] ~ 5a : 4 i R .* ca ae LZ - — harmiess PrepTa rayTion nat removes . ite . . ' 7 : . ** —e ‘ — era (,overn ry » =r es } ee 4. ‘ . and \Ir 4 c ; + he the catarrha) mucus m Le in- A urse is supposed to be the se yee ; r 4 . o ‘OT x LT} nN inf ‘ «il , maar ’ ’ ae ' s > - : , Y ation which ral sen practic . : ; "- rH o peopie ah fa e A great pa rt . 4 . . as . + 4 ~ ach, ver and intestina! ailmen: inelueing e ¢ aS . . may D if position t Carry on immy th ace, and Lie — appendicitis One dose will convince or | @ the work tk aching Not nis ji | : ye ‘tore cotunded Woiltf-Wilson Drug! of hygiene but c he newe Pye Cee wi Baie , : — _ aigreen Drug ©o. and druggists ee rithout Yederal aid,” sh sai. oping na ub O Uae K everywhere ledge of the lati betwe 1 . av _ we ’ ’ ; ADVERTISEMENT upport now would greatly cripple from Dumm Denison play vain he health work in many stg 2 v, ) rn aiscara . we" 2 of hearts, and Mr. Work won with OCT. 25th—OCT. 30th Elizabeth Simon, cou.ty >| ublic health nurse of Carter Cour- Vn th ‘xt play of cards, : | Cash Orders Amounting to $1.cc *, described a novel tonsil- slinic C1 nad 3 WELLE ad 1 % or More Will Receive or children in the Ozark region in| diamond. All the high diamond . he for children in the Ozar& regioa it es eg eae ein Gerse DOUBLE EAGLE STAMPS ~h lalran n the Courthouse and operations either been plared or were in hi TANDA D CLEANING ie oe performed in the Sheriffs offic nal > Jed tne 4 Dummy a DYEING CO. ariy in Misso: . t OINTMENT cnn be depended ure coe standing, here proved any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles Recommended Physicians | unl Senhon aan 6 PAZO OINTMENT in tubes with Pile Pipe and in tin béRes, 60c. The circular enclosed with bex contains facts about Piles which everybody should k PARIS MEDICINE CO. Besument and Plas Stucets, St. 2 Ses nl aoe Sea RRA - a Aad - FEA ER AIR RLS SS CaP RARE OE OS : , ‘ 7424 . . . . Miss \rPace ‘ F PIncil : . a fifi sty 7 ~ . . - There is a time in the stage of Avoid such consequences by ... me Ba school of the Jewis} ;- son plaved diamonds ; 3444 GRAVOIS AVE. (Main Office) 2825 . . ‘ : LuUTS.LI CHOO! O07 ct iSO every disease beyond which drinking lots of water and pital, spoke today on methods of Maj. Herman won with the ace. PHONE—OUR TRUCK WILL CALL 0306 : mre help. Often that point taki s, Gold Medal haariem oi] teaching nurses nd timulatin; wa}. ierman now had tw a banat ic Rinddidia dia Radiata dind Rate Dati te datiatinte ty te te tet tet tty te te ty te te tae ee ho nn nt is passed before you realizehow capsules (the original and lars! club tr! . nm) 1 could serious your trou- genuine). Seca GUDMED, ors Me oS | DOLLAR VALUES NO OTHER STORE CAN EQl a vee HAARLEM OIL stimulant — the Carroll, professor of military hy- t is only ¢ mathinns ea ._Don't N et; 1R - | Sieme at St.*Louis University an ame figured that Mr. Den wae al peice ED National em, fe "Hoary Ham of wtangay Sore deutie "ore wncoegs | $O will do the work of $2 Thursday at LAUER’S—A Deposit Holds any puchendll bincendecidben. Acsept nncuhetitute MCC 1696. Pully | automobile ride to Koch Hospita ne ad adbeast oe roy Reaves 8 Satay Ue aro hs 2 fe Ot ht i et te te te ee no i el Rae COMES EPI: apc its All Gret-clase druggists, 35 $1.75 Wind Tp lec ve . in Ie ro the Train L701 : j ; large Mam ~ ea ure location of the queen, it placed Mr , : oy ag apes ben . rg , , . ‘ > ' 4 . > - a i agit wt Rite neat eT Matha el a ade aad : : n position OF THE SMITH-REIS } lg cAncarepten pe gg Fhe ws be r i a fing-10 up to Dummy'’s Major Herman heid a Liquidation Sale | ("9225.0 | ~ iqui tion e m wi rick nl the Pretitly Dressed ¢4 | $2 a oases g $1 lead AS ade hut is Was a $i7%> valve Now Going on at Thiebes Is This daring ature. Mater | Hermon $3 Jointed Doll, $1 sem like ms: $0 Rpg ens contr , ere $f - a NO Want icin oe ee + P rt” te S » ae L Fae Ho oe SRL ease ves ee . Oe ee ee we cara tog eurie4j wir proba bis Ss 50 Me, Daottabe tod the! 6 ° ne iead surprised M: Complete man. but one could almos ned thoughts as he reas | Work had held the queen- and Convenient Terms | spade i¢ would hare heen ht e ical play to jump in with the on the first spade lead. make hi MAin CAbany two diamonds ‘a! i thus save game 4$1¢@ 4576 Undoubtedly he would bave done so. Therefore Mr. Deni: has ur- , White Enameled Soren a shrewd play in the. hone Set. rar oe reo $1 1103 OLIVE ST. 5911 EASTON AVE. bat X with fall into Rie eran mel | 2 | [312 vaue, aitcunt, | S25 North 6th St. | alsation 108. “Majer ities cann aie played the and | 7¢@ Beer Seath of Freskiin ‘10 of spades, Mr. Work the 5, and Cathy sig

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WEDNESDAY. ER 27, 1926 | ed een T'! Read the help wanted columns. eee ere nS _ SPECIAL NOTICES — ' oT yA TONS — WOMEN, IMS HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS | ee REMBEI* hat aueaen ean ‘| — 7 . ' SPECIAL NOTICE —i 1 Eew. BH Fe = ene male nA ante 2 isicimeceinamiee D E A H S ) r) af 3a | $416 Abne city of a. i Beier Old tures | airdrensing roanicuring. LAT HDR ESS— sit : ~ -@aning rEticres LABORERS — Fe s~ | | , references ths r pi. of Missouri, do hereby give notice that 1: mg. eauty culture: big future end Wednewlay: si 5 3 exis will not be responsible for any debts con-| fixtures. MAin 1 mice line of | day and night classes. St Lowis Academy | 9279. lens LAB RORERS— 23 wh ie men. for Mrs Julian + S04. of Bea — ee ne , inee Reh- | |L. Petter after this date RG = aoe, Heleg COLUMBIA E ELECTRIC CO.. 1114 Pine. |” — Cuture second floor. 804 te) LAUNDRESS~—- Sit - a ,peving yw at Deo ‘wners Gruve. ne ‘si Car deer “iz and. | —~ ; ELTER. ‘cRZ a ae ——— : und ' home ? heur: “el Camp: a . ane #2 se te Sag > he SPECIAL NO NOTICE —t. John W. Hilbern, |~ == Se | LEARN TeLecrkarny—vViet oor er hoo 3 Bt: ri bper day. sppiy te superintendent on > Entered into rest on ert ty - birt: 4 + in her} of Cit “| of s Levuia ty . ZTAGIE | ‘alk with students; we gumrantce pest . GRand 1453R. 3 in .o#) . ioe « ivz6. at 2:45 a mm. Funeral ¢ 3 Wacker-Helderie chapel. = gS ‘Yt _ a _ EXPRESS } AND HAULING tienes at $140 to star afier grad MAI iM : ath artmen: | MAINTENANCE = MAN—Must be experi- YOUNG MEN— 2. , while rt of 4425 South —— eo even ue, Thursday. Oct. M he reny . | I will EXPRESS 4 QND § HAULING — Linaen fay or ~—- hours. 9 to 1. | ‘Lindel ° | ‘ee machine. Apply Rm gent pgs Secumary - er | heiove ef Flora aca, 1 New St. Marcus Cemetery. "| mot be . any debts contract- pr ao Co.. 311 M. Tth ar See a ee Oe me > el iei=s w: inee Ducbrider:. dear father O'CONNOR —On Tuesda Po ds (cS) a 5 half dave. — per- | — — fa ogee ame cL SBs2eitione with ee rs os ¥. Oct. 28. 12°86. : te by my wife, Mrs. Mamie ' ~~ SCIENTIFIC beaurr ecrliture taught by ac- maicegias ae 2 —Eueprienmced for wash rack. 72247 anc — webs Baumigar Lue Grafr BR. John p a oc —_ Tr. beloved | Hilbert. ns Warehousing Co. ’ therieed ‘Mar nelio are taught 447 4) - - ns tefe S if a T6IR Hetert. (cA? mr. Bates, 320 Fianters Bir. A le hau be. iS his lorty- : 3 ’ qt) © ‘page | JOHN Ww. RT Wesh: on. rT; . 0 ‘ ™ = \t experion ce repre neckiag : ” wrens (nee Geany!}, HILBERT. STO RAGE— MOVING- -SHIPPI — Eimuar 0600 cm housework. JEffersen 2904 2800 Ber. | ™ German: with office experience ip ’ NG . ~~ Healgiest % ‘ : i , P D O’Conna ' . wes xs : a igo from 3 Wacke Heiderie chapel. | Sister Ma ax, O. ot r. | THE LARGEST IN THE ITY | ‘Ladi es. ‘Leese Beauty C ‘ulture sard a - &iso handy man. Ils es : ome , Se sc A NNRIBNS, ihe M lp st: aes te aa ata ge Nt Rais ae We os “s 2 6 ang Mrs. Frank | The leoweat Pos! © So an - avenue, Tharsday, Oct. ; ung, in r. Thomas F. and ‘ = oF a : Pam.) me or ; (soued row tions waiting ~ Re tet yractica. opt ai (fata rg. ; NC mel a . . grocer ry ex. —_— _ sTandiathe -— = dari ) - ™Y’ |The lowest Fire Rates on Storage. i aeie. Act st ance. whiie our) ready for snmegement Bex 7-257 F-D. E\ Pm eh > ‘Valuer: ~~ o sie N Great i ee |, Funeral x -4 residence ) PRE ES PRR Ret BENES P83 . x J a=? | MAS. eh move l-story frame house 5 SB Gol¢ Medel SS: = . ? r wrte , ° atenque TENOGE A PHER. > PistT — st. 1014 Tamm. or phon- PArkview rece wer Knewn the ‘ j [ER COLLEGE eI Arh; (ot) | f War a tember URNACES, ’ ~ oe YF onths’ ex perien: e efficient at nae : after 4 » mm. fe) teday far if @ pee! lot. fleida a _MEATING, ETC. | Wee HANIC AL DENTIST RY Pn knowledge of booak-eping ry AN AND WIFE—Colored. digh washer | dio [sk #TL. 1038 Longwood er. Tv. wk eee eas. Serie ae Society and Sx. ee. > | _.~*, Marks parish: Lost furnaces. put in good We eT | cede 7991 aa atid ) we? place 4649 Washtne- t. Louts mgs cl No. G& Serene —— -- ! am. : PArkview 34568. Fm i See uy ib every branch | erpencn GRAPHER - — a . iltomn. Lindel 567 Ww. BiG ul Degree Assemh! Pee ; ee . Town. money ¥ and iri pertant oR oT ; rork wht imetroction. business ' selene + - ‘ - —— ! umbus Anes: Tt Order Hubert, rvs ; 31 after 6 Pp. mm. BS Mev- — = — —. . ' — a. ‘ “ Lue r Beok 4 Vins TRI inca a mean > b 4 : d MA. iain met Se reliabie. err end ; mh —— L N&TIONALste Please omit re ne ————: ee i | | eC BOOL OF MECHANICAL I ENTISTRY typewrh ne " beokkeosing and office row? tane cor sreserres. tor remmmranitie at wi ME “MILLER ad the Man te ane ew York and Chicagy papers please me | Comtaining white cuffs and | GAS PIPE CLEANERS 1082 &. Grand. Odeon Bidg. JEfferson 85-30 jeacary S10 Laclede 7RR% ae a 50" z "Tayi ne yee ‘e) oalene one Se — eee ts t ~y } 3023 sh -i ate 3 . ‘ pee Ue ES ee CB) | Gare, . w ae . ’ — “iy itien * - _ (ed) yey h ang 39th on Shaw: pPTPra BILO¥N $2- . work guar: — TENOGRAPHER—Sit exper) -—« oa a" WAN Not afveid of é ¥ a work. sit Comat 3 *. . s.oun an REIFENBI RG-BURNS—Entered into rest ~R ease call GRend | teed. Nicholson. TYler 0640. 2122 1 poh Ma » sia _ (84: - _™, | accurate: has been dotrg temporary work id sale % aa imechanical ailit aemra- wie and on Monday, Ort. 25 toss. as 1 #0 D : B84 A Shaw '¢) Trade Schools iter tes : : : Steg ae = = _— WANTED- Fifteen i - appraning men , : m. or two years: Wishes te iocate perma unusual Opport eA fer man =e can _ @ ths ; osha SM I DIGI NI RII, Na te th RB Mle HR He ae aah 5 A Ss clean ™ Anna Reifen onrs | ae = rn ' PT . = naomi at ec = — anon ‘ . " 6 N— Lost piatinum. 14 stall Ball dia- — 2 08 On een eee ee es a7, : a ” nevT%iy:- VWery res@otanpie éalary POrest , , Ry beloved wife of Albert. " Reitenburg. Gear monds and diarmsond: Ort. 23. | —_ ' : © HRI Bait} Bux 5°. Post- Diapeteh ——~ | COBpetityon large ‘conn sure. mother of Mrs, M x MISCELLAN | ienrn ; hydra saaed take ondere tor large food Brod | Shut Co. 02 Holland — Le ‘ i r tus Cru th a : nien ' i ‘4% ua - i 7 . re ; 4 . . 3 aa OS : D : i¢ = ome p> 5 —paealiamaae aa = —- — é _ , “ ? . fe 4 mal aw « * | pinrhem Dan ? J os cnning! +t a : — vl @TeESOOULS, Cl. Eous NOTICES ots “ty ' a ‘ a TYPIST Met aze ! experienced ty, te “ . goud prop estion re im ok), “ ee _ “ aon 4. i . ements . : ™ - ote a 2% '. + : - ts os . Burne. Mrs Jogenk = Mi Tan : SS mee aes — ( sae Se ASHPITs — ‘Large one- load | While you learn. os ms% 1 t surance. filing, cog og etc. EAs ties J] between €8 5. @& ra. William e: ya ae ste = L. Mex mae size. $25. Benson. | Lindell 4186W. ich) i (emt, | C247. 7 : (ce | cole Re ned I . ——- ~ | —— wipers fa CONCRETE cut atd wrecked without TH Lie ame (then WOMAN—H ciored: bousework: star AN AND WIPFE—For country piace. wa blasting. Graper Constructiun Coe.. Vie- $25 C : tric nod on Dmce 3965 Fest an 4) UH nd care for house and verd : teurent “Fi o agg : tor UL63. (cy) sSCTriC TTMAsE, Ey lic Cha‘ sil we \—éit.: 4 ' work. experi- | Liy tho JIv@. im city oh ‘in- “Intermen: Bethonin’ Cemet ° - .. 4 ay ee fs es EXCAY ATI SG of all kiz bie fari : owe routs iaieme st $3251. you eee ter: all mod con Teniences . PARTN EK he He # beep. ove : eit , . oT tsk Ul kinds: reasona =" ME a aD ARN R > : @awas ae Foot eg ee a _ references required. Box T-736 open greCer) i : ’ ele er . » rk. “ AL residence. 4914 Quincy | wain 1171 or Cabary 256s after 6 p. m. ae bh Bros. to stmeco you a ARB ERING del) 3432W. 8 2 | MAN—T need a capable man. for ; | PARTNER Wid — "Tacs Oct. 24. 1994. at: _ bcs 7 : ¢ ; ha re wat in barbering. reeuir wi 4A Nahe , dasn clean ~ | nent, well- baying positics: man with iB - os > K- Ai ap Post- Rooney nee Cousk === — “oar mae? | ated ornad it lasts #. n period of aA Cat a sa ae - a a “= | surance or qglection experience preferred. Ria ee = =. sf Jobn R. Rooney, “SE TIFS: ATE OF DEP SIT—Loat: ‘> 46° , age. — , twaiming, h . ith t: tiem te . : BSF... .... .... , earnings «bout $28 a week £6 siart: a@ aRTNER Wid. —i have aS b Bank: Ne. * DIN __ ; : =. 20In no Gay or night : A! f a. rome | ote | vencement ure {tor right party Aprir " buss heer Clayter Call at 7 due Oct. m7} no 00 . _JEff Be a | uew ame ‘ndmenis to Sta ] => > home nicht Leen or rT? 1526 Arcade Bids ce) | av. Rickmend Meighte of Pawiine | vey Come. lerson 18. fe while rou iearn. © catala ROMA 3 a 7 — = - = it _ ~ ‘GRaNTTOD cement work all nae wea- | MOLER BARBER COLLEGE 615 2k: | Sit.. colored: day work. Jifter MAN WITH CAR _ ; a. i : ’ at . sonab.e 7il Maffitt. Parkview 3134] : ——re me un as Must be of peat appearance, permanent | ~ ” Agha ches Bt range. Oct. Sh. at 30 e clock. 7; tainin lune | ke lows ’ eo 8: ulcmiaasisiaietetinaiee te | ae sree a a ——— AOR we» ondew: . * Foner 786 Fens reed Laon with wood pay and « ‘epiendtd fu- pas “TO SALESMAN—Chance to make ;, nate John a Dg ETO —MUPCh lermen jreward. WYdeoewn HOU SEHOLD ARTS GRADUATE —Fieis | , —- — haemo meet the require-| money immediately. CAbany 1905. — ‘ther-m- vary MeLer} i'DIAMOND bIN wo i aa come th -;, Cal evenings. Rivernide WOMAR—*it.” wants position nursing aged mete. ' Unnecessary. as Man | ie AHI | Bost NKOFE TTE io Entered int st onl wher Tt rede Se aati it * PATENTS obtained = a | won CAheny 2En4. ie ri “ive therough traeiniag Sage ~— aw S oil Cent L W245 uston, Tex.,|day o! reek: can tify; PLASTERIN( >—Re we / apedia! ity ee rsen. 21 . Fi { Ain 7 : S) housework bundier te | 20M ss. a SeGeventer. im = peor ewarc. DEimar 4 42015 Ouick service “Tre: ler =] rao TF, 1645 ; _Lindell 6437W MEN—¥o mg ang midéie-aged. to rum on | — — > _ penny Ep ~~ emma sarang ~~ perce eae os — - _ - un nee os ome P r" or © “* e ie wily M>—Lost: white Spit uz; weturn 912 Ca- PLASTERING himbeys, cement, bet ek ; ured ’. Ziman, me | WI N—#t.: Chrstian: wents position ‘aine, jong rum 28 # Ziat S)} the . Elise "Rosenkor eT.) Baan or cal OO} ‘fax aOSM fc} | Tejair; be jeb too amall. Lindel] 2840 Bidg former examiner in Patent aie white: healthy: pleas MEX~-3. with 2 on nen Sie: ae “yg ror: | ne OeT, OTOlCher-in-iaw grandson ' s , tag reer oe ; ee i5) -* , piee v¥ and take or » aty we * > See ew oreo haa eo ts rear _ | - : } ra: Ligh ae re- een : bd ‘ - iia Fe ae : ; ——— , . aH - wr — oe OF OS } > : 2 rv : POR HBe—New «trie wood n¢ | PATENTS — Watsen FE. Goleman patent | MLA! colored: reliable: cocking. | £90¢ re Appiy 2 te 4 p. m.. 4485 Oj Meh | CLOTHING S ALI w= Ly ’ Tm Be ii Prwieden Ch; apne. 1836 ; _ . n pang . : lee ~ - ; mn a ee room i 7 * - 7 ihe es > FF ‘ i r j PO + > 4 ‘ hin . » J 7 »f 4 ce. ..@¢TSO — eae a we Lowig arenue. T 28 E 2 tee fa light lobbing AT weter TIEW ee book] 446 st.. Weshing Steady: referen JE Py nettemend . Gan permanent or 2 ly to * Re A aT Se RIBS i, = Aan ng ge Pent erg etpey ae ver? eae OO tee . °e anc Irene ; M “uir e anc our ' *, Be pct sR SIR Th eh il RRs: te “il he etl gl ere aetna Pani MRR pn oot Rrme® ee ee . Ty fen le un o o ver? bo 4 mm Pe = : Bi “4 . aL > . . . —_ “Seals Her = a : oi ~ ; = — a : Sal -s, c et $304 « . r s. Broud | hi . . ae LFF > Rroagwar a * “SCHI OESSMAN—E: tered into rest ee ee a; shepherd jong white af _ PAINTING g Thursday and Friday J Eeffersor, . OP a ty a ; he Cal BAI aM Ex S803 ——- ~ “/ ; . . sie . * ; ’ ; " Pai air wn - . 7 : : . > ’ cs sok N BES, eR eer sd os re ~ ; - . . : Soaine , - a : ” ; pe Mo ome : a Parkview e7om 12] idland i% ‘> LADYT—@it.: refined. wante work | care : 3 L~ ad t ; ' OOP R r , for 6 bourse day. POres: 13503R - “ i“ ’ ry ones or amy either outside or ineid wore EMPLOY MEN | YOUNG WOMAN.-#it fesires position it Feu - RA, 6 Field midg.. z ' Je » ~ Kennad mporaey. p hal Ebs: ter 251 ; ' - . Vietrola department a music store; | ~——— , wal _ 235630 i “ . — ; Way and Gashiagen. = —==— y ’ | downtown or Weat mm, referred exveri- respon me poe —e eal ont fneer =x B-163. P-D 7 1: werk im Ml . STOCK BALESMAN—To sell 4 “ encec: good references. ox B-16d, J. | ; WOT. PD. . _PLUMBERS (5) | Appix, ater Bidg.. room 2. stock. Apply Box “ - ae De — near Warne and BClaTE SA SMEN—talary and ave- Pleri 3 ei j rTy er. ec ri rf se 2 TER =. T B ae if; i _ naandinanmel 2nces : , . ae _ = = _gnd a Sales nw advertising department of ja 571 Rae Ladies’ Aid > ~ ae (oa : boas J An PEN—! oat. on Benton st.; PL MBING —— heat ing repairs and “new Y eonenmers selling orranizatic rr se Lae hester: a em et (e4) | *~* ogram V. Ll): reward. 29194 Blair. work. Reliable Plumbing Cc rev) sdieialned ’ _MEN, BOYS oe ae HF I P W AN] ED een start ya ‘924 Cheaical ~~ silt ~ rr - - 4 - . ; Ps hurstlar O ~ a Rabért Fieid. o: ito, rest on Tuesday. | Ox TERRIE} 7 —t Lost: with white boay. (44733. | Rae Wee es ARTIST—Sit.; advertising man. age 24: , Pliag ita gaughier-in-iaw and sister- in Pd ai ~ : wie ; — — ——= Marriec; can Make layouts, write copy, | a a eatuanahip . wi se! a: —— ot , * -~ = e > a . ul ~ af % . é : - ; / / a et ‘ fo ‘ "5 3 . t Lost: engraved tnitials, | Work.” Linden 447 row age. {i osu = ~~: | BAKER—Becond hand. wg eee . Arcade SAPER COTT a Set eae 1427 a . a ' i ri j er | me. +: : in CT? t ae Pe - > ~~ + ’ " ™ > ' yt Aay ~ ; years ast ‘ ‘ 5 at d r&> s ' ss L oe ; and “pr fatl “it ne art. M AD 3934. + 3 Ww H ¥ RE} AIR ? , ve \ Tetor 3S ee aes u rd Jlive Street ra orte ‘eB ) Loc ust. ner ae NE acter Swe c} | law aid pace a hie AG—Lost: Black: containing TU cam buy any icind of rvof! iS | rolls wishes ‘steady putes! Phone’ Dat | BELT SANDER —Expersoced, union shop. | PAPER HANGER—Acd painter; must | ois Entend iD? -— an mon 3 " oney anc eoin ‘WEbater "“O1W ic Boo? ine Co, se20" 1 mont Lie F not j og Wish es sieagy pos .tiob Phone e ~~ & Sen 9357 S Tth. (8) ha brOse r ft SAL ESE S166 to $260 ere} ~~ "4 is avenue. Oo os a een mo 28 Delmar. ‘Urest 7501 el) 2084J Jowtr a ) ey mm red. : enue, Frida . at | BORSE—Lost. aolen _ 18. ene dark ‘ - ———— BLACK SMITH— Fi or machine shop and | PHA RMAC +f a. spore of _go-getiers. eolici accounte St. homas of Aqui Chure _ bey horse. 16 hands ; weight 12700 = nt a —Sit.; is- - trade rin: ing hammer work. Appiy | S830 Kenneriy. we | foe Fe ~ 2 Sow Bans Za , po che * ‘ “ eter’ akira ae toon 5 Oey 3 ‘ i ek ae Rt iggy Earp i : ER IN TEE: NF IE I IN EN ARCS aren aN Sei Deis Me Nw * a ‘ wo" as 0 eh Ae af. he i Aettey 1A dies - i Se 4 - . faey ’ Pm AO cab. Wh ede ae ORR ad re ‘eine ) oe oes eam . = «a* “ & ide - : a . ‘ ge E “Pp Afr nh : a eTit gra ph : rid “ — - ~ - oe —— ~ - " > - r arria +e f2 oS Kin r E “tj 1 T Er =e ored. t r tga tte T anop } ‘ 34 2, «> Cer ; or On c= up: - -- INNERS. AND ee ee ee ee ee : f } married nan preferrec . give ad- | | F R = . per. ae ral Orn tts > McLeod: our dear id- STFWART © Oct. gen Charties E. Cole. Bonne Terre. Mo. pre (ARPEN’ ‘y Lafavette pee LES oo -" randmanther and motherin | fae Meta eo ena, Oct, 27. 1926. | Charis E. = “ce _ SHEET METAL WORKERS ~ ey te ee ee pie | “elings ational 2. moved wits r 3 ee (ewart ee lack ye case; ias . SER—anything in eheet metal ¢ UmerTman. ‘GRand asngh. ——A >. 17? oet-Iy ' 78) pared for work. Caraficl-Siverman Car | prapeaiticn will ntral 1920. — "eS im@taliecds gnd repaired Forest a EES CACO ee 8 chiens POUKKEXPER—Thoroughiy experienced, "ent Co. 12090 Washington av. 4th floor jurders a day. iil —sont arial contain- 2060M g we HAL PPEUR soiored retereuces. Be aa men avick and accurate 1 | PERESFER AND ELUSHELMAN — Colored. | Planters Bi we ctenty : ~ 402 Y MC. & JEfferson | ‘good penmanehip « 1 42.04 Laclede . iene | 0G eumeutumiae tne edemene r PRESSER Om i tin machine. Apr | STOVE REPAIRS CHACFFEUR—Sit, colored: @ yeate pri | in own handwriting. staling eae. qualiti | "© SSER On Hotfmen machine. _ ter | fe 00 ig : “ . 47 ™ — . y TECKF NBEOCK—1 —— : “ “ REPAIRS for “ap: id store. range of vat “2 ghop: references. Box H-1%4.) +47 ee denattarnal n@. eaiar ted. 6s (heries pr - " - — n P ™ es - . ; ) 4 , ~ " " + al : . —a . -- Fe are tem oe a mat Hirsh. ai luesdar © ” 4 ieoe gg ara tek St AL ! ee vali, andirons, rei ” | ae = - - peng nnn | SOR ES sO — = a7 ————— | PRESS FPREDER—Cy|\inder Shal.croas | h. Mre Patric 20- | Bridget FE Deatneniannds las 4 ‘OLECM RtUG— 1 tube: marked ~OGtT AK ss (PFE! ‘R-—Sit.: colored: and mechan- JY——After school 104! B. Vandeventer Printing and Stationery (o.. 1822 Loeuat. | i a . , pee MeLangihilin:. - me ; FORSHAY. 109, XN ° fae "74° - “a CHi- - ae MA - : : Gressmann, Eugen nd | beloved wife of 1 : dor H cx. |, Marvin. 77 mnie, - feward. Co c*. 3th. MAim ee ars’ experience; references. (8) is—J strong, tinner heipers (ai PRESS PEEDER—Pony press. Room 304. “g : 4 Mic rT} . Z ai } 4) : ; ~ Py Pore A nh sister of M - enbrock, dear mothe tumbie Term S. Broadway .ic} oB) tax tn: hs. , | 4948 Faater Lee a 129 Pine (e) om ks ethur : re anil me be ner ay Mr a | ; NECK LACE —iest, Sunday mes | mre a oa ~~ pa i Fo _ BOY——Even . _ Ap ply Driscoll Pharma | | PRINTER -Atlround. to work in email oui Sales (0 Co.. io sole i Poe ; .; x i nt } turn 2 . ; - garag nO - es ; ‘layton ae ca, Sowtewerd. an Friar ; ch a leamenpedicom ward. eteamz 2 oe i — 3 "16 XN. THIRD. {c8) repairs. Lewis Lampkin. Lindel 76 md 7, Claptod_ppe | So Saees. . ; = my 2 cs soem, AP ase +——Hard-alsting pumping - i cloc eral tr a: one — | 6 . oe a = 2 -* var tae ya — 4386 | POCKETBOOR— Lost. money and receipts ee ee eae — neat in aypearance: salary | MINENT electrical jobber desires x - % = Lal a jer; — fw tT . —" + > + ’ + = : nh ? ‘ A . ‘ _ TY gee | r, i , . reterencen ) - ulevard. Saturday mor rning. Oct. |” seen mi Vietor 39°8R. WALL PAPER CLEAN’G. ETC. et SEA Ge; Seerete, “| $6 week Incadeseent_ Supply. Lz ik JRO. | services of at experienced reed ? appoin iment. v. ANN— TOwrm up at ra’ ag x Farnese I , A Ho ri mei _ - . . ‘ th >} POM) FE DO—Laont name Whoinit ™ se ‘ ‘ cay ~s - | earmir and Wainu fe} _ from fan 3 Anthauy Esettnas DE mar 1316 rewarr! 622A N. Tari ir DE war 82) i ‘ NTED ANGE MaAN— Sit. machinist. | —_ ~- rt 2a | : ? ‘ : 7 aaa me - Lh 7 : " ’ ’ : ; vi A a | “a rr 4 —_—~ -— yo ay pasion | . : NA — 7 é . s ’ : y sa 5 : : j F Stanccus c as a ng Tin. i LPeert VPP TU: } 0 : bt DL ES L i »—— ¢ 4st white male. Sum dav enn pe HANG 2 NG & CLEA N ING—Rea oODMe-r inary on steacr w #es @ 220% f; fut us flan »" j sah) SALES EN GINEERS ; - : +4 ok “ne ' — sa I Je 3 7 i. « ‘77 I T igt ’ 1x7 eve alewere name ‘. one yr Les, George F e. iman TY ler Work act epi any’t hing. P x ~ 3529 Lén- : 1@4 : . : ti} vi - 4 3 expenrencec. lee a reiry eral ing ma- : t Aid Soctet: ,o : ie et St. & ig’s Church. F ns all Lindell 5026) or 272 (e6) rn (DOU FO ‘Pus t-Die Pigs ehine BAKER ICE MACHIXE ©. . —- ‘ - ls . , ‘ . . . _ «= ~~ ree - A EERE eos COO - _ --~ en ee . - # 4 Ch L LeR - = . ; : Ai May ClO Ly Grnt- no . . at 9 ; ‘ ba mete ae PAPERi tA NGING >—Rooms ” ‘pape: ered. ser ., —eht grocery or hot @?! ni ight ‘ ark - tb. : = He - v = 4 aid = as ; 3 . ] 603- . 17rt ac ory , John Richmond. Mrs. Arthur | | a oth ‘hanger and 2 ke on Cn on me so » guaranteed: ask for “ur Stevens, Frest = ‘cs sg (3) K ingwh's ghway . , | Sore. Box T3009. Eugene E. Votk ond Mrs. Mauce Tren te * ot tay car or on FBR W S. Sth St. (e) | BALES MEN —Spiendid pies . ~— ’ ‘ é Tt 2) ne N i t. > ; , * cor cee: =. * ? ; i from Southern funeral home. | L: tie ard our dear brother. brother-in- Union © ar wo orth Market: reward. C0} PAPER E HANGING. $5 room and up~ MAN—Sit.: 31; desires position with St. | i gag emcee ey " Exp | young coll agen avenue. XNotie® of time | ath law, grandfather and umele — dor ' NG. $5 room and u Louls concern: quick and accurate at fig- SCORER-—For paper vox work re “oa wee tre EsS—'! Pe of bor @ tar ein | md - o e Tigh away Roy GRend_ ‘a 45 f e ures - familiar wit! oftice routine. high , - Pnerd #L°"S ay Wark Bux T- —$5 and - echec! education: honest. reliable. neat ap Experi eneed on men’s ¢} lothing. Dvepatch Rts oun + Sete Finns . | aera —— _ i T - i ceeeiieatenr | inal ahie egiary ; ) Williem =H : tl ~ Plei : SHOE BUCK LE—tLoet. Mondar eee Stoddard. TYier 2519. pearance: reierence, reasonable salary. Box Apply Employment Manager, mez SHOVELERS—And teansiers— 3 TOS” | music. Addrem inquir & jones. ae. . net ween ag and 1t® ' ‘ : 5 7 pine ear eee ¥ R-229 Peyet Viepaticn. DF he er o Ge Steward. = ' | Foe e eee ex perience 2 ‘t ry pape - - - ; — ne ~ exniasunmereats ene. - ‘TER ac ‘hour, 7106 Date for serretaria ‘wen with large of er of T’ypographica: Lnion - mpton Tr m Mond y =. * ar u Clean ing and painting. Lindel! 42330 "at a mal rout Box EB-1U7,; - hh ri - end mr uk | COTporation, Eagi St. Lo pees? | Ne My. | Sei LA—Lost- sili. with silver ring ROOMS te pered. $6° paper nes Kap | Post-Thienatch ae o. | 3-5 a ence. rapid and accurate mvet he hig? * hard the remuneration and £ Knickmener (‘nee Morrisagy aecan: | Caiies gat : pe at alie “a7 ~last: Gmail. eliver tnitiniod : ¥ P APER | N re “A a wi mint r waaay PI I verside a R. Schrick school graduate touch operator on Univer. | pomsinilities fer prometion are brother. brother-in-law amd °" ¢ tr Be lefont: ine Comet a a keepea ke Phone Ro wine - taled » Ol Fy MA! GIN y can lurmea relerence ' hursday early. gal machine: satiefactory aslary. «xerprion. fied. S75 weekiy while t ; § oy" id “ tos ig _—T. . . ee : ‘ ‘ . nom = 1.1? Best w: rk at lowest prices cleanin 2 a, : i saneietibiaptalnenenianina 7 ° —. hen heme appearing —, ine al oppertunity for advancement: city seter- | have car, sot canv aaging. b Priday afternoen, Oct. 2B. - “py seen sanilien se PODY. Me one Spree en eee eee mtinititianse + GRand 6251M BER en Fe: N git 3 shes connection " ' 3 ee ences requiree. Apply T. M. Gayman Pree cust. ‘ . res: ence on~14 North ’ ™ ‘ nan = 3 hi FT! 4 ry I “1. wh sid with > BB nae eyes . — me .- if rears ef ling @x- nreferre . ed uc’s a ro 2437 F renk mn ‘o4 y ' . ae , st * a +3 ’ : : ¢ ' -~ _ e+ — ~~ - = “ene - Daatped aeahe _ Ane wears ® Calvary Cemetery... - . ~ a of _ De Andreis © ou XN: ane : er i‘ om aa : F APER H. ANGING nee Bi R-2] iepat “lass references. ADDLY es m. and i2 TAILOR—Eaperienced te work on men s| PROWOTER — Keeponaible: ? , he - . ~ a - 4 7 - = — . “Fagen - ‘ SG t . : : . ‘ ! me of Brewery Engineers aN. hy ~ asperaiiie ® * pis ~ : _ mar 6551 Cleaning and paint washing reasonabie "eM hGRAPHES it.. experienced: unm'- 3320 Pine coat#, Docket Maxers Wanted aia. ADPIY entific imventies. — jaa a wall ta thea _ amt WRIST Ws TCH—Laost. white goit Grand work guaranteed. F. XNEISON vTro del! evaite . etude york aftemeone. Box | -oMMERCIAL ARTIST-—-Must be fSret- L006 X. {0th i J) tor im expermenial tered = Ee 86 Wecnes- ceased brother. J. Vis: a 142) ~ -.. 4 ee or Reservoir Park . Fewari 3622 Me- 1585R. | TT (4) R-i7L. Pe Dist 5 clase anc abie te do aii Kinds of work, ap F7® VER—Pirst~ Ig “% VW \ v9 Ly standard typewriter LAC "Pu , —— “" TRIMMER- Experienced. _ecsers 268 | Lat lefied New Tork = MEMORIAM oe ___'¢3) | OMBORTTOR— Mast be ho aroya! : ly Sxpert- | Locust on the drug trade “aoe et lovee napedabenas Found FOCNG WAN—Ait; Jeeta ato “mechanic | enced. Apply United Dr 500 2) | PINNERS —“Thewe. Apply” RT Koh | | urbe: emiary ( ‘aivary ‘ eme ters c see ¢ father James F avi Ne rr , ry # r: und A — nior: bi, Sundar HOPPE 3 ; ss es * 0} oe OwrAae A Kir pe — 7 ae RE RE 5 A —_ om 3 Shinker road. - f z- 4g Pont. . ‘ ’ me one - a wre = - " 7 . : . i AI . » Ge " : ' « —2-- e : ~ st ne yea? tra) 57 | m. to S. (eo 3 ° q : . ti ’ | Th; irs«iay men eeete 4 Lee! aeticidh ‘% : >| . TIN NERS “7 a steady ~~ (ob) PART OR FULL , Tuestay — Ain Bice! an |Preide must heve 1 adri« a: - ; Evermann onetruetiot +f, ag * = keve on ring see Praur mL. ene = CONCRETE F “IN rsSHERS—Tw : INSERS. 2 iis ae Pe a gg ER Be fc) DRESSMAK ING—MILLi a v ao A ; "'s . earn - . ‘ 4 ey work : now bert. Bed ' Digger income thease his - , - eonanpmamionenigladiion — “— or " . t) ‘ ais, Gil 4 eae f p . a : volte ove ht ~ - TND BY POLICE FURS NE ome trade or business ox T-185, P-D , momimg. «i Loughberough and T'NNER—To a ~ quune ng and furnace affords Curran Ceal Co. — "Thurs jay. Oct. @8. at 12 wR aT) Tar a OLD CUFF LINK-—Pichth District. reas gag Th ~ ace oer Ra modeled: ver _& WVoresnterd Everman Cumatructiot r work lieckery 3015 Easton ae Petes 2, 2 cee : ! to W ee == | BIC YCLE-—EZ Eig! ¢ Dietrict _— J tax S020 (cBd) — : P Pt | * ; mi Por W ii- + we > Sendale section i a rh Foe TN P (an ‘ J onTie RH “hk State on. eR Pe jencr A : Grove: $195 . Box T-16. P-D. 1d Be PROFESSION 4 ink os a PPERSMIT si fem plerment a! and ss.ary expected. Fex T-t¢, F.-D. fe Previcue auto 2€1 “~ a4 SKE “ Dig fy _ oe acute — Apoiy LIT Latavetic TRUCK DRIVER To drive Ford truck «mary. we offer permanen ; is \ AR > yaneiz ai 74n rig © tigures atiitinasl ao " — 3 1 ener +i ¥ aria ; * hires genera! iy uefa, aroum * oye ~» ar Ynetien PY cet h “Rarick. 406 & oi | ; ‘PHOLATERER Sau aston CAbany Tesiereot oon See ERSONAIT : DANCING =o restaurant or GERIGNER and copyiet on ladiew” medi | 2644 te) Zz SALESMAN 1920 at en a ee P * R = ; A a CAMS Private Dunece Studic— 4614 ‘De. erohan ts in Add re ea ch oe Pr mae for all Phi (+ MT ERERS—-Thete. on cid work Ww h hn “ , was , tm gle “ma —eeecnes dally. eveninz VUEima: Ot} wencer Dat eatewer conin biat uly Sa go Ol Si ee a J BRICKLAY'G & TUCKPOINT'G (130 nt 8) Suess AKER AND TAILORESK—Ak Tie? Post-Diepetch 5 RN SEE Cans ov Util | op eee ne Saramtnge RAF uncle and cousin. pe, DANCING aighily Mondays eacepien RESSMAE werk. Purest 90754. | SlaiWasne—keperaeic. seed een. “son of selling on a commission basis. —Le 3 contract. 1000. or 4 — , ; B Ba f sd ¢ — aetna , aeons . asic | ptletoen, ive th: featerin : am? RK amt, 28.0 | ape. | North Nin pervise. Lindell 4069. __icMB) | Costin All-Achr Ustsus: “92; featuring) a Cea CPR reg | ne | We are not looking for the al —- PERSONAL BRICKWORK nit by thousands or job. irecler DO pU.ar 2oc matin . Sur ~~ Eas : : ot artment pre- | GE eae” SER em _ ra 4 eme (ery COliax $422 day. ladics” and 3 perienord p giri. Apartment 5 138 Bremen _# 4 | | ) safety type of salesman whe ae °F ieee rea Oo —— . : scleitiiaatiniiitaiiaanas ie men S at tendance prize ee ‘~ ES ate ee , — {mM AN — Must have deli ™_ t on Wednesday. PERSON A'.—Rose B. Come w Aunt Jes. EEPalk aed brick. , mee claases every Tuesday and Friday eve “*77*d. Box FP ~ 4 yy ey toake i wants to be guaranteed against . aeU fea: Sal — Want heirs of George _(. | gpecial on chimneys _ ‘ites Cees + Drivate ieseohe any nou ' STR mlored: work st scase sa ae 2 caan ‘aia Avuly Boal Laundry te) ans tO Spleassninionaen neti w abate a © TUCK: POINTING—i a Ying in ee. | some PRemon: 3999. ics) a: = oh as ——-——— | 4928 Natural Bridge > himself because we would be Lo t ETL E33 | m ical wilh SU peri enuenht . 16> ¥ repa rim¢c Om ii eee y ~ 5ikiie 4 et ccd uw ‘ . o . . 4 net , Cemetery od — ) wee | ——— = - magiuersde an demu: “aon ies _NGINEE! ADD > —- & ; Elmwomi Cemetery. Memphis, Tenn. ic4) commer 7 ) genet ot Mise and See | wash te : a ee aoe Sian ee . afraid to bire him for the ree _ nentte ' 2% : a ; : j ‘i. io] ie aad om ae | S i choolan: na Ut retie Richter, dear aieth- | = ee en 7, = ae - aan oe - : and ds eunery. 22s : — ~ . cher. great-grandmether t Saturday miehy Get. B ortees | ikl —aic colored. | ; Men about 35 Years son that he knows himself bet bd 3 admother. im her elghty AUTOMOBILE AND CARPENTERS & BUILDERS Se semied ot etn, mire centiaapes'| : ¢ - rit | at lai; an mn dance. ict , - ’ te , | - ‘ from the reenience 1326 Riv ie MOTOR BUS TRAVEL p CARPE? TEE anc uliider: open at, OD anys ™ "ZX EI Ba Or nien : , : ’ OTA) of age, who are ex=- ter than we know him. ; ; ie a stantaal Tase . viva i We have no $25,000 jobs for Ww STM FH ALL — 3806 Olive ne ' pe " . , c ad gay Be ; aad : :. wrappers for a de-|come one os Tarior, Due noltiee of time eee GARAGE lexi. oa a | a month. do’ not sell rea! a mem resi on Mondgar. hic $3”: Kansas City, $7; round trip GARAGES bullt and general house rf repair. win per new sn cass fer beginners H USEKEEPER— Sn. ic Protestant 7 - 5 d| and other cities. Leave twice (Co oe. 40 ze oat _Pine_ Lindell _ 1505. _ (eS) 4480 Deimar ae 3, i DY : ; nen *. 7 , weuld like as! floor a genio in. for two inen with specialty 6 St. Thomas MA RQ ETTE HOTE! Garfield 1800. - ‘HIC 5GO Carpet Cleaning Go. ac Fh 2 z {ae ier nt tr Calvary FE RESON HOTEL Mair 4600. s so Finney p abe wy PRA’ secre 4 a ee ou 7 any a . =e ra . PC tres’ 2 tz Md oR Pp Di; : _ ; : ; fee a8 Chentuut. GAriield 0132. Lindel! 2030. 3829 Finney. sie Je my Biss , Ek, sac ene op ne aie ti | pox Wwe . OSt- 1S- a4 To ei , all Mow Let’s« ger down to ‘+ beaieil Bruwt @ar sen «1 C. gad shadowing. investigating. w- fADY—si1 tMarriet: cullurec trait i — / - | *. 9 amare : sunt | Gated S162 Tt Gusmantr Bide. | desires merming ensacemen! to tutor chi | soEEW TS gs ; ? a wenn ac iat fi (cere in their desire to make 6 Dp. m.. | . | ae a ; : > % rradae ‘ rth eerr! at low cost. etrictiy confidential - "noes. , Tn . — ‘ — 2 | Special care ‘Fiver out-of-town chents. Ne Jackeer. 4442 McPheraen, | ork. J ) _—_ ! Hi 82. 34. 41. 50. 53. mS 7” So | Louterman Bide MAin 4687, tem) | Oil a508n. a oe wane mEnswe S4ime rim. | here, but an Oct. 28. John .| 90. 82. ; fee re a SELES | | - for Thuve- | POCIEAIN MAM Mimeest. lee Sree ee, Ge oe aner. | YOu will immediately oet, 232. at 3 vp. Bw oni, Ra aT} - OS , . thing i” DbulCcing MN¢, Work guaranteed Tea Ment urea ’ ; _—~ esiu ms ! ; a: Mathes « Cemetery. Krieg» | EXP# LEN EL ¥ 7 a: 038 Morrieon Phone GArfield 69846 fox. tn 1g omnes | Re: ’ oe | | } ri ienced b un rei e : ped Fy rida. Ww. C.|& Baserctromaciccn: * ” ioe pabeniinaial Ef . — eg hi | J | peri salesmen. No salesman can be Tues: Oct. 3B. at Ll p.! saeass ; chare. ad invalid nes FLOORS laid. surfaced, — finished, —~y genes Monday evening. Parties Wednes. i - Lartich i ae Te > el floors made like new PRospect 0203. ,.- inde!) ndeil G385 a ‘ Cullen & ly chape! : me _ Be x “E-. + E ra) 2S " uw’ sie: ¥ eee. ie? jay auc Sunday evenbiiugs. oe = ) ac US EK EEPER cali at BAI DA ' Vien about th . rt = ber of Laclede Counc! $iss cash: werme: $19 dewn: best werk- | | ; Pps : (neriess home s: : ‘ = ‘pa ment 5 re. Box estate, books, insurance, ete, - _ f : [ay } -— ior T3009 ei . : - r , TRAVEL THE BUS WAY nansizip. DAMON ‘Hiland 2560R. ch5hj MR. TRIMP | HOCSEK LE? "eae ‘ __ sive years of age, W-300, Po 4 t « Dis-| We ‘a have average salesmen & m.. at Appieton, Se : r privileres 30 days. De- ing. including painiing, reasonabie prices: Tuesday Nov. 2. # ™ New members by middie —_ ar ye gued beloved husband Of ini Denver, $19.50; Los Angeles monthiy parments. Perfect Construction got accepted after this Gate. DEimar 18231. erence Box E-* Pos ai pe Bros.’ funeral “™ NWeE RANS STITT CO 'G—UPH’ - | ~ a * ds os. Ec ing ex rence for Central West ee ieee . * aa ¢ DETECT! T. — “~ oveiope« «at haw ) P 1UNG MAN—To saniet with lanier wrk 4 pe bouleva C on im \ = ST T CARPET CLEAN Ls’G VES ee ssvescctons Hs - 44% ae «a ' “Te Eon denvartment ~ store. for pete Brown * FF Collen. territories. . - Leth a. i Co —- Pxilt che ’ ; Fern ty + rae? sions ~ 1 te ; . : re STC Hore ea ring tac , oni ant > oo . a = ei ee eereeniittaaiitimaiaies cally. 1 456) — _— bbone. | PArkview 60s6% LAT — ae exaerien - Bx u Ba tur patch. Dermar_ xe es | ke *’ We y w te in » der asband | { Minnie LEGAL NOTICE : a annem EL-OFPICER WM EF Lé CHASSE due dar Etta Mae Morrie, J¥frex me ms. CG on ed wavel- terview salesmen who are sin- Fs bl * rae > 7. a ib t Beith. _ — ae : that the folliew- . mi. | ‘#A&Tield S762 vad ry er act a# compenicn w iedy . NOTICE in herehy given Mn HANICAL ane shiver wiral. ; | ‘ae b. ae ) | aren “ ounirs Bex FT teh 6 rave ing o“penees. Mr = rst moras fe hy MECHA drawings of all kinds. -}LADY doee shadowing and | | Silman S488 Detmer Ph FORE M .S—Mac “bine nop. whe can han- | CO Bidg é permanent connection. sk pemenced Keme ber, wek is « ’ 3 22 ‘ any | Appiy employ ment ot. ™ no q nama ti a al 2 tonal Pureau ef — Service, i271 | Chemical Carre Ette Musick i221. i- 3 ' Joa j 52. ; . or # & cor © ldndetl r m= oF buanems Riversige 3: _. © B. Musick and Laura) 184. 187. 180. 195. ' ' _ ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC ‘pooms. Riverside iy, local or elsewhere write Mr ig TxDREae—o, ere : a ana AE with ah $25 7, aa aoe auriag W rite, giving your vats, and = , ; Lae ms ae mm tr; Noowe a; wat gion OR | . . “Feet ee feren cat | ERE ae Se amma a "eae . 814 060 ing experience last five yearr, 163 Cash or termes, method in permanent waving “At N: half ‘aso, 7 ? . pate one et the or telephone for a personal] in eo : WRIGHT DOES IT —— canal age x ies ee Cat § Desi: last 3 ¢are - Grchass | * 3 trviw. = . Pim. i: cher | | eamee ema 200 8. , ing Teferences _iintes (er: Sead + is inne htmer 4 Deonneliy's par | be ~~ . . ul eat - ~ LAT NT iar ——_ oe a erettioront , f - : WwW. E. Pe eo aa “one? ee. ) 7 ang ee 3 of Toile § : e beu on Thuraday | aust. Thuredays te ears a at 30 c oe - ' by , “i acheol Talbot's, er". . . ie hs Yeheck. tte St, Dta ——PrBee Bieciric 1a) -~ . "ey6W . on

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W EDNESDa® a ee oP 2,814 AUTOMOBILE Want Ads last t year—41,768 ! MORE than the THREE other St. Louis newspap ers COMBINED. wa \ __ OCTOBER 37. HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE|HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALEMrsemre) AUT OM O BILE 2 flats: 57 ——— r too sm "Tet 1S. . } ’ me ee ee Conehes_ SS , SS = — ——— + es — BEDROOM SUTTE—-+-piese: sample: FURNITURE—Contents ee Steiner Purnicure Co.” 1302 ‘ Broadway es Ble agg suite. bedrooms. | RNTTCRE Wid — Fiighest cash =i COACH—Z1-passeuger: cos mee |, My aicn. uh Se Se oe a et Sahara, iaalen Makino Ree | lew . sa = Be Ks nde ct « Sas 1 te rw ra apres Shy sae . eer ies att oe 7. priteret SE or ee e dead = antl oe a Ng PR Al IO A AINE Sy DNR greeter Ayah rede ey ge “ » } FURNITURE STORE — rand, _Aclede 2771. (cS) Terms | or trade. YARLEM 1035 N. Grand 1999 Marmon Sport Touring He 825-27 N.3 ths PS Ee eS ate eee ee aE PES al “| ca tg | “condition 1130 _ Aub eatin 6 ope Re gel gy Fe Be ed on 23 Hupmobile Sedan .......- 30 Aube! if Re | Dimas . Wiliams... 43 a ESSEX COACH. 1925 tt 1 w Pp ~ Waltec. Lite ast ne UE new COs T —_— = —————— aa = a Ft = - —————— i a hie ~ wy 3 “er "el ee er F > Q? : LO.. 1202 Sg. | pect 3448 Ps ta 2 ; AL! ROR DS LUO coupe #edan everr- yoru : commfert and Class at “2- © v4 SBS4sa Eas om! te Trade Your Car—Terms to Suit akin ———— eaewre women. GIRLS HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS oF 0.7 0 OO OE Se scam — ‘ine bought: loans. "BS4S8 Sane. | = - leans mat: antes — zs i Ty *} M4 -. se 15 » @ Be: 9: qa Ju t. Lod TYE pil 3° } ‘ a . a1 . - . . , "7 | — pone it! Weber's. 1817 Locust, a % _ E se “om piei ‘a aes The .. . , - - =a ¥ ~ : - > 7 .¥rctr?r le al Aut omobt! 2 « SI dD Elmar 4460. 4700 . tea tin t 0c new: reasonable. | PRIC "ALI i IN W: ushington-—_—_ aerene > 7 : Nr Mo ° , : perfect condition: 19th and Locust ete ae ie ee ae OS eb ae aie cae - =TT DEBA KER—1! 9°35 ZEIG LE ER MF&. ( O., 905 w ash- ) SSD | Friedmai urnit Co.. 2334 Franklin VINCE! TRENT MOTOR S&S. SS. 513 ~e c ' Between 30 and 35) on ee een or eee ne | D heater. 2239 Oregon. Victor 3738M. | Gnoe $205 oC et ee = eben -Pboctexel Use Orns? | 7195 Manchester 3005 Locust - ~pDIPPERS 522 ’ . == at ash st must be exper enced n : “ years of age, who ; ;co ae ° ~~ . aa. tor JdSM Klink _3o) .) S. “rand. is ede 2771 icS) nas ep: others meec no at pen , - a" a . . Rip R]oS tal. Our -Jian. roaceter, | 7 Wastingion_ Candy Co. 302 Washingt: | & pe expe rienced Easy © ijj| | {CEBOX—McCray. und Ideai Superior gas | iourine: cash. Lindell ot 438 bas | STUDEBAKER COACH COOK—White: 10 gesist with housenork: _ g exttatcE sn {PF palelles, soniepeee: | ow rt ee DEMONSTRATOR good home. _ 5 —— cng 5 t w rs er i= == aT a Aenean ge ene Ratnam ee SUS Cap. . Ls oS. Five beautifml Studebaker coaches tn the | Se ML AKER'S “HE! _P ER—At ° once $2 / Post is at ch « : le One 1g24 sit )- many ad. ev gcua>ra2.eec. a day. 662 Ss" gt een ~ if | =])i p LC mM : | before xeting our price. “po” Coupes Sa On Sunday _and evenines. DRESSMAKERS HELPER Most be, °F 1 : Siar gi8o sence’ sm, ase teas Mb: | “ESE Ot LEH OR ADROR |= Minster 0. &pemmenser cons: | JOMSSON ALTO. 2007 Gites s\__——so¥8 ag ee a, 4 || az, S280 vale: our cama price. $85: 3 “g55 900 CASH*FOR AUTOS | 31; °%,a820 Maser S. pes es) 7994 FORD ROADSTER. $90 EMBROIDERERS— Experienced 7 o2¢ Delt (cd6 Bring — J | - rah Ebi OVERL AND—Sedan, o” Me 2 nem, ©" | Oa aVASSERS and SOLICITORS } et “sged) Bea : : _{c87 ae vil | i NEED ANY MONEY? | coupe. same as new, '23; | ——— chape. $905. terme: Praske’ f" A oOnn > ~~ -~ — -* oe . 38435 sw. 61: 45 Mc P hers a. “er LADIE — ¢ ai] Bic.y: bis f Lit se LX. ESSe : ea uri car for cash or iend rou ive. 3) - ; Pe, PA jew 3800. a as cenera. be ysework. . ba! a 9 . = “2 ~- . ==. aeat covers. ' “3 . es , ri 4 a ze a . ee: : s BS -AU TO: Ss : W ANTED- 30 Pane n _ - - *>+ ? ? . c ners 4 - " ), iga terms. Seanlines oes Eni tc: Ah I oe ‘our-passenger- nice tires. Daint. @t€.. ii..6 parments, Merers. 3618 ie a. | PArk TOM ” Vie > 4 genera! On Csi — Wake fo se eas Cabanne vig = mag Songs ge A nd tne mohair Spring seut and bac GIRL “Reliable. for cooking and + = - SS SS Lo ‘ushions. In { conditien. Easy All est cash prt aid for ais» have 1924 Gardner Lene ge torent eworws x; goed _waese. oie =o ~ SALESWOMEN WANTED eo es Sn. a Se eee pe) Sn : automobiles. IMPER reas ag Prete yen Fe ogy eae ty Bh ean __Sedans For Sale OVERLAND 3-DOOR § GTRL— White; general housewo (eo? RISTMAS CARD SALES WOMBN—Ou D B | *) , | Lovia.I2. | nt renin Sund: a, (CITE aUTo CA. 2007 “ust. an = ee ‘gaes sonst et Se Ste? SAL avenport Bed | ilrung & ‘Gri im as be a eae a one east ape ~ 1926 BI ICK SEDAN * -f2,, Tondertal 3a Dee * Look! See This Buick > tate te ee ~ OVERLAND SED: 3 LST rou a é ’ % enc. _ require Ms. - persona! | GikLS—Appiy. Bianke-baer Extract an . higeest Val eee mimi n nap “pape > . itiesnienwas ‘ . 5 on > — —" : . " ‘ _— : : - : 3 ) La ‘ ag _ 24 =. — = = : i he : = a Jit - ) : od ee : : os : _ Suit te, 596. OO ot ni ce YW ash i ngto Th - Here's a co ape trat nag been run er! 77 ; . } le: fully eoui poed and reint is { » GiRL—W hite "bes: wages, smal Ti ith : om . aa — ? “7 s > = ; is Mf os 6 4- “passenger fe . . Reahe = S52 tts . ’ . ee Ei) - peers rae we ee ‘ ‘ us - JJ.) Per Le = . ne MONSTRATOR = \ once: salar na | Spr - P and i back lo ‘ushions. li ~ » teal? - ? .. “and Like ju f bee be - BT i kK TSED ( ak DEPT. 2 ; roa to and rey » Ss ae: ’ . Te! y y Clarendor. ' 5200 Delmar a 4 | Look! 1926 36 P ackar a6s —- LS NR ae rer o @i PL ™ genera. oee work 3 . LP Rue | s a: a i - + : Pm r = aie a A r ‘ See) Greer. eer . | commisns: rman Ree ee: Se eee | ae Gee ae pe = Le 3. PIEC SY ‘ | * | =} : ; : ane. a iat wit mir? rel : Tote q 3 es ‘ —— ahs , ms od ut . : fy, “7 P CE \. if pig car | 13 B : i ) \ a essen SY TERMS { . deme , | ie . . Ln endiemnnite : - . —_— . AY te as He Tea Os } “ha i rs. ‘ ) 1A . se ~~ r = Q: : Get $25 to $1000 Quick 4}, DIANA GOUPE ROADSTER NEW BUICKS ee Re ee ee ee eee eee! ‘ - art men 7) 7 G1 Seep NoMa Nee ae =A hued Sl wae at cumees, Sur genetal Bowes | See, ee tol or — teat 624 S. Ther | EXC ae tye . —et rtr ¢ 2 in i Mrs. Snow. An : rt trem Sa , a 9 HANGE = aa ...083 >» I a JUST TS family. Phone CAbany 8549. __ ALESLAT | - —_— ‘OW price. LEVY Dros... . S. 14th. N w ’ / } Four titie, eet the money and drive Jar” : 1927 NLOADED ———- 7) ama ag iRSS A ENS ett 4) a “ ri = at #* } “ ’ 4. 4d” r ig ‘ _ a n : ha® A “" ~~ . ~ a r we. 3 : _ qj IRLS—'n sewing mac ine tece wort and mpeLet women's read ‘io wear ae = ' — at | ~~ JA >) Swear, a la few minut Every : PIE [RCE-ARROW DISTRIBST TERS. ‘ } 5 two-door Sedans. ss Geecy Oe. and compe: opportunity tne || CLG BOOM T—Reasnabie : \\ thing private. no red tape. Old $81" WASHINGTON DELMAR 145. | ; . four-door Sedans, Fh a nn id fb oer south . ate ; \) Motieages paid off money ac- DODG E—Coupe, 1925. new Saueoame, $595: four-deoor Sedans. 4% ‘eta oni : _ vie ker hief Factor 3 x1. > » ’ ciase i ~ : > ’ | ew ‘'hst ein re d . t rr a 4 > —_ . : —s —_———— iomvennalitiiat —e — Vv . T>] i ‘ , " l-eateaeen amends S73?) Gravni ) , ee me ‘“ 2035 N. Gran Open Till 9 P yi : condition and fui : ca erms. bath 4945 Kingsbury. _ a Se "pene age care as ten + erNr: ROOM SET—S8 pieces. excellent | . Calaay new Sn . pea ~Aiainl , ‘ . . isinaiiieieaidlite ‘ - on ‘ ,! : k Ein i . ul S-plece suit 7 . > a arma wi 3 57. ' ) 4 . CIRL W bits get Tai 4 euse Ww: rez , —_ LA LD Be tee Loertenced it in 4. vy pes - - . _ . ee r Tr - ’ — | is . 4940 B rate weham ct. “* pEimar near i ania retinas om Ling di priced et S85. na ' 5 these si tres Y CONGOLEL M nes ‘onfidentiz al | Aut n % Oans ESSEX “For R CHANDLE! eo we gg a >- ~~ ~S: Ss. J ic . J bck os ea5 ai ri ‘ b = I - . : - k o of 5 . ger wt ee Ss utomo o.. _ 3 — = iii Ds YOU n : Pe oF casi hi tabi | Y c ae RCA : *) advanced. | 2-passenger coupe. fully equipped: > g 1044 a RU GS ' c. XY. MORG (el4) | TVarenteed: terms. 5033 Delmar. (c3) Ditmar cr 4480" £700 Weehtagtes. | i “a BN. 2a07 CHANDLER—1823 ag sedan. ‘in aca | — i, Alive at. a _— While. between 20 and 30: t%- ysual co-operation lenty pias to ss ron ns ce “d; ‘gen eral housework: adults. 3U) yirg Clos _ 1401 Ares : ; ° 3 PORD—Co lo eondi ler PArk. ew 4 21. en 4 C4 a —— - - “DEN NIS. BROS 9x19 Size i i ! ‘ > rade, terme. 2800 S ns , $60 l « hape - new Duro ’ LF? $47 _ewis Au- —_—_—— LS r- . ots. , ; ~ oy PpatTr Repa ring and Painting Fegan —— are —-4 Coe.. D jane 4460. ” 4700 Washk- nbacker - o. COLORED GIRRL‘ ee. es) Sa 4524 Delmar BL at MARY Pasrenrs RIDE WITH PRIDE. bea > eS heeher / 19 26 Rick : For pickingepecans. Appl yr4l245WEaston.° wee gate pe A ate pay oe Picea ~ es if ‘56 ) $7 Q5 Expert auto Painting. satisfaction ro | Ani Sees. a ow = | CHEV RO! LET —Sedan. 1. $335; in very hel For picking pecans. Apoly 4243W Easton. |" Se ge san nae acme a a ee eae Eee “TT Rs ve | anteed THE LOCAL AUTO PaINTING | *CORDS—7 coupes. 1928-25- nerfect condi- mechanical shape. CAbany 1905. 1D) | “ RX ESS—Take care of 4 ema h en de ue men _— ‘e a =? “4 ha roe ge "ogg at New: from one ue Peer i Bae 3948-60 ) Lac aclede., | Lindell 0832. oo | tien: trade- terms. [860 McNair. : — ESI Nee eee eee Sem ‘have good | um boaue. See Mr. Harris, 794 Arcade! of leeding m eufacturers at Grand Rap | $ teas 2) | sab couse 1928. balicon tires §986:| — 1926 ¢ Chrysler Sedan, $675 | cuver gets it tor $137 am aed ae R-4124. Post-Di »h aie . ' . iS ~ ie me F ANDI sot R—15 92. URN t 1925 >A OVE th excel — y~ ~ HAND SEW R: 4’n custom pants o> with ar to eall on high-erat Sroveny », Che + and © ~, N. Grand. R Mig. Co. 2307 acas. _ . ied} Sal ESW: )MEN—Ma co geand werietn eile , cTuUction tar FROUL; 3 ces. 3! co! SB. ms en TT : AM. BROUGH. ; ‘$50 down. 4821 East: fed) g iid ee Meare scans he | ALES OES Ry Sad FR nang | fre kly ech ike SF "SEs atta Sed |SCNRCOM SET —Oreec Sopa Vaca, 1000; ete mebonuct'S™ mamea_m | Pom aeons tage IB Ti aoe, Oe | Oe Srinad Med Ged | _ STUDEBAKER S > T1463 Bi Leeks Bro gga pall gga pRB BS b : ) Cc ire and library tabie. 53 Pershing, | TSUS Fu Holis-Ros biue Duce; coach! Terns RA East a : Repainted and ae *SEGIRL— Whe e. fer housework ti ction; interest: wer Der Maren t “DE \ NX 1S BR« S. Apartment B. jo“ He 1 | aid tires- be P akih tok i ; is | roRD— oupe. 25 like new, dalloons 1926 C LEVELAND SEDAN age res; ‘ > ter | mi.err it 4 me . onr:e a | rE) " "ee The ’ _Porr at y ; : o> ALA a: ry - . 9 ? ' : Z g yeh ’ : = . et es . — . ce i ——— Tyrer ™ 4524 Delmar BL as ee eran ao sae Ace eeee |] 1 dean ™ ge a orm ! Se ree ae — tn ~~ 5S-passenger Model: beautifuliy painted : gnteaciki— nite. for ee ee TT See i? tia. aon aes esa cis I oth hn eran MB. Sei BERRY MOTO CAR C | FORD—Coupe. 1924 $200; terms; lots dise wheeis. bumpers, balleon tires, ef WEST ERANCH | some eee | aeieal we Blassgee r Be 7 N es TTOHES = — 0 ’ _— 1 2 °x' ree. 4988 Northiand (4 . , ful condition: yrou'd never guess WILLYs-KN ; ; es tiunally yF price : furnitur = ee al rFORD— 926 eoupe: run 5 months; fully | it's ¢ we ‘to Ll. ¥S- iGHT— | :: i o | ‘t today end our OF | tioned: beautiful 1397 —— 428? MePhersen CAbany 13 equinned: reasonably priced. F. Much |; : terms. WEBER'S USED | pine some ” HOUSECIRL— Wh: te no ‘aundrs 3 good i . . - sieeietitiiblansine vat, Wares. 6500 Southw wood. PArkview 1594. | — ‘ pine gg a" Meee ib a “Ere ~ On . ’ ike rT ie ’pece, «, CAdany 51497. Dim. 3 11; . WNLING =] ine) | YAHLEM. 1 135_N. Grand. | FORD—Coupes; all models: 30-day — [ERCE-ARROW DISTRIBUTERS, 1924: ————*. ’ BSA EGS — + eggagemmmemamengmoe nen Experienced in selling women s \ antee: have reduced prices to clear +818 WM ashington E: mar 6145 . fe? | blue: goed motor and ceach Phe ag ene coals — 7 -om city | COats, aresses, hosiery } n : > WwW, UT J { ny io. if nen Sunday and evenings. Downs Aute cost $1 $00: now $400 A bany 1905 5.15) | * ie To ee eae ine rh oe ; faeces i . 52R5 HAD) DODGE—19°3 asdan — ——— | _— “ limits on Yue ine; ai n Pree: earn Pe . , > ; norte : 192 b , | NC N 4 } GS . —t1 + sedan. $7 56. Lew Auto BERRY MOTOR wd > “ os Pree geod eracticn hotise keener, d . ar i Lan ot - : » : or ty , Vai ss ‘HL = eng BR : C H AM jam { ae Ford Coupe. $1 nw ¥ mobile Co.. DEIn leer” 4400. 47 1) Waschine- : "1 Lecuet at. Lies % healt vy references rerulred. A?p- th those WRO Can qual AS TE a. ——s aon mare "OWSS Ta “aang a : uLy equippec an a ; 5 Aine PRO OOM peat Te >] vat ae ' ch tthe me } ' : i . h In : > a! w price 3816 W. Florissant. COlfax 5571. F0Or.- . — * aseiet @&iS0O USC a nut " eg I Sales- incloesure > ae : , : ; . btot | ‘ : a. C4 ut ' Tr - 7 gs. BEDIEL ! IL UU). ? Te " ao = RICKENB. rv cKER MOTOR CO.» P LINDELL 2900 2837 N. GRAND. (c7T) FORD — Tudor 1926- balloon tires. $305. | %*4: terma. | 3 385_down. 4821 Easton. ee; | LINDFTL 2800, i eit Pa eg Olt ae ‘ ide id ee OO en cca ee, SP tm tiie LADIBES—To eri) hoi in gree! ing DIES—-For salen and | advertising | work: | pia faite. dl wt utside: about $2i a i! pat OF sialeichciieatalainbainiitas 36) | ‘ey »18 Locust St. | J sili ; | — . SS CEntral 1852. | RD ( O jel FORD—Tudor. 1924: excellent condition. xperienced . “wo @o alteration a W ashington Av. { or, Sev enth th | - repair work on men’s and ladies’ gar. WOMEN a N | ~ BRING THIS $250- $65 down. 4821 on. . Rosebury Cioamere & Dyers 6451 MEN — per da alary PTO tions | | ~ . s 8 b : FORD — Sedan, 192: “at a eeeeee meee, Sieaee SEA 8) | ae Dome bea eel ©6Dining T _ |, RECEIVE CREDIT FOR |) — : C. terme NUnne? special G. ML A. ‘ind repainted: . Dalloen _ tren: oe Sea oe ed , sag ables $5.00 on Our $5.00 "eit refinished gray Guo, "perfect “tos | 2520 Om Seta “E7 uO; sain. “Biefling. 2501 S. Jefferson. Seb Eetaat os Scat. Sore! any Somme Sus ton OTE |g) OAK PONEE ExTENDION ar $5.0 Sapenaanet par, Gm, REGS, ee | 2520 Om Zeiss. “SmPvERSON. (c) | FORD—Seaane Market. Olive areet rd.. North na) i annlite for pocmeaant iin 1 > ROOMS. $169.75 gga one nr lg . tamt | ‘Ss - te, , 3 34. | AL ~~ —e—— sr ith SPIRELL« MPANY. No expen $5.00 DINN —_ ~ eee | "1 )-fe7-Otdard Used Gars” t: cm rms. Open Sunday : SAID—Caiored, utei expe rience $i5 pecess: ars Earning $100 mont Tao i co ie ees a even . Downs Auto Co.. 5885 nee. G month. Indi rie Ne more Answer be letters Box 21 SASY TERMS (| LrneRoom Sate Rue Daneroom Hudson Brougham 925 FORD COUPE Bite) NURSE—Young white. afternoons. +! | Post-Dispaich ta UNION" fable. Quick’ Meel' G ge, Dresser a bo iii eens, Miele ae 1926 FORD ; Fr) BRO SR > ee : . - - ‘ r'em“tz2aNme e a nti Cine ’ . ; , - a iteeif anal © jew or aot SED AN . erences. TF lmar 23K i . ADY—INTE! , "AL. REFINED ’ “~ apRINE gpe = EX . e ythi ‘cMmplete a hume i.e: at lou , er trade Weberés 151 Fully equipped itkce pate: - CHRY. I. a a omen gy ggg a | acaenes oy 2 = Su8- leh we Lf its] - = stl by an days % 50428 De imar_ str a $t2% fully equipped. lioepitai, take irk wo: Oa rgusen ca 3 POST LACT ith progressiv muerte ’ i Th ar? alme new Car: mont id Hr PAroORi?_.- emous 4. ‘the new. tirade ; —— —— - wi RU. 192 GUC. $-pasernger: ; — Dh: ‘ordiiion ; aa rakes und bal oome: ine i aa ape Ya | 7 ek wegen’ INA CE CORP. exeei.ent: equipped. $585. 3325 Lemp. @ very ! “ @ bareain at $25. aS # i} . ‘ _ ’ _ i ore 2008 AMT ST abe Pe 57) Wee Ts T ST Ry Toss ee came “OPERATORS So RARN $3 EVERY HOUR si Tag = ~ MASC ~ nite 6.0 | Cl a res = pr ene sy wape Cole « n fares DODGE—Tourings, 5: Ee em a ELL XMAS CARD -, te, 9 (ae OPAL iE Biot GHAM, 1925 | ers all AL Klink, 3503'S. Grande) || —— whee oar) ; n iwxMi w . 4 : , : Goor eautiful spert me re cTifice. | — ~ = a ‘ . . mM t eT! O77 Amrrica and w* ay : i, ars ferec ee aa rrp ys T7700 ait iT} oe seman » ute ws prem Ha | STr DEBAKER— “4 De. $350. Lewis = S — pinnae nee -l eam 4460. 4700) )} > om 2 to be ap STANDARD GARMENT CO. | Sasi S50 SY ose” Sea | ce ee ee mona w 410 N. @effereon. {80} | 1OCESS ENGRAVING » iinet tiem ie ee aa 4 Clab Sills & Washington. eee Aen) fo es SPR ARR O85” got arvana: pes o : a fale id 1 eT eer eee aes Pa oo Wat cn, x tls ees PRESSE R— “Experienced lie | T5068 = » vitae | *jalppecd. guaraciees, «easy PONT ge eR A tNtR and $e> Taree - ~~ * " » ' @ ae — e e a Pe STENOGRAPHFR—Adout 1 rear several bp antinue wall i nd fz 5 LAlTve an complete: res. it's cheap iy te ae a _— =| ee pENOc OGRE WER * PREVI EX? ping 13 . azit on ITI RN ' . ; . =e . [> a ee r 5 AND ON EASY e TERMS ; ‘ The Tri ret pe rfee- + - iiwzwiihe Bue _ i town ' ~ ee bern trade. - . g rt | eS ag t “aot ks : ™ , 0 eer t ae . fy CNION Ss , Lor Sau5 Terris odav . I > 2 A RRe \ = p [—Eaeenger limousine YAHLEM 2035 | : POR! - urbe. 19%. 313 condition. $3(%) Chase Garage. 22] 0 ~~ fice expertenc Mo. Feather Mfc. , satin Agena an a Bh. r-aag Ren r ane ‘ . tend be ery amoertence Sos Kingniand,” Apartment 24, “tel | ORESSERS New “value remers: gu Savings | —“BCICK co _* Hes oom, $1750; + ' : ‘ay Ou mi itt ri ri AC ‘HL 192 J Limousines For Sale at $1350. but ~ . going for $1050: 90-day rede terme 2s80 alas Mt NA RCH ie PMA ee Te ey a ry) eres 5 . ae eRIENC "AND D PHONE XI 3a MBER: L BA . eainm betes : ELECTR t - ane ere : EXCHANGE sT a a ny MO GOOD " Gree hg, er Da . oat Card Sterace SM on Pt: a ee ; ACHANGE SPORES be Locust. as ” . “¥ : nut color: these } onadie 0. U1. — sa | | Buick coach. original = Duee. fully) “"UeMee- fn” 7? con anmanul than Products &.. - 2117 Franklin. mae % tn oe von, tT E 4 8 . BRO : " “2 ~— 2 ~~ oo ‘ vi “ E ’ as ” s eae newt tit I cy RO = : * ee : . a ees.) : : baa : i ~~. tz TT . ~— a rt . ™ cr . a - ‘ = ~ - ie a CK and accura.e. Oliver ap | ~ ithe selection wish TT lose —_ ES iret — pe Se on his own : a Fran ke Mo: or Co. 13e7 i ; _ A} See tocay bf egal S PArkrview 380. JOHNSON ATTO 2067 44) : ug “2 ve (Taye LOM Mi Av Ssipe. yu “d « rs. "G44 raven @ ese Md AOR a Se PE ut Hrd mth: big bargaine: " - . . : : : Need Ext HA NOK. Lacust. , ; : 2 oe emis , s: che: “ RNISHINGS— eemne aap : » : - a > > ms —_ : c AC ‘ € Ss. = s chia =~ : > sateen - ig 1 ~ ’ 3] ' — re- ‘orm tr ate 1 CUOH x ao ~al _enywhere. _& ce | oi. KUHS- 9 HAVE 2318 bs |Qjeb chair and- wing chair: u pnolstered FURNITURE—Dining reem. dedroam and } , Seco pien:, must have goods. einer. : : tn er CNETIT &@ . : ik The ; " ‘ } ache ia | Bigh-grade mohair: regular $ “60 value, oT 38a Gamble. Se ee ee FRADE FURNITT _ a : “ Chrysler 6—70 X | lo ~~ OM A N—: $50 down. 4871 Easton i j BEDROO™M “Si Tt. co —~ Sedpecsns pr FURNITYT Ri4 ‘Diit ents W 3-reem ; “Kap Si — za jture 4 Sth » 4 ae Rew. ti- 7 RD _ . 7 ; _ * . %ey 4 ali ™ 14. . ae - — akin : ; bak ‘ . that J pougni ol a a goal nt: 50 ineh Fema et F encmne e = a oraw - oN - el Vie = esa " mn a A of + ew tag 4 your ~ - $80 a0 rn. teer pre . a "Ee ae SS e. ma 127 ig ies | ng : Bs , FORI n CANDY CO.._3! Spanish Ge Des yea | FURNITURE —New guaranteed tumitur | Pp SveTRE wee RICKENBACKER MOTOR Co. or. ‘Nair. pee is SS ST rhe . from beet [fa0tertes fm country s Bas RNITURE Wid. — © mi highesi cag aais { FORD) ooa na 1 painted. now tires. afl ae- i morey back if sot satisfed enuars : _Drice. Ott. FOrest $9 | oe iy le Rowisie. i953 and 1982: excal- | in Al een oer ye this | orices lews than uguaily asked oid style FURNITURE Wid.—or "all k Fr B . CEntral 1852. a $45 to $125. Riefling | reclaimed car: sal for st: . inds B. ~ |S. Jeflerso equity on la m Won - t ,and usec goods: we invite vou inspe-t Paxhia, 4500 W Basiun. DElimar 0162. | ee ae 2 gat | noe Siete 1a eter’ ri? Lemcuet, big differe: our —— you Rey not be ureed te ter: |... ae io) | | aaster 4% our cash prices ) everything marked in piain figuree with ITURE Witd.—Househoid soods of | “DENN NLS BROS. ben y tags: you will be astonished et our . Kinds beurht for cash. Fair. Lindell 4524 } “os oes: we «ell for — oniy and —— 0531. _icBe) De . a ely sare you one-third or more- TRNITUCRE Wid. DAVENPORT SLITES—Dev enport - live im home: care | Mmwing fuil-mize bed. with cai! en nen good bom. eA It NEO NNN ENN een aerated be r : “ -P i**. Pe ee OP

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WEDN? Tep ay. : se ae ae ew TO SELL A USED ARTICLE AT ITS PROPER VALUE advertise it in these colamns.-™ ING — GRANT . PT a yp, Fue ——— ' LAND PTEENTH. 902 _ Frank! } : j Cars For Sale _| Want a _Bxcekent condition: veautitul pertod) unas’ front 90: 2X —One Frackits | ROOMS FOR RENT—West | fi ‘OR RENT—West . APARTMENTS f FOR RENT new Dc must @isnose % , Sa action; | Gita rs £25 N—Light housekeeping | “ATES 5133—Home.iig. private. ladies | WASHINGTON. 4323—Light_ he o Central — v Pate: rege ae } r0eme, al] conveniences . cb3x employed: call efter 6 o' clo os FEO 2, cOBVeniene ' cae) | - > PAG = ZS yoome sod bath: Seam sA iL) } 4 a 3 . eS f wachoupine - : 5. ; a0? age hot meen! - : : sé igtt>: ll—-Apartminent 7 A P 4 R 7 V E XN TQ. ; 7 7 iter , ae. epiendid ee ae . a tr an cael ws _ " be . owt ‘ -~ P 7 e . , — “ — | o a , oh), | i j = f,A ; wes 4 f : wee, Cx * : ig pre 1erT oe | ons oo = SE. db ih : : P.. , me . ~- - . a “foes . , Par . al — ar rer re , 2 “ hw f° i tuk’ i . . 4 . ‘* + ~ | ee eS ’ “ 4 4 wa rite hed ¢ » ws _ , ~s r ~~ AY af . , ’ ones. ~@ ‘gan , - » Be a3 sic Or rye wees : _ ' 1497) : : + oF. “ vw as iNC Tun 40 54—~. Lars roe and I WV \ ‘| {) a _— janito. | _ 1B) | tie os er ‘VEurn Le 2-40 Pa ing | kitchenette: elegantiy furhished: $9: gs | ' very littie: ~*~ *-**- _ tea 88 ge —— «fl home: semtiome: ar dts 1 Tee 303 Cedar Street r , Lerms , ee . ae 3. ss ae. ea — \WASHINGTON 5142—I1 or 2 loveiy titeo , a ae (CSS) ce ‘tor $3 $5 week : etcher R Ha rris Rea al ity Co. | plymorTH. S687—-Biegant 5 meena x ) SN. Fourth am. | open porch: rent reduced CAbeRy . : LY CTH gate? rat or third APT iad FER-PIAY ru ands ton very ma LD 7 3617A—Room to ! me rome, 9 en y “Meret not w al b wa private ae _ r} COAL, COKE AND WOOD _ eensbie Tavemice 1 ad) | MALDEN, | 174 ten hires | a Semen, OF and 5s. _ J | room, “hose a ; sorth each 4 reins abd wun parle: epee. * 5 Sie Dee aise ‘ Da PE Bui otdady Hr fron’ ee aes Fe ee ee a eee te a Fda eh a taste alin 0873 cine Py Rei PPCM Re i Plena Ii 8 Syn ° { om enct ” polls : 5 . : ~ - - - , E GEN Ee 7 AT THE! cls — | ta 2 cas to velahic fam | ELoo -_ 5231 : = a : : . VW ASTIIN fs 20” 456 ‘\ret Tho Pua ; a ——it Thome ; toe £7 ,* Ne age « omee ; vat ie =_ terme to reliable fam- wates : a ; DEI MarR er = 7 as ard hene i +8 n - HARRI « 4362— . mar - ath, heat | A MER i7 : Prive t F , ect c ; i ; i a PIT. Pioy ex bos ’ ‘ : , c : i . ‘a! = Capie Reba. aed } = a ern Bee CONCESSION FOR RELIABLE TENANT. | MORKEIS 44ACH &. (0... B26 Cheetant st. ait fwrtii >. HORE A fe ag sig ay Ret "TH, 110 %. + ROOM EFFICIENCY, $42.50 | scgop 3s PERRY PT ant thard ficors very low rent. > > private fami! - lets rote ej 2d fleo . sult ry ” LINGTON £559-—So th front roon allehergs! : Se bard ‘wood tivo re and my TH wen ‘DD 6.54 1—Second “ficer « cart. “Ss = ..4, , Se TAY(tOR. & § "The Lynden adit arnisned large rooms, low refit, ef jase ‘cao garage GR AN D AND P AL) f | phone Weisiers, MAIO 4557 . — ! ' Franca hie «corner locatior.' VW ASHINGIV™ O17 ’ em atiful Croc 7 — of hi — rated ft , ap } ad 7 - here SPOEM ob fore SI cLin, 23 | apartment Do ET MINS a PL. : ~F arnisbed LA EY PPSTEA 1a 4 Cpreeteot.| FRANC “1e PERRY ‘tire. te 72 —_ a a ' ~ on . os | rea yr apie ‘ ian ee 4 { rt 33 eT oe basal G aT eee Be > : aad 7 " .TERMA® ee | — | roome. eT _ ‘@0 ~= ne _ Oi OL . os “ r a y Gaerne ug > te oe 2. ol ; I ; ut: : Ss : - eon $ a ¢ | heat furpiehec: ne wir secon ete s e. al LCR EERTN . — ini poem on Mi - ‘ yOprt “Veniene tien Cus . . . . . : t - «et or ~eyrit es “ ; : RE . coma gpa - : , oh. | ’ 7. 23 a . . =. peat oem r — Pot ‘ : ‘ r ‘ , t +o Cc} , , : ‘T™ . 7 cr yt ene b ~ xk: icher., . . Northw t —— | Ww tig 5567 — 4 .: furnace | . LOU Bowell Se ee p or couple. te Se ee | * is 2-ROOM EFFICIENCY rent reduc ~ . 8 Machines: For Sale a ne {¢ MLID AV. lei im : voles EE a Sa 5383 Northiand: heat furnished: reason-) q i Plager —_ hh me x. : : —. girie a a o.oo oo - ; | able Bedne 1 ASE (ars” | euthe i" 5 SOMA, “PBS ca es —- cae Fee ow $36; terma only, 2 pedroo: Wites: conveniences. FOrest coup private: reasonabie. Sal em ouil, Giel—— a ; ee WALTER JONES KR. E. CO.. 618 Chesteat. ) —— : ‘kK PIANO co a ames _eemennes: t x. ve r° a P Pine — aa wiened ‘nee eee amnmeen emer THE BAKER PHAETON TBS Se Se meme LOLA OTIv? LAN CU... eB) UCLID 38 S —Larse. . beautifal u NE. 3604—1 anekeep in , twit ee ee ~ . =p eo hee “ r ‘ - + . . THON ret ne epee ’ ; ; "Fm POTS / rh relies t EXCH _Northwest_ he tt sasmes Sam . ANTE. oi E iieht how metly midern: gentiemer or couvie WEST PINE. 4168—2 housekeeping roomp: | —— 5 : Koos an eerste oot Efticieney. 3 | by 3 tag aes f ieore ~ " : ; , ine 7 : _ ¢ > spoons ; i 4 >i . . hae &: rh ' . , ; : . - 5 ee her: + RADIO | SGSHTGHW 4% o wT ) " 0 ; ; be Ml aa ice . . « a ‘ ~-* of 4 '* p | Aa tinidy © eds. NG egR R ME AEENS V TES UTI mae per ot D6. Cala a a a aN ae fy Dette n ; — . . For Sale . 4 i . ; ; "a9 \ y : j : _ “ 3 z 2 5 yt - rye ’ Te gertul All Open ars “8. used at rad sh 'w: bi rgain em | mts yeu " ¢ water se iw ‘abie for 3 gent lemen "$3 ew bh: ales sir i aus nurse og ne om ‘Brown General Oapect 3 «S810 Grarcia (oRM Sae rit ata : | ‘ce gto ' (Poon fc3 bis m. MM (83) 1 st ATA OF). roome @ gun por’ é “Ul f RO BO RD- -CITY “N\ION. 2427— Young lady. furnished front FOREST PARK. 4381—4 rooms. o BELLEVUE. 1601—-Pichmond Hicights:| heat a decorate: | . CREDIT AUT } _Radio Repairing a oe A i a vate famiy : rage elec’ rie cas, wile rooms. oer = : e front ‘ast a desired - ‘sens renaenn. aie rent to responsible tenant. “ j siiitiadiaaiaitaiaaiincsitts ; = rr eS gT es, o. = rr * on al ‘i 2 JULI LALLER RK. (% _~ heenut. oe fis ied LOL FOREST PARK. 43: i —Geationnan wil land 40 % a . Rn 2902 Washington. (q | COMET pioenvewen ee a See nis ~ e ding social “pone: fing immaculately clean. large. E. +461—WMapiewood. nicely fur-| LAFAYETTE. 3632—Second floor east: 4 Opeu Svenings. ee sonabl 7 ——— = Saeeaas came : o Pores? ae 63M al tar room - twhr beds. reasonacse. _» ie Atte room anc Ailtchenetic: garage: “@°se. full-sized rooms, marge sunroom anc if NOMPLE dic or evening Te a) , o eer a: _ bath A’ 1M AS 2845—Light housekeeping and pp REST P AR Kk 4498- ouse . | adulta. (5) | large open front rch; rent i ae, Fees 6) | would care for c! tax x 8932 W. foe) | SOUng rosea. Victor Lisew. ‘et: ing or sleeping: $4.50 up MEimar 42 a SSS | _ OTTO TIETIENS, 722 Chestnut. . = a ° - + ST ae = aj . \ ne ee - —_-— hae a “*-* e ’ — - - - - = ; ; m , P aan “y — 4 ; ‘ ’ — " .y “= : E—Expert. repair. Qall deru home; 3 } im fam: | Alt. ane housekeeping room ed 2B ROO w NTE | McREE. 3676—3-4 reoms. sun parior. Mag. | Trucks For Sale ve iby o os TY: er and kitchen f | si PrCRNISHED £ Re Ze faone oe A ED . Phy Calle jaraterT. pete iz icicitaienianeiit :' | dos. ‘Co } 2 3734—Pri vate res idence: 3 ca: Forest Park welcome. Cali Ri ROOMMATE w id — Ger tleman to share McREE 3802 mr 9 roomie. 4 eon ‘Darlor, heat. S Lous finest 10 tan trucks i, sty ) ua m LAcede Worthington e : ii (34) room: twin beds. ll GoodleLow. apart- S72 epen. | Perahing _POrest 7 Om + 5 | : » ¥ ~— . eee —— = ‘ - \ nein. - ——— face Pe OO RR ahah. arte SDD Oe SRE ARE oe st Tr oe whe x ? we ot i Tomtiw @usniated | crete 2 5. “ewe _ 7 jment E ‘eB’ i. Se - r. - of) 1 1 _ me yb Seer oi ; _ de ORS of ‘ et ST ‘ tl ‘3 G itst wl» ~2 ath Loot F com apartment. . ad he rire ticoor 2 roome arc Seat Ton trucks 4 ; ae t4 PRS Mearine ou’ , ? cy Me a ee oc emp ee pie hone GRand_ 3 _ te * light housekeeping; strictly moderr ge a > eee a COKNWELE RK. E. €O. Lit N. Fth.} DELMAR ‘Bi. S018 eh eae : ss es eae i eee ee st pa aa ‘ ae _ te cm} - : a —_ . - TINCENT °S08A——A race roome : 5 \arce arn ished, ' . iHWAY, 834 & an (OO M—-Young gentleman @emires modern. We J. HOLDOWAY & io. 722 Chestaat SINGER-KLEIN RM aesicy « Co, 106 B. ’ ‘ furnianh ed re | with Protestan’ farm ‘tel 0: 4 GArtie c ’ 7 . Ve om ee esc! 2 \/ e' | : . x y : ‘ " . " ah ‘ ’ ‘ , 7? ‘ " b in : . : : ; ; es ; TRUCKS @ mone firemide £573. : LETELAND. —Room | an : . 3058—Four rooms, wp 2 E. 4308—2 cle =a met’ hee sesoratea throughout anal @nGnn “hier REALTY CO. 104 pe im W/ ‘a ts Bambee «we a it 3 eT oS Sees jem. . Ries. SOTS, sin atults: priva ami. .. ; wh ' in: GArtiel Cr GArtie . "7 ; = ore? hi’ Si. ¥ bas = ‘ — dleas reams ’ : PR. " " nny ; - - —_ ae + v7 _ ™~ | j iy . . - , - = . - ae one ae . ‘ , . ‘ atthe: S , — : ; pa " . LoOcert t, e . ) inetue mat gixC ER RL EIX REALTY CO, 106 & ne Deas : i : Thy a — C, ;Artiold 009 Pent Hee ee rae ~ ' me oe . wees ners as wr i ' — NT LDOARD Weo.—B; idieaned Orn tS EY $ x an ee rPeR« nfur: ‘aha TOorT eh pert) ’ Tv is ; - pe 2 oe “ e pos rive age eat. wr?) Onger 2) —- — . . - ae cm eee ; A gee and aeorpingd —— 3 and earns: Z. ilies . TS . - ° = . ; m x ‘ .} —* et ae 6 a ” = . vr ; fen as ee ee Se see NCR KLEIN REALTY § ©o. 194 x. Sth. th preferre: ga ot = @ aie Tui Ppa Sree AY Ron : G Artie rat onae ry ths sae, ORE ude 3 : 5 i: * : — y . I - a ree = = ~—TY r 7. oe > 4 ‘ , : pent . 7 . —_ . et? : oe . uc ' ne ~ . - 3 Re 49 r Ty4 far c ry j ; Si¢ rw ¥ 7 r — ' e: _ —- » F Siutemobiles For Sale onset 4 repairer 3039 Chou Filverside @@89W. @ gertiem \) | HARTPORD. 3875—Bedroo : ELL. 434: —Beautitit sine . ara. Bax ‘spa 4) | RINGSHIGHWAY. o805 5.—o rooms. ges The WESTM! wn bv wiih a Sata “+7 ae hs OS eee et ee ae en , ees by ' A. « af 4; %s ae Y A PV is OR A ILE AAR DP: ee ee ome ana ae eee ae Cee eta, eee oe rend WN Ae AG Wa ey» nen i A et Png ar or Mot > Scnede at pos ae 2 : ; .OT- piesa ~ ted n wal eat 2 empiorved men home privileges. | ae ae es ly decorated; conveniences. Victor 2325J : . BEEOSHaNeOUS FRanc 191, is ORS R °318 = —2 —_ : - . ; 5 rooms. eun parlor and paren; 2 SEN aR. Ae: “Py } a a — semienents ‘ aie : rent €@R*, és, 7ao— Bright front A:@e fp)! ng ROOMS FOR : RENT-COLORED Le - R KLEIN REALTY ve tala N ath TABLE SUPPLIES TAP oe 295-3 cpensianed —s HE . — ; e >. ou Ol) '\ i d st ie Cah ths ry heated ap var tment. Re | ar oor RRA TNE “Re PL 91 Ph... 3 TT furnished © ‘ , Wes: see ss GArtinid 0084 i os, 7 stp 7 i aK Aer ve “ saat cf i em . = gar ahee kona Arne aR ene oS Ren rage ie tees sir aes oe "the ey a ca - ne ro card : Aciede YrFRRSON 2540 5 .aee, trot face LJ td TRE Tes ain ore =o | oume. JEfterson #28 sie’): AMHERST PL... 1lia—Between Hamilton 9 - S . it n LINT}21 1] ‘iret floor i, news end Hoecliamort Page cars. 6 desirable & moms. steam heer, eae me = ‘TRUR! S583 - ert) eM a iImnoshed roo "sa: gentien Dt rocmna. Al order; jamiter; heat Ae aps firnuthed napection by appo in ee He - ni ol 2 } a 63 : anG ‘ ; 7 >" te ; “hs z yryt 4 ’ ‘ j a J SUBURBAN BOARD :" | |) sametlon any time. STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES +3 - ar — ee eae = ' . ‘a , Cone Lv” KF acBe) » ~— 230 A— Desirabi ry tal WA Nf ROARD La y bh re ' m , PARTMENT __be su Ce arn 7. : ~ sarpge x TROOMAN *, Ri —, oe athe water: etraignt ime: im fined lady company main otjer ' it Poeome . tinnled wel fi . ; MAin eiaa TE Arcade Bide. (a4 y 5) venientiy located COMax 26886 y convenience. centrally locat eat. = ££ BUFICIENCY . > « » 4 : _ i. — — : —s - : 4 root and kite 4 ; ; 4 ° ¢ bs , ef eleney - j Living Pree hbeeak fast * 4 | Et S tacleen one . reni 34: 5#|| enette gas range. bed, pa TEL. 332° — . Aiea ty } WR RLTY CoO T1fl Man-i«hewer bath. et - ‘week: y ratem, ct bath ae? . G { 20: | eT END REALT A es, # eI c "pom apartment | ‘Orest a727" naif Unio ed ‘ : Sok s oe az |, 27 8. TAYLOR—INS sore t-room ef! i a Park ni ee ae dressing | chane’ e 2 More og ag ‘ = ‘i heatnut Se ee ca theo ety Dayne rep pe sunrcom. sleeping | FJ CORNWELL RnR. E. fo, 33 ~~ a ee OU. 4914 Delmer $396 LINDELL- - 4 sss ' ' en perpen h bath: nh tate (ef) | , 2 bathe: Sayer Landa: : fore a fice ; ur —~P yr 4 — ePHERSO) 441° ——( I sleep GA Je reasiast. o hatitieapinas CLA YTO: mje half pleek | &.. actos rom Cat Auto Bodies For Sale me . “wane : ¢ 5 ; ; zs - Soe re ang 3 - es a ‘onvenienerss: he , ' . dinn - 7 he foot i earth: f courti ; al Pe oi FRA NSNCISOC?T’S REALTY Co... 804 ryt? ea ,7 : -, . . r ea i. 5 ' ; " . . . “ -s ~ - ; ——— - “e : ‘ ¥ t " _ _ 2 . ste x . — : ae ' | ae swale a gs Li “sie modern equipment gud corations (aff toom efficiency, turniwhed; 3 5 gn eme ar ” ’ , * ata \ wu effineriaes uorfurrniehet?. tow renter: |dent manager CAbang 6660. ‘ . c . =— ) ee A . = noe . . go ent aad ' sige. lisht | “capooure, Cabence Batel. Sc65 Comance, | pus cease ® rime | ALDINI APARTMENT . . - seal wee or . nished entry a p APR as .. 2004— ALOTN ow. | rye ~~ Cait} ~~ - A ' ‘ cat —_— ~~ } ‘ proes | neh ee Pt od - . r rs ‘ oy ’ . a a4 Ss a.& ~~). 12 : ' re . ot ‘ar and. DUS sine a pots * , a iad “s : : a @.€Ci Pic asonad .e it hae) ANT FETC! ag Age jY magiper noma emo i ing 2 H 23-2, . chee OMT an Et SGENT rit ht Moser: ” a = . : ee sas . : Washingtor ... oc = eee To) a ey . Bie ng e en. te peng gage a «gyri agen mn og ) Ga’ : week 080) )| EUGENE J. ALTH “ TLitAMS “| : € or. ‘Maryland and le: guapantent— over | MOOR _{e8) | “tront_tmard « Some ~ St: a or ee ome, THE WASHINGTON _SALMER, INC. $17 Chestnat Euclid Ava. e> Tai Pins Al.V A! ae ee ELMAR . ' ind rid , len me’ "31 . ' , rom dE rou reome #f#unroom is ~ ; T« : @ 5. 7 } ‘ . : . = = _—o - RINGSHIGCHYW AY AND : WASH! ele] - 13 Aires os wT)! gy Dor gasaar t= Ruyite ryt 4 romne ard bac. aa mos “ap : ; o rtp Loe: . ate : ; ; : - of } » , , ; rt tk Be ; stile TYPE : nie : . et se . arn seem 4 aes . 214 3 ' . sashedeada . ox "tthe um perior. sleening soreh. i MACHINES ; — - “es saa , oo 4 MARY LAN! e354! rit al VOUS RPE DINE wa . F 2 » SourTave. mepert yo “Ix ROOMS © . NR] S45 od pti roar ’ Toy " bamiaiias rome wey ———? _ b Si eieend Eacwistiel and ot A eels 2 Rims For Sale _eouthers im ca Lie " nd _bitehen: | reawonah est 1827J ive. 433 looms, “hoaerk cept ie and = Set Ws Tot aive | Ff EN WELL PE 2; Iii W. 7H ID. mevinag ———~ ig Be A ron? ; reese ; ; ; ~ ; od as 24 . ng } il oe ,- : ari BOT wil Pee . . i} eget A ; - :] Lé mand oor apart * 704 Arcade 7? 3 \ 7) ‘ " , "Pe } 4 : ih ae | ’ _ . » G — - . . ‘ . - ' * - - . — + ‘ ad ” : r Tt ured. I “Ins x j : : Ze .* _— — ‘ rer = be ot pel se, ud weg ? ‘ ‘e ; : 4 : (fT Le , - 7 *T en E waa * ‘ . . , “Oy i ; sf : . oe r 3 Tale ime’ y feck xf ve: 5 1 TAT DEE. ROOMA®. tops squeals we ker t ». Pine BE eae ee cnt — sd Be. at $25 Sir furnished fron! eB ‘Caan VUBINSKY REALTY co. } , APARTMENT o/ « a . ~ igs e ; wry ‘ 5 : +4 : ' y : > - . . wats . . . : “ nani — ‘ . HiGt } ; von e private tam TIM ES rN Tv wach “Ss ” 5794 ad kitebenet" NOR H ES ER ’ HOT EL Be Bt CE was mg Troon breneteat Five roome, tile heath. wooed a os x a *) : i P ' 5 x mieners f. Waters Erida ai qa - rT onl ie ae - ' et a furt ahyent cr imfi wr VTreT) ne ot Mad rh heat and —e eer ier . Fs gage egg pe ‘ar , ry : m aid ra Lp ; ? rr 3 S484 T \enarh ern oes ~ : a r : aa 1 .- euiet NEW FIRE PROOF AN! MODERN er Dra + first-ciess months € ’ aks i 4 Mil y >t}. ' ITH ptie- TTlisne> room. Guse; ~~ +? son wit) ath em + 1° wer as wai ' s) | Rbeel: § SALE . WwW : : } ae , - . —~- : nctighatieatencnuncieaiinsell —eattitiienie = — — rts ps Vebes a thet ate Q , . : S “= — T ack ; "yr? ' Lin aF ney “R ePmion VYear iense respon sibie tenant * i Be» 3 eal ‘ a . ase — »" e : . le mG i Linc oie ‘OU af? AY at 7 ial : Cfgere Ta cae* 4 ‘ . . : . ‘ > , ' 5 "7 LE ti A wir 5 ‘3 i ie rie Reet ny! FATRMONT HOT EL om 4 “ fine 4 rOome and SP Ute ; : “for 2 ali¢ imc Sarr o> wae ' pe new .} Are peat an’ MAKVLASD AT Ft phi a apes . “a Wachin — a4 ; ‘ : , ee. ‘ Cou — -e. 4 ; 7 5 % =" . ’ pr etry rery MELLANEOUS WANTS =o oiicnicaN WRITINC MAOHINE 00., | McPHERS ON. 49, gig and double: share fornieher flat with lad 2 org —_ a — & , ; | peace ~ 'fPntral Les 4 2 ‘win be PXceuwent Jniversity 1 P 4 a3 on rs ver .* i ha speepenelannte , se eet ee PORES PARE ‘ firet--iaee ote tion = buy second-haud mai. io be wer: = AE = See —— priests: as ae 3) sae eee aemenmininenadia” Oat! Trislven inge nrenie Sis Bh . . lerge roome decnrated threughew . “ ne tent : tn ici eabitiian n : of 4 = Sore _ as ae -PHERS 4 Fe: with tt penn § $4. OC BIN®EY iLTyY co Ll. yg atom mn HORSES AND VEHICLES . me xeellen e. sutroun se lane: soggy Pe me 2. | ee. See teenie iso ane single room with | Ki Wainer right Bide 4) ©. 0 laternational nes. 1 eve ne ed —-— ew OPEN ony Hod) ar | ear ppc ie om gg ’ ee ae [isin nom 7% Sea & Na sMILTOS 131 Go Pootii« to-date For Sale — S557 ; asi tam tas ‘ond = as en ———— st 1 ae a Cra —" ‘ thodern- Murphy beds stone ~~4 ms oe ("| lfc te spas Se t a = em ir rooms, adjoi BOO: adie euple et ed: tl —. FYE Bey mar 96 o oe mice. ~ a ™ . = ans ee ee ag bath. home cooked meals , Hne:_petwi! 3 ~ re Hi ing oat e ti ce oh ater ait , 5 ith om iS Phone FOrest 43756 CLAY MINING PLAN! “private family. opposite cathedral Lis . - private heme: apartn ti . bas ee. ght rooms and or wih 7 ROOMS, SLEEPING roRce: sores om eft é ~ —_—_ ‘ ‘ : — - Tl - -«}ey ens La ah bi ‘er im excellen: “ Whoie or part to eave movie. o- i ——:——: . on A — , _Boautitas GRand 3700 M: ATO ae Cc. | ‘ jn ' e — 7s 6 : J ms : Fy .uMr is OU - an — ; . : an ww er rs St ee pp" BP ot R? 190 WN ee oy en aati flag Ay 2 ete ae A ee, tne “ ig ¥ * LER » ’ ee eo eeee J ® af % mused os . “ae ‘ - : ' ' . . , . $ ‘ . ras Soe z ial "cond a3 “a ‘ grr te eer . a =: : : Yer MP ae rom . ‘m 3 | i 5 ; . , ’ aut tha’ : are y 5 Fr ’ CORMWRLI be ¥ f ee drat : ) i. ca!, \ i i r : . , Karas é eT in 4 — 3 arciritees - -— 3 P ee bE ee rt eA ‘ i © - ~ — : = ; | ' F * L2 ; f Pe ri eed ett ie Re” 7 + , 4 | Storage en zy Onve. | : i Yeu, “4 i cor: “a! eB eg @.: 4 *¢ : COBO Live rs , ’ pe SA ott ae caa P a 2 . ' | - . : erw . : ¢* “ | . ‘ ike = A : om Neu Apart ment Flate . # Us SED PIPE Mining cars rails eonveyoy and mise RO (ND BOARD for couple employed Are recerved for fo avactmen: Jad Pee, eee cay aaa a eee vedera Phate 6612-16-20-24 San Benita’ - ane 7s eqitpred ee. ed. STs. iii | ae eee. 2 ation ap 414 q e a. or $* 4 ; | (THR : ‘ . : " . . ’ ae “s — - : weil casings. large quac arid & nt ——— — " made oman yous reais the later after- | ‘ orivilegen ; lacs ; ima ~ : se P | ( i . ¥ a sats -_ ven » large roome; beat furnished. : s ae EPH ma. CO. SK ceed word. wiring. repairing an@ in- | SHAWMTT. 14244—Cozy hom 1658. a eee me Franciseus vealty O. athe ites tien $136. CAsany 8OOE, | #50, ioeluding garage. . : a eel var wo engage Llect-: .. 221 Marke’ ee ae | +; ROG eee a a “empine 4 804 CHESTNUT. ¥ | LACT iiac—6 reo : heat, f Bell 2 ta es coe So) view 48450 —scnemai noon editions of ee = oe APART ests Ae ior, tpt comet a Wagner-rant- ma! oa tINOM, 3 ~Extremely iarge mn ; : , 3424 PASSES, 26 fleer port) CLADCDSE EE. Veter ad. 796 Arcade Biig.ce remely arse. wes : partment. a jORAL Bo, REDE E "4/1722 Chestnat. GA 8621 ‘ — lL: decorate sii .ie— ye oe Open ted — nO oe | Wi, TL ist ‘1 Li on —, . - . lle perros: - . a F ; i le ta ti gi ‘fC hme ehh . cB : A et ancien so te | 6M USICAL a acts bail patch as late as cAMM | 11204 ecm ee Pa nore POON ce wn ns, 75.00 “SiARD S08 —4 rooms. eet and janine; RENT REDUCED EALSTY ANG Clrmat., 5999 (aies-—Moetern Toom eee at Sit = omy —_ — sand “~ — “ b+ J ler * reg Grey 7th, put im fire — omelet cot, 12:30 0 clock. Be ra} ee ee leash meet a 709 INTHROBITE. 3 rx us! v4 eos $446. Piem o ar, men to appreciate Reasonae ie ” . Meh t conn te : an oT. au arior newly 4ecereted BI NSKT REALTY ae ; %% - & : : % le « ‘ > Mu sical ee. — NTT ( fear « a a) THE ch. wild. ama ‘ . ae sin wrigh cht Bide fat an H INGTON, . sure to file early Col Sadie ll ‘heated. § Fo0me. sun pat c sate ON! ‘beet | . ® . | =; (Ths _pr 3s oa ‘ cvs oa ‘ ~ - - ra , . . . ; . . “— . 3 Puno _ ¢ ee @thicler ry & TAKEN -2 _EPT. 2 z 4 Ln ORE ‘ 4 " ¢ } a . ‘ - = . m - Ar’ . ‘rms ‘3 : “ eo - “ - ~~ “ —hbefore 102% RaOM, 5as8—Laree rem | Prous. as patee gpog | RO FOLEY REALTY Cu. Q0i6 Delmar NEW APARTMENTS . 3 hecora ye. aniter servic VORTH Foon gant ea & sa aot weekly rates {Sal apt Best prices paid. Nes "3108 OL iz yale A ag ts WASHINGTON ont |. yumekeep cg aeaeer — cee - ~ et esione bo me: ERR rears. pert / * a \Et@axe 2 LT pw Te wl [aM i. Toth EC =... bidg. 160.00 A SR PS Seana Epa | Vande Io ‘Le oe a Ir gh. a cu , P ‘ . ef ceaite a: tant “ryt ae Rerst 4 a _weex.¥ “pe 2 ao = = 4 rr. 7 o " “ - a leis é ’ ™ ; hiladad te ive nnaa —¥ c= of joo Seat p Wid. Men's salts overcoats , arrange: Casd, seus— Nice furnwned recom: ai “te Sea “Conaing wate" ut. ae TAO | deconan amt deni ae oes thoes ——S S sit over” oa be saeaiile — : ' twin t wrt Ba all : a we oe , he * sr ta $40 : LEHMAN Pt ANG _ ony Bai . eee oe a a 4 eee fel rae aRINGTOO ’ } we ERDRI*® i Le “ABCI Rumer Pores: S448 autre “1202 OLICE a r 23- Farnaan=é housekeer — me er ¢ ere = eh ae S. Appenmenn. 1ti4: "Seo rat tpricnt i ro eon. = : oe a i ne | AsHINT TON “Fl A4—Corr warm _ 4 | GS b.w wuts, overtoais,. iio ; s ” ee 5 ie) . toe pm 2. every _2aeeninnee - be 3 : — . ° — wooo a a , 4 tractiv noe $s ia Sis Te “oe (READ | werun ey TEEN T - . ? 7 T ; i Salata oa - ae os was a 52. a . with every cunvemuenue Si) } Gelber, [105 Franklin. 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| 1G 2ki AruKNISHED ROOM IN YOUR HOUSE or apartment to a desirable tenant advertise in these columns.“W@ Pt ij -Lisi .TCH. XE - . | FLATS FOR RENT—Serth | FLATS FOR RENT—South | SLATS FOR RENT—Seuth FLATS FOR RENT—West DWELLINGS FOR RENT TO LET- HH Sis BLAIR. 1901-2 and 3 room flats: newly | ARSENAL. oe 5 roams. sun- TEXAS. . lmundry, — 4215—5-room fiat: bath, furnace, — 445 DE BALIVIERE AV take_vour_chaice (ef) | Grov "Phone Lacie __ 80) | PHT | WALTON. 915—8 rooms bath. - | doctor mia re hee aA aang eat tl BUCHANAN, oil—s rUCIns, _ Water | BAMDENGER. 3731—3 rooma, bath ele MM — @ecorated: immediate sommeamion NORTHWEST CORNER OF McPHERSON AND DeBALIVIERE and electric: $15. Lindell T606R. (03) | -- ‘ Er. LA- ee ae: 9 ' JOHN S. BLAKE @ BRO. 815 JEFFERSON. 3h 8 ~— - 7 _# “tric: 2. oR. | tric, $34. Cc. BRINEOP R. Cu... THIRTY- Sates 422° =e large rooms, | | Chestrat. Py '@@ | loeet car tale finest apartment hotel, furnished or unfurnished, with or without hotel | | CARTER 3720— rooms bath gas. elec- — NON sv | tle bath with shower lane tressing room. im-a-doer beds, hardwood fleers. The. oath, electric: $30 and "$35. Keys, 28214 2a214 AUG. H. SLs R. co. 7 722 mt. floor south: 5 | trie: $30 + | HENRY BIEMENZ ; ‘CEntral Eatral 1370 5 6) furnace: | BROADWAY. 7501 8. dentist. iy aft oooh a, y oa ‘: . sence eee Baars , SpE BAY : Buftet 4 partments which “iz! ted to the couple emplored or bustness (c36} nic lly a ted to the ip] re ‘ ) | BOTANICAL, 4229—3 rooms and meee | BENET PAG 5 ARAH— 3 rooms: , ween. : have larrce trims room, in-a-te Pech dressing room and bath; fully DE SOTO. 4350A—5 rooms. bath. In- like new: ‘stPam } hest. UTAH PL... S885—i rooms 1s down ao "AND 35. Apply 1304 N. Sarah. gfood-sized rooms: 4 ms Pe ye kit ‘7 *henet Lea. ™ ¢ rigerein om ' PFE " ce water in erery apartment Al l=*) eB A205 De Soto. (eB) SRO: Ow AY. +n Oe = -+4 larg? ie up; hot- Water heat. modern : . - - & a (AND MiSSIs Seier a ee oe en ee eee Nees, See wee 2 oe _3208A— Beautiful large fat for; electric li $2 VIRGINIA. 2918—Modern. new 4 rooms: PAGE. rooms. bath. furnaces. S45. | 8* ‘his — = te ee Ss Se sanding. Rental 370 ane adults; all comvemiences: fine neighbor- | GaLTPO aN 723—3 |} > gaa, Beer schools ang car __(c2} | G0. 3S WANSTRATH. 717% Chestnut. STEY EPS PARK AND COMPTON, nn yea Raagali lilferaatn Air lly dvantages of exclusive residential oe od. gn (80) “heat. electric furnished. WINNEBAGO. 40138A—5 nice rooms, ns. in eee ta . MAin 4284. = 1 al obi (Miwe, I niv iy and LAsMar cars, aise three bus lines Adacent FAIR, 41506—Beautiful new 3 zm 4 rvom cali RN] apect : t $58. oOo mage by. Olive. t retty and ar a thre Hines. iful D CALIFORNIA. 3919— ms, modern: PAPIN, 4460A —5 ROOMS. BATH, “tes md — oar wae is: 2 PUSTCSsS seclivn, secure your apar©rt- | Bis. tit bath $42.50) and $47 ‘cis? | enn see to en ater 5036. 7 F. 2. CORNWELL » * Ex. CO.. - Bit > “. 7th. | ELECTRIC. FURNACE al 34408 Wromcrng. nll ocay. Manager on premises a PAIR, 213. a—G or & a nay “modern: (80) | —~ 3416—RENT REDUCED: WALTER JONES R. E. CO.. 618 Chestnut HOUSES. FLATS, ETC. "ieee a CAvany 4586 or 4587. or OFaion Park district: reasomabie: im-| CARLSHAD. GUg0-—Stricdlly modern, new electric, furnace. =" FOR RENT. FOR COLORED TH ~ xe é ey 3 HOUSAM REALTY COMPANY . os oS quire di penstai rs fe?) 4-room 6ingle. LAciede 7, 96869. (em) | 2 B RK. CO.. 826 B Chestuut. PARKVIEW PL. 4517—4 rooms. hami- — se ome THIRD AND CARR 3i2 Intermationai Life Bidg GArfieid 0270. ‘Ss RLIN. 4: 312A—Flat, S rooma, bath. CASTLEMAN. 4262-4 rooms. new ‘ur TENNESSEE ~~ = ad g Hones, we baih,. steam heat: sec ee 92=—Brand new 3 s = | A A A aes ———————$ ———______—. Jo. adults ‘? ca. F Ores: aSanR i ‘ ‘OMPTON. ao GA ect, hg 4 ag Po ' well Biland 39916. tc) | AMES MUSHLIN R. E.. oo newly decorated, spiendid markets nearby TMEN (OWARD. 23204—35 ciean rooms. lec = |Bidg. MAin 2515. cS) class conditien for a first LEE Oe naar an ceca ay alla vr ‘CErtr ral 031 ie a ais —_—_—— — ; Watt, 9a Se ee oe . 2 ti iioeiseibaiuiieitiaticiealiiiiaiidiatis Hens hren Tee : sO le a _.. Sere TI LER: aa) A—3 mice rooms. furnace: ra ~ OR a a és Salle celal lea ad " y Ab oN —'—Neer lreumer-: rr, N RON i. ooe ARG YL E Pp \ -_ BADEN ~—F urmshed om Pas Qn , tern eecmed i _t s” sess tb ORF aE. Diet| ICAL 232—32 large rooms, eiec- onms. decorated. FOrest 9179. & eae 334 3 MAin 252 1 - ty A ART? WE NX] s . a 2 | thrones Simm dion Fe nip onde pannel 5 4 Mowe e = é r Fi snd Ps Re: eT. A =" E. x Ot} rooms: all me«exiern cr ees ty $25 PLE: © ee qANORT aS rooms. modern. - o> aN “swe 4-rcom fat: Bae ite of 9 ~woms. selartum and 3 baths ‘aL.M. ay ed ruums aad beth, $27.58: = i “ E MA 06e4. D EVENTE R. 2: S1t " — 3 ht rooms. weather strips. | heal furnished : reasonab) e. : : “ $35. RI 3027R. | S iarge. Ught. rand. Arkyvi 16 (cs) at acul er conveniences £2° ; ¥ 054 Th WES PI ——t mw apartments, beautifully and conven 75 : 4313 — ~— — 4 = and of venrerne =a S32 50 : . ree rooms. kitchenette. crude 4 ) ST NE. 41 Troe . _ fae and ejectmc. $32. 50. 4, a PArkview U6 al a os a > rooms. bath elec $25. 6 rwoms. ™s very modern; $45. Riverside 1141 cs WOODLAND DRIVE. 1327 M ARL BOROT" G H } BINGE RY. 662i——2-room apartment, bath electri: ‘S38 x flat moder through- MILENTZ. 535d0)-40-— 5 row las. enor, reila ust compieted singie fiat. : 5696 KINGSBURY BI. i _fernished. sun ~~ * Se —— LACH - CH... B26 CHESTNUT. out: es reasonahie. Riverside aide drive garage RI* Lerside 1141. ro mas tile bath. large sunroom. hardwood ‘7°°Tr and «econd and third floors, CORNER PE RALIVIERE. New manager in 1 charge. _Fixed_bke home EWLY DECORATED _ SRA VOIR 31171 | ee eee, Seen See ras : floors, large porch on porn — ; ——— McMILLAN 44 ' beaut: fully furusned 3 OTT $16.00 toilet. ‘sink: S$ 7) oT = ——cuces core ta nae - 7 . ne" ie ane cee i | Gueee, very sonnonabh _76;| 3 Hooms, Electric, $16.00 | savor Som SUTHERLAND. 303#—> rooms. mocven. $5 Comer fiat, 3 Diacks ‘west of Market =) ran aes 4-reem. £KO-FRS. oe TINE roo ™ns : N a) rt hampton Sth St. MaAin 4124 (c36) TRACTIVE ‘EFFICIENCY. ee \LLIDAY. 3294—Good-lpoking. 6 larce = NEW FURNITURE: NEWLY DECORATED ALB E R7 "Eh. @2325A—A ne at 3 PARTFORL -$130- Very bea utiful sn ‘2 Rooms. Kitehenette 5326 PERSHING AV. || Rew furmehings to BlU per : : ~ > an G =) } — — pen _Sa reom. dinine alcove and kitchenette | 15tA Tulane ar.. University Park: 5 and electric. On vremises, Fre: »ivd id: lmt sty 50. terms. 4 ai} x after ASHL: . 8234 rooms and enc! ~iomed ’ © dat lays fs be ; } i tar bedroom off of which there is ai - ms ~ —s . sunroom, Mur bao REALTY cO.. ™M. i. eo & co. D>. ™m I RSE SA e BES a Eiay ‘3 inroem; with Murphy bed. ‘¢ii ath ITDOR x 274) A__3 ——— gieeping porch: flats ‘ave separate stone =... — : fe3) | Cabanr 8454. fAin 41°74 ic ‘HINGT : oS- jartment 2: ar sare og I ene _ tw t rent $60. atten . -" . . os entrances. ~-a texed walls and of course 7—RENT CED. BUNGALOW _— og 5 3 ie ; ot as . aa same 5 at ice. —— , the floore are hardwoed and there is fur | _ sleeping porch, tale bath, | aS. 5. 6. 7 ar & ~ Lin -oem with BU ie nd a CNG ALOW Se Sa : oder | ( nished or unfurnished. Service include _ tenants: furnished 2 ’ gs Re -* REALTY AND oo ta x. moter: “= bieck east off Grand eT . trance aes er | car line. Hiend 046M. nicest “ ror a 4 re “% ; al ; - -- | Sah ‘Manager on premises. et iy a Te Delmer ae Kitchenette, hardwood Rg mg 2 : ing for gomethiz Behan! - 5903 DE GIVERVILLE flat: $55 ver month. a ss ES r £344— Newly furnishes °.- at ES wutside + : ; a a he Ss 7 —tiian «hun Tl reems. sleeping porch. side sun WASHINGTON. 2687-3 oF — gs RODEMY ER by’ ey ene ti ee atl yt water a WES END. REALTY AND nee. ce. = : - =" —— w a a oo adie threagheut: steam-heated floor: bath. electric. ic. Parkview SOL SoLsw x th St. MA’: Po & — — piensa ted, Orest en Se 2 : urphy ae _ a al close 7 . AS SS eee LTS = BARG. AN $85, KE Ys. 5582 PERSHL™N Ry ’ “80 4 recom and kitchenette. with every mod- Griffin... WAbesh 2°R foe ee es OI ictencr an ‘nee Park. lew 3899. + r WaNsTrRaTs ? hestnut . mon e L ELM AR . ARI EN RAPES GN 3 Pip ge mae HE ME nient tt go's. churches anc cus FLATS FOR REN T—Furnished Taka es eel nd Ai ~ ~ HIGH RENT 608 KINGSLAND © ye! ™ on mon LARA. 3424--Ne oot ee : fle 2 bed- _ me ts nfax O33. | dite outer tn arm ene nil . ens — Pe afi ! u im Valier Park: 4room 2 C) pone wth m4 s ' et and LAF? ¥ee- ° ms. mot-rn: e Ra n eer ~ —— North & « S17 50 ner mont ‘> 6600 West on Delmar paki Uaiay A ville Toome. heath fr =. fF Rrewe « ° © 2 | 5 " . . ‘? arpa. nan Bue ~~ - sina -—— 3 rc ts newlr decorated Large and ae win Cc EMITZ. ane . Ser Manages ii 1aperimen: a. a’ fT en coy aDartimen:s sm oletely Loe Lert tyird fleer, or Psy wp, nef Inc’ pear va ae ° Sor ‘ ype : ——_——---- ; : 2? aps FE. Ah » oa’ Et. i.# . ~ineiibeenees es Aer ime nee tae Tal a oR! a ? iz 44°04-——Fine + 4 — ; M. x. RODEMY ER £ | e.. ‘ ~~ _ ‘es ~ a Bs i er wap . ao eee Ge ‘ 4 ; ¢ 4 “ wet ; oor : ihe wrau ti } reenrs. a rT Tnoderr “ONTen ances WEMST Re Its a i —t\, ; rvems. bath. — | 5 CHANAN. 109 N. Sth St. 7 MAin 4124 236 ialetieh I wo nist a Se an h. hardwood fire furnace heat cre: block to Gravois: very reaeer- RE rin, _| fer., light. . a in as 3 oy Lz “? ’ my em, * 1¢ak% ’ + : - e % - - . —_ n - - - enth s . : hte Bs .. SvEeay . ~ 2! oo 3 we. Pee RIS Bert © 8) AM — AN Db > b TEXAS . to35-—3 cely furn nishbed roome $$. «x HAR. o71—, oom 28. electric [A™ LAN my light a alites i rith heet. PRospert RAT in) => TY one re a ¥ ORKL Et a 3 mM} lest ; i. al | tu race: Sis. Es eee rea Tard ca rictlr modern: reason- IT Imen : onile JIL A—o Teoms and Sunroom — - EE. 4354 Ae RESPONSIBL ADU TS. a West ‘Sate RAL BRIDGE RD.. és ! : To: hen : unus 2 es ne ' P , *. Gen es io ' : UO ( +—) modern 1 . Sun moo . = AI % Zz hestnut. — . . er) > Block Woes ~ large ms. full me t ‘ a Te _ - . 4 beth 6 $-27 Steam 108! oon panes mm Tooms, auf tas ee oan 1 " aah” ™ IOS Simaarcstencrs. ANS. 4416— is “oor fully furnishes tiisiaisAN i+ a I i. oa we. &C Four-reom efficiency: living room prene. automat refrigerate! aund Race. ele sArfield 7404 McREE roots, Strictly modern, ientiy 2 : . ~ Gi — = with twin beds. dressing closet. kitch- masts vie north. south and east ex- “. + SC a Murphy bed Victor 2769N sonaiit- 400 west. off (Umea ) = c® HALLS : enetie and dining reom aiceore. and : gg Sy - 1 Es r $§130-6055. e30 eS ‘ 2 McK. EF. ue >revom efficiency 2 fui) A-~AMU., TlsBA—vo-reum effic -_y- strict aa a PLAT—3 furuished roams. HALL. 4514 Manchester: for lodge ™eer- . Bd ‘ ; . Terr & r gx 1h gre "34 ae yecroe.u! furnace new.» wecorat- . se =o - R___ —— F rest SS39J ‘caso x ati TRUST CO ' nes. etc.: dining room in DORBNMeC LION - ss 4 ~eg, | open dates evenings and af Lerneena, rea- bath, cas. electric. heat and hot water — ne _ a ip - Terr $+ ir - ~~ - :~ : Ira = . om ner 7 ei) ng } . — and automatic, refrigeration furnished. BROW. NING ; AP. LRITMENTS: cartin * rent. $5.50: open. | x = ALA MU. floor west; five Tarior and Easton ) ; ’ See manager. Lindel! 2432. or nen SaeeENG ao, — ——-« McRIDE. U02—o-reom bees mm ap mB tui TOOCTRS. Dea HILJI = 1434—F lat ze = ee En 5 al = | | see arr gl co. bec ctitur Sane) ae : | : ne rom flat tile) ‘size nedrooms: sewty @usireset AN DERSUN-STOCKE-BUERMANN. tie ti aa RENT KLEEKAMP’S HAIL 108 SN. Sth St. eSe } With sunr om and *° 7 dn a al bed , Ie pragdicornrey ee pee te Se . 80) | SUS Chestnut. - = a ™ AT GRAND AND ARSENAL a ——, Rished: newly decor ith light. gae 2 BI SH. BU RNS. MAIN 45 McREE, 43 se. floor. 4 mighty nice | AMHERST = 025 —New j-room fiat. inj MINERVA. S815 — 4 rooms. completely For your lodge mm “ i cninmenneinaeeatenen itor wa wes. (e532 new rooms and breakfast room; steam carage: steam heat. au- furnished: remg@onable. CAbany 21563. Durposrs; Sai urday - - oy aan bh denis ee Dil. 5119— Naw tro — th bath, eat: open $45. tomatic cel hardwoud “s noens and some ever ‘LINDWOR rH eh ew ‘om ‘te { hous ee ee tal . SUrwa: bec. steam heat. garage. B 2 iT FRANCIS-1 110 x . _ Boors. tile * oe =, at SHC ; ¢ nsp ct. ~~ VERNON. 5001 4—64 rooms hath. Laur ar > tions FDI om 362-72 LINDELL yb. thees apartments “ims an- = {[AGNULIA. S012 , = —— _ %. te ‘2 rs _ite'y ‘furnished: niage: S65 7 _- n EO. 4362-72 LI BL. aremnia 4 ; : MOU ND cITy TRt ind CO.. _ Agent. = May geese TR aleon ~ ‘ ~ SS— WESrMINSTER PI Ls i seed ‘Gauth mot oh | . | 2 niche INSTE L... 41498—Lower tur-' MAIN 471 14132-4113 or LACLEDE ee | es hnany 63 r Qn St. Leuis’ Finest Boulevard. BOL SAM REALTY — 31% Internationa! . a . sitesi vA =n : a ae ie By? me cme wer lat with “RESO i FPour-reem efficiency: rents $65 and Life Bide. GArfieid 7e. 4) LES r NT UN, SLISGA—5 rooms, modern Lt apa pe se ‘ . se —> roama. tric 8 fur- |! iT7I. eo — ~ ry asuLa Die c on een. “ Berenens . oo , . $4 wT — : ~ , a is wal cany 36: jo. —— up: living reom. with dressing cicsets Ww ASHING TON “AT GR. AN D Oi- Wailer ‘eal, garage. |! co 3 (om) _ 083 om : RT 7646 BOO “c* FLATS AND A PTs \ WANTED —SUSINESS P’RP’SES and dining roem aleere and kitchen. NEWT y os R Mosier mode ette. Hest. het water. cas. electric NE y NISHED y oS £8 ‘. @pen ees odern. See : atttomatic refmigerateoon rani ree ED ANI AXING 13t: New. moderr: fi MERAMEC, 33534—4 rooms, modern, ALTY 3 ; E GA. ii MS—3. lower: light. all coureniences: —— ag ~4 i locat i. on Ko Tiled bath with shower. UNFURNISHED voms. hot-water heal: gartage: open Ss _ _ = NTY BLDG. wos bet elferiy counie. CAheny 3452R. |} closed private poate office : PEanns terme. einstein ae = = : ‘ BARTMER. 08953-—S "OOS. separate —— i f | oe respousibie party: rel - : oa aan tie: a small manufact distributer. . a al DEimar 2392. or riry elegant Argonne 366 a AN ee ike deen , eteraA RODEMYER & CO.. ton, we have suites consisting of immense | “MAS STTT. 540A—4 rooms. bath. furnace “vine a ane f meni and vard: all decoraiad urer Call >) iy th Tre" ; ; ~~ ™ eA. 3h pte wih he ai hs ikl pateatijun i: ile a = o gc aoe oie $4 ’ ee = 3ELT 1259—3 “voms : it ic. HOUSES WANTED | Mr Benjamin, JE! | Rd e234. REAL y new“ Ly é Coe a ens - - . ° os rod -. AS TY * 21 . - . “{) ; ESTATE © ‘ath: $35 = rst~. : Tr CABANNE ee oe ie ® 7 9 ee al PEN MUGern +.a4 WEst EXD. ‘ReALTY™ AND ss ce...) Tue hall: will decerate "ll MAin ORR S t 19 « mn. , ——_——_ LEON ARDO_ te Oe . = & Bw late eo; 2 roems. FOrest i965. ‘c82)) FOrest 622 16 n. CLAMA 13444 —4 ~ =a aie strictly —— , CABS. 2952—Su00 square feet floor space, | > : ‘? —— : ' Aa u TT ims ~e 2] tj RK ey 5 .* SA ince 4 roorTis. - 7 m 39. wee ° a, tons — -—— ; ee a oe MICHIGAN 2 jer. r service : 2 — —— se io | eae, electric, automatic refrigeration. PERSHING ar ARTMENTS >.> eee... “S| marcwood floras. Hi tmboit 4098. ‘3 BLU MENFELD REALTY co. PINE. 852°98—11 rooms. hot-water hegt: - Snore. — Tower Bing ‘em? | heat and het water service Also ca- ISO rshine furnished. all out- ~*~, ‘ —— a a ee, ae MICH] . 5321—New 3 reums. stricti; 1S Titie_ Guaranty Bidg. §-™MAin 16e@e. oe = laree carage ~~. “SRA 023 5.—Large storercom. $25. race space {f desired. Buiiding orw: ‘ mM m erty 1 MNcy. consisting o em : ‘petnamereroe oe : : : =. Boer TRasgnae, die. Ac ede 3320. (cB C a ON 44050 A— rw ms tex ‘vTaled aA? : 7. epg siicad dan ‘| = A E0G8 Chestmut ot. | a three Vacancies. see manager — 4 ~ . ar. wu s PS " din in mM kt teh- Pror + - — ; i whic ~ ag in : eee — J ali ri it, A‘ 433733——.5- ~ abe" ~ t 7 msec ims — = $35. GRand y [339M (el _&s —_ *Stnut st. +Arfieid aos, ee ~ s. _— ‘dea. office and nde!! 5462. er am r ea uM hbathrea>m whe "el ‘I . ' eri nana . ‘ eo cas. "’ - garage S _Antt ood P 5 . L032 {) Lé) E RIVE. 1030 New 53 om a appreciated Hy on ‘tric. Kamp. 105 N. sth = “«. GArfireig —— TT pega oe ren age yg os oticency, modern, FOrest 1933W ie North LE LEI NE. RA Rh AAR, WE iy pers 1S BODEMTER & Co. University car: compte for housekeepinz IG ROLLE | MEXNESOTA. = a ie) N. Sth St. MAin 41°74. =) ee rathect litm ites ‘geht aT r F ~ome son. AL oa RRS ufully a wi ie : tously frrmis ned “eee | 0 furnace: rent S35_ inciuding earane. = ‘ Sie y's Pach. .(€ ee ‘POreat 50: mS. Ollit-in — FRED E. LAK "HMO LER. 919 hestrut. = : | : ' "y i-s . ao am | ‘A. 3676A—New 5 rox . ee __| T > ; ot die Y} El. re INTLY AND COMPL r TFITY Y FUR-§ tile bath: ole cae tat” etfersan 8° 8° rma. ry th. furnace. oak floors. gcaraze- gens oa ne ost warsinent tat, modern, 5- tet vat “3 ""6_Acwaens> Lin BALPOUR BU II. DING __SESHED Snort a! BARGAIN: $85. st. LOUIS, 4709A—s rooms, bath. ele~ sno sGo—saai oB) _0em efficiency: $50: move free Graud. J. F. 5. RELLER 3531 = Broad | ae ‘ Call S4 A. — th. ~ + 3 SS o ~= 2 _ — a : - ‘mm 7 i MELLVILLE & UNIVERSITY DRIVE =; +B ees o ote tne nal Ams. 2. ‘ t2 and furnace, newly en and —_ - = +)—+ rooms. modern. get Be $27 5 as. OBR, ciecinic; | Say. = TY «© pee eo SS ET Oe | ted; .. COltax TaehR. oS | i =e cade 24074 yi t ee rate TAYLOR. S816 N.— ; ae 4 “\s TTT: University | | @: Mur rphy ced: conceesion. 2) _ VETS. 800 Chestna . (ee | Power House. New bufding. Oniy a || The Be BO. 5. WANS: Piero (q@) NICHOLSON, 1760-—3 rooms; bath, light. ENRIGHT. S851—6 -coms and ball hot | | . Serene mage ow SE _ ebeap. (CRU waier = hardwoed floors: modern. a - , OFFICE BUILDING living feem with - ace reom aicere, kitchen- I Y a ra — ro our: 5 ot ae ae SOS i untin on > Fae : a ames ' >unga- and het water furnehed. A part- os wer Of ETrunds Sund suf c?6 = sae ~ oe ‘ferson 8882 (cou) children cr Tent reasonable Pa ee ; GRAND AND ARSEN 4 I ; it has tee bex and gas siove. See i} 5560 PF RSHING MAE Ee. Be! 2 New ‘ge rooms, LO 3951—3 hice rooms. electric. ETZEL. 5911 A—4 -ooms. sun pariur: rent i > te, dh. sitehenatte The Dickmann B for | manager on premises. or rictly ert Olt; * 2 L163W " 27024— mo ; mines (Aabany 2007 7 » | omen carag™. m. n Building is now ready 1. = Orerioeking Beautiful Forest Perk ch ; ~- J and 4 OmS. tiie beatin. EU ip. = = Lit) ; x S4R ro te it is abeo! utely ff M. 3. RODEMYER &£ (0 Compietely fornished apartmenta == ooe--—- ~~: Qn Dor on. : “ie ; Peasename. cl aval = ‘—_. ©. @ and 5 roemsa. — : “ °* P . “— LITT * a &ab Z fr : 4 r. , . ;*? = kt _ } : Portes . 4 hen t ) , a | ; De modern. Sea é | 208 NM. Sth St. MAin 41°74. —3 —— TON S. Broadw Se ae = — os . : ; » ver"? Yate home - E rs ~ - > Tt : y , . QD CH VST CO. e - =~ : a — ~ ‘ons and mich iz of - a en 2 —— tape “Om. s steam ’ fa , ay. 4 ~ petescwes . “ ners —— ; ~ . bh, i. : ’ " . fe? = & a. tic enet . .. 5 TS a X Tm - ~ : ; at Surprisingiy Lew Prices. in a So 3416 Uni n lie bath. hardws tieo S40 FRAN 2 =-PERRY-RUTH. 1160 N * -- Ft. 7-Poom residence: bath. . , — ana ate FSS, - : c™ TY AND CONST. co... ) ee "y - fer 4 cars. ‘e®3) “2s a ha r ; = > + a Tr) oo otsd} ’ » eel . i _ x. : be sge. MFRSO NAD. ©. (3) = : . ‘ = : a7 3 —fiecend fi . yon a eg ane r a ) —S———— — LARGE ROOMS. REAR Ast ROOM. 2 a—Sew, 5 rel ww ‘wie. $33. WM Mt Hale ia s Se pe McDernett ; Merganferd a ieurence company. 4 GIRALDIN BROS. FR. E. « 9027 to 31 ASHLAND RUSSELL. ~, 4040—5 tecme s and bath. KENSINGTON. 55238 = . 36 F re, SIS Chesinut « tra (3 LARGE KOOMS. BREAKFAST ak — a —— oft eg AST ROOM, _compir: }: block south Grarou. ich) ; + — eae TDEL = : 4 a LAC ISV ILLE. ; er —— BERG. 4 Wt I INCY 4500 1-0 5JA— o-r «i eftciencr > ust _Rew!ly Gecorated. POrest 4 3 Toome and wn re guy _ —-> ' oe : a RUSSELL. 41484—7 rooms, beth, steam engi 7 7s * t . -* -- 1 -- ~ : einen Cc, Aa te b ; - a GARDEN \ ILLE . = a Rorennak f nome, electric. “y A PA RTME N TS : tect = ~. 3 ane. th - ! SKA, 4414—3 ei Ae ole 604s in 52 Kingshighwas and Bonita (1 hock | TEETr bs meorth of Grarcie!: heantifnl ¢-room Rm a aN wiSHoIN co) eS —— 2 }efency apartments with heat. 04 M Atm 352 Buder Bids. : : - rooms «& SHENANDOAH, wer A—4 water and janiter service. Kitchen fur- %INTH. i443 N.--3 rooms electric a aswiy men: ° 50. 2 bath, furnace: ~ condition - siehed compirte, also in-a-der bed. 1} erereg 33". 919. S20. ~~ = SHENANDOAR | ire on premises tlh @ ROTTER, 2898.4 ~—2 "ROR, gue, =i eee an a = “9 | per _per; . i, ie - : ' SEN ” } ARTHUR FiscHMaN |. se Sco s ESSuN. sie. tees me : sy | | i REALTY Co. j Bivereite o555. _ 6853 Graveis.jcRO! 5 . 5 . SS BI HAASE REALTY Od.,

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NESDAY.. : iAsu iS “DISPATCH. | ats _ SF YOUR PROPERTY IS WANTED BY SOMEBUDY. And he reads the Real Estate ads in these columns. Find ! him SUBURBAN PROP'Y FOR SALE = RESIDENCES FOR SALE - ibaneeaiceeal } Sand COTTAGES | FLATS, arreree FOR SALE) FLATS, AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE mons 21 PLAN T AV. ‘OWNER MU- “1 ne Fe with two th 5842 avenue: & reoms: large) reas nag ‘j—-Meocern ~~ otk SALE. WANT > " ah out and het- ‘Water ° neta ter eee . a3 | 2007 ic a v at e + 4 ) Leeks & math. ce * = © 2137-47 Maury : te nes ae eee GEsSON E Fat —— ro : : re l block _are MA n 2383. \3 bloc south of Meramec; mitt 5 x. oa =" . § New Homes | Mas Oe All about bf efi PAKEW BLL.. Gartield $555. Perry. = At Ld i. a ea. hea: +- 4 rooms. neigh ber- ag fami! Coa SflLj2Ti4 rl at OP ea NR ANE IRI NA Si dM OL DOTGCHERT) x E. CO. 86 (BESTNUT. GRAND-DOVER PARK pMAGSOLIA aVENCE IGALae , + Aaa ——we ; BEAUTIFUL BUG alsw-i Omid —_ “orate o v Lemos - DUnIsa&c0w would piease one 86) » = | = : St NROOMS. IT-WA ‘ rooms. bath. electric ” iat lot Z5oxit, ae | Om ether one Li wun at our rooms. sun rogrn het- water hea: ,i00TS. D2 ¥ ; : bi ae . ° .. = e “ od “RODIEK & cCo.. | Webater office. 46 W | . wo modern convenience: sma!! ne blantis. ‘car. rarare. we have other deat 6 rooms of fs Av... BUmboidt $50 Panne WEbster 160 for full parti ula | on ar ren $20 per month: you Bm the sore. 3. | To a; fioor hot 7 : ao | a ow APPEL . | 7 tte : is. built-in 1 “RESIDENCE —3878 SUNT [ATs er ot EK. o.,. ciede 3040-41. South CORNET & ZEIBIG. ‘- MAin 4560 —=— eomnileted. priced. from S00") te $30,000: can arrange reat oe taxis?” Sz 1AM ie) (st) aii recom. = Lok wood. a ebeter - “ u 4 %* : . tm Dome , " 5 . " ‘ t it . _ 2 a. ak . - a s. . LACLEDE 2879. | 2 agg aE : a om e $15,450 | nest, tile bath. ete,: fi DOUGHERTY. rk. ":. CO. 802 CHESTNUT. WM. E WRISBERC. Southwest euncditun.: terme o204 5. Grand. _ BUN $250 (ASH Bi Ys LISTED . 102 9 Park " 3 a €E Dea me e $25 pouch a = GALOWS—s. 4. 5 and @ rooms: mod- shades. and copper screens; | Southwest | AEM: Cieaae Gare tee | Gras! teection wel ya er a ay ae ae Halliday Avenue McPHERSON Owner Anxious to Sell '| garecr 5 larre rooms. aanreces | horas -ER. ‘REAL: TORS. wheter "0605S Li-room ae ened aatemins tail Nine. rooms, two baths, ‘orc . ate een SEW BI NGALOW—aE LE. Price 18 60 "a Gan cee eee On: SOW Vee ooo Se oh i bahar Raawemeane: aaa DAE oe “MERC ANTILE TRI UST CO. hot-water heat, oil bur- | ner, twoecar garage; | brick. ‘Will sell on | terms. Price right. i’ ee RAND. _ BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES For Sale aT (“a9- PArkries near te a yi * Ye ee 64 \ povdiny | re Vaid? te | ithe Sie COMP le City Club Bids. ; ne ete ana ae ae oe ‘orner surpriging — . bergen varUCciwLars a. once wi rou. ; ; t « eels ry >: oF + _ Deal for the mone ~ € . T ae ty rT 2.80 «& a@oub.e i bt "+. . cnt? : ¥ Ae bs —E'nur-roem medern | - - el aes € iis € 1 ngle re —at, CSO Sees, SOUS e544 Brick . $4800. $150 : ; Grand. L Ac. 9544. én on = ; Pton, email cash perment. bBelance iixe 7 S&S. Grand. LAc. 9544. WAnash . *urnace $°00 dowrn . "Hor. e- or > A r[0rms ath : pay Ten..S 4356 SHRE % = Ont ¥ sesso Terry pee F Gern oo mx onthiy payments _BATH—ONTL = f A CASH e enttage ‘ ba $30 pas re" Cal a ¥ fp 0 Miwa ie Perr mand onlr $3300 painted vTacan Salesman c on [i to 6 daly. |‘ REE , THI- Low “PRICED B “Ne. ; ; t ew p-roem BAL oat + cone RENT end ition ; PEA NCES. PERRY. RUTH. 110 N. 7TH New Mo 3rick Bungelows 4821-27 -3 L EE ay. ery) wk ae > - J action #1 Richmond oxi. ecettages. Mats or vacattt ME F. ._ 1e83) oT BT VINE AV. @ 00D PS-room residence. e in first-class eondit ion: U largeto: g0x150. mod- Price | Lerims. gar carar | Can MAin emer [109 Chestnut _ ss “Mata | ENJOY A NEW BUNGALOW satit as Heuse: ?iz; Pa: ow _ land 5 larce Pocoms 7383. fe oH BURNS. Bt NGALOW—Feo jr reams. eectmce: SIO) doewn. hala ance avpiy 240 W. Ripa. 9960 Seuth way J cyt"? At sk ee $5500: we paymen Lclede Gr4A8 COTTAGE — 433i th kiteben in basemend. water an like rem on Broad rm ith _ le Orica meiern jews. pay a Pyier av. 3 reome. price SIG “. ROD 2 ce.. 36.8 Ss. Jefferson A‘ HUmboidt ones fDARO 4656— 0-room brick, strictly mod ern: terme: owner. 36¢0 Ss. Br cadwas At mboidi 4 3162 K Be 7 LAciede 01595. _ a TYRO S 4917-4 rooms mredern a YR LAS. $500 down. baiance ‘xe rent. 12m. SICRING. Beahorm. ___ wy . S—A fine home: 7 reome ph gan ; ggg ee flgors, tile bath hot-water heat, will trade fer fiat oF lier bungaiow — cher. S277 S. Grand. LAc. 9044. TAGE—7726 OREGON AV. Cute ittie 4-room heme. furnaces, ants Saiens. at... auc patted, inside } , Ba ber 9 feet, oe iewt ATT 5602) modern. doub.e | ; S. Grand. LAc. ‘ Ll 69250 one! s2 33050. GaArteie $1 =039 ; ba I 4) soutn. comm. SS55v0C : an , BLOCK ¥ ROM KI NGSHIGHW ~~. & L INDEX WOOD BU WGALOW aor’ Dricxc yw Troome o0- Ot roe ‘mmed'atels wh. £ “WEIEBERG. 2°04 *. Grand. 2056 Met at - POUR-FAWILY FLAT SETTLE EST ~3 two © ate Gg? price $10 000" C0.. 805 CHESTNT' PANDY — SIs PRICE To -noms ne cate 4 s n ata pa: rechorms ter eat oR per GHERTY EF. Centra! ~ wee 4-3 BOOM FLAT. iw sn by ft «tl ad ths baperec = o $580 Cas *, Tn bo al r Raise rent 'S ‘O08 TEferson A401 Sr LLIvaN. 3911—Fine §-reom fF airgr ound district: make an offer KRONE REALTY C#.. POrest 68°24. FAIRGROTND Fane DOT SLE—s14.100 Tiin ‘orner building je 5 bathe H » Ineome 31! “ JARZEMSEY. REALTORS. LOLS. TY LER 64° cm) imcy ie mau" $ic “heambers. clean” S.coo0m flat. ebectric: ernie $° 240 $2500 caught *4 Benton. 6-famiir en three . | ppoms. Sectrie: neome $960. can fely be ‘imereased wo $1700 per year. 30 > een 4 wd See Ss ~23- 1322 3. rath ‘tees: electric: price $5 apa Bart Market: > hath. rafiet wert. ‘arr ilies. elactrc o544. owner mee or for , im | Rivernde 4510 : 4 tamilies. 2 brick build | 730. caer var? ‘ ATTRACTIVE EW DOVELE ¥1 AT ‘KORTE. 119 Sar MATS 423 HOUSE AND IN v ESTMENT ones borick th } aan. pey ae l Chestnut. GAr “Si N¢ ‘LE BARGAIN Park. « sp er arn « * - et ledge ieigh “4 roor 8 “ 5-roem efficien-y: fice) hardwood f' «ors tie gieam-heating plentse. dow- comcrete @treet enc a..e7 4527 Se Dara te ble prick garage Ges Taaie “Te Br'sti-BC RNS. MAIin en eee oe 15 SOLD INVESTIGATE HERE— THEN INVEST! + comfo®rmubie *comy - * « DUist “* F nook tie DELL. S2ruw — _— s na a Reng w cher. Siz ay cOWwDZ ™ Se “s ce.. fferseon Av Ho mboldt 44: age A vom. EODIER s “CO. er) 7, Et mboaids a . — ~~ aif i? Eases a’ price erms “ M. RODIFK & (9 erse ; r’_moe Ts Led rr iA cet $l S00. — BUSH-BCENS. MaAin 4027. 0% a. 232rx7—Doune 8 and roots dnc baat rental $1560 a year ox T-88 Dispaten _ 6} PRICE Sai ~family MM ALT eatne “het-water heat te in. cme iPe to tis CF" x SHAW. 46°%4—Deable 4-5 tile baths. ~-— rootme i} aa af c carag * = ps en + en - ~ aia _-L EO a “MILBER: "EE “ARCHITECT. ; M run Riverside OSHS. 76 et ie is SALE WANTED + * ee —— 4 aware RODIFE 1 Jett “Ted A INVESTMENT FLAT ae goue-i 1; 4 4familiy. 3 rooms ~ EALTY OO MAin 2383 ‘HOME NOT HOUSE’ competed _ wee singie fiat. and 3. singue % bathe Jarer root! dounie garage: 1 beek woe ey reasonabir terms. ODE ange A « ATSOwW-Y ROTREE. Realtors. 5471 Grevota«. - REAL HOMES —_ and 3154 lowa aT: pleted. New = a ble Flats T217-14 end 216-18 Porte: twee sew each. th wn an . ; '‘oreef bu! ding. nted now Tacai or ain ar + : New 12-F amily Apt. of Chipvewa ‘and Kinewe: zhway tn 3 2 part wares i . ae SDEBSUN. -sl Pox "KE- po ae ~ gegen & 38 err u i —_ Different and Better BRAND-NEW DOUBLES 504-06 Lindenwood a buildings crentiona " dafteren in ervey way design lea ures. : Walle. cases oan screen oti S,0€@D 1 D *. cu #3 | a ach “ge st ¥ tT . Mt ¥ Price Stashed § & gery and alcove hea’: Jv tah place | , thor hifares of ns bal suse 4;@ fT is ‘ais pr ocrty Lx wit rea. Darga n som F. “DICK MANN: z. CO. LAciede 0620. 23.C«‘S (-rand. 622 Chestret. | KENSINGTON A) part cago, Foome, 86286 belance monthly. GRanc b+4l. ; ic 7s ofl burner. | 7100—4 roomea, bath | Lot 30"1°7 For price anc partic- | GIBSON REALTY CoO ad 154 } Agent. f » * ’ Toole ginw eond)t Titie Guar. bag | Pept bon thal reer se aaa a BEUUIN REALTY ' f — iri “} | JOHN *C. “CREU Tr Grand and 720 INTEREDIVE BS #1in —_ oT: newly finiehec. | a eT KESIDENCE BARGAIN. em. dele ee, net $3000 Chestnut 820x120 reak fas’ etal. NIVERAITS HILIA n Lome oo targe ict Living room b nen wits ~ ° cept 4 ee AUPE GRANT BELL. Ww SGNER-G RANT. ‘BELL. International Life Big. Para b 6-7 A Omir BO 6015 McPHERSOUS. Beautiful modern 2-family fla: of 5 and ¢ iatge rooms. hot-water heat, hardweod fioors in a condition; doubie Oficé ga- aia nd we will siow you B sH-8U ENS. MAI» 4527 MODEKN “PONE Ag gg a A $3500 L4#1 6 Ar 4. ru b ia oe wi FLAT—Ff ores snap $13.00 rogta 3h “PAUL + JARZE coy. KE AL TORS 1982 sT Lut is TYLER 6420 «80 ees W ExT MiNstT E bh — ~ pL PLEX APARTMEN LIVE Is PONE REST THe AD REDTCF FAPENSES: 5 Ripe?! =t NKin)V MOT WATER HEAT. ER. FIREPLACES: VERY A IN EVFRY RESPECT: PERSHIS Bt TT= REAL TY €0.. 77 CHESTNUT HERE'S A GOOD ONE Bobs ress Rl tg — FLAT— $10,750. uige _ —e ne": (CHESTNUT . Fi R SALE ) Heman modern 6-family apartment ~ erage Tent $500 per ” age an a offer ere x. and i theee. © CAbany 6361. te} 4451 PERSIING oe 721 > \G E t taudic &- enna * 7 New H- Family 7 30-Famiuy Apts a gm pee Constru ction _conmtruc fre of oo a. 5@a2-98 cCabanne. we ‘Ons ating mente of 4 and 5 reome «ach _ senting for $33.450 take other citar preperty in ANDERSON-ST* CKE-B ef iters 1801 pen for Garter 5603. sitvenbLat + ata ee tee mut i al hs $100 DOWN rorrrrs orice F a” She: md >. Leth a’ - (eer aseu x Han was mo HOLY ROSARY PARISH 4435 San Fraccieco ar.. Pap built 6. residence: toe —_ _ eather ocaticn . feet deep. ene aliens prick: | WENZLICK, 1030 Chestaut. Gartiei¢ 1427 brick §n756- a te FN ne A eet Yom rhew: { Page Pakper MAin 7408, — a a 2 AO ITN BOS Cn ly ate AEG em International Life Bidz. GArfield S671 / i¢ 5 i Nis og ergy iful reside * Baton awe eerL. Lite Bide. GArfieid oom. ; rie _— i VY Re Ma S. TO@ Arcade Bids ' “4 '* Hehit | for park: r, = ‘Edward, L. Bakewell, 118 N. 7th St. GArfield 5555 Three Semi-Detached Residences A detached residence of three bedrooms, garage for 2 _ machines; good yard; $18,750. oe * grommet - ayy a" vag One for $21,750, having 4 1 2 baths. ete. Drive 0 ut Wrdown boule- vard to Davis Place. Davis Realty Co. 11TH AND LOCUST. Garhae 6340. A i 50 weekly inetalbmenw oper. shoe store and) is rear: also 3) 116 B A at te BNR or anyone. to sult you. Lewest A316 Tomer Bing. 004 Uwe. LST) a. te inatalimente EF y- JOEN &. tf — $22 000 "Laclede age oD DO YOU NEED MO? WE MAKE AND EBvY Second Deeds FISe A SINEMA “(onNER_ 41006 4 5 (Garner (corner ret tr . YM ai heater pris “i warage. [ae © toe c 408 790 ¢ Fine Sew Senne Building CORNER KINGSHIGHWAY AND EICHRIL- _SEeRorr reem fat abowre. with @ ar (feet ~ @F A ‘¥ AN. BEA ge - Martfor: a elmme RIDE. West H VSINE ae PROPER ry. 26002 eon : on ow ier fier ee eee | at pres m | pay nen’ re. me non ur IEf are : '»#.#&.=,-a- 3 & ae fern ANGEL 38 a! > a wT? “=t Lave ner 13 rs come $45) ser Aine price Lo andl erry POvext _ rT t cd —Soughonat ~ -s LROFARD tht4 ¥—T rooma, aor — panes: 2 aaa 4307 ¢ 8 heth. cash. SIT VRRBLATY 722 ¢ nore Sets iC KBON _ at pS —T Th -rocms onions ‘ae | able Tar: jew garae* 98 are CAB TELD A. . Beéern S < ne - sacTifveee fer quick saie a ' Ss $ wae . ; . o-- Sercce oF how al ee ee ee ¢ “Chelation Frinke., R. E. Co. SAC 8. tatecd. et SP LAcese 3060-63 ot . we soe cl bight RIE en ee Sal UL ‘) 1 SABER OE RS ASN So ‘ pana ‘ph . ee ee ee mer ee a CO bude hs rege Ovi REE OO a AIR, ER 2 1 Reta RO Se 4 ~,

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3 neg teaaprwes Mo" a eh ae ‘ ee bn 2 2 > *% * wanes 4 ar - oes ¢ Ping ee Say ee. Re = yen upeet aee ot ais tea eA A ee Ra) MAEM ES Ye] whan MP 6 9 inten eee te FAT PEE RED, ORR RAR RNG Saha aan UM Ce ETS ee Setiaig TORE D RY RO OR ee " ” . : r pwn ~e 2 7 J ra Yor mes * nb Oe. 4 rth : % - ‘ = ‘ Bok Wea ye Saned é g 4 : : +4 5 5 Pa aN Ps a" f . Cs es arZ : a Ch ay As. Eee , SP eee awh ae Hing hPs vin BE RLS BETIS AUR BRAS EO ASE Oe a ti Sree ang ss i SoG ‘Ny ‘ Ne Pr nay a SRE A ALO AINE it Wise, Post Lispaich. WILL SHI \. $1000. Fie shouts « , ane Ro os R ae 2 — MAN WI ih some — fee mt a Christian train West _ — eg ea BUSINESS WANTED SINESSES sold ‘and traced. Mo mney te = SS. Fishes ‘FaLTY AND IN VBSTWENT OO. 404 ~bubert der) Bidg.. i-and and OSTS___ sie cl. A¥TUN- Splendid onportyt ; ir fer are cvet. Duicher. oaaet rars nHawee & se" ™% bdiock ror { y ot court: houne. awike ‘ ~om fort r _In la’ G ROC ERY ¥ AND 5 MEAT * 7% rew MARKET In exchange for equi 6 - ra bungaioe a ere. meen om T-5,. ~Post Dispaic te RixIMING HIN SE Pach raiet teuring raTt Pa Sell Your Business ei or write. representative will call. ALMOQO, SU Areade Bidg 78 aie OE a ee ame ee 9 a ee oe BUSINESS FOR SALE ‘EA Z 5 —Coi for EAC TY SHOPPE—Compiete: cheap seat salc: leaving cily 3978 a BEVERAGE, FaRLOR—And Sanat ROUTE Wan End. sectiic for 4 Tabschaick 2803 Dison at. SANDY STORE Trans‘ fom show and schon... count of sickness 9 00. ether busi- (3) Ask Lod up-to-date TORS Rane rurts? CANDT } feunrain completay cc ™ FECTION ER Tower Cleeve good iecation anne -- CONFECTION ER Y- With Wellston- wi!) etc hante for er “eauity. 6338 “A Dany S823 Se ee = CONFRCTIONER Y—Nra: ro » howls ine reems: rent 330 424 CORFECTIONERT AND GROCERY— ody piace. doing mice business: 3 tiving — rent $33: will sacrifice for $35: Caving city. _9156_ b.* Levan a Oe CONPFEC “TION CR Y—and Mahe grocery hae been reduced for quick suite : good bus nese ling on secceunt of sickness. Cail N. Euciid. a ir ent 5856. ae DELICATESSEN x FRECTION Ex ¥ ear ecteol. doing il 318 ba cle het DRY 6200s Old emtablished tat. 1.28, Post-Dt 7 r ~ « aND ‘ nice PUninewe. i deen. ot OC ERY ‘ures reap. 1. wii: \ banda ame , RESTAT right to reject any query. answers by mail, cannot be medical questions of undoudt- , srompen addressed envelope. you iS NOW | BEGINNING To BELYEVE uUrATH BLANCHE THaT SOMEBODY Has BEEN FAK ING TuosE GHOSTLY NOIsES So As tw GET UM © Stic Ane_ HOUSE CHEAP — NLL BET You HIT “THe _NaIL’ON “We HEAD — SOME CROOKED Guy HIND “oat $25,000 ofFER — I DDNT HEAR ANY G@dosTS iN MY (Lu Teru 41m iS ROOM LasT’ NWGuHT NoTHW- DOIN ON AIS OFFER and SEE wHAT HAPPENS! - UAT DOES RE SAY? wre HE SELL FOR B2TC0D —? Cat Him UP AND Fand OUT FoR SURE * (M4 aBouT CERTAIN HE'S Ready tO SELL - HE ACTS Like ~ aNd FuRTHERMORE . You Can Ect Your CLIENT © Bee urs $25, 090 cEFER AN‘ JuMP IN Th’ RIVER uity 1T— YOU MUST THinx t'm CrazY¥ © PLaY SANTA CLAaus/ To Some FaTuead Mt -° . hae dy eth a gre wat Rs ae 13th. Births Recorded Burial arent N. 23d. torn LEGAL INFORMATION Louis Bar Association.) be garnish UESTIONS “27 witli de con- . . & cases wtil mot Se gtren Aaa > y nairidual ier | ’ | eet ) Yer ° : ist i} Pry rE ae | Te o rh et s' Des. eR ECOR ing Prien SRAPH BTSIXNXE are §° $2 ; ww et ROOM—? tables Cherokee st. S2TaTE BrSiiFsc_. ~*~ ¥ & eet | Dent jz > STAUCRAST—2318 N21 oth locatd n- “i: = vet bi 630 ———4*t re RESTAURANT mod ad USiness BU Central Standard Tune Wednesday, Oct. 27. ')} SILENT NIGHT FOR: KGO WIP, WBAL, ABAP. WPRAA. WHAZ. FMC. WOAW. w ric. a bum ure (309.1 M.}—7, comcert; Rermer® trio. inc-n (340.7 M.)—d5:30, (461.3 OU musicaie lenandoah {545 M. \__9- 30. ad- ecdore Graebner- mu- ram : address by Miss Olive suiheran missionary to ina. and. Ca 361 ar ag) on 10, arm proeram: 10:30. con- peta con- 7 . - Sh ak | 11 }—8, con- ll mu- me M opera miusic; monrwealth. a A > :" ; ; Mortara. “a marartner Adame. 20 99605 “Mafatt. =?! ~oots vahed a ‘nahie 8815 Michiaan. . ROOFING RTSINESS—Gravei and ¢ pesttion owner retiring x Prs«t Dt sym tS ‘MTN: ? 7h a S4/ ul ‘Toorme _ $1154 West snp reems-: tripde } 2925 Re: OMI NG HOUSE—«® rooms. exceptiona.- ¥ wel) fur uished heat enc taniter ser: ice er terms. 4328A Lindell =4) ROOMING HOUSE 7 ro ‘all filled: ~t incor: cneap ren 3512 Wash ao excep uonai- }RMnitor serv: nate ~~ ROOMING HOUCSE—8 rooms ly well furnished: heat and ice. Owner. terms. 437SA ROONING HOrSE— furniture: must sect your price. 4723 Page. ot MING | E. USE—4037 * will eel be —— city or a —en od Marti locatio nn: ' Tew hh Realty Co. GArfield 5248 ROOMING HOSE 4 — favs mar: “poasekmeping rooms; monthe rent also com. SHOE REP PAIR § new machinery 1 SO SHO: | 3 SROP— Beat ~~ upped ‘Louie: selling on account Standard Leaiher Coe.. Ion STORE-——In de ne ghbor hood mnths: other Das tac capi i the famous SHOP— Must sell quiel Areena! shop * .¥ ae —: aH we! popuia ted South ‘ean stock open atx | se requires attention: ‘red. Eox T-98. P.-D. = OF ww tence. Fred oe | ot long wane Tare appo tun 875 Cheatn et i 7s $1200 Al "TO LAUNDRY (on South Kingehtrhwar- fine opportunity ee ener terme. . in CO. Tth and Chestz , Davenport ist. Woes. Jeft erTrson Cty hour and radic schoo!: 30, : B. H. Piepmeirr. ahief nm og of the State Highway ——————. ; ' i! Srnodicai Coll lece. a on 468. 5M ae oe mu A (42 Ss : —19:-45, Navy day ag , St Louis (273M)—3. pianist —— artist. singer. rano: 7. broadcasting from ews State Theater: *&. pre- “Little Symphony Orchestra orchestra. e- ‘ bar- Orleans Loew's State Theater WTAM. Cleveland (‘382.4M bardo's Roral Cana: fians: Coilegtan serenaders. WAGE INCREASE FOR MINERS 400 Opén Shop V Workers of Lincoin- Hill Gas-Coal Co. Affected. By the Associated Presa. WASHINGTON, Oct. Lineoln Hill Gas-Coal Co notices today its 499 open shop miners ap- roximately 35 cent. i. @&. company, said the increase was ed ~~ in creasin af > Stry aie. Machine loaders und cale were advanced onal cents a ton, and pick $3 cents to $1.17 a ton. or skilled mine laborers was Treffstot, general manager proportionate uidvances for of labor. radee Thine ‘Broadeasting Station Post-Dispatch Radio tictpation of the Banks of the United & | $35.900.000 int t Belgium will ame 000. it is announced. KS D 545.1 Meters Darlight weekday broadcast- ing at 9:46, 16:40. 11:40, 12:48, 1:40, 2:40 and 3:40 p. m Market quotations and news Bulletins of interest to the Middle West Prices sup az ied by Market News Service, S Department of Agri vo lhe and principal Ex- changes. 10:05 A. M. Daily Laciede Gas Light Co. Home Service Period. 11 A. M. Monday, Wednesday and Fridar Betty Crocker "Gold Medal Talks. Evening Program Wednesday, Oct. 27 6:30 P. M. Concert by United States Army Band from Washington, D. C. 7:00 P. M. Address by President Cool- idge at dimner of American As sociation of Advert —s Agen- cies from Washington, D. C, 8:00 P. M. Tpana Troubadours. 8:30 P. M. Moment Musicale. 8:00 P. M- Smith Brothers, ‘‘ Trade’’ and ‘* Mark. If you have a storage battery, ou only meed the Silite Trickle Charger tc make a very efficient light socket i Left per- manently commected, keeps your battery always at full charge, ready at all times to deliver comstant. noiseless filament current to your set. Two models to choose from. Silite Trickle Charger, gives rate. Operate any radio receiver di the light socket. Eliminates teries. Absolutely no hum or gives increased volume, a puretes tone. Will last indefinitely. Transifiers at your nearest or write direct for full infc Five Efficient Models to Serve A You may purchase the T to fit Modeis for sets and currents Model 15 “A & B"—4.0r 6 volts “A” cucrant. 2 225 to 4 volts “6B” current ' Modei 10 “A” —4 or 6 volts “A” current for sets up t Modei 61 “B”~- Radio's most popular eliminator for sets 2236 to 180 volte “B" current: a ot ‘ current —for eny size — for se on 110 or 720 volt direct Curve ary site set. Prices Do Not Include Tubes Ohe Kodel Radio CINCINNATI St. Leu Sales Office, 1926 Chestnut St. Phone C Modei 63 “B"’- ‘see?

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een ee - -—ST-LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ “i | _ : fE4so os. === WEDNESDAY EVENING octc r roDAY g CHIE, WHEAT RECOVERS £6 se Lard sat calns pee Bp "Boshals | Uy. Although weather te ica HPs OCTOBER 27, 1926 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 41 ; : ||_Future Grain Prices)! LOCAL FRUIT MARKET exam. = f= Sse memes of wheat. 4 80 of “any roads are hoiding up + move- Sl. .vUIS MEBCHANTs -XLHASGR Apples Steady on the Good Stock. "*"* QUOTATIONS. PES—olorade a: 35 AND CLOSES UP . a 35 - | O&te 300.) ef ‘bari orn, 91. G Bent some Ting! + . . ‘ sf riey. t h . ‘ . a CwWLSt. A it if I°38 * 470 uy | § UP ; Was wuchanged to i he Mighes sat, Dacis Of today’s receirts at Winaken. rok me Spe. . rEry rs o- s. her = tbe rye brs ’ ; oad ths Poet-Dispet- unchanged io Ic higher «84 cory ficialiy vce S = Alberta crop was of. | _CINTAGO. Ce: o7 There was some Scattered or se. “=Mated at 119 900. 4nN bueheie. | for + y Alter Going nie | D@rtiys fr im” houses x th , -reaeure early i — tine ] : 4 t me first hour } . thing | f ds ‘ Ow Ooctors Treat «= j —. > the bie cinsir —Fe off ‘ reah selling fr: c ; ¢ *%cimr r ie oming break of 7 |} C@urared lon ; ee ak trom Cis- OTR acted between , E lcinal depressing (poo! MAPket was the it? | pool ten ORFS AL it beare when Liver- |Commissine hoe poring nes ne, week. | feceived trom ity and Chlcags| Fe _| ¢ CRANBERRIES—Cage Cod early black. . 2 “Hold That Lien” Whea: et /$1.41% May 8} ra 2 December was | and locale w-.- “eon iendig. reeves arkets: | Seed sound fruit for sterage and mar 34.50 per " yaa Tallis in * ' 7s. . 4 S 4 Ui Qt | ian “arenas wre ire - ee epee eee a : . +t : ‘ : Thealtt § anc “The Flame of 2 resul: of fleemtiea last half hour ed Weakness ir Liverpool "wae Bsdties lot tha at c#fFed some pressure but some __figh Low Close. Test ; Ret for thie quality @f fruit wae steady. | CRABAPPLES—Mict‘gap hyslops. $2.25 3 = é : ‘he Yukon” }ané short covering Cloning -20ne lines lef the? hopeful outlook for settlement | day Decemher ove7se Wes hei a. ht mid Fe esi eC) DECEMBER WHEAT. _ | Sales were reported of 400 bbis. LUlincis | ver bushel paasan. of § “ 128C to ie higher po Prices were | ini xe coal Strike and the Teport that |S? %e- te, Bunt it Mec. May 85% c. July ST Lor St.L...148 ia; ik, 14: | 7 41428-gh ben davis No. 1. $2.756@3: 500 bbis. rly j NANAS—Jn orger, Tc. ant ee. ue Rubens and +.43%: Mar —t cember $143@ | Tiere have withdraw, ¢— : —- # inting re Teturns are showing dis- | +. AAICIS MERCHANTS EXCHANGE - a 6f/ «6188 ite wey - te - per Sie U; Lowe in | @1 41. g et nj) 48; July $1404 fon to Door consumptive demand tar | i ezine — im Darts. Cash corn ie | et, -7.—-Wheat sold jewer ond dean eu test ‘ae 143%b 143a 6 Soils ben devia. orcherd run. $2.25@2.75;| Anco AKU Tate ot way per ‘hh Bae — = if : a Cx te : | Teour le, oa ” * eman on th . he 4gNe@T on the local ; ls ewes 4 o% ; inoi . oa Paes s' SIEERIA Cir 7% a7? — 2 as — | more pumeree att —s — were | guippers report bide near ry - — ae Prtp payee ee —— i tEMone. 4 - ie: i 1 + : . t =n ; ; £273. ‘ * DFices st! c _ ood eized } te. | Wa - Tad be a“ oo ae Be P | ia -_ . | Boston Wool *arket. was been, Wheat and it closed hiner Men | 8t,&>------ 2. 180b --s+0- | 99@S5O: 1 car Idaho bu. rome beauty. | pb ee ts kiefers, 15e to SO: 3s > ALL-STAR CAST fm) ; . > * , |Special to the Post -Disne tch ter OF Bt end. Corn futures were ben }Cm::--141 188% 360% -202 ~—S i. . . - - . a ee fey. ©. $1.15@1.25: % car} bushel bex: and bulk $i 38 ee ae . { “SUBWAY SADIE” | BOSTON. Oct. 27,1, -. 4 —. : OLD DECEMBER GOR measure. $20 as. band-picked. per bei. | bai iDeasure: Michigan seckeis, $2 2. 43 TS | Camedy—News ket was quieter to¢as oo, ca, wool mar- In the local cash grain maree: ett whee: &. Y. 39 344. or Braz. | Comedy and News basia 0, "aneed down fractionally afier the i 1%b i pening. Corn Was Unchanged to a shade Sk RN. 1s Double Program ——— a e a eee ey “Kosher Kitty Kelly” A SNM Signin i Ha ES Pa wecember wheat onened St $143%. De — Ee 5 — = ee °? fa and “Padiocked” = —§s-« Bo a i ee BR Peete ccecccccccccccseces cm: ber corn 76S.c and Me Corn a4 ul DECE MBER OA TS. f 5S 3 $00 bushel receipta which “wave Tie Pep “~ ry 44G@%>5 4%e 34) [“Monsiear Beaucaire™ | J Soo and Sirase eeree wh 85.000" wat, |e a Ob olds Lit and ~“Bina4 Quality and Style @ ite 100 a eee cusbeis COMpared wit} JULY OaT® i tl ae - leet oa S acc 250 $6. 200 ae! ear 7 roe on — . m4 . > $9 pete , pg ay 7 | : Sale eee: “a, @ | eceiotg Ob ,cR7* loca 228 thrown Onis SP DECEMBER EYE | To break up a cold overnight — with a swallow of water— iE ae sed “ar ; . canis i ‘—- me continne Diease a . inte ——s - les vv, bus i218, ny — se ee toenail ° entteiiieien . — 7 ee a phe og nc = g juver. must look well on the walls $ O00 last te 000 @ week ago and iia | &.1...i48 isi § or — or to cut short an attack of that’s all. No Salts, no nausea Ae - ta n us 2 of quality that doe a eae aciuced 22 cares locm] es BOM: os, beer ree cen 3 " . : 3 oe Sete; Persona £8 and which is also @ | [00, bushels. compared with DSAo BOe'.|. CHICAGO, Oct. 27-—Grain bids ang of- | lotabs, the puri and re thoroughly purified and you ear a Talmedce | oe aly and modern to. styl ¢ outils wees bbe ho et year; corn re-|fere: permet Si ES ER ae fined calome! compound tablet are feeling fine with a béart . Se ft “The Duchess of | S jiehster's selis Wall Paper at from @ | with J Joie 0 @ week gmhels. compared | _ ——--»..._.__ Bids. Otters. ithat pives you the effects of ; A i Buffale”—Comedy n> to aot © fell. Values worth $/ las: year, cats noente ware 629 DO Tw" | Dec. wheat 41 %-% 144%-% | & § Ol \appetite for breakfast. Eat - D to $*. Come jmat «a blerk and @ “ Ss. compared with 925.000 a week ‘ae sa whee: i 1464 -% 149 +4 -% _calome) and salts combined. what you please—no - ® half nerth of Washington Ar. and save half your Wall Paper coat. apne V.000 Gan a y*ar a hes ~~ ea uy wher 140 ¥ = . “ 1 574.000" g Oe-000 bushela. compared WAR | Dec. corn)” 77 %-% 78%-% Without the unpleasant effects; Get a family package eon- Fear: corn shipments eau? 1,087,000 last | May corn 23S”, eo se? of ath = : : - ~ cls, compared Saran’, mere 45, O00 bush. | Dec. cate 2222.11) 44% “5 eather. - taining full directions, only 35 et, «30 i i 3} eee aco yy oa w nd “ee OA La ship 3% 7 ~y ‘Mea 432.010 J Dusheis “um pared with 256000 . ST. LOUIS rg ape ee ANGE, ear. |“. =i 45- | Dec. GEE. seccseceees lad 76% ” ~ ' — Constaace Talmadge — + Ora } + “The Duchess of fo ' Buffalo” sata (ALL-STAR CAST in Combinations sold only with beautiful borders or bends. SOA eeeeaceses Zz 5 99900 Oeeeeaacs . ec a F. os oe .s = bet 2 © oO ' ' ab * 9 nh ee Rg oe tng ‘ “ - t ; “FIG ——, : x red - - Se mae! z + t 5 Acts Vaude . eee EES E ae ee SO ea eS . a ae oak ter wt winter $1.44 Sample grade red >_— ‘ 7 - , ltl hk kk AAA I “d _ fat 4s De No. ] red garlicky ; , BEBE DANIELS is ‘~ No. 3 red amuse ee . SS ; o [hard $14 . lutty. $1.35; Ne. }¥ fret 6: No. 2 hard. $143: kot : 4 v x. ey a, MA “4 , 3 yellow b; . ie - ¥ : wae ~s | ra. $I 40% " : . —_ ~ hard, I 2p Sar . - - “ al . : art, . 2 0 No ] m oe Fade: 2es10W : ‘ m ” 7 ad : Zec. 1.46 WY foster. pm bin ; COLLEEN MOORE t 4 3) | A ab A®| i A hee | | & ; ’ Pa | ~ So 4 ° ae an ee shen v ew P ye, . pr . : “ ; ’ : et ay ‘ . phe 2 : at tetieiengaae oe ee increas unl need Saan, MeN Chey * j a9 Thay 3 Nip ce obey 4 vi : Sete a Puig ¥ Paige M ya a a nen Fm PELs ter -iteanst) toga: Sitommaaligles, ‘ mime, $143. ¢ : n = ite Grend ~Oln« pei, 3 yeliow on; —No. 2 yellow Fac EAST ST. LOUIS. Ill, Oct. 27 (United i - a . a 2 F > «& ve llow Be So ols 7.4 a Aa ’ , ‘ : r 4 »- ~ . ~-. aaee . ’ ; at it Must Be Lov Matinees Teday and “@turday at 2-15 SRPHE UM CiaculT VAUDEVILLE “ye FEMOW. 70 l5 Clover, $22 w se Seats erent ' ‘ on > Our phone Sumber now i] JE terser 4i90 S H And ae ‘e alfalfa. $97 to og . ’ alfalfa : 26 ‘ so~ Standard ; ife ‘ " e°5 tg oa | POULTRY MARKET Positively Only One Week S His BAN D $30 0 Not ponte” she ic stg, em zt z Prairie, $318 to $19- Xx, 2 Si Matiness yrext Sunday. | ODEON—Wed., 8:15, Nov. 3¢ 2 84 J Seng oe atinees ed. and Sat. ne ie ah : at | cazo G "T TER | MAIL ORDERS NOW—SEJTS TH i y Th tFeairnt oe Organization i Chi Grain Car Lots. ST LOT IS RI77 Bas & POULTRY | URS A in the World CHICAGO. Oct. 27 fee ine EXCHANGE, Oct. 27 —prings were down , Tickets. S1. $1.50. $2—Tax 194, Wheat 41: corn ae¢. —"r, jot "7. bt: | Yc. brofless down ie . ‘eneert Dir. Elizabeth ( weny ley 1° uid os ~+ Oat SO; rye 8: bar " Commiasion io Aeolian (Co.. 1004 Olive Street ee Drices for round lots Meh Cora TPM Ieee aa het a ale cal a aie . » a Gi bat ~ ri Vain . oar mm Prices: Mats. 15 -G0c- Ni . ¥ et , a O. « Light clower- a BLANCHE SWEET pne-Gec; Nights. 15e-1.19) mixea $99 ;. $23:' No. 1 heavy diane | to ouvchers: cull lambs. $8.50: fat ewes, | \ in “DIPLOMACY” r $25 No °° heave ‘iC .. |, 346 cull ewes. $1.50@3. Vaudevilie ta . ‘ > . ‘ Antta Stewart in “RUSTLING FOR Ci.Pip”™ + Rudoipgh Vaie o tr: , “THE SON OF THE SHETR”™ = : : (THOMAS MEIGHAN i . Pee es Sats ok Sit, t+ (o enaiecgeaih een Katee BOE: wT Ws ey: der ane! eid ah Pe 4 : hag io Fp . ky, ae ets res BP he be me oe - map Meiidicuniten at ke ee SP hadiglees tg ee reek ee Re | Ty ea . x iad. taagng bc vigeh Mae r Or Bae Sins tats seh sl 63 . + 4 +Saumrdainas Be a rea Yin sedi. Take . tuth wy wh} AIS Sew > eae Ts Toe prey VD EP Cae ot ie adie a ‘ 4 ; i ae RO STO. nape oy cgite ty POE Rr RE AIR EY nh nettne, eentee ain oe oon, oe -_ we one a it - ( Rudoiph Valentine in “TH SON oF ; rood & rn “SHER” “gem i... HS, ‘rom S18 to $23 with few 14@%28c: ao by express 14 @ 2Bec. ‘tues of ordinarr stock reported at $15. Douliry weak: prices unchanged * » . r*s At FIFTH ions continue about the same with CAGO. ‘Cet. 27.—Pouitry. alive,-i CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 3630 South Grand | 2.°*,,22% ‘values. Lettuce Wks sreiiy |steady: receipts 16 cam: fenke 23 ee: rein aga. ¥ AR OG ADSM Ey lores ~ ¥ » Boulevard, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 28, at 8 o'clock ** * sig OT aes " [Prines, Zhe: turkeys. Sve: svosters, Ige " BHROree Kv + “ " ’ f = . ARTICHOK E8—Calitorm: $4.50 CPICAGO. Ort. 27.—Potatoes—Recsinis Si —~ ERY "Fe 20 al Le track. 436: total ©. & ship. | The Public Is Cordially Invited. ; n ee a . ‘ “had “TIN GODS at in 43a ma, VEBETABLE MARKET © $2 nsitesoe Tecate" 1 CORIN NE GRIFFITS . as : ; ; a ae pee BUTTER — C ext 48e; , yxTO " ( reamery = | 2 KINGDOM” : G a A i OPERA Potato Demand Moderate, Prices we Shc: firsts. 36e: seconds. 33c: CLA NEGRE | A HOUSE ST ror ° py wth men y- cordine t0 condition. _— mead “o As its _ | " 42 PRODUCE ROW Of oF __ 8SE— Northern t r - ’ “Good and Nauchty” a. e” M.—C ontinueus— 12 M. a ot Lo supplies wer raed demand “‘mod- aon ha ice Qbc: Gaiden” token. | Dramatic Show FLO IRWIN CO. | ‘RAFFLES 9223-200 29580 about steady ¢ Meclure |. LIVE POCLIR Foote peo) we: | pes, - ; “ eee - pana ~ ng ES oS Geete till . oy - ie ‘ _ - O10T ado rec 5 cCliure — . a he _ ~ 4. . _—- TUseet Durbank | & Ko. 1 2 90 iC s ‘oO ic: muscovy uCcKS. 4 4 ¥. Lillian Gish and 5 . ‘e* sacks Minnesota rushet aS T — eo ie: i aie ek pe. 4 ‘- - ¥ , i , ‘ > . ordi: ary $2. 50 ? ‘ar Wleeon- 3 t l be ®ma!: >: Goi & £ | Pa , ary pouEur a a “Urais, | Ss. me I $2 73 Ll ¢ar Calo- nha -_, 120-17% - 2 i. * : 754 ‘ r & egg ——— rad russe: burbanke. ? ©“ Noe 1. $815 ss ais Pa ong. = tee l 108 a : —___—_—_—-— - =e ALL NE , aN oy eto Fummet burbanks 17. & Ne 3 | 120; 180 pounds and wo. 10% c oe CURINNSE GRIFFITHS — So l car Idaho rusest h:.ct., ae @izp pound LO@ 10 *ec rou . arse, a 2 n im “INTO BER Win w C. 8 ie 7 aa Fs Sf Surbanks mixed and enderweight ex. o0t wanted o aes KINGDOM” i dni - Bl ay “0. © $2.55: 1 car *o¢ salable only at sharp reductions Spring = a 3 ; petit) i Purnania : * a ” oust. af —- 3 . . , : etliinieeiesene : 7 THE SENSATION OF 1996 rm. $2.30: 1 ear “ok Ey, bliss te. S™De. 504865 pounds. 7e t i3e oer Ib ay i w THOMAS MEIGHAN | LANC mph. . S. No. 1. slight decay ©? 75. 1 ‘*ccordine to grade and quality: sheep 57 | ; i $ ’ al J ~ ‘ a 34 : | ' in Nights, 5@c. $1. $1.50—Mats.. SOc, T5c. $1 bce E HE ? ar Minnesota rurale. £8. Ke} $s 52 PIGEORS at ean eee, oe | aa Shaw “TIN GODS” Fb ap cae dita ae — | ER nm ay ~ Oat PTice range Minnesota rusnet AT - ‘ we [neues ine : | $8: ‘Wieneneiel Sone oT ign chigan rurais. |} SSF and @ark 465c oe i | . a e « 8. ’ SOOnBi nN ruraci.e 5 = 768 N-pra aka ~~ ’ e -- Bt ' é “Den dunn’. Three F Lectu imipns an 72 (Hilo rad: ate ee PROGS—Jum be Ss 50: medium ue - : ; { ‘ - nd ( hristi Scien ww. 8 Taco russet burbankes Zs a : . =. ete h ee Nights” and z ree re on an ce 3. $3.25, ‘ana McClures. $2.50: Idake | °"*' e778 6 Nebies $1 30 ~ 4oten Fe oe F manda h Battling Butler wD we isso: rbanks. $2.50 to $3. and rureis NEW YORK. Oct. 27—Butter steady het —_— ener 4 re J aten mi Filan Ss BR 3~ 8S per 100 pounds ' | eceipts, 13.2 crtfamery. extras -(972 : é Li ; Lillian ({.:}, in ; e bad ‘? ° > = EET POT AT: 'ES—Tennessee nancy Sore’. 47%, 247 lec Eggs wendy - re- HE 4 ' dehn Gilbert in Of Evanston. Wlinoix va wc to Si per bu hamper: heme- 240 ons 16.965 Cheene steady; receipts, ize ; | “LA BOHEME: 1: s_°wn bermuda. Slice of 0c: nemey } } a pounds , lll Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, Holland eee. Tae to $1. | SEW YORE. Ont. 97. bt ote aH : : : , , “O4UADC ged cabbage is acvancing slow. lead chickens br freight. 2 @2 i sg 3% The First Church of Christ. Scientist. In Boston, Mass ¥ om the market. prices today fer ac 30 by empress 19@26c: fowls. by freight # S j : Be. Dressed i . ; per OUI a ey 7 v " " “ ~ ’ - ANNA CASE GREEN ONIONS Hewe-srowns, 1Sei5-g) ply ear Maren. 271: May per dozen bunches OT tbsp iSSou AT WASH i gg Xs “7 ae and t+ boxes. $2.25 to - * ) ea 7 \ This ecture WL! be raqdiocast ta .LLIGATOPR pr S—uben ;} ments. 1281: trading fair. market a ee he ] di b, 8 tion EKFQA. 280 mete ‘ rie shin PEAR ne s. $20 per | Wisconsin sacked round whites $2 so 2 SEE MOOR SSKRCN TT : mr: ' . ? QR. tase! 240 @°7 40- Minnesot Nirt . . i ones ethan tents SCTTER BEANSW | 2-65: betk $2 4 . aa A 1 | P tate " | kets, $2 to $2 54 Homegrown peck Dakota eacker rea on #320." running engine 1S the first essential . 5 BRISA lL OO acte, xr . “ural “65 @2.80- few fan ; . = . SEETS—Home-gmwn. 20e “per dower. ————— * ey Ca ae e a wil? ee ATC ant ti +b per DOU OCUITCA ew Ort wo —Rutter un ‘ = 4 CABBAG E—~ Northern and Comrade bulk bss . 2 4 mange B TE ) er ig ae —= receipts. 6964 tube. Eggs unchanged: re. ae 3 cad , - : ' ¥:2\ wr her) red $1 5 t pe: Gozenm dSunches aad 43% a dn Jan 43 %c . 5 "in mic to Toe per box: Michigan and M‘nne [ANSAS CITY. Mo. O22. 27.—Pr im q ee . an You HEAR HIM a ov ons af? LO pounds "ieee unchanged. : . £ ; ‘FS EXCITING / IFS UNUSUAL Le BLERY ROOTS—-$7.50 per barre. |" : . si : , ' eee oo n hampers. develope! thet late vestertay Size o° 2 ; SEE THE SMASHING CLIMAX $ fe $34 “apame “e hampers. $2.50 about 100000 bags of Cuber were made ¥ | § PRES ENTATIONS $5 Mi is ssiDD askets $4 ‘o lotal refiners from stere and fer Xo a i 4 vlayally Ao ANT —~£2 0M -Zrown. Lp per pox emper shipment at a dectine of 114 af - a on er aera ee J RS SARA DISH—Med un a arge a or om the bagle of 462c far &: cz . eS . 5D . 4 “? . : ° oo — Fi. 4 @M@—vou See and Hear unis. 9650: Be. 3. 92 per 160| tan Mote out. SOUR muee lovesieins me 2 ~aniestneenes wr aS he ee TP a 34 —— — . = 7 . - "1 ‘4 “ST ot rr go - ap ; = . ’ £. ° - . “a 7 : ee ¢ SeéQURR = UL E-Home-grov 1 /.ac pe Atter opening a shade fligber on cover. | # ; - WHAS RVOTHE RS MISCHA ELMAN — ose. imported French ibe to 2éec Der ing by December shorts -aew “ar f.- g § GRAND CENT PAL GU MB Lou > 9-5 : tures eaged off under linuidation. oromos. | ° é | H | . . + me. Denman. 5 . ‘ ’ at 2” , : 3 eet peter ; » 7 ont at 5 kOe te Ar for ro tee. c. a : and—vou See anc Hear ay 4% rec fmnge- a3bBc ‘ 4 Oe per ae pt ent Gumend, fine £ranu iat Be! £ : mG ‘rt tam ped : - @ “* bun — _ at : 2 £ eC ease tw ial “es i ie Sugar futures closed barely steady AD- = ; shi2 i i iis Mumia 7" © ast Si: xa ae ey Tia te sa ow ce hw ttortws Tr ber : : i ¢ “= ¢ f Wir Fampus opera prima donna ee : ROH L_EABi—tume-growyn Zc per doz yp hOl, | iy » : ? * be ay ee today with prices -} @umerc br gas prespore. Pieneant. harm. | : ne for Bex ae tt, SHS | ome and ettective. Price at Walereen | io *'eady for Bendte naa Thee for 68x fe Raw oi : i a i : a? i

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WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27 , 1926 STOCK TRADE S28 Y’S NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. zei== MORE ACTIVE, S==72s=) ‘ comenene, ae +#18°%6 Stocke and Annual | ; i re Stocks and Annuai , 1 | oe b gS. 924 Stocks and Annual! | j 4 >a : Dre m Dollers. sales Hits, Low. | see. = | ne Bigt Low. Dir tn Doellers al ae . ; rw. | Div im Dears. Sales, High. ' Low. es : Leow. Div in Doellars " [sales eens. rors: Ee Ral Secur 4 OL. ao — 73S) 2 caine , 98 8S, Abitibi Pow & Pi. 5) & 7 47 Gommercial Cred 220, 22 1 Se i-;:., 2%} 49% \Kennecom Cop ¢ - 107, aT = 5M? 10 Xias Consol Cop Zsci Ly he : | gad : : ~ | : ‘ : >: , >| Z : ire ee . - ; ‘ . on ae : , L.] ca ‘yg Com Baking A &,., Field basts of the new tog at Highest Since 1917 as) *2: ere - ine 56% |... «: ¢Ricont Busing be right hacks of the Dividend Is Increased —/i22 11884) hema&Dre or 7 20 se 1205 ‘ sgh ; , hedel Fa’ W 1S OO TR Rake sev nina whearetatD en ans : i “a Wher OMG mn gat) ALA . : | -4 roe SD ~1 pot me CS ee ef ay ~~ eee Se | aad wens | qwi-) “ ef p*?) i ip pees: $y 5 . A nA + ib Rab mR Niece Ah mga saath Sin ght er ae ee “Fong hein ee eo en ee ne ae i aliases ie oe caY Pet ere hac evediraaen erator eageebat terme nemnaeas nea “wae . : ae BET . to ii-to + be w Fs yt WD She G Oei.c- v= am bo Ge bee Cd Fone 3) “7 fe * ~ Paid alm hei ein ahaa ot GL haiSenemee ant ron Spi « ef r oer eee © of reer ree t 7 Fee Suk ak fo _# ete -_ a * * ~~ tc Wp ho ie wo (ey Of mw ey wee SERRE Fee 444 Zw t. we thet to ME ode Le ee) —- 7 eee * re ove | eal Ft) ~@ +> am ff? Fee RIS Crucible St! pfd 7) % Cuba Carne Sugar .| 5% Cuba Cane s pfd ..j ’ The Ne -j y Packing 8-! Cracible a a Seaboard Ar Line. Seaboard Air L pfd sears Roeduck 2.30. Seneca Copper ~o| Shattuck FG Co 2 Sheil Un Oh pfa 6 Shubert Ibeater > ‘ Simmons Simmons Simms Petreieum i Sinclair Con Qu Sinciair Cor O pf s. Skelly © = Siose = Stl&iron “6 ‘Sou Porto R Sug 6 Sou Deiries A & South Dairie B .; \% Southern Pacific 6. Southern Ry 7 . Southern Ry pfd 3 Seam Ry rts o> Ga Stand Gas&éEl 3a ‘Stand G&E pid 4 Standara Mills Standard On 7 Siewart W S'udebaker Ss) persed Ine Boat ; ie eevee | eed nivtar re ie “sare @toe qi ui w Pe re a — is tes Go GC de Ge ey SSS SNK SEIU Tsai te paset = wea Perte =¥oe — “Umrenm i226 De oe hel a ie } r ® r mig yw Oto titi Bre Ouro % 1U9 %&% Mac kK Tk ‘Mackay Mackay pfi 4... Mailinson & (6. ManhatR moc Manhart* Shirt oh ~g te OUG FREER CIR FE 3. “icin | ge Sas, Was “ite ‘ NES Ke TET FORTE OTE — jo Poe a es ‘ae -¢ @ CASS LRERas pet 4 me ee wrens we wk Ba ac “ se ah it ico , ee. or 2 eee re ae —" - 7 —+ = LF te’ Vi wma Gg Continental insur 6 R R pia Cont Meteors Bu e} ~~" p_ Seg yak (Corn Prod 2.300 «} St Louis s FRy 7 © Willm F pfd 7..j St L southwestern Schulte Retail S &ci 144%, Am & For Pow.. 72 Am&@ForPow pfd 1 7 Am Hide & Leather 198 Am ice iUb . 314 Am Internat! Ge a -_ — jeere > yre? — we ob Gtlhe Wee ip 5 ts 3 i) r* as & ‘ ~~ be UG w- a ws 5 ee es we © et « 7 # * >’ r (2 doe Ge —" O25 ~ Cie oe ee wre } we « Qa ee Ga GD Gh |S oe bee bee 4 = tw ~3 gh Ga Gor bo: 1 i9 2-1 e+ Boe Cc SETTERS TREES ER or Gs (A ie seems as - ewe eerwee hte PFET OCE CEREE ER Keres: se . oe of F ie OOH Coit ~§sOree Geis ~ptoGen Orr Le vias *® we poli ne ins fc we FETT ES Natnened yo pe ee Dt bet CL C3 ~1 OD 4 te od Ord Gils ve vs m he es nn @ Ww > Par 12 yi emt 7 ~~ PFE EEE SFE STE FTE FHKE be t& iL eo & S Si ep , see Os t By Leasea Wire from the New York Bereas of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Oct. 27.—The Eve- ning Post in its copyrighted finer ctal review today says - “Responding to favorable divt- dend and earnings statements of leading railroads and industria! corporations, the steck market de vetages a firmer tone tn more ac ive trading today Gains in stand nal issues were confined to moder- ate limits however and specialtiés moved at a conservative range The volume ef business slackened in the afternoon and movements were on usually narrow. but most of the favorites held within a short ,dis tance of thefr best prices for the day Prospects for a continuance of plentiful money helpe@ the bond market Call funds were steady at t% per cent Belgian bonds featured the-foereign list the new 7s advanc- ing to a premium of almost 2 points Oider Belgian issues, French bends and some utilities were strong . . . Go 25 Ob an Ge UI he wi ter a i a 66 6 r > hi Oto Ge Siaakcon — ef € te + er s ooe % Por a) Ce a one be POs od ond “IO WOrw Ges S 2 é «9 63 O 15 Or COMM Gis -1G'- | i rrr i + F ~Zeui- misDRWrs OMwQkiea WO: i) Le ps la Ps Cr oither Ww Ore OW BIS — ~~ be Le OQ» i -“i'& Sm Cee tO De Vic a CSSQsSise Oe Vt Giserod ee De ¥ a et + 6309-1, bor Geis j i CA ial a | er « «© bt Ml ee Ge Ti saat a: & ‘ be pe! rae ar " b9 iF ree! ee - ~* be ce 'e rie é Pow & La = te Radiator 5 . Safety Razer 3 Ship & Com f > i. Ga ibe G8 G15 Gis: i Cw rs i De Cc ees: “tre? Mido Eaton Are & “pe Eisen) lobr & Bros . Lo ~ 3 > | ied —— ree De ns @© 2 * 2 NEE BA RE RS AGRE 5 POM tau ORR acti ti ic aD her RP Mee dee aM he aqQd-s .2-E53 - ve b+ pe oOo i a ee SS ae tee ee a ; M tas Nee Be a Lyte ~ FF ter £ -- oe Dm oe Gt * “im OIOey — Lee D Dea woe Oe Dm ~ The Py t ‘- CaF TSG ETH cae . ie -) be Ge e aes zZGo Quoc: EEE EET EER LEE sevace T FFE Pere: Vly ‘ iS + : hr ee ¥ WP DPD @ Ud. GD Cite atte Ceri ”% ~ oD we leoore) F iso to& Gu DS x a ee PF mo ‘s wo me S ' i a De i Ps to —— a Pacific One Tex Ce ctf ...-s- T &@2 P Ceal & Oi. % Timken B B 4. 75b) ie Transcon: Pred 7.. MGS D212 GO Yt Gt biome tomes noe FS - ne er rsre¢ ~) pot pe ya ie Ol we toe ew & &) 3 ORS & te 3m to be] *e®eeteaereeeé® We icw rs oa be "e he FR eee E SC re cere cee’ v wir ee Ue | ew * ¢F CO oe > OF he Go me ae a | $© 3-1 OMe ers. ne ©: © : ti +U GO mee’ BS oR) = ea: be © ts f sy © ry d aed OD all | (90 @ OF Salyer a - Vise he - a = — Ut de CED ee abe G 2 2 HIMNIDiw-oOqg AD 89 We eh . i =) 38) oDe Ow aa es ee a , “oe & 8. _F FREES TF F ae ag of 43 es FF wigs Cloak & Suit. Dairr Prod 3 Dept Stores... Distillers Prod Disti! Prod pid Enam & Stamp’ Nat Pow & L &)O N Rys Mex ist pfd, a a Mex wast pia ht be "eae ee 2 ed Foundation 63 | Foz Film A 4... 73% 74 pe Frank -—* m pf 7} 1,161 LOSS LOKM% | Freepor Texas : Ss aie Gab Snubbers Sb) | Ee me) 3 e- 7) U al ty om) * we bo =} ‘ WAaeaiiag ¢ ib SLY PU & & am Fs) SPOT TS ee beele ake ~~ be = 63 os a 1 ne —- ~ od ~1G2 Dh Gidy 23 re tion Z226B4QS-+)e sm PEER SERRE ELETE AT TH “hoe Ge o he ‘POCA WwY Wesorm ioc heb bfx pipet ede | e _) ay es ee a we) PEST ae id |: eS « Ce) cer € z ww pe . rm to Gj? 89 ¢ hee te Qe x eel OL Mell ae Be WIL = YI Me | bee tee “Cm ey Cy Bo > Ut me rr ~~ me eesveee _ a « Ore - : , ‘| we ESaR . is P-lh OO -1G2y0 Clem) OA . isreeig ©) ~) ye + se ‘who g ra ~ a) — sah | | ~) 9 re Tle leek deded ee eel on Nev N y Atr Brake rs N. ¥. Canuers New ¥ ork Centra! Vv } me Pt be CL Puree ry ~> ae ~ ne D> -~ - ~ = ¥ a3 bit da ; . Bt ht oe OES UI bot a en ~ a Goto do Ge rowert: ;we cr meig ' Ln a mt CILP &é&F Penn. Is Strong. ‘ ag : i> Sainishase & msc 1 P @& Y¥ pfd “Prospects of a continuance of "3% 55 1 & Ohio Be satisfactory credit conditions com 3 : 2 bined with favorable dividend de- velopments te arouse. more interes! in epeculative securities Profes- sionals provided the bulk of busi. ness. but commission houses re- ¢ perted an expansion of Duying on 3 seme the part of investors) The action; 37% Brices ef Pennsylivaria Railroad directors se 38% Broakivn in inmereasimg the dividend rate on the common shares from 6 to 7 per > Co ie pw «3 istduweu o . i So. FPS . it ht CO om tO Ue md That Le Ps eer Pt a i bet pene 19% WD wile eo) ce! Fe! J ire *eeete#e#® @, 313 ‘ Cs rr PSE + ca | } Tet joa rer tee + — aoe ee lia Deo - as ’ Jt ~ * bm ib Ct A op a we WS 2D D>} mh ps tet pe e » me BisDese wD voi we Viiote. FFE KSE FE pt ee : pot pe pe 1 ee GO ht de bh C8 Go OP Ot DO .9>* GG Gir 4 pt pt 4 peep > 1D be de te Dh is = te FF ehede at ae AA Sur bo Geet [ut ee ty cnigta HWM Ure 2 DW ie > ‘3 . = = 2» a & Pe) + tft fF se ee ‘aie QRIAINY i . & ee ea a SoS ee ee re pracy wd ~~ ' ea 2? | be | seaeel at * >-«ee F ~ re PESTO “Iov vi Da, Vk a © . tie: & ‘ ee ee ee ee ee ee so ae Tr a al viet wt Bm Cree DO f 3 a Pare a at 0 [ ead PU Dras 3 Sh cent and the declaration of an ex- 37 =" - * % tra dividend of $3 a share by Nor = 113 1 3 ee 3 folk @ Western directors attracted rs at : 1 attention to stocks of leading car- ~ is! i S riers Moreover, prominent indus- i7 : : oA, =i 32%! 23 Wiwautieou tee 2.) Sf Oe SS LS Es : trials reflected response to the un OF = ie 10 — % | ig nae . 53 By-Products © ad Pacific il S. 1%),....} S2_ | 3S%e(Wabew By .--:.. ; expectediy large earnings reported ca A A ik J” —i* == — 7 Cot & eka oy 33 . ber the United States Steel Corpo- 29% Calif een le +4 _ ™ | ' 23% | es Wh 1; 2S 25 tS ~1 291 11% Paige-D 6 Ward Baki % | ration and the Genera! Motors Cor- 55% es » B : : 6 o6% ran-Am A Ward Saisie le | poration Pennsy)vania shares were 3% _ n- Am ~— Warner Bro Pict 4 — & | ighest level asin sch noe ante . . Bros Ca 545 54% * %& to the highest eve since Baie Bi i a . Pasthandic Pr ° amen w= Co : saa | : 7 Atlantic Coast Line moved up 29 1. Sound 3. a ij 5% Park U 3 al 113 -% 7? } ; Saut > oiler o a * ~ -* > ey le ‘ “*s j - - ——_ “Although some speciaities con- ris ef hand-clev M of 4 _ oe > Phi) £ R Coe & tr 18 oa ai % nh, 2 | J: tinued to be freely offered. others IRs 6. ar : ss% = Phil Morris & Co. 3 ie a +4) 43% = 5%! 4 were tn brisk demand and staged| i2y%' 7% ¢ 13 41% & Phrilps he > SS le! 25%: To%!i Dhl & Be good rallies. partiy as the result of | 314, 16 41 18% i | oa Mot ol “0 White Motor Ce 174 Sah 55% Sah “ | pool activities in stocks, in whith ae . emo? @..8 Be 8% 8G: 8 -.... #| 45% ‘* j seam ape a ; ctis are 2x =4 * special developments are expected | 33, if ; => | ne O82 wa 4S - Baal ee . Steel shares received good suppert!] asa, 45 102 Pierce Petroleum ., 6 4220 | & 3 in spite of intimations in the week- | 126% “a 12% =» sem: & * zs ™ trede isummaries that demand ‘SO % : 23 % * iit 2 ves zh ‘ -o 7 ~ re ' 4 for steel from motor car producers] a5. 1s 72% a ? sa *4 and builders was siackening. Sev-/| ac%& 1 “74% at % 2 ie eral low-priced motor shares were} 35% sO 8 55 3: ay depressed ot. 63 | : > a t's “9 %» Wright Aeronant rr ae (f (cin a5 beta co cena a \% Yale & Tow “MT Sb ‘St Yellow Trk&C 75e YelTr@C 7 pe pf 7 Ps ~ % ‘Put sb a weaker tone today. with sterling ollins & Ai kman 3 55%: 55 . : 7 107! - RCP & 3 td "3 rte 4 ; 32 Radio Corp of Am 151 56% { eff fractionally. Italjan rates were ) Coio Fuel & Iren ; : , eee-ye—aee Sey Teas ae wi bien * heavy, falling back about 16 points : 1 ja cieete ofa : 86% 8: 3 ese: BO" . 314 | es Bere ee eee | French france also lost ground and : Columb: ‘tm * ae tt ae Biase Bi). “2 =) 54 ——. . on 16 Mf ee oa Ts | | York Rubber : | Spanish rates were lower. Offer- . erates Rem ™ ‘ 3 elly-Sp S noc pid ys i 4 ya Si 7 7 | Vy New ~ Prices ry ings of cotton bills were not ex- | | LOL TS ~ | ( | wr Oct! 27 ubber ; RK. t) t7.—R trregu ceptionally heavy but ft was ex- A | S ‘ ¥ ~—_ i Sunted ribbed sheets. ) il ‘4 piained that purchases of coa! an‘? -. — Chi __hica ock S —— SO: h. 3.8 , : a ether supplies here by Great Bri : ago St Sales ™ 4 ‘ OR Oct. ) . Lo ST. LOUIS STOCK EXCHANGE, Oct. 27.—Total sales of stock me ——— Oe, * 2% c. a. . * tain were being fimenced in Lordon Lo the Post-Diapatch. on the ‘Exch mange today amounted to i229 shares, compared with.21¢@10 with dollar acceptances, which AGO. Oct. 27.—Following is a os seemed to account for the lack of Pas taday. ® Ssalrs, eh, Dow and yesterday ; $16,900 bends today against $20,000 yesterday. demand for sterling documents. —— Rieger oe sea gate! ananeaae Feliowing is a complete list of securities traded in om the Ex- a = juring the session today, dividend rates, sales, highest. jowest, ates SQwoyTBe Ri” Silver rates held firm ™ x >hange du h.. Lo cnan 7 | ‘closing prices and net changes being given. Symbois: ‘*Increase. oe we .* ‘-* ofe ee vetc Heo melo ee ee a 7 ie lands | U ‘ a on — “asis | National Bank o C ees SECRTESETS AUP 4£CeR - W agner Electric was lower in j American { ie. | it & vee : - 33 *_* ef © «# ” 5 ® Fo es ee ‘the batter bh lf of sees 7 . | Baer. Stermberg “ a a3 meen Tr. aa : es Pe 3 | © fa r Dail of session while Na- ‘| do ist pid , at ri? ig llS All! ON NEW YORE MARKET By the Associated Pres. | 3 NEW YORK, Oct. 27.— ite previous iow record Trading remained comparatively eautet |) United Biscuit aleo wae heavy having a orices bel4 general’y | furtive: lows of 1 e'liirng below and encurgh Dupert after viel@ing im the earls covering Or trade burine beld the market | grading moved up abont 2 points. Warner a~eand 12.200 te I2.25e¢ for January com- | . Common mored up orer a point in rered with {72 Bie at the clome westerdayr the “firet hour but lost al ite cain. The | Met wae about 72 to 5 voints net strencth was shown a o'clock “atilities. Brazilian Tract: ixht Powe i ~) we = n oer FT > we’ piparap Peta nes: neat preggo pr 7 r f s ne ‘ + een hod ee eee o- ~ tow St iots hale SR BEY OPS 9 BPE pe sik > | Boyd- Weish Shoe GE ec nnsedos J a : eR sack and solidated Lead sold at 29. Am=2ri- a : . - : can Credit Indemnity was 55 and} Brown Shoe com ...-.....-- pee GE FESR ROBIE Wl OH ae 35% 36 building vv7 Equi 7 — - | Best-Clyrmer 59. both unc harge:1. Bru@e COM .. 21s ese eee eeoenes ar oe ceelerseeieeeos! “OF incre pment gi o | PBruce pid ...... cs cecesescorcs P.O TOR becwee a. an ° . or " - | Certain-teed Products Ist pfd ... - gen AS cE EE RA Re ae SserTvVICce of the highest ' | Certain-teed Products — Re Masta ale 1H ed Ws evades Bs : Boston Stock Market — “essolidaiea_Lead & seeeel 2 20%) 2 ee : ‘ Sen a | TY . : ; am *. 7 a eee . {Ely & Walker D G im pid ..-.- 4 DR CARO: EG, ae Ee. loosed ann | OSTON Oct eo , ! OO COME: «ite on jaadeenesdee 1k ewe ee ie Ee Sa DESIRABLE SUITES AND SINGH BOSTON. Oct. 27.—Following | = Met} sutton bi nocache a > OFFICES Ss ,of today’s highest. lowest and closing titen-Brow, Sh . BGS Rene op GA etait 2 | ARE STILL AVAILAS = |erices for the most active stncks dealt tp | Husemann com -...--.. al - ’ - ng . son @Geeeee sea ee @@ / ~ 7 Sand & ; ‘. ; Ca onde Mh Sa £ ne - : ee . " - PO EE, AMY A OT ANI IE NE BERS AE Ut rN 4 2 he i> pees” Gr. eo CGN ea PE ae o> galore hs sade Ses os eniaineananie e . ae Pe ; 4 e4 in De . ‘site QGauwwnore oe £4 a 2S @Omo wes oo ares bans so 9 *~* wetiw ei . > it~ (2k FPS bh OE ee a ene Sr rer —_ “ ¥ ¥ Bb aa nomMeag. bs TES ee AS 7 ; ; Intemma* ena! eee ae eee a Ar'zona orm oF ee } i¢ : do com Hartford. - ~ Vitis 2 & € ad -wrr- Independert Packing com ....... i AGS Meer RES he ’ & AGE ‘Johansen Bros Shoe -savieeee ee a a a rson-Stephens-Shinkie Sho@ ....) © okt Be a a me ESE Re of ede Steel Co +o tee een ees © dleiaketauene , = if otee emai — | mg Migpouri-ITlinots Stores com ...... ee. 2 oman wale es Seige xa ne Miseourt Portland Nationa: | do D sccceedsas mes do com eae éecedeceos + oamable BD 3 5 Pedigo- Weber “Shoe com i i Pater Wate “ER” «cece Rice-Stix Drr G Bice-Stix meici J oo . aig eee or * * - . Ne 20: = See —— 7 = —— = 2 31% 31% 31% - i) 32 | = : “ec ee ©) * lower at 2 y i t r ug 19 ee «) S -§ 0S & Chicago Cotton Market. La poy Oct. 27 ber 12 28@12.31-, : osed tows: Decem> “ f ing 3 points seelicie Sti january 12.00 Mareh 12.53c. May ]2.80c. ~ pew Western Union 0 Mid West pr in July I Telearanh 58 ranged from 100% te 100%. 50 Mid West tii pen thn meptane ‘eos ordinary DAILY AVERAGE | CRUDE OIL 7 Nat Carben pid lew middiin 10.00c. meddling 20 Nat Leather | Skouras Bros A 1? 5@e, good Gittins 13.50c. middling fair Lg tig UP ) 00 BBL Lt Nat Standard is 14.50c. 2.1 $. ) Pick B pid Ai 20% So |» soa, |@Quimey | ..........; | Seutherm Acid COM. ..aces eS Se ae | 75 Pines Winterfr rs 56 3 —" Ss a Pate. | oo oF Southwestern Rel) a athena ss Oriceans C croee of! 4 ~ he | 3 e ih ~~ : i . ] ; . . > i. oe oe . , . . ee e+ epee «© * © «© -- $3 | 46%! 45 ci J sresesieess sf S&S Ul bi erst tar Fei 3% Se SE es 1 Your Investment Probl x Sieloff Packing Co ....ccsecess 4 “7 2 @ © * PtP @O eee ere * ore ee f - 7 ft © © r will be solved with less difficulty PRO ASK I AE : |] frank discussion with any responsi nn SASS Sate bee = ton Beet investment dealer ~ - » Our services Sub ¢ 1...-1 “ino Beet Wed ened 3 ak ora & | at your disposal without obligat SL] aS) eg) ang | aie, Rauware eso of B°25250°1525) 5 se seg ey a”) et, et | | you. A list of safe bonds which -2. 2.1 56%! 55%) 56%) ~~ In bond sales 000 omitted) a ai ommend will be sent upon re 7- Oe oF ih . Oct 27. ? : : ‘Dividend rates as civren in the tabie 9 sd ao $2. 3 . ° am ome the latest quarteriry or balf-reser deciara uli — | e @ & ts 06 oa ae... 8 “Reet >. aa 00 OBB eee i a gimme I ee a i ~ ps tire DS - é. ood 2 ts *aAa4m HF reas! ? ro 2 ls» rr @€ « _r- 7 43. 8: Sic 28uPuad- Se Baay * y > i Investments can be ma in any amount from $100 : : en = . : a A eer Ce ? u { : ‘ ee eS worTac Mes 2 | Oct. 27. mane | , | | LORENZO E. ANDERSON @ Extra $1 on Ingersoll- SO ge : 7il ST. CHARLES ST. + SAINT SE NEW YORK, Oct. 27 hin « minutes ; ! a De. aeaieine ah, eaie™ aa after thee Member New York Steck eae ot bal ” - Shaw -~ ae eee

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Seat Post-Dispat bh. mm TORK, Oct. 27.—Ip th m, highest, lowest and ¢! ®B Exchange today, sales on ail Uniteg , of a dollar, $99 and twenty-four thirty gales today were $13,826 a week azo, $11,823,000 From Jan. 1 to date s 900 a year azo, and ———— | High ENT BONDs. —_ ae ae ‘ww. i Close. eee re j Ban 100—18 100—15 100—1¢ I | a i ,.400—20 100—20' vo—29 100— 2'100— $i, | 2100— 2 j102— ¢ TT B47. 202— 2102 2'192__ $%. -.100—18 100—17'100—18 ‘ai eae 100—~15 ren heil— 6'101— 3 i i 100—14 100—15 101— 3 - M4h. ms..101— 1 101— 1 191 1 a “f102—19'102—13/10215 “ 8. (102—13,102—11' 19215 01—27,101— 2610195 Br. 108— 6/108— 1 ‘106 ¢ = 04 7/104 4104 7| See. BON Ds. : A ? - ceo ithe 4. rs Sisk posses ets. ane ~ 53, 80 4,7 89% RFI | 98% Ge OR ars | 9s 97 | 97%! 97%) Sey 1 98% 97a. YS ly 1004 10s LUU ly | 9B, 98g, US 1g 97% 97%) oT H | ¥8 U7 ei Os 86% | | 6% 101+ lvly lolly 108 LOT % 1US%y | 855 95 | YS OT % 1U7% LOTS oof B5%. 86 92 81% v2 : oe 85 45 Sy 95%, 954) 95 | 87%) 975) ore 101% 1014 1078 104% 104 104 1014410] WUlLy (94N) B4u) 9g 108 % 108 35 108 4 ---/108 1108” 108 - 100% 100 % 100% | 93% 83% g2: 34° | 32%, 34 * 06% 96 | 96 98 \, 98%) 99% | 99% 99% OD 44 | 1024/1 -% loza, | +4, aoe 1024 | 102% 102: 102 01% 10ix oi ON 110% Liow | O44 104% 104%; | 97% 97% Thy | 89%, 99% agi | 104 14s lay 104% 1045 1.44 103% 1031, 103 % | lus 4% 1041, 103 | 197 ly 107 4% 107 ls . 95%5 95% 951, SS 8S, RR a, SYy% 89h a9 & 99+, 99 99 1, 934% 93% 93 % | 94 93% 94 94 “yy v4 ls 94 o4 935%, 93%, “9°, 99% ga: 85% s S51 | S84, aa 'y) &S? S84 sey) Kes, 424, 42% 42 xs 22% °4 . | 244 a: \%+ 27 7% 40% 407, | 40% 35 35 4lioay | a 95% 95 851 o> Se 97 7 ie 107 lO7% 107 idd i 15 % it’s 87% Bex «- 9S, Y8% Bs 10] % 101 1. 10 10h 101% Lay 71% 81 9} 400% 100 100 | $1 Ls, &] S]} 4 + 914. 91% $14 30) ~ x9 ~~ Gr) Le ‘ 42 loz \% 102 2 i02 » + 1435 5 99% 99 ‘go 82 1} al ad 93% oy oe 86 45 it? +s 1He 19 a 104% 103%, ey 7 1134 1i3sy Lis 103% logy 103 4, 27% 95%; as h. rae OS O84, 74 74% S&S of : oar “4 93% 93 g3 aD 7 99 Tas -INBY 103 % 1103 1% I — ‘192 In39 % 99% nO ~ |} 11% 19} ror % | ran 8 108% ION % | 14 . ios y 14a, 72 102 & 102 % IA) — Ino 10m %, Oa: SS ae lg 15 3 eS y Test —s 102% He is s oF & . | +2 59 sa tau ons! 58% 2 TY Hs 16% 103% 108 * | ony IMS % 1He | , 93% -a- sy | oe oO % Ar) a | a4 5 e7 | a> , 190% 190% tony 8% ga. ey 102% Ine ie 102% | 2A 102K 1ose. | 48% ont ae O54 ase! ost ME&® gas | BO % an Ky Lan ee % HR Ly oe to Sq t S4%, S47 A bi £ he = 7 1293 ign: 13% 103% og» ei Hn - Oe et al ‘y aS pe tinime. .°t ee —= ST.LOUIS POST-DISt*Tey WEW YORK BONDS i Tee vere ian eae . ty) wot __.PAGE 43 57 Sen . T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ || PENN. RAILROAD DIVIDEND TO 7 PCT. BASIS 27 .— Directore oa! —— WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 97 1996, URB_ es of S€curitie Sales of Stocks Ds thereos exce l, while bond sa} ey sues WR Sree ing MAY Gc! Sty I be et See eee (COMPLETE ) __NEW YORK ¢ Special to the Pose same month tae was $26.022.634 ti Vee af a Be 4 we 2 DRE ue = ay te By the A s@uc tailed PHILADELPHI« Oct te New York Coffee. moderate Aemana 7. 18 %e. Santoe—No ¢ (COMPLETE) ee | ay Cee ae States Li that is, for bonds are in ¢ tifet Sabeee. ¢ a aan Refined Sugar Price Reduced. Nee PART nek ay, 5 Oa : ® ir wy ; mpoaee az aa ea! a — 000 yesterday, he new rane base 84 te e ie ae * 100% 100% l0Oo% or © $2,199,242 Se. re | ——SOND MARKET AVERA yg ee i ed, if | bari 10 Eureka Cros a © oe er $33) re --|101 100% 101 Co} PRLS nae, ee . a ae “— — Re a & rr ne tn Yl S 4 ’ The Complete Line OF Office Equipment — FOREIGN BONDS. & v PERSE Sak BD pet 62 Oo med ah are © + © es eg ae no or ~ bo a eS - a INDEPENDEN Fe Fy "@ me Dm Ots Ore ett eo a MWe wo oF PP ey e. # PES oe eo FE ns 09 tomers as & ry 98%) 98% o8% 'g © COm~ ee Fo mars Caer s ps Pad te) =J D+. w B tes es iF OF me ee - & ¢ "Ole 2 * ‘ - ~ bs be hors te) ae ved wm pe 2000 fo ~3 2S ew S102% 102% 40 6 B107%)-107% 10 bt he oe, LS} . an) PASO NOES tO ms 05 ate 0.5 pe 1? en’ ¥ -s »> eee Fs Crh as * Seu ~ rey x 7 - * ee ow eevee % was ite SY & FR ge ays - irre , a ~~ (+i 1 ‘ rf ~ FO OS me eS pha 3: Se al re “ in CR ey tg 5 ae Ane og tate es ee, e Ate ¢ ‘bile. ) *habpo — ne i og to Comm & a oP % 100% 100% 100% ~~ = “ ef rT > om Sweeting ete OPM nee yee wR ee | NMRae ~ — te, a w ? @ * ) ” WRT eile mathe es Oats PARrlndags aha % ¥ 7 pg - ~ - . : . u * Ab etme, a es * - P+ eee . nm, a R&S Pt,106 ; B&éSh new a cate SRNerw ron Ceo RE, wf hoe np Vee @ ok ak nue het heed es io aiaededete Coe ee ee an, Aa KT ‘RRR ge a2 . vasipind. ve * - a me 4 45 Spel ; a M Wag n parey: ey . ~ “tts PEON he dain — ” __Foreign Ex EW YORK. Oct. 27,—F uMations in the’ fo “ od, pes * wt 2 AE Ml 04 0 - -e * ~ > oT $ ~ eb, we ere Di * a - P ) ‘ s Pa "fb b 3 ° i23 eat sens tw tele ie, ' i a ; : " of é é "oar Singin ~1Oo met OA) rr -Y—Lira D 4.37 wis tet Bo font , ~ > * he = 3 OD Oye ee “Ios m~ Cs OPS "OS Ot Gren oe | “Int eh *) Fer ef ee a he —~ =] vu Se Tee POA tego Scie ee dtiveoein Branches and A £encies in All Principal C e~ ed ai ie) Miniaa e Otome & p ‘ . e y = #5 Se an ee © - ol =x 5S a@ © oD ww Sa ty te “Io we we CP et ee Re A ~~ ~ Sr SOC me OC, ~ SERRE KK KX Kix F wit SAA sz « er) 2 a © pt bet © ism AWE wees eV 2) “LALLA ‘ . We ie ns ~ us ee 952 ht ed eat Pee tS : bet ee Sere Tere (sm DS me ibe st ts ee ae wr 02 1 Gn On es tet, ' a A ~ —e “ * as , Y ‘ na . > a oder ha Neicndin ci “a. oe LIABILITIES "* tee eeeesees. § 25,000,00008 nm hm Ww $190,073, 702. 10 Loans 103 700,746.67 ee ee m Pa '’ a" “Dae OF Ge pe i 70319 moon ‘Oo aa a = : o ) ,052,430.10 $322,867,826.80 a News .* 35,450,633.85 4 Ped = or “heise ~~ yyy U. S. Bonds end T ~~ a i « Oot Ot) de 53 -- - ein wie Par ans cl hae ~ -- ee vy vy th - Pe ay . -s e- ow: mi y 4, as om ° wiz Gt pt WP Le) ~t-)89te Sl deed Ty) Pr eS wee, tpn a | 9 — Soe eo) oe Dy ~~ Sal) ny oo 7’ Overdrafts. . . . 4 Cash and Due from Banks 5 ny ae 4 ° 1 mel a eh ba P30) wm ty a @ ivichooa ) + 148,515,974. ‘Benks) *22-161,169.67 *89,771,234.93 7 en 110,770,816.92 $489,771,234.92 TRUST and SAVINGS BANK Statement of Condition, October RESOURCES Demand Loans $ \ % 3 be ae ~~ - J » ROR = es | mm DOU (Syees ‘2 ie miIDs5 ~ 5 oe + GAg rr + . wt ba ee nw tort s ” 7 ‘ a“ fu * me, ASR: Ley. ape Mie. > ie eae Prantl tpe a ceo oe ititionetenien. K p penten a. aR es Rl dee Poe 7 r be = “9 Gresromcocy n J > al ~ ~ eur » lr L eed ‘ Si heat ai | J ¢ par Es ie yea 2 4 “A, Rig. “ m2 Hm et emt oS) eee Or — “ine ak lta ph a tien ™ » res — ‘ a Fh we R-biD we 2» Vi > Dt 1 me tn hw Dy — mars nt Oe me Dian = m i SO » —! a ips ‘Ko wehilllgs 6g am i ee ~ 4 Gn —— 1s A * e - ae PE my LIABILITIES Undivided Profits : ~ sf oe a ~ ~ S > « > pet it=e &% Sat Brak a o a" 2D ee me “Pie em Dis DD2D> ne * Otis “~~ += *s tT, 5 | 2 | “' a mt lO a ee “ - Vtag a4 — 7538,474.33 89,426 157-36 $108,262,117.63 —— > . ’ oO DF * > +. er wy, z ad 7 wh oe Wms . ¥ » digg ie en an a 4 Pig . - bia , —_ or ray oe . anes. Sn ana aera acm f ee at - oil het e fe aad 7 LV s * * 8 os * e aes toe we it ~ hao > * ¢ $598,033,35] ww Yt ee a“ ; Vow i we ie“ ao - BO 9 - bs e i & rem if ‘ ; a ¢ a + . om Wane _ ee A Ee a Rae Ye on er, Sr 4 ‘9 PD nde CR. a oo aa FOSsco wt Pht wus LP foPrtotes Vitis a A ae rte MnO eae mee Git he bee ae BSS o-* BN 68 Wt ys } S ¢tebee eidsca at OS 8 Youngs: S&T & 42° 102 RAILROAD BONDS 3 § ® s Bil om~ wt bt 69 ps a Pit irr a or * . Cs m Ob be + be . m8 te 7 3 » oo 2s oz Th ee ae #7 eS a a th Swan nee’ - we wi Qi ie) ’ 5 we #5 Ss os ” ~ 2% ? 10td 3 we, load ee] Shem Wmhy~) a a Piet thf OT FPR oy %RODWD Ww mis 22 3 ne 4 Se a rs , ” me SSRBRSz oe =~ Ff eee 233 S232 3 FRSC E ee oe ; f ? 2, a 2 2 Pe onctnetaeieneictete eee *eeeana, ™ i j > ww ~} Wises ~~ ee 7 a a = 10 Resh Term 4 5 Bush fF 5 Sé .. & Can Can + 4° ua "“"semeeeca Adie Rosy Tener ca a) 7 . 3S + — - eee ee g:

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH That Monthly Event Eagerly Awaited by All H ousewives of Greater St. Louis—Is Here Again! NO MAIL, PHONE OR C. 0. D. ORDERS ACCEPTED THURSDAY Sale of Willow Clothes Hassocks Hamper $1.90 Value, at >] -00 [ JSEFUL Hassocks, compactly made of carpeting. Use several for your home. PAGE 44 csthn, 0-0: camsaguitoronitabeo aapletiaaetietin 7 f) - ~ 3. * : RARE NS NIG RES A yd “Oilette” | Wall Pictures $1.95 Value, at $] -00 “CNILETTE” Pie tures, square or octagonal shapes and handsome polychrome. 3x5-Size Flag Outfits $1.85 elas, at $1 -00 $x5-size Flag Outfits with pole and bracket. Made of fast-colored material. $2.25 Value, at (THESE Hampers are durably woven of heavy willow with lid. Large sizes at $1. (| ms mmo aerevens eater age “ eanares pape nen - . * CAA SA Nat Ra a ON RNS AR Smet Ne ” > Enameled Roaster 2 AE Me ABE. oat de Deal D apes ey Beautiful Tapestry Pictures $1.95 Value, at $1.00 gods Tapestry Pictures in neat polychrome _ frames. Special only $1.00. $2.25 Value, at >] -00 Polychrome Book Ends $1.85 Value, at >| .00 P OLYCHROME Book Ends in beautiful colors and Indian head or ship model designs. Convenient Radio Bench $2.00 Value, at 3] -00 A CONVENIENT Bench for radio fans. Mahogany finish and very comfortaable. Solid Oak Utility Table $2.00 Value, at >] -00 AN excellent solid oak Table, beau- tifully finished; can be used as telephone or utility Table. sQhace*"s” . Amin ba weeepcinndly ~ ~ o- a ea ee. ene ee Se ee ee ee ee AY n+ ~ ay eat ee fit 18-inch ovens. Un- usual bargains at $1.00 Solid Oak Kitchen Chairs $2.25 Value, at >] -00 TRONG Kitchen Chairs, made of solid oak and finely finished. Limit of 6 to a customer. All-Metal Bath Stool Egyptian Assorted Vases $1.00 BEAUTIFUL flower Vases in Egyptian designs and poly- chromed in colors. Kitchen Stepstool $2.00 Value, at | ES y VWJELL MADE hard wood Stepstools —fine for housework —that fold compactly and have three steps. hes)" puaiy acialorninlibaienaaien: ppt vbeeteipeslab> =~ previa. Darts tion ibapirtitbpaaies yy ee I>, MER ~ All-Steel Door Mat $1.75 Value, at 9] -90 A SPECIAL sale of all-steel flexible Door Mats for porch and outdoor use. ae eee a ee Eee ae) ee ee Imported Dinner Gong 2 3 *! Waffle Iron’ ’ — 4 ” se ee, rae $2.13 Value, $] ; " Excellent Serving Tray “Recepto” Waste Can Enameled Wood Bath Stool Mahogany Tabourettes Decorated Card Table Cover . Beale eed SS EP ene - - a ein cee raga en - ~ ew ree " n P . - % ; rage . wats ’ 3 i > sap ae a ~ Me. APO te acme peste a Table wetted alee ~ ~ a vod poe ts ae gu oad tt Sa a ee os, RNS ae eer ae ems er a aE Le, ages Fan hsaat oan 3 3 x x pau ; : — spate ° . “ ss eee > Semel ei Co Ee eee ‘ 4 oS cab ah phates, eS SES a ey nd a) ee ae 3 rg ia ts ee eC Ran bupek. etek Ms ‘ 4 MS wel oda ans SPRUE 2 ro wanna co" 4 , mm ee ee err, Pe be. Re rakes ans sian. sali mv res a Aen ba 0 UT eeens org vent ong hs to gpebnre Noe de ok “ ta Retcurcdhnernioas Steep by, achat sdanSicd nay Piped Aa Peat ottoman teen aha reacties An me ’ Dine ation aie te tee ata so s or od eltn ee! is ° y ; ceed i entle and , ee . eaeaanerge aapo—tryet +e Stace apeacghras auPeteaes: ale ime rie: pee ht = etapa : - eat senha Gotinn 5 ie item" See ppm ae on A eve vee dete Sens tebeaie aiden aeaeaietie-al = — os pony mapeabihap- api ecapinatndidveenorgn ee tert a Bint AR a hn ha ~ 9s oe Al ny ins = : : ee nae Oe Cr a geome ne ee . > EA ERTS A RO NE ee teeenemavanta se - hates AN ON NR emt ee oy haa aCe eh aan weiner ene rev ca - ee. 7 je o~ renee . z . na re. 5 eins ahs stele 8 : , : ; wes A : ; ~ esretee aed ; emma . . . e : — met kee ig a cenye ee” an na on : edad 22 Y St “ae . s BN gh Poe a ee NN ee SO ree eT “ - ne «a3 ee . ie det te nar ware aeaey) Taree. + tain-onet-o-emanniiaatineetionias 0 OTR che NG Ria, a PP ard « Oks3 7 ny pone . “ web " > tard oibatemie = sate iieends ietadthemala a Se eee 4 = 7 . r c ' = ay - bed “ i re * " 4 5 a ——— ine = ve Rie RD Ri e “. —~. — v “- ee .. ¢ 7 ~ - * ¥ - am . m : ae ru eT Rg iy a ] Q:! o at the Union EAUTIFUL red 57 f A5 or green lacquer 1 (X 1BSON™ 3 Console Table and make side- lacquer Mirror; ex- Ivory Enamel Wood Beds $30 Values, at the Union Bridge and Junior Floor Lamps $17.75 Value, 1 sf 'e. eg j | my OSSD SSO CEG PRESS OSSD SPOOF SOS SES FSP FOO OSS OSO POSS SOS SOS SOB S OOPS SSS OSS FOSS OOOSH “ Steel Bedroom Chair Fine Bedroom Rocker } $25.50 Value at $26.85 Value at $Q 50 $Q 95 MR NTE IR Ce RE ONE eR ROL: aint) Sy er ae tot tay ~ ‘5 “Simmons” Graceline Metal Be t In Full or 7 = ia he Trin Size.... HE newest Grace- “Dreamland” NEW “Simmons” Graceline Bed with two fillers on either side of beautiful (metal) panel. Single-size Beds only, in ’ beautiful oak enamel. cane $1.00 Cash SO99339S9S metal S A af a a a POSS N exquisite cane seat and back 3edroom or Office Jhair in .the Louis XVI period, enamel- d in American -wal- nut and brown ma- hogany. $1.00 Cash Solid Oak Dining Tables $35 to $45 Values $1.00 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments “Nifty” Oak Heater ? >] 6* ASSIVE 54-inch solid oak round extension Tables: ex- pertly made and with plank tops Colonial styles are featured. $15 Value, at the Union... 517.65 XCELLENT Oak Heater, rooms. They are made of cast iron—body of blue steel— | to burn either coal or wood. $1.00 Cash—Balance Easy Payments Steel Nite Table ee, t¢ ! $16.50 Value at $ 5-50 A “SIMMONS” Steel Nite Ta- ble, with shelf below —and finely con- structed. They are beautifully enameled in American walnut. | Mattress >] ()-* AN all pure cotton “Simmons” Mattress in fine art ticking in full or twin size. $1.00 Cash At the Union... -“Restwell” Mattress 2 | i A COTTON and felt 55-pound Mattress; twin or full size and with beautiful ticking. $1.00 Cash At the Union... N exquisite Lou- is XVI Bed- room Rocker with cane seat and back. Enameled in Ameri- can walnut, two and three tone. $1.00 Cash $23.85 Value, at $7 95 OUIS XVI Bed- room Benches; made of steel with cane seat and in brown or American walnut enamel. “Nifty” make—for small line is featured on this double cane panel , “Simmons” Bed. Two | inch square tubing and flat fillers are embod- ied. Full size in ivory enamel—single size in walnut enamel. $1.00 Cash New Style wa Mahogany Davenport Tab $24 Value, $: 55 at the Union... if je newest type long Daven- port Tables, excellently de- signed and made of mahogany veneer and birchwood, beautifully finished. $1.00 Cash it +4 ite oe Boat ys 3 : s ee rg oe St Large-Size Parlor Heater $33 Value, at the Union. . >] Q-90 [_ARGE-SIZE Parlor Heaters, the newest oblong shape, with cast iron front and body of blue steel. These [ Heaters have bright nickel trimmings and are fully guar- @ $1.00 Cash—Balance Easy Payments anteed.

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. ee - a me vn wo A TAAL LL nag optiornipatsetinntss ~aeserner cree paint enter ty tera Se sind ine hg? i . - “oo a. he ool TEN hee Sha wT vt = 7 z - - N Ln te | Rae a ; 5 q . N ~ SN S2 x ek I . : > ee we PAs . il zt Give to your complexion a charming, soft youthful freshness. This delicate, re- fined touch of adorable beauty is yours to command thru Gourauos ORIENTAL CREAM Made in White - Flieeh - Rachel Send 10c, for Trial Size. Ferd. T. Hookins & Son, New York City Remember the “Dolly Dialogues” made famous by Anthony Hope? Rollin Kirby, the ablest edi- torial cartoonist in the country, has written and illustrated a series of “Dolly Dialogues,” 1926 style, that should amuse both those who remem- ber the girls of the nineties and those whe think the present crop could not be improved om No. 3. M *‘Lookit!”’ she cried. guesses as to what it is. O’Farrell’s Attic.’’ “You might have the decency to introduce your little playmate to me,’’ said my aunt. It doesn’t speak- a word of En- its name. It’s a Bul- But look at them eyes!” The poet stood twirling his battered hat. My cousin made a dumb show of introducing He, smiled and pushed the long black locks out of his eyes. “I can’t. glish and I don’t know garian poet. him. Y AUNT and I were sitting on the terrace when the sound of a motor stopping be- fore the house came to our ears, and al- most immediately my cousin burst through the door followed by a strange, abashed-looking young man who might have been an Italian or a Greek or any of the dark-skinned races. ‘T’ll give you three I found it at Judy some food.”’ floorwalker.” Rawiston. he is a yeggz.”’ you the guy is a poet.” My aunt arose with “Now that you’ve got it’’-—I began. “God knows, but I'll bet it could do with “How about.a fish?” I asked. “You know,” my aunt broke in, “if you keep it you will have to take care of it. raise a finger,’’ and she laid down her Atlan- tic Monthly with emphasis. “It will probably grow big, woolly ones,” I sald. who brought home what she thought was a swami and it turned out to be a full-blooded “You two are a couple of crabs,” she saad. “Give it a drink anyhow,’’ and she rang for The poet poured himself a Scotch that would have lasted me for several days and stretched himself in a chaise-longue with every evidence of being interned for the duration. saw a man give up quicker. My aunt turned those grave eyes of hers on him in appraisal and then said quietly, “I think “You old chump,” cried my cousin, “I tell over to the Bulgarian man of letters. “Gus,” she said in her modulated voice, “if you are a wise guy you will take the air and take it soon. Mama is hep.” — The poet sprang up with an angry glint in his eye. “Where do you get that stuff?” he said petulantly. “On your way,” responded my aunt, don’t touch anything on your way out.” Hastily gathering his hat, the quondam min. nesinger backed toward the door. ‘You win, lady,’’ he said, “but she’s a swell kid.” Rawlston appeared in response to a ring. “Show him out,” said my aunt. “Well Hawkshaw,” said my cousin after he had gone, “how did you pin it on? Percy Bysshe?”’ “My dear child,”’ she responded as she licht- ed a fresh cigaret and folded her quiet hands in her lap, “my mental process is best de- scribed by the bard in, I think, his thirtieth sonnet: ‘When to the sessions of sweet silent thought I summon up remembrance of things past” . & cf “That baby was a deck steward on the Pre- posterous when I crossed two years ago.” (Copyright. 1926.) I won't into.one of those “and “TIT once knew a girl I never determination, walked ——- & ee ——— The New Draperies By EMILIE E.: HOFFMAN. tention of the houswife is di- rected toward hangings. Green continues to be the fa- vorite color in fall draperies. Jade or near-jade is the popular tone. In the new fall fabrics green is prominently used in combmation with one or more colors, the rose, gold, orchid and blueg being the favorites. Stripes, prints and the modernistic art all play a large role in interior decorating this fall. In heavy draperies the striped damasks hold first place and a popular combination includes green, rose and gold. A green da- mask with dull gold stripes makes a rich hanging. Sometimes the hangings are in monotone and color is introduced in the trimmings. If you have plain colored draperies you can add a valance, deep fringe or edging in two or more colorings. Valances can be purchased by the yard in plain and pleated ef- fects. They come in colors that will harmonize with draperies. An attractive pleated valance, in stripes, combining several shades, car. be purchased at $2.25 a yard. (Copyright, 1926.) Miention is over and now the at- 4 Why Be Gray? By feeding and nourishing the hair roots NOURISHINE replaces the gray in your hair with the original color evenly, naturally. Thousands praise this splendid tonic. NOT a dye, Can't injure hair. All shades re- stored by the one liquid. Also bane ishes dandruff, cleanses scalp, pro- motes hair growth. Price—8-oz, bottle $1.25 at drag and dept. stores. (Any wholesaler will sup- ply your druggist). SHINE SHAMPOO —Ideal for use fm conjunction with NOURI- SHINE HAIR COLOR RESTOR. ER. 6-0z,. bottle, 5fc. Hair Color NOT a DYE S223°% cover the frames with flannel. square piece of fine cheese cloth HOME-MAKING HELPS By Wanda Barton RECIPES FROM “My Old Virginia CLOTHES ‘HANGERS HE only way to keep a ward- T rove in good shape is to take care of it. Trees are inexpen- sive and a necessity. All clothes trees, or hangers, should be cov- ered to be efficient. If left uncov- ered they are slippery and _ the clothing is apt to slip off. For fine clothing they may be covered with silk or ribbon. For men’s clothing, it is wise to cover the frames with black taf. feta or grosgrain ribbon. If the frames are of wire, cover them with cotton flannel, or wrap them in tissne before putting on the rib- bon covering. If this is not done, the wires mark the garments, even rust through the ribbon. Where the rod under the frame, designed | to hang trousers on is used, wrap it tightly with satin and the gar- ments will slip on and out easier. For thin lacy gowns, cover the frames with velvet ribbon, then they will cling and not slip off and fall. For shirt waists or lingerie, soft white Over each frame, a yard ADVERTISEMENT SIMPLE WAY TO TAKE OFF FAT Just take one SYNDEPS Powder before going to bed. You will soon motice a gradual reduction in weight. Get a box at Walgreen's or Wolff-Wilson Drug, today. ——————————— SO EASY NOW With this flour to make delicious, light whole wheat, graham muf- fins and gems, waffies and pan- cakes without slightest possibility of error. Nature’s own health AM Wi Ale INCK FROST No Faihures All Grocery Stores Sell It F. B. CHAMBERLAIN CO. 1847... Fightieth Year ... 1927 i Cook Book” should be placed; a hole in the TOMATOES — FRIED center of the square allows it to slip over the hook. .The cheese = cloth protects the garments from W HEN you cannot obtain fresh tomatoes. Take one can of tomatoes and drain off as much of the juice as pos- sible. Then to the: tomatoes the dust that settles on the should- ers and makes the garment loorFr rusty and worn. ‘The squares are quickly washed and dried. eaehipiuitengutans add salt and pepper to taste, one tablespoonful of sugar and three or four tablespoonsful of flour. Make into small cakes and fry. Serve with a Iittle RYE PANCAKES. parsley garnishing. Mix one cup each of rye meal and bread flour, one-fourth cup of sugar, two teaspoons of cream of tartar, one teaspoon of soda, one teaspoon of salt and one-half tea- spoon of grated nutmeg. Add one hue well beaten egg and one cup of No man who haa once heartily milk. Beat well and drop by spoon- and wholly laughed can be alto- fuls into deep fat. Drain on soft : paper and serve hot with maple . er Bor irreciaimably depraved. syrup. ANNY aa D was back in Be same as he would have been home: and Nanny had lived ter in Farmer - wasn't home now, & Nanny wasp’t ~ didn't waste any tj Brown's barn. He stax way for the Green he was in“such a j there that he was @ sir, he was so. He a thought to Spooky Owl, or Hooty the Ge Owl, or Black Pussy, of —any or all of out hunting that nig It was quite a dish Farmer Brown's barn place where he ad ny. It hadn't that she wouldn't be} now. He had been shore nearly all st is a long time in Meadow Mouse; but | to find Nanny just ag At last he drew near where his home used he suddenly became didn’t know just what ing to say to Nanny. explanations are som cult. However could to Nanny why he had in the first place and stayed away so long? (Copyright. 1926.) | Women’s Safety from loss of charm under al tevndenl ne secure this way. True pro ‘ te Hike ¢; CORES of women's disor- ders are largely traced to- day to old-time “sanitary pads,” insecure and unsanitary. Whiten Your Skin New Safe Way Just recently I found a wonderful ew Way to clear and whiten the skin —almost overnight! No more sallow kin, mo more muddiness, no more tan! ‘cience has made a new discovery, vhich clears and whitens your skin vith amazing quickness. Tonight, nooth cool, fragrant Golden Peacock sleach Creme on your skin. Tomore ow morning notice how sallowness as given way to milky whiteness. Get a jar of Golden Peacock Bleach Creme now—today. Use it for only five nights. Then if you are not delighted, your money will be instantly refunded. Ag all good drug and department stores, such as: Wollf-Wilson Drug Stores, Famous & Barr Co., Scruggs-Vander- voort-Barney, B. Nugent & Bros., Stix, Baer & Fuller, Walgreen Drug Co., Johnson Bros. Drug Co., Thesen Drug Co., Krummenacher Stores. : piece of tissue. No laundry. Five times as absorbent as ordinary cotton pads! Deodorizes. Ends ALL fear of offending. You get it at any dugg or department store simply by saying, “KOTEX.” No em- barrassment. In faimness to yourself, try this new way. Costs only a few cents. Twelve in a package. KOT EX No laundry—discard like tissue So as Danny drew place where his home his movements becam slower. He was just | boy who doesn’t want for fear he'll get a seol now and then he sat && to think of nice thi say to Nanny. When | enough he listened tom could hear some 7 At last Danny Was entrance to his home | hadn't heard a sound fi He fidgetted about. I times he started to palm: inside and drew t ck. a very thin, sqt called “Nanny.” | answer. He tried itag louder. The result Then Danny began to} ious, and he called lou squeaky voice of his, hice was no reply. 4 A ‘strange sinking f@ possession of Danny's} fidgetted about and % then fried calling no result. Then he @ poke his head inside, | there. Danny went take him one minate oe Peacock | ‘Bleach Creme |

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hi GETS ART RED ge TES Be yey NAD te SEIS YORE IR ETE SM iS NT TS ; pi ? —a—aa—EOEO—— -_ Bee, _—~ — > “ . . . D O ? y Atlasta Ranch and Kleine Auber Mein’ Have Just the Right Touch By G iT | No man was ever so much ce- Wood burns because it has the Extra Sweet Corn macys Huntington Bevens || wives yy another ag by himself — | Proper stuff in #; and a man be-/3 SANITARY ENAMELED LINED Greville. comes famous because he has the cL CANS. FANCY QUALITY By Winifred Black FOR YOUR TABLE ' e - . ‘proper stuff in him-—Goethe. Ft . ' : sz . : ; ‘1it around in the garden on moo enings or! .. : | Prevention is the best bridle. — There it was on the : | gF YOU like your dinner table to ; ' — ca tap once in a while sot window, and aR gf SG BRC te pha den a pmaragedap pe it Sign board on the edge Hhusual you wiil be interested Ee 7. } — io , es ; "i - ; i ; z : e e s ‘ Fes Af you listen hard you can strumming in some very new Italian tery | 7 highway. And berond ; ts ~ 044 : ali le aie which has fust a Remembrance is the only para- a - s 5 4 : : i Ls i - eat Pao = - hn I . _ ‘ ; board was a lovely, Se ae , a1) this country t differs fro | | dise out of which we cannot be ~ oe we usually se Ita lis Deas: | driven.— Richter. - MINIMUM BUNDLE, 500 st4.114N peasant e e e pottery by being entirely without ‘lower or bird toh he body of All that one gains by falsehood s the pottery is a rich white h s not to be believed when he broad band -of yells ce Fee speaks the truth.—Aristotle CEntral 4350 CEntral 4351 e. o . - os - J* . arouna tae ee strange fs : Scallopy edge. he effect is very -_— Spanish, wasn’t 4 es ' tay elie rich and gieaming and strikes an — ~— i ; m " r +s » : , : : retty fashion, this naming our hi entirely new note in china of this A NEW DEPARTMENT ON THE MAIN FLOOR oi course, how ; | 4 sk Pee type. It can be bought in a dinner | ) ‘| service consisting of 65 pieces, fo " vas a Us hea Bidet TLASTA RANCH.” » me, 7 2 eh Mk =e PE WD eitnd rtd ae. : Binks ‘ x ay toy i, Wiad SB Be: AEM ett ees, Ry ie tae i i daly Rad er on iy eK PBI 8g) a 12 persons. This includes su pieces as a teapot, creamer, sugar si fie bowl, etc. like to know the people who own ... «i. tin. RAD | Another Italian importation Tanch—that’s what WINIFRED SLACK 3 Nice sense ~ ch—and named it. eH Pe: Eee re se breakfast set consis 22 | * =] reacs: pieces. This pottery is yellow wit like ? a creamy border and is qui re I'll fusely decorated with 7 } ne ; flowers and green leaves * th Al i ie cae a ke 7 os RE NE ee 2: = | the impression of being much more | ye For the Woman Who Knows little — halt eaes “She che a: sical “ ER, Ne hey : | ai of ¢ m fort ble ~~ c 7 : . tag ¢ | . nan } : re S | j A . S . gaint been ouse an iold Mex: lanke ive i | | ‘king duc . Is it any wonder that the number of fashionably ptong time. It wi al color. ee eo Ga eePmomaginiacagy§ perhaps be a serpen clad feet wearing these stockings increases | Spanish names for Spenish he d bean ~ nevauchie tolkea-ecie Pacedh, Hanpr ies |tabie bu Cis mhesk setahtng od tai each week? Silk from top-to-toe—twenty-three - raged rene long fful they > too, ith pir little court: A a eee a - ‘ re ee _ ” French fancy iad Seeatiniin oath Gunten I rer ae department on the Main Floor. it be th thing | 4) 7 ot ae st the name for é ) Pypand | : mony: ‘OU id + : " Ir . hig Pas ahs } res there's , 7 ar . — medto Nanny: e sultry su , . ba aaetion fine. “© “= & + DOTS. ) » Sen in the sens y are very un- - . .% > Reddy For, or Hooty the and are so “blades of > . - i * - — ~ * - if 7 , +) — a ‘* - > « : - - ebht Nannr*® {ir +h « ”~ 7. . 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