St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 9, 1926

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Only Evening Pafer in St. Louis With the Associated Press News — st in CLASSIFIED in St. Louis ‘Week after week, month after month, year year, the POST DISPATCH prints FAR “MORE Classified Advertisements than ALL the Louis newspapers COMBINED! q Ra & 1 T LOUIS POST-DE gh Service —~ me ‘PRIC E 12 CENT : S ee 3 i LOUIS, TUESDAY EV EN NIN G, NOVE) MBER 9, 1926—48 PAGFS. LAWOFTHEGUN *Sn'scusacrmsoe WAX MODEL USED UMUSSOLINI HANDS WRITTEN ONLY ONE KNOWN ~ TO EXPLAIN HOW POLOGY TO FRENCH ENVOY by —— IMS. LLS DED asi Roal Wedding | yore RFR Synthetic Imitation Said to Be Superior to Casings Pro- Dr. O. H. Schultz Tells Hail- Only One Deputy, Con- Mills Jury TH AT f ASCISIS stables Supine and vided by Nature. Showed Woman’s Tongue | Police Outnumbered. and SEK Se _— italian Premier Eases Situa- tion by Spontaneously morrow; colder TWO MURDERS WAIT |the imperfections which mark the FIVE HOURS SPENT tonight in the east FOR INVESTIGATION | natural covering. Acting to Avoid Repeti- tion of Two Incidents. —_— on . 79. NO. 63. a are ns aes IR wl BIDDLE q NS HS POST i) ALENVENWORTi oe T Follows Department PF WinteR acts THE LAST ROSE Justice Investigation ges of Favoritism OF ene. Priso SON. en AT ‘FAIR TONIGHT AND ‘TOMORROW ; LOWEST | TONIGHT ABOUT 28 THE TEMPER, ATURES. pat ee e Code is™ oC ..d4 32 | 32 | 26 | low (4: :30 Dp. m,)

(Rep.) | the | cuts. Coast. ern nessee, Stage of the Mississippi, 11.7 feet, a fall of .1. Cold Wave -Warnings. WASHINGTON, Nov. 9 —Much colder weather in the East must be looked for in the next 36 hours. A disturbance moving northwest- ward to the lower St. Lawrence valley will bring snow flurries to- night in the upper Ohio Valley and the lower Lake region, if the Weather Bureau's prediction holds In the wake of the disturb- ance the temperature will drop de- cidedly in all sections between the Mississippi River and the Atlantic Cold wave warnings are out for Western Kentucky, Northwest- Ohio and Northwestern Ten- Frost is probable from Mississippi eastward to extreme Northern Florida. —— eee FRST SNOW OF SEASON FALLS IN ST. LOUIS Flurry Follows Started Soon After 7 A. M. —Soon Disappears. The first snow of the season fell and around St. Louis today. will drop as be i}; night the temperature ow as 28. Tomorrow § will warmer. “A rainstorm northeast from Oklahoma yesterday morning, about the same time an area of cold weather began pushing down from the northwest,’’ Weath- er Forecaster Hayes” explained. “Where the cold and rain met in the Mississipppi Valley today, we had snow. “There is nothing unusual about the snow or the cold at this time of the year, except by contrast, as September and October were mild Amateur weather experts, who ride On bus tops or in topless fliv- vers, regardless of the weather, found the rain was getting “hard” about 7:15 a. m. The rain drops were half solid and hard enough to ‘ting the face, vet not solid enough to be sleet. Ten minutes later the “hard” rain had developed into real snow flurries, Cold Wave Comes Into “Central Mississippi Valley the Associated Press. KANSAS CITY, Mo.. cold wave, accompanied rain, sieet and snow flurries today moved into the Central Mississippi Valley region from: the Southwest states, where generally clear skies prevail after two days of unsettled weather. ‘Originating in Canada, the storm swept Western Montana and the Dakotas, then settled over Nebraska and Kansas, where shift- ing winds yesterday sent low clouds over Missouri, Oklahoma and Northern Texas. Temperatures were dropping early this morning in Eastern Missouri and Northern Arkansas, changing a drizzling rain to sleet at some points. started moving Ry Nov. 9.—A by A three-inch snow fall in West- | ern and Southern Kansas yesterday delayed trains. Snow plows were sent to Mineola, Kan., to release two transcontinental trains on the Rock Island lines, stalled in deep | Union | |}away six men, The Santa Fe and Pacific lines also had trouble in Southern Kansas, but all railroads reported normal schedules this SENATOR M'KINLEY FAILING Fear Felt Ilinotsan May Not Sur- vive Relapses. » Post-Dispatch. SOT ARTINSV IL L. a tod. Nov. 9.-— William B. McKinley. of Illinois, continued and fear was felt Senat or Rain Which | To- | cenit that the | he | by | county ‘armed | man. | more |courts of St, ' fice ee ‘ to | Visit he ‘might not survive the five relapses | tis 1O- | bert. attack of neurt- which followed an congestion last and pulminary August. His condition is becoming weak- daily, said Dr. Robert H. Ee- A rhilk diet has replaced solid or food, the tenuous pledges of gangs of desperate the machinery down, outlaws; of law enforcement broken the right of and business prosperity and with impunity the plight County today with an inquest still pending into the murder of Mayor Jeff Stone of Colp, Ill., and his pal. John Milroy. Stone and Milroy, day, were Saturday night mining town of three miles west of here The shooting, of course, was no new thing to Williamson County, but it did serve once again to ac- the fact that there no law here as other communities know it. county is in the hands of two gangs who are themselves the law and that either gang, if it saw fit, might today take absolute con- trol of the community, subject onlv to the interference of the = othe faction. Sheriff Galligan Powerless. Sheriff Galligan, who has only until Dec. 6 to remain in office, confesses himself absolutely help- less to cope with the situation, and is borne out in that statement the county payroll. Policing a which has probably more men in it than anv like dis- ‘nited States, Galligan and one attending also for uit to peace ruthlessly honest men thrust aside— such is of Williamson at Colp, coa Hv00 as is im the I one deputy deputy, besides duties he ‘rving papers docket Cire trict has only The to what has the duty a Circuit Court whose crowded than the Louis County man has his hands full Sheriff's records. Galligan, who has given a account of himself in standup pistol fights, ing to his own duties must take care of the jail, is always well filled. He has asked for more deputies, but his request has been turned down by the Board of Supervisors because the county is broke. Coun- ty officers all saving their police Cail, of s: the as Sheriff, which are as told yester- | : | ger machine-gunned to death | population, | .. i tile coo] ARGENTINE TREASURY LOOTED, several | besides tend- | | ping interes lof A} | purenase | 900,000 was received by the i States and taken | both | Line 1 000,000 _ ee i whole line. ithe .J. ifor |agreement office The of- | with | pay | vouchers now against the day when | the banks will honor them. So it is that Galligan, by grace of the voters Sheriff of the county, has definitely given up try- ing to enforce the law. Except for arresting minor offenders and sus- pects in killing activities, he is Constables Also Inactive, The of the too, do nothing to stamp out -out- lawry. Many of them are relics of he old days of Ku Klux Klan con- ‘rol. With the late 8S. Glenn Young to guide them, they zealots n enforcement of the Federal pro- hibition act, and now and then they turned a hand the enforcement of other !aws. put fell before niltogether ibles township, const: were to the saturnine Young automatic of Galli- gan’s chief deputy, Ora Thomas. the constables retired from the scene. They reapreared only once. last April, when they help control the election the Klan. W hat when the here for happened is history. The Birger and Shelton gangs, now vided in bloody feud, were in those days. They rode rand engaged the Constables their henchmen In a furious pisto! battle. When the smoke three from each aide. the county thus had fallen. With shorn of what might have been two | ¢ agenctles, little police enforcement only the towns, powerful there remain forces of the one to six men. from activities not only by the towns, but by the gangs invariably against gangsters, fact that outnumber § the 'shortage has not the | /man rs removed from gang | ""|swo DRY LAW CHIEFS FIRED Administrators in Four | | Mrs. di- | united i ¢ into town | ) and | i; charge ie'nia, as attempted to I F ‘Mes Vs. i 5 |) ) \ cleared | police force many times when they | the Last Saturday shooting at Colp. garg which had staged the attack rode into Herrin 12 to 15 strong. There were two pollcemen on duty at the time. Just how seriously the gang took towns. night, after for example, the | the police force was shown by the Continued on Page Kight, ' Pennsylvania ranging from | > They are enjoined | boundaries of their | 4 the |, the. Considering Other Proposal. the Associated Press WASHINGTON. formal offers hy ts to United the Merchant By Nov. Two New York ship- operate the fleet States Lines and to! five ships .of the lee, for $1,- the American Shipping under board had board yesterday advisement. nvited bids for lines, but none was made to purchase outright the five passen- vessels of the United States 5S. P. A. 8. Franklin. presi- of ithe International Mercan- Marine, however, entered on behalf the Atlantic Transport of York: a bid of $4.- for the Leviathan nione and the Potter Steamship Co., Ine.. of New York offered $1,050,000 for either of the two sister ships, Pres- ident Roosevelt and President Harding of the United States Lines. These offers were dismissed by the board because they did not comply with the stipulations of the offer which provided for sale of the The lines, dent of New . The companies making direct of fers for the American Merchant leet were William F. Kennv. and H. Winchester ¢ present rators of the American Mer “-hant Fleet. Both bid each the and offered to enter to operate the fleet under charter. proposal by provides the > Lt rye He azano, from 1 izali (% Volk aro. received here flow ‘ d j wide ivi sp Inh ba tod ;* W ere? iCaring 4 Mat the to advices The lava 400 yar large e th) iT} read iis over a abitants . 4 ; Mig! bet) sich et , fleeing fr thei nomes atti eruptior the violence, Latest reports said had lessened in that volcanic ash was still falling In the mits but vi im; eruption | >i wit! | he | Ministry / OUlSi nard at Rome that he had ordered the authorities at Ventimiglia to ‘get judicial machinery in motion ‘and speed up the trial of the man named Cauvin and others who might be responsible for the at- tack on the consulate. Regarding the incident at Ben- ghazi. Mussolini told Besnard. that had admonished the Colonel of Carabinierl who, according to re- port, forced the French Consul to hoist an Italian flag alongside the Mrence ricolors on the consulate. The Premier added that rigorous orders had been issued to prevent ion of the affatre Doéuments in Gartbayil’s Villa. ltiectottt Garfbaldt, member of taly’s noted families, with- days probably will have ‘ol. Macta, leader of the conspiracy for the separation of from which was d by the French police. This rent is made by a spokes- in4k of the Foreiten Office. On churge that he was in- the plot, Garibaldi was l’aris. from Nice several! beth he and his Garibaldi, have been by the French he t) fs +s Spain, s'r oe ate -Otince the in to dave go, and rotn Sant: inde examination itnorities neantime the examination ‘tl be slowed up in transiators [to found in his . yao? gry? ‘Tr ‘at ow permit the h documents lim ar N ies hiieciotti ; hy Obt had a short Interview ia Wife yesterday after which nined permission from the of Interior to have lunch police headquarters. Itallan named Meschia has been questioned. He is al- to have had close relations leciott! Garibald! and Gino Lucetti, attempted to agsassl- nate Mussolini in September, Police still questioning the ‘tallans Spaniards who ar« held in in barracks near de An aiso leged with Rk who are and c ust Or ly (entinuecd on Page 2 2 € clema _

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TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9, 1926_— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — i - NO HONEST VOTE. |*wrgautm. PRICE OF GOAL RSES [emma m1 9750000 EN ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Former Nun and Her Husband a PAGE 2 -IAPAN DECIDES 0 DISGUSS NEW ARROW DOUBTS. AO CENTS MORE A TON “ate ice ac Hearne =| OTOLEN, SERNA THAT WORLD FUER By the Associated Press. = rad Denver Druggist Sentenced to Fed- IN PHILADELPHIA, === eh Ne ats cigs _— eo Dae - a he ON ee en eee ee —— batangmaban - ‘a yal Sietekn dees ae . epee. *, - ~* —.. ear . * od on ae anne imtias wie ann magnet ~ - rae ae Pies 7 ae + :. eetye ~pwt tee « ' ikem ont re 8 | Sa = haa ~ . ove = ~ via ees Noga a Oe Millie °F 8, ee Pe Ie A ee TR ane ty Reh gt neetatenttnatemlipinaimatn deat fe s OEE 8 ee ne i ey 7 ne * (Ne. % . a ee a Prive, \ CO ES eh are, - ims . o- = is ~* eet a ra . « . 7 ‘ . ~ . _* = ° 7 — . - a —_ ~ —. Se ee ee poe. A a s . 5 «a 7 + cee ‘> en a arte ~ © ae tee i aa gm Mal. aap * sf ‘i .» Nov. 9. ‘ e CHICAGO, Nov. 9—A week . eo: : ‘fl ‘a : regs ag ee i drug- Second Increase in 10 Day >| after he was re-elected State Sen- Theft in Myron — Hy Leas Aiva W./ 2s , d at Southern ator as a dry, Lowell B. Mason took} Home in New Ye r: | eee gist, today was sentenced to 15 Announced an -otmenh: taiieen 007 Senahte eis ie ns 3 1. years in the Federal prisén at Illinois Mines. own defense against charges that ay Just Disc fk Be ak: he had conspired with Maj. Percy ———— ee es 9 we Leavenworth, Kan., on a charge of : ) Prohibiti Pe. * , | : i, | . i sent poison through the Owen, former Federal Pro 10n | Special to the Post-Dispatch, , ° & ate | T, ki G t Is First Nebraska Senator Indicates adie te the home here of Judge} Another increase of 50 cents &2/ Director for Illinois, to violate the NEW YORK, WN We Weren t Born Idiots E: He OKIO Governmen ° Porterfield of the Circuit Court.|ton in the price of coal, the second| federal prohibition law through} hours after police suld Eradicate Nine ee cially to Show Wil- He Will Ask Reed Com- 770 Ucison found its way into the|such increase in the last 10 daz% | traudulent enernmental wine with: | 10: 5 eumauueee We Co ie Officiall lelds ill.| went into effect at Southern Ill!-| drawals. . : f . food and made the Porterflelds w Nine character witnesses, includ-|CUrred mysteriously Tenths of Crime In Gen- 4 47 Pekin’s Demands. REVISION OF TARIFF DESIRED BY CHINA That Country Also Wants Extra-Territoriality Prin- ciple to Be Abolished — Belgian Pact Canceled. TOKIO, Nov. 9.—The Japanese Government today decided to meet representatives of the Pekin Gov- ernment to discuss the demands of the latter for a new treaty between the two countries. The Cabinet decided to reply to a recent Chinese proposal for re- vision of the treaty, declaring that Japan would be pleased to meet representatives of the Pekin Gov- | ernment for an exchange of views On a new pact. Japan thus becomes the first of several powers that have treaties with China to show a willingness officially to listen to the demands of China for a treaty that will in- MUSSOLINI —ffnternationa) Photo. NNA LE BRUN, for 25 years a nun, released from her vows to marry Sergt. Frank Levesque, U. S. gether in Washington, where Levesque is stationed. Army. They are shown to- —" -) HANDS REFUND ON PHONE RATE By the Associated Presse. WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.—Sena- torial lines were forming today for a potential contest over the seat- ing in the seventieth Congress of Senator-elect William S. Vare, Re- publican of Pennsylvania, whose primary election expenditures have been investigated by the Senate Campaign Fund Committee, A personal inquiry into the Pennsylvania situation is under way by Senator Norris . (Rep.) of Ne- braska, who campaigned in Penn- sylvania on behalf of Willlam B. Wilson, the Democratic candidate, Meanwhile Senator Blease (Dem.) of South Carolina, announced that he would. vote to seat both Sena- tors-elect Vare and Smith (Rep.) of Illinois, unless it could be shown that their election had been brought about by fraud or corruption, and Senator David Reed (Rep.) of Pennsylvania, reiterated his inten- tion to vote to seat his colleague .on the ground that Republican expenditures in the Keystone State had been legal, honest and neces- sary. New Inquiry Possible, On the heels of the opinion of ment empowered Congress to con- trol congressional primaries as well Senator Borah of Idaho, that the, seventeenth constitutional amend- | tor Reed here last night comment ing on a statement by Senator Nor- ris of Nebraska, charging fraud in the election William 8S. Vare over William B. Wilson. In a statement, Senator Reed said he believed his committee had power to resume the Pennsylvania inquiry “if it can be shown that because of moneys contributed, or promises made, the ballots were miscounted or fradulent ballots were permitted to be cast or that votes were bought.” That the proper and more effec- tive way of getting at the facts in the case would be a contest dis- puting the right of Vare to his seat was suggested by Reed. By this method, Wilson, the defeated can- didate, would file a protest and a committee then would be apoint- ed from the senate to investigate all charges. ‘“T assume if there has been a general, wholesale fraud in Phila- delphia—which I do not at dij charge for I know nothing regard- ing the facts touching the election of Nov. 2 in Pennsylvanita—then it Is natural to suppose that WNHson will contest Vare’s seat. In that case of course a very thorough in vestigation could be had,” Reed said. Vare, Refusing to Talk, Goes to The price in the Mount Olive fleld will be increased 50 cents a ton tomorrow. The price of coal from mines in the Beileville group mines is usually based on the price ffom Mount Olive and Southern illinois fields. The latter fleld in- cludes mines in Williamson,’Frank- lin and Saline counfes. With this increase the retail price of soft coal here wili range from $6 to $8.50 a ton, dependent upon quality. Further increases of $1 to $1.50 were predicted today by B. J. Wallace, coal operator and adviser to the United States Fuel Administrator for Missouri during the World War. _ When the first increase went into effect last week, Wallace said the strong demand for Illinois coal from Eastern and foreign buyers would likely result in an acute local coal shortage. He said today, however, that reopening of a large number of Illinois mines within the last week will prevent a shortage ‘ag long as local buyers are willing to pay the price.”’ Wallace said coal operators in non-union fields, including those in Kentucky which ship a large ton- nage to St. Louis, have increased the non-union miners’ wage scale so that it is now 5 per cent more than the union scale, in effect in for honesty, integrity and fair deal- ing was excellent. Mason’s defense was a denial of the charges. Owen spent most of yesterday in the witness chair denying every ac- cusation made against him. He de- nied he had exacted or received graft. THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION Special to the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, Nov. 9.— Gov. Baker today issued a procla- mation urging general observance of Thursday, Nov. 25, as Thanks- giving Day. It says, in part: “The beautiful custom of setting aside one day in the year to ac- knowledge the many blessings that have been showered upon us is dis- tinctly American. “It is wise and desirable that we should continue to observe this custom, though we should not lose sight of our bless- ings from day to day, and should not wait for the annual Thanks- giving to express our thanks to that All-wise Being whose children we all are.”’ SENATORS DiNE AT WHITE HOUSE By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.—Start- ing a new winter series of talk- fests over the White House Dining ployed in the household. McConnachin, 62 years ¢ had worked only 10 des Taylor home, having @ recommended, Bs Inspector John D. ¢ police records showed | been arrested and ~ shoplifting in 1923 and Bag 4 for about 12 families ty ay, Park and Fifth avenues ipa two years. Questioned, tere all knowledge of the the Mrs. Taylor wore jewels the evening of Nevis performance of “La ag opening night of the Métres Opera season. The most wh plece was a necklace of ¢ ™ valued at $175,000, @ gift tr husband, who {fs a fi ry fied with the United Stats from the opera to her and placed the jewels on « & a closet in a bedroom. Th lowing morning she asked 4 to put the jewels in a chest & Later, police were told, th reported that she had fou door of the room in which sy left the jewels open and the} POLICE PENSION BILL ME KPOUNDS VIEWS IN WEBSTER GROVES »; Common Conception of Criminal Who Really Isn't Much Different Than Anybody Else. BY PAUL Y¥. ANDERSON, | Clarence Jarrow ambled slowly nes the assembly hall of the rst Congregational Church, in ebster Groves, last night. His ring tic was awry, his halr was his eyes; and his forty-dollar % was baggier than ever. He suched onto the platform, grinned yriy at the craning audience, tched fip his right shoulder, pped his left, and began to talk a grumbling fone half to him- Wf and half to nobody in par- ‘ et werenta lot of born idiots, eaid. we could eliminate nine- aths of our so-called crime with- a generation, Two things that responsible for nearly all the me are poverty and ignorance. e way to prevent it is to teach ful trades to boys before they “ey > a 4 je Ee, a. Re Se one ~~ aS ee . OD iD Oe oy a! a 7 ee wy Cag C Oey | . “~~ — ® WRITTEN APOLOGY | TO FRENCH ENVOY Continued from Page One. corporate some of her desires to- ward the abolitiom of extra-terri- toriality and the revision of cus- OMMISSION as general elections to “purge”’ : a. Tolls | oe DENIED BY : them of *‘corruption,” came an an- Ry the aoe mag bie caer aaa an room table, president Coolidge to- mene een ie mm criminal habits, ang Es aes Increase Demanded by Company! jouncement from the Missouri | ST. LUCIE, Fla., Nov. 9.—Unitea pe aa atone pores in the | ay invited seven Republican Sen- Measure for Legislatar, ” rce a more even distribution of toms duties. gaye perlite ne ag home of recipe! oi agg Bre pote Shaten Redateaieet Vnre ot Denn: ate ee ators to oe Braden j poser The Police Boards of & e world’s wealth. — a ee Seeeees Whee | the France-Spasen - osegecliong : > Di at b os ae tanlenitvan that his sylvania left today for Washington. The Eastern and foreign demand eg cee cua ot Sensi panama Mins tc a ? pete: ime se without Negotiations Were Delayed. Riviera region is no sonal an nl par odnbis ae wees * oe tig Asi pnt eaiiien' Cale He declined to comment on any] ror f1linois coal results from the ag Seldon Caltfocnia. Mé meet Nov. 18 in Jefferson Ciygent men a “ ‘the ea . . e 2 s ’ . — 2 , ° ] , Vv ’ : + e te nee, and (tha Wen d By the Associated Press. going land, for the police ar 3 hich resulted |”'ans he may have for defending} nrolonged strike of British coal _| prepare a pension bill for ee ee nine +had PEKIN, Nov. 9.—China’s abro-| ping foreigners in the streets and/ rp. state Public Service Commis se gh Semen sige Roms his seat in the Seventieth Congress | miners. Settlement of the atrike som dl of Oregon and Deneen of Il the cities of the State, anast barly a Dit dre gation last Saturday of the Chinese- questioning them. should a contest be filed. ‘here would not materially affect visions of the constitutional am ost people % : sion yesterday denied a motion of . ° “if it > ne F the Pennsylvania elections 3 ought there was very little like- Belgian Treaty of 1865 may become Foreigners With Passports ” the City of St. Louis in the South can be shown that because of Mrs. Vare accompanied her hus: } -hea upward trend of prices here DURKIN TAKEN T0 PRISON a are "authorized pum pod that anything senslSss am of worldwide importance. It is the] py tne associated Press. | re western Bell Telephone Co. rate} monies contributed or promises|band, who has been spending %/+nis winter, because of the time ee about it, ot leans first cancellation of one of a sefies ROME, Nov. 9.—Foreigners with case, seeking to require the com- | made, the ballots were miscount-|few days at his winter home here. | which would be required for Brit-| By the Associated inl tion. kn. eel : 4sed are free to en- | Pany to make a refund to subscrib-].q or fraudulent ballots were per-| After issuing an emphatic denia!|ish mines to return to normal op- CHICAGO, Nov. 9.—Martin J. To benefit under minal a Mythical Graal ages elie ipeedpdaatad soy on apincend Ttal et will. The|°'s if the incerased rates now I1t | mitted to be cast, or that votes er ane mae A ' effect for business telephones it: | were bought.” of charges brought against him | eration. Durkin, murderer and motor car| ment, the police must ubentt | . have ull been taunt see tions of 16 nations with China. ith last week by Senator Norris, Var: anes thief, was taken to the State pent-| setting forth a plan for . - ~ caid, In the existence of The treaty was abrogated by | "@°ent security a eases by the ‘t. Louis are not sustained. by «1 In announcing his personal in-jrefused to make any further com- |qalifornia Quake Shakes Windows. agp aa euedincn mien ae ow a ae ave a Pes monstrous and mythical creme China after Belgium had delayed ori Bion oot : ‘ “gue emioffi- | “ommission in its final ord quiry into the Pennsylvania elec- ment on Pennsylvania politics, say- | py th» Associated rahe yg ate x ela ee "aa ; pti oi -} th 4 oe bers ot are: the ‘criminal,’ and to blame negotiation of a new treaty based on eee ak sain ps ly only The effect of this order by the |tions, Senator Norris said that he|ing he was tired from a strenuous ANAHEIM a r . eenenie ae — oe a violati Z an hegre > are oxal “criminal” for outbreaks equality and reciprocity, and had reg ae owen pegpuamaaalmlaina ‘ommission is that there will be no| would not hesitate to request the;/compaign and desired to “be let jearthquake. lasting severa ers ae sous t to arres m for violating; Police Boar re 6 MG to | a ee “efund to subscribers of the differ- | Reed committee to investigate the/ lone.” and of sufficient intensity to shake | the Dyer act. tend the Jefferson City inst society. By thus heartily ee ee ene 4 . feving in. and hating, the “ertm- “ the International Court at The | !@ly Protests Against Speech by/ ... between the former and pres-felections if facts were found to| The reason for the dectston to candle caueee tr Ph genairnomi stows P we are enabled ta aa Hague. : Jugo-Slav Minister. ° ent business telephone rates in St |warrant such action. He reiter-|-eturn to Washington was not an- endian —— - ee fact that our own greed and Chinese officials pointed out to pa on Foempegeert Thideliaiwte Noy. | ouis, should the commission re-jated his charge that the returns) »ounced. : ‘@@mupidity «re responsible for the «Appts 80 teagan anaaiegarcet 9.—The Italian Minister today cing the incrapee Of Che Sem pe = eect ne age agg ner haan Vv felopmient of anti-social forces China ‘had been unabiv to obtain | ...4¢ vigorous protest to the For-| '0m of the case. chine methods had been used t ot Ballot Box in Precinct Where Vare ® violent infractions ae eae treaty action by the various power: wat Office against a public speech A hearing is set for Nov. 17 on /and that the record disclosed awe! Got 295 Votes Ordered Opened. Rot course.” he senna upon her note of June 24, 1925, in in which Stefan Raditch, Minister| '%¢ 2udit made by the commission's |no honest election had psi ae : '. the Associated Press : tany emotrton in the so-calleG which China said that aithough she | 9¢ pay, ation, is alleged to have| Cccountants of operating experi jor that the honest results had bee PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9.—The joined the victorious allied Powers | cajjeq Premier Mussolini “an ir-|°"Ce of the company for one year | withheld. a Election Court today ordered the in the World War, her own interna responsible fool’ and to have de-| "der the increased rate. Th Blease’s ie sidisiatuben pening of the first ballot box since tional status had remained “unim- lared that the “Italian people are ‘oOmmission granted the increas: Senator Blease sai Blt = i t began canvassing the a cast proved and is in some respects even gagged and enslaved.” ffective July 1, 1925. for a tes! |to vote to seat Senators-e in Philadelphia at last Tuesday’s inferior to that of the deieated na- ‘riod of 13 months. The exten nd Smih. in the absence of @| election for United States Senator howing of fraud, was nased upon! and other officers. 4 AS . ’ ¥ ate RA I So so wie yer “ree : Aer My Ain on * “* ee “eu © * Sted Ming 2 Mroien% ‘ Py aa 2 i : d . aes ONS ’ s . > sb be fect en : ee te fA Sedit cha aetna Bees oes rf ae iy ie jibideloie 3). amet’ Bi aah a drs oe we ta waltteah * » bas? y —_ a ta : ty 12 Ss tet a ie oka ay ee . ™ Aegean , San) Aiea aa toe Mee ee gee Bi pe . - “ - ° nm wr" een: 4a: ned - amma © ‘ al ornate hy eee aves SO ge mega ny by Oa Bey tee ee . ; asad 7 . re ob . ig SS cae Sec 2 e Sip ad te iekirine 8 Ie : — faite : ~ 7 rs - Pease ~~ at owe: ; . pertin “3 te tateicind al ‘ pet oO see Sank ~~ . ne seria tet =. 4 ~*-* “ets peren. Paes ee * Fa reas , ae ee es tee aes 2 i eee ee ee eee EAR Sie oe Se 4 * rn ed st * — ti wi ENN A Bie 9 te in seat, arama Fert: ae Aig: 4 z eee he LOR ghies hme neg Ee eae —— ese Fashionable , . Biminal-that isn’t in every other ° h | man. Kniotions are of different in- Diamond S apes . \ @ensity, and are differently hbal- ; bd in different men, and each of encounters different provoea- ne. | never killed anybody, but Rave read Obituary notices with a Se ee ee. Mt te + Ep ek + te eal, Se on ee In platinum mountings, Rings, Brooches, Earrings, 5h Vchetnatenvealtiate sau tantarery INES sag hae ake i Ee NS See oy 7 * ae ase ee * BN i RE BE, A i a Eagle Qe meas cH pays racing ¥ ie Peete et RM AH goat See er | pata. - sddinaeibtebeniindineoecatee ; cis OPEN MA RED ARAB LEN Mb CS. 8 reg ¥ ma " ery - ones x she Piserntiy Taba: 2 tam 9 entiadilten siete ae er ee en ae ~ 4 FE WRN agin ys Ae D5 aealllilitin- ake gta atid ee . he ete. pa Ay te NRE Comey (OPS ROR aS ype page a8 ws ead ee 2 pee? sa th sys oem ‘. we eee a rant ii oY re we he oT ee LA CRE St ON KE PN Ak . Seat Yipee ron ry a adpesaiten ie “ . ie ~ OE Ok a RRS GE gh ARES lr ey ee ee Mo yet eS ; pe Cry , - > + - fF ad bh : 4 ey. : nN : is ; _« f 8] - @ ' 3 . ry ey “4 “at se on 8 * ie Ag > : Beg ? a z ; ~ ee f f : a. « - ; —_ a ve . - ol ¥ * i * 2 : eo *e: § a ‘ it. é —— 4 ts% ‘¢ 2 * 2 P , bY 3: et ® Fe) . “ +; ¢ $ > ae 4 “ >. fn q a: : 4 3 - ‘ : as : a3 3 ed: : & . * ae) . q . ‘ e a3 ‘\* .? : J t AR es / c : - — & . o te i -@ 4 Se umm cys? 7 a nae xe ~ 4 : . : Sm 5 eee’ a am ete beets SRE eo Fe 7 Re id ~ = ea teen Cpe i * " waren 0h et oe “ SUR RS ip ate ong tig I A hele | mw e pi emer - ee ss we tions, for in none of them do we find the, existence of extra-territo- rial courts, foreig concessions, leased territories and an externally imposed conventional tariff.’ The Belgian Legation issued a statement denying press reports that the Belgian atttiude was in- fluenced by suggestions from k’rance and Japan. It says that the tgeaty was not subject to revision, @6ill less to cancellation by Cnina. Bevertheless, says the statement, ‘Belgium expressed willingness tc abrogate the treaty con-jointly with China, under certain conditions connected with the arrangement for continuing the relations of the two countries pending of a new treaty. The 16 Powers having treaty rights in China and to whom China's note requesting revision was addressed are: Belgium, Brazil, Denmark, France, Great Britain Italy, Japan, Mexico, Netherlands. Norway, Peru, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and_ the United States, Some of these appointed commit- tees on extra-territoriality and tar- =, The committees, after labor- ing several months in China, dis- solved, intimating that little could be done because of chaotic politica) conditions in China. TWO REFORMATARY BOYS HELD Captured by Derectives on Free Bridge, They Admit Escape. Floyd Thedford, 17, of Cambia Tll., and Harry Wing, 17, of Kansas City, inmates of the Boonville Re- formatory. who walked away Sat- urday, were arrested today by de- tectives on the Free Bridge as they were bound for Cambria. The youths said they walked 40 miles toward St. Louis, and rode the rest on top of atrain. They were half frozen and altogether hungry. Thedford, who is one of 12 chil- dren, said he took French leave be. cause he wanted to see his mother and invited Harry along for eom- pany. ST LOUIS POST Nicer Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER, Dec. 12. 1878. Published Daily by The Pulitzer Publishing Co., Twelfth Oulevard and Olive Street. (Member Audit Bureau of Circulations.) MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. The Associated Presa is exclusively en titled to the use for republication of a) news dispatches credited to it or not other- wise credited in this paper and also the local news published therein. Al! rights of republication of special dispatches berein are also reserved. MAIL IN ‘reat Demonstration for Mussolin: in Italian Chamber. By the Asgociated Press. ROME, Nov. 9.—The Chambe: of Deputied today reopened with one of the most imposing demon- strations of loyalty to Premier Mussolini that has ever occurred in an Italian Parliament. As the Premier entered the chamber, all the members pres- ent, as well as the crowded gal- leries, sprang to their feet, and ap- plauded him for more than five minutes. “Viva Mussolini, viva duce,”” sounded through the hall repeatedly. All the galleries, including those reserved for diplomatic representa- tives, were filled. The United States was represented by Warren D. Robbins, counselor at the Amer- ican Embassy. Mussolini’s defense law, includ- ing the institution of capital pun- ishment for attempts against the lives of the members of the royal family or the premier, was ap- proved by the Chamber of Deputies today, 250 to 8. Article 6, making foreigners guilty of violating the provisions against propandizing or spreading false rumors abroad equally pun- ‘Shable with Italians, was elimt- nated. MUSSOLINI ISSUES NEW ORDER Assumes Duties of Minister of In- terior, Outlines Activities. By the Associated Presa. ROME, Nov. 9.—Assuming his seventh portfolio, that of Minister of Interior, Premier Mussolini to- day sent a personal letter to all the prefects in Italy, defining the duties expected of them. These duties he outlined as: “Systematic, intelligent applica- tion of all laws defendtng§ the Fascist regime: rigid tutelage of public order, preventing the slight- est disturbance or delay in the economic reawakening of the coun- try; control and severe vigilance over the public administration and the use of public money: constant interest in the syndical-corporative question: and protection and justice for all those, both low and high, who work with discipline. BRITISH OBJECT TO WAR FILM LONDON Nov 9 —Representa. tives of 11 patriotic soctetigs have asked Sir William lovnson- Hicks Home Secretary, t suppress “The ('inknown Soldier.” an American film. during Armistice week Sir William said he sympathized with the petitioners’ views but was pow- erless to act Tt ts understood that the main cilut Court, commissicn’s order, and it was the ions of the rate schedule, for thre, ‘nonths each, have been granted by he commission, the second exten- sion expiring Jan. 31, 1927. The commission crder denying he city’s motion for a refund, con litional on the present rates not »eing sustained stated that when the commission granted the in crease, the commission found the Bell’s proposed rate schedule “jus’ and reasonable.’ The city appealed from the finding to St. Louis Cir- which sustained th.-: opinion of the commission that the ‘ity’s motion should be denied. the erder stated. PROPERTY VALUED AT $189,000 IN ESTATE OF 6. $, TAYLOR Widow and Relatives to Divide Income During Lifetime, Then it Goes to Charity. Property valued at $189,091.66 is listed in an inventory filed today by executors of the estate of George S. Taylor, 83 vears old, who died‘ Oct. 6. The largest item is prop- erty at Tenth and _ =“°St. Charles streets, valued at $118,600, which Taylor inherited from his brother, Isaac §. Taylor, widely-known architect, who died in. 1917. Under Tay!or's will, his widow, Mrs. Matilde H. four relatives and friends, will di- vide income from the property dur- ing their lives. Thereafter, the residue will be divided equally be- tween the Little Sisters of the Poor, at 2209 Hebert street, and the Memorial Home for Women, at 2609 South Grand boulevard. The Mercantile Trust Co. is executor. Father of John J. McGraw Dies. wy ta Astomat+ Prees, COURTLAND, N. Y., Nov. 9.— John McGraw, 8&2 years eld, father of John J. McGraw, manager of the New York Giants, is dead here. After ad OT he If Flu, Grippe or Pneumonia infection has left you with weakened lungs or bronchial tubes and stubborn cough, et a bottle of the new scientific remedy fentho-Kreoamo (M-K) at any good drug store and begin using it at once. If your condition is not wonderfully im- proved by tomorrow morning, the drug- t _ hand you back your money, y it. his adherence to the doctrine of state’s rights. He contended that state has the indisputable right ® send to the Senate anyone it ‘ he certificate of election. His announcement was contrast- d with previous statements of ther Democra‘s that they. would hallenge the right of Vare and 3mith to their seats because of the xpenditures in their primary cam- aigns. The unofficial election figures gathered by newspapers and police gave Vare a total vote in Philad« vhia of 306,679; Wilson, 71, 537 Election Officials Called on to Ex- plain Discrepancies. lated Presa. BY SHILA DELPHIA, Nov. 9.—The entire Election Board of One divi- sion and the Democratic inspector of another, where no votes were credited to William B. Wilson, Memocratic candidate for United States Senator, in the unofficial returns of last Tuesday's election, have been ordered to appear in the election court today to explain dis- repancies shown by the official count. The official tabulation showed C. Taylor, and’ ‘hat Wilson had received 35 votes 'n the Fourteenth Division, Twen- ‘y-fourth Ward. and Congressman Vare, his successful Republican op- yonent, 61. In the unofficial count lection night the Vare figures were the same, but Wilson was not cred- ited with any votes. A number of similar discrepan- cles were noted by the Election Court in the 44 divisions in which Wilson was given a zero in the un- official count and in others where -he was credited with only one or two votes. Th First Division of tht Thirty- third Ward went out of the Wilson “zero” class when the official re- turns gave him two votes. The vote in this division was: Vare, 300; Wilson, 2, Thirty-fourth Ward and in the Sixth of the Thirty-sixth. where the Democratic senatorial] candidate Was credited with only one vote in the unofficial returns, it was shown that he had received 41 and 25, re- spectively. The official tabulation tn 85 of the 48 wards has been completed. It showed 27 “zero” election divi- sions for Wilson and 28 in which he received only one vote. Reed Says Filing of Contest Is Way to Get Facts. Special to the Post-Dispatch. Senator Ashurst of Arizona, and | In the Fifteenth Division of the! & This was done because the Court could not unders‘and the unanimi *y of the voters in the Second Di- vision of the Thirty-sixth Ward ‘hooses, and ‘hat the Senate may) ‘the returns from which showed that not go beyond the authenticity of 295 votes had been cast for every “Republican candidate from W s Vare for Senator down to the dis- rict candidate for the State Legis- inture. Not a single vote was cred- ‘ed to William B. Wilson, Vare’s o9pponent, or any other Democrat. The election officers of the divi- sion were called into court to ex- "tain and recount the vote. and Bracelets. | ¢ | Navette Pear Shaped Mirror Cut Marquise Baguette Emerald Cut ow BOLLAND'S | Locust at Tenth Jewelers ter 78 Years . ~e -_ “ we il i i he hh he he he i i i | A GRAND PIANO For Only $525 On Teiens Indorsed by the House of Lehman, without res- ervations. Superb in tonal qualities . . . of a beautiful contour . . . with a rich mahogany case, this is a Grand which can be advantageously placed in even the most elaborate home. Made by the Smith & Nixon Co., now in their 60th year as producers of fine Pianos, this Grand is comparable only with instruments selling at higher price levels. It is a fit companion to such Pianos _ Fischer, as Knabe, Mehlin, Hardman, Schulz, Gabler, Werner and the famous Knabe Ampico and Fischer Ampico, all distributed by Lehman. We will accept your present musical instru- ment at its full cash value as part payment on this Grand—balance as low as $12 per month. See and play this beautiful Piano | in our studio today. 4 \ Open Evenings Until Nine O'Clock | bie that tense moment when old John J. Prospect bends over the order blank, don't you trust to his pen v One dry scratch or splutter—well, good night, percentage v Slip him the best little closer ever produced in a fountain pen ¥ v¥ Your Wahl Pen v v Always ready Vv Jeweler bal- anced ¥ Holdsmore ink v ¥ Solid gold point tipped with ever-wearing iridium v ¥ Precisely the nib you like— medium, fine, stub, stiff, flex- ible, oblique or Wahl! Stand- ard Signature ¥ v Your style, too—big, thick oversize or long and slim ¥ New de- | signs in red, black or mottled Vv Boy, the new Mandarin Red would look just swell beside your memo book v¥ ¥ $3, $5 and $7 at Wahl Eversharp counters everywhere “@ Strictly defined, a criminal fs walter whether tlhe statute is wise deepest satisfaction, and so * most of the members of thia ch. € who is convicted of violat- & statute lle doesn't evéen need Violate it he onivy has to be iVicted of violating it. It doesn't net. The chances are tt ts un- . because there are more fools men in the Legislature. en in the Legislature. and (nder democracy, we have meOry that anybody can be Prege f.and it's begun to look Ike ft _Prohibition Put Over on Us. Proper|s defined, crime ts the ition § of a custom. A man BOW Ss what is good hy knowlng pat the fotkways are. Law is iy a codification of the folk- 78, except in cases where some- ¥ has put something over on us, PProhibition. The'man who re- > conform is wrong, and the | ‘> conforma ts right, regard- Hhature of what he con- And you must net only] ‘ folks do, vou must be- thie ‘ believe. the so-called erim- lf have seen a lot of the first place, 90 per ‘hem ure poor. Every Knows that: that's why ‘ers avoid criminal prae- work for the corporations. © second place, 90 per cent of are in jail for getting prop- “Tully, although none eof any property, In thei” /9 ner cere of them ! t Art Hlalf of them are ¢ . that is. fhey know less lal ' 4vVerage person. and God} S mighty little. In thei? 90 per cent of them} trouble with police are 16 years old. age Largely Instinctive. , ‘Y all our conduct is tn-! De tne amar lawyer ap- | cm oe : ason of a jury: he lig m ' any. But he knows i polcaall its emotions there .. i | iting doing.. What re- Rape a nstinets? Training | “ Cultivation of tnhibi-! “ny child, at least any _ o« Will steal until it has? ~ iclently taught that prop- 'S. be obtained only in cer- When training hasn’t nt tO overcome preda- ts. crime resulta, of this crime would be % generation if we “Pi 45 much sense a}. rut AVOe® shoe mn about “ad. disease, Rillions are «pent | “®10n. and most of t.. a ll oF, 4 , ae ation TT: : } » e = to a} ay te OF SOME . Bul ti, te ine: ine KANSAS CITY, Nov. 9. — Tne! ANO CO. ne Senate campaign fund committee, | e ent pots ae or a clergyman, headed by Senator Reed of Mis- } : = ” 1° people in this | 1101 P have ; dt he Mi Seer oe sourl, may go into new charges of | i : Olive Street % Ving 'o do honest labor for Entered eecond- ’ fraud in the Pennsylvania senator. | & 1870. at the coe meee eg) > sg a? having the longest run on record | tor e. oo Problem o¢ Lo {al contest oo . hen he r ” ; , mo 4 e MAin 1111. re ; This was made plain by Sena- ' r objection ts that the picture repre- a sent# that the Americans won the war. a complaint which did not ‘ “poe er ingen wattle g - a —— a Fs megs atta D -reameiname tenveiiastte > a 7 % * . y preventing Problem of saving chil-

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ee me en er ee D {S900 000 IN IFN Mi NW DOUBTS : = Oey wi RODE 7-10 BN — children. In New For, we ca sna cnn * T WORLD EVER’ Ae |” WINNER ALSO WON A snne|D Y. 19 AIDS IN ‘EXPERT sRESTS. “NEN WH ADORE fe Romance of Race Track Disclosed , . ie, this very moment embarking upon week | in Marriage of Albert Vesscll | | DR. A. ROss HILL Pith sacaaaih mistaken that New York a and Miss puth MeGinnis. - —e es, has made. #0 visibly and hideou = te Ben-| heft in Myron C. | | | Sm 3 : | on took’ Home in New York Plestiul WL BE | ) in his ° ! lane hat began at the A romance tha began . sa if problems of focal transperta- } Windsor ((Qnt.) race trac k in ]}924 i on ars to be solved- and mere when a jockey rode a 17-to-1 win-! ) more pressing, perplexing that | Day Just Disclosed, ‘ner, and a girl won $179 on a $10 ; : Percy | wigatate : @ wager, culminated in 7 ee | | hibition Special to the Pos-Dienatch. 4 ’ . at Clayton yesterday of the jockey} ethe| NEW YORK, Nov. 9, a We Weren t Born Idiots Pp na confronting cities todas i ri Atpert Wessel -!/ Frank Jacobs Admits His Prof. Thomas H. Reed of eee BE eengleegeennr hours after police hed admital. We Could Eradicate Nine a gta pend ae; (That much 9 LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a os ee TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER. 9, 1926___ | oT LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ oes —_— Le Ee “ a y Ve A ea a brought directivy under one man- Se ee eee TERE VE SD ORS GH RE ore ED NOE TE LEI EAS Oki” _ of transportation muat a . . . " q e ee ‘ v iAQGQEI rhif b 3 h Shaw © with- | shat a $250,000 jewel theft had of Cael Car Struck and Killed Michigan U., Speaks at B73 pW ee red in I "i ade [ la ; i. Shes : ova ad = ; i ; ‘ — . } fh 4 Lé de : : i ‘> ‘curred mrsterious) : : of Crime | —— : ; (oe 5 Ege sat seieiie includ- — ¥ OD electigh Tenths | Mrs. Mary Jane Murphy| Municipal League Con- ene ee three dary in the town residence of @ He Says ; , RS * nneheon meeting lle referred to on On and Mrs. Myron C. Taylor, eration, in East St. Louis Friday.’ vention at Statler. . Pe othe $fact that Philade!phia nes aritation — ; ae / heought a loci rport on emg tives last night arrested a maiq @ = Ws itn Bien MiiClinnls leaned pres BS hk fae a e |b a ull # a pinta - i- | ployed in the household, : ‘he orandatas aa rs; aa ; j re oe = 'dnder one control—st ‘ 2 rr i) BTranagstang rauli ans hn 1SS , an ta - ' , ee tae v » * : , ,* re ait tin : "aati ' ray fal of cCoanachin, 62 years olf gy . DUNDS es OVES | A conversation ensued, then cor SORE RR sick sae 3 RA Sees Pied bi adil “_ es eee seus - a ae pees ” “\|had worked only 10 days in ¢ GR eee. Boe ; responder "e Te aan Sh ho saw an c¢ciderly should, and mu inevitabis , E ie if motor busses, taxicabs i¢ 'Taylor home, having come IN WEBSTER . | 3 | el oe j cn oti, Bt vat nO: Br ‘ting | Woman fatally infured In East St. | links under a rough syste) ; an , jairplanes ; day in | recommended. | ae Re a ee | a ville te b ar her. und w) ' onis lal ‘iday me 2 ier bul ith a stro ntral govern ” Farther it has been disclose4, ry ac- Inspector John D. Coughitp : — ~~“ : Re ; | Rg ed | “apa } ag 5 OS aeR ey ' — Tment, in the pine ! & ; 7 | | Shaw said, that the surface street oe “police records showed that she nilakes Common Conception | eres wee fe. || ; BAL > guages cages ne Griver Of WHICH d®-) raamas Fi.) Reed of t! iversity Pe «3 § |car still was the back>oné of trans- e:ve + : a: = a OF ‘ : Livers ‘ae Re ! } , ’ es oe come | cask & oleae ry , | League at Hotel Statle: of : Ok Bee cing to establish, he sald, wae ; | rT} ac two years. Questioned, she den rs S Bete PE ge ct or Biggie Sai: lot : itto: 3 wh | in h ; - wha . j al) knowledge of the theft. Than Anybody Else. Ke : 5 e vi : ; Biss .: iS 7 C2 pie, iY ijs { ’ ‘ ; ' ' ’ | i ci . rf , : Ba : : ,ry 4 ,j ’ - oe ; r?} ? ye : ry . a0 “4 . + rarnst eftation*®e mid ré ssonalhiv anc ‘ ~ o— Mrs. Taylor wore most of " = on is ian } el ee Oe si LaG he girls have tv possessed of general powers iz P , Age i ee ees % ; ii a daiele sane en : ATG . ae = ! } n non ' A 4 eT, 3 a cach or are A atiag pe ely bee ame mutica aera Wie & sinew mae rub] pontinue from the opera to her town howl 4e at the craning audience, ‘him $2500 to drop his investigation of the Hall-Mills murder and 23. eajiing cara.» | honr the | emitted they were with Jacobs. All; of government organized for tae , |; t GEEEL AAS ie ee oS can ‘ pent pugh we | and placed the jewels on a shelf ry Gp his right shoulder. leave New Jersey. _— ’ With Breve: ', ee ee) eee Ae « Coroners, whole metropolis with a fringe a We es, ts S preaching the pelat Yay — ir bless-|a closet in a bedroom. The od his left, and began to talk | , 1} ae mr 7 7 : : ms p iff, ee . neet the carrying « ge of thene ka- | to put the jewels in a chest ‘ . L =) - i é i : ‘ : a 4 a Aa , A it . bida aiek ‘ . : i ‘ > : . . ) : ; ; : Boards of Four Cities Will ill habits. : : “We put 500 children in hool o hrough Schwartz and ano -isey City Polic: clahen‘epitail Thia | Police Aided by Boy. »0k profess : -ories | 3 = err —===—lof Missourt, spoke on the subject * , | ' ; ee! ‘ ? s E ¢ j &. iif} . ] i ‘ 4 lows . on 4 1 ’ Measure for Legislature. “JF , more even distribution of/together. At least 50 of them sé¢e finger print exne nig eae sae ie a | wan, petaiien” ¢ | ns su ractical experience 3a ; ees he skyscraper has so multi-| “Are We Spending Too Much for " . | * . +3 = ‘ - a " ; ' ‘ ‘ " P ’ : , : , : ’ ; : Pid ; ee {) # ‘> A S al 7 VJ ¥ ~-« y ; ~ ig Peal 7 a The Police Boards of St. Lor ' srid's 3 - oTners rul qd ieave then r: FRAT ETT revens’ finger rae ee a1i 1? . : . A .* ’ }.* } re - _ ' $7 | ; , . CALS i% . j slo ar. . ‘ , | ;eT) | 1 ¢-" ‘a hig thea . “sq | ‘ | Kansas City and St. Joseph ' j "+ or . cons! jeri! th _ elli- | | The v are ears. a . J : i ~$ ine C4 | q 1} 7 th ‘ > P Wy ' o- 2 Zale 7 1; , ~*¢ 1} : ; : 2 ‘ ? i " é tii ' il erentra. iia! ufacturing conge efion y} Man- today. ia 1} rgiil pa bit? ¥¥ Vs . hi ” ti » ‘ . ¢* ie crests . Loe should he ‘ave Sij- y ‘ Islay d thy. s- street rio , ’ a. | : . . . : . ‘se aPe¢ Wircngdt Ie reeont f j 3 aa - pannnT , ; "TT; 4 ‘. ual 5 . . . ’ ' a “ > 2 . st | 2 . a ; . ; } ¢ +e » r £ 17 ; ] a ’ , ; . : = To bene‘ t und Tr the am ' a] A Mythical — 12} is ; rim qd. = } ‘ sis nas . my par : 0? ‘ 7 | ¢: : ie ‘ ; ‘a ; ’ ‘ s i 4 re ; rie ¢ j ‘, ‘3 ‘ > art . hy . , ‘ . ity’ : anus all beer a ile a gt . nid jer a perso: re PRM . rag ; — sslem . iO? Miade uUNnSsuce ;u eee ni eng e for no ’ iwive lean fin: ) risk insurance when a jury today hate peni- setting forth a plan for payment @ chien wit the ar rs ee Ss ee Sea! ee ar Phen NY | ¢rentment at eeobleme of a metre. l wave @tthact hi “a -¢) determined that the Federal Govr- - to serve the pension, and the passage 7 nst 2 and mythical crea rned by habit. hat. is why . - ri n a} " | | | “Print May ro ret ; 2 7 é ila a tp 1 dis ‘t 4s whol potably ential % $ as arks, schools | ernment Dk. eee BERR, eS a Seer : , ew oe = wcLory during 11 nao ) na — waar ao « to ol wat suppl ) caste Gispoanal. remaining payments to Thomas > ‘ 4) : : eyete . | ; : | . > , ine _- r f ‘ Ss 4 8 H ’ ; ’ a ii ji J , 3 mt, whoierative. Two members of ¢ | oe | | rt — | pressior ; . sania’ it : pointed ou ‘O iris ¢ iv tal nee © ' “The city’ ldren » longer | Hanna of Kuthven, la. the army ‘ res pT , . ‘ i e oan ‘ j ‘ ‘ ; is . - ; ¢ and 1 ‘ é ‘ . —_ - . - e ° : e « ‘ ¢ 1 ; me ‘ " " tend the Jefferson City confe . 1 Said , 1 poh ) ed i154 oan ee foe ne icfent ui it being killed by netor The Government contended that Mrs. Hanna had not been legal'yv for instance, 1c sei BESNS roads T) Skyscrapers Breed Subways. in action on the last day of thie ' | au. ' | mobile -transpor- ®KYSecraper that breeds more sub-|of moral turpitude io that she had IwWr+. ceyern 1} 74 j : , , ' er ‘ . : . — “oye c ro iarger Lnan “e » repeatedly. appa -. |the stand. Faurgt was encourag re ie ad (cto Ey he township of ; ion ai and m venicles In the City (Mo.) gangster, now serving 4 the cities of the State, under pw septs ae 4 eel i, OB en ; ; wstsiade ' , = » eg ati | -eennie are fool anyvhe mn} P ; ' th “os ee ‘ “alt , es ha a AAD LI ; I] n the labyrinth. . , * y as . . : . 4 . . a ssaN OS é is j Se) €. f »TV aS Pal: ' : oo , gig ¢ 7 . ' ry 3 2 Onin : ‘ , PRISON | ° ment voted at the last ele end that anything sensible would | s Pts, plaving differe sort % - } : ’ New } ba foHowes | tle) 00 ' Dirs MPO ee as “eRe ne Ways, ss n ey for ther needsi lived with J. W. Wagner, Kansas generation ago more J)5-year prison sentence. @ Baw TO rea- 4 ; ‘ 7 “ : ; Fy, —— >. ation . oii additi tihcaa or ind admit’ for local government, burt restris unctions of the Judge Rebukes Attorneys. Z psi : Statement of Prisoncr. : + rr tert : +3 ef en qs. Ef | GS : nurst He cognized and mes aa 4- al A } ~ y { j sharp one of Alexan¢ Jacobs | sa lid 3 rre! : ‘ otis ‘ te ‘ areas & Z la? EO, rare peon, sf * Ads WHE DS Y el” jeg y i} attor a Fine Coluadil Aegina atl, ly Lnited Immigra- now attorr ey BA Se Numerous pieces of early American style — expressive of national tradition, and of that interesting character to aid you in completing the Colonial motifs in recor tact, | O02 _Tetirect examination - of! 150 imprin fear, shy ister oon | Ee your home. Attractive he added. such a man is dangerous: +5... ¢or another support for the) , Wont the presence of a Speck | gauss . , . = f , om prices. when ons y* de aa * . 7 > th Sais vv - YE OS Y' a - e Pe ane simply Won't L earn. simply won't ] S : - Prohibition Pur Over on Us. , is cr . : peek ‘ th ris | oer ‘ < 2 1 man MOWERS | ine will mover be any cood for the [Ty isgrr'a ine near the erab.| _“You'l 1 T | LUCKS-ORWIG-LEROI ee, 8686=6—h—) CMC] SPIE tree whe a ens HE Baltimore : FURN!ITURE ~ DECCRAT'ONS «= DRAPERIES sich a : ‘ ) lall's Ohio Train Connection Motor Coach 1117. 1119 LOCUSIL STREET Pracing Sirs. Ces “S39 1 continu , rice adds much to your conven- TE BZRA nA rye Oy ver the objection of the), “* * ths at ; Zk ow PTA. PIAS CAFRA OA when you go to New York. al at the Jersey City Terminal from the train into the Motor iting on the platform along- << - train and are aken directly to the cen- ter of ee ¥ ork’s hotel, RIGHT TO THE shopping and business aT real des- HEART OF || «= A mae of interest is NEW YORK he fine view of New York’s famous water- front skyline and the trip through the-Dusy streets. No long walks, n@ stairs to climb, no trafhc an- novances—you even check vour hand-baggage i a ne trouble v lice | wealth.” Schwartz testified that he had = , —— with the attendant—it is | Omi fy are 16 years old. Did anybody present thi a*' found the twe dar ts and tk | , ; a handed te you when you | ISS CMELBA Oates i0U ee “J t) 4 oo 4 O & oe 0 - i | ( : bexpert shows D’-crepancices ‘ aurt —T os ot My . eT} xs ’ oe ; . . , ' ' ’ j « ‘ rly yg Instinctive. nis | ae ¥ tu | irs. Gibson as | , | leave the coach. — cn patella Ts | } e | ed } , n ' , and ah WE | | You have choice of two | | Vetalts ee suthorits aS ; z ass 3 ue. wd uptown OT downtown, with ; IEISON NAPPY . Rinte draw froe thé 4 : t} stop arious convenient points, | | | WAX MODEL USED renson why he quit his tnvestign- ? before arriving at the Coach Stations | TO EXPLAIN HOW moat t e of the crime afte: in the Heart of New York. i i] nes emphasize the hee nS | ages wi . a ee nee oe Hall vst Healt al ; There are two Coach Stations — the 1 i} tAgrace of the ¥ Melha Sn oy T neg eg bearing no finger prints and ich | | Pershing Square Station, on 42nd St. a : appy i ic. crn en Ean alten <chwartz said he obtained and kept | ! east of Park Avenue. and the Walidorf- | a eS SCTE, ee ee | Astoria Station in the Waldorf-Astoria a - td nea woman will appreciate the at- <a saphena iad sa + SW abet fr —? 33rd St. corner of Astor Court. y | © we ctions in tan and black kad, our Baltimore & Ohio ticket entitles } and tan and. black calfskin and patent ae to this improved service without | patner: added cost. For informetion enc reservetions, pPpnene reseenger orticact offices Paseroger office , 134 B #immet Building. phone Me: C e tis offer it Broeiway, c . 2, & Os Station, phone Attorneys Wrangic. STORE OPEN EVENINGS ; Main 4% i= 712-714 OLIV FE STR EET ernie weer | WURLIIZER § BALTIMORE & OHIO - Superior Shoe Service 1006 OLIVE ‘ HTH 1827-100 YEARS OF SERVICE — 1927 sabe Aslan. eatin eta Re “One of t! most dangerous thincs especially iD capital Case:

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Ber ~ nate o~ at othe ‘ pa Setatie NR aS ee ec Ce oo ee ; Rh, 3 He ey r ¢ x A Special, New Beverly Hose, % Embodying All but One of Those % Features That Have Madey the Name Beverly Famous 4 . 2 oe VE UVR & oe Oe Oe ee vs - eee ee 50 (Assorted ) —Wwhich figures F i OTE NP hes $1.50 a pair. ley | Gia » ee ey we ES , ss ewe’ «vee e eee ee ve « oe 15,000 pairs of Beverly Silk-Top Chiffon Hosiery. A brand na- % tionally known to be synonymous with quality because of its ex- | % quisite sheerness and extraordinary durability. Among the x colors featured are peach, ecstasy, almond, bambon, French nude $ and blondine. . (Sonnenfeld’s Hosiery Shop—First Floor.) X A Feature Attraction in Our Anniversary — . Sale New Pumps —CHERRY PATENT—BLACK KID ‘ —BLACK MOIRE -—BLACK SATIN |? —BLACK PATENT —WHITE SATIN | 3 % % ‘ . . ° 43 ") 45 «s ~ > * ¥ ‘% A remarkable feature offering in our Anniversary : Sale. Pumps! Hundreds of them! In infinite variety: Not just the everyday type of styles, but Beverly mod- els, noted for their glove-fitting qualities, graceful high % arches and chic square toes. Delightful new patterns . with either slender spike or covered Cuban heels. Bl Beverly [i eergr+ + ete * . *** *e* ‘eee eee ‘ x : | . All Sizes From 21/, to 8, AA to C. y (Sownenfeld's Footwear Shop—First Floor.) ‘“ - le A: al i i i i i ee a i te a a SL LEOESOS OCP SSO ’ . . ‘ > *,) . % N ) +) ‘ % ve) X J , \ \ ] ] . ] 7 ] , ) ‘ 7 , . , ] ys Wednesday is another day brimful of saving opportunities ( herewith, there are scores of other special events, not advertised, all pres those seeking needed wearables and to those desiring to save on The Greatest Underselling Event in Our 46-Year History MANY AT LESS THAN THE MAKER’S REGULAR COST’ Hf ERE, indeed, is a noteworthy sav- ing opportunity! Dresses that do not in any way resemble regular $18.and $22 models—because they were never intended to sell at these low prices. Most of them are copies of much higher-priced Frocks and among them arc Dresses for every daytime and evening occasion. All of the lat- : est Paris-sponsored styles are here in the newest shades for Fall and Winter. Fashion-Favored Materials Canton and Frost Crepe Glistening Satins Fashionable Georgette Crisp Taffetas Filmy Chitfons ; : Crepe Satins Imported Mixtures Wool Jersey 7 in Our 46th Anniversary Sale. In addition to the featured items enting exceptional economies to Christmas gift requirements. Besides Our Regular Sizes, 14 to 40, We Inc Plenty of Extra Sizes, 42 to 50 Youthful styles with a slenderizing effect. | lude (Sonnenfeld’s Dress Shops—Fourth Floor.) (Costume Salon—Fourth Floor.) Fine Gowns and Frocks Anniversary Special Copies and reproductions of re- F cent Paris successes, faultlessly $ } styled and fashioned of the finest of materials in the lovely new . ( shades approved for Fall. | . 8. “Se. ee ee eee, ee eee, eee coe. “eee eee - Anniversary Savings in CLOTH COATS nels imal a SES () Precious Fars, Three Groups at Groups in which you j will find the new pointed cuff, shawl collar, Tuxedo $ front and pockets and panels of fur. (Sonnenfeid's Coat Shops—Third Fioor.) Anniversary Savings in Three Grcups That Typify Ss the Utmost in Style, ] AG Quality, Dependability . and Value — Ss Styles for misses angl ] 86 matrons in twelve or more adorned. (Fur Salon—Third Floor.) e . precious pelts, variously 4 trimmed in contrasting $ a furs or smartly self 14 BEAUTY SHOP SPECIAL! A Swirl Bob> with Shampoo, $3.50 (Mezzanine Floor.) ne AA RROERA RAF AO AARORSAR RA RARRARAARA AACR ARPA Rae AARP ERERAS AR aaas An eee ae Seemann enn ARAL AS AARON AABALAR DNAS AS BARA AR AD OA AADRY ARDEA OA AAR AA RAER AA | RIAROR AA AA SAR ARARARA RAGAN PAGS oA od nA — A Ps FARRER ERO ROAR 8 meee SRA AREAL AAARRTERERERERERERARARARENERER EER EAR RAS HREM RMS HORS OOO ss anereree 3000 DRESSES « Great Savings}} Because Manufacturers Co-operated to Assure the Success of Our Anniversary, and Because We Have Marked These Dresses at the Barest Margin of Profit, We Can Offer + Sainte OE SALON ARLE AOA ANB A tt ey RON. ci eee CI ERME soy SOLID: NON Re ype patented nee a OS venented oe / i » | if Ait | | ! NN 3 ; ; | | f | ii i Hit ; / \ (Above, left)—The black Frock with its blouse 4 sleeves of silver cloth. the collar with long tasseled (Above, right)—Gieamia crystal heads adorn French Evening Frock @ crepe, fashioned with m houette owe | (Right, first)—Long corde satin for a smart fringed s ultra-chic black satin atter for the larger woman...., (Right. second )—Rhizest like tiny drops of waé bloused evening Frock ¢ colored Georgette—a ] POSe iseccvce tne ooo (Right, third)—Black chi Frock with. pleated unde white Georgette; silver br. Jar, aad eufts.. icicuce (Extreme right)}—Made it piece style of a daytime | Evening. Gown of silver, brocade has a pleated rhinestone buckile....... ‘a! Crib Sheets, hemstitched h Pillowcases to match, eack Kapok Pillows, in cotton & Reversible Rubber Sheets, = oa

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—...ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ | _-_ TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9, 1926 -._ iinattthesiteielin tiie SETI Ci LOT RL te —, See Our Other Announcement on Page 13. Mile. Louise neh = : ; U) fee : has come to our Beauty Shop from the New York and depres: |G European Salons of -_a5 Mme. Helena Rubinstein ; ; : . | to consult and advise with our patrons on all matters ae pertaining to the complexion. Comsult®tion is without charge, a © \ (Third Fieor.) Te, ot Bias Sete voy i ae i ROLE LIOR POS REE I ARR RE NAT TBE, ———— -— “ — GRAND LEADER __— — ” peat ceyvice om A Sale of Dinnerware 3 , Hosiery Repairs An Important Pre-Thanksgiving Event Which Offers 276 . Our — ‘a eng Repair ervice has been s fect- . . : : nsec Dinner Sets of Real China or Semr-Porcelain . ; ed that you may bring your oO the featured items | damaged hosiery in one day G it) R d rd p snomies to and get them back the next at reatly ee hte its —skillfully mended. Fit = , ; a ; : : ts. : Cost of repairs: one | i am a 35¢; each addi- sa : : tional thread, sc. Pulled TYLES are distinctive and values unusual in these Gowns threads one ach, SC, two inches, 25c. 3 ys | . that have been grouped for special selling in the Cos- a 3 | AK wy tume Salon, Wednesday. Some of them are original b-Matn: Floor.) ’ FY ~~ French imports—many are new models specially purchased ag dal : | AM AL: | for the occasion—others are exclusive models from our own 5 A | \\ f {LANs / fe: 2 selections—and any of them will'be a charming addition to a Thrift Avenue y . : & | | ; ff . 4 : : ~ : rag , : ae A -- et i) p - tashionable wardrobe. For afternoon—Frocks of crepe, satin. . . gti ae The Buy-Way of St. Louis i é' Ss Wars are Georgette, velvet and velvet combinations. Chiffon Gowns be “=| Ge a: > Y Le 4 termes: with long sleeves, for dinner wear. And evening Frocks of rich Bloomers. $1.39 metallic brocades, Georgettes and chiffon, in charming modes Rayon Bloomers in_ street shades and reinforcéd, with dainty ‘ee and smart colors. Sizes 34 to 48 are included in this group of Sickel o¢\the knee! (Beuake. &3 WC : = Because | v= , ¥ pe 7 so-important values at | : ; e Can Offer i] iti ee Slippers, $1.98 Japanese China Service 37> . Men's House Slippers of brown J r with ) ° , , , ee ie ane ‘97 Charming Pieces—Shecially Priced (Square 16.) Gowns. $1.00 The hostess who has 12 for dinner on Thanksgiving Day, will:come to the elgsils Heel dniicetderell aad table with poise and confidence, if she owns this attractive Dinner Service of Japanese china, for well she knows that there is compiete service for appliqued in contrasting colors :; ; ; : are these Porto Rican Gowns in everyone. An unusually charming service with rich border design and coin pastel shades. Sizes 36 to 44. gold handles. At this price it is an exceptional value. (Square 19.) Sweaters, $1.00 Boys’ white pullovers of rein- forced wool yarns, with two pockets and heavy shawl collar. Sizes to 36. (Square 29.) ewe wVivell.e ww vuvwvwe Dinnerware, 7c to 50c (Above. left)—-The biack satis bolere ; : i, 7%, an eae i = >> am — Frock with its blouse and Vionnet , , ‘I @ ~¢“ from this Dinnerware, at very low sleeves of silver cloth. ties its ermine Bes . if. cost. All one kind. (‘Square 14.) collar with Jong tasse/ed cords... .$46é ety ‘9 , 3 a \ . Toys 69c ve wet ~ Lt Bickicic S i 100-Pc. Service | (China Service 100-Pc: Service 2 1 gelled late Of Sem1-Porcelain Of 100 Preces With Border Design (Right, frst)—Long corded loops of é ‘> , . ‘ | | .. - satin for a smart fringed skirt on this | i | | Mi wll Flat-top style Electric Stove Mere-ehte black satin attern0on Gown min (ZEISS | Ap. x Ledualghe| With cond snd plae for the larger woman bivicave gee PRE tty il s . ) ) | 7 Yt | Wi es Used for toasting, frying, etc. $ 5 $ 50 ; ; . | === — er ‘i a AR (Square 22.) Above, right}—G/ieaming secquing apd \ Be Oe ° a oe = eeretnl ands adorn’ the imported . i. . ‘J : : FS a¥ Tinker Toys, the construction ‘ts ye set so popular with boys and French Evening Frock of soft silk 7 repe, fashioned with moulde si! : A 2 4 — ~ i ; ; crep iis Ided si ‘ girls. Packed in métal container. houette , > * . *s J wae ths he He *, 7 4, " + ~ *% se ee , a 3, ke # © s >. “ve . he ® = ma 2 a % ~ vee a 23 ‘CA ij yy ! ieee. second gyn gyri on a I ° | va ‘f size timy crops o water os tse ; o | H ies i lice? ee BT He delicate MW. jie PNT Blankets. Ic That a Dinner Service An exquisite Service of The wise hostess is care- | ; ! i Best ys for $1.00 may @e unusually attrac- Bavarian china that will ful in her selection of her Blankets for baby of soft, fluf- tive, yet moderate in | bring elegance to the most Dinner Service, for it many third)—Black chiffon velvet | fy cotton. Pink or biue with price, is proved by this formal dinner party. Its times makes or mars the.oc- eat ietendy gadicnteies of Whitelstripe border. (Square 17.) new open-stock pattern soft ivory tone blends unus- casion. A delightful choice | : tte with broken border de- ually well with the heavy is this French china Service Sign applied on good gold-encrusted border. Com- with attractive border de- white Georgette; silver braid on ce!- | cuff RS AKS eS PEE : ‘ Infants’ Dresses, 85c 7 7 | . quality semi-porcelain. plete for 12 persons. ' signs and gold treatment. lar and cuffs.. eee en toh ich seucieay of and oon. or 2 See Pent, sie } nainsook, with touches of hand em- brocade has a pleated skirt and a \ I broidery and dainty lace edgings. ° . rhinestone buckie..... petcuuss ie ' .° Sizes to 2 years. French China Service, $119.50 (Third Floor.) (Square 17—Main Floor.) a i's) The graceful lines and the rich beauty of the wide blue and tan border design with gold line make this exquisite French China Serv- ice a pleasing set for the Thanksgiving dinner table. The 100 pieces afford complete service for 12 persons. A very attractive value. (Fifth Fioor.) Sa re cee cana ie : » a - x “ = ea) hb Oe : , SST Spe te — wy & ~ | Warm Winter Céats for Baby Dorothy Gray Combination Are of Silk Crefe de Chine and Wool Crepella . Group of Four Torletries—All for : $7 | | $ A 29 This combination consists : , of one jar Cleansing Cream, Fi | \ + TR kdnettamieuen taee ams Wednesday is Baby Day—and an excellent time to select one of these warm Coats for the wee tot. Fashioned in the round yoke style, prettily [o="1) a box of Face pungee a hin f ) : . | tee ae ; Flow onic R = It # a oe. ll oll ra Atwater Kent Radio smocked and embroidered by hand, they are inter- | : ).: lined with soft cotton flannelette with a silk lin- ots Ht UPS and sag oe a ge > Opium Bow! Pe | Se Cream or Specia in Fooc Rican Chan : | N eu’ One-Dial Model $ ] 1 & ing in the crepe de chine and lustrous cotton | in regular standard size at sateen in the wool Crepella model. Sizes 1 to 3 Wee. : , ! : . ii this special price for this $ Q5 With All Accessortes Chinchilla Coats Eiderdown Buntings week only. ——— ‘il (eh oe eps eee The easily-operated, long-distance radio receiv- ere aa ' er that is as beautiful in appearance as it is effi- Smart little Coats of Comfortable and warm: This decorative white chinchilla that may woo] - mixed Eiderdown, a in +i ? : . tT Bowl, used in China cient in operation. Six tubes, comprising three be tubbed, are warmly in- lined with fleecy cotton pea : , ‘ terlined and tailored in flannelette. The hood is . ° . ns poe = we stages of radio-frequency, three stages of audio- : ; . ia y tt lV ; - ees gee a a ‘ . . — $6.50 ere a oe Pied Piper Junior Shoes filled’ with flowers. amplification—one simple little dial operates it. models for...... %Ve _ | Made of heavy brass The handsome cabinet is all-metal with dark brown ; yr . ~ and resting on a col- crystalline finish. This set, without accessories , ee y cron 4 ‘ me ee , | Seasonable Accessories for Baby Will Help Little Feet to Grow Strong lapsible teak wood is priced $70 Crib Sheets, hemstitched hem. each 4 All-Woo! Blank laid $1.95 value at this price Tv s, hemstitchec 50¢ 00 ankets, plai . .~ $1.95 | $ value at this price. See as P . eee Cotton Flannelette. Gowns, each eee $ OO and 90 tices Saaies Convenrent Terms of Payment — — ru : May Be Arranged stand. An exceptional llowcases to match, each............ Kapok Pillows, in cotton sateen, 2 for $1.00 Cotton Flannelette Kimonos, each |. 50% wool-mixed, each. .$17.00 Reversible Rubber Sheets, 2 for 1.00 Sian’ ‘Gertrades. The Babv Shop—S: ap When the wee tot begins to stand and walk, he must be fitted in straight flexible Shoes so that the little feet SEE Boye Worsted Sweater Coats Sr siseg orem: Ruffled Grenadine Curtains Pied Piper Juniors are wonderful health Shoes 5-Piece Set—Special Value at Are Esfecially Desirable for School Wear designed to aid the baby in his first steps; they give him confidence so that he may step firmly | , ' $ 89 and with assurance for they support his ankles - Retieestsnl and feet. Orthopedic experts and surgeons rec- 450 : lease ommend “Pied Pipers” for little boys and girls. : . | (Thildren's Shop—Main ] $ —- Heavy, Shaker-knit Sweater Coats with large. H SS , | shawl collars which may be buttoned snugly , : Fee ; f - | ) ‘3 Ro” around the neck. The Sweaters are here in both as il : ) Something new in Bedroom Curtains — Savings in Py . “ ee er ion solid colors including maroon, | | : Combination and s0 6 — | : Fee sheer grenadine in soft tones of blue. gold with reen and gray. They are strongly made of pure ene | , rs NI , . . eree unos : 6°. P . 7 ‘ee - or ecru with contrasting dots is finished fii ii: a /\ |) | worsted yarns and are in sizes up to 30. | - WR 7 ae ; : * $ s/h 3 ! Bais a. ' Sweater & # fourth Floor.) 5 ltd | \ ae . . \ gaa plain. sunfast voile ruffles, valance and tie- 3] | ie A ae TF: aor, Cae : | ES backs to match, making very attractive, color- ; : ‘ i ‘34 " \ a Acts v ' . . - ° d ye ; e z iq h b d j 'S ‘bel >: Qa its | ~ ; oad 3. H a hs le ful curtain outfits for the bedroom windows. ee Sweat Shirts for Boys and Girls ee | h—, 4 ird Floor.) | aH) RE REE ae Sik For all athletic activities+skating, football, oe Pll o>» — in . a @ pc tet mee needle - ES gg SER basketball—these garments are almost_a neces- , Puc, | 3 ? A xe good quality grenadine and voile with sity. Also ideal for school wear. They are ) PO ae Siben «Ye ae) ae full ruffles. and are most unusual heavily fleece lined and have knitted neckbands, Pe SECS ET) SA 8 b values at this new low price. « - ' . * ,, t/ ’ J ST wy - by pe e >. 9 (‘Sixth Pieor cuffs and bottom. Attractively priced $7.50 ‘(Sporting Goods —~Fourti my ee a ne et a ee or.)

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BONE ee St a” dy DTN NARS SY ARO NY Ne > ree “Nelpaes Seok 30h me ated hae eae hee , . aged - . tw” gx as “ay ‘ y Sad6s. | i) "1 @ ? leet evening. ts: Gantt, 265- Otto, 108,188 This showns onliv a sma chan from the wun- 'official tabulation, made for the ' pewspapers, which waa: Gantt, 7°,- 352: Otto 168.°t89. The change: made a net n of 35 for Gant In St. Louis Country, the official fieures ciffereqd widely from the unofficial. The official returns announced by the County Election Board. are: Gantt, $496; Otto, 16,- 728. The previous unofficial com- putation was: Gantt. $388: Otto 16.123. The net gain for Otto tn the official count was 4§8. Jackson County, which tncludées Kansas City, gave Gantt the larg- est gain tn the official count with tunofficia! His net gain was $ He also m a net gain of 115 in revised figures from four emalier counties, Carter, Clark, Washington ang Webster. The State total of fic- ures is: Gantt, 492.2164; ——. 2.7 : ipa? eo “Lf - Otte, 439,- Negro Slarer (-+ts 10 Years. as, @ Negro, of 2336 Virginia avenue, pleaded guilty yres- f degree murder ind was years in the State penttentiary by Circui’* Judge Hogan. Douglas shot Thom Mogeiy. a Negro, 2125 at the | in argument ‘ast Nov. §&. = .™ ON COMPLETE RETURNS Unofficially To-. Resume Italy-Brazil Flight. LAS PALMAS, Canary Islands. Cape Verde Islands, inc Nov. $.—Cunka Braga. Brazil aviator. and his comrades, left Gando Bay today for S*. oi + ba rd ~ = . ~*~ SY fan of tpeir from Wenoa, e?: + aad Th Santos, Braztii. +o beer aay, Vincent —™ ~- ontinuance > -_ ~ © Sizes 38 to 56 29 Bolivia, mixtures Coat. STOUT TaneBryant W Lavishly Furred Winter Coats , 85 This Season’s Best Buy— Coats of Suede Velour, Wool and Pinr- point Bolivia im all Fall col- ors. New style features and lavish Furs used on every Beautifully silk lined. Marvelous values at $29.85. Other Coats, $19.85, $25 Up Loveliest models of Satin, Crepe, Canton Crepe, cloth materials, priced at a great saving for such fine quality New Silk Dresses $49.75 132 Flat and New Bicuse Effect in Velours and Mande! $29.85 \ | | | All Leathers | Many Styles our best mail order sell economy price. All size in every style. Shoes for Stout Women | | With Built-in Arches “4 | Overstocks from our Mail Order Department—eix of 8 5 Originally Mach es Higher Priced Lane Bryant style and comfort Shoes for all women who desire style at an s to 11, all leathers. but not Widths to EEE. Expert Shoemen Will Fit These Shoes, Assuring Satisfecicc—— —— « rar euacedenn ome om ! | INNIVERSARY SALE In Vandervoort’s Lower-Price Ready-to-Wear Store Smart Sport Coats Regularly $15 18 Sizes 14 to 40 See the Coats eariv J r - - Lower-Price Reacv-to-v Flannelette Gowns Regularly $1.50 Women's cotton Flannelette that have just arrived in our Price Basement Store. Cut fu! a heavy quality material. Ro and square necks.. Sizes 15, 17 and re. >% = Go wrs Lower and ot und, V 85c —_ ao © p _ eee sa S . . --—-— - + cS — "+a a a _ -- TaCtive MateriaiS anc tae -« ~ . : ~ om ~~ oe = Vednesda orning in the a «4 ~~ a a — «& “ ~~ ~ —* ~~ : : Re ae) = ~* a a be § 2 ~ aw A a ¥ ba Feces Sa dealin I ata ieeeaeele cites ~~ = * ~~ ~ ~ a. + + * « ~~ Ss. « . = _ > * a ae ec Museum Finish al C—Genuine Victrola oi \ D—Record Compart- : ment ae E—Disappearing ‘ Shelf Radio Cabinet Dimensions: 47 Inches High Inches Wide ~~ — S74 ~~ | 21 Inches Deep Containing a Genuine Victrola Made Expressly for Us $10 Down +79 $5 a Month FULFILLING the popular demand in a very complete way, this Radio Highboy, containing a genuine Victrola, makes an important feature of the Anniversary Sale. design and manufacture. It is a creation exclusively Vandervoort’s in It embodies that high standard of quality that St. Louisans have learned to expect of Vandervoort merchandise. The: cabinet is cut walnut of ple proper- As a piece of furniture alone, tions, being 47 inches high, 37 inches wide and it is a great value at the Anni- 21 inches deep. Its beauty of design and thor- versary price, but with a genuine oughness- of finish makes it welcome to any Victrola inside, its value is un- home interior. prececented. : But it is designed ter convenience as well as This great saving will be avail- s beauty. Behind the right-hand door is a gen- able only during the Anniver- uine Victrola with the amplifier underneath. sary Sale. $10.00 Cash Payment Below the cabinet is a shelf that slides forward Drings it to your home, the bal- to hold) records. ance in small monthly payments. Music Saion—Sixcth Ficer é Anniversary Sale Damask Drapery Sets Choice of Three New Models as Illustrated Regularly gx : 7 Color Combinations R ~ t « Green Gal we Orange wiid _ -~ : —_ — + wR? ~k — om -~ —~ * a. ant ithe 2 Gis — s+ Sil sVesS _ me - ... 7 . o iaupe and blue stripes | * » Blue and mulberry stripes: b $3.35 Rayon Panel Curtains Plain rayon of beauti- ful lustrous quality, fin- ished with deep bullion fringe, ai anc ‘, - 2.25 -_ ia + — a4 * — - goid Each a ee ee -~ Vandervocrt’s Curtain and — on ~ -_ ~ aw - SeCaurltl uy we VSL Ue stripes ee = | ~ oa - Wit f ° ueCSigns wa TSCT a fa — = ~ ~~ > ~~ = =—- a a ss SneaG a = Ges Gist ~—*o ~ oe = = *. _ me botto ~ Perk ht dh + te ue ‘ ns * & & gv Gx é é ad s : ‘ 7 u ' 4 i bow 4 7 ? ieee See .) dwn i 5 Lace Panels im « tigures. Fins- Attractive shadow laces in ished with piain picot ruf- « @.'8 nt 2 Lig] —-— = : »-— oa > we E SPORTS SHC Jersey Dre: Ata Special An ‘40 . - se THESE Regular $16.75 ame both women and & ere are numerous smart metal buttons, fam de chine trim; ing. -> tucxing, crepe anc navy Sizes J6 “ports Apparel Gite Anniversary Weight Cow a bcs Soft and 3 't | pes. - o—Feurth Fist N Cw — black enamel drill S es ttste = atnmer *. a Colorfy!] i a ee IVERSARY of Vacus® = that keep th® 7 fe Vie fe ghd poi " " Wot MOmy etme ee ce ad TL tO aE as; PaSemeby mei, 2 ae waits metal case ~~ -_ Regularly $850 lly lined. $5.95 Style Hatbox of black or ru _.gg¢age Sho Special Sale introducing the New D Eden With 2 Self- FREE Special $5 7 ¥ '

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NOVEMBER 9, 1926 PAGE T _ST.LOUIS POST-DISP’~rH y Unniversiry Kile Just Four More Days to Take Advantage of Anniversary Savings _TUESDAY EVENING, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth ae Locust, Fr rom Ninth h to Tenth. Special Selling of Women’s Full-Fashioned Silk Stockings , Regularly $ Ad Regularly $1.35 $1.50 AN unusual sale of Silk Hosiery with fine lisle garter tops, soles and heels. All perfect, first quality. Stockings that you can rarely find at $1.19. Anniversary Features in Beautitul Bedding at Great Savings $8.50 Bedspreads $6.75 For twin size beds—beau- tiful Jacquard design on iscut-colored grounds with attractive rayon stripes in all the wanted colors. Scalloped edges. 72x108 inches. Rose blonde, beige blonde, French nude, blonde tortoise shell, nickel. toast, log cabin, brown, black, white and many other shades. Aisle Tables—First Floor. Sale of 300 Women’s $10 and $11 Pumps and Slippers Jersey Sports $7.00 Dresses / Fine Wool Comforts : : | a & | At a Special Anniversary Price id \ MORE than 300 pairs of Shoes have been selected from our regu- oats $6.95 | $ 75 re lar stock to sell for this low Anniversary price. FOR THE LARGER WOMAN Filled with pure wool and : Your choice of patent leather, satin, colored kid, reptile, brown covered with figured cotton ome kid and gold and silver brocades. With medium and high heels. HESE Regular $16.75 and $19.75 Dresses—specially purchased and priced for this event—will suggest ‘silkoline with borders of Anniversary 71@ Also Pumps at $6.40, $9.90 and $12.90. Price generous choosing, so unusually attractive are they in plain colored sateen in pret- ty colors to match. Cut size Ww 3 "loor y Women’s Shoes—Second Floor. ad Ye larger woman, too, may select her Winter Coat most advantageously during the Anniversary Sale. In her own ® style, quality and value. One and two piece models in sizes for both women and misses are included. 72x84 inches. shop she will find a wonderful new selection of richly furred There are numerous smart styles for selection—with > Coats for dress and general wear that are especially designed in becoming slenderizing versions of the newest and smartest @ tucking, metal buttons, fancy stitching, two-tone and crepe de chine trimming. Colors—Green, tan, red, styles. In fine Venise, Lustrosa and Vellesia ‘with collar and Band navy. Crinkle Bedspreads Full Size, $3.95 Twin Size, $4.85 Very substantial weave with colored stripes of rose, blue, lavender and_ gold. Extra full crinkle cloth in hatural color. Scalloped | edges. 105 inches long. IN THE SPORTS SHOP—SECOND FLOOR Regularly $125 and $135 Fur-Trimmed cee a re mre en ens — Manufacturer's Imported : : , At right: Sample Strips with black Caracul collar blue ‘La st be vs mapa of j and cuffs. Beaver collar and cuffs. Extra-Size Shop—Third Floor. cuffs of the finest furs. Black, brown, cinder and grackle- head blue. Sizes 4214 to 50%. At left: Black Vellesia Anniversary Sale Specials For Little Tots Knit Sweater Sets At *32 Cosy, warm little Sweater Sets consisting of leggins, toque and sweater for little tots from 1 to 4 years. Buff, Copenhagen Blue, White. Baby Sweaters Fine knitted Sweaters in a slip-over model. White, pink and blue. $I 5() Infants’ sizes . Nightgowns Infants’ cotton flannel- Sizes 16 to 42. orts Apparel Shop—Second Filoor.: Ee tats ttt ttt tet a al $5 Corsettes Anniversary Priced $925 and $3.95 HREE styles in this popular one- piece garment combining girdle and brassiere. Two models have soft pink swami material top with girdle of Embroidery 25c to $1.50 a Strip or 5c to 50c Yard A large assortment of Embroidery Edgings, In- sertions, Galloons and Bandings at special low prices for the Anniver- sary Sale. These Sample _ Anniversary Luggage i Light Weight Cowhide Leather Suitcases $14.95 di ’S Suitcases of black crepe grain leather in 20, 22 and 24 inch sizes. © Beautifully lined. $14.50 All-Wool Blankets Extra Special $11.45 Pair Very fine, pur wool Blankets in beautiful “$14. 95 Silk Coats Infants’ flesh color Crepe de Chine Coats with hand smocking $9 95 and rosebuds Knit Sacques Baby Dresses Infants’ soft white plaids, combining blocks of rose, blue, tan, gray or lav- ender on white. Five-pound weight. Soft and fluffy. Size 70x80 inches. bianket Shop—Fourth Floor. : she, 500 Regularly $3.75 Vacuum Bottles $4.95 A NNIVERSARY Sale of Vacuum Bottles that keep the contents hot from 24 to 48 hours. With a colored metal case, metal shoulder and cup. Vandervoort’s Small Leather Goods Shop First Fioor. = Black Enamel Hatboxes Regularly $8.50 $5.95 New style Hatbox of black enamel drill bound in leather of black or russet. Colorfully lined. Luggage Shop—Second bese sol Sale Introducing the New De Luxe Eden Washer With 2 Self-Draining Tubs PIR! peg 7 Special Terms $5 Down Balance in 18 Months Telephone GArfield 7500 ‘andervoort’s Electric Shop—Downstairs. Regularly $i15— Ao mee cate te ae chin AAS NAEP —_ 2 en mm ee a A a AE pantie ene a Infants hand-knit ette Nightgowns with Sacques in deli- “ cate colors | 00 Baby Cribs Large size enamel Cribs with drop side; = ae Hand-Knit Bootees, 25c nainsook Dresses with lace edging 50c Crib Blankets Crib Blankets in 50c pink and blue block designs Infants’ Shop—Third F1! a ap ~e—TNTNE om a Saleof Toys Specially Priced for the Anniversary $ 4:99 Oak - finished frames and a smal] | round stool in natural | finish. | Electric . Questioneers Regularly $3.50 +22 Wonderful new games with which the children will have hours of fun. drawstring at hem Nursery Chairs Enameled Nursery Chair com- _ plete $3. 95 Red tee Diapers, 27x27-inch, $1.69 Pkg. 500 Dancing Dolls and Animals —ofanarray (+ of Animals, : Birds aad Dolls dressed in clev- er costumes. Wind them up and they dance. Vandervoort’s Toy Shop—Downstuairs, 50c Strips will make collar and cuff sets and vestees, will trim women’s and children’s frocks and aprons and many uses will be found for them by needleworkers. Embrotdery Siop— “irst Fioor. broche and elastic. The other mode] at $3.95 is fashioned of fancy pink broche with four sections of elastic at the sides. 200 Brassieres at $1.50 Long line Brassieres in the back. closing style, made of pink wash satia, Corset Shop-——Third Floor. 1200 Pairs of Boys’ Flannelette Pajamas $1.49 WE are featuring as a special in the Anni- versary a most select assortment of Boys’ Flannelette Pajamas. Both one and two piece styles are shown. Available in solid, striped and checked flannelette of ex- cellent quality. Trimmed with mercerized frogs. For cold Winter nights—nothing ig more comfortable and warm to sleep in. All sizes. One-Piece and Two-Piece Styles Vandervodort’s Boys’ Furnishing Shop-——-Second Floor ii

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ADVERTISEMENT _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ‘THE GENTLE ART OF ALLURE- MENT AS PRACTISED BY THE “MODERNS” They resort to color and simplicity to tempt the “prey” By SARAH VAN RENSSELAER iscussion in all circles of what a “modern” is. The general impres- gion among morons seems to be that “modern” is a term applied to wornen who fiy in the face of all laws and conventions indiscriminately. ' female who plumes herself to tempt ; are as ancient as Eve. Their name is legion through the centuries. Prob- ably Cleopatra was an outstanding one in her day. Today they are the women who are most truly “alive” — their realm extends, far beyond the “home” though their hearts he there, into art, literature. drama, politics, business or some other form of self-expression. And they practise the gentile art of : = , “hen a : }, which is greatly appreciated by the | 4 HERE has been quite a bit of | 3 | beauty. Her costumes are the |sonification of simphcity—they; | designed by those who have made a | —though she’d never, never admit it. And no ame would object to the ‘modern’s’” method—for it i. 7 study of lines—who Fnow propor- fons. Patou, Drecoll, Jenny. Chanel, Vionnet and so on—masters of th - on op % sa ‘a : ef But "tis not so. Your true “moderns” | 4% — every one Parisian ! Underlying these simple costumes is a major secret of their chic—the | “magiern” underthings. They are deftly fashioned to conform to the +. om rf delicate contours of the figure —ana . “Italian”® silk | | which ya soft and clinging and easily | | which prevents garter they are usually of and tos ake es i SILK CHEMI§,; = 4 f 4 Finest Qualitg—N cwest Sijie —Daintily Trimmed Trios of thea range 7 ~ HANDBAGS 4 Reith. Unworried, Tells Story. . a : S Y — . . 7 ~ - _ = . WASHINGTON AV... COR. SEVENTH For National Bedell Weer— LK DR Over £00 Smart New Models — That Have Just Arrred—the ery Latest and Smartest Styles from his the early 4% wth a face and a shock cf that he was [3 a s ~ * = Sa.c4 night when three satd there Pete Salime quarter ef a mi) anne readhouse south. “Miaror Stone was {2 and I asked to come alon Reh re- “I thought & was nothing fight. If I had reaitsed going on €own there you I would not have gone lace. “Stone got in my car end we @reve down to Salmo’s, turning off in the street beside his place. ~ Oe « Just off erm Cal rounded my side of out the Iights get cut. we Mayor Stone's side of th . Isp the derk !t locked to me like they were carrvring rifles. “One of them asked me ff I ha¢ a pistol and I teld him to take it A «we eeres ' ~ _— la - my holste: > eS ae ~~). ere 2 Then te sald, keep your bands tp, Siim, be all right. “They : talking rery routh and realize what was coming er Our - es $39.75, $35, $29.75 and $25 JV alues MISSES’ AND WOMEN’S SIZES NEWEST WINTER STYLES Every Frock Is Decidedly New and Youthfal Lx gut. itely Desa ed I hearé a terrtfic Everybody ten {ne scene accent ** a . 7 ~~ os & wae bee . > awe we J ~ iM —~ ~~. ° : ’ ae ‘Betas ¢ &remencor Cor Trent , . " - - ‘ ’ ek teh ee oe Lo $ — Te fen 67 Se CF 7% & w - —~ «+ - — 4 : Fig : “ % = 4 : . F ’ f ~ = - . , _ : > &» & — im + * ' & -_-+* - =>" - ° I BEDELL DRESS SALON—AN ENTIRE FLOOR. ~ - g . 7 - - - a * »* _=_ -_— « . 44 SILK DRESSES Gov. Smail Dowbts Militia Could Prevent “SCSterme I” Crime UQUOR ARREST IN CITY HA “Nov. §.—Federal } CHICAGY. into the sae # fi et'y side yesterd VERY woman can use a *“ women likes to practice: to do both without sacrifice and materials. Plenty of 1 offer a surplus stock at th means miss it! And come , ALINE

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_ PAGES TCH ay ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ——_-_— Pgh ARREST IN CITY HALL rc cmon Awa 1. comcanoon.| T AYULS, Swiut Action _ NightHawk\ Double Dangers Nig IGIGe THT e BDO reee . “Ss : 2 nes j CHICAG®, Nov. 9.—Federal in- (clerk in the paymaster’s division , ty employes in a raid on the ing drinks to employes. Agents ; ' | @ - sratal . . : | | oot extension offices of the county |said they purchased liquor from the Abound at Horse OW ap et spac ys 5 ri dee leave as late in the p Be sagt. bas spread to the city side of pair in a corridor outside the | ; “3 poetry my rhe | TH makeshift outdoor refrigeration. ; © ouiry into the sale of liquor in the |wihch charged that he had worked _ quiry 4 county building which led with William Bessow, county gm- And Flashes ot Co or : to the arrest of three | ploye arrested Saturday, in purvey- : in the morning? If so you'll like the “Night H Ww! a respite resterdayv ay ie ¢ ’ ent awk. * ian edifice and resu! d yesterday mayor’s office. | First—the danger to yourself from ex- es are up-to-the- et a Pe arrest of a clerk in the city Later Concannon resigned stating Th B t Ni . workmanship of . ' Saemptroller's office. that while he regretted fhe incident € es y | ht Train posure every time you reach outside. sality is of fered— ~t , > i) prohibition agents slipped up to he was rnnocent of the charges. Three Thousand Spectators at Coliseum for : LD KANSAS ITY.” Second—the danger of ruined food from soot, y and emphasizes en = - | Brilliant Opening — Miss Marceline Rey- | dirt, germs and tempetature changes. It leaves St. Louis daily at+11-55 PM and goes 9 | burn Jumps Beaumont Over Triple Bars. | throush wi.hout @ stop, arriving Kansas City at | 7:35 AM. Smoking cars, reclining chair cars free of e promptly, and : j (Keg. U. S. Pat. Off. ssonable. b, g © inn — | extra charge, Pullman drawing room sleeping cars and f th ; ~ : g | Once more there assembled in ‘although there were white hirt | cefe lounge oUservation c2r. Ewerything the best. - eo ee " | N wrves | the Coliseum for the Sst. Louis fronts a-pienty. | pats are on dis- a ee ay . PW | Horse Show, last night, the notable The box and promenede specta- | ow room. -_ : ia : * a ge — ae | horses of town and country to show tors came to see each other, but : . 606-08 Washington Av.—Thru to Sixtn Se. ee ’ nae . the firet baicony came to see bo off on the tanbark. oi rina ’ “+ Bt al tell , sete mart wardrobe. Lg Rael fly ANE RE AIR ER ie tating MIRE Ri GAR A ete Ae Again, sporting blood and debu- | Continued on Next Page. Pearlman ; thnte, gitiant and imatron, hostler Rk COMPANY i Clearance Sale of and policeman gathered about the INGTON 9d F | arena—an unusual crowd and high ats loor | in spirits. 7 LOD SLDALV SL SLL OLS 218 . : Pp f tw . ! The band played “A Hunting We ——— _ emi 375 airs OO ear © Will Go,” lights danced on tawny * ; coat ar many a red jacket. All 2s that sp: rtsmen can do to make an | exciting scene with horses was— SILK CHEMISE } \. 7\ * BLONDE rar picture of it stirred the 98 NOOPRAP ARRAN MRI as Sat Meena 2 . eit Se on Sr Mees ERD Oh. Wa. ye wanna: Rs: oe 5 Re pat PE pth inten, 3 es take nite Ging ie n sMertepetic th as Lagetgay De ee ee fee ee Oe, Lakes ae pea eet ey peer y » me . western ae ot * ee 7 a : ° of ' SAUTE 2NE sarah of about 3000 and the sound Finest QO uality— \ fiaest Styles \ O; it was eeu! Price stiil. ~—Daintily > yiieacad | | | OR GRAY Bright harnes jingied, hoots pound- , . _ ed, hunters sailed into the air and KID came down with a crash on the Exquisitely made. ~ 69 m4 d if Me f ee lazards. Jwice red-coated figures Pastel colors in | e PATENT came 4 , 606-08 Washington Avenue—Thru to Sixth Street Wednesday—A Challenge Event | ; this the spectators responded ac- | |® ¢ | : | | / cording to the endless variety of 4% / their types. ) Social Event in the Boxes. 7 To the promenaders about the Je white and green decked rail and 48 Y those in the boxes it was a social |g ja} event. Young girls a-twitter with 2 | | | the notion of wearing high silk [* ‘ . | hats, long trousers and frock coats : | made the rounds numerous times. Children who had Shetland ponies proudly entered and waiked with important mieh under bowler hats, 122 2 a Sears a i oO é Sale , ‘ 4} . . ’ * wir quality silks. headers into the tanbark; a , a 7¢ ter - "2 - - Specially priced. cavalry troop went yelling in a . > " 7 Pom ee te ee A " v ‘ apie 5 Natta > metpn ¥ Og Mi . tee had s i " : * Jae Rs teh. oe 25 we ‘ ay. ene Y. ? ye f ' Dh ata scegtie a ee eee vrei. 25° “Geeks gm ie daa AIOE le inte Spo rR ER SR ape hin ee - ve a. hoes a Pa ae i bat te. i; } ' a ‘a = 1 se ‘@ s ' WAe he Rape he tg Siar ea geet Sein GR Sl NAR eat ata te smth es HF De 2 € » 4 ce ° 5) -* 74 “Yr " ~~ ; * ,and swung riding crops in a way Tne *|| Purchase Sale fm of Fur Coats Fine Garments Below Wholesale Cost, at 3 98 VERY Coat in this wonderful group 1s a notable offering. The selection at $98 comprises such smart peltries as Pony, Caracul, Marmink (Dyed Marmot), Opossum, Antelope, Korova, Beaverette (Dyed Coney), Sealine (Dyed Coney), Caracul Paw and Kid Caracul. Many are trimmed in smart contrasting furs. SEeaBeaeeerepeaeseeseaeseeseaees 82eees @'8 2 8 6 BB SC Sle c8. S:858 2 B's: . ‘ - Aon a. “+, ee icdener us one? a 1g Ais 7 pail ix mapas. . ep OM IES at re — j SPY cots REN, wenstnib, saiethentigige einen ean aeaaiale ” —, eel CA agai ies Re ROE SS Bier rod. wee Saar Sages @) 8 'S)8 882 8 Bee @ 8 e8'a 6a Re hw — REeEBSBeeaeaeaee eee Beaeeaseuas a 2 . * + OTHER EXCEPTIONAL OFFERINGS: —~ CARACUL COATS smartly trimmed with $ 1 39 dyed fox... Excellent value SPer al eer" ‘ry y Nhe | ) . erecta! Lee ed : PONY COATS pith collar and cuffs of $139 LK DRESSES | | dyed fox... Very smart. | ee | CARACUL PAW COATS in shades of $169 oh - — eer a 1 | castor with fox collar and cuffs... Dated: aut eee | | RUSSIAN PONY COATS in all new Shades and Contrasts . shades. Shawl collar and cuffs ; eee Halse pam bebe s swt 4 ap sae es ie eS bili eglsy aE aOR ee Yo ies thee Beet > ae ha S38 a2eaC0,S @ @ 8 @° 6 8 a SIZES FOR MISSES AND WOMEN 4.: 16:18 : @B:B: @ :- 42 - * uo J HUDSON SEAL COATS (dyed musk- . | Sh rat). Kolinsky dyed squirrel trimmed. . : ) SPECIAL! FOR LARGE WOMEN! ry = L] a = * JAP MINK COATS pith fox collar. re $289 Silk and Cloth Dresses to Size 52 a choice. Marvelous value renee: Rave just arrived ‘) BRONZE CARACUL COATS »ith smart $289 § STYLES AT $6.45 ARE PICTURED i r stvies. | hev are vers ‘ F shawl collar. Extra fine quality . . . — , . a . on Sai aah Pl \ eteliese Ee 3 disabled ‘ i eS SR A tm ete a © ‘ a & ' . : : Rg Ss @ = a SS a a awa ee eeeeseee eee eee 8 = 8

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Big Parade, owned by Adel. 5 + ~, *~* : al ~— ‘ ert vor ntard o St us . . . wer a : erte \ . t> a4 % . e ALG é t rh i Le wi) ye a ‘ in 2 > > « = 5 . ; Bean mt K _ Y Mra . = et : >? a ? \. ae (ity. a netable figurs 2 ae Shows here. was Sigh poi Ww e 4 eet . i | bons, taking first place *venht im which ane show hersee, (vation i ©pen class, her team and Admiration, t ladies’ paira, and the ;** _—s he show wi!! oDtinve Ceatineed ca Page i. nagemen* » io —" Aig 47:4 horses threugh a epi.en- which drought ud ap- bear *O see in tie yas ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— TCESDAY EVENING, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATLH NOVEMBER 9, 1926 tty cloth ts 48x48 in. with hg 14 in. y 5 98 | a matic . ww “lle On) ts 5 imG& ceo eee eeee All-Linen | Crash Sets Beautiful qua!- ome Figured Gauze — Curtains : ; = : VENeE WEDNESDAY PIECE GOODS DAY—DEMONSTRATING THE VALUE- NUGENTS ‘Heavy Turkish Towels °19¢ (Bargain Basement.) Excel! pure bleach wi striped eo:o0 horders. 18x23 Slight s*°concs roe" “The Store for All the People” GIVING OF THE BARGAIN BASEMENT Miles and Miles of a . } ab . =f ). (Bargain Basement.) ~ Scalloped Bottom Panel Curtains Macras ga? “ea at be Use ~ % > 4 | A er = $4.95 25c Fancy Ticking Yard... - s ~ -~ s3 inches wide: 2 to 16 yard lengt —colored stripes amd floral des ioe is To Be Sold by the Yard yn" oO & a » ad | 18-Inch Hemstitched All-Linen Napkins Beautiful rr © «+ « iece Goods 50c Large, Heavy Turkish Towels 34 — Pric “ee eee s See it ete 86 | le oD iLtacts "WiULC White and blue. “eS PS * ta ~ tt 7 eo +: . = ad Re. + . sl * . , fleecy quality; 2 to 10 yard lengths. Specml, . os 4 (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) Fine quality enow- whi ered borders. i 22x43-in. s&s = eV Sree ere ere Or Oe Oe Oe OOO eee eee el Me de mt 40c Empire Pillowcases 2x36-inch size; fine qual- 64-In. Mercerized Damask Satta’ HSC high mercerized finish 20c Good Dress Ginghams ae G lengtn aC * ¢ he 7A a en 4~-iBena, i¥ 8 6 checks, stripes and ? 434 ea ~+ plaid effects a a ids of well-known ‘““Mohaw ity; seconds of well-known “Mohawk” a men ; _— . : rand. DOGG ioscan Res Be i i i i i i i i i i i i i a i i i i a $1.69 Changeable Art Taffile Fine qualit mit} le 64 inches wide. 25¢ Solid Colored Ginghams | ss id “a & = 9A yard 1@n ce _ * we as “ab SS , ~*~ X we - i% Pe ' J ” — ** soe ~-t ee - lsenar-s rT a reams tat eo P " 7 ~ a s nek t 2 con mmtmeen we Ole I acto heau alts plered flora] designs . s 2) —— inet — ~- YalQ iscugt ee .@ 2 2 8 26 ) 1 he tee e+ : fn Rarcaic Basemen! ©4 gTroun 73 yrinred 7 7 . - cc 2 + oon ane tm > ~ 4 4 4 ra c 7 ts ~ vr — | eet = — le 25c All-Linen Toweling 90c Shirting Madras . 2 ] beautiful woven rarom stripes; Anniversary a resi ; . i P > iig: io ws - gl oe — to _ ate vege .-- vard lengths. Yard regu.ar + 42. Cut from the belt, goed ‘ Rarcain Basement. apap $3 Black Crepe Satin : : 95 | } ti el : 3 ei races aces wo + 5 ) J e* ~ ™ 4 ~ ~~ 7 o~ bon ws ~ ~ - ~~ Ree a rin 2 -~ ~ & - “ ripes, dots and sma 25c Cheviot Shirting a 27-inch; dark grounds with neat coi- i. ored stripes and checks; 19 to 20 ward $1.50 Black Satin Charmeuse engths. Yard > S - - - - - - - - - - - Pe -oemUmermhmUmhermlUCmermhUCmerhlUCUherhUCUheerhUCUmheemhUhLC "= - i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i -_—- - - Yerd , Nill ill il il i i i i a , , ), llth i hh A i he he i i i i i New Fall Hats Exceptional Values $1.69 Values lp to = 935 Material ee Satins a Mi ¢ z* we. ‘ ws” ~ ~ At @ - « : itun irge, ‘Bargain Basement. i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i ~~ ~*~ as ._ar ~ ~e - _ 29¢ Dark Cotton Outing Flann + ' . soft quality: dark grounds with — ——. | ‘orm 2 — | —— 5 7 mr Orecaa S.ripes ana cHaeces se tf i ? ——~ ¥ = a ow - &- - “—" 90 Cotton Printed Sateen good Foal ae "Tat:ons oe — ~ Wr hae be é - oO um ~ oem, Can word - ie ee ”_: a > 7 . — . oY i*¢ ae | merce 1.22 : = " ‘ wo Pisad & & w * = on 7 ’ sty Sn _ ona r er 2 rary - - - -_ ~ *~ -~ -_ (St. Louis’ Largest Bargain Basement: ) = SS ll i —_—_ = — eh” *» Pure Silk Hosiery ~- ear" | ®) ‘ oO over co : a @ e ,>n a, ~~ . aie ._ is = s wer A tee $4. 00 All- Linen Tablecloths hal paite $ 98 *&A : "34255 Pr e 7 ; » i¢4-in aL ALS 2 Berrain Basement. Coats Bolivias V elours Polatres Nevelty Mixtures See . - 3 « sSo0G oe dnl 6 hee * hs - - arsS a2 Fur-Trimmed—Full-Lined Coats For Women and Misses Including 65 Reversible Leopard Fabric Materials Windows i si \ \ ii Airs , iM » hae Re ar Ob f Nh — = . —_— eaten = ——— —_— A) =| : ‘ ss 3 y Regularly Selling at $25 il In the Anniversary Sale | Axminster Rugs 9x12-F t. Size rT rTrTrrrrrerejtj.,TrTrT'rrT,rTrTrTryr”,.r.r.-,. + vO SS , ‘*? Seif ~~ - Just 75 Sports and Dressy atertais and | far - trimmed collars. ~. to 4 a a seamed A Ain rT ~» > x * 4d ~~ . ‘ 4 é Ty - >. ren 2. -e_ - —s iw —— os a2pnu =. , wee ma — tSets i Am nas . , 7 - « as —- - " . - > ~ ° > > ee . ‘ ih i> iia ai ¥v . ti = - ad a . as i * °? ’ a Shown in the latest colorings oc ae ee i ; ‘ . i ie Ps ‘ —_* = 7 . ” a - - > > he os i sn Fee * > a % se. ch iA i ® , @ ad 4 =e ee ee date » - ‘ ** . ~ . ee > -— ~ . a eed ~~ ~* ant "= - > 2 - deli thee : ais ss ’ >. Gis. 7 ~~ s+ + ong, B | - FELT-BASE ! MATS — base Mats. neat it sec- « BOs ~ > = «A, _ ——e = ff? saer - ee pe —— Paiie! rs. — a: > (Bargain Basement.) (St. Leute’ Largest Barg2zin Basement.) . TT" 7 art ~ be onus. ra Ps : * — . sie « ° ~— . — a — Ss de ede ed A ee ee ee he he ee i > , , / > ’ i be atl i i hh he he eh dh Kh i i i i i i fine a PR mene $1 Seamless Cotton Sheets Size “ a oe ++. i. Sern s Siiest Ea en Women’s Blanket Bathrobes abst 9.98 eltlee ¢ 8-44 Rareain Rasermert . - Two Value-Gwing Lots in This Anniversary Sale of ‘ Juniors’ and Girls’ (Rergata Basement.» $12.50 -Wool Blankets One Day Seiling—Anniversary Price 22c 42x36-Inch Pillowcases MaéG@e ef good beach. Anniversary Price. each ... -— ette VW ear—! Cetteon Flaanel- en- White with Ror "“lanret! (Bargain Basement.) $1.35 Scalloped Sheets Made of goed s Chen Ly G a*°er°aA.8 . - ize. nniversary Price. = Sad ——— — 4 ~* + &- 4s ¥ 2S. bund - « —" .Barrats et ae - 95c Cotton Comforter Batts LOUIS’ LARGEST BARGAIN BASEMENT—B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO. FMORRIS —SsROADWAY, WASH ee ae ee ea eee Oe ee ee ee ee ee “Red Star” — pers s-eye, ready- By 37x27-in. size. Doz. : Baby Blankets $¢ Large size: heavily fleeced; size 36x50 a Knitted Sets Sweater, C2p and Boot- tees. Pink or biuget rimmed, ; Infants’ Sacques Made of soft, white wool yarn; trimmings of it or blue seca Nursery ‘Chair Collapsibie style; deco- rated blue enamel finish. d On the C Sale of AGT AIO AD A oles ok ee sth Silksa 36 and 40 36-Inch Chang fetas; light and 36-Inch Dress Taf 40-Inch Crepe de Flat Crepes. .... 36-Inch Black Taf Duchess ......- $6.95 Chiffon V -in. soft, all-silk: in daytime and eve Ring shades; yd. ..... re

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cee All-Linen = Huck Towels Good heaves wu.. ity with pretty aol- or borders, 162z30- inch. While they te las; —_——_———___——> 18-Inch Hemstitched Gamas k, neat p at- terns. An- nivergsgary All-Linen Napkins Beautiful] (Bargain Basement.) em Extra good ‘ H % ; : ing ec (up to2% yards. ' 22c 42x36-Inch Pillowcases Made of good quality bleach, — fine sheming ~ Blight seconds. Anniversary oe. each ... Bleached Sheeting _ ieee teal Beconds of the well-known ‘mona wx" § bd . est | my x with neat | $1.59 81x90-Inch Empire Sheets (Bargain Basement.) ‘Musiin tm mill 15¢ 36-Inch Bleached Muslin 2 te 30 yard lengths. Yd.... 10. | remnants From (Bargain Basement.) | —— i i eet eh i i al . /., ., ., S| HY HH Baby Caps— sizes 12 and 18:. | Cotten Flannel- ette Wear—S for, White with pink and blue trim Sweaters.... $ Ww hite Nainsook Dresses, —2 {or . ic ike « Baby Boy Cet- ton Flannel Sults (Bargain Basement.) Spreads Goos quality ) with different e . colored eres a= | ROx %0-inch Bize, eilehs irregu- sare. (Bargain Basement.) — $1.35 Scalloped Sheets Made of good | uality materials; ix$0-inch size. ) Anniversary Price. | | Siitghtseconds. — vac bh “_: 2 ne ‘ Bargain Basement.) ~ asieunapael ben ate enn ee 95c Cotton | Comforter Batts 2x80 inches — | fig! bys Te f « Ss i2¢ Ma ‘ wy x ert? on : - | ° (Bargain Basement.) een 2-0-0: nenemammnaeias : >, T.LOUIS POST-NISPATCH BUY MORRIS P jo heir You fered. ments. > MORRIS PLAN Take 25 to 50 Weeks to Pay Share in the values of- now, the balance in smal] weekly or monthly cl ON THE | Shinola Shoe Polish | Tan, brown, Oxblood, | and black, limit of 3... JC. Shinola Home Sets consist of dauber, 25c | wool polisher in box, , (Main Floor, South.) | Pay a smal] amount \ ___ TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER “The Store for All the People” 9, 19: AO ENED PRT mcr T.LOUIS POST-NISPATCH ___ a rr PAGE 11 a Open a Charge Account | Do it today. Share in the many 95 November Sales. We invite you to Ss + open an account at this Big Store. Charge Office, Fifth Floor. 26-Piece Rogers & Bros. Silverware (Matin Fieer, North.) ‘ ey PHONE: GARFIELD 4500 STORE HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M—SATURDAY TO 6 P. M. - “Red Star” Diapers & ¥ x ' ay Bird's-eye, ready-hemmed kinds in 27x27-in. size. Doz., Baby Blankets Large size: pesetty 9.09 fleeced; size 36x50 inches, Knitted Sets Sweater, Cap and Boot- tees. Pink or blue trimmed, Infants’ Sacques Made of soft, white wool rn; trimmings of pink or Nursery Chair Collapsible style; deco- gated blue enamel finish... —the Entire Department Specializes Today in Special Values in Infants’ Needfuls. Eiderdown Baby Cunning all-white, soft fleeced cotton flannelette styles, silk lined attached $7-9° al 719 Consists of coat style O 5 5: ors of buff, cocoa and blue. Infants’ Hose Wool an cotton mixed; sizes 5 to 6%.... 2 te s6x50-inch Buntings hood, pink or blue wash sweater, cape, drawer leg- $ 69 Infants’ Knit Bonnets ° Knit of wool yarn, rib- 1 bon tie style, pink or blue, & Crib Comforts $4 00 Infants’ Pants Slip-on, pure gum rub- +)./ 9 satin; ribbon trimmed. gings and mitts. Made of Receiving Blankets Cotton filled and tufted. ber style, special 22C 4-Pc. Brushed Wool Outfits heavy brushed wool] in col- Soft fleeced cotton, ele or blue, with white borders, Covered with seco silk; (Nugents—Second Floor, South.) On the Calendar for Wednesday of Silk Hostery Regular $1 Values Lisle hem gives stabil- ity and long wear; mock- seam style. Wanted shades are nude, bran, mauve, champagne, gun- metal and black. Sizes 814 to 10. Irregulars. ; Women’s $1 Hosiery Silk and rayon mixed weave — mock seam Hosiery. In ee black gunmetal and wanted colors. 9 . Women’s $1.29 Hosiery All-silk service weight — mock seam— $ OO nude, champagne, at- “ mosphere, gray. Irreg- ulars. (Nagents—Main Floor, North.) — —- ee ance an ——_—— In the Annual November Sale Silks and V elvets 36 and 40 Inch New Winter Weaves 36-Inch Changeable Chiffon Taf- fetas; light and dark colors.... 36-Inch Dress Taffetas; navy blue 40-Inch Crepe de Chines and Flat Crepes 69 Yard 36-Inch Black Taffetas, Satin Duchess ff $695 Chiffon Velvets| 36-Inch Corduroys | i %-in. soft, all-silk: ——— h ood "s _ vy 5 mK asp \ ~ +! oe 3 aa ‘ say Ui 2 " 4 A eee ene sy x ‘ ‘ hom on : _ ee ee SSC eae ke ee eee aahslenienaetnetin ee. ts ee oe ae a ee ee - , ee ee we ry . ot RS » > a Wr eed AAR “ Ng RIED: . sDininaadeiodad, 1 TMT QT OC te i eatin Rn MAC a all by Poghk Sb oge hei ph oe wh, tk» il a A eta RE ee ty en oe oe he ee oD ad eae oe) arta a n % ? eh . “y ety ‘ : ‘ 5 nd - PA CURR: “Ay A Liars hapa: a neil Aika dian erecting rin th. Mier eeigg ii EAT ND Con ge ne. meee aves. re nerey ene nw Ge c ow 96g, err pomp Mathes Selo — nee Nt ANE). Ve. PER 4 ee rer Say hanged ds ridhinn eden ee ee ee ae ae . 3 2B Drobo te: ttt ee ee ee nae aainitieent sina ee ee le.) emai Blankets — In a2 variety of block patterns. All- wool warp and fill- ing. Very soft and lovely. black edges and handle i trim- mings. Mother- of-pear] luster lined, Teapot, sugar and cream- er, 4 cups and 4 ' Comforters , be ile With printed cot- ton silkoline covers and plain borders. — _ in daytime and eve- 590c | a , hing shades; yd. ~ — " : Women’s Crepe Gowns | — iro tea pa and Pajamas | a (Nugents—Main Fioor, South.) Leather Bags $4.98 Cotton in Winx —— For Street, Shopping or Business Women’s Comforters esc binations make these very smart \ » o Brassieres 4 . ) 18) fh, $ Sire 66x80 $ for Winter. The wide selection . peggage Eo : i ize $5 enw ond at- 65 rrersss iot i. . : c : av , aoa Tt» j si ; ; G iat a, iTtine ; eome extrr sige ; sow De in 6tthie ‘ r White. fies! and hones, a——«»©, +2 es oo = | $6.98 Cotton Comforters Phe. # aa $ 95 printec cot cles with spherica! ton sateen and vex lenses, ideal ior plain borders reading. sewing, or dis ———— P oe 5s 7» . $3.50 Cotton Fleeced Blankets ed I OT ca OPTICAL SPECIAL Eyeglasses or Specte ,* ab Lot _ aur Vv “acy rey rons and t i] 7 4 sering Sa! 2 SR AE Rs MAM hot wn lag 2 alt Ral | $6.50 Wool- Mixed aT enn aaa ff The single or two-color com- tance. Complete Our Cuarantee—-change of lenses seces- sary within ene year will be made without charge. (Nuagents—Seconad Fioer, Seuth.) ee ee inl (Nagente—Main Fieer, Seuth.) B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO.

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ig | + Se Sie POST-OSPAICH _______ _TUESDAY EYENING, NOVEMBER 9, 1926_ | een SLES ~POST-DISPAILH Suspected Slayer Surrenders. liam Boyd, a Negro sought sin e| herift Dewey Marshal! of Po =| BRITISH MINERS’ LEADERS | —— DES MOINFS, Ia., Nov. 9.—Wil ‘Oct. $13. as the siarer of Deputy | Country voluntarily surendere if LINPELL 4600 j | es a ‘eat wlohe We ween ae °| INSIST ON 7-HOUR DAY | : Te |cceses Spe Seeman | aamaemene oe acne, st | SATISFACTORY WOR + areata [2S SS Ast you" €tHlanta. Ga. torner. Marshall was shot and | Only Obstacle Remaining in . ‘lle: n he and Deputy Sheriff | Settlement of Strike. COURTEOUS SERVICE LOO K! | . ent of Sedalia. Mo., went | BY the Associated Press. : CLEANERS and DYERS j T . a ul 7°? _ _— > home to arrest him for | LOND ON, No" $$ —Ad- uUSstImen peepee rai cm he RRP CRU ed ee ve ‘ ngs nr Rane al o> apne ne 0 CaN RRA oN ENE I tENs Ae os eo % PAGE CN oD ON iu oS ay o* oe oo ee el ae . e~ My ee Dees od _ 3 BSS s | arceny of s- orking 7, Up —. PAPER court. Brent wes wou l and is! ere. Somers Bab2 lock Li a Ro | ; aan ss see : st ing block Im the settk cae RT: sedis ae _-2agrratapeiieeede 9am tain di ealecauinall may PCECECOEEOL EEE EEE EEE ELLE EL LL Nothing Priced Higher Than 35c a Roll z : seesces nn ee Here are ast ounding values! The Best Wall Paper made—at sacrifice prices! No matter where you look, you can never equa! Webster Values! See these marvelous qualities worth Be sure you are in Webster's. [Don’t Suffer ©: 2% 7 : ap to $2 a roll. combinatio: scold acy the salesiadies! There Is a Itchi ook ee eee ee oe | : i i . Kahler Shoes are en- om 8 with beautiful borders or me thc fae Webster's it te ing . es iting last night, whe Gorern , - oe and recommended by : Lise | foot specialists the WEBSTER’S ~ 22nrre..., ||USeCuticuray =. 0 ean “years they have ) | wonderful satisfaction. Dr. KAHLER SHOES ac aur r # Pant ne Lie WED a ae : A : Bh le. Si, PSR D Se ley Ape aC cnage se ao aaa ae ere a ‘3 eas *% ty my bi es oe 4 Mi i iso td: bates aa os ost fa EPS et a a 4 ; , ar ef Ba APs) hs? ete eae Rd RI i Ate ae oo 14 x 7 ae ey , % ‘ " goon Acie Visksite ! “ rat Thagey br ; : : ‘i be he oi ae , " is bs 8 GS 2 ; ra SNe ae 4. + Pk Ss, EE ‘sy of ee Be at Ry © Ale Manga Re. worike 4, ; Dee ee eee eo Don't miss this “—————— sete = +) Ih is this unusual opportunity. Jos sesso o- wae J “8 E 1000 New Spor t Hats $2.95, $3.95, $4.95 and $5.95 Values in a Sale at. this offer lasts and get a wonderful, brand-new, shining AE eR aE i ev . " aS SOMA, - YS “Fy vt he PFs % cS Be American Beauty” ELECTRIC IRON me than 300.000 men ere atin | Sem EX TRA! oo. PURCHASE ot sport Hats which presents some “— The Best Iron Made on these special. easy terms: otf the season. Al] new = : ‘365 mod . * : ] ; gO PAG CTC “TIS .. —— > a q - then only $!.00 per month. adced to yo ur electnec bill. ‘aera toe f Nothing Down, $$." P a oe wie THRILLS, ACTION net tanereesaaesragoe ngs oul But % Ou must act - III eC ately * . Vw extra charge ~ecause a o - - s — Lise & + WV Ces a : $ AND COLOR ABOUND lei tie, coe thee 19°° DOWN of these easy terms. ant two or thre fim addition to selling you an American Besuy” electric iron on such easy AT HORSE SHOW Balance Like or Continaed From Pare 19 Rent— Weekly c} terms, we wil allow you one dollar for your old irom—any «x: nd condi tron—to apply on the purchase pnce of your Wipencen Bear” ane Saturdar. with Store Opes Evenings Don't be bothered with that oldiron. Trade it in. vais i WUuRLIIZER Our wagon will deliver the new iron to your door and bring back | SS say al ’ ‘ e Lie iflsat 5: Ge Se | 1006 OLIVE TENANTS Bb a IB a hss ae Matrons’ BE AOS SS SRI ya a Og og: y y SiS dye . of Fi ok 2) : a “ 4 , ‘woly “ae SA. RR a PEPYS cr a Na agua seein re Locket y Sd a in St Se : oy Bie, a 4 Sh. ; es 39, ; on eee bit Carita 9A Le hgh Nee ac __the ald one. Me aod w lee a ” ie shown Last Tug Telephone MAin 3220 UNION ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER CO. : 12TH AND LOCUST i oe 88 | : ‘ Per Sa : : SaSEBSSEREES | THOMAS W. (;ARLAND., Inc.—Sixth Street Thru to Broadway. Berm een Locust and Se. Chari . ~ er > . ~ - ~~ . . ed ‘% aah Ser rem es : Luxen ee 4 vA Ci, ser ith & . S . a 3. ec ee ee £92) Pinay 2 3 ae Sie ssopis Seid CM ge ts SR are eeeblnk 2 Banh ts et apes . ies 2 ye en 8 Aa Matai TK Qchitoragy PT i ne a Te ake de te we MTS ey cae aft rg tenee ate a ae Peer ed pea paph ge ot ee, Same once PMI ONAL wR -iSeS oe gdp Ox: £3, teat a.) oe RE ere es i aie : Re ey. ae Poe ee ES See ar Ne Se ey ae re we 2 : oT CPN Care BS SOR RT as sate ; fe ane eeemmunien ( ARLA NDS Pay on Our “IBP” Plz SAVINGS BP: - , c 7 tof any purcha ase over a period & a oul guiied “IBP” Pim oF ome Le=ger “wone~w obeensty «top A Gt Pe DeLee ee - , : anal =. Rie co Ret Sea - | De Ne gly ¢ art oe | by » eS = “a é, > ee 7 ‘ ieee i ” - 3 ro ee : “ 7 ca + a ae ea ar oP ee iia i ope Y oy Meibinil - Pia puss m ata PHL Ty al , ip Brings a Saving on ~~ we je TERS, SAO ER BR IP ts ga RR RRR te Dire whe, Many Late Arrivals Arouse New Pasatetie ee wes! a ‘ahide : bp. © Interest in Our Underpriced ( Mode! Pid) Group on Sale at &/ Re Wile ASB S03 5h on, CO es Bight in” ABIES WG AS RE HINGE-JOINT | SHELLCO FRAME ae ee ia 9: ro ee oe ee —— th GRR HAY res ng tattle oS sy y} >. = * * ilies nih aap Mibpiadinateghiy as — finest display at the Aeolian Compariy ab ee mies Sap 2h Ib Bets a Oe. pada Nhe ay Nesitad? AER SS een sent’ sve ihe aeaaanab es Baa 2" ae maha Te pe a5 Sigel? Q pin 5 beiary abo i ain : (he hat RNR Kes Duel ae aga Pe, ee ee . “ ou ° pre te Ln ae Oe EIN aoe nied ypecangiee ifs Bea peel ie a OE ’ {*. At the = | SLES Wick AEOLIAN PANATROPES =| rss. co’ "S 0. Sc — “a Not Too Early | | COMING! No, t's net too carr Something New in the Way of Dress Sales Sg ee ‘ yg Pe Seetecicy ty aes st isda EO ee eee % sie % “2 K Company Radioia Combinations ty Aion etn : J rT Liberal allowance for vour present instrument on UR v 4 IVS aut get some of the Cara | C on enzeni ftervtrs or pa’ wrens Mase gift bewmg of é OPEN EVENINGS AEOLIAN ee COMPANY ¢* AIS SOURI w P CHRISLER PRES ; na ; | +e cdnesdav Afternoon’s Papers jor Detazis 1004 OLIVE STREET Amg Saxophones and Band Instruments reas ‘Tabie. Come in all “browse” around. DOA eR ee ee Rete ee ee PERE E EE OEE EOS ETOESEOLS® | PWUTTT LL PRR RRERSRRES EEE ETRE TERR RET TERRE EERE RRR RT RRS | | — = —S — - we ds wet, sueeneeeeese:. (OMAS SY. G. D. —Suxth Street Thru to Broadway, Berweern Locust and Se Charies?

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a eee eee ee ane ee eee ee —_— DROPSY at gy breath! 8 welling” ~ ache?‘ DR. KAHLER SHOES ~aAde Srytish ahle &r>- A Crete 303 LOCUST ST. . Kahler Shoes are en-| ‘and recommended by foot specialists the’ [ents over because for. , years they have. wi ve SD aderful satisfaction. FEDERAL STATUTE 10 CHECK FRAUDS N STOCKS URGED S. Dewey, Assistant es retary of Treasury, Says State Laws on Subject Have Proved d Inadequate. | A Federal] law. to check the flow ‘Of fradulent securities, Placing an undue burden legitimate business, by Charles §. Dewey Secretary of the Treasury ,on “Federal! | vent Fraud,” at the convention dinner of the Associated Steck Ex- | changes, at Hotel Chase last | “We have large widows, upon in the Treasury a School teachers and other ‘individual purc hasers of our Govy- i A USED PIANO some of new, ad- and snap Minter Hat ree at this ection ‘een Locust and St. Charlesgsgs 365 $49.00 DOWN | Balance Like L Rent— Weekly Store Open Evenings WuRLIIZER 1006 OLIVE Pay ay Pay for any purchase over a period of months ( gon am ; Coats] Reeennies to every one your dollars. “SPEER RR w eee EEE eee ese Tseee, ’ “= | , eCcse 7 ris . >. 2s ' - iia} @-ivV “believes eral Statute which flow of fraudulent and securities through both ails nd the channels of interstate and foreign commerce, but which at th: same time will not place an undue burden upon legitimate “The Vo rse ; 1} will repress the en epae the mM business. quite di- ranging from ‘fraud acts,’ ewhat inadequat: State laws ar: character, ‘blue sky laws’ to have proved. son and certainly not as comprehensiv« as would be a Federal statut “In considering the natur: such a statute it has been gested that leg the form of a law under which appear to be fraudulent could be brought to the attention of the Department tice through proceedings in the na- ture of an information. The At- torney-General — then be au- thorized to investigate such securi- and, if hs und evidence of fraud, issue a summary order forbidding their further sale under heavy penalty. “Such a law woul: whik of BUEg- securities ties to 1 be similar to h has recently been heid constitutional by the Supreme Court of New York. Its Looieapage on ine Statute books would have the same eff upon ock promoters as does of a policeman upon criminal.”’ president of Associa- of the the Martin act, fra diules the presence the ordinary Melvin A. Trarlor, the olle with most of ils that may be inherent in a capitalistic system. ‘“y need hardly Tne eyV ance on the part of the people with ha work which you are doing and realization economie necessity would tend prevent these senseless views to which are Ydue the foolish proposals always before our legislators, and which gre all too often enact law. Performs Marketing —_——. “The same people o object /most stren uously to the of exchanges are often who Insist upon the need of better marketing organiaztions, such &s co-operative institutions of one kind or another for the distribution of produc’s, not renalizine that ex- ehanges. markets and fairs—fairs in the old sense of the word——have @l] the same or! ahi and perform ex- netic ona.’’ a , of vrour ° to ed into existence fhe same actly the same f First Nati jonal Bank, also spoke. | He was optimistic conce arming busi- ness in general, and sa! id there was no reason to be “‘beari sh” upon the South because of the present sur- plue of cotton. The convention will end today with election of officers, following addresses by several investme! bankers and brokers. The St ideas on invesiing see the tech Basin columne. eas Opportanity | Touts Stock Exchange and similar exchanges in I! other states are i'members of the Associated Stock ‘ exchanges. without | Was suggested | Assistant | . in @ talk ; Co-operation to Pre. | night. | file of letters received from | /e said. All of these letters tel] the same | to Government bonds? cd some | had ex-| in) and their patri- | obligations fulfilled. they were | return | exchanging | for a’ jnvestment in some distant | they would aoe an ex- | aping large | th at } the re is an urgent need for a Fed- | ; and islation might take | which | of Jus- sud- | it is due to speculation upon | the | tell an audience! such as this that a better acquaint- | Frank 0. W atts. president of the | -ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ f } ‘ | —___TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9, 1926__ CST IMIS PNST-nispaTrH ___ See Our Other Announcement on Page 5. Girls’ Middies 300 Yards 36-Inch Black Charmeuse, at $1.00 a Yard 2? for $7] .00 JUST 500 to sell; of jean in regulation style; have open cuffs and pock- et; come in all white only; RAND-L A Great a STIX, BAER & FULLER may be had in sizes 6 a Great City to 16. (Downstairs Store.) Downstairs‘ Store News PAGE Boys’ Play Suits y. for $7 .00 QUARE neck, short sleeve and high neck, long sleeve st¥les; of khaki, denim, chambray and steifel stripes; sizes 3 to 8. (Downstairs Store.) A Downstairs Store Monthly Event Varied in Its Scope—Startling in Its Value-Giving ednesda Women's in sleeveless, ankle-length style. ‘hildrer.’ s in drop-seat style with high neck, long sleeves; ankle “eit: ep sizes to 14. = s Union Suits, 3 for $7 shell knees; seconds. re Wool Union Suits at $ ] euff or Bullt-up style with samples; open seat; sizes 36 to 44; Women’s Hose, 3 Pairs for $ ] silk mixed Hostery with rein- assorted colors; Rayon and forced hee! seconds. Women’s Silk Hose, 2 Prs., $ ] Included are pure silk and rayon Hose colors and black; high spliced heels » soles and toes; in new seconds. Part-Wool Socks, 3 Pairs, $ 1 Men's Socke in assorted color combina sec onds Child’s & Women’s Sweaters Women’s and misses’ are fancy. part-wool tions in checks and stripes; in slipover style of soft wools in good colors; for the wee folks are Sweaters of wool, wool mixture and heavy cotton in coat mod- els; sizes-2 to 6. (jiownstatl! Men’s Fancy Socks, 3 Prs., $ y | xe in assorted fancy sil lk Soc forced heel and toe Hes. rei mand id stri Rays ecks 4! Men s Cotton Socks, 7 Prs., $ il have reinforc- in sizes to 11% Women’s Wash Dresses at $ ‘ Mi ade of Kingwood prints and ginghams in ligt di dark colors: come in regular and rA s'ven Waterproo yer teged at $ 57 igre en's fast assorted col: . 2 d toes. m ay “w y Sew of ‘ome in , €QG neeis an Part-Wool Socks, 6 Pairs, 5 1 ted mixt — with reinforced v grade assor seconds: Men‘s heavy gray heet-aznd toe; Men’ s Fleeced Union Suits, $ 7 | worm ens and 1 og I U pe — Figs Men's $ Kerchils, om for $ Handkerchiefs for Un } ne clerve e ey crot on hyp ecr u color; ; ipbbed “a7 in @s length St} itee« , ; ° pu at R Lie Ty BiVie;s ‘ A) nde ttes striped Women’ S ‘Kendo 4 for $ ll materials; sizes 82 to of at he Iot Silk Confiners at 2 for Also bandettes of silk Milanese in ie shades and white: fancy tape shoulder straps ofan 82 to 42 in the lot. in back-fastening ~eeg Velvet Stair Carpet, Yard, $ 7 Serviceable. jute Velvet aon Carpet in choice patterns with border on Bides. Congoleum, 2 Sq. Yards, $ ] Genuine Gold Seal Floorcovering in the 22-yard width: choice patterns for selection. Inlaid Linoleum, Sq. Yard, $ 7 ‘Genuine burlap-back Imiaid Linoleum in patterns for kitchen. bathroom, many choice eTtr. 24x36-In. Rag Rugs, 2 for $ 1 Imported -lapanese Rag Rugs in hit-or- — style: have borders on ends; finished th fringe. Velour Cushions, Each $ There are 300 of these velour and tapestry Cushions, so early selection is advised; well filled. Ruffled Curtain Sets Well-made Curtains of colored, dotted Marquisette of fine quality; have ruf- fled tie-backs. Colors are rose and blue; suitable for bedroom, bathroom, etc.; 500 Sets to sell. (Downstairs store. Window Shades at 2 for $ 7 Oi] Shades in solid and Guplex colors; mounted on wood rollers: complete with fit- tirmewe’ carnnda Velour & Tapestry Scarfs, $ 7 Attractive tapestry and fine velour Scarfs very low priced. finished with rayon fringe: Rayon Drapery, 2 Yds. for $ ] Fancy Rayon Drapery: also fancy figured poplins in good colors; offered at exceptional Ravines 36-Inch Cretonne, 6 Yds., $ ‘etonne comes in pretty patterns 2] en lendid « lor combinations; all of first qual- Boys —" Suits at $ 7 Of jersey, flannel, blazer stripes, corduroy nd combinations tn flapper. middy, prec 7 tn x. Thie C7 atc Qe i Ae | Boys Corduroy Knickers, $7 7 Well-tatlored of good quality. all-weather corduroy: have faced pockets; cut full; sizes & ta IR Boys’ Bib Overalls, 2 for $ 7 Of good material: back Overalls and Jumps, Ea., $ oy white and shadow stripes: sizes 4 to ue denim rein? forced : pockets; gree a6 Men’s, of 1eavy b! all potnts: have ee "ews ‘ary 22 to 42 in sizer ere in te 4? Indian He ad width. 1 soft-finished the 4 Heav. pillowe 45-Inch Sheetings, 6 Yards 7 Fine unbleached Sheetings -im inch unusual value at the low price bleache: ase Tubing in 2-tInch yarn 46- width: 36-Inch Nainsook, 8 Yds., $ 7 Bleached. pajama checked _Heeties in the 86-inch width: may be used for making un- dergarments, etc. 2000 Men’s Good Shirts, Offered at $ In the lot are Shirts of broadcloth, madras and fine count materials in neckband and collar- attached styles with French and barrel cuffs. You may — from white and fancy checks and stripes. May be had in sizes 14 to 17 (Downstairs Store , i ; Hand-Embroidered Black Sateen Tea Aprons $ These Aprons are made of fine quality black cotton sateen. embroidered in lovely designs in beautiful colorings. This is an ideal time to select these Aprons for holiday gift Alt at a saving. (D come in small, medium and large sizes. Hand Have pockets and whoetaitre Store.) a Novelty Gloves, 2 sng chamo! t- “sueé 6 fab! Glove have ! der ° tra cht ; sizes 6 to &! oOmey;»n s ors ba o | ck enffs nd cor Women’ $ Trimmed Hats at $ 7 ; velve +a- cat ins bat id ali « olors. Y etyles Children’ & cee Priced at $7 ] Felt Hats in ae pope: lar —_—. an en . and ee | length: Of heavy cotton worsted In neat. patterns: irge belt loops a ty 42 wal lat. Men’s Work Trousers at $ have and cuff bottoms: sizes ional s Corsets Priced at $ 7] Medi bust and elastic top Corsets of te ain pin} ke et and fancy striped batiste: ; Outing Flarnelette, 8 Yds., $ 1 liored 4& ee a garments, ; al od ed elette for thigh ies wide White Flannelette, 7 Yds., $ 7 “h ite cotton ee Flannelette for x fants’ garments. etc. Celored size 80x90 ne and ‘lue ecrtnkled etripes inches for double beda. B devant Sq 7 é are 42x36 . 3 for $ 1 | good materia! ry Ae Weller with scallops or ace trim —3 o’Clock Special ; | Shirting Materials 4 Regn $1 00 nec'id biue. and orchid: ts. Dalamas, } wee oy to sel! (D> ‘wnetaire Store.) Indian Head Tubing, 4 Yds. $ ] NEL OE NR RNE appl eRe my xem 8 ITE ROR mie moa. - * , Cn eee . Sa A m : “os : Se hips Pe ing ik AQ af Sy sr Seat, atk take ed ee eee ee dee eee et eee ee tas cl ls gente iy ctype wh a lblnte b opty Re frtmepttan, 4 “8! te ha ead’ 2 We Ey a IO. A Nag ee ek, eg + toy Hs ert abe toiihe rene A ee We + PPT Farge eh ee eae eee ea ee — seco ~ vay . oyy erties copay ‘ . 4 - ‘ ee aeds “7 oe, Re y ds ian ied vi a eeee toe ila patel lenient tMieneipiinieie na oe Can 1 a ie o~ » ~ eng) pr. w na Abe vat "i RO SO Peete 20 Ae AE Re ME ON Ail: a ETON): door vn vies LENS SOMES IG Yi? Rea Mite 5 Wyte gt ELATED AM eR ig 09 Bt 6

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___ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - a 51. LOUIS en - ae TUESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 9, 1926 ‘roe Lo 2 ESORBES LIFE a it’s delicious i|ANA | MEXICO; Mo., Nor. 9.—Juanita | a “Y our Skin Know Jea ee 4 years old, liv ing | and "i Shows the Difference” eae Bowling Green, whose skull i Bluhill ie coca, © “> 2 AFRICAN PENAL COLONY a Nvononenenconcnencner” PER prother to school, die =f Bs sacs Gh Rice: Addreseb: _ wey ne . neste : ; sack of turn! | Women $s Advertising CU SEND ypar WANT AD to the POST- -DISPATCH and GET Me ti ey giri fell between 2 } at Ly ncheon. RESULTS—3-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING. hag, the. 4 at Lunche ~ Se T0723 om ES GOD ces of a St. Louis wom Tae ‘. = , an in a Portuguese penal coiony on 4 ' : the West Coast of Africa were fe- ee > | lated by Elsa Queller Fice. a4 | — 1000 Men’s and Young Men’s New W | : former treasurer of th on | All the Latest ; no ae iia Club. before tunch- ee Novelty Fabrics, Many “a ae ae ene anizatia yesterday = With Plaid Backs. j 2 a 1 2 in / . ' Hotel Statier | Quilts ed and Sat a by ak rat , sriences,” id, “were tnakee 8 See ined All ee ’ wv experiences, = “tte : . . a : pers-n WRo Pe ee ’ + nan of being weil groomed - (or tae mos pean. ewer *” wy week , : t nee a ne eta irene = Values $35 Values $45 Values ee | npoo Gnce & Loahnda, which at the present tim, be ' ct | Form: ila Sham- a5 DOAN ooo “SERVES ALL THE WEST” | ae . ' . by the Portugues Tl : = » ge much easier to use than eR append catego ote Tey t Sree “ apr — ya | . a We See one oe eee —s ~ i , ae v It py coe NAVY BLUE SUITS [2 iy” = saesipeaig| Fast, frequent and luxurious trains over the | peso Piain and Fancy Blues and Pencil Stripes nion Suits | agora sm Ne isiedul bite Ke whites smoothest of roadbeds. Magnificent scenery 7 lenge Oe scalp or sticky, Tt dows a° + remove the SHEEPLINED Double and Single Breasteds, $22 Kinds ane : as nieht the streets are dimly “ a - ‘ . = : . Seer lle ge ne lg along the historic Overland Route. Metropolitan Piper os or Sea ve the har bree oh A 95 TWO-PANT SUITS | tives TOPCOATS |=» Bc] adows on the buildings which in 5 A I: toe: preserve COATS 75 | tamberiacks a Padeyrdheed club car service and unsurpassed dining car SS seer 17.50 | WAYS Ay a 4 Ske * ovthan : o\ + AA. . > AEA a hk al mw aay cee Ne I ) - ~ « 6 ae ~ y oN . wy wi hk EY oa ¥ ‘ SE a, LoD : 4, RAMA y * : ¥ +s ASN \¥ - a Nas vk ek aes RY a * ae RAR ' - - ‘enrer o: > A a. Mm. - . ~* set ‘ ¥ : ; . i 4 ’ 4A J Ly ’ ‘ a a Re Oi . ~ , x » ) ao ee Sale os Ly. Denver 1-45 p.m. I: .m. . ~ Me : t ; ky ' : “A ; « : 2 3 ‘ 2 ' 4 - + a | 7 e | . ; 4 . * . _— = 7 ‘ed ~~ : “i . “~— bs \ %, ; - - Ogden 200 a. ke e XS cay i* - ind cay + 2% . \ “ie . ™ = “~ a ’ e . : ‘ SAGA) ¥ . a> a ‘ wa a) : 2 1 « s awh shh ba a > vy Ar Ar. Salt Lake City 305 a.m. ind dav “ Desa States Ar. Los Angeles :30 a. m. ai dav Ar. 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Scare Se., Chicago, UL enero From St. Louis and Omaha to Ogden, Salt Lake City, | aes Just in Itme for Cold Weather ~ 420 Sai Mingle obits Peatialons Bia. coop Gold Coast LosAngeles San Francisco Continental Pacific RUGGISTS & Limited Limited Overland Limited uni ._ = : . | Ail Pullman trom Limited q : ee a a ™ : Extra Fare ¥ ; Lv. Se. Louis ‘via Wabash :30 p.m. ai uaa - ! ee oss money dropped —-—- tree's «Ff fEre «2 wraed Ar. Omaha : ° ‘oem Ore eae ae : :, aval oe ce ceue ; ae almeet - wo = day. Lv. Omaha ‘via U.P.) o:5 : 8:40 1. m. :1 :] 7 . ' POST-DISPATCH waste | Ar. Ogden 1:10 p. : 10:30 a. m. rt ’ : 722 ;' f persons are homest and look ! leeer"s setice te the Peo- Bh th a : | : ita : a BPeoaisr Want Ad mediem. | $35, $40 and 545 Values | 4 fs pmeS Bo Ket LP cee Te . zd - . yt SES es. eR “ mn z - eo A “ © Lite 2 ee = a ties - ” i “ . 4 ¥ , aie “ a Se i 53 ei . . abate Vining Riinad Us. sail . _ “s _—" iad west ES A ee Pe eM, Mae, Wes tse ee Ta ne ee gee pO osn a Tk. ey ee ee ge ee ee Guts “4 ee nga dade ont Fg oe re) Nedfie gi? 2Ri PS aca ages ve “a Pa EM ARERR, 8 hh Bp NGG 25 6 Te ae tn ae cS ee és saat dep Hud Siok mtnrinal dle dua +n Pe TREE bP Shae ee ‘ ys pe teres be well ae , ald aii et ait inte Rs wre 3 tS ; 4 . pings PE APM See nc CoB Sop Fea a Gg es pe oo LaPB BR Ranken Ba a SRNR SC! seen See sy ; jones ; " ti + 2 F 2 P 4 bie ia . bees oi . — Rak at : t “ a ee et eee ee wake} Ao ap silt wikinds re ad a, ‘ dens teat Pe Le Pie fedics ot oy ie 4 x i cre Br it rs Pain ih 4 + a Ate ee ; uf nae 3 , be Pte, Ar. Los Angeles Ar. San Francisco re tpe 1 gm cRey FOP. OX At ane is AALS Bl te. ileeipe, . ‘ gn > ‘ = c _ - . . . “ ; Sleeping cars are ready for cccupar t 0 p.m. of the evening prececizg The Gold Coast Limited carrics From St. Louis and Kansas City to Portland, Tacoma and Seattle Se. Louis-Colorado Pacific Coast Portland imi Limited Limited e © ™) "3 SIRCLE S @ See a UN EYES ry 230 p. m. = : “BS: © Bf A SPECIAL PURCHASE of overcoats which represent unusual values. Double Persginep Ss “RADY. BAST ¥ breasted box and tube models. Blues. } sions in Portland Union Seat oma, Seatt! , bas - Ro real ee Srays, tans and mixtures. Plain colors. - ! 4 RE CHEESES herringbones. A big selection of glen From St. Louis and Kansas City to Denver 4 i a plaids. All are well tailored and satin : lined. Choice woolens, the majority of which are plaid backed. Sizes 34 to 44. Le, Se. Louie (vn Wack) in 2 es ’ v. Kansas City ‘via LU. 6:i5 p.1 1 Ons . I oe St. Rot the signs of Ar. Denver sis a. 1:00 p. 1 ré : premature eld age often | Putrefaction. dark 79 @ t) fC, ww oO wp’ . af Heo AB fs 4 b + a) +. : yd ‘ i Sc. Louis-Colorado - oy re re pany Intes To make this sale even more attractive 7 cull. greying hair. the igher riced Sverceats t Sub | ? - eee 7 Eee Ss sean tacnaaed oe LOW ALL YEAR FARES TO THE PACIFIC COAST fo « 4 ee i of 5 2 » 2 q n > apaati Pe EN : ~ . : " gE ONS leat , i dy : . R . . , pat. g, sad Tr 2 Rea aa cathy sin big OBL 00 y. i ee Rgeertes ie sRPeir tga: sia Oe ae Me be ia ; , ae ihe MAES ipo ete . wktwkes : TE ge uate Moe Hig ah a MRA, # Ryn Pears RAINE tage * > as Bie rts (Mle age Bit A TE Ea weet, 44 P Wiz ony woy hev © De CTt f7 inmcluded. QO QO AS S* sallow. pasty complezies. “tt sinken cheeks and the “tagged: vos. all give the many victims Almost every city of importance Let us tell you more about our | ime =~ = i } men. years nS 95 PS 1 River, including eleven great compiete new schedules. I : y 4 5 National Parks, are reached by J. L. CARNEY, General Agent the setvice of the Union Pacific L muon Pacific System Gray and tan im- Large silk squares in ; System. Steamship connections v53 Raitway E Exchange Building ported Cape gloves | a big selection of col- to Hawaii, the South Seas and 611 Ot — : , iia Phone : Garfield 04-5 —Many are hand ors and patterns. | the Orient. ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI ; UNION PACIFIC THE OVERLAND ROUTE © B's Acid-O-Phil Te PRES $2.50. $3 and $3.50 $3.50 and $4.50 Sn ane ee i pin: cx ean cig cst . 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ST” over the scenery opolitan ining car let, maid. hedules , Salt Lake City, Gold Coast Limited (All Pullman from Cheyenne) rd day rd day th day th day : .m. oand Los Angeles Lake City, California Mail ntal Pacific d Limited 4:15 a. m.* 4:40 pam. 7:25 a.m. 7:20 a.m. next day 2nd day ses 8:35 a.m. 2nd day 12 bean 8:30 a. m. 3rd day 8:30 a.m. 3rd day 8:30 a.m. ind dav arture a ino and Los Angeles® , Oma and Seattle Portland Limited day 1:28a.m.2nd day day 6:15 p.m. 3rd day nd Vancouver Pnhver Denver Express 10:30 p. m. 10:40 a. m. 7:00 a.m. 2nd day FIC COAST ore about our alifornia and re booklets and dules. beneral Agent System ange Building Street Id 1304-5 SSOURI FIC TE “ > 7 z ee > “~~ es . OP > ~~ s . ta QUICKEST— TASIEST — MOST 3 et FUL SHAM POO y person who makes & » of being well lini 7 wT ampoo once & week. amas’ Special Formula Sham- Bay makes this weekly duty a Ba iicht instead of a dread. "yt is much easier to use than » and other shampoos. It lathe quicker and more freely. to the very roots of p hair, jeaving the scalp im- Jete, One rinsing is all that . ry and there's no-after ‘of ¢ jed scalp or sticky, Mite hair. It does not remo we the *S oils or eave the hair brrt- It does preserve the hair sith and lustre and aon motes thy condition of both hair scalp. Try a treatment to- ht with THOMAS Especial Formula for SHAMPOO i 4 's wonderfully efficient and htfully refreshing. You li ou never had a reai sham- ore. Thomas’ eee Formula mpoo is made from edible des of tropical vegetable oils -the same formula used 80 BuC- sfully by the greatest hair and p specialists in the world at the Thomas’ offices in. 40 ; Se Year Hair Is Falling Out, you are troubled with dap- f, ask for Thomas’ Special fermula For Falling Hair and it in connettion with the - — me sure relief. I “Thomas ies Co. : BN. State St., Chicago, IL of these products for sale an ALL GOOD VRUGGISTS A ee ae cnetire snap earnest Se sn ean Here ee nena | containing money dropped Ratrects or cars are returned losers almost ewery day Mants POST-DISPATCH 2 z = = $12.900 PLAYGROUND FUND 10 BE SOUGHT be ee. | City $40,000 Short of Revenue Reguired to Operate Them The board of directors of the | and Playground Association, | t Park yesterday at the regular month], 1" —— approved a recommenda- n Of tlhe Executive Committee to /raise $12,900 by public subscrip-_ tion to finance a Cainupaign for ad- dit ional park and pl ayground fa- | Of this sum, | ilities in St. Louts. one-half was underwritten by the ireet: d fb Park Commis S)onm- a Statement to the direc- tors, ake his department would b: $406,000 short of the amount or quire: d to Operate parks and play- grou! 1ds properly between now and Api ‘ge = He added that each vea appropriation for this depart ment grows inere e, pointing out thar next Spring "ry Tié ye" smalle . while ds mands Playgrounds, the Strodtman and Minnie li he opened, Louis ae only three pubiic groun: that are kept open hr nacre ‘be year, and only 26 Sie which does not com- pare spriinoney, A With other Jaryge cities, it wus stated, and owing te the tendency of the city to curtail approp: hasiee the public should be given an opportunity through sub-, scription or new legislation to place the maintenance of this department vh a sound operating basis. step in this direction has ad taken by the association or ‘Papa Club,” which will shortly have a campaign for new members, of increasing t} lem VY ee eaikt the ho} 7S pership from $00 to 50 ‘ommittee ter park and will’ » Crriry }cry n, representative javgeound and Recreation ion of America, was a guest if the association. Addresses werc made by Harland Partholom president of the association; Nel- son Cunliff, fermer Director of Public Welfare, and Park Commis- sioner Pape. | TWO ROBBERS LAY nN WAIT FOR MAN AT HIS PARKED AUTO Leonard Kropp Loses $50 and Spare Tire; Hestaurant Held Up for $140. When Leonard Kropp of 35038 Texas avenue went to his automo- bile parked at $927 Virgin ave- ‘ eux are honeant and leok | loser’s notice in the Peo- ; pular Want im 1111. Ad medium. i an ‘descriptions, appeare nuc, at 12:45 a. m, today, he ton und two men waiting at a machi: parked behind it. As he cli! mbec into his car, the men pressed re- volverg at his back, robbed him of $50 and drove off in their ma- chine. A spare tire also had been | stolen from Mnpep'e car. | Three hours later, two men in | automobile, ve dota similar | l at the White ° ’ a —— owe . — ee oe : if not all, the signs of{recently the Moyer's Intestinal Pu- “TELL-TALE’ SIGNS t Brance of advancing old age. ean old age often'trefaction e@pany Intestinal Putrefaction. dull, greying hair, the dark “res under the eyes, the wrinkling the sallow, pasty complexion. sunken cheeks and the “‘fagged look, all give the many victims mestinal Putrefaction the ap- imes even children look like old men or women and, very Women or men, over 20 years » Seem to escape its health, the Intes haan banish Intesti1 Easy and economic a] to take wit! either or grocedd milk or water: results are quick. One can in too many of these be ne ficial genuine B. Acid doph ilus ithev simply and dangerous germs of putrefaction taken a ‘“‘new lease on life.’ Thousands of men and women, to- and beauty destroying effects. m=recently, Medical Science was. ito take this most common “on more or less for granted, ung that there was no real correct Intestinal Putrefac- r and its distressing results. day, are taking the new Acidophilus ‘Treatment to restore youthful ap- pearance and health and to revi- talize the system. As a simple and economical test-—-just try two Moyer’s Acid-O-Phil Tablets after every meal and at bedtime regularly, ee dk N ATEL Y, the discoveries © great Pasteur of France ated a sj mple and eas yY way to ph over harmful germs and ; . With } } 1s qd} scoveries Came accessful anti-toxine and more you don't feel 100 per cent better fund your money upon request, without a single question. There is nothing like it, so do not accept Antitoxic —- ‘‘Mover's Acid-O-Phil Tablets’ which destroy tinal germs of deca y and il Pu Lré acti {) wt take hez I Ith tabiets. as destroy the harmful and leave vou feeling like vou'd taking for four short weeks. If if vou haven't more strength, “‘nep” and energy we will gladly re- imitations or substitutes. You can et the genuine Mover'’s Aci d-O- hil Tablets at all good druggists. ’s Acid-O-Phil Tablets for rutReraction THE ORIGINAL“AND GENUINE ACIDOPHILUS TABLETS ’ 9 * Acid. O- Phil Laboratories, Inc., 1358 E. 47th St., Chicago, iil 91. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH . TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9, 1926- | Castle Restaurant at Grand boule- | vard and Gravois avenue, where they held up the manager, Lee Morse, escaping with $140. E. B, Baker of 3121 South Grand boulevard interrupted two tire thieves, who had broken the lock of his spare tire on his automobile, Darked at 6900 Nina place, at 7 p. in. One man pointed @ revolver at Baker, while the other put the tire in another machine an@g started the engine. Then the thiey es drove off | toge‘Ber Woman Suffers Lapse of Memory./12:30 a m. today by a policeman A woman was found suffering,|and taken to City Hospital. After apparently from ambhesia, nearjtreatment she was able to recall Broadway and Osceola street at/her identity and was taken home by relatives. She was Mra. Mary Krine, 55 years old, a widow, of 3801 Lafayette avenus. BELCHER BATHS KEEP YOU FIT The World Famous Belcher Mineral Sulphur Water Turkish Baths remove al] internal and extermal waste matter. One Belcher Bath a week will keep you in splendid physical gy the year ‘round. BELCHER HOT EL Dept. for Ladies FRE E SWIMMING r o o LFourth and Lucas ee spreading cheese! Bluhill : and for cooki Danaiaiieniienaiamiiie WOE SrOs TeT2 s, / Sniders the vitamin catsup — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ZY, ELEPHANT SALTED PEANUTS Iecirm Tastes Cant Be. Corre: SY Ail CAMDY STOPES &£. COUSTER (re Superior BrAWITY ED. CLEVELAND G, r LAST 4 DAYS OF THESE EXTREME Welle ea aa Px12 = ecamibenn eee a. _ a try Brussels Hug. tae $ 12. 60 LL ANS 4 days at 25 Ox12 seamless Brus- sels Rug. Last 4 days.. £50 = liug. Last 4 dayx« at ELC FURNITURE & MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS $236 110511071109 OLIVE ST. DAY BEDS! LAST 4 DAYS! $14 Metal Day-Bed © He Walnut $24.00 Walnut-Finish Metal Day-Bed With Pad, Sale oo sie LE 12COS PHENOMENAL 3" NNIVERSARY SA AAA | NO TIME TO LOSE! ONLY 4 DAYS REMAIN! NEVER BEFORE AND NEVER AGAIN SUCH PRICE CUTS! ‘ , Here § fhe Greatest Bedroom Bargain of All Times!!! V7 HAS TAKEN ST. LOUIS BY STORM! $135 Anniversary Sale Price Choice of Any 3 Pieces Shown Compare it from the stand- point of quality, construc- tion and appearance, and you will then fully appre- ciate the most unusual na- ture of this bargain. piece is full proportioned, VALUE Each and is thoroughly well built. Act quickly if you want this amazing bargain! WALNUT VENEERS IW COMBINATION WITH OTHER SELECT CABINET HARDWOOD HOME OUTFITS AT BIG SACRIFICES SEE OUR $349 HOME OUTFIT! Free Storage for Future Delivery Purchases Come Wednesday! You Will Surely Buy This $250 Complete 9-PIECE LIVING-ROOM OUTFIT LAST 4 DAYS AT OUR LOW ANN'VERSARY SALE PRICE OF... COIL SPRING club chair, attractive davenport, table, graceful BED-DAVENPORT—Massive wing fireside chair, comfortable end, tabie, charming lamp complete with shade and a pair of very ornate book blocks. am iP = - 268 ee Vee om l 5 For This $90 Mahogany Parlor Furnace SaaS [Udranvey —A AT A— A— A A A SS a a _—he_A eer ts “Pie ingly a ibe Wl aie ea ge the Bh a iN alr gh ei a “#9 a ee ‘ itch ine Wiapaaped i saa apt i Pras vey i watt et sat tials P RAR NAR Nag MI: i ’ ‘ . as ig a Ma a eS OO REE NRE CC i mE Mag tet NOR META AI Kee Vo Se are eae a a 4 i 3 . ? Pate a ee eet P te lis . . - oe DG Sas a Coad ei Ag ee a ge ‘ GAS AIF. 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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9. 1926 | ——=$ CARBON MONOXIDE The ansval meeting of she ais (ew M Metta colors—black, dark - | Dew Who : F eeds $500? oe ie IC ML op RE a REBT A SRE ioe * rar ky Z | number of business matters wtf!] be Pe 7 taken up and executive committee- ] t ae t f ] afr ts DANGER | men will be elected clothesinto usefru ments SI OR RARE: SMITA RRND Ye lee MEERA DCEO ¥ Ses ede oe ty - son as ues % held at Edwa dsville (auiodentle h blue, etc.—convert lighter Oo * I Aig AEN: A Ad Pee a ae ~* = a Ne see ONO AA GE! RENTS An ha Baie, ANN onthe eng OH dee : p lee - i : “— a SO Se ma reer’ ¥ 6 w Foe -~3 “ 4 Lae, tae PPS See PE at rs dy a * / @ od ins 4 . 7 BY a SI Shee sue ‘ Yahlem Biases Corp., eee epeemeueaeepaeepaeeee di si Come eg Saw a Sr Ce Miss Schoolgirl or Your Business Sister—Here Is Your Ideal Shoe Wide Buckle Stra j / ‘ f Safery Sugzestions for Home. ti DRC. 0A BRA oat are a 5 , MR Me tae j ‘ 7 eS ws sa asta oti . © - v if 4 oe Se rt te Teer, es dL ingit: ogc \moug's sree? . eee ees y oun . y , — “ ES IN te: i ont ; » , ge sab ngs ED ED : eka : ROS RE Gia 3 Se oes “J + ae sh a. Ay 4a = ; pitied. , Oe ee rom “fF F : ge. Es pee Uren cara 3 a ; . ree : { aps Be SR a fig FMP Pe cl £ 5 ~ ¥ ee sy Ph te oP 1 See 96 beans ‘ ana: pectin sitet aie . P Me rea SMR 2.8.8 (2101818 8.8.8. 8c8 8. Boe 6 8 See 8. r “ PEEL RO ame Den lh el SRE RR SEE EER ’ r / oroty oe ae ¥ . Pay axel 9 pm i> $59 Feel Rea, * ee pane an 4 ane ik s hie eget Tee DA Ae eres, Cr ee na Set ; ; te ; ; j ‘ BLACK CALF ee a eas ona oe: 4 F c > fei aye Pye ag, elite » ’ ee ies a oat ' peanics oon 7 oes, i page oe » ert bile ies A tah PB “i P a ere ee nn. ee ae aes A z pe thie TRE RO oo aa ee pay et ie a Lad ey ; ERE eee, ee ae Si P P PN INE IS ee Wet, es Bb aod ha ee ne i ls: " ¥ Be oie s MY cue cess cui a6 ene sy san sa dy seats a t ‘ “ . _ - " ~~ > ~ —4 Le - 4 - — _ ¢ * ~ . | ae et a Th - Ae apa si : te ee oe! , ome Pek eg mom thie Reo! OF YOLIR LIFE ; 2 4 iatca ~ 4 3 ha = ¢ J ’ emat “aren .s »P : i aa? er Be si + dew ee arr | a = | Cus | , Drand nre_- ~ $2 Z 7 ~ > . _ _ rea should | Wedne . | pt : one that vou will De prowd t ; Rt : have in vour home. The sotsd > . mMma.lOva eTacei ui Trane 6 Prevent Falls pis a. «ion ea ad ' os >** $aCii z ger 2 . T 4 7 : Davenport - $125 Low-Back. Sa ~) ; 2 35S: -_ -»-* = = # ay i en > _ : : > - » ~ yoetray ee. it, pd Ne . Ve TKO PS ee ee Aa Gi ® a. : RR NR 3 may Ae) Vr Lee eRe uM od a a ap Fuad] salt sad Vuil| siel wid eae W ednesday and Th , 1s attractive Surre—of ’ t > 7 + ~——_ — - - oil ‘or ; a. ‘as ZTace: as oer: cALL PULLMAN CALL PULLMAN P is constructed of rich Effective Sunday, Nov. 215% . re * o> - a” W ; : she 5 =a _& COMBINING BEAUTY «i DURABILITY ee ee ee | A eo a SF A ys ae eS ee ee ee PP PP PP PPP PIER PPE PILPL EPPO PPD RIPPED AD PAP PAPA PAA PEPE PLP PPERARAPPD ARR? LPRPPBRBRABABRADADADRPPB RADAR RAR AAPA AS AAA PPP PP . erarnee he ee bs Pas any 7 ha 5 mitt” Asdnas Smith 8 Dav STEEL BEDS tw i Effective Monday, Neda °° oo = . i% £39 Cash. Bal . IMPROVEMENTS in Ervice | we EFFECTIVE SUNDAY ; NOVEMBER 21* $271 Five-F Wednesday and : s Quite has Desutits | a ae oe ae i HM a | i.) j dj) Boi Nm Uh wi ; i fan A HOM ae ait oar re | oe vs ie nw ii raid | Ot hie nie oe | ote oo] oie ta Teas had) sal ade tan et” ie tunh wo oe Tet? PT iad use” son oie’ wea’ sist salts Teak ea oe Teas tie oie cae cat] eT ic? sad Tai Thad taal ake Tuts Tse val ket ad Teas nal Te an Sti", nS ._* ‘ r e.0%e" - A:.4ASS we “Eee al IS oe ——— " , —_ —_ a ar ec te ce ne *s™44 4 . LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE R-R Re, ‘ 1 ee ae a yt ee

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a ot ‘ES , "ENING. NOVE , 9 - — xT UESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9, 1926_ CS T.LQUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 17 » sates . a load. Skow said the last time he! wood when his recommendation — had Te uae revolver was a week | for dismissal of Skow was ignored ae 4 ago, shooting at a can for prac-| after the Kaercher shooting. Jesse “s | ; m tice, and refused to answer as to) Harnage succeeded him PE Or10us | | the last previous time. He said! Last night Weaver's ‘police car | a Fourth and St. Ch TIN BOENTWOQD [icetshet ses ee SES Siclere | , : light. 1¢ three officers empha-! ,., Chey. Shaws ce ee, — e ° , arles | Sized their assertion that Skow ew se City Hall without parning (— rownin 6, icest. ativ g . i. . | said “please” in telling Ferris to eet Bee €, # Our Special Furniture Sale Offers stop the fret time APPROVE BRIDGE GRANT PLEA i Police Judge W. A. Bithrow, who} The resolutions commtit he ‘ io alesis esoiutuions cormmititee of the | Ve : : “Case ts” . = : | 1S yee of Brentwood, dismissed | poarg of Aiteenisn ta desbtialk ta All the ¢ lothing sold by us is manufactured by us . s a ‘ a cCMarge of resisting arrest and meyer ae pre sean atta * a he S h ' , | fined Ferris $3 and costs for speed- | sess ab certain ia ee ee ae ii “Bt ¢ ° ing, which is low for a speeding! ~~ aN wpe 4 “7 bilious, con-! right, tongue pink and y e re Ul Se ~ | Forrest G. Ferris, Jr. La- fine in Brentwood. Ferris, who was. ee Se nee ae tee | ; your 4 fD represented by State = an sigs | rant for construction of an East! Complain a abit td ey, . “elect | Sid e : test to mp Oo CPur | winiam Metiis | Rates appenied e approach to the enaoer ; J pleasan Because chee ry, harmless i any time rets’’ never gripe, inconveas alle ) ur live ind! ea} *k és -ODVen Bridge. il r eae ficken, ( ascarets’’ has ' | F d d Pn you W Lil largest selling laxative in 4 Wednes ay Cli Regular $832 ¢ sweet. re-. for men, women, children a ar, stomach) box at any drug store. - J Thursday al | Value ° but B y | ties One of Whom Re- ates will have to furnish the! ‘The present grant, which is the| J ) = ? a appeal blank, as the Court had! ninth extension of the original | 4 none, appeals there he | | cently Shot Collezian. Ralph Watah 2 — pre ape eras made in 1906, will expire é LY iaix nt oot ball Feb. 12 next. The resolution Was | | Star at Washington University, re- | ersity, re | introduced by Alderman Studt at | THEY DENY USING | signed as City Attorney of Brent-/j the request of Frank H. Gerhart. | As a special feature during this sale we offer a limited quantity of ‘ PISTOLS IN CHASE enn a : ; Sy RIPE i Sethe SA eas Rie inches MV IAS es: inte tid » Abie igre etthe RN Agee tilllars. Atrataie Peippe te sabintysentahomsin pitch ithe » , DOPE PSPSESEESSEBSS3S6F6 56 these Suites, Which regularly sell at $832. for the very low price of $555. Prospective brides should not overlook this Opportunity to se- | cure quality furniture at substantial Savings. St. Louis Associate City | Any of These Suites Will Be Sold Separately % | Counselor Held as Speed- i) - = | | | EZES mn -S! er Says He Took Officers. a , Sa” ee | Ni oF The Horton ~~ — A y eines . for Robbers. . Al \LeZ EA A correct selection y Hi f ie = | . | when a true gentle- & ATLANTA | AGP WH | | “A second complaint within two ‘Y IESE Oo Z ’ ’ B ‘ Pes tHE, | 1 oe | men’s Chesterfield ‘weeks against Brentwood wWeputy > marshalls for firing revolvers to brings Relief from _ ene ee Semi-fitting, three | + making traffic arrests was lodged % in police court there last night by | Forrest G. Ferris Jr. an Associate | ou and & | button f] y front, | notch lapels with | City. Counselor of St. Louis, who | was arrested early Sunday by dep- | TH ‘ , uties, whom he says he mistook for | ts time recipe of Eucalyptus, Pine Tar, velvet collar. highwaymen because of their ac- aie reosote has never been surpassed as a se quick relief for colds and coughs. Lee’s Creo-I, ptus tions. stops hacky coughs, soothes and heals inflamed and : During the pursuit of Ferris a irritated throats. RS SS com I fae Ne ‘shot was fired at his car, he de- er |S ae: ala INZANY a p ’ clared. Accgmpanied by his wife, 19°) 98/2 Ow) / i a=" . on! : y? * | fn MM El : rem tS L939" pf ii 4 Ferris was arrested by the same. 7 rt lan ii yage =" ' eee) A‘ ey Y // three men involved in the previous | ———— | Sa mehr a aN ‘ompl arly t. 24, when | | | yb Ah BADE D| 06 r | a8 ANY complaint, early on Oct. 24, 4, dat aeat otal wea? ¥ : SY ee as ae ¥ * Austin Kaercher, 20-year-old : Sie ee 6 ‘Washington University student, | -_* 'was seriously wounded by a shot) PE sh ot ew. : rh she mr Oy eged ates: ale ‘ a rs Safle s PHdy 2 gp aats teens are yt Ry Ke Se da ANE. 9 sn race . = ay nn Ree ee A We ee ga AR) RE Dido dod y ih le oc OF pada ye eas ” allelic tanta earietes Ge ee ee ee ee hvesatiaditediatiia. » 4 S etatioemeneiaier Lt oe ee ee De ee a ae oe iahaae. siesta ee ~~ eee 9) Z he aren Ae we ee ie oe aed PNB te om agree ce Grae ae ee eee fired by one of the deputies in a/| 7. which ended in St. Louis. 3 : A perfect emulsion of recognized 2 | : 7 chase in | Crude ite, _Kaercher still is at City Hospital. dE: CREO : ingredients. Pleasant to the taste iw Officers Deny Shooting. —yet effective at once in the treat- $277 Solid Mahogany Mohair Suites cus 2vcetfsocn| (IPEDYPIUS EA zest Group Wheoping Cong a is a small incorporated town cen- Hee : : Wednesday and Thursday .... and| TER : Millions use and recommend Creo- |i Shown Exclusively by Browning King & Co. Be re tering around Manchester Ss. . , North and South roads, where a ii ie : ‘ ; | This newest type Suite is Made in our own factory { “ p” is maintained,|| faa ; » igor aan on ue cee tae Se th and St. Charles one that you will be proud to —covered in vour choice of § | : I | ven an a ries m have in your home. Jhe solid genuine mohairs of different | ' mahogany graceful frame is shades and patterns. Reversi- “boulevard sto} iS | ' are: William Skow, Deputy Mar- Wi ye ‘ certain cough treatment for both BS beautifully carved, high slen- ble cushions covered in attrac- der arms. tive linen friezes or damasks. | hel anda Deouty Constadic children and adults. Separate Pieces Will Be Sold ‘entral Township, who shot Robert Auer, Deput F Davenport - $125 Low-Back Armchair - $60 Open-Arm Cogswell Chair to match - $63 : Pay $35 Cash, Balance in Ten $15 Equal Monthly Payments © % ? Your druggiet has Creo-Lyptuse. Sold oe yriek- I always under a money-back guarantee. r bearing | Try it today. Only 50 Cents. Mher © car police lights used in both chi who says he was specially tized by Skow four nights t! tumn and frequently last autumn | Rica Mina ‘Ape “a isis SRG sacar ern re a, sknbtlnnin taeda ee A gi be, stn ah 0 " —— 4 Ngee MEV ME mabe cated: obepiuanned er wrote “ a AAO tah se eae et nage Suchen. pit te ~~ ay re ? “ ee * ees) * Ls as i Pos e o “ gee ee eee hebnnd tt onsee pe + Be powymnindenir ty nae yom - and James Weays TRY a 3-time POSI-DISPATCB WANT AD. Resulte al- most certain Money refunded on canceled tnsertions. es ——— to chase speeders. Skow and Auer denied shooting at Ferris and Wea-/| ver said he carried no firearms. 9 | The first chase, Ferris says, ex- amous- arr 0. S __ ay a e O 'tended about a mile, from North 'and South road to Bartold’s Grove. | at the eastern limits of Brentwood, | os es Nr Re am 5 we Se ae it . >! * *) «* ~ ,* ,* _* «* y* 4 ,* ,* * «* «* «* te «* (s testimony was corroborated by his be oP Pie ’ . wife, denied speeding and said the! . a, \ — officers in civillan attire had leaped 3 ia from their car with caps over their |! s | ) eyebrows and two with drawn! ae revolvers. | ae Le 6, Thereupon Ferris drove as fast a - geome ——— /as he could for another mile, stop- | ; ping in front of me Maplewood ae ¢ \ Yy | police station when Weaver's car He . "7 ° . . . ldrew up alongside flashing a red’ ea 3 Continues Wednesday With Extraordinary Offerings light inscribed “police.” It was! Rae ies a | 3 : . : | during this pursuit that Ferris said Ses @ Odd lots, samples and discontinued lines of Furniture offered at em- ‘the shot was fired. At Maplewood Re v : ‘ ‘ , ° . . coca lianas salen i Pha a Satta} phatic price reductions simply “because holiday preparations make nec- ke’ ; : essary the readjustment of our stocks.’ The following and many more | bad res and he said he was told | . £3% 'the badges would have been shown | P " . ° . ‘ . iece had he:boned: |Werrta wae i tees 2 equally desirable pieces—the majority just one of a kind — and listed we akon ack, to Treowood ang zo | =~ _here subject to prior sale. iby ee ci Deferred Payments—Future Deliveries—If Desired until his identity had Ween verified —— } § $284 Nine-Piece Dining-Room Suite — & sree =| | , te f) cad io iis : hou te f “im : ————— . & - a ee ee in $300.00 2-Piece Mahogany Mohair Suites ; light and ful li 6-inch sideboard, 45x60- cALL P Mgnt and graceful lines— _ cabinet, 66-inch sideboard, 45x ee iit lide bakieli Weebl tes i ; ULLMAN |% constructed of rich _ inch table, 8-foot extension; four - Saggetina tte a Skies tentifies OS eo $400.00 2-Piece Mahogany Living-Room URNS. oc cceus ffective Monday, Noy. 22d : saan — and has the side chairs and two armchairs, ae See his candiver Grisra-at that 4 | eee $100 00 Mohair Wing Living-Room Chairs @ ‘mous DUCO finish. seats in good grade of tapestry. time on the theory that persons he qs le ee : ogy . taped, ) 3 | $ 45.00 Walnut-Finish Library Tables arrested on the highway might he : Pav $39 Cash, Balance in Ten $15 Equal Monthly Payments ~ nny geal 8 gel te he showed de >. $475.00 2-Piece Mohair Living-Room Suites .... ieiadend Widethe Sir Seaae. dl Ne fF. $450.00 3-Piece Mohair Living-Room Suites ..... showed Ferris fully loaded resol, || mad. $500.00 4-Piece Walnut Bedroom Suites era at Maplewood to prove they MT Pe ONL oo 8 $300.00 2-Piece Solid Mahogany Suites .... ee ee 2 $875.00 2-Piece Mahogany Green Mohair Suites ee | $300.00 2-Piece Mahogany Mohair Suites ADVERTISEMENT | 7 (—

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —. TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9, 1926 U. $. SPORTSWOMAN RETURNS Terms That FROM HUNT IN FAR NORTH We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Artivies Excepted — ‘se a a Everybody Likes § »i~ tow 3. Roya spor Ten Girls’ Shoes | Polar Bears on Expedition Into $1.93 to $2.65 $i Value. | 4 = he le ti rod — ' ; T . % , ‘ . 7 curing t c 4 ny peri rye ; cr i 7S q Oo at 6 mt . a ee : : xfords and stra _ © Cha: | of an vear©rs, have thought EV ’ 4 . sa 7 iio with broad toes ape — Glew ee Pa. ; ia “ : =e seen ue . : [os % :OVeS 19 f The Only McNichols § Louise A. Noyd, wealthy San Fran- sateet ek a | ee fan eee ‘ a store here good ort: OMan, arri : ent — -v. ithe - - =F new Fall col ve | : ; : ; tion leathers. Broken 3 eh. ~™ MIPA: | ee ss Furniture is always sold J yesteruay on the Leviathan, af — OPERATED BY THE MAY CO?! NX good range of slag — — . e ‘ nto the . | neni : ; Tr} | Ct THE Y CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O'NEIL CO. THE MAY CU. ; sement FE a —. acrane. | : a . 2 A Fe - Bove ee ape gn en. a ’ ee Akron Cleveland ee Wednesday in the Basement Economy Store—An Extraordinary Sale of To Fastidi THE ONLY | eo ae Sse = McNICHOLS (ectietatereee : Market at Eleventh eer —2500 of Them—The Smart Fall Kinds for Women, Misses and Matrons oe y eet | 3 Bahk! Tartare’ | MRS. BROWNING SEEKS ALIMONY € A tremendous purchase enables us to present one of the most remark- a —* “Peache~ Ako Will Fiie Pilea for Shumake Quick Relief“ "\hiowance for Counsel ees ) able Jersey Dress opportunities women and misses have been accorded 77 ™ , TT _— “ ae « Nae : sien aren yinyite Bawiae> he eS Lae * ied ¥ eas Vie Sick, iets eee a is Ie ee ae eat GR 3 it ee se de oe ‘ eS i" way A Be oe” A Sara | a ‘ sure youre among those who will profit by z ‘ eee } i The popularity of Jersey Dresses is unusual—and we're offering vou the newest one-piece models—every one all wool—for only $3.95. An opportunity that will undoubtedly attract hundreds‘ to the Basement Apparel Shop on Wednesday—and the majority are sure to select several Dresses because they will instantly realize t how much they are saving. ties r ' . a - * . * ‘ - 7 ; 3% a now s ee | = = are ' : : | i n demand fo ports wear— ‘ . = 3 ; | 9 ] ? ~ 7 bd _—_——— i) Trade im vour old pian, radw Or stecediaiiah i} as mart first pas ment. Hag Gt “a VU i fb NEA li Oe 20h PR Mai Rn eo cy Didi, Mees APPEASE ihe ie “sagt sd sii ie caesia entitles os i hy ty 4 a ali : i , , 4 ps ; oP, key Ns 4 re hail R ali all bd —_ 7 Dadi - sali eee ‘ nj ede ;, pene Pe a Me eee we eee . i dln oe as, “ . bat, s Re MNO 28 EAA EE GR AME IS So ne |) lg RE: leet jee ily apne HT Sara 4 ; ; x De eat y's Ps Siladele % asp : ieee ORE My ARO a 5 Oy tae gay ae «kuin Rarer ee OE eat ee 2H Bier Sabab> oie y ee Tyree a yaad BS ‘ z BBE ad ; rer " WeS%e ¥ yeh eg wn ne a 4 i pints slicigited ee Ce ee? : ROS p vs ay StS , . pilin ' uli ee i f ’ tai} DER ek cs he hl hPa Rat he Se, Boa ies 4 epi th bn | Enea i oreo, stile nes ~ snes = r ~~ Se pith age . Se ial agen arnnang 5 yes ‘ die i 3 4 a . » - 3 4 ‘ ; aaa . 7” = * ™ _ " > 4 . . " oO rere “= = aa — 7 = th or VWemen ss Barter Shep Wain F dos ' — ; : ' . tie teats . roadci : -s 7 - 7 * e - * a FAMOUS -BARR CQ We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps.

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PAGE 1° 4 5T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9, 1996 Js We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted FAMOUS ~BARR QPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO, M. O’NEIL CO. Los Angeles Denver St. Louis Akron cnet "aoa “Woman’s Home Companion” Special, 1 Year, 75c; 3 Years, $2 @ This intensely interesting and help- ful magazine—in an offer that house- tic Gloves in embroiq. wives will certainly want to share. ered ponte styles; in | a These special rates, for one or three Se tnd a | =SS—Sséyecas, mean a remarkable saving. good range of sizes. Basement Liconomy Store Magasine Section—Main Fleer Men’s $3 and $4 Union Suits Specially Priced, $2.65 @ Stuttgarter Union Suits—spft and durable—in tan or gray mixtures—many of part wool—ribbed or flat weaves—in sizes 36 to 48. € Chamois-suede Fab. Main Floor To Fastidious Women and Misses We Commend These Hundreds of } Wednesday—As Always—Many Mothers Will Come for These ary Sale of Timely Needs for Tiny Ones at Decided Savings $3.95 Baby Buntings — of white chinchilla, warmly lined and with silk- lined hood and satin $ 85 binding. Easily == laundered. Special.. $2.95 Sweater Sets Baby . All-wool, knitted link-and-link Quilts Sweater, Cap and Bootees to $s Values | match; in white | with pink or blue $ 95 $2 Q5 | trimming, Spe- a= . ° S ] ink Soiled Bath Robes ihc oti, Gale also crepe de chine ones; hand - tufted $ ] Q or ribbon - knotted. ° For crib or car- — riage. —With Furs Fashionably Used— In Large Featured Groups at $110 t $195 € Really lovely Coats of excellent wool- is elk Qian Made. | ens, so beautifully styled and so profusely $ ; se as 1.50 Ruben Shirts 69c Baby Dresses fur trimmed that you will certainly want —of silk-and-wool or all-silk | —of ieee won yoke or : tie-on Shirts. In- tucked from the neck one. Straight, wrapped, belted and fants’ to 2%4 yrs. $1.00 and lace Hor thon In- 48c bloused silhouettes; sizes 14 to 18 in Special fants’ to 2 yrs. Special Misses’ Section; 34 to 44 in Women’s Coat - $3.95 Nursery Chairs $1 and $1.25 Zimmerli Bands Ivory enameled, with large tray, decorated Wool shoulder bands in barrel “eo 330 Cc Section and Costume Salon. back, safety straps, counting beads non-shrinkable and for infants’ to 3 and vessel. 3 29 years. A favored kind. Special IEEE b dullanenndalos , Infants’ Shop—Third Floor d Matrons $2 Crib Blankets —of soft combed yarns; in pink or light blue with $ 1.00 — white borders. Ideal 69c Baby Pillows Kapok-filled and covered with pink or blue cot- ton sateen; 12x16 4 .- inches. Special .... —of white, pink or light blue eiderdown or chin- chilla, with silk cord and satin trimming. eee eceeeeeeee Wolf, fox, squirrel, beaver, fitch, lynx, nutria, skunk, car- Of lustrosa, poin- terra, laveria, rou- velaine, needle- point, velvet, broad- tail, imported chev- acul, mole es d iots and other fab- krimmer trim- rics. mings. ‘ * * 4 pt iS eh ie. bas i St RJ 2 Phere neo Se eee a i Mile a der that bar “sip m per ds Bt bin ware OAS RM LIS ROONILN I A Spt MI A ie at Rei RR me) i thy ee ee) An NO We Ne ad os ” oa . - etre ag a Sale of Christmas Cards Comprehensive Assortments ss 1/3 and i, @ An advantageous opportunity for those who are making early preparations for Other Winter op ow cl aaa Assortment @ This group of the fashionable chiffon weight, silk-topped Hose is doubly appeal- ing—because of the advantageous price— TO and the fact the following complete color $ . wa range is offered for your choice: $5025 » $305 — | Chiffon Hose: Hes 5 ¥ | Chiffon Hose iT) savings worth while! “the last word” and splendid values. All sizes. velopes in offset and envelopes en- Special, $ 65 ent; 35¢ 19 ferent; 45c 29 a value; box. Cc value; box C Wednesday—The 54-inch and Very Fashionable with siene-Lnee Sere ae Engraved From Your graved on high-grade stock each graved with name —From Plainest to Most Ultra Christmas. The cards are attractive, the | Such an immense and varied collection that it can | : H A Special assort- | twelve | not help but hold the Coat you want, for all are Smart C ues i, = re Pins sac ae of twelve Cards H pitt color printing; graved from steel each one differ- dies: each one dif- ir.. H 7 eae | ——— Assortment of twelve Cards, each 13 : | engraved from steel dies; many Greeting Cards | 75c value Own Plate Assortment of ten Cards, en- Over 25 designs; en- with tissue-] ned envelopes: 73 $: so value; box oc ~ $3.50 Wool Lorcheen . . . 7 - setenemmnmtnai eeeeietccton Pe erDhe lait toni lhe ttnalindidh > ac nde ~ Assortment of twenty-two Ca:ds; all different: in offset process, to simulate water colors; tissue- $1 lined envelopes: $2 value... Stationery—Main Fleer ; -Specially Offered, Yard @This closely woven woo] fabric has a soft, satiny finish and is light in weight yet warmth-giving; in fp lack or navy blue only and 54 inches wide. $1.50 Navy Wool Crepe : Light in weight, 40 inches wide and in wide demand for street and sports ~ o Moonlight Flesh S A>, Piping Rock Atmosphere Shadow Champagne WV &: Plaid Coatings — CA WO BPA Blue Fox Almond That are heavy and warm, s4 inches Me BANS BN rd Grain Alesan wide, of all-wool and offered in many Cameo Nude Shades ae nee. $3.98 3000 Yards of Gorgeously Peach Neutral Woolens—Third Floor Rich Brocades Hosiery—Main Floor $6.95 to $9.95 Values, Yard . 428 gies Corselettes Z Ae Savings 1/3 tt annie 5 <—. - ° An Especially Attractive Offering of Glove Silk Garments $2.95 to $13.95 Values Large Figures Gain Grace in Lingerie Specials Four Featured Groups of Crepe and Pongee Garments @ Particularly attractive offer- ings that women and misses will want to share Wednesday for they comprise dainty styles in delightful profusion—and each silken garment is obtainable at an emphatic saving. and € You will want to profit ex- tensively by this unusual oppor- tunity—selecting for gifts and your own needs. There are many plain and fancy kinds—discon- tinued styles and garments from our own stocks. No mail or phone orders accepted. The quantity in each group is limited, but you have choice of € A superb assortment of soft Bro- caded Velvets—in some of the most Garments effective patterns for afternoon and 4 . @ Splendi@ly de- evening wear—and in the fashion- , signed Warner able colorings. All are on a Geor- } Prince romeo _ ° t gette foundation, and some have saab att toe printed patterns; 36 to 40 inches : of flesh at waist- wide 3 line and diaphragm, ; is. Bua flatten the back, - Ai and give graceful, $4.98 Satin Charmeuse smart figure lines. O5 64-inch all-silk Satin Charmeu e—lustrous, These garments Vests, Slips, Bloom- New Wrap-Around heavy and soft in texture; in demand for its q : 7 Be | $ 3 QR @ are priced $3.50 | Ee ia ers, Drawers, Che- : to $10. h | mises, Gowns, Paja- Silk Section—Third Floor & } Corsets—Third Floor ; mas and Dance Sets 4° . of splendid quality r T e-Holiday Offering of D olls glove silks. Glove Silk Section—Thtra Fleor Unbreakable Baby $1.50 Character Dolls Dolls 0 two-piece silk pongee Pajama es ‘ feces 1 A lite long The newest in Dolls; beautiful Character Dolls with bisque uits— y ' Baby Dolls with rubber heads head, moving eyes with eye- sleeves and frog fastenings. Smart, se” sae head, moving 1.95 grade wig. Of- a $3.95 Silk $ Chemises... smartness and dependability; many smart shades; the yard .vv plain-tailored lace-trimmed Silk Crepe de Chine Chemises—in light boudoir shades, with “Lady Dainty” ribbons, pleats and tucks; all regular 100 Pc. Dinner Sets ‘| @& | n f +f asemte ot: FE @ These American semi-porcelain Din- ner Sets are so slightly imperfect that qualities or serviceability are not im- paired; attractive border pattern, gold line on edge of each gracefully shaped piece and coin gold-covered handles. Complete service for twelve persons. ptional Choice of New 2.95 Dresses ($433 dreds of these smart Wash practical garments—in regular sizes. dressed; cannot fered at break $4.95 and $5.95 ‘a2 $1.98 Baby Dolls — For the smal] girl—Baby Dolls with pretty bisque faces, mov- ing eyes and white lace-trim- re med dresses .... $5.95 Mama Dolls With composition head and legs, moving eyes and good grade wig; dress- ed in assorted . & Mama Dolls $6.95 Value, Special Toasters Slip-over, sleeveless Nightgowns of ex- cellent quality silk pongee — with accepted; all sales will be final. 1 will certainly want several. usual and the styles are new euse and broadcloth or 0 tbroidery. Do not miss this flared, kick-pleat and stvles: sizes 36 to 44. Rasement Deconemy Store 7 touches of hand embroidery and dainty hemstitching; 60 only—in regular sizes. $2.95 na : Bloomers.. Extra-size Bloomers of excellent qual- ity silk pongee—plain tailored, and un- usually full cut; elastic at waist and knee: all extra sizes. Lingerie Section—Third Floor colors $5.95 Baby Dolls New “Bubbles” Baby Dolls in white lace-trimmed dresses: with composition head and eyes 5 & that move $4.45 Mama Dolls $1.35 Mama Dolls $ $5.50 ‘‘Byelo’’ Baby Dolls $4.49 Lovely Mama Dolls with com- position head and legs, moving eyes and natural curly hair; in assorted color dresses, shoes and stockings. A gift that is sure to make the small girl's eyes dance. $1.98 Jointed Dolls With bisque head, moving eyes with eyelashes and good grade wig; Dolls that are unusually e $3.50 Jointed Dolls .......-- Basement Gallery Fitth Fleer No phone, mai? or C. O. D. orders $4.50 $ 89 == Value... @ Reversible type “Star- Rite” Electric Toasters are efficient and dependable, take advantage of thig Wednesday offer and buy for your own or gift use. mane ohantaiien tea more pi t is made at a cables Basemest Gallery am

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__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ PAGE20 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9, 1926 a We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted Children’s Book Week Women’s Kid Gloves once Wel mei: onan Heartily Supported by Our Book Shop ; ue, Pair ; ; | . ’ —- During this week c] modern @ Imported Kid Gloves in the em- Dictaet sun tila children cnauna a broidered, short-cuff styles which both | and will enjoy are offered at savings ranging from +; to 7; Parents should women and misses want; pigque-sewn ang the most of the selection. in the smarter colors and black. - | OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY make 4 1 | — HF WOMAN Main Floor . ‘ ey THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O'NEILL CO. THE MAY CO. Les Angeies Denver St. Louis Skron Cleveland Many Daily Needs May Be Economically Anticipated From This Important One-Day Event—Beginning at 9 A. M. Wednesday - PNOR TODAY NOVEMBER ‘TOILET ARTICLE SALE 22 Bese Palmolive Soap The Most Wanted Kinds of Imported and Domestic Toiletries, Remedies and Other Toilet Articles—Many Groups in Limited mene 38¢ a gag ~—667 Quantities. Take Utmost Advantage of the Savings, — Holiday Needs. No Mail or Phone Orders Will Be Accepted. Dageett & Ramedem ED GES A “Perfect” Coid Cream, fer — llar almol: . cue eee % ; a ee Pulnsl —— a Hair Preparations Fancy Imported Soaps Sundries cleaning and massage; lime to a customer. Under the supervision of a reg- Limit of 7 to a Customer Imported Toiletries Pear’s (uscemted . ++ Ee Limit of 3 to a Customer —— i ges a | ae istered pharmacist. Wildroot Tonic 2ic, isc, +8e 13sc Donere Bath Tablet . itary Sets * r Refreshin St. Denis Crys 2% Castoria . a nea Kolarback bbe) “—. $3.50 Roger & Galiet Jasmin oo Proka Viennese =. 60c R ie -™ ~ ‘pine anc ae ke tals in several scents; 50c $1.29 Brownatone 95¢ Nourishine - SSC | or Violet Perfume $1.95 (oudray Lettuce pa noe Gaeetng wre i size; limit %; : — ~ 2 _ 7 * - So > _ P : = _ ~ limit of 3; each 44c Husband's Cal. Mac 3th Farr’s Hair Restorer [9c . $3 Caron’s Black Narcisse $2.19 BO Societe Hygienique aaa rushes , 89c Lavoris $1.50 Beef. Wine and Iron $1.19 snand’s Eau De Quinine $1 aN = | $3.30 Lvde'’ Assorted Bath Crystals. 4: des, quart size .... $1.67 M | ifi d Oil a6 4 pS ZO Bandares 3 for mii tee «oe u Syrup of Fics SOC s2c Williams’ Shar. Cream .2ic $1.55 Johanna Maria Farnia Colocne ne $1.33 — ata Denis Deod cP ; . tral + Casp ‘yo... soon Te $2.40 Olive Oi, half gal...$1.69 ‘5c Lanman’s Florida Water 59c $1.00 Johanna Maria Farnia Cologne. tall bottle sc Se a acs 18 aces ee 2c {° Ss ot « 7 ; Mi > “S ; JHC : = CL OFyIOpsis ; : : ; a head ¢ 4 state oniris Antiseptics . cond Haaci a See 23 he: ipealie Body 2 for : , cmpemesion ; emalier than Rumasis with ‘2 Limit of 7 to a Customer ine tio | 21¢c 35¢ Oriental—pou " Limit of 2? to a Custom F i... tacers post war anmemnen Pasetie Piette ac, 14c, 15¢ ee ee . foe Creams and Lotions or nee 54 geet rene me — dou- | Chartex... $5, 68c Face Powders Spe el AB ust Limit ef > to a Customer Tooth Preparations > Pits... Te, Ste, 7 peng i aren ae Zonite ocean, Sie, Bs Limit of 7? to a Customer esi Neca se $1 Pond’: Vanishing +3e Limit of 7 to a Customer a ais ae i 44c Pond’s Extract 29c eTs, Aas ta ie scans : . .« Je a + Raspberry Malvina Cream ; 33e¢ 45c Cato Tooth Paste . of) oes : oa tae trip | , S0c Jarac -coen-SS@ | $2:95| Rally Eater .........90c | Laerine Pete 2c N : ae me | : ae: . —the convenient new dea hat Musoldent $3 Pompeian in mera sss ofc Mary Garde } ole | : . Pn -++-..35e 60c Elcaya pecere cis SRL Sic Forhan’s cl pes this 99 44-r100°% pure Tale re mento area one 7 — ' 2 m ¢ 3° : > C ~ | MAIR ay AE ie A ag Sh gt 7 4 “a1 te A x + i) a) mm 181905 * x, Ao liek “ms ae psi Fie Ee RP ARS ea sh Ne ae pane > . R ” ss yw A® oer a ce | Fi. Pyrosana SOC 30c Lahiache apres uri 2%c Dorin Theatre ng Cream ee Ae sy t . is 7 . ; ight Sets—hand-pain: ce . - soon Marie’) Pa ea ce aco : ~~ “s; .s 6 a 7 he te- - os 2 7 ~~ mter anc turmbler ... 577 ~—ene > $1 La Lete Toilet Water ° $1 St. Denis Toilet Water. ox Udricant; limit prod rich, creamy lather: filliams’ long-f T | SAc Vail To'let Water . etitervescent 6 ° im: F |e 9 SO0dD=—) ¢2) @ = yy ri y's Toilet Water a t cheumat: $s=m ~ Fic .: y : By a oilet lt $3e DAricy or th 3 $1.50 * Peter Pan” : 3 pound " ——— ulments; large size Cc ater Li 3; cack... ombinati om ct - $1.00 bez ” ee aue fac e powder a ; with scented bath sales: * cvs ] j . ~~ &e@ V¥U.s ~ eacs 5 Pat "7 * - . eR ve x Lape PRR ee eee ee signing a ss pies» iki . . ‘ pi akie Zant : 9 SS hatrnare , oe > ime f - “Ke Lats eh er? is : A Le OR ee S, “ona Tee 7 oe ue . ae . ne e - ities t. ae + ee SEG SR ANCA cy Bh be anree 9 iT Bo PAP Rg PA AONE Eg: tae A Seba 5 Se a AEN AE SPL. PR POY AS 8 : _ weet Bio, Rs LW. Py : + tgs ; Dozen [_~F . : 2c Pound Rolls Absorbent Corton iG : : . 7 >» of the teur the Cake Oc Cakes. . O9C Gimay Castile 40c Full-Size Bath Brushes, detachable h a ) 3 aa : er-- tinental Journey sad Bet ; apg Een — « degli Te Srl ~ Toilet Soaps 17c,3 for 0c “Me a eam ca oe limit Of i WO ozen Oo! resents — { SS- Iv lia FP nk haz : ad a - ;, 4 —_ : ~ ira Nenmet Creme Oil Cascade Cocoa Palmolive Twin Bar s . - *: , : ro - Bath Jap Rose Enctish Ball a ee ‘i $3 Vivanden’s “Mai er nn «Ww ouge—al Gamay Sauk vee Goodwin's Bath Seap ) - ama at cities whert]] Lax Toilet Por Lana Oil Complex, Complexion Soap Ols, 4 .s = Vick’s Vapo-Rub: medium > ~ £4 Z 2 A am si - * 4 q > 3: Ph a -" J s - 2 oa : a LY % = ; - te. — = 2 z : = % a - 2 . ae b ae ‘ 2 os ’ ros 4 FF - ‘as > a be > > 4 >. 2 aA . 2 = a 7 Pal x , Dea om oe z = ry Se Pans % ‘ee te ¢ é 2 . = os q a " ~™, h i =e oe s a. .s ¢ ; ¥ tee i re") = 2 ““y rt 5 Sh: ‘oe i? eS 2 om or * - 4 a oar ¥, a . : Ss * i ; 5 + oe > 5 Pe | = =e car : lg £ ‘ et Te - , ‘ “4 t mh te 7 4 ae. i . oe i cae Sf zz ¥ = s a 3 ae > + =: Se. ao 5 a - sae - = 4 we Bel aie ta Pe ae S by, eS wa re) = } Pt Aa ; % * ~ ~ mOT see 2 That Will Instantly Impress—T his sini sienna — ee — as Tm er i | “ i . z 4 * - e a tia ; x 5 » e *“- ° , 3 ¢ ’ ; ~? a a - » j > hl ’ . "? ’ . * —— a ; y ‘ j Cc , * 2 os os . 4 : i 7 * . nas “ : ‘ ‘ea 4 Pe , * é end ; y » - Be : a ; e f Ph te e 3 ’ = > e a 7 ® & , . | io. . x , , — . - . ° ‘ as a : . * . — 2: > 11C 8 U8 - ' . P aes . ™ > . 7 ; . : : ‘ Pi wae : : ; * - 4 = a traordinary Values : | Me nt with 4 Darn | Extrao ais s a he > ; ; 7 A - . a ’ : q ‘ : : ne F 2 ; ; , 7 4 - LS > : - ; | : ' Ft , ‘ "} - iy Of : : | | é oS ‘r ferendes with = ‘d bees ss A } e we .croll and Mii 7) a ae 3 ty quit the trai : + “ . te md kia ¢ Ste | hae . raphe. SS 35 5 BG KO Oy as i ee ys fs of Yh ; ¢ rf ives SE RR RD RIE: mk ce 96) raph enh a lg aS Rea dra or antag Sao 3 hanya ah : hie, cht , als , e ae. 4 $ Q 3 . i , ‘ te yey oe et atc ale ERO EPA et rae Ganapati s mice arn eae 2 a i. = And Other Bedding—Many Special Groups See : “2 wines of ' par aS i Pace a ee fate EERE Sa oS a a At MAR By A civ ne: an a 4 PO I REED uiler cH eo. ? « 7 Z + as Sap be Fee ae a . Ie sual advantage of buying Bedding here is added the extreme vase] _ _ ‘ im these special assortments. Whatever your needs, Wednesday will m= B. me ay to full them. : a path f es > eee bad gt PC ee his WR ein A le a = ent — secael ier om 7 : — . | poe tr you oad 3 x Yi $15 5.95 All-Wool Blankets $12.50 AIL ‘Wool Blankets avy i1- Ot inch Blankets. er iF 3 5 Bs pure im attractive block plaids of various colors. With neat- 45 a ly bound ends. Pair 3 Plaid Blankets All-Wool Blankets _ All-Wool Blankelt $7.50 Value, " - Pa . Specially Priced, Specially Priced, BP ODS ha digs Housewives — Note Washing Machines . a o : ‘ f r ‘ 2 os , " i ~~» 7 4 = =ore : a5 art cre woo D ° . . Caer Or ne ~@ Sor Plaid Biankets Mee *- viete eee geese See ‘orth Caroiéima. ee 7 pt © te —- _- pegt. Fa Heavy Woo, anc cotton- aD ze Thes rell-mace w: >t wer | shine M Son Y. ) ; : —_— mixed Blankets ToxSo- reese Ww ei - -~Twia Ge . 4 an# ‘ & » x " ‘ ™ Few ~ 7 ee fe o - a= = > ~d ~ a " . % . . ‘ be : tx : : of rose. blue | i~size wood tudD anc hin; Tover: fitted ith : A 4 _ — > ‘ Goubie bed « = - , 4 a : ell — ‘ . 3 “ oc ond encs. ss TIO Tass rOTOTr al imported appar geld ets ~- 7 - ~—- ag ; j ~Z34- a ae tee eS ae = _—- ‘ Blanxk- bioc x 55c 50-ft. Clotheslines 95c Wash Tubs. larce s ze 30c Laundry Water Pais : aldine 2 epend 2a teets and Ca fron . es $3.25 — Hampers $? 9 0c Ko =F - mm = snap a a re 3 vamtag eile t be $s Unusnza’ oportunity and heavy gu i is ore ne tly sa sn $4.00 Gas "Hot Plates 200 Curt: ae ) $1.45 Water Mops. with $6 Wash Boilers Ww eg Powder Extra-heavy all-cornmer Wash BSoile: . : rox Star , ’ + . size: fitted with strong wood hand! a Rac in fameooen sent lade | L = ah . ace, 8Cai.Opedc or sem- and high tin cover home or mail ord Sled “a | a . : | sos 19 i 6S r* C5 i tf) 7 bo sa B86 |e 3 g¢ assortment eanl ty Bleached io tA tf) 4 tf) EF) r* $9 }4 +4 > 4 i «re Bee. iP yar ja 3 aT & = & is Ss

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editorial Page - - Daily Cartoon q rT LOUIS P QS ) ©) NEE st a Minute ; id . e . _ _ + - — ye - -oorr* 7 “shee “ 22+> : a 4 : . aoa J -* . . Seas . : . - : eas ~ Shhh a eer eee eeeeee =o eee ees 7 +o +. Cen eee ewe be or e+e nn.) ee ee " ’ 2 “4 ee a ene - o* * . - ooae pt Cadel > pd ete «4 . - a er Pere eee ee “eee eed | ° ee | “3 Oo oe “ht ot re eee ee ~ eee eee Hee oneness er > ° . 4 * s ~~ . 2 +24 SPegee + =22~* eo. >= - oye O+ e+ +e eh ete bee Vt et owe te ee *-e eee ee * on . + . - . : -s* -e* +t . . _ * . . ~ EN GREETE MENACE GOOD GOVERNMENT, ——_Sesnures_Veloaty_of Set —_] RST OMAN" ACCORDING TO MUSSOLIN] S—"e'zin z= UGHT MEANS © Sg, BOTHPARTES AD FOR TAX REFUND kinds children should read ERNOR TODAY, a; - Peay Declares Parliamentary System ‘Insupport- | MAP ACCURACY | Mellon’s Proposal to Credit wy are offered at savings 13 to 1}. Parents should | | A System Without System. _ able’—Fascist Regime Imposes Sovereignty Dor | of the State on Rights of Individuals. By Timing Rays, Distances Can Be Measured in’ Taxpayers on Next Year’s Bills Not Finally st of the selection. _ Chaos in the Courts. | | Weeks That Once Re- Decided On. Book Shop—Sixth Floor | rs Had Better Get HE lawyers of this country have quired Two Years. Busy. iallen down on their job, and -he tragic breakdown of crim- HOUSE MEMBERS TO BE CONSULTED a a et RR A PAGES ‘ST. LOU IS. TUES DAY EVENING, NOVE MBER 9, 1926. Pe wen en 2124 Ne CE CI ttt i von - eee 6 OT ee +R eS ay . ve co oe (This is the second of a series of cils, are passed on to the statute three articles based on an inter- | books. view with Premier Mussolini.) Mussolini is explicit on the sub- By SAMUEL DASHI£LLL, | ject of parliaments, not only here A Special Correspondent of the) but in the world in general. He inal justice is the consequence. The) Post-Dispatch and the Phila- iS particularly emphatic about lob-|%@r has failed in its duty to so-| delphia Public Ledger. bying pplitivtasee meri cas iciety: society is suffering horribly 'PLANS MADE FOR METEOR PICTURE “Perfect” Cold Cream, for cleaning and massage; limit of 2. See ee ae “This is a pernicious inheritance | because of it, and the bar is bound | a, oy. 9. t is one of a none too scgupulous past,” he | o suffer eventually. This is the’ nost incomprehensible Said. Continuing on this favorite Opinion of Dean Pound of Harvard i'theme, ‘the dictator declared: “‘Thie| Law School, and it is shared by | Falls Executive Sym-| ae |}decadence of the parliamentary |the majority of the. intelligent | These, It Is Believed Will Ve sr JULS i; .. . ‘ a | i (a 114 . ‘ system nas become . more indimembers of the community. « th Hill After |in tai ints exhortations | roc and 7 Throw Ligh Wi I ter i A 3) > CANOTLALIONS | more everywhere. Parlia-| (Consjdering that lawvers. as a ow ight on Nature ring with eax er 2 igi at se it ee apes = of Dark Nebula in Heav- tha oe rd t¢ } - »’® 2 ? . : Line wort abo}! i ments re 100 110} > ancola 4 : are toc nucn enta Rift d iD possessed of a norma! ens. of the facts of i a i a A rubbing and massage Alco. he Fascist regime that henceforth Senator Norris Says Both Democrats and Republic- ans Are Playing Politics With Tax Question. hol in pint size; limit a — goo 45c Epsom Salts 5-lb. sacks of U. S. P. Epsom th re ct be s- io ri may! red class, ar With Marie’s | | ugreontas he ee , | Half Hour l pew Italian is pothn a noun vi VicClOUS intrigues, in individual] atte | degree of intelligen ‘alo and spirit hitions ind in: th > } os idee edgy i a) , — ih . , 4490S and in the mise rable, fac- itheir y\fess} ali faila . . es ely rofessionai fall te e Official Host. | Pp j 1 failure to keep 7 ne as in English, and , * oe P 't1OUS passions of the > . : I he men who com- | abreast of the rest of the world | Guction. mic principl ae On repent te Clete RIO Atay a RMI BI A Wn PRO PSOLOL EGE Seo ce . ee F ; are maps and eee 8 Le ene survey given a new accurate pr come ee ee eed similar effect can comparing rh: ican mas announced to aa + By simply ce EE ee eee ee * Se ie ed See of Labor. v Underwood & Underwood. , boll MICHELSON. years first exclusion of a ; ] hive rOCo Tr)? en camteent s of a Reese Bapeece r, 4 xcept x s . 4 ; ° i . 30% nt li mS tlt Phd 6 ] *f)T c SUIMeqd ig nt ] Mey er performanct he Queen]. . yaa Ae ta i] 4 i 4 mO _7 :¢ ended withdres support : power: n it was learned that Lole Ful- } + dancers were to r haif proc Miss Fuller, a ciose | ead of Marie, joined a He train aaa gist . Sig , | Ah “ | on esq situ ns. the Hill parcy. aie Pseersonis lini, in this “Fascism has instituted p - ~ . ’ ' rer ‘ = . lig ce ry i i; PPI: YILiiIC I} ‘ j mM ‘ it- ° ; s ‘ atussolini *xfr " ~* a: aa iad lir ’ ~ tia Pcelve was a x 4 trading mission. Detroit a I sis e AOCILA Oj etyti«- eds, t is ] 2 oOrts to _— 9 abou to Seek overs | bye frontier posts, aT oration ‘ (ITioOmMmetere vs , ; mssOFTi rs per Ne nignt, ar ‘ing studied by the opservatory Harv: NOUS | hop that ; will throw hn thought to ; YET ’ ilight pon > as » . rof Mi: : Viti piaone : a Syst ; anparatiica Hre-- } . sit itvia ii var * . ; ; . : ha appa a us on cwo ceen iy apor tf j ‘uUityY I a ining ’ . ane _ } _ si all de ; : con 1S 8! ifl i 4%. . 1 om } : , ‘ c : Be ; eo Hate unt! Ney +. dizzy trying el 4 ee ert fornia mountain peaks, , —s } + d . J j Ps ’ ' Tete —s 2 . “ - tour. : : eg , POPU) tna must respond , classes has been deprive: rev hs i ? ; es ney had _ Ndividous traditions Col. Carroll en te a eee ey ; Menus opie living in isolated OS lat are Seen from NX } . : {a Inguisne: Fh Litibieca’ 4 Tial oe t iq ra t > : Trae , © . whee : . il - i2as oyhye . r’ ePisnon nfid. : py e*a : 7® i - : yi‘ - 1, ’ eer" ‘ hi on ; ee a ? ] a - *. on , a: ptiong of i : ' Ls rap, j (Uiii lat })/ — : s len A as sub gure Consul-Genera) : aaa ice ‘ | . . eg 4 transportat ; : : 7 \" . * | 2 . | ‘ : . bP da! Wr Ci} ; onls achieve this resu]t. I RBi- | meetawinne ; nvysterious o representative “aa + . ft * ‘ ‘ ‘J ‘ sa / s . ‘ eat 4 °¥* SU 5* ‘4h iis _ & dropped sky, man who) ‘John H. Carroll, ! B tour who objected to | interviews which Shapley, diamonds glisteniag | of untutored Indians, f ervatoryv imnvectod in | ies ‘ r ‘ig : ; oat. § others were sleeping ©T _" ¢ } Inve: ] ; ) 7 ‘come, is ; OS Siages 2 aa ‘idark nebula Hot satisiied, for he wil] heave is exXperiments ov I it may be that the -TY ile hye : line ; bitG ) he ad : ‘ jY° ’ 4 7a 4 j @| +? both itrator an Fu : j ; design : ~ 4 os ; . in turn, are clouds of »mense souch tecedent charge of the of universal] as if ben 9 @aecs mme contineniai J Ou: oo before t+} so itn presupposs earth are 7 is story esseg far aust aps 17c, 3 for 50c : Packer's Tar Soap Soap 4711 White Rose a na ~ Goodwin's Bath Soap gg aiid ial qa. : ranivations here cnarge Of enter- VW here ; fore. i . . > . : nee on ond. Study ‘ f cities iversee or FH. ; . Y : p ; Poe r &ilee list itinuous and the wealthy mining ane Sis great ia a ~ : 4 4 luding Miss Fuller and her : oration, in 74040) Miss M: iV Birk head ijabrielle loch Miss mani, ae lab Reorganizing the Army. plans to pho 1e samy] shin} ‘ a a . } +} which ft ittainmen The oth: ange ‘Tr to Intelligentsia. more a@dvanced [| a¢F rhe arth mn orde to various parts _* fe] lges +s 2 Pf ‘ u ars” A is 4 — Ts r -2 & 7} l is - 8 « —_— sect tually of individual] . g to tring » Inraxin ; —— 11S : 2s. cretar} a he ing for . ~ hh op oe RE aga ‘ s : ee i : i nriigdeé quate J] ii¢ : i | ; 2 g ' : 3 : eee | | OU : t WAS expe ted Hilj I ; 11404 be taa } Li i big j A bai. Sy +4 comm 1Crs éj eaaee (>Ti; = | ’ a ta. | bi i i r} 4 ee ey Sol F ; VU“ nom ié more aqgaval f : . “ ’ ‘ _o- ‘ my) ad > ‘A« — , * a ¥ - = % ln . ir, ores ~ ‘ . . teal . : . " P > -_ i staas n na 17) i The failure n becay rial and e 10 | Scientist Saves He Has Proved MOT! aians call Pogsa or anim: Variation Theory of ceremonies . ia ] , + 4 2 " > ° 4 ‘ation, ; : “ : . . ? ventas rig) } a 0reas a>: ee ait) o> There nO mistaking , So ; oi. . 4 : at : “141 } Frese. [a> Fe pro- their .% . ~ about of +} hrman . _— - Was receding are very except were light enoug! Indian’ had more col- ‘ 4 cominand PB the sharp! Vy chins. med bug! fyi? +) +? disagreement ana resembling vig r ‘ 2st « T = ya : J ; : r , Northwest ne a. i ‘ eels ; oe , pane + ere he ame. tT) ic ; Z yi was the Vainnkg Currency intiatio laine _ , rs , y . Washburn ., : "2 Sarg: . seecrncicst py, mer} ri ave | 1)! iarles B. Daven- nese oraveiy reijecie: yy iZ r, ATtey 14¢4a en: ina di , : : Ngee , “Ee ES i ' ; storm thus : ae , Y owe . -s ~ sare ' lawvers Be > @& pred ri Y arnegie nst ition Oo the first war tivie : ; ttle oa the 7 ‘ i ; 1 , ‘oe showed that : rmrneian ana nitead states ror i i , ‘ } ee wahian s ; ' ae - . ‘ ee “5 with : tenes « i ; | f als rnd . ; T) su piecteq ai hew faile: ’ lz 7 ' rief pre atal : ‘ aitno ign tne ‘ , Pp Ouns Were MAaAGe PYOssihie, an imal , avy - . 2 : . fer , 117) SCcIenciiSts, € ‘ — j oy re ind Miss Be ee Bae . wid a in personnel! tna yb. ife, a long ¢hildhood, a brief re- ele ; rage r than the white race. ‘ ; mar G r ig I ‘ 1 § alk Vv . . — S os . ’ . ‘ : nr ret “ : a = 5 ; .% ee)? ZS } Bed: , yHroVv i iy 4 . ‘ > ¢ ¥. er’) " : Tey } . guit the frain I ( ( 1] ( re hii + wr t+} Cnal , iProMm) ~-\ s . “Ui roe mii ; S TA . P ye 1} li. Ae A P ‘ . 2 ‘ } , v . J . s . ‘ . . ‘ ii- par a” Troes, .* ¢ sattlery Tyi¢ nrote '@) ‘white le. 4 COT fereng peopl ineurget surplus retiring the Gorrie of iderstood that , , ‘7 - lionge skulls uncovered in Bees limit of 3; 29 OG Se ras awe rc ace * . : 32c Energine involve pose them. They jnevitably lose lig s | is A cleaner aa re to use ll authority nd SS 108€ | is Simply amazing. It can be ra- sot; | Sage ee ‘ i1iherity and become the slaves ; ly aine ; Ts | : Pres ; lionally explained -only on _ the , SON Te a cl and good for all - §- ie seventies = In Italy, as in no oth ,; Of the little insidé bosses and gs : : : ; my WATSON DAVIS, 50 ee ra aDrics; &-oz, N MARIE ON THE ; ther country 9sSeS and sub- ground that heretofore it has been ; size: , I] QUEE : yf Oe ay ee x ly to’ the ‘deplorable maneuve E that 3 D 1a! “en Managing Editor Science Service. WASHINGTON, Nov. §$.—Presi- ’ O DENVER, Colo.., NOV. - 8 in ne wo Le aliaire ol capital | ; : >i vew & heuvers 'to their naterlal interest to lag | “ ‘ J { fe i as e s 4 — OBC 4 wknck ss AY T wae >| 3 Of groups and blocs. . nS PHILADELPHIA, Nov! 9.—The den: Coctlige tatay aehee Eat men a Marie of Rumania today | f}and labor regulated bv decree. ! « behind. For an effective picture ee | De iss ax yverno e insitrumen : . san . > tof the stagnation ic as exist- ws i OF “fo c Colgate b. Glycerine ¢ the first woman Ge . ange in | z rt : t of this law is the The absurdity of this avete of the stagnation which has exis | lrefund proposal. He made known U Ss Pp quality wee warranted United States, Mrs. Ne] ijle iay- | i aASCIST ia VOT corporations, in| in the fa ve 6 tt : uss fa siem ed in law and legal methods for the earth have been ‘through the W hite House spokes- ee ; boarded | which a nation-wide sy ; ii ct that tne fate of hi -entury. it > pure; special Wednes- p Ross of Wyoming ins ye ; ee hation-y “ syndi | ebttcmie depends nie the sediclen more _e & century, . is” ge tool through the map his desire that party lines be i> SOO i ales i > t > : » | a Ae ° "on & te + “o) nar “4 1¢ . day, per rs C train at Casper. y . sc ‘. hi es ting avers orm or | of these individuals Visa Matin bary Only to compare it ae t measurements of the velocity of ‘forgotten in consideration of the E fo = to enver. roc ct e occupation, Its rouped. '.,:. rasa) sv eres ni ep 37 ither fields dur- . £ . yei , . - noon for the trip t age ee sagt uy . Pp immortal principles’ which are ¢ gress ade ir o e le] ur light by Prof. A..A. Mich 'proposal by Congress, 1] mmonia Ross is head of a state oniv iit Fas: Ist ré gim € put OV. er this mrrT ar - : ‘ si > Ai *h al t the same period. Indeed, a thes sik J s Ae the ° Ps te 1elson, of , It was disclose d also that the in : on —— iia lS Oi tJ - CTH if . 7 : 3 > T iu ‘a ] , ’ : | a : "a Powdered Ammonia pee always tly smaller than Ru mania with | mY gram. c : 2 ine lit era] democ ratic he obtained by the § niversity of Chicago, which tax credit plan announced ; - Ree Se eT ‘apital an labér _ , 7 oo ipsy Hothing but a men- mn ; Sy ainsi: Pc : . . Aiii d Aja i alia sa WU il Tio 2 - Ha ’ - “ae : _ : Be SP } : fresh; economical to use; spe- ee -ieva é © ie he y 7 Such 0b sa ng pt se the National 2 8 7 sie ae ae yes'erday by Secretary Mellon wus , ave more than ‘ + ,-of arr. , : epee. . > Ea — (Tavei » a convenient new size of neful that here Wo. 8 ae : cage tt % a menfarv duties UR present syS.iem O71 ‘rom one point to the othe 1 PROF ALBERT A Means Committee before recom- * Fond ‘ q : ine " th: ees at. OY oa . ; i i =} i i ae Me ; ; a aa if sili { Lite’ Lf rs ° . — 92 a ogy Toilet or re of the bi aa ae gs - rted ban aeogas : wt joa gay jus‘ice was taken would be possible to measure wilets ah: nese mending how the surplus should ath Soap; limit of a fore Marie left Ducharest. Fae Bees o i aan a ; Sngland about 150 ago, . oe ae Beit : be re ne : / . nt C flareup came ie, t0CKOU : aS ae: a ee 7 oT a+ nditions | accuracy a distance of)... ; done. but the tendency of sa returned to the taxpayers. GOZ.$ GOREN «.0cscscvces =e = ” ond CORt Of BERL years oas-—— ce ~ . Serle lil is € ic > Bit eciure. its OU Ss i } ; i Cv a rn, iT) elie ; ; ; : . . ul -UTie Ss he 1} ’ ] ; : >. ; ota ‘ es. Tollet Geo ee awstual a Redinwins’ ser 3 : re j ner ne in ' ieee — ng was done. In un that ften one gold or diamonds in CGulana , N: — had thi } sgra ose yeoseecellg i Einstein theory of |+rail breaks up into two or m Hinterland, but the Indians shewed > sooner Had this pian become - program f national col les and told me that w: is | PUDHC than rumblings of disap- parts where they found then | proval were heard from the Capitol discover “But in the dey ths ef the jungle | at the wag ate eng of Fenner primitive be- avenue. Senator Smoot (Rep.) of ed In-| Utah, chairman of the Finance folk. | (“ommittee, which would handle wit; | any tax bill, indicated that he di‘ forcheadis| 2°t approve the general proposi- dark. | tion, but hi cautiously refrained for|from comment pending a more complete study. } “Politics,” Says Norria, Accusing both Repub leans and They speak | Democrats with playing politics on and grun's. ee e tax qnestion, Senator Norris of and several an- |X eb raska. Republican the | leader, said any treasury I h2- | s! ould hie devoted te — n public debt. The comment of (Dem.), s O00 nildh , ° , concerning the influence added the extreme va‘ve-| @ BURN RE mie projected. |r; ATTNE enerel ce tne | Mat undersone more change and/proipnged training for the period | Concemils " * ; licises Col. Carroll. 3 aetna ime eee , > A rib he functio is of the; jwani ted a gree rit ; B maturity hen YW: ) best | | be ay : nsintre - Se needs, Wednesday will fan f T y bonds | .,.54;-;; . oe ts glint (the i : > weather on the earth. our Indians : . ‘ is ? 3 ’ ~ #h me Seattle, J. B. Ayres who sald ;' ion or the == + | ] a a ui inte } me 2 5 £13464 bg ee . fe . ic en % apr bin qi a a q} Ovo , ‘) ay ali ‘ : presente qd th et _— Motor ( t - : @ , > = . soli os re ense ag he aRtli« . . ublae riy ing ile yed © iiisac't occupa limieuiaie exec nomic 13 OT ie i cog nt ic ice. Couid ther: ‘ i I mi- er ‘ ryinjlz Ee that a a , , | 1! - much hgn ri A ‘’ ™ : ) , . ,iiHo8 ri¢ ae - pwFrin u: commeiitar} Vv , y- ‘ ’ Mefsovern | 3 a ve aunt ‘ , . - ia . } ; ; : ee = = " i 2 ’ ,; o - ‘ ~ s . vir oe 24 i | f , ; ‘ gy’ . ; &a | pounds ster! nerican a es animated ts agnifi- | cai he law, and the m | : “pag 1 aati Bee zation in Ame? : said ; | i Le J hal | , } I iid ia he i ee as . ’ : * ‘ L oo Wiil eacri- 6 re - intinne ft! lare not t) liver o dea i : : Las Juaiciai He ' v4 . ** > ~ . “# 1 . | ‘i soO1in!) was ike i : .s id : ' Wan} 7. 1 rie ; “> 7 = > ve " at: @eintiorn nT a / . * jaa j iVLasSlili GALEN bist Lia Re ; os ae between couurts, hie! cets nada anc pt r Eengiand. fe to ej, epoch c | Mussolini nomic policy ceived Hs A ain & rhe ONnOM ‘nore af refund me fenders nog +} ARTY citeation, this nac| SLOW GEER GUNNERS CBT [asm 6 retential mice, of melts ee ; 2 RECEIPTS AT LEAGUE BAR niroteuns and coal de-| 38.) The refund would total about tthe 7 an our ‘ Brew and Cof- pected to reach at Per ° rf sav for @tir. that hour in! Carrol! o¢ +a ** . , stat Profit in fee; Business Falls Off of Cent in 1926. REPHRI IM AN PAATITION LFA9S eats General Revision Now. Blank- ri Not Much plaids with tars decisively ai! 4 sacriti a ts cotton- "OoxBo- k plaids lav- and ank- ock Drs : 95 s Covers. M ai vers musi; 1.95 a” © nr Sis» a button block plaids: with bound ends. All-Wool Comforts —filled with pure lamb’s wool and covered with good quality printed 6a- teen with plain border, double-bed size; 87, 95 each Down Comforts Double-bed size Comforts filled + geen Sanitary down and covercd “th heavy printed Sateen; plain $14. 95 border., Each... F iin Pillows 20x27-inch Pillows, are well filled with new ive goose feathers and covered with heavy art ticking: good $3 35 quality, each, ° Third Fleer Mat- {f un- taped n-fast To Visit North Carolina. eeen Marie has i . on of the { the in- North ‘efter days rest in change in a visit to Sanitari- of the De- Marie was given t Glacier Feet In- ing Star.” was piven ing tribal ; lleana Maid's ind was e liked wore accepted overnor of ‘+ *.«¢ %4. 6 t] saad slate juest of Over Quee ns Hew ption in Chicacx Caco. Nor “i i") , ' (> Aa 1? : CAFO 8 humanian citi- leaders fentinued on Page =. The oth riving | Fascist appear necessary. peo- ple are actuated in this p: with perfect discipline, marvelous fervor. The entire nation works today in passionate ardor fo success economic The first results are already visib ers will] not be long in ar- A nat wants to win, and that col- lectrvely knows how inevitably accompis Parliament Passive. $+}, baat 7 of this - iON ana ilu bviou ~ th at a} simply the fruit of And one of 10n cw Se changes are revolution. the first victims of revolut been the ~'tadan ‘arhament particularly, the ‘ ber of Deputies correspon: ding to the American House of ‘ “ese nta- Lives. y more “ham some nation’s ‘“hamber, house, as originally been nothing but Mussolini low « 4" eo ynetruc ted has an institution where comes and sits, and, indeed, quite bored, while the new proposed in the Fascist party coun- laws looks | NEW DEVICE R'VES SIGNAL FOR DISABLFD SUBMARINES British Admiralty Considers Com- pressed Air Buoy Ptaced Out- side of Conning Tower. fated Pre Nov msidering Asam LONDON, the ee ‘ and ec locat and ing aAarines T } a i +} . Ira re Lilt SUTria invention of of +h | consists a submarine ©2 . _ contrains - al ae means yo! which rescuers and the! npri soned men can communicite. | rockets, a lightin | stena) he ‘ whe cir %. 1 pas +s4 6,1. >8. also holds > atus and a to a ts . £ phone, | | glisH system Pius i! merican : . | >) tié¢s ry } ‘nange 4 aS poiucai lerive of a ei | their stat | “proce ureur d « >e,T us from fo reflect t the t ental change, which we have r ined SYS out fundan we fees rY? Ai WSbsd of a Judge i! hamperin stice in another common. Hardly a noted jea | | police will Lg ire nch | u i’ of the Bourbon | ‘shown | They exe | somebody else or| seldom id r} Lice compiain not nobody s turn, 4, Musiness LO WOTK AWYERS to govern the rest id regulate our concerns. ed et the they i» rot pavol iy ngness tg professions, the or willl and reguiate 'T suspect it is ingness than have | indi! ; a ling a SYREN rhich pout remode was providing Llent is right hetfer Wak machin will. man has to do your Hows mitt for your feelings in PAUL Y. bring legai er) job for you h consideratio ioing of ANDERSON, ‘(he Line ie (6the Aseociaited Prva ecre’ary Mellon ; ' GEN EVA, Switzeria IN NEW GREEK PARLIAMENT. he did ai seeepiy ae DE nkers hea — ee: - | revision at the I emp mn the receipt ; h | Count of Batlots So Far Indicates | gion of Con uingaeane rhe | n f Ongress, explaining that Party wit Have 140 of | under President Coolidge’s Pian the 2857 Seats. “with the Treasury and taxpayer both protected we can fairly await further experience under the rev. act of 1926.” necewgity that we do noe ovr Gevernment to an un- nd fisea’ wlicy for the future present the Govern. ‘nt treating ifs ‘axpayers fairly +n any particular year in which fovernment revenues are over. ‘abundant.’ he continued in a fer- imal sta’ ement. ,oeren Sow Assen bly a Bi Marguerite last fou! art by ts ated Pres , : ted YS Wo. 4 *} rda« cy * aat }y- general elertic ehould not [ bellewe itn a] ee 4 | war Gebt reduction the program settled after the sage but I do not beliewe in the ender: bens ‘hestetenat cae to the the Greek , — | dustry A baiance should be mai: tained between deb’ reductions and ,tax reductions which ts fair to aij , | Interests in our country. “We know we shal! have « eon. Neftther ~ fT f,eT) | serve dissolut those drinks as there : Assembly, were ” 6 be a candidate. ion permitted ithe di . tue ‘ ontinued on Page oA

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i “PSpAY TENIN “ | Gg? PAGE 22 | : ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, TUCESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9. 1926. STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH | CONGRESS AND ELECTIONS IF WE UNDERSTOOD EVERYTHING. = trange. is it not, to learn from Foch that it is ' ag : | Constitution, providing that the states shall prescribe a Sent slatures to provi | S 41s nators and : = s . . pir ) ne gere | ae ‘i : a | save and often LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE completely. the pe a ee : ee er = oe :ensely unimpor- In > The name and address of {Pr auine ; is 7 : 2 m: as i augn i : . mingue rit o€ mast accompany every conirioution, © it fourteenth ame ) t. 3 at : 7 are Datiied : 4 Sut Oe : ; ’ : ; * a “ 2% . - ~ . & ; “hb oa 4s f% r 73. 3.38. on request = f be = tpncants deral Government -h and agonirs fers mot exceeding STITT TION A! : "] ow ) 9) — - a : ; ee. ‘ 4 . s . , is one thing Pi so . . * v4 : " \ a cal ’ bieax en, 1° of tae Pp: ‘ay s out- ach house to judge of the qualif i }, S HACKETT. x ) _ | gould merely inform you that . os ; > « , 3 . —— + es > - -- G2 Pr who has it ion of the manner in glamorous stag: ure of those dear, romanti : Gbe Latin cos nat 3 et : s —y im attic $0 happtly : "7 ee ee AL AA Dy = , , ier . , CP Be Mp «dig er g ae Th. , ee Oe seg ‘ é. , 5 3 . “ _ is\ a . Par C f at as 4 S " , , i 3 ‘ 3, aes Ce, Mather hy ; ” me 5 aren ' : ‘ P > ¥ Sh Leteeaa cs os PLAY , ~e* tions 0 reh the ent tactics Ol .oOVeMaasineg eae Sr - 4 lk « ’ love 12 . had eo with «ch dei ica- swmer flared with suem t =s ey | 3 ~ —— a? « * is : ; ee 7 amb 7 = y was a negative shake ber head and a broad mmise as} . . ‘ y ~ hat the body would ef whom the President bat ® mated a the ashes taken a cilin tne fer sherry. but the gourmands demand aM ke Gane : ports arke: ri opinion. On March & “ae -e* York for interment im che 4 ee ES Oats | ne “ould u nd wh h ‘was ser ‘at! Clymer of Pennsyivamia ose : i! | ‘o¢dlawn Ceme- ey ae cdaiainkla ae inc: aaatee ‘ vent nlbossion 8) rie my © mic yk pencbabigetny « ¥ 4 il: YY a sa age ‘3 Rianne ae Pea a 2 ee SOLOS ED aes ph bs ie : Os . $ iy 5 5 gaa Pane wal mplain of mye! rom the radio the House articles of tmpese in | THE LAST STRAW. uate Be ke \D gidialc Waa, ies cee tn le ce ee ee 0 Belknap On the same day BMMMMMEMr Hackett's Wines made him w- wise iS FOr i ja i -) Sa ¥ ic si «Site rnd i 3@F mean, i wt aS died Signed as Scre‘ary . War, and G ware 2 week ago that he would : , ' Bs cepted his resignatior ae . . make a scheduled ap- However. pro onatineie —— Brac: snorrew before Ming n April 4. 1876. the Howse ge ind Queen Mary ted their impeachment § — = : ce Senate and Chief Jui the =i pecees te Gur country? We fust emerre 4 TEM GL on rument de- ‘* ee oe On . , on Gee ; : | ail Senators to GB BMe@er at Stratford-on-Avon. %¢ from a great nes a ae a, . Rie ; ight of babies, however ordinar: sla ? ‘Ilia 14 \ eats ackslid \ ein? ? : Tae : 5 | : - ache Das ven 2ms 20 itl .o . “lem bers o a court for the ae . e ‘he one which was recently safe for democracy’ 3 we ber true ill ous Rames, ther proceed with et is not lost tod reigns. the Govrernmen “ee Sa ttine Pines “SCR charges. involving the takiag Democrats like the Karolyis, Kollantay brimet; ath ; ashakine ie. at Washingt 2s | Se - oo oe ough the streets a young : satel : : totaling $25,000, were pushall | and others, and not only we'c 2. 7 te eae 2. : iinet one tees vista ess fc: eee? | = : : rose Is al dlalia:” itelaeiadie aut 0 a8 Ponce } re 4 ruse aL So a: ym At 1. 36 for t= toady to Queens. Sand ‘ Seog _—" , le Wear, | .-& Beat At sigh: Pe rere pa ce a : ne ina £4 pS are & sen ia. part of 'S against it, though sbowmg Om sacks—democracy’s ¢ nsiste hall this t! : ; ners go dc to their doom, if they will, fi: hel ie ie ss, e shoe anes rortumate: » ‘ : | . Ee ; ‘ ; Bis . a sins a priv te cttizen he abn ¥ se _—_—- Satisfied With Hou Conditiensa 2 — ‘ . $ J . ' n » meth 56457 0 : ab vite S i ye Tks - we * sf? } © . , . } - . . - — » = —— ss , . . am doing !t too nally I will own the Kz - | of 3 | ee rent. living in ~ * - > 3 af. Abrahamoiowsky— ~—saee i. ~ eh eee nee ets . . ee @A 2 - nv and oppressic White folks ‘tre * err wt as I can see. Lox »ouses going up : it os Pane ie ) | * : ame AS , ‘ ' ere ens ney . ; : ’ from euch fa “a2n rent anywhere Ba > eig? pO. PuUoiciy GL in sees tnere | : : | : it sy oO the n ee tT ae roo fs. They are "vet as crowded ” a . ‘ f ITS i , {.a% se bie ' - | , = a | _ : ; : it ' : . s% ‘ a - - . ~TIL.AN/-ER THIW _ H. 4 7 We have good scho , _ | ee ee en , ; : : | OFTEN and we al Knew that mostiy all of the tates a: geod. And tastivy if we don” 1! . we are treated bere, we are f=« — Ler ty Marsha. *‘ liam Ske’ e Ren - — al eave the city, dot cant eee ho shoots apeeders, says | as | —— a 7 fends 1 : maha Rooney : = ov. 6 Moentnaicn for are treated sc ha: “P could r eile 4 ae - és | a ) — : : 10 Use | , —— — eri , heught a house ° qe SPOS OC 8 SOBCeTU relief } i minmunityr ;{ . A to — ‘= ' , ine | a x “ tg -e a ' — = > 3 —" 2 ie ei ‘ = ' . : =: ef a * who sing a — 4 Caledonia for te rent te as many? as é oi “ a we S Lala , . ~ a ‘ . ; . : . : ea UR am

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TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9, 1926 PRINCESS ASTRID GIVEN ALFRED J. SIEGEL'S WIDOW GREAT WELCOME BY BELGIANS; — GETS BULK OF HIS ESTATE Swedish Bride of Crown Prince Life Income Bequeathed Her; Two Leopold in Brussels for Re- Sone A ligious Marriage. re the Ultimate “ Beneficiaries. By the Associated Press. a §.—Notables By the will of Alfred J. Siegel, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SOCIAL ACTIVITI ‘ NOTHER large debutante _.97.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _— PAGE 2” frecovered from the injuries sus- | Funeral arrangemens have not French Coast Towns Preparing for been completed. pending the ar- Visitors. rival of relatives. | HENRY §, TUTTLE, 76, DIES The funeral of Henry 8. Tuttle, A ———- HPNNTER CHARMING A f SILHOUETTE ARTIST AND FORMER ST. LOUISAN DIES A. H. Harrison of Los Angeles Succumbs to Pneumonia when on Visit to Relatives Here. A. H. Harrison, 62 years old, sil- A és DEBUTANTE ' the Assoctated Press. NICE, Nov. 9.—The Prench Ri- |viera, for generations the winter | playground of Europe, expects one |of the busiest and gayest seasons function of the week is the tea, from 4 to 6 o'clock this wrNOT “RST LOVE” > Akins’ Adaptation of Sach Latin Quarter Com- ty Opens in New York. th: Associsied Press. MIPNDON, Nov. 9.—Queen Mary | mors a joke as well as the King. | , Returning from the | en has been telling friends of | Scotland, ith some of the retired roy- | The MIRROR Qiem: s:om she nes known | | @ee years. In one cottage PUBLIC OPINIO! | e the ei asked a grandmother about | Moria Mary, age 20. and was as- THE ENGIJSH CASE AND BELKNAP: ET! Was still at Home. From the Brooklyn Eagle. | TR aes “ Fi : EDERAL JUDGE GEORGE W. Bi. oon . eas : GLISH of the Eastern District of MBs’ heard o' nane |nois, impeached by the House of HKG the “granny” replied. to be tried by Span after thought sh: United States Senate, has resigned Th Nee Your Majest) fire. Because actions speak louder Qj © @ wife for the words, despite his formal assertion thay is innocent of corruption and tyranny, | resignation will commonly be regarded ja confession, What to follow? Wa ps yet””’ ranny’s” neighbors say the | ; (ington indications are that all proceed i will dropped. Prebably they will en's reply was a negative shake ber head and a broad smile as Walked away. | But the evasion by resignation of hnp 'ment, which incapacitates a man from ' holding an office of trust and profit m4 | future, if he is convicted, is a juggling i justice not to be commended by love law. | The Your Majes- | and then. asked: is ther’ ony ! Prince o1 | sentatives and about is CREMATE HAGKETT'S BODY | i's Ashes Will Be Taken From) is to New York for Burial. it Associa’yc Frese. | RIS, Nov. §—Members of the | muy Said today that there would | case is a close parallel of t@@iito funeral services in Paris for Gen. William Worth Belknap, a brave Mime K Hackett, who died yes- |dier, who was Grant's Secretary 0’ y, but that the body would | and of whom the President had & “iitremated and the ashes taken: high opinion. On March 2, 1876, ReCMiRNew york nick takin in tiie: sentative Clyiner of Pennsylvania MOVOSMMMiy vault at Woodlawn Ceme- the House articies of impeachment 4&4 Belknap. On the same day Belknap signed as Secretary of War, and Grant’ cepted his resignation. However, proceedings were not drove On April 4, 1876. the House managers sented their impeachment papers at : ©@ Ina of the Senate and Chief Justice Waie . emnly swore all Senators to do jus. members of a court for the trial. charges, involving the taking of ™ totaling $25,006, were pushed. But. vote on Aug. 1, 36 for impeachment’ 25 against it, though showing a general lief that the charges had been sustae Was not two-thirds and so Belknap ¥& quitted. Most of the Senators who to help him out did so on the quest Jurisdiction, halding that having 7 and being a privute citizen he could 1e@ ‘impeached legul-y The action of Presi Grant in accepting the resignation wa nounced by opposition newspapers all It was not much criticises where it was commonly Uae stood that Gen. Relknap’s wife was thes . ho had vielded to temptation and that, General was shielding her in acce punk, bea ' . Hackett’s illness made him mt a week ago that he would Mtabie to make a scheduled ap-. mence tomorrow before King) ® and Queen Mary in Lon-' scene from ‘“‘Macbeth” | Pthe aid of the Shaksnearean | Mier at Stratford-on-Avon, to e the one which was recently | i. i LE SEXTET AT CHURCH) | ema Pastor Introduces De- | | Parture in Sacred Music. oP? Areociated Press. SBURG, Cal., Nov. 9.—Uku- | a Pinch-hit for the pipe organ ae COMmunity church of this Bra: California town. A ukulele | eet thrums liturgical music and ® the congregation in pealm-— mOg at Sunday services. eee Rev ©. C. Champlin, pastor, mits installation “uke” as a de- il ; - » s+ ithe countrs -_ } +7? Was! ington, ,f the murce of sacrs are even though nes wav : : . &O* as es by the . . te ti > ba at mf - - If the Senate ae fT, dulcimer, timbrel, sackbut - LA . : cer Aegeaeeggpecne Seg Case of Judas English qt = so on A hals Reeociated with sacred motivated chiefly by a desire mc in ¢} Bib} he e . : .; = re Lae 0 eve ; ie disagreeable duty | at : a a » duty. E2tion has Isauded the pas- | PTiginalitr. The ukulele sex- | ' =n will be increased to a ga- ) Fron 4 of 24 picces. O @ Steamship Movements. impeached George Washingto"m’ | Judge GG watteen 4 ‘i ; im it is s¢ ‘ 1tB& if ~~ AywnaA proadauced tela — IMPEACHMENT OF JUDGE ENG the American Review of Revie’ * | 1 the House of Repres® aps a8 * Orchestr. Tr} Associate: Arrived. York, Nov. 8, © Glasgow. York, Hamburg. Tork, Nov. &. © from ire Noy Tor , ie PUR OW NH Prees the United States District - r the Eastern District of Illinois Hy = of 806 to 62. There are five articles ia indictment, charging the Judge with ny and oppression, with partiality ane ' ‘eiving pecuniary oe from such favoritem, with using P nd indecent language, and with other kinds of misbehavior and m isd 2m office. Accusations against Judge were laid before the House tweg St Louis Post-Dispatch tak ative In February, 1925, @ spe ttee of the House was appointed ee @ witnesses in Iino pe = recommended impes*"aag °5. in the present year. ™ Committee, after considering: evidence, recommended impeach mea the House impeached Judge Ené ‘a Week later. Transylvania | Nov. &,, Cleveland | Oritism. with re Conte Bian- Genoa De Grasse from OT , . Noy, Samaria ary York ¥re Nov é + & from m York. armmania ‘er exainined sailed. Noy iz OU tnairn / oO, York. . Astow n, Nov Tork. . ~ “OV. ©, Caledonia for | ' Green, | John Leigh Green of 12 Kingsbury ;not been decided upon. |Green are among the most popular | latest / Bennett's Me. i. Westmoreland | froup | Lammer’. | Mrs. ‘tea at 'name Woods. debutante daughter of Par- | the Unity. 7, Celtic for: afternoon, at which Miss June Morgens, attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Henry Mor- gens, will make her bow. The af- fair will be given at the Morgens home, 4435 Westminster place. The debutante and her mother will receive in the living room which has been embellished in the numerous bouquets sent by friends. Miss Morgens chose for her com- ing-out party a gown of pale blue velvet combined with silver lace, and will carry an armfu! of pink roses and blue delphinium. The tea table in the dining-room, to be presided over by a group of the buds, is to be in pink, with pink roses forming the center- pieces. Those invited to serve in- | clude Miss Martha Love, Miss Julia Klipstein, Miss Anne Kennard Wal- | lace, Miss Elizabeth Ruth Mec Woods, Miss Dorothy Miss Edith Peters, Miss Marjorie Niedringhaus, Miss Sally Green, Miss Roccena Baldwin, Miss trude Catlin, Miss Kathleen Ryan. Miss Elizabeth Margaret Rumsey. Allen, luncheon will of Miss of Mr. A debutante given in honor daughter and Mrs. Thomas Jefferson =ov. 17, at place, by Drummond, Chase. Another similar debutante party (is planned for Miss Sally Green by Mrs. Carl F. G. Meyer. The date has The Misses of the season's debutantes. Their tea 10 days ago was one of the most attractive of the autumn. and ‘heir Honolulu costume party Nov. Hote! | : Miss | Elroy, Miss Helen Martha | Maxwell, | Ger- | Scudder and Miss | be | Marian | Mrs. ; | | —Kandeler Photo. MISS JUNE MORGENS., M Mr. and Mrs. William H. Mor- gens of 4435 Westminster place, will make her debut this aft- |ernoon at a tea given by her moth- er at their home. Miss Morgens is a graduate of Mary Institute and ‘completed her education at Miss ' 17 at the Coronado Hotel promises | to be an innovation In entertaining. Three parties are ; ' in prospect ' to compliment Miss Edith Peters, | to be announced is Hotel Chase the eventng of Dec 20, the nature of the affair to be innounced later. Mrs. Clarence Curby, of 4 Washington terrace, will give a theater party for her Nov. 15 and a similar affair wil! be given Nov. 23 by Miss Ruth Johnston, an aunt of the debu ante. A group of St. Louisans will go East this week for the Yale-Prince- ton football game, to be played at Princeton, Saturday. Mrs. W. N. Bemis of Hotel Chase and her daughter, Miss Hannah Bemis, wil! join Mr. and Mrs. Bemis’ daughter, Miss Dorothy, who attends Miss Schoo: in Millbrook, N. Y., and their son-in-law and daugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Battle. Warrington Baldwin place, who hag at Princeton, will take debutante daughter, Miss Roccena. and Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Leland of 30n the Elise sons at Princeton, will be in as wil) Miss Mary daughter of Mr. Mrs. Martin Lammert Jr., del] boulevard. Mrs Claude 8S. Kenncrly Portiand place will entertain 22 fuests at a theate~ party ‘in honor of four of the debutantes Miss Mart‘. | Miss Gertrude Catiin, Tove. Miss Mariorie Niedringhaus and Miss Clarissa Dyer. 4 @ dance will Hotel Chase. Invitations have been sent / follow at mnno 7314 Westmoreland drive for the Aaughter, Miss Helen, The Affair will be given at tre Frampton home Nov. 30, from 4 ¢ 8 o'clock. with a tea dance for ‘he debutantes and their escorts to fol- | THE | 6:30 to 7:30 o'clock. Miss Helen low from of Marth ker H. Woods, appears on the ca-d and she will share honors Miss Frampton. The Artists’ Guifd has issued in- | ‘vitations for a reception and pri-| vate view of its fourteenth annul | xhibition Saturday evening at S ‘clock. The gallery will be open rom 1 to 5 o'clock except Tues- o f The hours for Sunday 4afe + days. | from S$ to 5 o'clock. | Mr. and Mra. J. G. Taylor Spink of Polo Drive departed Monday for the East. They will go to Atlantic City after spending a week in New York, returning after Thanksgiv- ing. Mr. Kurtzeborn tions for the daughter, Jones. and Ciaren Monday. Nov. e \ ' ‘ the vitamin 4 catsup Sié-si8 At ALL HOSIERY INCLUDED AT “The Store That Sells Nice Things HENRY A. WEIL Wednesday—Our Great Semi-Annual Sale of . MILLER Beautiful Shoes OLIVE ST Jo Discount AND BUCKLES 10% DISCOUNT NOTHING RESERVED | at exactly 10°o less than This great Semi-Annual Sale offers, without re- striction, our entire stock of ultra-smart I. Miller Shoes, including every new model recently received, and our entire stock of beautiful Hose and Buckles, (Early Attendance Will Assure Wider Selection) present marked prices. ho - filed yesterday, the bulk of his es- uette artist and a former resi dent of St. Louis, died of pneu- monia Sunday at St. Mary’s Hos- tate is left in trust of his widow, their : The Swedish Minister was | threw her arms | Arriving in Brussels the Princess | LONDON, Nov. 9.—Prince Hen- ry, the King’s third son, does not. these days, as he has been “cram- | ~Sniders } Mrs. Anna L. Siegel, 5565 Lindell | pital. boulevard, and-the St. Louis Union| He was employed by the St. Louis Chronicle for many Years. At _ the time of his death he was em- | ployed by the Los Angeles Express ‘and was visiting two brothers and a sister here. Mr. Harrison was injured three years ago in Richmond, Va., when he jumped from the sixth floor of | Trust Co. for the benefit of Mrs. Siegel, who ts to recetve the in- fcome for life. Two sons, Raiph W. and Hoy Siegel or their heirs, are the ultimate beneficiaries. If Mrs. Siegel should renounce | |'Trade of the Chamber | be at 2 p. m. tomorrow from Maple the will and prefer to take her! -nine hotel and never entirely! 76 years old, organizer and secre- | tary of the Furniture Board of | of Com- merce for the last 38 years, will! Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church, Maple and Belt avenues, to Bellefontaine Cemetery. He died of uremic poisoning yes- terday at his home, 605% &Sartmer avenue, after a long filiness. is survived by his widow, ; Cape Martin ‘town and city on ‘azure coast is preparing to enter- |tain a large number of visitors. The raifway station here is being én- Scores of ‘hotels are being renovated; dozens of new ones are being bullt and the in its history. From Frejus and 8St. Rapnael to larged and improved. and Menton, beautiful the He |farmous beach promenades Mrs. wealth and beauty disport them- every where Leona Carpenter Tuttle, and six} selves under gentie winter sunlight are being improved. daughters. dower interest then the remaining interest shal] be held itn trust for the sons or should she remarry only | one-third of the estate is to be ‘held for her. A bequest of $2500 |was made to Mr. Siegel’s mother land a like amount to his widow’s parents jointly. No estimate of the value of the property was made. Mr. Siegel, who died Nov. 1, was president of the Manchester Bank of St. Louls and of the Huttig Sash & Door Co. HANDKERCHIEFS for CHRISTMAS Monograms must be ordered now! Linen Importers Since 1882 Olive St. & Taylor Av. COZY GLOW $7.50 to $9.50 DEON ST. LOUIS ODEON REET EEE: eer YMPHON 5 ORCH ESTRA ¥ EX-MAYOR KIEL SAYS: ‘‘Support vour orchestra and perpetuate one of St. Louis’ noblest institutions.’’ ene tne a oe oe Attend the Concerts This Week Wed. at 3 (Young People) Friday at 3 (Symphony) Sat. at 8:30 (Symphony) Sunday at 3:15 (Popular) Call 1004 Olive. Phone, JEtterson 84;° a © + 23% aimee iene Oriental Rugs; In Biblical History & Art in weaving was practiced in the house- hold of the ruling Pharoah, whose Gaughter found Moses SIMPLEX SUNBOWL $7.50 to $X > Other Heaters Priced As Low GAS YWweevrv , § te Today we are d mS even more x Oriental! Rugs than the ones that graced the temples of Egypt.............. and our prices are very moderate ii. BABA Opposite Scrugrs on 10th isplaying Inagniticent arly Morning— Use an Electric Heater Why shiver in a cold room while waiting for your turnace tire to heat up/ Piug na Cozy Glow or Simplex Sunbowl and start the day in comtort.’ An electric heater is 1ust about the most convenient electrical appli- ance you can have It warms the bed room while you dress, takes the chill oft the bath- room and stands, beamsn oe breaktast, warm an j like the sun, while comtortable. The st part ot 1t allis— an electric heater costs no more to operate than your electric 1ron, PHONE YOUR ORDER MAia 3220 or visit our store and make your selection. We havea make and size heater to suit your needs at a price that tits your budget. Easy Payments on your Light Bill 1zth and Locust Webster Groves « - Wellston - « St. Charies and all other branches ID | in|the bblindihes f U Ry Ff Oo N E L E CTRI © LIGHT AND POWER CO. FELDS BASEMENT ) “R610 to B/8 WASP NGTON AVF Extraordinary Anniversary Sale of Higher-Priced mad and Guawt I .S o-9 & S:4 nw hue GS BACs | BB SEGRE UE Here’s a Sale of Hats that will live long in memory. 1400 to choose from, all in copies of this season’s smartest styles and in every color and every wanted head sizé. conservative in stating they are Worth Special! 400 Large and Extra Large Head Sizes for Misses and Ma- trons Included. Two and Three Times Price Felt Hats Satin Hats We're really Lyons Velvets Metallic Hats S>tin-and- Metallic ata Sw

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AA - _ : ING. X : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __..___ ees ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _— SUESDAY, EVENING, OCR —— | EIS . ee. } ' — ULIGES WL PASS eb a moon we} sees ME AY TERN & UR == sit Ti ADVERTISEMENT : HANANS PLANS. STomerow wit S. E. CORNER TWELFTH AND OLIVE STREETS ogee FOR MEETING i Pe “4 ea > we. re. - "St at? 5 | ns hee ~Clet - W Lik Py ae F . J Marie and Princess | 4s ws : ee) a? to & 56a 3 2 R am ~~ f iat 3 —_? . - fieana rTiwa}. it /. ) , : VENT No. 3 is another one-day super special. ..this time an offering of Rugs at rock: | : : a bottom prices. Such quality, such rich color. such value. vou have never before seem ow—will be carried out bo 2c and its satin at such low prices as these. ‘Take advantage of this offering... .supply your floorcoveriag MEO °° Liia-ea by the needs Wednesday... These special prices for one day only. 4 Committee. G ac PAE LEA NN. Se agp 8 ORs Ot emt Ri Quae oe RAI ee 05 RE NE ENE NE a ERIE Se PORE. Rl Use an earthen- ware teapot, and =... .-. » : 1 - SSS 3 3 Pee eetD ORO ence trieml of. Mr. Coolidee. I] +: SSS . Sa ee Se ; ; ne es ie ee Detee attains thes erove if aS Sa SRE Wednesday Morning at 8 O'Clock each cup of tea == = plan had not been fit | , a > SS aS: eros required. | SR eee RID AAS AAAI NS TRENT Tt.>9 6 RG et R=: lll ARE Aatigs eee Tenge —_ . Rat te ye Mie o> a Sat 1 v Q yh OBE 5 2 ee UE Man mapy K 6 = Se oe y x , Se F mPa ¢ . — QUEEN TO MEET FIRST WCMAN GOVERNOR TODAY fT mred frem Pace 37 ee eT ee es a Rs Be sure you pour the water into the teapot the moment tt boils. Only fresh bowing water can bring cut the true fiavour of the tea. Hot water is nouse. Water that has been boiling for some time does not give the best results ‘This its important if you want a really good cup of tea. whos eee fy é Wr, ‘et Ay : ae es se Oe Oe cea rat? ide ; 5 BER mn i bide. 4 re T «tee eA . g s “Ste aE a aS oe ) ee ee | Ne Py * Ante oe pt ee oe ey ae: Bigg 2 AL pies. ace! as es. Oy he Neat 5 A a no Bir 2S bee cian Ri. y . PERS My! 4 Pity iris hier aac iy 8 EES gt apres Bai eatre 13 ih OR Ca ef Judge Joseph R David refucec fi Suy Your 4 ome. He said the Rumazia: [| Floorcovering Bis the ton to goa reams of Ministers : Now — 5 oo BS econ Eine to 5 | | infuse. Putalittle ~*~ M delegation of Amer:- ff} cream or-miik into ®so 0s: s-=-5~= = = (whet Read These Bargains each cup before ~..”™~ ee eageees = , | | pouring outthetea, ° ~ ~ —— — = A A A ae NR Pay Ooty $2 a Month — COOLIDGE WANTS | ee eG a ae | | BOT HPARTIES’ AID Eee ‘acill tae ae gn | t Wonder | é FOR TAX REFUND ‘Pay Only $1.50 a ‘Month ' or ares [ee Veseor ie coibe si cnleoek hy 3 ee re oi ai 4 = <= . ; s iy hibcclllahiadlininaideshs ht POLAR BR hada i ae ~~ 4 econ Sxtrecaavy 9x12 Seamless Axminsters ee ¢ Sf Gr ve i ’ Soe CB ee raps £4 a! Any retailer or store can © mining tha: pern a Pay Onlv $4 a Month suppiv vou wth Incia Tea oe 7 EE LL AS TT Ae Dal CON OS OT PEO A eC On OO A or blencs con! ain: ing Incia ‘ , EE EE EE a eee. ee. eee ee ce ee ee. ee. Tea. Hehas no diffcu | =| 9x12 Taupe Broadioom Rugs . i wis * . uh) ra 2, Go.e ~ Llalithe bade-clgirnaalthes scx all —sah vy (OA « ia he. Sy, ; Af 5 in getting it. as p-actica lv every wholesale cistribu.o of teain thisa simctsup-! es India Tea. He will giad y get it for you — but — —_ Pay Oalv $3 32a Moiath ™ «~~ ~ ll — SP esnes .% S sd P ol * =-te~w @~ « ~_ Me beeen Uh ~~ ee eee ~- 7 a te eee . —_ - KOC] Cad ~~ ee me ae — - ee Eee oe + a Mats THE CHARMING DESIGN WILL IMPROVE THE APPEARANCE OF YOUR , . , ; matter «| 7? inciudéed és No Extra Cest! Terms—$I1 Cash and $1 a Month!

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er ee — .., % Rte — = 1S-SPORTS] ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH [WANTS-24ixd ANOTHER = ee Le er Pr a ee EE ST. LOUIS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9, 1926. ) | PAGES 25-44 e NT. sa aha adel ee een aie idee ld wy nana ‘hase, saat seid coniae eels attend 4 . 0 D2] ri :@} 2’ ert} . ; . ’ ‘ | 2 j | f $214 Wiesehan avenue and Miss the home of the visitors. 1 Paced by motor cycle policemen, (to Channing avenue, through th ulevard, north to Locust street | the hotel. In the the royal !' ‘ llowine a dinner at the! the Horse Show at the Coliseum. A A a eC ‘Cise} ‘ J 3 . o8 wat ra r = : s iu . . ‘. or R. Robinovici of 65897 A carpeted walk, canopied and/the procession will move east from Lindell cutoff to Washingtor } .nd west via Locust and Lindell to family, fol ‘ “i 4 ~o } | 2 7 . . 3 ‘ weal ‘ ‘ | Ap tae boulevard. decorated with the Rumanian col-;the hoter on Linde!l to.Grand , boulevard, east to Broadway, sout. o> » » hj , 3 . *- . . = . . : r , Miss Rebinovic! is anticipating, ors, will lead to a Lindell boule- | boulevard, making a brief stop at to Olive street, west to Twelft! = 2 + by ‘. + .* sal . ' 7 . 3 f ne event with double interest, for | vard entrance, set aside for the | St. Louis iversity, thence east on 9 Be as Sa ae “a ; isis — ; , . cA i ep oF 4 sne recalls having seen the Queen yse of the royal guests, thence to ne houlevard, to Theresa avenue, | at her royal church wedding tn ; > a! 4 ° : _ \wo private elevators and the four- ucharest. ws t teenth floor which has ybeen re- . @ , typ ‘ Presentation of Flowers. furnished and redeeorated in the } Bemis Society Wil rese€ni, Princess Ileana is to receive 48 style of" Louis XV for the roya! | | . @ , ‘ncece {Pink roses. Her bouquet is to be! ¢amijy ; at- | | pf . 4 | inces ; |family and their immediate at ; ie to Marie and Princess |handed her by a emall boy, while Siahiidiiees, The tenth floor has been, § - | : lleana Friday. a little girl is to offer the other set aside for Americans and others | — | bouquet to Queen Marie. Elisei in the party. ~‘ | a @ y : ‘Ionescu, 2229A Park avenue, is to The guests will observe that an. | AcpucH is often a warning [entation of bouquets of deliver the Rumanian Society’s) erfort was made to make them feel | | | : | signal that dangerous to Queen Marie and Princess;address of welcome. “et home.” The expensive linens germs are present in your of Washington University Gaily colored native costurries. | and the silverware they will use at sl gy that the tissues are iil be i 4 6 é wre n arm . ., _m. Friday will be the, varying with the home province of) pynceheos, arrival are marked | 15 P luncheon on arrival ar » | PERTUSSIN will check that * ' una] welcome by tumanians : the wearer, will be worn by many | with the Quecn’s coat-of-arms. The | ) cileeati, haley te clean aut’ ences | Louis and neighboring towns. | Rumanians. They will meet at 1 'walls of the apartment are Cone A USED PIANO pe ha at th wh aol 0 h ; en of the Rumanian So-;p. m. at Eighth and Barry streets in lavender and orchid. an effort | | — a | | fee = | onde: LK i, | essa way that even little chil- | 6 if the Recep-'for formation of an automobile 2 yi _ ad produce tl} are members of p- | having been made to reproduce the | drenand those weakened by Commi‘tee thich will meet) parade to the university, where 200 Oo : Marie at her train, the | seats have been reserved for them. at é fi : fe : ° Rumanian,” upon its are, National costumes will be worn royal residence at Bucharest. | : illness can take it safely. Everything for their comfort. PERTUSSIN contains no narcotics ‘ostiy crvstal chandeliers. rare ; or any injurious drugs—yet it is con- tes DSTI) 6 tees homers - bet sidered by many p~sicians the most : pieces of imported an ique u . effective remedy for stubborn coughs ture, imported tapestries and deep $4 @.00 DOWN | whooping cough and gives grateful | relief in asthma and bronchitis at Union and Lindel] boule-'again by Rumanian women at the Oriental rugs have been provided | “eee! « ~* — body by Pierce- Arrow —— 4 “ FF > ~ a. 2 aa . 5% aS me x - ae ae x] ¥ no means a small feature of the Mississippi Valley Trust Company's service 1s the Mortgage Loan Department. - = /, p. a] jae fe) j j ry ‘iy . ead /4/-W: [> ‘ ran en ae fe / a S . @ - ae y ; The Pserce-Arrow butlt six-cylinder, 70-horsepower engine of this Series 80 chassis gets 14 to 17 miles pear gallon out of gasoline 13,000 to 18,000 mules per tire 1s usual. Mechanical attention, rarely mecded, costa bsstle due to national Pierce-Arrow Flat Rate Service. Balloon tires, Pierce-Arrow four-wheel safety brakes and Houdaslle shock absorbers are standara equs pment. [ERCE-ARROW WESTERN AUTOMOBILE CO. Washington BI. at Euclid Av. DElImar 0145 St Louis, Mo. a as a ee . ee a ren aon a 7 - - 7 eer 5.4 4 A ace “Rs “ . eh * 2 > yt ~ y ie : By ’ A OY, 4 “OC COPOLLE : , ~~ « wn oe: of a Nate ‘ @ While the Commercial Banking Depart- ment extends short-term credit to firms and corporations for current requirements, the Mortgage Loan Department extends long- term loans for the erection of buildings and plants, 3 - "Ab Ba hf “Le Y MEAD . ~~ wh Qt ety f 3 = ——~ hn i — * "te an gee a ee a a - ~ *-- . -~ - Open Evenings On ‘ at ; = “ @ Since its organization, in 1890, the Missis- sippi Valley has financed hundreds of large building enterprises throughout the United States. 4 a Net +o Se se) Speed) aa) ADD) > ate i J Md 4 4 “ Vas : G*resy VS, ioe wie >i a’ WE ARE Now EXHIBITING THE NEW DUAL VALVE SIX SERIES 36 a y PS) EX oe ~ i « _ 7 f, - * . .F) : 4 (. ? - - J 2, : , az , . 4 /, , \ . : > 4 Oe. : 5 fr « LF 7 V9 iA Mh Sty if? 7 4 f CC Cre cri « & (eee c ve 4 4 . 7 4 CVE, ' . + ‘* oy «" ~ = - oo ‘ - - ’ ~ \ - & “ : Poss. . . . : . . ‘ . VS ; eS ~ a SR RS SS SOR SE SS Se SR ee ee A SS . , ~ . . >) >. *) 4) > . “ . - . ». : ¥) Pay hy , Lhe / : y 4 ay: » 2, », MUL , »y Shp hy CIF, SG MIN th in : Z SG tye LAT, 4 “7 ‘j 4 ‘J a > 7 Ahn Hh “ee SBE has CAKE : KG CE Ki Maas SS * * - . 7 . .. - . > ~ -. * a4" » . wS =) ~ >: : » 2 SN 2 eS : oe as : . ae oe >> ~ e : “y .. ‘sy " . ws + y Seoeaye ss Wy NA SSN eee es SNES PS a . , e : of Z 7 - ~s ‘ i ‘ 7 4 - ’ . bad " : - d ; “ 4 ‘ ‘ | . >. / ‘ ¢ r -— ¥, a Md ~ - . t? . ’ ™ 7 > “ ” i , . % a ’ a . 2+ s @ Thus, it has performed the three-fold service of assisting legitimate business, helping to build communities, and providing conservative investments to its bond buyers. + ae ge AUCTION @Our Mortgage Loan Department is oe 4 PAR Aw oS always glad to consider applications for ae as, F 7 , | | A ie i 4 18,’ JESS. A | first mortgage loans on modern, improved ; ne Of) IO euny? et TAS 7}. property in St. Louis or other important gn Br _ iat” The oui preme £ uth rity : “ ~ ‘ > . ne ea a : = + . , - . P eS . +2 ; aa oes 7 a - d - ll s ’ Bae, res ‘ i" s ’ . « . 4... » ee ; 4 ; : \ “ ae ren “ a . : : - 4 ae tte e a “a o $40 ee . ; . “ “i ; A lias § & . ’ [a oe a rc 7 * €4 . ” a ae es. ‘ r ” s 4 4 » ’ . . ss eS ~~" ae - 4 , ar ~ 2 4 ‘ *. ” . . P . A . - - . : , r >? * r . , 7 . CG ~) K& LOLA /, : LEG AC ECOG ol nate RO PE Sey tor Re ee “ — 4 ae a. TEE RES Ba ty e ey yet 4 ae, uk te “ ae ms ft = : : : —~s ’ 2. d ‘a -- —ar7 7 / , a tha ta). | Fa Se es “ faa aS en at a ha a — ZS | Coed Ue Us cs : | feature page in the magazine section. . 3 oe Pix 7 XS ye > ae oe . O37 Fas * A © ; cluded | | see Fourth and Pine yy | ee Seta | aa : ’ S , , 4 , oe , i “ie a om 7 5 . on ae .- wey / f +s | Uys ifs 3 ie, . Re . n ~_ - if le, re , a od B ty Pe es a . } 2 e oa 3 es 3 a - | Sic XS @88 2 eae ee ee ee eo Constructive Force S « an “4 7. ‘ + > oy é *. ae ‘ : si . 2 . o e's é , « tw ~ ~ = od Ps . a. *% a ‘ 7 B . , In ul * oy x # os, ? ‘ * 4 Wee: . * . « 4 - . 7 ; Fe oh ‘ | . ] ) | . be Ne oS. - 3 a ES A : ws hing tae } Ata ° PEARANCE OF YOUR ROOM 4 Ba . ‘, wy ) . ENS Cg tte b Oe es ee a el 4 St. os Since * 4 onth! — Sd a tf

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—_ TT OUIS TUESD EVENIN NOVEMBER 9, 1926 | ; “ : _— saggy gi pay | portant judiciary committee. Boras | asxed whether he would take l\for each of them than the $195,- | contends, are joined in a great. Cummins as chairman . tn the Newberry resolu- | angel of the Smith campaign. Nor- : N a gentority rul owed, | ead rist, t is} iclary chairmacnsh! He Pennsy!tvania) has \bheld—an ofifcial investigation, or- , the Shoals to & number of com yg ei oni tee heen te the but isthe judi >. . U ) lngo which the Senate condemned power trust. One of the proposed -—— vVuV bse ss si & Senat 2 tion i rig will not overlook the oppertun- | ' . — ae | | The Senate is the sole judge of | ity to link the fight against Smith a qualifications of its mem bers. sith his long effort to keep the | =" — = a se > a bl | wid exciude e and ' _ a! : a ' : , i=. Look about in any circie. Note how Ee re bin Sel, glenderness prevails. Cocntiess people | amen fea the on who once were fat havelost that handicap. soaking to Gipess.of the Sneni The easy. pleasant way is with Mar- . ag NR gp BOM mola Prescription Tablets. They correct Correspondent co Reagan 7. mange the cal- the cause. No abnormal exercise or Cet Se ee ee ne > ; » hen oe * “ Lo . & PL Ion i * ae —- 88 requ: the resus you ge: ¢> WASHINGTON, Nov. §.—Senator | saieiiiin: to > bring about the dure Feor W. Norms of — Marmola has been used fpr 19 years. George W. 0m , tes to t Nebraska, Year by year more and more people have ~;1:tant progressive ~ tution ef the proeblem— mment operation of the Shoals ‘here will be enough, I am block the proposed against Vare and 2 abin, ot tenet, cratic mominmee —- eo ** nr a nz mm mittee pro posit a? Aas anda ~. om ar TS0.000,800 Governreces: . oe & g~? project 4 - > tm + ro = rivate imteres.s ad fertilizer coals t he distance is the ques- ating of Senators-eilect of Pennsyivania and Smith of 7 .* - ._ o —— ~—* Both of these are sudjects - DRUGS EXCIIE = ADVERTISEMENT The exclusive men- tho! blend brings quick relief to irritated throats: the tickling stops, away goes the THE KIDNEYS, cough and you're in for a good night's sleep. pie tree, and our guarantee. Cp :t now. se Th sant > -- ntensely tnteresting to the Nebras- Ps “d yto R peed ‘an: both will bring on a fight tn Maa tor which he will be a jieading bellig- te ret Ae aa ae . steccias || AG oe RE TR 2 DRINK WATER itt roup ; nator co! . — Slan of UDEN tied i> . Take Salts at First Sign of a. aaah ‘abe ee oe on ; MENTHOL COUGH DROP® I.nwA - Tees ener an or ack we WS * peeeee sear e' . Backache en Mn Prestige of Norris Pnhanced "crn, Sate enone i SP eS ; rhe prestige of Norris as an in- “** “™ ae, ace cea yaa — penden Hoy erhs - Bese ale ~ a ‘ ' | : } “ : q mh! eg inst in | ms ge pre ae i iar h Be OMe tes . 5 pale Prozsressive views. +h ‘fy ect’ er ow _ © inal in * en —- & - = - — & * Pate AMOS RARE hot YOO SI 1 ie aera aga sii OE ask aa a inh ee re EN gana 4 Pl reed % 1th Oo qi4' > - © > 2?) FR, EROS 3h. ite PR ety Sp i : ‘ih and are equal in every way to Western campaign against Thor é to thy' rape es le. fxtre Fine @ualitr “iges 10 te IS Yrs. —_Th'tt Fn 1 ch Bo oe tin iat dv Os it Es es ee eee, fe aL fo Be iat tiwiedt, Pgnthaterrs Oe Be 4 RS PORE R ae Ad iS OVER | MEN’S A SINGLE OR SUIT erms 7 MEN’S NEW! , igi : EXTRA COA Special T The Old Original and 4 ren : $4 5° WE! Genuine Burr . ber this, when he asks you ” ” ” * i . hai et ; "ee , = av WEEK int rreir own Your Washer Coste You Oniy $43 Light of Battle Again in Eye. LADI ee 8 i as sumnationee plunged ; $ 29D — Community Fund In Lamp — Furnace — Siove Sizes ime MINED AT Hawthorn (al G | = CARTERVILLE, ILL. a eta ARCADE BUILDING Telephones: MAin 3050—3051—2052 NOVEMB ER es es Te} x j . oe 2 “ ee. a > Re toa a . ‘ee a ’ 2s “=. i ~ ; F s. - : ~1 od > =" E = se , ai, 2 a ; >. t px ye asters : rpetuity of fi ernment, eueey hanna. tescmune Ge GE PR = ae : by i You Can't Afford == 2 ve © power in me take a mistake by baring 2 goo? of fuel to a home that is cc ping To Be Without anElectric © S°8ter power N the So Ae wae acne Tete Sees ho lowr y you are bringing a smile to a little Washer at This Price biness 7% 7% not just $5, $50, Whatever amc a Sa see ORS wo Riga 3 ttnece es asnaptha season ‘orris, who was someti: iat ih WS Tae ae RW CBE Ly eE at Se T Rc: pS eS 2 > ae te Mp fee > ta .tTO Be y ee te ee ig Guard .. Was suggested that Senator Reed, ~ho went to the hat for Vare after having called Vare’ ss ~ =) = =| ee “nS FP ‘a e " primary support ot of dun - Jerheads,” rn ' -arTe no position ae a ‘ i bd S hele -. eo - eee >? o> - ao ~~ Sh total el a , -- ~aee > . . , . « = — & y -_- ° a ns “> ores ee ee Sle Mtceco- | ea 2 eer eee’ es eee reas eT eee ee ee ee ‘2a pee a@underhead’ he oo - - _™ “ ~ " oe — a a An Entire ero ee ieee i i a —s - Past I ne oe ce ©. lata . a er ie >. Ae 2 . ‘ Carload of Loaded Smokeless ~ SHOTGUN SHELLS Direct from the manufacturer. One of the world’s best, most wanted, well-known reliable brands, 12, 16, 20 and 410 gauges, a!! smokeless powders, Ballastite, Dupont, Schultz, Dead Shot and Infa'libie. Guar- anteed to be absoiutely new stock and perfect in every respect or your money refunded. Wo telephone or mai! orcers. ee BOX OF 25 SHELLS vt And [ Reed in which snow ies fc on palicsae » byeh pier phe Aiea Rc pitng pec dey pe * 2 gee a he a” Pom be “an re yons 5 3 7 : : 4) " 2 / q a . a wer . m a2 2. .~ * Tus oF shipping. or foreign a?’- or anrthing. You showi: have heard the roars of laughter a: the reading of those speeches. “If we had had half «4 "> 7 we, ee We = ~ we d speakers of the perwbapey spin efor ae gute eh ae + er io teil SS ae wi avi bal iozen ~aiider of Borah, on the stump against Vare. and ene newspaper itn Pennasrivranio ‘Ke the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Oo matter Vare would have been beaten what kind of Norris belferes that both Vare Com rou want nd Frank lL. Smith should “be WE HAVE rT: ialted on the doorstep of the Sen- Rig. roomy Overcoats: Some disagrees Seartily with im doubie-Dreasted modcis— eory that the Senate must SOLID CASE OF 500 SHELLS, $11.50 Somme wamaeietim mewetty ff ane proceed ts an tureniontion il _ _- $10 SHOTGUNS, $4.95 JOIN THE CROWDS AT es ‘\, BARNEY’S ARMY STORE sonservative OCoets tm chev- “ed “~s, mehtons and velours: ‘You don’t have to dea) q 10TH & WASHINGTON ALL HUNTERS’ SUPPLIES AT DEEP CUT PRICES me hy ee ee another of 3000 FALL AND WINTER 9.95 For | | $4. > ee ee Poe their credentiais, seat _ FUR JACQUETTES.... Better HALF 012 N. e GRAMD, #ORIAMO! tees en thew a>e Owerceats that will . os ~ “ es ee ene ee % W. Cor Sth & Washinete ee eee

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ATCH would take “But tele es hip. it,” he said.’ finish the sentence. = or e He Pennsylvania) bas Be ine have it——~" He “ees = eae This ran ho is giving his TRADE if YOUR OLD SUIT OR D NEW, WELL ADE YOUNG ~AND REMEMBER ‘4§EN’S OVERCOATS. YOU ARE GIVING (EAUTIFUL PLAID FIFTY GIFTS INGS OR SOLID ~NOT ONE! LORS, WORTH \ TAILOR MADE Not-Called-For SUrlTTs \s 72 O’COATS--TOPCOATS and GABARDINES ASK yOu tO give ok on it merely nount it is. But sO much more t's hungry 7” Iping hand to - mile to a little ot just $5, $50, OVER 2000 SELECTIONS MERN’S NEW BLUE SERGE SINGLE OR DOUBLE BREASTED @ SUITS...°725 MEN’S NEW BLUE SERGE 4 05 EXTRA COATS, All Sizes. " TRADE IN YOUR OLD SUIT OR O’COAT | LADIES’ COAT. BOLIVIA COATS $ ‘9S WITH FUR COLLAR FALL STYLE $9-95 ee These Coats sell elsewhere for twice as much \ HART SCHAFFNER MARX et eee rore nr r These Coats Are Factory Returns Look and Wear Like New Y “a"°14 PRICE | DRESSES > then get Bitother of re value for FALL AND WINTER DRESSES 5 For | $9.95 For 2 Dress Dresses FUR JACQUETTES.....$19.95 a CUT PRIC pale CLOJMING STORE 012 N. GRAND AGE, GRAND, HODIAMONT CARS AND BUS A Deposit Holds ANY GARMENT = =z: ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - Night Until 8 p.m, peg HEARING BEGINS ON Attorneys for Thirteen ,. attached b> the lakes — as far ae Mon eal ered six to . Tor . ee ie iured 7} = ¢ ‘ ertyo ,4 the . a . ¢ ee : c T (4 mea Aid } dan ~~ 2 , ? transportatl - , : : io | geCid eu | was ‘solve Mrs. ‘the case of ‘5.9 vears old, a midwife, of 4736 Ste- LAKE. DIVERSION States Appear Before Hughes as Su- preme Court Commissioner. Associated Presa. Nov. 3.- By t? W ASHING TON, ——(Cnarijes | E. Hughes, sitting as specia! master before counsel representing 13 states, has begun the taking of evidence for the Unite States Su- preme Court as a result of the in- junction suits filed with tha lliinois and the unal to restrain Chicago Sanitary Wistrict tn water ‘rom Lake Mich!- ; : + version ot eo cre oc ee. The yestorday proceea. £s opened what is expected to be a three weeks’ collection of facts bearing on the old controversy Le- nitarv district its mother State the complainant states of Wisconsin. Michigan, Min- Pennsylvant end tween the sa and eb Til: ‘ hicago and J!linois for lake water and rep *¢ unse! Kentucky, u\ I ka nsakS ier Secret ary of War. Ne we began : aes aled Tne the states A forn ton D. Bake a way that r¢ the session in importance involved to the proceedings. 40.000.000 Versus 19,000,000. lle said 40,000,000 people i WJ a ! and ann venti side gone ahead directing water from the lake in defiance of War Depart- ment authority until the Jevel of Superior and been Laks had jour t inches. The lower levels he said have i: country ation’s bread baske low- ‘which 1s th maging on and harbors and se- riouslv hurting its economic life. #3. « + &, 7 promised tha vidence to Statements Wwouid port Lge S* nrodueed Reply of Illinois, SS. Jonnson repres Attorney-General] the injuncti: based on ‘‘selfishness.”’ plaintiff, } said. f ¢ , ana - * 3 “tates ana I . Tne G was the efen- raoper states. ac the interest of (;reat kes-to-the-Gulf > . ihat i hit L . Valley and ld pies & pationsl calamity last spokes ants was Jame mer Solicitor-Genera Appearing as specia the sanitary distric of lez iSlat He argue “4 tr had no case in th take their appeal for relief to Con- gress and the of War. The opposing states, he charged, have attempted to have the courts usurp the power of Congress to frustrate the Secretary "ry liwe & COUrt Secretary of State in his negotiati mea with Canada, and defeat the Secretary n merce in his efforts t Mississippi waterwa: retary of War in his a mpt temporarily Chicagos water rroblem POLICE SEEK CHANGE OF VENUE Police Commissioners Kortiohn and Freund vec prepared appiic ion r a nge of venue fron the case o! “soa R isso against the Police alleging Judge prejudiced rains the ites in le neetuseet Ittner is pol! proprietor of a fill and ©) Fallon is petitioned for an order raiding his *T’) a police CoO? Russo, ing sta- tion at Seventh Streets, hi: restraining e of business. s station is a ren- e 9 . -; zvous of gangsters. The petition he fi} eg tomorrow oe the led for a ACQUITTED OF MANSLAUGHTER Stephenie Haas. Midwife Freed by Directed Verdict. A directed verdict of acquit was returned by a jury in Cireo! Judge Hogan's court yesterday in Mrs. Stephente Haas from (Ag police * > ta ee = I id that Russo’ + fa i hearin gel avenue, who was charged with trib- the di-. | Thompson (Cause OC! _howel. gis ~ >. ~- EVENING, NOVEMBER 9, 1926_ nr ee - -_ TUESDAY manslaughter after the death last John April from alleged malpractice of street. Mrs. Frances Phillips, 37, wife of| Mrs. Haas denied performing an Phillips of 27380 La Salle! and d been obt illegal operation, statement ha Mrs. Phillips. ryy TT Upon BROT tj , iiving innd Bag Some requ acts ino ¢] » of sour ste s ~ 1 / ’ tT? or . . . he ‘vr ta 4 i : a " * for ST OM fie stem. ive » |e rprise rou daile we : € AGIiYv, / more old which mav have ~~ matter hen ia . STOW) VW Sar? Drug Stores, Drug ("o, Curl; ‘‘I preseribe Ad- satisfactory re- de my ‘*After using than for svetem.’ ‘name wit Adlerika ire only one u wall be ur} i how much i ** dliemka m naditinn ¢ 14+ | bie q A ' ‘ i j btat Gf } al. j cease 7 . ae in aruggists In sf. Louis at , | Johnson Sleep Without Hot Water 00 years’ nothing to Ss were hheld by. : Z. im ai have tried | bowels, Ad- | At leading Wolff Bros. | _ PAGE 27 t immediately to take out the Inflammation and reduce all Swelling. The first application brings Great Relief. Stops pete Instantly and Quickly itation, vere tests in cases frpraninpee proved that PAZO OINTMENT can be depended upon with absolute certainty to Stop any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles. Recommended by Physicians and Druggists in United States and Foreign Countries. PAZO OINTMENT in tubes with Pile A and in tin boxes 60c. The circular enclosed with/each tube contains facts about Piles which everybody should know. PARIS MEDICINE CO., Besument and Pine Streets, St. Louls, Ma. Tbe box le Aen i tae Se ale ida ale on anna eyeing meine Suns 1839 Ee PROFIT S LOMAN 8B Clip These Coupons— They Mean Real Money to You! Special Discount at This Sale 3 BLUE BIRD. DINNER SET of *10 or Over—Cash or Credit _ $27 5 Kroehler Bed “°165 $10 ae eae Monthly (>? mie F: / ge FS as Sara \ $3 a Month Buys Be et o'e eon —piaae ate Kitchen Heater An excellent baker—large oven, four gas burners and two holes for coal; complete with high shelf. Buck's Ranges are guar- +o } ANLeed "69 ee ee ae ae ee a ee @ «4 t.* hue ws ee . > Simmons Bed, Spring and Mattress A Regular $35 i A co ; . vy, "1? } + {1 . 7 . 4 va iu Bed ¥ neiai cane pane 9 *e04 oooh abd Dae DDDS AS DD DDD DDD DOA DAA Pretty Breakfast Set Regular $20 Value 5 $1 Cash—$1 Monthly LINO SALE $1 Cash—$1 Monthly 2 Doors West of 11th St. oe cd oO! We Are Offering You a a i i i a a a a ie de a ie a ae ee ee i i a ee SPECIAL _ Phonographs °38 $I Cash Monthly FREE 12 Latest Selections Blue Bird Dinner Set upright models. 1 guaranteed. 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____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _TUESDAY EVENING, ah i oi Oe atid} ’ a m P Pape ged > 5 « atest os i See hig Le ens, a Dic hae f 2 AP sea HERS sae pia: Shia ae Ba EE RED cae belated , Pere Mar oS .. “ae | Py ae ‘ BO ali as 8 te 2 218 natal, HAN ee ae Sw + . ) ehede pt ee, ans z oy oa ee abe x! ans 52 Satie eh AN titer we he tte TR 5 Crh a ° . a om” 4 + ‘ : ¥ 6S ph ESE, Co Bax O more crowding your bread into the toaster! This long “all-purpose” loaf is shaped to fit it! Shaped to make daintier sandwiches, too — and more of them! For every loaf of Wonder Bread gives vou six or eight more slices than the ordinary loaf. i Ps a SS a SS non ae a w . ‘ t *. PA haatowes & bit MS Bhs, *¥; aos a me 9 ‘ +: sabres ns ae: ey wee: 8. ih. ¢ - ‘ mt My " ss " eee 4 at wt 7s i weabge C 7 “4 3. she 7. ‘ wah tx es ¥ ashi patch oon Be on 3 x e SaPo NN: Poa ag RA ed a BL. ot CEN oT: Ha ee te £8 AS EY, «tsp aN Re eG te sien MMAR f RE SEAGER ona ea? The very moment you slip Wonder Bread from its gay wrapper vou will realize the added conven- lence and economy of this all-purpose shape. You will realize that here is a loaf more attractive for serving in every way. In flavor, too, you will find this loaf different and finer. For Wonder Bread is made according to our newer knowledge of nutrition—with plenty of milk, with flour tested in a special Testing Kitchen, with sugar and salt of the very same grade you see in your own kitchen. vay wat ee vee eee Semen $i tiie Sta ME ENR LORE ALD PD: ASEM ME 4 C/) sINTIER sandwiches—six oF eight more slices to every loaf—more convenient for every use! Serve Wonder Bread! “Ouis long “all-purpose” loaf fits your toaster better, too. in shape-- 7 fr = ¥ “7% oa a j eh F x D = S Se . eae aw ; 2 = + 4 t 2 x, ae a . > 38 =. = 4 L $ 2+ Se ag a £ Ps " se fi a ten - . oa ae sf : = oe ae, 3 S. » et “es +s F - 2 hae ris ae eG a -, - 7 4 * ‘ : > & “ 4 - & a ex 2 : i ot, as Sie —— hs “6 4 nar F f —— a ae aie ; irae eee x Pah ae eS ye ; ce a Bae ae od 2 * _ 33 ze d ‘ . wy iy a ’ Wed & Som sink v 4 , a 2“ % a a a Rt ’ ei. 2 : Pe: - > ee os ie sat 8 en ot “Ree Pe PB > i} i Sere ‘ a ae A r oo wee oe es dh ia e : he Bey 2 eet eS > Pee a - é Soe = 3 eS : we Pes ow ae PS eee . fa tae «) ee ee nl ae * ps i ¥: oe iy: “ac a : Ren ‘ Pi e a oF an ae, s © + _ Fg a ee Dt j ts Ne bees oe? , . 7 2 it aed ie Se ig tee x" a. & sae + oe Bek Pat tay Tog y 3 Saeyee es oy = oes. Z aes 4 hae oa ‘. Sa ae, Se 4 + aS is, © = we ~ Ea fee LF Se > on ne a e es sees ne j ES ea " Rae 3 es . ae > 4 ° ‘. seus ; yo b * : ‘S$ Ea § a aA. ¥ ” bs ¥o ge : a Ss Se) y Ss 1% ; S., ae aes: oi 73 > ¥ & et F & b, SS eae. fia a Jae q y a &: oa > | + 4 62. aa . q ie. ae : Sa ta > 3 ‘ iP ‘Sr aie. a ‘ = i 4 x =. oe A a - oy & 7 = a. oe . = ig eee 4 ; ¥. a * ; ae oe ae a ce ; toe | . o.. =. BS 4 - = Be: KG a ee: * 3a in . Pi ety ae } ae: * “ ¢ ~ > ' ee ’ Pes 2 ‘ > ee E ‘ ty = ee oO Fs = b sae i ‘ , “ ™ 2 ‘ oa % 4 t $ © & ‘a 3 t : x « a e. : - 2 Bade 3 i ia : : ; q . .s : = : eo = ; ; a 2 . a ¥ co See oF zs 4 4 ee k v , % * “i ; f ade ~ cid i ra s os & ger ts ae ’ a ee rr ee q i Pad rl BS e+ v “ns bors re ft 2 ‘ ys ga 4, x The all-purpose loaf that meets your every need | = Every woman who has baked in her own kitchen knows that it takes more materials to make a firm, close-grained loaf than a “puffed-up” loaf. Wonder Bread is not “puffed-up.” It is a fine- grained, even-textured loaf packed with a full measure of the finest ingredients that go to make a loaf of bread. You will want to serve this new-type loaf to your own family! Try Wonder Bread today. See how beautifully it slices — how evenly it toasts — how much better evervone will like it. See what an added convenience its long all-purpose shape can be! Wonder Bread is baked fresh twice each day— fresh from the oven morning or afternoon. Geta loaf today. Always fresh from your grocer HEYDT BAKERY, Continental Baking Company, Biddle and 17th Streets ner! - . | YEARS FOR DRIVER PLEASES fscot 2g [ 2 _- ars &. 5, " “tatement of Prose autor. , re that motel . Lemon ante ivesrarely inte eor tence, 2 comeonifte a “se heartes® 7 posed her a2 * augtter cam War ' , - » Xer . - toat ca + oe pase ~~ oo < at 49 Stop Whining and Complaining About — ty “= and OF oe arvend ‘the * @ue te Ges and te“igeetien. § AT ALL DRUC STORES F 20¢ and $1.00 SIZES of sf "a ‘ - yoo ; torres and Wain Office 544 SEDGCWICK STREET ‘A PLAWTYT St TLpeeNs (Sr 448. 1.

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Ol axa —.ST.LOUIS POST- ‘UE - EVENING, NOVEMBE ney | ja —e_- oT DISPATCH ieuaal __TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH aes - | la cas against oe" pete gone man ot © ngrnorsey a STOLE $45,000 FROM BANK emt tees ene santa waa lana Oliver said they covered Up [checks against each other, hoping ifavor them and the ek | : Aceording to detectives, Morton iheir peculations by depositing /that eventually the “Donies” would the bank's Money. ‘ : ‘ could return a case ins o> ; fe ae | against her. man of 386 North Taylor avenue, i ’ “e woman, Rosie Brown, was| who was in charge and demanded 10 BET ON HORSE RACES leac . . ; > re‘eased when the prosecutor dis-;| money out of the cash drawer. care the case in Judge Land-|Miss Christman screamed and the | Two Tellers Held in New York Said CONSTIPATION | DRI meses |Negro fled empty handed. | to Have Confessed; Third Held | — ee ; eee - Three-for-One Security on Larceny Ohargc. Negro Robber Foiled by Giri. | N ; 745 r , ‘. |By the Associated Pres ‘ ee wile on eae) reer cd ee eee ee 9.—Charged Get prompt and permanent relief for Your Savings . 3 - ™. . entered a side door of the Detroit. se Bae a ave’ sie , fs | Vapor Stove Co., 300 North Grand) 7 with stealing upward of $45,000 "*: with ellogg’s ALL-BRAN — » ‘from the Bowern Savings Bank, two A When you place your savings with the Economy Building and Se “UE eroware oon | ; gee cae Loan Association. this money is invested exclusively in First +, lers were locked ut Constipation sends relieve constipation permanently Deeds of Trust. The property upon which this association now Be oS - a © , 1. silk Dali 3° . 7} ' nn > , ° - a o> ter hh $ rié t 4 : . - ~* . WW ANTED | How sad!. Sallow eomplexion, ecat-|in Tombs ison last night. on _ - ng me from if eaten re larly: two table- holds First Deeds of Trust is valued at three times the amount ed tongue, poor appetite, bad breath, badly cut on the face and hands |your body to a oa sats wie os dai yg bse meal, which the association has loaned. Thus for every dollar of yovr | ¥¢ ! n n chronic Cases. Ready to serve Savings, th . , there are three dollars of security. Sentence of Negro, Whose Vv seston I 60 frog . 1) ye .. 1? é MM} hi 4 Li? ‘i. ut S : .. oe , or atts mm? ¢¢ Wry © les ; _o ° . . . . * . Auto Killed Mother and SED | wrong? You are po | ye aoa asad tel pl ae agate he Ua | ow gen eadaches, pim- Delicious in cooking. With milk, noel | oe h ix A FURNITU els. are and liver inaetive.,*#roug'i a seventh-floor ndov - the aut te a -" essness Can fruit or other cereals. Doctors Considering that the Economy has paid 6% dividends on the —_— j 7 . all , err a mt ate ' - , rl - . . : a . . e€s—Six oF ; Considered “Good RE Take this famous prescription usec |While being questioned at the |e C iP eclihewr r. —— of recommend Kellogg’s because it is savings of its members for 39 consecutive years, and affords y loaf—more Baby, ‘@ tn urgent need ot good used constantly in place of calomel by |‘T*’ Attorney 8 oli ; today. As Me. Kelly writes 100% bran. such ample security of the highest character—it is the logical | ie tellers, C. 1 Mortoy : Made by Kellogg in Battle a place for your savings whether for a single dollar or many thou- . . *? s Pal ~ ‘ ¢ “TY A Ory "@¢ Dr ; use! Ser , viction. , Furniture. Can use entire men an ] women for 20 years | SO oeapegrtipeensces gas pay Bie page me é ie Ma .@ Con ! contents of one room, entire | Edwards’ Olive Tablets. emey are ae : hy ktyie are said to h: a (on eed ay pm bed er WF ail Michigan. Sold by ae ta wee 3 a, “an 2. Ml harmless yet vary effective, Adnan f Brooklyn. said to h: that you claim. Before I started using it, Where. Served at leading hotels Send for Free Booklet—"“A Pocketbook of Profitable Facts” ‘ i | ; | pound of vetable inevetionts a confessed stealing the money to he being tipated kent ‘ek. . >" and res , eee eirice cattle ce A) Gi oh. ree ce nerediente 824 | on horse, racea. “A Ittle more than | Seesge geet el epee sick Sth fo oe . Economy Building and Loan Association : act pPasily 1 ". the bowele : sacrifice until you get our | free the system of poison caused br faulty | $16,090 has been recovered constipation and relieves indigestion.” , Huspert G. Krriiy , , (irgcanized 18*7 CASE AS VICIOUS price. CALL MORRISON | elimination and tone up iive rest is covered by bonds al: third 425 W. P ; Pen e rosy cheeks. clear = nad S 26 W. Peace Street, Raleigh, N. C. : : aspen s ; ee | | pine International Life Building—Eighth and Chestnut : , and vouthfy! ie r th ake a suc (teller of th Satine Dank, Meg) CEntra 3030 cess of life. Take Dr. Edwards’ Olive |Losee of Dobbs Ferry. ng held * Kelloge’s ALL-BRAN is guar. Us- | anteed on a money-back basis to ALL-BRAN Defendant Was Speeding at Tablets, nishuy. Know them by thel 40 Miles in $125 Machine | | With Defective Brakes at Time of Crash. / ‘at poli c The two-year penientiary Sen- | tence, which Jack Gorman, Negro| when ‘janitor, receive J yesterday be pleaded gullty of ananEnter | ip the deaths of a young mother) | and her six-weeks-old baby, who! were killed in a collision with his’ giapidated time-payment automo- wie is considered a “good convic- wn” by prosecuting authorities and the Court. ae This opinion prevails in spite of the Coroner's opinion last March, ® thet it was one-of the ‘most viclous B eases’ on record here, and Circuit MaAttorney Sidener’s action at that 2 aa ohare tha : ; oa ° 7 . .: ‘ : : ba f sett » ‘ \ Sei oteeee : Sesee iis ot: . | eS bei =| VD fore | dS eee Ss erp , ssn %. ; °+ or 4 siti at ments di TRE f : sgrt y*} . . ¢ by ' * 4} “were (ne 1 autom«e ei€ men? ' *) ; Sar. ot there e . 7 : | — 3 » - 4 > : on . : ¢ f iitd ; 4 a. . a ca 4 a _ how IO) “TT Ar a OC Fea, ; ~ ee | } , r . , . TVistrees af Stomach. : > Acid Stomach e ist “tomach eS i. Soumach after womiting | 7 a, ¢ case of Ptomaine ’ ‘hing, Heartburn, all [| : ‘ ' the Stemach. i . “*88to Intestinal Indigestion. at Paine te indigestion. around the . A MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU CIRCULATIONS “Srt due t. frase aod Intigestion. AT ALL DRUG STORES 1a _ 90¢ and $1.00 SIZES ‘ : Rye PRET i, | ROL eatiatied for CHAS. P. TAFT, Publisher eT C. H. REMBOLD, Manager = ; ae any Teasor Rigber 5... ; : . FeU — LA, L, Duplantis V.0 Eastern Representative: 48 LE Western Representative: i ee 1 MARTIN L.MARSH Phone Ashland 4331 Ne y). KELLOGG M. PATTERSON Phone Cent. 5065 1846 SEDGWICK STREET. | 225 Fifth Ave., New York City, N. Y. NES 904 Union Trust Bldg., Chicago, Illinois DUPLANTI« BUILDING CHICAGO. tm Ve NN ORE alana, - Oe a bate eee NS 2 ek a ee

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? TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9%, 1926. ay another éetiar on ofé- yl ST.LOUIS —\ MA 5S MEETING OF PETTERS Make - your in al aoa n. nnn MACE 'S ««™ = 1 NEARBY DURING HALL-MILLS Be ee | STEWART-WARKER, GROSLEY RADIOS MURDER. EVIDENCE SHOWS TR | S CU IT ; oS | ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ——_ ? + ateriai is bought and seid | po«t-Diapatch W ants. - ee acer — eer nemeranere: nme TWELVE-PAY PLAN Mystery of How Anybody Could Have Com- CREDIT mitted the Crime Unseen Grows as ? Stewart-Warner Testimony Accumulates. Shredded Wheat in cracker form Table Cabinet Madei | Gtube single dial. . a el | “pix. or two. ang s caw sna: draws c= Qgntains all the essential food elements Crisp. tasty and nourishing 4 i z bs ies SO APPTTION AL (HAR FUR .ED By DOROTHY ‘CopytTig! 1926 CROSLEY 5-50 > 2 s ia’ ne 2 : . Mf S-Tube Siagic Dial =, seine * , cial CP Maen ee Te le . ic le V : Pit 7 ~~ - ieee , — Sa no “2 hi 6 senate eee Sl i- or “ * ; - Tr . a aT ? ha : : ; tt ae e + atin re ; Du ta ’ ’ i as : -_ : ~ | “ b ‘ - > . — ‘ : / > © «= ; = © . ? os ’ — - 7 ~ > . s ; rays ba bE hs ota * XS 2 4 ¥ - gan 7% . ’ —— att eo o 3. + * >» if us on 2a rl :3 > . + a re gz + or ~~ + ‘i Ls. — ~+« ’ ess. mt . a . en es ~ . en “ . , - . === — How to Care for ae ee ~GLOVERS sm IMPERIAL DOG MEDICINES > - - ———\f#¥EE BEVIS vu Rub Gently fall s pend apply as cirectes CURED Teward the Heart as Blood | . Vaina Soon vou will notice WITHOUT THE in Veins Flows That Way 3.x: ; - os" ‘ : . 4 Shops acd Sportin in this world can give rou is to ask relieved. 2 Rt. ean . - 4 = : ’ - - 7 Your drugg st ter am origigza: two Jcanson x — a : eunce bettie of Moone’s Emerald Ov lots of ft. The SUNDAY POST-DISPATCM prints TWICE as TRY «a 3-time POST-DISPATCH WANT AD. Results al- CLASSIFIED ADS as the - : : on only other St Louts Sunday "i TR ADE IN—*e:" 8 or phor allowance as part first paj Open Every Evening ( ? : q BrAnck PiANos: 4 a gsed afd endorses OF many of ~ * arge comservatories O° Music are tno@we re ig “out the e4 States as tance of sterimg Key “New Seeorck Paver Pianos *o $1500. Easy payments. a “1 ~will prove its superior » =.| quality and value..... Witgnanese : 3 | - Inquality Heating Boilers ified ine “heard =n ae | MAKE THIS TEST FOR ONE WEEK and value xe three shots. whereupon they fled. [J Select the pound of Kroger Coffee and Radiators the lef: é | : that sells nearest to the price you have mn per > ¥ e st ’ . ~ . , : - For Hot Water, St I oats (ott oc thet oceans Ses been paying. Serve it for one week. n [ cr, Steam a entradict this assertion of Glue.) Hl The test will prove fo you that Kroger ITLW. d Cver | can offer greater satisfaction in coffee Bea = | a : than you have known before. | ; aveAdvanced| | variety you But we will accept orders ws present atthe 3 : , choose at the old prices up to November 15th. Subject to the Liberal Supply on Hand NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY TRUST who this mysterious strange ns | : , ECAUSE of the high quality and value of the coffees they | rence | nthe @ : ; : 000 euastTuer cr. sv. Lowe Go. mpeg lemanaet: 2 | ation himeelf. For this reason he is able to be certain that every : [ did." replied the sleuth. “1. Hi] hy ‘ operation, so vital to good coffee. is haudled in a way that main- Where You See Thee Sign — Expert : Sead for Free Dlustrared Catalog. ie s seeeinihes te: ‘iene é - " _—_—_—_ Ses ar » sf - , : Sh atin kt wink RSA. - tare pig : et bis Lesh hie eee ® “oh is " - , - a . ‘ - z FoR Serb ah - Me FES ye Ws = wath RN + ss ¢ ie} J » — _ MGM sora yh % "9 7 — Ne sell to ewerybodr at wholesale crrices ss Bs we “ rs zs + i: ie : fa ~ e " ia * nl. t Z 7 PI a Wen toe P Ean ae vor "T. + r 4 oy Dog ht ek Oy Oe ee ee a at y ah RR RS re pie So eB Ee. a Eee Rage Mas Py a are x ERE titi Se ° ah hy ty ad sy - HKG Avi SEAT, a NART Mats nS Ra Bc SER eae ee Se a ‘. ? abe , ™ A Sapa Sica haa A oe bith s “i peeect - 9 ey: ner, - - ~ oe SE ee Miedo en Fey hee A By 4 . a “ : ‘ (I gg agen P ' a AD cP Pe NR Oey Ay) 8 tal. nck “Docesste flavor that temp : : = o> = . : ox » ae eat gt - 7 Be. — . 3 nce 1 ‘ *< . - gree Ann : a ] “ : ; ~ 2ST tas Awccobpoi Mar ufactt a mark abows INDUSTRIAL A The Cod Liver Oil that T Like Chocola 30 EAST 4 Liguid or cory em

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aaa —_——-5T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ seni tial tleadladl . ae ea eae TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9, 1926 —- ad _ | == — MCPATCH AGE 3 aa | 2 AD R , : eee ° ee a ane rn = — | , Te DVERTISEMENT | en | Actor Also a Violin Maker. and is happy when they let himjity make sophisticated people hide . ~ . 4 |\When You Feel a Cold , LONDON, Nov. 9.—George Ro- | polish up the brass on the shiny | in their hearts, and they argue that | 4 _ engine and he bubbles like a child. if he knew anything at all about | ee | - Gir, . bey, the famous British music-hall Coming On ‘artist. mak s , Those who know him well say the n | f | ist, makes viclins durin his 2 h in hin vell say ne murder of Mr. Hall and Mrs. | : ? bf r 4 *) : ? » ¥ Tr ~ ' 4 = . . We throw RD another dollar on old- age uae ae QUININE Waits in theaters. This has been | i )y | that he has none of the power of Mills he could not possibly have) . Use the “HERNIATONE™: ; *e0'cts t0 WOTK 0 f the Cold and | his hobby for years. He assemb!vs | | repression that grown-ups acquire’ kept from telling it, and that. as- | asses ' iby way of defense, as they grow surediy, he would have told it in for the rational relief to fortify . ‘ : m test tae stomatically closes the rup- |. yy. a + IO 0 System against an materials from all parts of the | gear, Auiounce. Call or write. pare of srip or Influenza. A gafe | world and has become so. expert | Re Ase iouls, Me, | ond Hoven Remedy. The box bears | that he ventured to present | Fr'tr ‘§ : E ate 3 (Saturday, 3:30 to 5 FP. M.) signature o 2 W. Grove. 306. 'Kreisler with an instrument he | Finds Constitution Is NO Pro- | Sort of things that shame and van-. tragedy. id = ‘made, Kreisler is 50 pleased with \° | material is bought and sold For Real Estate Investments or | it that he intends to use it in his tection and He Must Look poast-Dispatch Wants, Homes nee the Real Ex«tate Pager. public concerts. | to Courts. ! ore Established 1891 | By the Assdciated Press. ' * WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.—Confi- | s YE a dent of ultimate victory, Albert B. : eal t all has came back to the orig- , . inal battle ground from which ' older. He tells everything that the 20-odd hour grilling that the _ comes into his childish mind, the police gave him at the time of the | Manufacturers 1018 Olive Street sprung one of the most widely | ramifying legal fights in the coun- R - try’s history—that involving the Our Pip to validity of the naval oil reserve | ' INCLUDING: Floor Lamp OnE Spe P| el | fp Combination Bench inact: be late || 9 eee | bs aT r ee : ‘ } * * ° e ; g te ; | \istory of the world,” and | ets are good returning on any train leaving Chicago ways be the first treatment given. | yr tnors can rest easy after giving | re = Remember- Piano, but a Player-Piano | verdict would be favorable to the half sick, isn’t resting, eating and h Ty with a beautiful tone and ot latest attractive | defendants. see : her! cause it never fails to cleanse the | acting naturally—look, Mother! se@|)11, one’s liver and bowels and Style and finish. With the Lamp, Music Rol] ‘VT , fila all , er ssa ie r ; nen a mans conscience iq - : : ~ rr. : ; Cabinet, Bench and Music Rolls, this completes , Children under 12 years, $6. Baggage checked ont ce ae par a bree: Bago sweeten the stomach, and they dear- ° g 1a vue vOlmaCa, . Full di- a wonderful Player-Piano Outfit. ally llv ] its pleasant taste iiv iove ita pleasan aste. Hurry, Mother! Remove poisons from stomach and bowels CURED ITHOUT THE K ns! Diseunses ctrred be our Soothing. Crentle Pay. “So Chioreferm. Ne Danger. Xe (all or write today. It will paw you. Pile “uffere « Consultation and F :\amination metal Specialist . SR Powe: LOUIS, wo. Sendars. 10 to 1. ooeeomeeegee . SS ene | ; i ef tot | ; : Only $375 is |clear,’’ he said, “he naturally ex- “ : ; TRADE Res a oe ee wr a a pectcany Pe — oe Si — pe ople to puta with as good in chair cars and coaches; also in parlor and = bowels are aeons ir Be rections for babies, children af af or p onograp at iDeTa as $2 per week) thet you never miss the pay- ~—— lis whole case wi] e in| glee in cars o hen cross, irritable, feverish, stom- Pm sa ee 4 ace , allowance as part first payment ments and before you realize the Player-Piano the hands of a jury and I can only | ping n payment of usual seat or berth fares. ach sour, breath bad or has stomach- | “6°* swe rf grown-ups printed on ; Outfit is yours. predict its outcome on the basis of Tier sahara ‘ache, diarrhoea, sore throat. full of Cach DOLE. . po Sen conscience. cold, give a teaspoonful of ‘‘Califor-| Leware of counterfeit fig syrups. en Every Evening Until 9 O’Clo ty | a r . or You Can't Afford to Wait! Call at Once! | “Mr. Doheny and I are not being ILLINOIS CENTRAL nia Fig Syrup,’’ and in a few hours; Ask your druggist for a bottle of | all the constipated poison, undigested | ‘‘California Fig Syrup;’’ then see . tried at the instance of the Depart- {a © |ment of Justice, but under a spe- WABASH RAILWAY food and sour bile gently moves out | that it is made by the ‘‘ California clal act whereby Congress orders of the little bowels without griping, | Fig Syrup Company.’’ ° A. tare MOTTA WEIN, @ | soecist prosccurere techn CHICAGO & ALTON spe Se charge us —~ goed and endorsed by many Of Manufacturefs of Starck Grand, Player and Upright Pianos with bribery and- conspiracy and: ; , ' . CHICAGO & EASTERN ILLINOIS TRY a 3-time POST-DISPATCH WANT AD. Results al- o 8 ear LN 8 PU NN COM ee RN RR SER ee OIF I ONIN STARR ee gm tn tee RL Ry tL RE RAGES AOE A a Ppt: Bane NE BR me large conservatories of music ' ate known throughout the 1018 OLIV take us before the United States ted States as Pianos of sterling E wi. a ee Corner Eleventh side of the Supreme Court of the most certain. Money refanded on canceled insertions, Mealitv, New Starck Player-Pianos side of pre | to $1500. Easy payments. istrict of -Columbia on those! ; charges. | “I was of the opinion that the 1847 — OUR EIGHTIETH YEAR IN BUSINESS — 1927 Nh RN AOI ON RN By Constitution was framed to pre-|} vent just such an occurrence’ as} eT ee this, but it seems that it has come to pass and now we shall have to. if G t look to the courts for the results.”’ . our rocel ‘Recommends sesos OM j i ; 4 . me aft anit ~ pig *e Edward L. Doheny, co-defendant ~ These Wholesome Foods | i with Fall, arrived in Washington Ojo at ; ' @ . ' " ~ a ¥ . ‘ - ’ = on ene P |today. The trial] is set for Nov. 22. f at an ee a pancake flour favored by j T ‘TWO AUTO THIEVES TAKEN = |Supposed St. Louis Gangsters Ar- | At dee a Roe Be a ers. StL rested * Poplar Bluff, Mo. | Ss Pe aad Pancake Flour than of all other By the Associated Press. | ges. brands combined, POPLAR BLUFF, Mo., Nov. 9$.— | ot ae | 'Two men, believed to be St. Louts | | gangsters, were arrested near Ber- | inie last night and brought here to- it oa ma cas day, charged with stealing an auto- sim | cic rachel ates 8 orci mobile. Officers found 24 sticks} ‘i 2 cheat cakes is easy to produce of dynamite, fuse and caps, and| jj! % wis® Sie er a ae five ounces of nitroglycerine in the 7. tf aati oT automobile. e Zh: The men gave thelr names 4s) Walter Simms and John Green. At} ae : first both said they resided in St. hh Sle With Jack Frost Self-Rising Louis but later Green said his) ‘it * Py Can Botiend Floericioeng home is in Hannibal. Sheriff D. | * rar /, geme, corn sticks and griddle McCown believes the names are | 3S 7 er oral or ce ee i fictitious and he is endeavoring to $ ro ees \identify them through finger prints. | I" =) TM | \ | | } hirall will? perry | | ji Hn (=i | _ PETTERS NEAR DURING | =; : |: ble with gravy of butter, HALL-MILLS MURDER | whose nerves are strung as faut; . 3 : ; : é as fiddle strings. ae ee CHAMBER! AI Ps | So far as I can judge, I should eats. INK FROST! Tack Prost Pancake Syrup is F oe is . 4 in handy tins of genuine ° : c os wry ¢ wa é - mackec in ia ; oe Sener Seneen nae one . Se WA Canadian maple and Georgn tured the gallery. He amuses the 3 y \ cane syrup delicately biended t& | 3 4 PANCAKE mphasize the full natural favor e Continued from Preceding Page. | |onlookers. He furnishes the thrills. ff ees they : |He gives them a run for tneir bs = 8] gl pecan ge being the | i ears peu ladle ua <9 sth SEE Ge fiwwoths. Mut the ere- \ rlain’s ROM an amazing new self rising flour. |pathy of the audience is’ .imost | = pena Piping hot. genuine whole wheat gr oper- | ‘ unanimously with Mrs. Hall and ‘ | : if her brothers. ie ) : , ; t every Why experiment? Denatured Alcohol has been used =f “White this sparring between thé | , | R 4S) | mufhns. Wonderfully good. And wonderfully nat main- | Where You See for twe1ity years by millions of motorists—it has al- —sf._ !awyers goes on, Willie Stevens sits | , easy to make. No failures. Crisp, wholesome , | : . : | This S = — : , | beside his sister with his big moon _ This Sign — Expert ways been positive radiator insurance. Oils Ries tured tiet eh ome spénk. “4 Cereal Foods waffles and delicious pancakes, too. The easy . | aa re cakes, ian | | | palatable way to get your bran and enjoy it. F ) 3 promise of expert radiator service—watch for it, and brows that go up at the corners Ae E Redietor Service , in anda b horseshoe “inkle in his Perea 122 ae vd blends if tie watch the thermometer. Gad Sint niche bie face 0! pesca era Bec Jack Frost Self Rising Whole Wheat Graham a a } , sort of 1 human interrogatio ae SSE : | . the most : f , ~ Mufhn Flour is but one of the family of deli- FreezFoil {Denatured Alcohol} foils the icy finger of — al oe ae cel ge lai sod <a | een asking what was everything ! t frost—prevents frozen radiators— worry, waste, and about, trying vainly to un-| Nature Ith Food us cious cereal foods that se fresh daily from ) fall turn: mn him a look of nat- whines hades eae + ane fone milied u hit 4 tb pee’ FreezFoil {Denatured Alcohol} is safe—sure—eco- | , “goa ig lg gE gh Lae a ele geal pape ie Precre 2 ce 'Z . EB eateren es eo COMPANY » purchase. ) we nomical. Watch for the FreezFoil sign, and insist 3 fF) 0T° Oe or ae ae | gestion and elimination follow its use. St. Louis, Missourt cach store i upon FreezFoil. | although + | ed him. He has always been nh week it MW olittl that never grew up. greater ASAVE YOUR RADIATOR ,.i,; t |aetooeaee \, pie RS “f | had stayed a c} ra f) | itt'= bov'’s inst ’ Pan, A) ES f er and then on another, as if } ; , ; ~hi) + riwn cy ‘ + +7 . were a child, trying to follow ffees from Le 3 one | : ; | = Zee Peeeeron {Denatured Alcohol} sign is your =f) Pin ues wory black eve. | _ a) er Coffees 2 second than she is a _ « ° : ? - } has still a «(Aft ——, 4 ‘ 3 e FE. ' loves ‘oO Tt) 4 4 : ct ‘ a \ # P Ki eo You can treat yourself private!» and in- expensively athome. Thousands of suf- ; ee = ~— — L OF ++/ ZERO aif € Highest Test ‘ Completely Denatured Alcohol ely a | = yaapl mAr* eo ee ecune. Blindand z rotruding Piles say they have gained . Ses Saas, +6. . & reliefthru usin our famous Pile Sup. . a ; a , , positories. This soothing, healing | Freez Foi] is not a motor-damaging compound—it is highest test completely : puse, safe remedy has been on the market 34 vears. Avoid needicss denatnred alcohol—sold under various trade names by members of the In- &e passat end sollering. Coupes Gustrial Alcohol Manufacturers Association who are licensed to use the trade } z Dbrings you a Generous Free : Trial. Delev is daneerous mark above in connection with their own brand. —_-_ - Surmmerse Medica! (o. Bet 1? South Berd. Ind %. ws ‘ atl ta ° . ot : , ' ott O8* OOF OSes T'*ee, r LO ee ee EEE. <u Please send. without obligation to me, FREF = — ce eeeee ’ ee +. eee” DUSTRIAL ALCOHOL MFRS. ASS’N, Inc. | |2fittgcHimouronirnde sails 30 EAST 42nd STREET, NEW YORK, N.Y. _ | + Ng HB SRO OE ~ ” — <I nt

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ity SY Te iat Ret Te age S Riess oe Re oo OE RN OLS entaa vadaaiiais. thal a ps digs, reine 4 Extn a a ac Lay Bt ty a Pee aa roe ‘. ns ; eT m ‘i > Ls er PF gu Air Rate De eto Ae Ab Ria rete ee OS tO stdin ef ohn Ob Arey al. wt ag P 0 te ee eg: ? ya a Le 45 SA th 5 te als Sa hr SA Aad hy ; ¥ ; : ¥ q SRE Ee! PEN oy « Ne GA SST aiata eae Ean BB He AR jars eta By Se ERE pai pcg REF AS AR rae HEINE RE ERA AS MARIA IE ir oh % we sie: i oer) i mais, Hear aT te ree oe ge SA Ayers Ay a ate tae ke Ea ELAS ARIE AIO AR IBF et % Me Se Ret oe he Ree 2, Bae TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER PAGE 3: ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - - __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WASHINGTON BEGINS TUNING UP FOR GAME WITH MISSOURI ELE ee nn ee me BEARS STIL LAYING DOWN THELAW GAME, DESPITE FORLORN HOPE “Any Team That Plays Hard Has a Chance to Win a Football Game,” Coach Bullman Tells Players. —= Missouri will be harder mext Saturday he Bear squad Was sent toreugs gg. Ww it ceceteins on Defense. part of the ed partten “Vf ae wwe fer che Dose Doped by San Lene EE _: Triple Te _ | Taberski, _ Rudolph of Ch List of rs By the Asgeociated ms PHILADELPHIA See Frank Tabersat - Y.: Raigh * S reenleag and Ervwig aaa world’s pocket ship. Each an won and lest none. T favored to win the The standing: ~ .. Ralph Greenleaf, New? Erwin Rudalph, “h ._ @gainst Misscuri as this last Sooner back having re«is- tered @ 60-rard run against Doth Osteopath shortens Slagie’s Lec tafenmge as *> swn has effectiveness ters? "Hh *oere e*ag° 2nd aie rare conch’s permission to take Single) i vate and amy ome of chem | wee RE eo 1927 FOOTBALL DATES * > Michigar-Na: Made from the finest Furopean and American Hops , * Get this fact fixed firmly in vour mind iis: Madi me are and remember it the next time vou buy Send for bookiet 5°? ™alt syrup. tigen rectpes Anheuser-Busch pays an extra price for | the right to select the choicest hops prod- 7 a “ee | quanimity mn es when no violence °PPertunites for ee ee : ag ar-a-Banc them with the finest Northern barieys to sihiigicittiieaiow RI ae sunny Wee? Happy Swees get that incomparable hop-mait flavor at the ? -vund the “ee BE Miler Bor Fall-size 3-lb. chem ail 0 Be Broadcast byKSD Scan Ee | ee rie Is this extra effort and expense worth Direct From Plaving Fields 22252222 22k EE SS with Budweiser Real Hop Mair wich chine PLAY by piny acconmt of | SD. dirert from the dine F278 ls year. ft remains t prio Mes Sof Som of amy other brand vou have ever tried three of the moet terete mond and made real to every — — eats — Suive tach- + ; ; a = er —and then ler your own judgment decide. ine feuballi cames this fed men of Notre Dame frnmction NHEUSER-BUSCH, ST. LOUIS Yale ws. Priaeeton. Nor 15%. a description of the piars Will not funct : listener what was taking place eur " . Reering | ecax6n will be Drondkca by the im the hall park. so these foot. ‘F ST*HChes are Made in the wall Mikes Mx Soe san nail A Harvard vs Yale. Now 28. come to followers of the came ' costo lle gage ee ee ee Saints Retain | Nick ~, : nction a fancy 4 a og ~ Just a> the wer! eeTres Age. Nts micrephore wi! “ye? right Part. ‘4 a 9... ke : r ext s . hen | Anheuser-Busch St. Louis, Mo. ball (ames were Dbreadcas by aiong the ~laying ficid. ‘as signed anett er *fc-Tekr *on hin : nineties ; , Post.iMepeteh dinx:t from the ball classics. the college songs. fesigned to protect them Ln guch nnn | ie ofthe Aes Amoi ie Gade Conon, chanel swim ee 2D Of (Re Amer'ran Asror's 444° a6 ae A ae ee a POPP PALM OA gridirens5§ These conmtcsets are: the cheertmg the hands. and “age, the prebabilities are that thew for the lead. LITTLE TO REMAIN In defeating Charts AS BADGER COACH “ie=ésis. N. T. inst mu 120. Tabersk! played Associated Press. e the start ef the tht ADISON, Wis, Nov. George nine Harmon led ith director of athletics and foot- | Harmon made @ sk ® -cach of the University of Wis- | thirrr-third and neithe a Jeclared last night tmat the next tro tnningn sixth Tabersk! starte§ ai ct markable id cushion if bead football ce —o ee Qe - all n ; Fm ‘mdattear s . . Tris was tis bi — - . of the nannilie Hs > 7.9 Harm 4 mainder will play two reunds es * . amen ma i Ins of 34 an4 a itions under ben me Greenleaf ron B® -hampionsht ‘TY i de of the oorennen wher an Si J ed Tommy Huestose @&€f erewn at 125 to 44. tz *4 inofegs 1927 bad a highs rus of 29 at Hoy- 5 5-24 BWueston’s bigh ‘his average 1 21-22. This picture tells why Mapacuba is a better cigar! THIS TOBACCO IS UNDER-RIPE TOBACCO IS OVER-RIPE MAPACUBA is a better cigar became #8 @ got something that you aren’t always sa of finding in other cigars—the | taste and mellowness of ripe tobacco! Day im and day out—vear after we use only one kind of tobacco im M . . . carefully selected, perfectly That means a lot, gentlemen—much mame picture shown above. It means you'll sem get bitter, under-ripe tobacco or flat, ripe tobacco when you light up a M Isn’t that worth remembering the ; ? 10c—2 for 25-—15¢ MID-WEST CIGAR CO. INC. 322 Ne Phon-, CEntral leaves from the very middle of the plant. : es was hed fe 7Wers ‘Oday as f or $omuins sem interest on heavyweight eB rneger of & Moneay ta 4 [roe Core ; feat herwety cacant Sy the req 7 Kapian A dour | atnner and Benny shin ts sisted Bere -han pionship. ry Clark ef & onshin ‘iy well Latzo seam beut for the am H--~enr! ee to Show Sisll Her Wil Appear at Petersoa Against Dave M-Candless, Former Amateur Champion. ‘Ss: balk ‘he wort? wi tiene at Pete sac‘inge etal ve McCandie ‘amnion of “her wi ‘2 anal cotirces aod @& seta a —_—Z- tas Night's Fights ROENS ES CTTY. — Larre anne Kansas (ter. keected oat Bebte wtben. Sieas ‘tity. tn. eevee Puan. : BLTIWORE—Senns Scbrorte Raitimere. bent Eddte O&O Dewd. (elumben, CO. tI roeunda. JERSEY CTTY. ¥. 4. — Goer Reider. Canada. defeated Dteteie Disxesn. Fert Werth Tes. © Peest med a YEW ARK. SN. 5 —Bille Perretia. | ’ DD. Beeeted oot Bie lion’ tetye@en, Pa. ome rwond. ‘ ( on wes Yeunerk. teat —s Reppen, Beaver Fallin. Pe. rw maha. PHIL «ADELPHI t.—Teams Hem man lPilladeigtin. defeated ike Ba ilerine. Breeki=m. )¢ rognd=a. 65. oe Philadciptica. ceca freee Rawat: ‘.# linee. New (cles ea. » “rds Behe Hicrherdees. Al eRe. sewer « tec ieeten! saerk- eur ever Gene Sarrerti. 4tiewtie ‘ity twee eecmaa. rivers %. Ved — “%'? meee t Wine... tQeferated Jean? Sheena Bridgepert. ‘ nn. L > 3 reer fm é Btw Ate, ome Aeetan. Nabeaean. George ‘Ew YoeRrmx.— chertes Goat on. Sew Verk. was frac Reba Som retin Saltimere. «sn « feel. aimee PweEnd= H.R rer RG. FP Pa—Denes Aree ™"'. Peliedciphia. heat Lew Se Periend Seu Freectere, etioke Pe mele ; P'TTsS?t RG. Pe. — Pe Galt “elm. Sew tarh heat @tece Sone Sure. sleesbers, ciabht soende ‘H'C4t6G0—Wee We Cert

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TCH W ee , —ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9, 192 r y he we : | eee 9; 1906 eee ST.LOUIS POST-['SPATCH a AGE I ELEVE Se nt Cm me ~ i 2 il\ » EIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP PRIZE FIGHTS IN PROSPECT FOR INDOOR SEASON riple lie fr | -~ a entities — ee a a nn en ma me - _—-- - I ta, er er ere - Pete His “Bewaysto-Renny” Thre oh Salary Roll of Dry Goods and Hardware —— Skaters Cards to Expand Given to Mexican Indians Peat t pROMseD a Si te ‘ ¥ Dine mam = Foster Writes = pg Broke Marathon Record) =e LP PR 4 prone ae ing Sport in Europe. | = ie. i ae ce oe Veteran Critic ele Bulletin | | i 5 ; 3s , a PR ss 3 rs wm * oa : S oe is ge . r~ * ~ee9 . rf pag ‘ ‘ B: i. A- . Pre es. Feather- | ee eg ae Egy ge Fails to Show Any Long- Two Crimson Silk Bandanas, 60 Yards of Cotton Ciotn ang 7 ET HR Nor. 9.—Action to Term Holdover Contracts i . ° : beenenaiinn all Olympie competitioa d Pair of Ploughs heir Reward; May Compete untt] such time as Muropean repre- | , - Finnegan By the Associsied Press. , weight Battle at Boston | | sentatives “arrange more harmoni- |. PHILADELP HLA. N a. me : le: OE ee ee | | : : a ov, : OS. oie ee R oe atin ee a 3 see ‘ a res : } . : Fe Frank Taberski, Sc henecta¢y Next Monday Will Usher 6 Sr eS Ce Ce ee ae 4 . in Oly mpics. wee | ’ . . R a} . C re at ~ , = %; So Fo 5. oe: ~ Da Ss at S = 3 ar pe ee : fe 3 : : , , By John B Foster ous ~ rog rams, was ta b en at a ®» ec © ié@ ef ' RSS .. bes _ ~~ . 5 sa . Bee S = ~ = . meee of Oe Be a4 , cae a ‘ ; abate i ° ° ' ‘ . . . . . a Meh Pp " = ai > New in Busy Schedule. ; ; P a ss eo “ = : ts. at 33 oS : > . 4 z » 3 ae & ca aS : ; 2 : | y 4 ’ i(Convrish 10O°R iije¢ } re sear Ti ig t of the ] ri City, and Erwin Rudolph, ai Bo ee =| Se s x x Bs were ay. | SU aU.s ckati L'nic epre- were in a triple tle today + eee 4 : —— > & eee Rec sade: : Bae | ea | | NEW YORK, Nov. 9.—There; BY the Associated Press. simbast2 Bt tae. Bs aar e da i . . xx . § . 2 . $e2 i Be ae ini ? . ae | {EXIC ITY Now Te rahims “3 | - “ho ing skating groups oO th : lead in the tournament Bs 4 » ‘ ; TP my . Oe mS. “st 4 RS “ va ae * . . ss 7 = SO : at = per re: . 5 : ; . ; Wilii be much liore of a task in- ; MEXICO Cl Zs, Nov . 9. The tKvo Tarahuma re J i i; Ve Lif hi, vw ii , 8. j e af : © t soap : > tf) ‘33 dis s , 3 : one - . % o . Re : 3 x . % ; . eu . . . oe : a x. : ~ . , ee ’ ‘ “4 . ¢ ‘ es = ; 4a 4 « . World's pocket billiard cham "XEW YORK. Nov. 9.—Promise | a ae i re it ae i. : 4 gs. $ | volved in signing the St. Louis Car-} °" b vy Kilometers (62% miles) on the highway from Pachuca to) +. american group went on (ship. Each had won two gama of eight championship battles ine 7 Mexico City in the record time of 9 hours 37 minutes, have been record as opposed to the pebeerove: ict LR eee tees cat ae : Sees mae hastess : & a contracts for 1927 than “ /and lost none. Taberski and G 5 ee : ; | 4 . a : es: si : Roe : a ne ees Be Be = = ‘ % ito those of 126. unless some of rewarded with two crimson silk bandanna handkerchiefs. 60 va rds of of European groups sating agai leaf, both former cham : ge : eee ae 5: | | Be volving seven titles was held forth Yo 0, | vn tnein have Changed their minds W te cotton c! loth and tw O mode rp nloug! f ‘ : enaeteeniar ; gzhs for their spectacuial favored to win the title —— : | The standing: , time in preference to ‘actual com- to pugilistic followers today as fea- | ES es ; ; i Soe | ag i se : safe , tures of an indoor boxing season | oe. ba € ei : Be: oe sy ee, || ece they) talked the maiter Over | sehievement. ee & ee 7 ae ee. : oe ae eo ee og e jin a.New York hotel. :¢ Union awarded the follow- nt sivas bs eile nina ie # ee: tepte kf Nm RRR em A AR | oth ne MO aps RM a ain pty rede salad heel dt dled teetneeat all ; : ; ; will focus interest on the) : e: ss % y ; Tomas 2 rf +t thel lial ; _— ment of hea. - W eigh t ch: Te | “¢ . > 4 . = ; ; Me 5 rit % 2 “ Sateen x ae a : es Bre Some players are said to have wm cae vs iro an gd L eon icio San l- ed that , yeir abse nee Ww ould mean ing meets for the winter: j 2 ; ; * ; >. ' ae A * ee 5: : S' sa :: .: Bo = a e . L « : he P . . ~ ” Frank Tabereskt!, Bchenectagy. : deve ay | . 3 oh 2 SS “. , ee me Be aoa an See ; Be ‘ ss oe ‘contracts for Ic nger than a year. | De ~ rae - pig rs, may y et com- ; the loss of th eir corn ¢ rop. Interna’ lenal Outdo r, Saran Le ‘ : : ; Eas » eee ; 2 Oe ae : Ss sis i j & r = } e © > a hoe . "lL. wn e . on 8 ' —_ " Erwin Rudolph, Chicage . mmetoht crow! vill be! Ss em . eae eae ee Seca: ee aera Sie (‘looks as though the salary roll of y sportsmen and Govern- the crop. The runners said that! pittshurg; National Outdoor, De- * *eecee8 and heavy’ Cle nt Ci owns Wi ye | ep : e ae a ‘ s 2 = gas: Sam nay i BS Meee | bs ee os the a 4 - aR ment officials intend to petition the after selling their cron they a ould P is —T , “hies a Pasquale Natalie, Balt . j q fire ; PRON cee i “t > 4 Sg RR Wpenexee te ) Sis the St. Louis club, which was not internationa! sporti authorit! | 1 Ee Bee 4 = ' ad “ hy rest; Satonal An oof, Harry Oswald. Pittsburg . | poder * eran the title hunt &, % : ee RO koe e See. ae 8 SES eae ise oters “3 Ba Slim) by any means in 1926. willl... .. ‘ SI ss ngs aut ~—s ties; be able to buy 36 yards of white Canadin (Champtl chips, Quebec. ‘800mm Leading of, 27% Be Ue DUNK, | é Ba «RRS ; : . Se an, Se Ran ik as pe er ae 3 , touter next vear | Oo accept the Tarahumares’ rec-jcotton cloth each. Dat '- Loot r Arthur Ponzie, Philadelphia. 6% nick Suess of New Bedford. Mass.. | om | ge eo eee % Bigs es MR cee pasa oe Rats Ca ah be Ply aa ack us i next year | ord as officiul and also include a| The Governor gave ‘them that! nen the recommendation of Ww W wt . a Son en ere ? ss = Sa bos. o4 Be Sot : ee Se. Ar eae SR ON eI Bets lavers who are under contract! ,,, Tt ae © Be an : : — on the recommendation of Arthur oods, Pa ucket, a. oki and “Hon ey B oy’ dae ii fle@Re nN of Bos- i ae , Mts a ore ; be. , S ~ ee $ oie me 3 3 aah Be eis oe Ss pies ‘“. ’ yon : ox . wis ; . 54h) Kilometer race in the pro- io mount of 4 loth gy ‘ vlnipensate = s s . 2 } / . Stud Chas. Harmon, Glendale, 1. Y. lash next Monday tn the: Sim eae a Ss a oe eet gach MRR Ra ee EE oe Se spit oh uson of long term | gram of the 192% Olympic eames: hem ’ ration of EaNeOUre, 2 , 0 : ton, wil] eCjiagst) ries ai bitacd bid ii . p's *s C . ae 2 . Be pee teaser ER eg ee ee + : 4 yrreen =" ee Hart: = c ¢ the ai Ji vse ty 4c = € ih Mipic ZamMes at i tiie sil 1ory the ir ‘ rop., winier ‘upon nr . Sn os . rirae of i€ lig? i} 7 ‘yy ’ roar c ar ge ‘ . ns : ‘ sins e.: : eae tae as Z ae ae . $ Se aes ae sei day wi © “s 41S J © } ‘ ‘ yr) t > , + Se , rer tif ti : ‘ breil ot ee RPeate fs icant Pintle a veg first match ” a tht cornered | eae St. SB is Oe ee 2 Re aoe ae : Se 2 ie 3 oe gap ie , om No An sterdam, in which case Mexico although still reluctant because of Seal es Seg “s | Corman ro n 4, PP eton., Ws t i 1 1+ oth, erweicht | Ves. : RS; ~ . : roe ‘ Sa : ¥ ee bates ae , Sot at, “a ; o sh . e e q - 4 | ‘ and another. and Hornsby has a CANADIAN PLAYERS that in “te had not proved { *. : “" «Yr yo x . se Ou | Greenleaf and Natalie. : wil! chift to Chicazo w here nage wert Li Ay] AP ( 0 la’ oM it The next fact of interest in re- A ¢ nay est a 1! } : - * 473 “a 7.2 17 er ene 1; ' oy ‘ ‘ ’ . , l "j ¥ ys 7 2 } " im th ; , 3. "Mooe F ers. on Dec. 38. t : ia a & ‘lee -,| Winner when Rickey was i steel, leaders of tl ic | U : aay } the pay at the Elks > With Viger Flow progress for sill clea: Acari tinal POS OPPS Ow OY pctis - Goa Is Ki na n Te WE: es ‘ hat he will &° b!} ool } c cea 4 ws i . holding aS leaders 7 the ne eric. + gibt - chosen pre sides nt of the inion. | q . a t4 or ‘* { a g tie 2 . “ce 146 lack MmOu;krg . ? Cc sf apie le? a| O — liable to be . ard and chautauqua talks. . - ne ” erday, ot ee ter Uni ee Other officers selected are: Vieea 1a rf ront: ‘eSterday, ; 0 @ i = - 4 , in Che | presidents — Frank Kalteaux of ) - tnce title fight lacer in Decem- By Herself eraced unless his team pla} deen ne gas sa esa | victories and no defeats, are @ another tive fight nga ‘ : 4 y ¢ recent better football than $ mitts remain in Augusta,; Breadon Between the Millstones, | first game of ; . a ' ° « - °f 9 7Y) Ty? 4 7 He 4 M Y + «e ce 1 wets ‘ " 7? - . . r " + “eos Sa ilit «' ; ‘ T Lhe OC- ~t "sear a _ for the lead. ber at Newark, N J.. with Sammy ae ae eueeeseans Visit the ; ... o.oo: eS ad , to hunt and to clip coupons. | ie pao - Chicago, William FE. Raughton | ial! of Chicago. newly crowned . ; ae of the presé nehe's matt f ealarv may And then again Sam Breadon' - championship of America. Bril- ‘ : In. defeating Charies Rar Mandei} of Cnieasy, © . Coliseum ig} iornspy 8S matter of saiary may lant play featured the acetal at- American Association of Canada: ; “e4 Is har ri gq f > i}] Ps 1 . ; © , has a lot of follow] } fo "¢€ - , . - . COACH Glendale. ~. » Pr last night, 125 lich Ws jehnt era 7 } ion, ani 3 Bi : Vv INnovV * 1) Tne Vv Sul it him or it may ' it a wiih aoe : hi 4 ae tended by £000 sper tators este r -. Potte r of Detroit: secre. ’ efi! ¢ arere ~ ) se & t 1@ | . > oo ae 4 4 + 7 : , i gens x ° i ‘ > tig ° ls E l Acre W l Cc ] no tf _ ry = ‘ . . 139. Taberski played brilliantly, ret 01e O -— ae I hig as : ' advertised wonian sport i ifs games Bea ndilr i rainst «+ rong ; tar a notion that iit id d se ind O ce © ha _———————- tary-treasurer, Ben Griffin, Pitts- a , es . : » ial a % ‘ a a*% ait ‘ i}, GE 4 4 Pe 4 e " , : ; 5 ae Sill ile L j l OT = atl ais eca use 1e . — the start of the thirty-secong deci biapin ‘ ws re - .. - his \74 N ° Interna- oppon &T its, a ryi¢ ne the ae thie roy Now Quartered In Basement of —_ : i be . as v utte d. in has Hornsbv on one n a Hockey Exhibition a Tie. ' wu! bE. - 8.—George | ning, Harmon led 121 to 95. Madison Squa arden promo ionally she {s as well known as RTE as ° against” at . Louis and carried; "~. “a : ne and an ics and foot- H 3 hre c] saicchdaadaie ~ — a America—and erful and huge Latoues fly Te Fraternity House Here; this all the wav through the world Rickey on the other. Those are! BY the a lated Press armon made a scratch fy : Tis iia What Knute did not say : ; ithe only two hands he has. If he} MINNE OLIS, Minn., Nov a cial 2 as vw Or) all anal for a lot of criticism that wil) cut ee re ar te ewe Mert Ts eee ee 7} ~ or ¢ .crtor — came from Chicago vesterday , - realiy are against it. this = 4 . : . m S17 . But there is a ‘esourcefulness ractice for the Billikens 7 NRO. = SA Pray Ci dada apie Any >: try ~ 5 ; TH 7 - her . m ‘. on + 9 title again i ie I ‘ia: as 4 . q] a Slall ere » - 4s i si ct us | i are 7 “ . IAW rm} 2 b4 ears. ithe will head Billiken rooters is safe to say that it would never | dous) sup] 2 2% ™ ot so} e"’ 2 aham t ¢ Ttic: N . J . rey | Pia nt 4 . } r=) 3, i? | { ; +? . c r . zx ill give up markable ride cushion shot Buehner (;TaaAR ’ T i A saa Infiic Le j upon h “ r auring a “ B -™ LLovV vE ; iv TS | Ss mas ‘+ £0 it. ey Le2gi e Trained A 5 te i. t? ' s \ 1? ' . tz ‘ ‘ : i Jan 7. but Rosenberg must be re- She is Mile. Suzanne “nglen dase ngs however. the S84riarisen when St. Louis won its first} and four-handed when he gives out} contest here rounds ep|* 7-58 Harmon made two 4 : ed Tommy Huesto ca sates “A i}til | when Jess, 4d Q . n of Ch ; a hamn mishkis flywei gh world. men and women both. she "es ‘Ont training i} he custody of two Billiken stu- v 21-23. . | : | , 1im. ‘his average 1 21-23 % ———— letic endeavor against whom no ae . hard to T) at is at present — ] | } Not One Set for Mary. Rockne has a poeuarativet | street parade. would have caught up with . ame ee ' ; ‘ ° " ae ° HWierh Yt , }, + h “TY? t ; eH a acu a 1S : ; ; oe hatklt have occurred until Father Tinie f high quaiit hat the com- /the season. : Eric iweniacher, 18.2 halkline ite hand } ii ingati OD ever be counted | The Billikens will | fairly | | , took a hand in the sienedines. 7 2S | ce eee SR ners ge EKES. 5 ity of Wis- | thirtyv-third and neither fichts immediately afterward with; the best part t is she earned mes | Arrived Yesterday. se : | , . = ht th th re | { | j . oy Charley (Phil) Rosenbere defend-| every line that has t 1 devoted ; that i is highly probabie yr cannot Jeave St Louis | had four hands he might be better/*coring five goals in rapid succes- t at the; the next tw nings. — gage | oth Be at BSS HOSEN CCVO is elev ‘ i be > | pets ae a eae png eraggygtron ss 2 0eo © ake car ; oe ) | 4 ith t two in 4 In the thi; his eleven WILL be able to ) | iwithout naking > himself the targeg | 2b/¢ to take care of all his trou-/ sien in the third period, the Chi- optball coach the first. The date of the con- srevior si he "nite : both ways, and it is unfortunate Meanwhile he llavere _ FD - : n, ts without . n the mgtch with untinis — a : : _ United ; i whict ias been the subject of more a ‘ ras au ’ t piayer: want Minneapolis of the American Pr run of 21. ‘This was his high sored to the good graces of New| whom Champ Picke a task harder than his ne: leuiiback. has-arrived in St. Louts|National League championship. ithe contracts. The new world’s ‘runs of 84 and averaged 8 15 35. 3 ark xin f ] . Interests in the club have been champions have ideas about pay;only has a gold lining. but is built . _ © Bee g * ee — Tt. dreine f teonnie mm walern aide - : - meee a ae sig as *r ; peculiarly involved for tne last | that will make Sam think very | uno oy} dati if hea eanie Greenleaf To hi re | ——- 01 i “) sg , ; I ear Lael t i ee * ~ " , “ >| ‘ous vis ' i ‘ - sa 4 ‘ns every ul n a ,.Oun a ion C tue Sa lli¢ which the) a aa 8 secon p ; ,p one St lished but ocoro ~~" ithree vears. Branch Rickey has @icloud in the hasebal' world not) material | 125 {n 24 Innings. —_——e * aap se aro ag ~ “ Ph 4q onnter. AT Pete Latzo naentned is today about the only one with- a 3 ape ar : preced: d | dents who kidnaped the niascot | in | ruy oO: a ve ‘a a © a ‘ : m Against Dave McCandless, (tne agiie and clever French girl ’ ° ear oa tes sea : > iin about Ror: neand sucha tremen ecrimmagrge has been ' i could on be jessed Pe 4) ad tit . nn fe ali : it of isi] & i oe Former Amateur Champion. | ly be guessed at. But it ith es el ee Ly | of replacements | pensed with for the remainder 0! mpion of the world wil] + ' ; _ fara) ' ¥ ] ‘OoOnditi rains I ‘a?] x Thus far Mile. Lenglen has € enand. good condition agains szoyola ex- ~ ; h tes of exhibitions at Peter : ; : : as a Se been able to piav oniv against ” | cept for Capt. Kahle, whose epine : BE given se: : | - m's sillia c 1] ~ | ing about } M . Se Md time amateur champion of this , oi al Se HE Preparatory ’ , pee | nomic reasons,”. she explained. League, consisting ‘start Saturday's gam gut is not hos | Miss Browne « ie ‘ ; us ieee ,ecte to zg je laecher will]: is ETC re wus LU. 5. cham- Western Militarv Academy | expec ted to go i sias ’ lie : ' + ,, 7. . e " ‘ ri 4 , 2 »-,} ‘ ry wn | . ‘7 Ae ogc sae ee eet the Country Day School, the Bob Hannegan. who scouted the last season. ut in all] her ex- rie . | Haskell-Loyol: arne ies tory | Bride Hig 3 iSKell-L0yoia game hibition matches thus far playe: : f} J Pi Yi i ‘ a 4 us té r piaye 1, Prot he rs College 3 f th }e laet re port the VW riter re. tj = . ; Jigh ceived, Miss Browne had been ; ; able to win only onc game from New York where he met the pow- sit aage te : ? _| Suzanne in any set thus far con- s of the bhilliar: ‘orld and tried ae © Hard wo ang {ried | tested! to induce them to hol! a cushion | Nothing : : + Yi ning tarom champioiship which he the | ;* — ; Peterson recentiy returned fror nour Associ: + ‘Je ata ° " ; 7 re t : “Ty . part actively it nnual] st floss of Gorimnan. wv aa better attest powe and skill’ of the ee _— ee lene cg er ; Mrench woman who. it must bine | _— St. Louis High Schools are | Thrusday aite aoceon'y tg N fhan ulkline or three-| remembered. is playing without | als o members of the State High (‘Oo field Grand and Laclede : tushion. His idea was favorably the incentive to put everything School Asso ‘jation, but they are 'frosh wil! take on the Scott l ie] reelved in some sources and the’ gne jas into her play. not permitted ‘ompete in army aviation post eleven for the tournament may be held next} s ° me of the state championships. benefit of the Walter Camp Memo- Maintains is more attract}, [Oo tune ering. | St. Louisans have seen Miss | a oo J re une, LE EE GT LE Ce ee Brown: Mrs. Mallory, Tilden, grown ruins of a Schoo! 20a TC ‘Loyola looks ; Last Nicht’ b », Johnston and other great play- | * ae —_— preven.s 10Ca! jicontest as its t Night’s Fights rie cee weet, Bat theyshave | *'2e'e® ‘Tom Playing any em three meeti at a distance of more than 20 | won twice losing n~ lever yet See an athlete who, | ' ; a. last year | nie “ - ® Agsociantedc ‘ : ao ii€ other since ‘are sICS from ne CY C1 Prom —_ itouchdow ‘ee Lovole Siu nis lave A ; : : i? prt | nie sing. in “tt. Louis, any } i} n a KANSAS cir — farrs Cappo, | ver lost a match that “ n6. : Pa ee ‘am iehartered a specia pehiT]? Glial’ Wiil . I fr e11naT . Ithin = ) } e*¢ “ De 1} _- 10% weak scat 4 ~~ * mile ravel here 2" () stror ry : ° . “oe? | Kansas City. knocked out Bobby t the itm | r | nere,. 2 strong, including ; : is a better cigar because its & ‘Shen, Sioux City. tn. seven | at's Suzanne’ s record. radius. mascot goat e n ? reunds & * The local schools are thus cut —————— = oe ——— a . - e aa + . ahaa a tan $+}, thea un ¢ that you arent always sure BALTIMORE.—Benny Sechwarts. Why Knute! se On ee > : : > Baltimore, bent Eddie O'Dowd. | | itutions. The situation makes 6 1:1 yy. Springval : ahani, in other cigars—the satisfying Coluybus, ae came. | LD line coaches just can't | for narrow sphere of action and |i, onerator. Sarah Jaue. Esther Mari Just this—real enjoyment! And y ; | JERSEY CITY. N. J. — George | help it, On the eve of a big | narrow views. j also rat | ellowness of rope tobacco! | Balduc, Cannda., defeated Dickie game they unload *“‘bear” stories Apparently the e ators he | ae 4 because El Producto is first, last Dixon, P TT "ith just ha* purpose ard | heir vi l against he | AREZ SC 5 ® ss. li lv son, Fort Worth, Tex. 10 VW ane W i pose jis har ee » ani eee ann | irst rac¢—Altamour Maut ATi] and allthetime—(Qua ity, itis tru y and day out—year after yeatr— @B monn ¢o atin legiate al ght | First racd— atta Maurice | one kind of tobacco in Mapacuba @ YEwark, v. J.—Billy Petrotie, | nute Rockn Notre Dam of the entire Unites States, in { Piorietian. Vigiet 0.) Third —Philli the cigar for real enjoyment. . | Ss noi i arini dow! Li ae , — Farge. \N D.. knecked out Billie : Pollock, Scranton, Pa., one round. | f football games. . : | th ith —_-_— TE IOS. PHILADELP —T - | rw Snete in quoted as kay- |" 2 Kk ¢ iw of what thers . Cae ae cree ie | ire canine weed a tux- | svbcnine or mhat fers are | © soeeconed Sob ess mene, | | and the quality never varies! No Sail , dy the & Millerine. Brooktyn, 10 rounds, AP | ae thet en, Oe | seins ee ak an ne |) omar smokers sweat by El : ay imagine unti you stu y eg Philadciphia, won from & be 7 at ladisor square lar len - Producto . A: ‘ . | ’ asi! Galinne, ‘ Orl oe PAPAL ALAA AAAS | ing Send. Revolver, Jim Crow and FI ie Se Galeees wishes elle oot | Fans n above. It means you Hi never rounds, Bobby Stith, Al- bat BIRTH RAC 7 Filppant gett. : a “i pe aaapeet a ——— % ' ce aiaen . Yoona, seored a technical knock- (| Rejuvenati (Fe well), 3 90 2.30 ut | i7 sui ? Oo 30¢ © . under-ripe tobacco or fiat, over “er Ut Over Gene Suuweoes. knock: ) a ae , |) Dane ae Foo) (Peter | Sizes to suit your fancy 10c t 1 re a, ee ne!) Sere nr. Ee | P hppa | ona RT G. HL P. 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Mint ‘Julep i=. ee ee wade iC 1GoO.— Ww ee Wu Davis. |. PiFTH RAC a. uUr.Onet Peur Il. &w nson No Rains and Phone, CEntral 1884 Olevelnnd. bent sag asia Wall Domino (P. -“ * , *#-no: Pendercast also ran | a . : pind aa"? eo : . ») RACE— Five furlongs: ag Ind... 10 rounds. Young andering Minsire! i R.90! meee Castle a E. Gra- ‘ our eke i ; ee e** ‘ ‘ Vier, Chicnze. wen from Billy , = Cay se pee oo aa ham) Bin aior . , eT ae XK... A wera, St. Paul. on a foul. Time. 1714 §. 5. Woe Burn. Brush. Fiy- Bert Den fhe first one bHundred room-> tin the oew Downtown Y CO A went fart ready Each distinctively fur aished «nd decorated Clom fortabh heds AD club gym «wimming ooo) facilitie> ouliding t completed § Hetter get som room now Rates cen «eonable Sate time and = car- fare. Young men only. Apply ft new DOWNTOWN Y MC. A 16th and Locust A A i. At ern ll ltl ad i i ee i i Le

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAt EVENING. NOVEMBER 3%. el all) i re LD PUT AIH el al pow eal la ta alg a lg gl cl ll Nl a la ll lg alll gy i iii LIFE AND RING CAREER —By Gene Tunney ' fter Soldier Jones Bout, HEPCesTucxy iN 1s27, Bird Dog Trials | [Bo Develop Air Gene Knew He Must Train; gmp cr = + sc waneas Onto Beat * | Pptttack for Ohio : ma a Blank as Do Then He Began to Win nin ses | Soar —— ctieeet tliat PPD ri ae eS ee ne ee ee of Sgeiecany VF a © -) a“ LY we al Webra.) wai ee ee a ae anh te Other Performers. men Soe — ows _ » ~ * oe ee a 8 3 ‘ + ANNIE ele BE neg ee SS aia ig So ous specie! to the Prest-Diepat-® CENT RALIA. Mo... Owing to continued rain pene of the Missouri bird dog t ——= . : ——— | ~ sl > kes SE ai ? r= nents net finished yesterday as __ ae | A " | — _ le towe>rr schedule. Only five Draces ef “ | - outa ate * the Walver- both by ian dand a | evin PH Moines 5 ty a By Gene Tunney, . a aes World's Hearyweicht Champion. : % me BH. sic oa icaiitier af ky ne es aay oe : a, CHAPTER AlV. gn Oe ae yea jenials pm the ¢ | PD ope Mie iene WANS Shas rh9 Di Sm ate Ela et A he ats bi ig ah aie or bus long enough to run 100,000 miles---unlessthess ff —- tee ane | r miles are money-earning miles | Te ene of the een ee contenders. i ncneteneneemenmneenemmenadl P Wichigan Soaches were weil | Owners’ actual records show that [R552 72 Whites have run 300,000 miles and moreeach ; =— = 3B have run between 300,00021500,000nisah Q5] have rn between 200,000 21 300,000 mised 4 f} rms BACK AGAIN : fT’Ss BACK AGAIN 2 . . wrapped giving the astounding ‘total~ IT’S BACK AGAIN 8024 Whites have on 100,000 miles andmoreeach PBN Gencrousis good day at the edge of the © Ha? had served Jack Dempsey 49999 SBE GRANGE’S horizon to devour all (2. 7hig pariners peice ts the Car. TEAM BEAT WILSON’S Our next “300,000 Miles and Mere” bonklat is just out, wth the Bg IT'S BACK AGAIN First Cauliflower Ear. ast and shitty, alert, a good hitter i ce ca T TORONTO mileage classification. You will ind leaders in all industries, firms THE WHITE COMPANY CLEVELAND aay ait ORR Ean ye ease eS are Se ae Me Tae dn a at ; ee ay 3 ne ye eae 4: * aul ‘ahs rie | Tongues Are Waggin’ On Shoe Street Friends tell Friends of the wonderful shoes and values at Cowhide Corner. “Walk to Tenth Street” is the word.Even the shoe tongues are waggin. * (2 ow o iz tks! , ‘ Pa ae i ee ee tee a” * Dey ys ae Pen: pment’ area Oe: : - ‘a SIR OL ae ae ten ~ ae 1g 7 ~ + i oe - i a. ? set «€ Par? = »~=* *? . ee eee ee ST. LOUIS BRANCH—4151-61 FOREST PARK BLVD. TerzPHone—Linperr 0470 Go to Millards Any Day T : Big, Burly, Rich F for Men

922 Olive St. $7.50, $8.50, $10.00 Lines and Banisters. wring to carry cruliers a: the tien and at my best form. In th GREYHO UND Better Value Dollar for Dollar. ie. aud an onary aoe. Mo tun EEE: ene — .* Sate ees = =| BACES T UC tim agai Bu or oe : Madison Kenme! Club Track, R KS : aad ! a ER eae a eon Collimsvwille Road 3 | a ae tee 3 beet @ MINI TES PROW CITY | * NIGHTLY AT 8:15 snipe gens lho ema and WHITE BUSSES | SP EE Att ae LL LLL A EO LLL ALLL AE Ell NN cai cus Pe ee SMES ce RANT WR gags a LN A ELLE LE LA LLL LL LE LL LS Aly etter ba Co x 8—RACES—8 r'eTiiug “perce ‘or Antes Eads Bruige te Ge -* 300 of World's Fastest Dogs | a Ue ee a Ask for Specifications, The New White Six Cylinder 100 H. P. Motor Bus -Peen Hie * Peepie «~ Vera Lomerer Jett ernanm Fete: [oP OY ADMISSION ce (Teele, s. | ts int en eRe. ae Ra ite ss In addition tO eight Ineparch conmtaims a sper! Sede tae ee ae geet n the way fo the office remember to get De Ln xe Sackage Gillette «uz BLADES with the finest edge that steel can take SOLD BY ALL DEALERS THE WORLD OVER ct inate ae aR o a cht alas te, 4 BS Sou , 4 cna NO Ee ee Se ee ee ee aa i as lat 1 2 a oe ; el z r @ ‘4 > a P x ae ded ee ae Fagi™ ao. ° i * ea eee : ie faye 74 5 cabs : r : : 4 na weer Aeigd SAID MPS bite _ PPO eee? 5 a a a (eo Sl a Silk a ys Gage rae SExy es i hee SSP ay Sh Re a4 By If you want to test the buying power of a dime. just step up to a cigar counter and ask for a Manuel Perfecto. To say that you will be agreeabiy surprised when you smoke it is putting it mildlv. You will be absolutely astonished at the goodness and quailty of this splendid cigar. Yeur dime never bought you more genuine smoke satisfaction than when you purchase a Manue! Perfecto. ii— = PETER HAUPTMANN TOBACCO CO. SS > Panstella - Ic (Oo (1m my wondernge — # Dist beter ~~“ > > angwened 500 N. Fourth Se. St. Louis, Mo. MAin 2467 Invincible 2 for é5e President 2 for 25¢ "Tou can det this Bunt: : : i. ae aii MAZER-CRESSMAN CIGAR CO Inc. Detroit Zécbesr Imperial - [Se Reet

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ADDI -OT.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ TIONAL SPORT NEWS TUESDAY EVENING, a, ———— a aeeneeeeenen * A Sel ee ee ee ee il NOVEMBER 9, 1926 ee [HARVARD LAMPOON IS CRITICISED FOR ATTACK ON PRINCETON ROOTERS By the Associated Press. that the Princeton team in defeat- ing Harvard 12 to 0 had used rough tactics and caused unnecessary in- juries, but that attacks on the stu- dent body of Princeton contained in the Lampoon were unjustified. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — oO PAGE 25 ling match here last sight, taking the first and third falia. Pliestins won the first fall in 36 minutes. Leppanen took the next In 10 min- Palestina Tosses Leppanen. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, Nov. %.—Marin Ples- tina used a reverse headlock to de- | utes with a toe hold and Plestins feat Charlev Teppanen in a wrest- won the third in 19 minutes. The publication tmplied loose mor- als and excessive drinking on the part of Princeton undergraduates. fred, an offense which they think | will reach its peak ) ?| CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Nov. 9.—Indi- against the | ¢ ° Buckeyes. i$ Tomorrow’s Racing Entr1 {| cations at Harvard yesterday were OPP PLB LLLP LO * Ohio needs no signa) lights, hie: | PAP PP IPDALLLLALD A anna | that no official action would be e , ‘ taken with re d ve . » lds. 4 furlongs: gard to a special issue jever, because Coach Jack Wilce | Al ticht- 107 | of the Harv: os | watched Michigan down the Badg- | > Ne ery . avery Lampoon, | under bie 3 . a, - — 4 PAPA PAP BPA PPP 1G fs Biecpigal Works seh ] . ‘9 Develop An 2 = : Kp wine ++ +++2-107 E a ****yyo | raduate comic published after Sat- Wallace Wins on Foul. ss PIMLICO -.*"?? Som , 8 | urday'’s Big Three football F 7 | a s ihe ck for Ohio | ie and went back to Columbus | 2 | ae errr : Kame | By the Associated Press. . = —_—_—_—_ |game. The Ohio State freshmen | | ' OS Sncererad~ | tent here Sat Seen Herre eee handed them a hatful more and | 1"9™ 140 Endicott oF Ever toe olunteer pe é | Sates admitted that the references | Wiggins and Roy Wallace, local ' er : Brown Dick ...103) to the New Jersey seat of learning | hurled them against his varsity de- Second race, Maiden 2-year-olds and 3- | Fanny Decoursy 19: “were in bad taste,” It was pointed | heavyweights, ended in the eighth fense. Guan” $1360. ae LoS | pt ae of cok /out that neither of the former bod- | round when the club physician de- The Buckeye backfield is giving 105 Golden Volt .. lclared Wallace was struck a foul ‘evidence of defensive Strength com- | : oees 1 =f ame Qudlity “Same Size / There are no cigars # selling at 5c.theequal £° =: of John Ruskin — 4 in fact—John Ruskin is better than most cigars selling at | By the Associated Press. : ‘st race, The Elk Ridge Steeplechase, eee eee See es ) . . ? ay on z “4 Wilce, on the Other Pits Varsity Against He Saw Wolverines Use. ——— e«—_ SoD Ech :> =o oO Cwov oe ati pang in | Ohio State that the Wolver- are coming, both by lan dand ‘Si olds and upward: -. rn i. wo es we paying for your cigars John Ruskin will satisfy you. L Lewls Cigar Mfg. Co. Mokers, Rewert, & 1 | he frst time this fall Mich- & is effectively combining 7 gerial game with a driving attack, 4 particularly timely wence on the eve of the con- in which anything but a tie iminate one Of the three sur- Big Ten title contenders. | Michigan coaches were well 4 with the Play which swept » Wisconsin for a 37-——90 vic- 1 Saturday. and labored today . ) ar! year-olds and upward, A custom tailored and three-eixteentns: teenths miles: one mile . .100 7 | 4 olde and up “Norseland .100 *North Breese | Captain Martin 2109 *Sir Leomid long enough to run miles.’ » unless those pmoney-earning miles Nohow heavy favorite. Stagg is engaged i+” in again refo ; Thig |Federalie¢t . ...1200 Prince Hamlet . seit ge ais rming his Chicago | -Qyovfire : "106 ee attle lines, battered by successive | *Cerinth -« Be . he defeats a YOomahawk [V .107*Maxte . ...-- OS : nd facing another. | Fifth race, The Pimlico Graded Handi- | At Wisconsin, Coach Little mar- | cap, 3-year-olds and up, $1500, one le | and ey ant wy arde * R- ' shalled his forces for a battle with | Bue! “ lorie tae n At fowa for secondary honors in the / Grenier -.+-125 Crossfire . y+ - «55. ‘ . ~ | Thistlewood *] Laura Dianti ..120 | title fight. All Gone y Tt. | F | Indianola Texas Ranger 'with matter contained in under- Je sag sees | round. He weighed 181 pounds to |Sun Rock Dawn o' Virginia hee te MEMO ocr skh se ty Re GO, Nov. 9.—The lights | - - 06 * ley Farm: entry: Doto and Hobcaw, Ker- | | end respite has worked against the | ' Cudgelle 99 Joy Smoke Sixth race, purse $500. claiming, 3-year- A tl O V t ft Northwestern, the other unde- i no 1eT ercoa O 98 Sarazen . John A. lich reek’ | Hardn ight week 8S preparation for Chica- , ; ; ibe Recover ... 112 made better looking b Overcoat of heavy & -DY Our Commis- a fast a Fie | Los oe the days to come when nee = 409 Olive St., CEntral 5900-5901 {ss > MS fe . **% Fairy Beau . 9; les made it a policy to interfere Merman . ese ’ wie > a ’ , : Fifth race, purce $400 claiming, 3- i blow. Wiggins had won every |parable to the attack whi ; Spanish Aster .. John Speed reer-oldg and upward, one mile: | Sraduate publications. | ps he ack which has cae ; . | The generally expressed view was 147 for Wallace ted Press made the Buckeyes the Big Ten | Doto . 102 d Sublette .. | Purl .. 108 Be 11a Ce. Spaniah & rT are om o'Vir . idal 7D «es sensation of the fall, and a week- Opn Aster ans pee 2 Se wa Teaater Doblen 109 Michigan's tower shaw and G. W. Loft entry. i | Ben Valet .....108 tt TE SANSA AR I EAE INTRON ERIE EOE MRO E RII ACES SMT AR I Thi qd race Pir co Gre d an i- | j - offense going stale for the big | cap 3-year~ her aed = $1200, one mile | Chiapas game. and seventy yards. Class A: af unleigh Marcella Boy aun rape . a oe seven-eighths mile: 4 feated championship aspirant, | 4 “henge ¥s me ooo sis | Go With th Oth moved today into a comparatively oe | | se Korbty | I e er a 7 ( yi; . , cee ool h The good-looking tweed ZO, the Purple’s decisive victory = See See S 8 : over Purdue having made them a : i er. 101| Weight woolen, $60 custom tailoring, will be 10f Gilex If ......106) g¢g $100. . = just as good looking on Stickney-Hoelscher Cigar Ce. To Manage Des Moines. the mercury is headed Distributors. St. Louis . ’ DES MOINES, Ia., Nov. $.—John down. But for comfort’s 3 | 11° iT . Collins, who led the Des Moines | Western League hbasebal! club toa pennant this year, will manage the sake for those days you'll a need an overcoat of chin- chilla, or Melton, or dou- Tailoring Co. 807-9 North 6t» St. ble-thick Scotch. : Cupid's Curse .. Zz Denizen . ..112 Lehigh Valley he ee0er tee ae oe oe -c and Irish Brigadier, Carey and Ro- ; senberg entry. — a ey oO ape ode « a SIS ts we) A A Nie mi Weather, cloudy: track. sloppy. "Apprentice allowance claimed. LMP LO al lad dP , ' ON ; ee ee POV POOP OO OV ee ee PPD PPP PPP LS SP Press, $800, one miueé claiming, 3- and one- smoke at the year-olds and upward, pre-war price GEORGE W. a 408 sMons Mes ++ +104 :} ’ ead ! Lit. stile Blaze 104 Supplied By set - 4 . | » +> 7, a } I aay Se aay ‘ ale Pe 3s ea ae Ly rye t« ~) } j P| os 5s @ « ta) iV ¢ . Ss i ete lh - ry - i % ‘ . Be } mmMisinge AOM. “ | °Se ri «id Hes Furtt i mee. se, ; +, q iy . . . ‘ 7 ecOoOUtTiG ace Ut bs at} C ‘) ATi OREST PARK BLVD. f ; CIGAR ea. T 7 : } row! cd +r i - : as ais 4 os —, . r ~ ‘ = é 1, @' nirv, 4 8 " v . , ' adi 44 + aA ~ — ( . 2 i , eo . 455% ai Cita ail 4 at . i — eT , 4 . ** 7 . . : > Tm » ; I {) Go to Millards Any Day This Week and Get indred Big, Burly, Rich Plaid-Back s | rast i ime ix sa rm. | JCUINI! ‘3 en M uidoor 2 al! it 5 sJantey arn ete 0; Anaconda a, JOM yee) ars 1} iyi «RV I ift . ‘yg | i fourth Race "uree S ———— ‘Oly Sue, Audiry Farm Candy Star. R. T./ "LNT Fs SROO, one Claiming, 3- and one-six- 105 101 +e oe ..100 “sce *Scampawar .. 29 *Dutch Gir] . O85 cloudy, track t heary. om * ‘ e ** a... " aviif 2.1.04 ance Claimed, | | waters of Lake Pontchartrain that the receding land fades from the view of the passenger onthe observation platform before land is reached on the opposite side, over five miles away. AT JU ; th ie i i ih i de aa an an ee i ee al Br the Associated Pree, rirst race, purse $400. claiming, 3-vear- | olds and upward. d. a ee Maurice Ful- : cal y 5 le { Tubbs .. Here, for forty-three years, human life and valuable property have depended for safety upon the structural strength of Southern Pine—the wood of the trestle. there is now available from Southern Pine Association mills, Southern Pine that is Trade-marked and Gradew marked. | Kune Wort ~ ee ond Catherine 43 yen No other wood has the structural strength of Southern Pine, and your future supply is assured by the billions of feet still standing and the thousands of acres of young trees being protected throughout the South, ai i€ Breezy SOY rt bt Sy, a Buddy . Seo tee Of risk there is none, because science has determined the dependa\uility of Southern Pine. In laboratory and Third race. p maiden 2-year- in actual construction, Southern Pine has proved itself Ree iis hr | supreme in strength—in modulus of rupture, in mod- Suits, single-and double MADDEN GETS $245,850; | ulus of elasticity, in shearing resistance and crushing breasted. AT SALE OF 68 HORSES; : strength. A hundred and thirty thousand tests, in one Direct from Factory to you! $62,000 F OR PLAYFELLOW laboratory alone — the Forest Products Laboratory, é pt, Seesaeianesae ire sel a ok maintained by the U. S. Government at Madison, Worth double our price. (68 horses at the disposal sale of| | Wis.—form the basis of these statements upon which All up-to-the-minute styles! one 8 ee engineers and architects specify Southern Pine with exact knowledge and complete assurance. . : . . Fraim Baau Miss Commerce 109 r4i Trace. puree 8400 ‘ Lined Tuxedos, $22.50 3} Lined Topcoats, $22.50 # Lined O'coats, $22.50 Lined Chesterfields, $22.50 Southern Pine What It Is—What It Is Used For a valuable book, discusses the stresses to which the wood in your structure may be subjected, and recome mends the correct use of Southern Pine. Recently published. Free. Send for it. Build of .Southera Pine—the Supreme Scructural Wood. These letters at the right of *‘SPA’’ iden- tify the grade. ‘The designation here is one of 15 grade-marks appearing on lum- ber from Southern Pine Association mills. stock at Hamburg Place yesterday | totaled $245,850. Playfellow, broth- | : ‘er of Man O° War and My Play. | p’* Gave 40° and more at Millards——-because we have MH orought the top price of the morn- | | ‘ing sales, $62,000. Playfellow, a 4- | rents—no floorwalkers—no delivery costs—-no §) |“ | |'vear-old stallion, was purchased by | no credit losses.. We buy and sell for cash. : Lined Gabardines,$22.59 Whatever your structure, whatever your need of wood in it—the strength of Southern Pine is a matter of importance to you. Wherever you are, east of the Rocky Mountains, the nearest lumber dealer has Southern Pine in his yard, Wherever you buy, you may buy with assurance, for A layman may wonder at the uses to which Southern Pine is put. A layman might be confused with reports of testing laboratories. But to the technical man, there is nothing surprising in the striking uses of Southern Pine. To the technical man, the tables of strength are as plain as signs along the highway are to the motorist. 'D. C. Sands of Benton Farm, Mid- | dleburg, Va. May Alley, a chestnut mare by Imp Star Shoot out of Parisian, was @ i'seld to the Glen Riddle Farm of | Samuel D. Riddle. Philadelphia, for | $16,000. ! ° | Among the other sales were: | 2 Q | Orana, ch. m., by Imp Star Shoot- | 7 | Belle of Ormonde, C. C. and G. H. : Hyveatt, Louisville, $4700; Lady Algy, | b. m., Ormondale-Dorothy Hampton, ville, Va., $4100; Rocking Chair, br. | Werk Day U til 6 m.. by Imp Ogden-Saratoga Belle, | ey Und io Pw. Sixth and St. Charles Southern Pine Association 220 Interstate Building NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA SOUTHERN PINE—7THE SUPREME STRUCTURAL WOOD OF THE WORLD i Donegal Farm. : & Ww. Batley, Lexing- , ton, $4160; Supertassie, ch. m., by | “Superman If-Intrigue, Glen Riddle | barn, $2000.

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pe WAN T WORK: ? Tell what you can do through a POS T-DISPATCH “WAN T” Ad—or read the HE ae YTED = me Tr ut ent | DEATHS | LOST AND FOUND 2 | 1oNs— 7 Saat | LABO RERS _GERAGHTY woe ee FS ee oe ee ee Sie =e wee || EMPLOYMENT |] ta mores poueewers sot aS celina’ ‘Cs aa - nue E — | : I-N-D A- 8O-T-L-5 r : i re rest . | Lcer, Ge mk Jonna IE. 1a) rening, reward. 4506 &. Broacway. : T . ‘ — - — -_——- _ ~ . ae - sem — S ? Pe . “y a5 e749? : Sw ~— . : ial : : ene DE r mar ‘ 3. DE! ‘mar 21Ge A Mor stool - a! eer Qi : ; : bet 44 a a * nae os 3 4 m 2 ~ ae : “43 JS _~ e ’ ; . ee into rest on Monday. No rs —— ' 43 a 27 ard tf ret. 24 9 Berke! yer Re Bon Ach 2. -« seem _ Fo = ’ — ——— se, ama er , _ . rer ; 4 ¥ . -gperte nc more Secessary ¥ Reres goed orters ie Mal a nai? orots__! . ¥-s> Fs rts Desa 4 — acture mae with oot lem aot i og OL A ND Mm os ied — - ~ —_ “ee resis ~ Peters : ti alos Tet AN — in el ed = aed ert calendars. Perenaail ¢ aenistance (© the field by L. sera oo mom? AS PR r Sapp Patet ate ERA RE hoe at ot Nilay shes eae. ra AUTOMOBILE AND = anc 4000. _ ____‘©)) Pie |THEFT MOTHS. DAMPNESS jamun.~ Box ¥-75. Post-Dwoated. _@ | eyopsp—s ete | Ce a ie : eae MANAG MOTOR BUS ee. 32 : Ve) | When trpperir padked cod store me CasHii yng men 30. rllabie. | work. all ; ae | bu ; 18 pit» fod ; par ee ee ee ZyUEs—Make $25 oer >a tee specs. nowJidcay caad@y aw CARPET CLEAN'G—UPH’LS’G : ine ec poe year ‘ollege. genera Boy Organizer — ORR NPS. ee velopment £ lis sales cam st spare "xT ae ent oe y= ely BT WA NTED — | —— 1 og : a , = ‘NE Ma : . ae _atjetning DRAFTING & ENGINEERING : | | oe == : o oi gt = mage yr rao mili — 2 — alinvum s BAC® oft 30 x to | te: =e ar 3 = =, BUSF_BI "RNS ESMEN who are DETECT'VES nce. G¥tand 14 ee : este SS aes Sem Siiey PS yPeSraerest | : OR—St.. polet 5 week. stay of 1 Olive st. % a 7 SM Th ot ; a h(t htheir present ME... > wi ~ ™~ eo » Aiea: Seng spel ante. ps2 toe Le a 5 proepostiian ‘lum ite@g@ praeperts eee “etl it lee Tou wilt) S'S Som sey mane = eet = WW. HB SERGE EXPRESS AND HAULING peuty Pultun page Pag me = | Sea ease eee FEE pe pee on seuthern ti “2 Ga tei atometive sala , nes : aS is =e ec: gene ¢ M--*ante Rewena 83 ie ———— eee - trucks preferred: inter- m. ~— iSt Ue @ape | 2 2 ease ; — ye - connecting f | Witn large organization im ~Olig and vicimtyr. Fine ty for producers No’, ineome E ia“ & Ae g° aoc Ser 3 ™ pm 4 War rt Stor who tron bk, / oe we Funers. Weinre ar Fe from the George Cbs Basics avehua, te roo ag ee tes LP a vite Bin a eee. Sees Sete sat ATES «RAY East 40H Maeno * a iv fs " Re ryt See ee ae ae neue MR gene Raia rh ete, “ee ft bfiiase - Ae HS RR Aly Pes a a re GAS PiPE CLEANERS ~ . LAUNDRY AND CURTAIN CLEANING ary expected. Bama 9 PART ‘OR PULL TIME oe - . + : iPS tek. RE RR AGENTS Wi ae +E Tt W nite nite and rE idg. a RN #32 EVERY HOUR SELL . XMAS CARDS — > ae _PROFESSIONAL ae “_ e Le a S11 oa ri : r io = ~ ~~ we =e wt. .. >. aa T leg to Srimg hose La BORERS—20. colored. ADply Souther: yo gy st . wer ricer ‘: : an: ¢ ~. Sac epor baits. oGet' ‘amir fo onis _~ ar Se Whee Ce. Goeticuew er. aad Ter mninai a ‘ OB ao : t¢ <a Min % Me ’ G Ames pe 4 trecka. (@}

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ds r20 __ YOUR USED CAR need not be sold for less than its value. Offer it in these columns and get the right price.T2 spot pian ADSRE nov FSET sag | oe = 0. TOR — aca WANTED | NELP WTD.— WOMEN. GILS | nous GOODS FOR SALE fousewtp coons warren) ss AUTOMOBILES s: E PW w NT ~ =, ,dling high-class apartment}; MEN — COMPLE RETAGAL Mi ShORW Mckee” See 08 id wi EN, GIRLS Ls HELP war TED MEN, gma eee er ees, “anieent [lc her cosMignte o, eeeeradar | Millinery Operators r ] ABORE RS Wa TYPEWRITI iA ee Paxhi, 4503 W Easton. DEimar 0162.(c8) | == Fe Sale ywork or matd, aa “mt ANT ting, stating age, experience "EWRITING. BUSINESS ENGLISH. : = ————— = sre WwW Sedans or ; m 5283. | River des Peres drainage y NTE etF foooe uinbe! if any. Box L-310, | CORRESPONDENCE. BOOKKIZD: Experienced on ladies’ hats ; | 7 | _— - — mid Furniture W anted maaly Coupes An Sale ——— | GHALMERS— Sedan, come in ake AI K , a a wine Gory SECRETARIAL ST Er, s i | ork and plein CALLAHAN CONSTRUCIION & See Lem (c4) TER OF ANY yan GCARAN piecework only. Apply EDWIN H] Hu ye Bargain sin pH | flats. SCHOBER Coning SB all aa Buick Coupe Sacrificed ! offer: rune and looks good. 7805 ivory j} UlSG ‘T) | Manchester &, | ‘ s NTS —_- — na neat yt deagpaamal men and R 7 YEARS ©: ttle er © te. desires p “| MAC ‘HINIST—1 @ | 4#-passenger de | c . New batioon Dian Sedan bench and agg ~ "ape — boy, ‘ i 4tton | agg pa Carnings eure. Ebrocio U F 5 ED. Second FE oak (ce) ARE YOL SEL LING OUT? tires and latest t job. Looks and rune 926 a Straight 8 I ne {20 N. 13 “rt C Senn Houland BGR fC8) PECTS. LF OU HA An aoa il RECO ON | I will buy your furniture, rugs, conten like brand-new. to it and you cab pve new: ‘ ee TIONAL EXPERIENCE ¢ oC G mm ALAL UDG a of flats, GOLDRE RG. Lindell 6648. (62) | have this $1985 car for $1085. Terms of i AGHINIGTE Nets under 40 vec ae KIR- to - . « R 3 : . M: | , wa per hour year around: new . PARTNERS WANTED | BY. gg EFL i HOTEL. QUT-GF -TOWN SHIRT LAKE RS mn | | trade, _____CTABLEM 3030 XN. ALPE. merifies iu ae Te rms oF ol r 3 2 is '-23. Post-Dispatch, = — " MEN W WR aati Expertenced operators to make and put!) ‘ ’ giant house ork Sra ema hite. butler. mur pats (1.-—Must be first-class Jew- A Tl ion colla Apply NEW EBA SHIRT > || Furn. ceaenee & Flats For Sale 1924 BUICK 4-PASS. COUF EM. 1035 N, Gr JEMerson . . Westminater. Lindell hice at 00k experience ee, ee oe EN ION FACTORIES, 901 Lucas and 2 Madison. |, *) pita Fa RNISHED “PLAT--Furniture of four | Ilias been repainted and reconditioned ;, ae ow : Hi] } room, efantiy furnished. suitable for il the necessary equipn ent and Ure HoDG Gary ne, } new ; vine _jiocation. Ax ti & Toom ? ‘ Bea factory, good orders on hend: the city. We pay highest commissions . WAS AL Ht ba —U 700d at figures; 265, stes OP thed . | SEWING MACHINE —$30 buys a band | ca BOLE n je26 wosrentes ant ad outh £ on Mae , ' > j od Li .Y 4 I AN—To tend) furnace for ‘ r 900 or over; good salary and car money week! , ~~ ly. Wee "Lock ke Emp! 745 Frisc fe} High-Oven Gabe Meal Massive Large Mirro | inet seems ) vest 84 ¥-222" Post-Dis.(2) an also use e mplov 0 Frisco. E chit gh- rs _ new electric sewing machine. 4806 D 1E)- ‘cheap: do not fail to eee taia car. Flint resents @ 1924 Dodae sedan. excellent mstrate and sell coal. Rox 10 in going busines; ne you are @ hustier and want to make / gry. alxo reference vost-Dis. | : T-301, “i “ D potpees _ Suwaey bis 2 references. Bex 2-2 1, Jeon and Lafayette. MAN he ; ure y & rus a i] a | MAN—Reliable. over (4) knowledge of bookkeeping, high ’ school |/H] — } Piece Saat | BED DAVENPORT SET;| BEDROOM SET | throughowt: price right. ° . ~ Subscription sottons snd calery Gapectes. Ben i-300. : ‘Es $089 U ' P at: ’ (Cc } i eee P i i , _ “go a «? 4 ’ for m 20 2 fe} J -_ p ‘ost-Dispatch, ecniagee | Ful)- ‘Size aa sae Plece Or Overstuffed Chart al _ Oak # arse i's | A UT] OMOBILES | 2828 Leeuet.—__ J Ei tereee one aor 2 a opporvunity ast “ * ana good. pay, Apply t, Steady VERTISING SALESMAN. basement. 4265 West: ‘ningter, % Berd. Bex 7-222: : neg in men with cars: others to work | STENOGRAPHER—Girl: "experienced gn ||! | Somes ! $59.75 | "EO RR | aanee meee | Motor Ssieg 5180 Delmar. io inten in every respect: priced for auics | Dispatch. money, call apd see us. C. F. Adams | — —— = education: advancement r , pest #5." P.-D. ——————— education: permanent position w th nation- Se ee al sinali cash pay iZ MANX—With car: marriec Tz sit : ; . ar: married p : = SALESMEN WANTED iniees 2 COLE—Coupe new tives: 9300 down: | gan that wil alive a0 6! ore and , years oo Pied Bidg.. Taylor an ; . 2 at known organization, expand- | Men with newspaper, mag- WAITRESS— Experien: eed: good rs. {| | - 5 $29. qs $19. 00) ie ——a DETROIT—1 electric coupe “$100 and 1 | car you can buy al extremely low prices. itil: @ CAbany 3356. Scyres of revent In ee heave wid = : ai ~ ’ MAN —Retween { SO and 40 year wy NER Wid. —Active man with not less also some for county territory. | Stenography and bookkeepin ; state sal- || | 929. 78 D9. 85 i | SEWING @_ MACHINES: REPAIRED— Any | — C HEV] ROL E T ( Ol ‘PE SS dee A ; th | | _ make uaranteed to sew § years. 4 , ‘ Laclede 7000- sion irposes.- Inveet- a 2 : | PB : +A Sidigiiaieeteties or te O purp Co... 4123 Chertnu at. (o&) | ST BN «x SRAP HER — Ex; erienc ed. with par: Pie ce Pullman $-Piece Overstuffed oo a Piece — ainut PAriy ide 2: esti 5986 Highiand. (62) | 1926: low mileage; best of conditios ee 3109 S.. grand, Room 4. j al concern: steie age, experience, qualifi- itt $29. 85 582. SQ) ' 536. 60 Fi “ERY . Ae 4 noel) 6879R_ Tae See i mea BAPMEMEN-—To eel! B eliminator to re- one WwTD--WOMEN. GIRLS K S.2.,, a =p hy XE —— = ——_ es =a} || “sence oe ARC 2351_leeee Up; terms. 4568 Pas'on (62) | condities. Over evenings. 1808 ist housework jo an Bon om. ate ae Pate Day.” AM 4 il gt $14.90. Art B. Mooney Tire Co. coptionaliy Pood Pant. 0 N. write oa 4 one who takes an interest in her |= =! AUTOS W ANTED BADLY PORD ‘oupe: fe0d condition: starter: is 2 a Le sth | POL 4. 7 gg =. bs (cd) Fle 2 FOO n ) N. Main. (c ric. 4 rood eee gy OA DINING-ROOM SET —— Jacobean etyle: , RANGE —Bluse. Quick Meal combination. We pay i cash. See ua before “ou sel! &- : ’ 1822. Mena rd rear. ial fe S50 = $335 ell an nn tate Salary expec oz | Olive Motor. 2910 Washington. (8) —Coupe, like me ord tires; free. Flint Auto Exchange 4567 wanes , nc MEN-~-—2, with cars; married “ ee eee YT ae Ti ‘ . GUse WO rk Bri good pay: wr : RS ‘ia T—hiake Make $25 per gay ‘a ling The I i good as new: bargain, Keiner's Ware- Call Filversiie 462 HI or Rivers de Q] 8G Effereon 5513.| .>*s ny 2 ork: edvane 5 Orou Post-Dispatch (ee 6 fe) ie oe —— Q trade: terme 4464. E ~ m. (cd) Mffereon 5 . ae oe St. Ferdinand Moew apeca] holiday candy ce | 262) £ y = house, 1211 As | ne nS: 1h eS TOS “WANTED BADLY FORDS— = ae 1926-1925 er om: | “ood 4 ene pedan 19? . “ 2-60 bY N *or¢ 0 e J ~5. ¢ neat appeari: a E rail . a “ | veate: outeide work: no eeling) SP MERGAIRSMEN—To sell Ford cars: experi’ xperience _CANVASSERS and SOLICITORS Don't ofl! before getting ovr price, spor | dition: trade. terms. — cNair. ants laundry, | a_m 9503 N Grand. ; J amend men vreferred: o-hers will be con, cash YA HLEM 1035 N. Grand (c8) FORDs—1d cou ee. like new, $60 up $395. mechaa ly Peres r hurs@ays. Lu- | MENT Se mere ioe a, - drawing accuunis {to these select- _WOME N Congoleum NEED | NY MONEY? j trade. terme am ehOG ~ Jefferson. eae O7x) ONAR! Hi. a1 37 Locvet. ne Te aisles a , Downs Auto Co.. 5885 Delmar. (ct I fe I 4 f CANVASSERS — - Ladies. to gel! hosiery: « e 1h A | FORD—Cor upe "93: all ex*ras; & geod cH | POND Sedzan 193 tadur. ‘pallesn tires home laundry: | 3154 8 Grand. LAc'ede 9000" — i—Splendid opportunity for liv LOCO; ile [DDCI S | vie pay. Call at. 316 S$. Broadway. (cS) + 4 \\ Ah ¢ WW, Will buy yeur car for cash and lend you | $85 terms Williams 4300 ‘Vive. (c3) | end new paint: $205 1923 tor $85. hdle. JEfferaon | MEN—To' break and load cae ‘ liing radios a0Use-to- tenes } ™ | = ‘ : $25 to 1960 fr it: rou keep the car. ‘$B models. reduced price terms. Tevis Ford dealer 300) Locus! : S = mniess peu af. ustiers ace ' ke 4 ; Peres t LEM 1985 W Grand. (cB) 0217 ome y ; erenings | open Sundave and evenings (c65) t. Louis County: board furn Pit on © SALESWOMEN WANTED a oom Suite 9x12 Size ‘ ATrTOS = AN TED Mendenhall 2315 Locust. Open = nae | 7 a aor undry or clean- | clair Quarry and Construction Oe, ® Apply superintend- 6, ante | EMRE A STEERS 2: ursday: first and ~ EN-—i%o who ere familiar w | LADIES—To sell hosiery: big nay, ali} ° wn N ; x r ms, pe Ay VANDE VO 1 | Rent: promotten. Avels, Mis Mise Snow, Amer | UNION 'S ie UNION’S Hii IK} a 85 B6Grana ocasianed: wane and evenings, TT ee R jee eee oe toa 4 p. m. 502 N. _Tayior, roo | heete p14 N. ly “ | ican Ho viel. from 4 ; J JX i a (e8) RDS—1921 to 1928 coupes: $50 to to , $1750 z vo ul Pree s $1350. — . : | SALESI_Al)I| bS—-Three. — : . eee 9 EXCHANGE STORES i EXCHANGE STORES, eT ee ee ee all guaranteed. license free “Hint “enrolete. Les it's cheap at ? zeneral house- | MEN — Wor sales work in and taeaT 2 og Sg ge err ae | Prt: ty } but it's going for . JEtfereon | Lauis bout ) " tO ete eon ALESMI N—To ogee mort oe | & BARN EY. ee eae ghee a gies , $38 yon wie. Mi 7th and Market St vie Exchange. 4567 Easton. Alwar | mn C | hon ue tashouee Al na po. ri@eee) burners built: an opportunity, .o make w ‘ $4 2 Aav ‘a1? Wasmwright Bid«. | . N. 13th St. as 206-208 N. 12th ae. iM For Hire ER ot I SAN is uo ic56) | tee: te VAN TES. 4 x@ , | wR! 64x 923 and 19: | ev O35. on ‘oupes. 1923 and 1 $200: | HUDSON—Seaan 1423 car nae Seen well Si cliteresaiesiin tial, money: free training: icads f irnished. imam a: umnincum- | ?ly 823 Chemical Bldg. Out-of-te n-Heet Sales Cc CLERK— For stock re@ords and purchas- SALES. ADIES—If your time ie worth | |} 1 at eeu. : . Sena ; i or wert cf write : ae a oes manager. Kiee 4) “ing department; fully experienced in keep- $1 per. hour to demonstrate and take or- So Br's PARLOR _CAR—*1-passenger ; very the pink of condition: $100 to $2 eared fer and condition ( tar eee than Hickory. Mi: DER—Experien on a “we ~ ngion. _____ : ~~~ ing purchase and stock records: good ' ders. call Sunday or ali week. any time; rit) : trip cay or month Lindel) | terms = ne a Ss ¢ peuel o rice $500 4 ke 24am plates master: ale> first-class eam gh Poem oF eee | handwriting @ necessity: must be auick | experience not necessary. 6254 Reber pl. | npreseR—tvory. and Mitchen table 731 apes ey : RW. | SOUTH SIDE CHEVROLET .3060 5. Grand | if wanted Mact asthe ahaa a 4:30 Keneral house- | Bow 111. Powt-Dispatch e. Egat |and accurate at figures; bie to operate lower Grove car._ (ee) | _Interdrive. dy " (¢3) SGE—-Combination: Peninsular; #48 FOR HIRE—Have 1926 Fora truck: will | FORD—Two coupes, 19: 2B. $350; 1924 | N Euclid D&Elmar 6520. {c62) ° and coal; in good condition; real bargain rent or contract work Phone FOr | $175: e000 condition; terms; big dar: | ° ~ 4 . , a.m... aE fferson | epee sea id ; wre? ‘| Underwood typewriter; preference given tc LESLJ Si tWhole or ‘7 OF FT ~E BOY- bbe | krammar 6c r¢ rt: protected e435 > hye ene | ee cnaanie “ot writi Ba gob c! ty SALE SLADIES——W gt . prone We | DRESSERE—C neap; oak i and panogeny. ‘or | Keiner's Warehouse, 1211 N. Vandevenier. 55993. 6 p. m 25) | gain 4968 Northland ae erie ncad: i: wants! _‘ of wet # me livee “* ne aon 10 age + See air. Steuber, references required. Bring ad With you free: fullest co-operation given: Penman ny $10 up. Ke: ner’a, 1211 N (2) tt edn . (a Si ee ee RE eG Ee FORN—Coupec. laree assoriment. 1422 to th ps la week: do small | ser i4 required. Call °117 Pele derman Bidz. -—- —--- Apply T. M. Sayman Products Co.. 2117 day disviay ads helps vou. Mrs. Ne & 24... PSRs Oe ___-{¢62) GS—2 Axminster; §x12; good as ew. Gara St Cl } | 1926 models: $100 td aad + terms. Hy ° Basion, evening meal. SMEN—i! you ran stand to make Franklin. eee SS) | 1401 Areade Bide MAip 4045 2) | | I e862) i _ arage, orage, — 5a '. Kuhiman Auto Sales 149 Easton. | Presents a 1924 Jewett apfen: excenp- ae ® $50 to $75 a week selling mer ae mae to- | COOK—White, for downetairs; also r SALESWOMAN — 27-45. with musica! | UGB—T we, Axmineter. 9x1°:. prac = 1. | ALTO STORAGE—S3. 80 ver month | te i eae (c55) tionally fine condition: new co: @ooe Tes night work: | Beesure = and —: 4 ine B “d ba for uUpsiaire work. WYdown O528W.(c4) backsround preferred: free tc Liga: € uf. “FLOOR | iy new: no dealers. PArkview UNIVERSAL. 340 Locust. (cS8) | FORH—-Coupe. 10924 model excellent me- | tires’ guaranteed: lideral terme a fax 478 7W. OFFICE BOY ~— : , ee ee aot “actually. neces- C% Ji — Whit eé, good references, exper ew = a ated to Pee v= = 0-580 ee __ (c62 remmrecaetina ~- . _— chanical eondition: refinished in very at- + pa 3654 8. Grand LAcj 7 end - ‘ ; v oO ( | wee 4a on mugic teacnere bs a t | . ‘ art oF , | eer ak: Sage cool _ Neat appearance, betweeplgde Bide. . seated = a oF cents. sade; Snencie, OSCan: training. } ' LAMPS pe! ooo oo a “Pelestoteb and Painting tractive OM SOHNSON MOTOR CO...” | ;ORDAN—Bedan, Gemonsweter”” Eepansen: eb31. , . "9 = PSuEN—To séll electric appliances | COUNTER GIRL— Experienced. not afraid | N@tonal Academy of Music. 316 N. Sth. Cal 4 Al a “ Complete: chese. a RIDE WITH PRIDE Natura) Bridge at Union FOrest 2354 | ger: line 8, drive this car a day and you 14 and 16 years: must be se Ms ‘ . . . ore 726 Olive. ae ey (c4) Polychrome Bage “NWCALT. met rd Expert ato painting satisfaction ryar- (c62\ will buy ft: thie te your chance to bu leads secured through Lac — Gas oO _% OTe. if 10 € ns Se ie San a 7. oN , NC LLE D-FO IRN T RE. -C ; : : I PATN . a — me — bring certificate and apply ri. of these men wil! be ; ut 18 ¢ harge | teria; no Sundays work. Apply Betigh To gel! Fllectra Park (adjoining Pro- l a & at th bent os a assortment! painted various colo = | ever. 2 -_ “et > a ee ~ ~ ere a ork or Youse ; MEN- — oe gee ae mene = atenatindl. I ne eee : : . paberg , eee a ome, «oesth « peemennoen —" pnts Ns meh peal als ONL BERR pe se aac A ese pct sla it ete aA bie att eT OR CC AE ANAM OLED ARN ARR tain a RL NE ALL LDL LLL ALLELE LLL A ADA AN BH et he onl oma yt ame B Se ee ee ee ee 7 i en . and finiehes; can be bought privat 8 yor. | 428 N Euel uelid Delmar 65° c62) branches at once, wa lary and com- Cafeteria, 710 Olive. (c¢) | posed mammoth Genera] EF) ecette plant) e éaily. 1808 Chouteau. GArfield &&97 thauled and guaranteed: 1924 only F225. | ene Sea ———— ord. ._ floor, Post-Dispatch § mission i Gasived. Apply 369 N. Boz je DISHWASHER—-White woman. 2315 5.{ Call at our branch office, 3450 N ater. HH | ’ (82) | Automobile Loans . e our Used cer Devers nan Severe re , ISSEG. a bidg., after 2 p. ™. (6) f; TESTES “eer ~ aac aeeehnen eee Broadwey. | Ask for Mr TS] ° WASHERE—Easy, ne Teondition, $60;|AUT LOANS to Sruth ‘Side people Cee) | | fe ’ 3H a : : | mente h TILTON- GARDNE - ree onverpyer = ? i¢ —s uy aay ae } c or Thor; eres. 4917 hax. (6 i2) i ’ ‘hy _& 4. ahal & Grand ic ) . 5 hte 4 2687 CYlive «4 r *, 5 , “4 2 : L . J z f bieo, ee tous ani ql gerne Mg ELEV ATOR GIRL seareate Experi- BU SH. BU RN (o83z) ' | WisHING MI AC Hi . i ben , “oper rates | MUN'S i r ” 1 7 ‘arr 2 wusht io+ U ic He So® ~_ a ‘ 2 ~ ‘CT = es = M ARM iN cat 5 2ettergon_3 DS tecss wit ' « among : | perfectly. 2270 Yale, third floor weet. | S . Jettereun @y (o8) 1926 FORD COUPE cellent car: very low price. | ES SLE LT, a ‘ | ’ . ’ lad ones Be those wi ensive following among | 0. | y + - w those with extens! Lg among enced. BEDELL CC ’ ith A N ATIONALLY KN NOWN | | WASHING” MA CHINES—Eden, Thor and Confi di ntial Auto Loans I tage a” oe ' Pe “iY 5 ~~ 7. | . woods. ce “OTe {' TS and nig + ae mat u- / yf \ ; |} OFFSET i RESS HELP + need aynly. Rox 246 22R W and W ashington. 1 Organization desires a woman of refine- | [U! i} Almetal; copper tub. swinging wringer; ; Cs iittie: Oo 1 ‘balloon tires and at | MAXWELL -tedap Ike new: | : : | Oia} ; om Date Oe “se ry ~et eur pri | trade -' erms 4404 Easton ; - re al . : 7 has been used but | sell a 7 New Yor¥ ee } — ;ment between the ages of 23 and 46. of | bargains for cash. Meehan, 3154 §. Grand : eee ee W ith 2 or 3 Vea rs’ experi i@ ia : kK Hirb- e ace specialty, for “EM BROIDERERS pleasing perens tality % who vd Bag Mg abs eae | £9) ' coe eg gail patete : eee Settee DEM. OTe Se , ' 1926 NX ASH 6 SEDAN. 2 3 . ” as : : anc Lan ad 2 = e encunivere : a fr . t r ey) - . j ur . “a : ‘ , se ‘ ‘= ’ : ' today on Iurris presses. Opening ry trade; strictiv commission: xo¢ “s odo — end w i resses: no home gively. Salary, bonus end traneportation ie ae aa _— ‘DIN N ER | SE r F REE : SO 4.5: i v prongs "°) | Here's one of the famous Matt vixes: ie Mer ca) make $500 to $1000 aonth: full | F, isi Mt A Sat PRC. ae "1531 Wash Give full information firat letter. Bo x FURNITURE— Bed. lee ore on oom, for &@ feral selling opportunity. This! —ss—> c+) We have the most beautiful line in| pi¢icg 1403 N. Sarah. (eB) | TRADE YOUR OLD | A t } one: terme if wanted MacCarthy-Archer 400 ackarc Sedan i. nt omen l >. } LAY ING ( ARD bi | : ~ Louis and earnings aré GIRL—White, housework end baby. gq | America and we Pay unus ~~ ne large c . FURNITU RE—Elegant. gn “apart: FURNITURE FOR NEW UW © Oans 439 N. Euclid av nElmar 652 82) Belonseé to taser: eheutimenitees ic) a a im . ‘ hiy your own See nome, $25. PArkview 4474R. ec} —— ee or MPI as We deliver. |“ ment. reasonadie; leaving city. 2A N.| Fn. & GO 5° oS po |& new car at big saving: sacrificed i? “te Cincinniati, Ohio van Nest, "10th floor, . detD | Ohel White. for aeneral hou kc. Te E00} 0K FREE Euclid. DEimar 2043. (c2) Beds, $3.50; Springs, $2.50; Extension . 3 G 00D FORD COUPE! sold within the next few days: terms; Industrial, % , } , | —White. for general housewor a PROCES: ENGRAY YING Cc 386 Arcade weil mar 2043 Tables, $8.50; TDavenettes, $15; ComDina- | Get $25 to #1000 Quick 2 0 :; ' , trade. YAH EM. 1035 N. 4 tc) *» laeteris: T >t «os Sawer | erences. 5038 § Washjne on. Ce j c& ) 5- flat: leav- > R . 50: Dar vort .Teb - , 4 HAN motor. tires and paint e@x- | $ ae td «Beam. Unicon Electric Light and Powe! Jo Bide. ic& FU RNIITURE—Contents room fia tion anges, $34.5 avenpor ables ton Rocco ne.tied antag wOrest 0610 or RI 50--Sedans: eeveral Tate models: all in 4to 5 p. 9 a. m. nm - x ae Are rei ieee . e? (@) GIRL—W hite; genera! a es no j#@UunNne- | | in gcity: must eell. chean.. 4806 Delmas. $14. 50; Gas Ranges. $8.50 Windsor We are a reliaDe c mpany; bring ; 7 pF € lent! ¢ | PAINTERS— experiencsd BaEsueN—To to. os ary. CAbany 1968R. 7273 Marylaid.(c) | (eR2) | Chairs, 36. 60: al li-cetton Mattresses. $7.50; your title. get the Bn and drive } | COlex 557 v2. S186 Delmer. ses | i precy | Rae Aye fe | hat ar ) MEN—To travel. $100 tO ini | i. ae = +, #for th hae we on hardwood Sadcanag Call after 8 D. week easily earned "ie -wetters. g0o- | GIRI- -Bright. to work in stock. Crone Bai "RNITU *RE—$40 worth of new or used walnut-f in ig} = for obe, Wwita nat com- away al) in & few minutes Every: r shorer kre 40 ww Page partment, $34.50 Limousines For Sale oe , ~ Hit” Tr bo! ’ ] ’ Siw wi ¢ - eo 4 * y, Mi! OF ime@tar te n 7 Btei ner . ' . Ib. ic) et ae Se meine accounte or cOllecti Ay pa basis, mo linery. 1426 Washington. (c) LD furniture; $5 down, $1 per week. thing private ne red id a ae in drug PAA TELE Lppiy Wsugheememnce fee no fee if no collection te G[RL—~Or women. uasist with housework. HOUS Furniture Co. 1202 &. Broadway, (62) : Phone CEntra! o 2am, gprs sll )) orteags: paid off. : | MARMON LIMOUSINE | New J 926 Rickenbacker Sedan Diane. | Ag vanced Your own C | 1922: in perfect mechanicn! share new be sacrificed on account! of — in © Rane mi tual Rr.fge, Sem gtlesmen's\\ commission; one of | “apply 4643 Newberry terrace (ce) | FURNITURE—6 rooms: oviaver : erran: 7 and por- | LUMRBE RS—E xpenenced, lab es i. Bin, S5e ~ tral Nacional Ba KB rod GIRLS—Butionhole makers and finishers. GOODS victrola: ho reasonable olfer refused WwW ALKER- ARMSTRONG in after supper Don't lay off work | Du paint: 5S halloon tires. Driven only . can be bou ~~ for $600 coal St SE. | nly: 116 Morganford, or _£et ll GRand ee 7 ae work on custom coets. Room 50, 204 N. eA | NEW LOCATION—1809 OLIVE. (cB) y hl! Fy C 21 OOF eee Just We - Jor - a —, price: aS cra are | . eee 1 ied at (ce) FURNITC RE—Contents of 4-roqa meet Rey by 2 he oY a Th ee: SEMA 2 0858 aniem rinance ye ap ‘er my Mc TOR ¢ AK CO . on AHL EM} . | wa 1035 N Grand Open TWOP MMi) O50 nce VK ; | STUDEBAKER—Sedan, | ork n grocery, |: PRESSER—Young man, to press ._* . ; in ¢ i ol ESMAN—To sei. national! \y adver ment... Cal) evenings after 6 p. m. arf "ust sf PRON 63) ~ 4. well cerad for and jn excellent Conrad’s.. Grand| Apply Mr. Betlock, 807 N. ith. ied home heating wun beam cabinet | GIRL—14 of 15 years of age for mes f ; ic} PR WSs FEEDER—Witi th types setting tet. healing experience not “encential senger and office work’ grammar asc)ou! aE. s. T oo re . ome aie tem ate ‘Ae of type oral I with specialty experience preferred. | @@ucation required. Box 1-164. Post-Dis. | Antiques —s|. FURNITURE—Aimoat new; peautiful iin | ARTIST © } SSS = | Pierce Arrow Lisenebas ~ a Se: © ee aa ee priced Tower Grove, second floor east. af » " | ss ae | manufactur- prive: e plant. Box Ll 2. Post-Dig.3 "° With local firm 42 years in busi- | GIRI.—W hite: general housework; experi: | ing suite, bedroon, mobalr suite, Tugs, | || FURNI TU RE | | 6-45 Al condition: S50; terma. Archer. 439 N. Euclid. DElmar 6520 64 av J , ADS c62 - mg eee we bor Republic Bi dg PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT WKERe ema - ' iis. . Turner = nced. 1 NS. Hanley rd, WY down | wn ot AC At yayts Ry small Tig bet ‘-iock. O579R tc.; very reasonable. 6978 Clayton, . Broughams—For Sale | PIERCE-ARROW DISTRIBUTOR. _ eg) Public aceountants: give experie . alt Cer 4818 Washineton DFimar 014% Wik LYS-KN i ee A RSS tt ante r y with wome high | salary in fire: letter’ must have} Gruendier Hardware Co, 1038 ~ ass. GIRL-—wWhilte: for general bousework: | FU! RNITURE—Contents R..' meplignanondy Objects of Art, Oriental] Rugs; Bed- 1926 er ony " ne es wey inted ‘eager ae ie | | 3 | - TS pe ee A.. for advertising experience. Box 1, 162. Post-Dispate (Cx) | references required: good wages: u ice | , Anti! ues © } mearly new; best quality; dining- room ||} rocm, Living Room and Dining Room | antital Re poeta oo agg R d F | tee thi stores a - ’ 65 BR. } ff ' mohair living room. lam pe, etc, e|! ' a | Deautif ul] Rols vt blue Duco: coac oa sters or a S : ’ . RUarantee se ¢ ree | SAUSAGE MAKERS 2: come ree SALESMEN home. __DEimar boG8. _ -——*© Uf YY che 12 South Grand. Apartment t3. | Sete; Breakfxet Sets, Day Bags, Cabi- |) | condition and wmterior like n-w: & pabentad == ———=- j} the price , wult you. Flint work: g00d Jub Clareon Pack : Chic ong te GIRL—Fx; verienced white; general house- & of Ever =>. a . | nets, Odd Chairs, Rockere, Tables, at i tires. B al! means see and ride in this Look ! ¢ ‘hrysler f}- 70 “Réadster Salen FIRO Telm Olive Street rd and North and Sout throw: ee aoa work, first-class references; must not ob- ! y | ru RNITU RE— At ee. bargal: af screasers, private sale. ‘ear | buying: terms. eat cae be aleanes sume anne Ts ema | SHOBMAKER—Firat class. zoo ae one _ fect to children. WYdown O809J. Clay- f iffoniers, chifforobes, becs Of @11 ands, {| - . : BSR 3 MOTOR COR CO, Just cam — - steady work. 1707 Tower Soo. wg pened its Bt. Louis offi ae ch) | Ly of Eveey bed springs, kitchen cabinets, buffets, day: | | R. U. LEONORI CEntral 2500. (c3) | out todas Ragen I ag pri & righs: de | Touring Cars For Sale —— . takir ng Q@PpPilcation: rom Sar cee w aeaneperetenes” sagroees > ru ranges heatin stoves, as 2 ae ea ‘J @asy ae rump at nm rear Or 4 ; 3; ; SH NSMARKER—Steady man ouly need—y bigh- ‘grade married me : GIRLS—16 or over, to learn press operat t} — wo ,| Bees. : ens eee ae eo. the ‘house AT CTION (*() ; BRE vu GH A M extra passengers act quicl See it today BUICK-—-Touring. 1922; come in and 4 ly: come far! Vv to work Monday - eg and 38 a loca , m rer vam Yr} ne in siatione: “y alg $0 per wee k {oO ty erate AO t and More at Our 7 peep every sng nto ee ‘Weteera 1! 1] i J 4 : io $930 takes i . ion ai thief eur be ore you buy tods ay. ig: Hue s Gray oik, 4 the all te Sn nhs i bis BF (a ; yr) opportunit J for advancement : ij > Exchanee Store ! con) ipie'®, at a ws saving. .(@. (eB?) i 350) (7 LUCAS AV. } > ly iti “oF worth every cent . ° . YAaAuHLEM ay ‘ Grand lvory meas . S He . 2 “ARD Ww) KITER— Must = tion and futr tT! : re poss F —_ : ’ "O * Inc o* 4 ] + NX, L2th. EASY TER MS FF .\TURE N. Van devente: £ ay e-em ae, y ~ pty ae x oe i - wee ee — ns KO r i GAS RANGE $—Qu Pay Mea. 4 ti 4 y AHI. eM. 10382 a G rand ; Clean wei) tired, Spic afi } Span throug h BUT ‘KS 1G1s (© 1924 tourings: ® — cam- ‘high school education: rapid and @& “322 LOCUST. moreland, (C) |}; EXCHANGE STORES, ; 870 oe peers ree AB age Oy — F Roonis | - _— ‘en ‘a >] HU De i icnahen, 1926. almost new a} + J, te — lent motor. careful inspection ip hem a “ a ——— FP lint enriliist epare * With knowledge . of booxke GiIRL—Or, “woman. 1. colored. ~ POOR and ti ih and Market Ste. > ; 220 O rE | complet ANH 4 spelen . ( asic | Veber erms AuUlo Lachange Easton. We 18 OFen of echool are tate exper lence, e hure “hy c annection $ ’ a. $1; 5 per mi: onth . spending money | 206-208 N. 12th St. PROSSE R . FUR RN} TU RE CO... 32 - 20 - OLIV E ; cludes Se ol | De ong Citizens acceptance SU oo J py CH MIDWE Caaf “Mor ORs Ne IRE. = te 7 ions aii cal (-O@) aried connec- malary. Box L-29n9 Pomt-Iiepe toh. exchange for work - small home: must be | /#] | em GAS RANGE AS ~ ggg ‘ poe x. bedroom, living | JORDANCO Brougham “tal rabulll and | ‘wees sae “‘flereon '8612.(c) | BLIC } touring 1922. etarter: Tegel ise- a tad MASON— Seek _sees. a oe siatitnin on proposed _ gen wiwater 20063. dra : aoe: b) ae white front; good as new. | | room and floor coverings. fresh ea paint shop: @ much better one DOG i 26 special roadete 1; : $5 : oN ~~» $185, organiza: Tay apo eas oe RN ri ‘a uxedo F « ‘ . a eae . oh “ 1 RSE x eat ”" y; ©oeP _ yn f 7 . [MOF i Alirownd | man: old and# por ora O45 SON 1 — x ere een === === | Keiner's Warehouse, 1211 N. Vandeventer. CASH OR TERMS. | a new ee rn pense at galy —" private car: several) other® a ‘9 te 7! Overland °'23 ' . a work. Hoe 14*h ee r x —_— GIR S (c62) "Ss CONSID ‘$0950; terms to responsible buyer. SC jas $50: terme ww! Thar ne. £390 Olive, (e373) mortga i} aa Dispaich. io SIDERED ) | & arthy Archer, 430 N. Euclid. DEimar . nortgage rale Williams 4399 Olive. 3) TILE SETTER—Apply 4454 | 4 Neosho, | : Bl SH. BI’ GAS STOVES —Quick Mea almost new CA if Ll ~;E—Roadster. 3: his aa r ‘ , , ui Ay ' Ne a | = (e62) ats rhvea Ostle! sau Liki w a u . . S shal = a TRUCK DRIVER-— With @nall amo F l RNS To pick pecans; steady €m- : ORIB—Met al. white enameled and and other makes from : ~ 8. 14 At " ) | ee 1 ; Ka 1. ae *s suck K Master ix Touring week, tips In| Shearing, See Mr Ryan 10 8. m #/LESM PEN anu. Se] ke $12, $15) tet chair 4041 Asniand. lfree this week. Levy Bros., S. 14th URNITUR (| Paige Brougham, 1925, $895 | Citizens Acceptager Co, 4809 Easton | 1925 7-pasnencer. new Duco: mechap- RIE alle _- Nw who ¢ are dissatis- ployment; can make >} BEDROOM SET—Two-tone walnut how- WEATER—CANNON BALL SPECIAL. =) EXCHANGE : This car cos! $2685. new. It's a big ~ 1926 DODG: wits; 4DSTER | eee eT esr: pee ee ce A. Nash Coy | WELDERS— Electric, acetylene. Indigent With their present posi-|Per week. Apply Levee and Vernon ay ny DON? Darmaln. G2) | BARGAIN, SYDNEY. 1609 FRANKLIN. |) = 9th and Washington.” (c pe awengpammamemmeeiccs: FO oy Me AL: motor in perfect vig, | _4818 Washington." Dismay 0148, _ _ —— ee, i ” | a. , + 5 RGR (CWS) | “x \ Y etn 7cne cH "AP. 8! ee xia ; , : . mal; paint is A motor in perfect gape | pe aie nose Od | ees oe 3 SATERS—ALL KINDS, CHEAP. SID | 1a scene Hi mh perienced on «id | WiNnOW TRIMMER Experienced Me” Should call at 902 Title Elm. (c2 ex OM SUITES—5 exceptional svites. | Nit7 Tho0 FRANKLIN ©) K | Coaches - ist ps A; C, corms to bel roe to, ber. | g 3 . (4) 1 4%. aera -@ cat. , — walout and mahogany. ew you can ; *\*:".: ot re bench hen: “must | ow. 7) SPrat-Diepatcn h } om Bere _— anty Bldg. and learn CO LORED G I RLS | Ps a! ‘our OWN Drie. — = ; : ER —Charter oak ; good cone dition, --—— sree adhe = ae = | BUIC K——Standard © coach. s. 1800 Ruseet [00 Deelimar. at Clarendon } ge me = — | | L i 08 Cl out eau Arti 827, | . Riverside J. a NE ag | be | Forest 7968 (pen Even nes | Buiek tourt : ton Planing Mil, | WINDOW WASHPRS—Murt_ be % our real estate ro | ae a zi as : TERE Wilson: 12. 14. 18 and 18 || BRING THIS AD AND _ f is SES? | ae a’ tee | w00d condition nnd al nace (co) e ; tendy work: good 7. P posi- : torv k; BEDS--Day beds. several to k from, | HEATERS—Wilsen; 12 » 20 P ‘ . ; —~, | FORDS—Roedsters: 1926 $265 Me —- 20D § rock-bottom vrices: nme ae seas at, ; ” _ ( 9\ | mteady ) ig actory wor $10 up. Levy_ Bros. aia s @th. (cd) to be @old at ‘9 regular price. King V R E DI T F¢ | | CHEVROLET T—1 9% 26 model coach: wi |! $40 ” terms 4568 Easton a (62) | 4¥243 to 1926 7 ** : , ; roo it si. aia © PKs - . i ” = — — - _— ---- oO : he i ’ . ‘ | e. ‘? 2817 i O] ive £ ca) | —s nae ; - i te iD t id Finishers | youNG MAN—As wirclees operaierme C2) | easy to learn; can make good BHDS—2. angle walnut, spring: reason: are a a cee 7,7 ag om 8 RECEIVE CREDIT FOR | CHE ROLETCCotch real class, guaran: | FORD&—% roadsters: $60. up ze. | O17 and Lafayette, LAdete 7000 ‘ a * ) a} % ! : MP ° 5 a 44 » & “ ‘y -4 haat & : ‘ _ " ra vé SS. Tt On ie ' | eo eta: | eile to earn Geo Mic. Se ;money. Levee and Elm. (c2) Sie Bin on. er ae ‘IEATERS Save 50% to 60% $5.00 on Our $5.00 | “teed, $245: terms, trade. 4568 Easton. | oD a ° =t. lL, suis i ar moby ling to earn. . Mr. ‘ , ial G AL wi ‘ cshaies as BNI ~ een om ye a ith at | . Re ( mM , ‘eo, } : ee L. Polger's | Sememenehip; qlery and commits env 6 cheannis “ted |s° Bros adway. 62) | HEATING STOVES — "Big assortment sale ‘Preskie Ae | thet oven a. en eee Region, f= meee. a: ha * | Chevrolet Touring, 1925. #250 on cor oa 2 Apply Mr. Rice, 1008 , HOE "SEX STRL—Experienced, general house- BKEAKFAS T ROOM SETS--$14 and wv Bligh t1) used $15 and up: Pipe free with yen Saturday and Monday Evenings. Eask x Coaches, 2, 1926: fully equipped “Mena enmhall. 2315 Lecusi Open even es | tts 20 . , hiwek weet | Ridg.. 7th and Pine. . SME) uneies ies s om ci stove thia week. Levy Bros. 311 §. 14t ES Bee ates ee =200) guaranteed like new: $40: terms. trade tof Fine contition, balloon tires winter top ark Sno6 14) | YOUNG MAN—16- oe . oe ~ Interv lew with | work; g@ood eselary,. 6763 Chambdecria bedroom euite. odc 4aa° Ra ete. A. = , SY ob) | JE? terson 7890 (¢6) man others $565 East 1) (G2) r STERS—1926 MON ARCH | S137 Vax r view iq) | \9 esr o , PArkview Z581 J. (Cc) Smit h }f wrnitt re (o, 3: asion f 3 SERS a ; EXER 3 Mee a ARES RESETS Hee - ae ee : Fine, SE ER ~ - errr nmerenementeeneth ‘ORD ROAD —} 9? with rem —— —_ a a ; Arkview _ a Be Mie (A) alto UL gen gE ee A a . at pastry work. | ewe one trip: opportunity, Si. neces automotive sales- HoUsEGIRL-—Whtte. experienced: 0 |GEDAR CHEST—-Call petore 9 or after 5 | HEATING STOVES—Of all kinds: air- | | peas ano weame 6 +f oi35 35 ble sslesmane box. Call af OLD BN. ot. j "614 Morgan. + eae gn ed van washing: good cook: reference. . _DEIm: _ “AS Sma : |} tights, hot-blasts and other good stoves: “940 . Accent on 3R09 Fast« " : r Cus = ex erenced © poo agg —— $8 Le ; trucks preferred ; inter- Norte ood, second_ floor: City Limite c: | = = = | simoet at your own price. Keiner’s Ware: HOUSEH’ LD GOODS WANTED sg a ! A noe C — ‘4 FORDS—1021 to 192 x roadatens rh, | Xx] Ped ih, Cin connecting permanent- HOUS. GIRL-—-S!ngle. colored: eeneral | (= af | house, 1211 N an ce enter. mg Oe | _ ANDIR ONS—Furniture, carpets. ¢ mente! 1926 ESSEX C OAC H, $399 | "‘uechease. 4607 Sactcs. A! ve | $25 oe hounmwesk: experienced: must be ood Ht) Genuine Red Rp KI CHE CABRINiCT . hair:. | ‘ro emael) jcte; need Kovds Practically new car: price slven from “open. Fei Y od here quick. (ate giving ‘em Real Ooppor- . ene eee | 4 be oung Man. . Office W Wa : r With large organization 1D cook: references: $45 month. 5181 ash- i | he eae tt 58: _ Itaska. (e3) ils ; ‘at casb } ri 8 hobe CM) tax 16495 16 $305 ine the bie AE "OdRY. if PR — ser - ae — = -- | ASS hal} 10 jeiveren a of Ik an rp A ‘ . Nn ah Ee / , % a y —~—jateat: “@ ; ‘Olfax 3253 (“ell anyr here. te >) | vou want it come auic terma or trade. deg emery ‘ ° at ‘ecual ‘ . aS i ! f k El y . | Fon house: “permanent ; in anew . OUls and Vv icinity. Fine LADINS —-For outside sales and advertia- € ar . | een ee _ Call after 5. DElmar 1225. 4 ; TQUES—And modern house furnish- YAHLEM. 3035 N. Grand, ‘terme, — et ee Pp: e your pi. Chevrolet. =: ee rae & age education and reference. Bor portunity for producers. No |. work in city ene an es a 1VING-ROOM SET—Gas range, bureke ;; ali kinds; any amount; must heave ae LOVE-JOHNSON MOTOR CO b ote ol 308. Dodge. $4) i a) ] t Post Dy apatch nit a eellent pay to rig! it party. Caii &. ™. (2) Chest nan “aapaper a 43 Brac ‘ev ( ; tigtnes De cae) Prices paid ft (925 essex Coaches Natura! hay ige al Union F Oprest am, F | oo ‘ ; . ; $150, VOT avd ° -* ¢ alle : . NC ‘ET to income. All r plies E Burk °07 we Timer Bl Se. Ea a ae ee = ‘ f \ . LY rv I Ni . Ri OM & M rE—3- pm ace e4 prectica! - , + y] “ima 18 ws ‘4 (c82) . oo jr $4 es y Studebaker €%, h Floor lt h W AN 1 E ra A T ¢ identia]. B ~ ra LAY? Fe acti ‘itr neterancen: sick Dé = ly new at o be "ea! n ‘ Biter 3 \ erner ce) > 1." , _ ou » | 4 goods of any . ~ "7 ) AND kz ERUILT Hi a... Rogdeater Dameengre firae one “we . * Srna | pays or one TAH". , Two men over %5 veara of age for »08 Q-29, Post- | —. = a Aa aig Box L-113, Post-I ris. | $9 5 LEVING-ROOM SPTS—Four to pick from; Les: ription us me | i mies Keiner wo“ 4 sipciealant aeanGec ie har i a : wie; ' fare es 4 OE Si . © , pi y ue | 4°4 ick P ; Law " : ‘ay ane i cpurir re (e62 )} Shies work: must be none eg teh, Ewwan me eee E. =u meed | tgediannin > Ver.1a for large wome Pid ¥ n — Dmation Li wil) ing to work nard Hat > ma 410 N. Jeffersor ’ sec d . oe?) jeCH LEX JROBES— Several a4 pics rUtTii, SPs, ‘\ a rae ~ - Ae . $ - v +0 : pete ‘ “4 t va : AR _ s a : ‘ — — S ' rE .T : t ‘ Brick TSP * . sR DEPT . . arvaine thie is moatitively ‘nme | fn. | wer ey? iw me | details an . wiet » And ch will be certain ang; __ wai: American welnut and oak; almost new Vf, \ FURNITURE | WitewAl; kinds, ees Kessex Coac! nh. 1925. $300 © that tt, Pe aye | orice -_ in St. Louis. Come eariy a) d: Rue a rear and have sore kno Ss fAalisfied with a moderate in- , cogs ~ Levy Bros. 31) Ss 14 a i// gooces baciv: Wl. pa) higbest cash price a a "s Ce ee | : sean ate" ae ——- nave vs ) « - p24 fe t | a4 2 4 ’ : bo =e fires ¢$) ” Cowen i ars rt) ‘ ' ' Ze 2 ,c NIVT ERK 7. "3401 Locum, Al wave 7 _pen. “ ; ; i | i oe! i ee Fy, oe a cams “ / . , ‘ , : ; " of the routine work of ” ea Ce" You for a peaitien oa oo | BE A NURSE COMBINATION GAS “he aod kit me iy . : R> T° KE Wid Contents of homes MO? SAR H, 3137 Locust STUIDE! tf’ roadeier farear reg isiere: aft. | t ré “ag Young women wanted to learn the nurs. cabinet. 1445 Sem} ps. FUrest Syver fc) / MAHOGANY AND OAK cad bétioen: wast cash priee gait a. ™ epee hers itt9 "| private parts 1339. N. Euclid fe} | F lint Touring Given Awav a | OS u position. Highes a Bis, ae office, suite 802 weet. ing profession If oe hal pi ares of | COMBIN ATION RANGE ee ok oi oe ie FINISHES. “and 4 8897. Night phone. CEntra! P en, si rT manager, promptly at ‘age. with one year high ecnoo n art J nditict Jo. tibeds a ; Se iS00 Fiint bi 6 touring: Clee whee a Ww ref- | ences necessary ; ns Led ; * AR® Wear eng ay (eo) | good moral c mat ° ter. tthe are eligible and } Cc" 4332 mK Wi _— : 7: i q | rs hi Th bus = - a ) ial Sicheet . . vs EOE — For Sale pormanert ton: © gc ate AA pee 4 ae ee c) | i ' 3 = lean satriculate for a three-year course in| | AND MA TTRESS— lite enamelec iL © > atl mend . Gone akiand Coach 1am | BL RN SEDAN | 3800. an@ it's going at 7 erme ary expected. Box f B04 4 OR E U LL TIME — institution. j —_ } re gg is ¥ og exchange §*™ — a. nek ” i : ee “shemoe bri a Over) ag awe ruarantees 1925 6 evi “ow D- ue eeenger 4-whee’ trade Ya : 635" 3 é. ra , ¢ line for one who neede a/| Hospital. a training Feho 5 oes for bungalow range or w UZ CRAMeSC | Il Call JEfferson 8775. R. Ve Edema te ' - | brakes balloon tires, TILTON-GARDNEX | FORD —Fouring 2 - 2 ost- Dispatch. : eA W coal Con SOF Moteer [tee ot’ 9 oo ang ¢ Detter train’ | kitchen heater. 7/20 Augusta. _Normandy. | |) TNION’S Hi ta netjan Co, $501 Lu (oy 2654 5, GRAND. LAciede 7000-0808.. | MOT TOR CO. 9039 Locust JEttereon 3596." $245: etre ~ Sia” anes Easton . 2 L co... 2 utge ng of youn omen Al is epicn ' S$1lG. alwo heat-- Th .“ Mawel a we we aT aos — mend | (e3) | profession, fatal of and beautifully illus) DAVENBITTL SET -_ Broa‘iway, (ed) | [i] nod tie STORES. iW FORNITURE Wrd.—No lot t man oe Coupes For Sale | g : 2 2 | PORD—1s te tourtnes: $60 up rede. ne wots . unin 3 ® Fo reeu node! Zo ANTE . : | sent upon | _er and | awe 5 Pe rege: don't sacrifice | : AGENTS . ' | trated booklet of the hospital sen ieaee ss Maret Sie. too lare i maaan red: Me wiS} ap} licatior M Holland. R. N.. Supt. of PAVENETTE SU2TE es $08.2 N. 13th St. : our highest cash prices Mormon. BrICK 6— ube: P-papsen:. FORD- ne ‘34 simos ww: $22 | AGEXTR— White and. ooh0 be Ver ane — MEN and men to learn | Turens (renshaw Genera: — "iR partly used: wi. lbs meio Co... ao cif : / (cB) 48 fine coont tic $222 _ ALSe Jowa‘c) | Presents 22 uick eecan | trade: terme. hake Kas’ ou ) ace: he mn eeing tol . Ms if Aitios th; pe send iy taaont | voce 3 Davis & Co. 2716 Tacust, — E ‘State business. Great | cu Mo _ ed: | Broadens : ne S68) | aT baodel of Gousek i Buick tastes 6 Coupe, $650 [tisme: o rea! Lareein today. det. | WORD “Eonring. 24. ~ eO0 othe hone, $ OPER. AT ‘RS—cCan makers. experten se ee =~ ; —_a —_ inde | ; : | 305. ®_. pe “hie x TH——Soap, tonte, 1334 riunity, Call at 902 Title ‘ork. Appiy Premium Cap Co. PaAVENPORT a hogan frame, mewsry | ‘. muge. contents of flat anos ° New Duco finish yet Fed ett 3 7 price bi AS ek” tas sa , a r¢ is '¢ o'st i; bein / 3F Tepe Oats LANGE—In nia thet ; , ber as Cell JEfferso TTS erer S20 04 MON 87 Lacue CHANIA ; “ — : mien 444 nd floor rane senaasiadies ur rho! atererr RAN Em in Hg Cend) % : Ave uf % ; “1 ; es a + 1 ot] he . * : A oe 17+ i. Tents a. FY ‘HD ‘Touring jue yoipe aleo em fur — meena ‘ a ovis Mo. : ranty RB] : = eA es . . > . aaa P - . +° 9 orn a . ; ee 4 : i} Te i) 44 ‘ Wy reb : ' ‘ Taleku Eh: ra) ' P : Pm CO Pr a! ; : | / AG Ad N T BG uaranteed puncture? Ey ldg. (e2 é oO} TRATORE yg e a on ‘ Nar mal nh , k oM & oe Big os on hes core * “ ~ a ee : eoeees . . : end es al m witnaer Renpaintir Be Y ST 2 ae ) - ow sa "Gee Ra Ford lLealer ubes and »OOO-mile tires: . . F ARN § $3 E V E RY HOV i am tc at de partn nent ; Bite cS Hon. | DINING cout { vieker get. | heap GRan LANG Em are’ oe. 1a ¥ ae a sen oy te - in a4 in @ued teechentoa! Be livan | ( k 4 if SEI IAN | per undays ang evenings. (ets ‘own: nn cami nunc 8 a & SE | Se i “ nd Clothing Ce.., Luce * 13N4M. j 35. OS fs 5 . . , ¥ ye s” ao , pe Rae we Etines eto G , ven ; re oriainal @eco fin. | , "Ti . ines. 19%4 to “jbea gure aeente wanted. Wim ss 3065 Mie ‘. L L, XM AS } ARDS 4 , Ne3 Re OM "SUITE = lece Anyr. an) RANG! bie hue enem t ) ners’ alif ' on I you hs BERF MOT ay ‘i i t ; , one of the igwes' tosGelere; terme 4508 Mi irflock Phone Riv ere’ .. & — ; : % . » Me - . =~ IN! e P samp. e “at ‘.* Sa. Nie . | er he 4 ine ’ Vt arr house ‘ t . rey : Aa Be ° z , yi ty ‘ T 4 a J | ot ’ | os ' al e . . " ; — of’ ered. caret yu) anaes ; (ee — ies a sg i¢ SS ye usually (3 fine 617 / OF} ERATOR: a usr Mure , 12 Rrowdwes aft" Vander bow icf” 4A Hoo 1% 1A ton nT fo 4a ot a vilaeey is! r ath fon ue * - at , TO _ "Sack a 1921 1s 1926 tourings ee Ce, Creat : ~ ; ; ‘ ’ ’ | _ 4? - i? ae . cian om dh a - . . 2 a 7 6: : ‘ FG . . a epi, AS . j ved : ig >a = a af r A. i wages. n ve CANVASSERS and : and 80. " a = 34 Es perienced - baby pon - ty — Be nis SING ROOM a a pieces. rice OTS RA $c) a. veap: Jewel: cest tron, i ood ite fier old ot Mor lene Fe ath er | 3 etal cu ae Win ot conn Mitt ‘YPC F-+ e > ios > a bones : i ENC A ek Hi OK ter. dren's hate; week oF migcowor T co Oi$) Call tomorrow morning. 1318 XN. ‘y ante rrr bic Ketner's Warcbour: 7ii &, 44260 Page re 565, Cintra: acer ge ae. (cht Se"8 Lecust cy , (cd Apply meee | BOL. "Seniesa optoeri oe. ,™ RAV ING CoO J56 Are ad ; rey td Apply ROS ko MARIE H A Cc le’ +6 a " venter te } i \ au de enter. 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. _ The Post-Dispatch Regular! y Prints MORE ROOM and : BOARD Offers : mbined. — ____ x "_govEMBen #1928 = Seeeees POST -DISPATCH. ___ —— wae + te rem ee = ssiagiabibenatinemaienl “sornectun 7 5 ae ra. , ee ara , COR et a bs. Toor -; Ca.. : a aa @ LOVE JOHNSON MOTOR piensa AE mieten c—- ctoa ce Cie USED f | soradie: alec simaie room. ___ict [ Oh, eso PES a >> DeBALIVIERE AVENUE Nateral Bridge ai U uma. . a aa” : . y } ty SHINGT T 7 er " ; Ts. | wo@) | os ae 7 . Pherson and Delielil INSTRUMENTS We noe a IN a 2 ME! ——— 436% —Beesterl opetains ow — a7? ba s me * ee ee Y si-4 3—Foe wore MISCELLANEOUS WANTS a vA : APARTMENTS FOR RENT Geieete beth: | Single: beautifully furnished steam bes: West st. Fires - eens ~~ | | eet ne — 7 nies : TeATE. “43—! Bae a SS Bl a oe ex es REALAY &, CONST. co. CLOTHING Pianos and Organs For Sale =55;— SaRD Levis Wome with | cetea” hare scent beusskeening room eeraence $8. nefarences , a ee ee . — | as Ka O. a Nees 2 . ide’ AS ah -_ “sine. iis - ee Ce ee ee ne ere i \TERDRIVE. w35—6 SEACTIFUL 200 Vw 2 SEDE&0™M- oe HOTELS Satie Mot) Batis, » Agee. 7 nm | KINGSBURY, efficiemry « cempiete for 3. $32.58. ae : 150 far o: 1 —=—— = === ~LeLM -i—Rabms. PE . wine a ma titty ge : = MELVILLE, 363—senl COAL, COKE AND WOOD Saba. - . . 5 ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY . 7 es a: SION Jad] N Poe Sole Se tae ea MASLE il E one, Seal SS teacures furnitied: se GapaEbos. 4 Ses>42 Seed Det eran wy é ng? : -~ ‘ai 5° 7 ~ c ROOMS FOR RENT-COLORED - ao = aE ——. 7 on $5 PER-HING. 6854—A4 wery 33 sHiINGT™ ; re : s apartment, overlooking Ferest Park; $75. sahed apartment: “= “ sae — Owner “ad leer west ens | : INTH oan NT ow ~ x = + — ROOMMATES WANTED _ LARD ARHAR neg | ee me a > oa _ basement. = 65. 3 $0 ROOMS ANDO BOARD WANTED ~*_. wir Satins ee” | ; WESTMINSTER PL. 4i33 ~ BARGAIN $75— - EXCHARGE a -_ e- 4 a o- For Saie ROOWS WANTED BROWNING . + * -—- MACHINERY Wanted ois Pah 5 = ro laeniaibileintieibia wont — mame ‘EFRM.ERATION FURNISSED - eo — there = - 3s. PARR APARTMENTS (? iL ’ * a Ss > ; z so * ay Hap Sie ee en teas ee ooe . ~*~ henge dy _— Auto Bodies For Sale AR *.» HORSES AND VEHICLES For Sale ay etal Ng eam oy Pesci rea ze pid NG 0 tn SB tee fh * ~ mio tA L “.elen «&' : F ess . 7 TT! R&A 4 : ie ; . “ é s @2c8. $7 i a _.. —___-—s Funing and Repairing 3 - Wheeis and Rims smite buat ee ~ ieee AT : : eo 3 . far | V2 . ent Looe i7 owe = : ee | VILLE AND UNIVERSITY | , | i : : . : Ls NTVERSTTY CIT? ime. Place Musical Employment | een mr . sew | D ELM 4 reocn ; kit endin atone ~ Py ay ea Da el FOR SALE—WTD a — Ai — MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE | “ | : ai geo | ae : i oe on sate . aaa APARTWENTS FOR RENT instruments ver Sale ee ees _-- 3 ; — Soup “. ‘ - - ss * . — ; ° . . 3 : - : : “ a " ee ee | : Centra! aero iaaiaelin ih iain. take ee ee ing Nese ah,

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PAGE 40 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ TUESDAY. EVENING, NOVEMBER 9. 1926— ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — Se coal MANSLAUGHTER INDICTMENTS ee when a similar ‘udictment JAPANESE FNVOY ic apch Spot called ae Dock pees a ace cosiatusd poten. rs FRX SWERS T AGAINST TWO MEN DISMISSED - es aoe = | eet tial te the practice of the |moved. was found in the room. 6TH BIG WEEK ‘ reserves the William G. Fender and William PP... pte se HH Gra = © * a -ee | é: a = Ps ae . , 3 e = pe ; : : . 4 ~ » @ ; 4 : er : , a - Z ; . - i Ld ‘3 : rs. ' 2 # de mars! se. lines | | | owners of an insect exterminato: Democratic Ward Office — ; } 3 esa ; T : . eile ecjlemnity, "= Warner Bros. Present CHOUTEAU, ~ Mae a rt to adrmit rections, : ™ . ° ' 1S t? * Fale _ >? : ey ; ews rs e . aie SO4 Leas — 3 " aid . ad > - A a4 or ofrT a Gna. i? a as > s « aed Be wae . aid * . ‘ . , . 2 , , 4 4 le ; ' rs Th it r The World's ; Great est Actor as de a tod Ch eUleun ‘ a ‘ > : “ a . 4 bh ome ee, eee ee ee ee me ee — lie : me} lante This lantern was the World’s Greatest Lover —~ re, and not et all if pe { a oO ' : , r | : 7 rid i a 6. 72 en ae — promecpemmnempnnabetiinenan — . f Se ee a irae 4 wo ese iy Indictments charging William JOHN FAIRY = ore, ABC ame and a6é tt. one = MM?) «o? tne Rita echoo! of tea usually | BARRYMORE § *8 : 2 haiteg onl ein lantern dé With The Popular Come-d'an eon aah erate Kingsland be " iy just submit it “st u ¥: Address to Columbia,’ [i “ | 7 ee ee eed ante tall HERMAN TIMBERG VITAPHONE THEATER yk n° Be sure to send stamees a Spee F > we ot And His NOVELTY SHOP PRESENTATIONS M cNAI per the othe editor do | Mo., Students. : te a a = : ‘ Alse Such Features es Marion Yalley—Mischa Elman ee R t. : SWE anette ae. Sere rs es yA oo Sitar ba ary PR le P| ieee a oe a SA RE ca sreipilen apna ia Sg ket a ~ -Pest ROSITA | -BURKE & DURKIS —Giovanni Martinelli—Anna bi —— SAMMY TIMBERG HARRY ROLMES Case—Metropolitan Opera Co. — oe > of Light | SOMETHING FOR NOTEIFS_FLORE¥IS Chorus—New York Philhar- ~ p ougar. © at ae : aw | en ee , * “al , : ¢ Ruddhis i monic Orchestra of 107 Con- enone oo : te "* oy , | i aad om n BO Pali ls - ' —_ as ia me - +7 : & | Compensation Beem! ae LS 7 eee or og rege a ee a S Opiate ire ne Pe tig etn diene ay ae if So ye imner precincts of whic 7 Prices: Mata. 15¢ S@c; Nights, 13c-$1.10 ley Conducting. 4 r os > ee -_ eS - ia te | ris fest American @iplo- {St 2:13—Twiee Daily—8:15 ™= : | : at : aaa | All Mats. 5@c, T5e, $108 Pius ALM when th alism ¢ he UF | tae mati n 7apes ee i Eves. 5@e, 73 when the {RE L > . s / , cite EE . ee a ee oe ee Cnien & St. Leute ’ ’ ’ . ¥ or «4 A - - - g at 4 = So the ; S iF. a ’ ; ‘ Governor pro ts 0% te Ot RT ee 4 la - Ant ten sentiment was then . | PAULINE { held on last luesday. : . got ; running hich. and some foretgne - oi -Claxton SNe Stem bo trys ai dinate ree ae Re ee ee Meee ee Mpsvt: en - 4 y By ERD ee Spin, gh Nae MATS. TOMORROW 2 SAT ar ‘2:30 ruUA MA John McCORMACK = ~~ e Sea eoee BERTHA KALICH 2") McUURMACA - Cs Sot ted scda. Pues uted ~ ' . » 3 three : -tirs § And tee Dicarnea Commeer = COLISEUM "> B= 36 °° «a “MAGDA”’ Prices: Arena. StS fo S2c0: Bales RET Z — | “LEGAL INF PRIt Cm | _ See. $1.10. 65 a Flteahet >. , +} Genes aaa Suntate) oe . 7 | a Member at the St manner Law applies to your business you ee ee Rta’ 4 ‘deatalied Rem a ila ie i ee ee on oor 222° ‘ | - 39 ean ee , 7 fecling Ticket Office. 1004 the check being 7 Want aco , ‘we ¢h wh t} : Daily D n to th rorid “oO mimerce. APRS 1 och an - . ¢ 7 art : : . , Olive. Our Bhone nu is JP fferean 419° — q yit pie ; he bank for | in ns of the SS i eee Senko barkies to |New leith cha Usield Mates whier-eant A a ON NIGHTts ? FMPRESS °%:." oS Ma Mee, Samages caused by its negli) Southern Surety Company ; who? = — - a New Tork to Tokic a. ee | 5S + L : 1y AT 8:15 NATIONAL PLAYERS diet i. “a . can obtain | 104 North Fourth Street | eee wir = Syst er Cable Fates vce : ‘ Ct, Per- | astiness Weduesday ct gy ae a ee ae : ’ . Peivorce at ety time. if the @aem niy by on de 9 od [aay De that ome way ~ | manen: Lu . 2 pr re . Tr nero a ~ . _ willing to ¢Rtt ae ee ace i SITIES ELEN FORD & CHARLES PURCELL | "FOREVER APTER™ | (3T ess ssa Cone GArfield 8200 Lon W. Harlow, Vice Pres. soca | fa: | = in- the two cou [their people. Im the Be OWEN Davis & : ee ro) aivorce decree. | Deewntewn Ticket Office. Acolian (Co. m= ‘ ; a tea “Mets. Sendars. Thursdays. Seturdeys : / ro T OF L.vorce O87) Siicaeiaaene gee ae bat . & re ee -ontinged for 7 Wi ih ‘Detmar Poeppes & Flavin Areare ae 2 other ss ) —E TWICE ; , . punds. you ee ii GRAND cuz Y ALY rs HCUSE Ga 14th and Locu ° 3. 8-15 i. us yt R! Manel : eros? - Dispatch Radio yadeasting Station pit esa | KS TD © MIKADO —_ ‘ee 545. 1 Meters 58: a Fa “tom ». » ee lt Su eye nig. $ Tay aa Lay oe Pee fag PBR EE how much it : , | . stilton good elimination. When . thusiastic Doan's u enti jj Wi! largely be.determined by the | ing of these cultural tw a 1) Ss], NOVELTY ons ar erm! amuls >" ! . . ee re ote oe a . WARNEE ‘BAXTER Poet gs ee 3524 Easton nm al ; bt te, rls iT . | the OU ra wor Math tweer hem ngressed ae 66 os Re Ee ene ree wes =e ini there's apt to follow a ti a) tls whe are today cookin ee A ER at Na a angen motes From the Broacwar See = OZARK ; . . ’ ; : ; ty TS pf? ee See nh ti ‘oO : 2 ~ . | BUSINES OPPORTU NIT IES) BUSINESS ee oo. a ec a4& ty of i ne n Legg} oil 5h Orato ate: yey 5 ae ae P : _ ee Ss A y a) os ’ as acquitted tast ; 0 le - ; Bu | | _ — é BALT § i : Page pa ar oT he he -w b aitdine ( canesd™? | : ee. - —_— ne — last Juir. al | s.. ¥ ; 4 ee > sowieg ‘y at Was) te ——_ : 4 i = —_ Vilona, b-year-cld Mount, Daily and Sunday riversity and will depar: = =e | with | e—wi'r ct . ~ a ‘Mies Vilona’s body. | in th , sin ely een | : PAULINE | 0 | D | IVA . Het wound in the bead and . PRIDIRICE ee of the ( sulle — = :® fogehead was found | 4 POST-DISPATCH || wa aos ure w aor | WEBS geremt? se ee Tr. and the youth | sr ails sa gh MR a es Nara tds 8 SUA NS DB 3 BET $e we. Sev es 3 - le iReoty ian ibe & week later re G f ee BE es ase was based large. ; : & 4 p is 4 Lie AD ** e. idence. terney sought to; ONE-HALF INTERES? , oR z Roe | 3 = yea found of a bed iz ~ O05 per "yeen $1: og. xing edoct $11 , ONG a ——— : mi at} the llaclede Hotel ta: Continuous 1 to 11 P. M. - a ~6|: te defendant's reroiver ‘ : ; : j } wil pas : PRES i ere ’ . any, , . . Soe He Pre: Deena! : ; ) : Ende ot MU NOW | : te he bullet which was taken | E Fry & Kerr Investment Co earms experts, appedr- Pees | et ree me ne ‘ST. LOUIS’ GREATEST HORSE SHOW Saree cee 4 Bincomie B54 es Sats HOSE 8 eae ee = New Coliseum-Tonight-7:20 P. M. Some | llama Kak: per Geek inet ee | CR RESERVED SEATS $1.65 ALMY SOD Ares t ia? Ret : : ' TU ’ ~ om OAS, con =e : +98 x_2on __ (ch = ADMISSION FIRST BALCONY ee eee ~ = : Pate ~ Ba th Incindes Promenade Priv iieges . | Second Baleory ee ee oe oan ee SISAL LC LAUNDRY — BE Entrance ot iefe- Tickets 1004 Olive Street EN Se eee ae At Coliseum After 7 P. M. "BUSINESS WANTED aa | ae ome S300 bes EES SS DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS : ver. ~ > Pianists head and testi- . The A iy sued pit on 8 | >= 7 Ber the presecution, supported Black Pira te | ‘ ae - a Claims The defense countered — -nony of another ¢=- asserte® thet the baiiet “ave been Sred from the Will i 7 BD feces : _ “Bich the prisoner @e-/ Lune W Orgers tie ce — - . , “i never killed a iring’ - ae hi =? ¢ ine ry a x 3 ¢ @tet > Post-D Spek Want Ads are # ; Ww ihe hana as o a wm) apes, Clang workers me § | (Se zz rohad been hidden or Sel ncing capatse beip — days : tat > | 4, ! wT Ti Wis it OR RE Sipe NR ARE OA ERE AIRS 29 iti Vv. NIVeNi at ’s * ¢

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCR TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9, 1926_ ee eee cee a a eee ~ ae % — | son nieeq||JOE JINKS | RSWERS TO ‘QUERIES |" "™“ pad — 98 —- | / BoYS —1 FEEL UNLUCKY Today — Just Like I'M ¥ T \ Tr r post-Lispaich reserves the right to reject any query. ‘ , cE ' ; . THERE ° LAUGH HAT paponal and telephone calls or answers by mati, cannot be | AND 1 USED T LIE AWAKE FoR HOURS Goin’ To Lose Some MONEY —— ILL PLay You Two ae oo see Se Women Cannons of sndoude- DREAMING WHAT I'D DO IF L HAD A MILLION BIRDS & DotLAR A HOLE — wHaTcHa SAY 2? Za ONE OFF —!-} YA NOTICE en as ) J ee 7 d b + — 4 Ze e gmoertly when accompanied by stamped addressed «nvelope. AND Now Hat "VE GOT SIK HUNDRED ii - How I HIT ‘em WHEN } : 2 | ™ 2 aS ripts should bej oven, or bake 4 h { | {( ‘ Y Clip Bremen Theater §..,iroubie — > Ds Ordinary commercial | slow oven. Rich fruit. cake ts al- | “THOUSAND 'm Just AS PyuZ2Led AS ever! tL Take “THAT -\ aig { PLAY FOR MONEY ? 1 ‘en 20th and Bremen **Her or note paper should be; ways more. satisfactory when. 1D Y' BRING YOUR } | iliattllehtiiindineniienminca 3 at led; Wide margins, lines; done if the cooking is accom- | . . CHOUTEAU, .4'su Qiae cara e part to admit readily | plishec by steaming. | r pice: oe , Z | “The , pa ene : eno ; } or corrections, : : iniaimpitidinnnie ABE est Actor as Jeff. and Chouteun | | , Ned: folded once and MARDI GRAS.—The meaning of | o's V 7 Y a Lover FAIRY pa at att 3 rong ; the word Mardi Gras is Shrove. ES | os Jf, ; . . ess at ' . : i © Jf ; b } > Ne : pane an “one | Puesd iv. The origin of the cele- ; | | 3640 Easton ee } : rs ce male ‘bration is almost obscure, but Mas elie ae . nee anatianaeen 3 a is very little doubt that the ) lil-Ste - he Bastion Of CVE rEN ‘custom is in a sense a surviv:z f ) PCOR { Phantom ~ ™ & elope. eit ents ot | the old Roman festival ov gi ety Sop — wne . is not necessary | . D sebabinediictoainie { ’ ene pays wrt PE EEE he Do more niey Lan I net rngttn apy alent taal RA ato rte hoards: Mmm te poe gee al 4e sheet. a en || percalia, which was held at the tte: oe editor “why you wrote | came season of the year. 1 od- K bmit it “at usual | pe on | ingsland Double Pre, «ee - just submit it usual tern times Romecontinues to be THEATER _, Mitt , ” » sure to send stampsSi¢the principal seat of these ob- aa Lone He e te of the manuscript |. ~ » leet Comedy © ee 7 | ene an which are nde lie MeCiain. 5. berts, neg By the Associated Press. pendent upon the boys to fill re;- ail i : ‘ ‘ “ i . 7. Oy . - } . \ “rhe ~? raiwar fe 2 ti dd the sugar ‘ tail ’ mreat street pageant, in w hich are Marria t Li ense larence Cobb—hessie Reeder. “A pall apr 1: OR Beata ‘ . ais WBZ. Springtieid, Mass (333.} s, } TT re “pc? _ “ov. 9- “ior, . : AULINE ee *, * | 4 te § é in G M artin ~Thelma jiwe r > + . aa * . Tea Ol * oo l $ c . ° ‘ \ a ‘jed : r meri 9 ' I I | IVs BL Ri - } a4 «s NO . -* kig if ulation crews, were forced into id! - P “laced on moving forms and bri!- oO 7 > ; yy} ¢ , nie « +? . y * : D thoroughly. |} displayed elaborate tableaux, od : rervy. : Ee. J. and D. Bueneman, 311 lami. ' ee meee! we , | Lin . { urine te i . vwhnite © 2 yy | ‘ ee See St. Louis—-Dolores Fields. | y7 and E. ifuett. 903 Bremen. WCBD, Zion. ). (345 M.)—8. mixed} hundred workers in the hot mill | ness. oe Aitan & Claxton * “Battling wees: Peat YO se! oo ee ey liantly illuminated. These repre- Birth Recorded iinet 4 Smalienberger Dupo—Viola K —-—--——- | quartet, violin quartet and organ. | department of the McKeesport Tin- RRR eemes -*? rhites {ij =T y ‘ ia # : . 4 ; J. ' 44s vhs ce Ot - | , . , : . ‘ ‘ « el > ie a lored. es sent noted scenes of history, po- S$ Berghoefer. East St. Touis. BL RIAL PERMITS. | WED, Minneapoiis-2t. I aul) (416.4 M.)— | plate Co. were idle today becaus3e | t Bes > oldiers of a walkout of 38 boys as a pro-| - : ; +74 ? . - tnaé¢ fy mr e - } . « Pestalozzi 3 ACK HOLT cad ary. and add to fi — pagel etry or fiction and are construct- e Ps Charles Reichert, Cohumbia, Yil—Alice Mary ©. Knott. 74. 1119 Havnilton. : . Chocola 2842 Pestalozzi SEA HOKsg aupee milk, fruit, nuts andjed at great expense and with ar- Maserang, Dupo, Il. |'Mary Kiely. 56,.496U Arlington. WDAF, Kansas City (365.6 M.)—6. School | 5 int, ae : Comedy a or mixed and sifted with ve tistic elegance. All arrangements urla ermi pe aah | David Van Dusen, 49. 1822 Wagoner. i of the Air; 11:45, Nighthawk frolic. | test against what they termed ‘‘ex- U ST ~ on and soda. Put in hut-|} are under the control of societies | At Belleville. )H. C, Lange, 54. D4u8 S. Broadway. | WEAF, New Yor 5 M.)—7. Vik-! tra work.” The trouble started Bong RKecita! ) Q EENS ee Hold j v" cover wit a put- composed of the best known pro- Edward Ackerman Jr.—-Agnes Meintrup { Myrtle Minnie Robingon. US. o063 West- } ings: 8. '? ‘ready hour: 9, bridge ies- ' F : +h Ey £700 Maffitt Rill Grimm's team three ours !fessional and business men of the . — - East St. Louis. { Soneer are a ; mm: re ‘reenwich Village Inn or- | last night, when eight boys left the ~ ve. i rt ; ress” end (as red pa : “ye slow | city. ° MARRIAGE LICENSES. ey Edwarde—Flossie Randolph, East | P ares. Thomas. JR. 2014 Chestnut. ra ' 5, Nov. J. Heckert. 6B. 4520 Ma f Nut Ez hicago (370.2 M.)—8, orchestra di St. Louis. . 1, hours in a ? tc Zz st’? se » . | ‘ : ~ . . cee, Wairoa — x E A TIN! ORMATION pb Bl ag ATA S. Compton | penes Zung—Mel neel. St. Louis. | Corinne Fox. 52. 5601 Guoodfeliow & Uptown theater: 11. orchestra; 12 tio RaTZ jvmemtge LEGAL INP bes Lamion | promt 4, Mune. Mabe af: Sh akCMSt |i omacmitinmeie, 47 iste Cam an een > to £1.10. { Serban ee ' pol Ca Ww. d Sruth, a. .& ) Queens. : j ‘ ca | oe beth Cueny. Grand and Juniata | po. — (By a Member of the St Louis Bar Association.) | Paula H. Rettich .........4944 Lindell oo —_—»——— | ee ay area , ey 8 phen hs A G ams eteerseeecseee SUT ON os ca. ~ ; ‘ ae + nills. Later other boys joine! . 0 . Tl “Ey + " ll ef the check being Li»rty Central Bank Building. , . Flami iat it Elmer G. Oker BOYS. J, Houllahan, 74. “21 8. Broadway) "EW, . Louis (36 f.)--7, Reading , x If you lose thé | cle ‘ar (7) . | Robert P. Dickinson ....4068 McPherson . » saw : | Mia feiffer. £ -{ faniminetae. onee Vin L dhe Everett G. Mitc! eo ton, care Mr. Clarence Wescoat, | | on | BIRTHS RECORDED. | Davis, 79, 4318 North Marke | 3 | ee ean sue the bank for R. F. D. MO.—Wrrite te 11 . wt - +2 9h@ GOO 1, 4310 ‘ 70; : > owene 3.4 { Musical ’ you ~ a ° ne Ce : : . . . “* wt oe . 1é _om- Aiice MM. 1oun a 5. ) ‘. A. and M. Bell, 4. Kenner .y. wv » 4 ? aj)d 4 t } He Y . 4\ J if a J ies tu e Olive at oS Manchester - edy and Gite eur damages caused by itS h€S'l- | missioner of Motor Vehicles. Jef- | , nv , and A. Allen, 2307 : H. Sauerbrunn. 58. 4907 West Pine. Gladys P. Friedmeyer ..4020A McPherson — dS in 0 ~ i {>t} trv _ had 42) in . i ns ann on - " oa - 4 4 ° Grand ee iia a. ' ferso » € aa & Mo., and ASK him to : | 2 lig aa = , Was! gu n (is. ana E. rockste i), f « . Dannie McGrath, ‘Q, s ¥ Pivmoutnh. ‘FAA IDallae ¢ 4759 \ ERS with ‘Woodland {,.,, Double MEerysn—The parties can obtain | advise what you will have to do! | ;, *, and I.. Milkoski, 6367 Queens. Joharna Young. 64. S861 Fiymouth. era: 8:30, Bride “ ) ni “Kosher K pUMB.— : : :¢ * in rd ae lel ON ; /onn Zmalja .. and H. Robbers, 4474 Bingham. Amn . Spilker. To. 45602 San *'reaacisco, | ' et pone a arner s,s | THEATER Se owe H itty yorce at any time. if the de- - *. rgder to get a certificate of | Ming Dinthle = . 4 kK. Diets. 6137 Dresdet : . bs at’ 0120 Avice neti 1}. Orchestra. Rieck n : * le * i AP ; ine tea. oo 491 to the truck fesued t = S1TS, SLALLIC Cro - 2NnG ‘ ie . O’deé TORU. 2 oe al . Ome 4 sie. ’ Chicear 20° 8 ur ) r Papen B ' an eee sani So you. Sijbert Smitd Scuthwe and H. Helmering. 5728 Elward Emin ; ' 37A St. T.ouls, Ne Laucago (ovs.5 m +B | , fant ig wili ts . —_ , o £ ~ - - H (7iloe . L. ‘ nith 3914 Southwe st na — as 4 . ; a? " ¢ ¢ o 9 4 *> ont cad in i = ~ - “4 oe% ; ‘ aan erin sssimtet - ER 3T LOUIS AM 5 nce in the sult. Consuit a POST READER. rhe property | Nellie M. Fore 1408 Tower Grove- ‘ . Davies, JU3GA Cass, , s~ Adee AOUL Kr wecer i 84. J» St. Louis. Spt Ld teen —: and \Var . USEMENT CO.’S THE a of course {t must be a will go to the survivor (husband | | Otte $lenéerson PRES: 4035A Finney| ,° 205 7 peer) aoa Se ) win "shovensan. 72 BOS Kineshi bh : Sam’ Henry , . ~ . ‘ rie nem Ds eee ar x er : : i¢ siendaers mn SeFad J 1i1€ 2 nd J. M Im. 4221 Shenanéoeah. “Win. Stevensorm. «4 MIO iInzgsnigaway. * gag “on cs er — ae a © VES _ “WP prope r a divorce decree. | or wife) even though the words! | Mrs. Annie Nolan...4414A North Market} yr yg: _ McDermott, 1713A N 1J, Voegele. 78. 3002 Belt. | | usic box: 10:30, Musicale; . en . ARSENAL f MARY PICK L cp pet Fyne id be é iahie. po ee Mead. john Zmaffla 1655 Robin! Trapp. 1 aoe ity: ‘| Marearetha Scharlott. &1. 3127 Michigan. ieee d Gosden. ' ys. . ur ny. ‘ Mae . > rhs 9 * ; =} ‘ a ad —s. + - *)e? i rsiiZz a be ‘ Hahn * if J3 a ) i? ger. ‘ ita ‘4 oPiarsal ; cvensceceecees, | el and Arsenal “SP ARRE of denen tinued for | have the deed rea@ to them as oe aan Laois sestiggones F Selby Schneider | F. . 5433 Arsenal. Violinist: 9:30, Musical program. ee eee “ iene erpesninsehteenmnecienssenietnenionns , . nat "OR ik o% .. be! . = _ Tiapety Wri es Cindereliz questions regarding 11a © | Dike mn informatio: ; 20" Gamble} KR. and A. Regan, 4424 Delmer 3 na sn} ¥ cer : erokre and lows t “ tt”. mn + - 7) ‘ 18a as = 2 26 3 A ja ad sie r y wg , it ie _ sine J RB 5 . ‘ | ( MARY PICKPGRE - MOTORIST ) iy. lights, Washington, , for ap- |) | Ruby Tay) & S. Jeffersou and ireher, 3916 Lafayette. icdne Brock "'® mont at \ #4 7g . : no “ . ee ee eu) ~ X —Yor } ‘al rnith 76 grunt” |Bertha A. Tombrink. 63. 3535A Wroming. “ involved should consult ’ a ae, ae You might call at | Jot pin} 1124 N. I J. M. and E. Geahart, 1517 Picker. ' SS sX\ > : enema 4 \ : Lilllan Gish , i Vr tori: re | p hg b i , iC } > Brow 1B , . W. and I. Austin. 3672 | S i* ‘han- | SS | f y st & las een filed. It would (Charles FF’. Browne ....-. - 38 Li W est Pine . B Whit 4328 John d Sparkers; enn. R. R. hour; ¢. | So. Sa “VJ “ _ . . | 402% Olive St. i “SPARRO y report th fa | be we to consult a St. Louls. | Helen J. Hoffmann...... Collinsville, Te) ye and M. Pinnell, 4845 Mecklenderg. | adalo rograms Southe: hemisphere cruise; 5 | SS X 200 A Armistice Day | TT: smance Committee © _ siete iT. H. and E. Madden, 3649 Laclede, ° i. o Chi ~ ) panty Se aoe a hiea (344.8 M.)—7. May and + Grand-Flor. j DOUBLE PROG ICA] UESTION |R. H. and E. Jameson, 1221 5. Broadway. | Central Standard Time , gg a 2 Sa ag nd eH | | Program ‘Geant @ Sleriesant * Pe — so Kitty 8 | {I A Jan poo mers , B. and J. pp any ona oe | ~ face apc woe Tonight, from 8:30 te 8:08 78 es , “The Raing : . Odie Sn avd fickory | U, &. 4 J. Usher, lucy Orrison, neinnati (422.3 M.)—~-7:15. Cros- | * gtandard the GR TP DOU dealth and sanitation questions 0j public interest only wilt be :on = | Charies_ Edward Eberle. .4967 Sutherland) | pn and ae Age Pes me ket. | Tuesday, Nov. 9. icy, Burnt Corkere, 2, Oa Jolly Buckeye pany ' Send : , azel Farm “4am 5 at "jsta | . i . wa 4 rm , hicag fi 4 - | AVOIS LE PROC 4 Diagnosis or treatment of individual cases will not be given. "**! Urmanie Wiliams 4369 Vista) yy and & Michael, 2619 Olive. Silent might for: WIHAZ, WLIT, WRVA. ne P, ‘tay Fhere,” | . : WTIC, “Battlin B = " >| ro’ ' ry ‘ , . detfersan & ¢ ‘ ag 4 Joseph 2644 Gravois’ kK yx . : 422° Weet I’ ran . $** ’ . é iravole ¢ + oo oe e~1 : = in. : . pail : : oo : # C _ 8832 West ine. ws Ww SMB. i QR -9! man ' ” A SO eae The Last Frog yy a—Apply the following jo ' on Tegan Ann Brittie .... 2807 Arsena! . oe a | . a aby ge B aans 91)? comet cee Sy gO ee . Viendevs ae ~ eee - : : ; 3 : i ‘ } , iv os 1? ee . tar r ‘ ale: ; . : . . 4 + . &*. : J | sOUrZ, fs. C a) —_—- | { we . | i ; «*? " . e avor es. HI-POINTE | "dic Canter gion at night after washing the ently causes emotions | Charles Hartman .....,.1906 8. Second |S. Li, and A. Wells, 4828 Easton. IRA, Pittsture (309-1 M.}—-7. gacred | enetta: Ti. midnight froiie other war-tim : ’ . . i a : : } If y aij i | - ‘iy & - 7 a | fs 4 ee ae e Moerrizrwe ) } oH rr} ~ Seacn! id ; y F | rmrown ? P f x &» - ' —_ : _ > z . rear - t.% in. (lara Bow am 21 ; até . “ i i ei . th ‘ . . “thes . Aga . & , , — . 7 (34 . ; 3 A itt] Rit ‘athedra!: pa" inte ‘ - “e275 | - ; Ky 5°Sa7 . , . s no insurance. , a | , : ARs x | woes Vewthweet “LA BOHEMMEOY °F if he ha 2 tain whether a will has been filed, Vv. Thorpe . ‘ 82 . and J. Day, 2 . 140 mane a ‘4 alte ne a » nen Se) OR A ESC ho tort ny . wrt a non gs By y RNR Ne t —= eeN) ty. Sa RRE seth A. te inp Appeal Se IN erat React May Aa RNLS IB Ae AI IE OBOE HS SAY eae tae» ph lanacaann.t oes > ill naan Ck ye nt Reet NE etm Pati MN REE ear rank Se A RELI E EOE AE CII My LEDER 8d Hath A ALBES , eee tea ; . F es ‘ ; ie 2 . ; ms | . - 4 . - a ae Jj ae Clayton & MeCaus.' “KID BOOT i. ahtetate of potash, |..1- y disturbin e physical | Valerian A. Prevallet....Webster Groves | ‘- t F. Gibeon, 150 h ey Rong Stati t ’ , . é Hie a of . : : a ¢ ‘ 3 ii * The s \" “hh hep a? ‘ . } ‘* “* es ~ - ; 4 Ta’. hi Tv ! . ar ‘ ‘J ‘ : 4 e ‘ : ‘ . \ eaudevrester. ey Mm ps M . » tation - , © . e i . i 4 id ; o « e® . : 7 ‘ we s . Cleveland % Await eoannesbececnctienne is tiiihaseeieita Teta AAC ALLDATA AL ALLL — — ‘ | 4-45 ‘ and FE. 1244 3. OW: rent | “Spain”: 10, soloists, dance program:| morrow, Thursday and Friday. 3 | Business For Sale offers. ~- and F. Me N. nd. | Rudy and A Croon-a-tuners. |ROA, Denver (322.4 M.)—10. bridge les- | ~~ eon. + _- ee Brive le 1 4. «~ «) | ates —————---——— , 7 tenainn and nant iCal . nd R n: por! ' tan KING BEE , KEN MAYN gances of giver , en lizin . impossibility song ws Otn| A: G, 2242 , 792 Euclid. oka a | (, Davenport | genre. : ” } itmert shou nant , . » Ree heathen , flea —— Pode — +7 - M. an c. neon. 2611 St. Leuls. KFNF, Fhenandoah ‘, Musi- Ist; Heo. Ja ire t . Seuey ee. ntiy : vee to en dwell upon 3 tuth Small .....+.--1211 N. 11th nd G. Ray | ’ Washington (468.5 M.)—6, Orche Remember that name. If you ++ +005 Worcester ae © | hy = on 42 . P “eee iladeiphia oh Lexington | . Kth story: “The Daughter of Jarrus, e- | . Battling Butlepaeea L. M--—The ony permane® . ol eo ’ ‘The Vikings coeceseces Dees Miiation to remove them. Socth- | Moral suasion by her fiance, di- | Delia C. Bentley . Wis. | 4 a, Reus, "tra; May Miller” soprano: Sugar lar-|wsp. Atlanta (425.3 M.)—8. Program:| trom UX-200-A.Itsaspecal | W OBB. . Clearwater . A . & ’ *-* . (rand and Hebhert 7 ‘cane & Cjubd: Carl tL. Weatherwax. baritone; on ight. baritone: Mrs. | yer} Grent , | 1? . ~ yt +? : . 27) 4 i : tt? ‘ % oc 1] ‘ “4 ' any tendency towst onstipa- | interest and make her happier.'’ Aljbert_ Dean .. -. 2.1412 Wash | & J. an +75 BGO, Oaklgnd, Cal. (361.2 M.)—8, little SM, Nashville WAFFI I (lara Bow, tome relief would also tend to he! + wralon Price 6320 Fuorsrthe | rc T pe al erner A ‘EGW, P irtland, Ore. (491.5 M.)—8, con- ° a iawWw a 4A i «6 ** . . eo es - e Ae ; Ch Pi? 4 . ’ ; S é , > ----= ————— ii ie aati Sie Sores Pee Seer | Buckeye Bakers. male quartette and the detector tube toa Radio- D souseeeess ee : oO . ’ re : - P ran rT er A and W } ’ ‘ “Rosher Kitty eintments such as 9 ”y ij} version. less eEympathetic condo!}- Howard Perry . , 8086 Alabama. J b Te bi ¢ Ed a auu M ae, narmnonyv es . . . ii. in«ert.- ee) = > ‘ = , 7 . , % § Sage eg P s™~ ‘ . . ’ MIKADO MANILA, Nov. 9.—One hundred oh FO hah Seay vy) ‘ we ay db oadcast- a r iy tha +r - o i 7 : 7 a mn? } payiign' weekday br . ered in the towns of Batangas and | Mrs. . py sate A Convent | _ Jefferson. 3524 Easton and “Fig Leaggpectations and news bulietims missing following Saturday's ty-j yj), HOF. Diets: .....29657 Wisconsin F. and R. : | No 12th. { harmony team: 12. orchestra. n Dews Sarvirce i S Denartment é ' = 2 nd FE. Met a 5 AOD - ' ‘ ' B Her L. = Vvepa se ...Bloomington, Ind. jw call °81, s, Sprain : Webster Groves “The CQuarte M Agriculture and principal ‘ent of the world's output of cocoa- | Ginerine Diller ..--- . bere con i oe eee ee either || chestra; 1 Mo cht Serenaders. | e 7 PAGEANT « ‘18Y rickragmeees’ nut has heen destroyed ong lias Socrnieg |. Ee 2ana BR. Keenes: 4312 Hunt KVOO, Bristow (7 at ‘ . oil 7, soa a : ; * . . ry Taj guartet a : ough anc ORS De ! oupP - . . . , ‘ - - : and E. Haintel. Christian Ornhan Home aS . } 1 Delmar SPARROWS 10:05 A. M. Daily Youth, 16, Is Reported Missing. ee * +8 ees oe ; ar » Harris. 79t2 "OHO yw, ‘hi BSc M —% fami per i@] j “ — « e . . j eee = of diadien ‘ ; > i a ; rl. ' ; x iz c r 3 1° Maplewood ' “The Quartet j ee being sought by. police. He left his) sa annah Huskey . soee ss 1003 S. 6th | rt. nd E. Thu ba is § th. Te | ~ a si a a leeienaeell hore, 8034 Whittier street, Oct. Richard rpo7m... ret: ht eg me : - i ; : ; i Coletta Wesirich ....-. J1U Washington ‘ 40H N (ILBERT , ’ 9 Tir . ts he b= ir | Core a ‘Ss id A W ‘ rieeaaN G : ; y, Wednesday & Friday ts te jling his parents 2 28 Boing | Mraddia Br Oks 1618 Franklin . ‘ ae a | 39th and Shaw “LA BO! Betty Crocker Gold Medal “downtown. | Beatrice Walker 418 Franklin y ) Ks. ’ ‘oan et S ' \ hh) r. 4 ' ; ' bas it . | 792 Euclid braska pr ne -a eee eg pod: tea Tage wae He Or ,. Oya ».+++-3120 Marnice 9! sIRLE. | KFUO. st. Lonis (535 M.)—6:30. Bible ; 4 , f . ¥ . . — : 2 - 4 e nip ke . at . : Ca) i) ain 7 bist 4 >. him . , i > - eee-e * Lafayette r DOUBLE supposedly sympathet- ie ees 98290 Olive! Rc .? Dern! .. Sth. odore Struckmerer; bedtime story, Mise| [2.. ay age , 30. Jolls storage battery set, just change | : LIND! gafe cure for piieS iS aM OP- ¢ha mental state vou } rib John W. > j Wis. . an . Aligire, : | f louis (240 M.)—-7-11, Orches- | ring trio: 9:00. Everesdy Hour ELL 10} r { oncert . . Say ‘ .. p.: J tinsberg, Mo. it} ukulele: Wood ecker Ukulele - vig ; 1a ‘ itler | ” WwW ts TOM MIX a lief Th : " » * f _ : — “ ° *- 4 . ; L a i — « = . + : porary reset. oe ws 1, possible might revive your si Mra. Elvina Wansley. .Hercujanéum, ist; Alu Foster, pianist. anor: Arlotto, cornet. | : e your sister's Soe MJ. & Contralte.| the name—to get quality. : Program by preducse of RADE Rather -. ' fe _— ' “hestra. ( Eddie Cantera outdoor exercise Wai iso tutes, such as corpus luteum. Samuel Gev. = 4458 Washington broadcast. . am sce a mmm os peat neem aneRgaaE - a Be ee Ses | Manchester ;’711 iN Gis ; > : I3 TYPHOON DEAD FOUND ! | KHJ, Los Angeles (405.2 M)—-19, Fea | members of the Catholic Women's ~t- ‘ “ éas ee y ° i ‘ " : . joo eeemeeaenllll est - Dispatch Radio yun M KICHARD BERBBY( sting bohm : _ ani . 3 : ! ) aplewood ‘ in adca: ting in Filipino Towns. ' ni . i. . . to i. KMOX. St. Louis (280.2 M.)—7, Little} St. Nicholas’ Church, Nineteentr | os ~ : ‘ ; i le 1 NX > 2. mm ? r} ? — . MARY PICK : a te a a | the ett Aecreaig = lig : Myr Whitworth... .4948 Parkview Pl. t 545.1 Meters ' and thirty bodies have been recov- i ~.- ee 9-49 10°40 11:40, 12:49, - : Double Pro ae Pg egg Pine. KPO, San Francisco (428.3 M.)—8:30. | interett to the Middle West. phoon. Mrs. Ethe | Flannery. .Salt Lake Cit; . B. and J. Berger. 3905 Cornell. EKPRC, Houston (296.9 4 line concert: @:: oe Raat eens laciede Gas Light Home | “Into Lier Ki ‘ Selita ‘Shenandeah A “The Blue Fa Evening Program | Grand-Shenandoah oe : Direct from New York Stu- | ——~ 1: 5 EE a eT / TIVOLI , Richard Marte 0, 2 @ in “The | 63.30 Delmar (amateur Gentle “wey Nov. 9 a —TONIO MOM 7:00 P. M. VIRGINIA ¢ ANT OCLICE, Meethe Vikings in a program | $117 Virginia { in “Mare N me up entirely of selections t Suite. a ——— Ne. 486 | ; a Width y program. oo Mh af Hh 414 inches M. Hour with _ amous Shake- ao, an, MAN actress as guest artist. PM-CONPAN IOUS - [1PM 3 é meN OULU, P Auction Bridge Game. . ; , ‘6D | yp Tyre ] #282 SMPIEAR-OLD CHARITY WARD ee | Eveready Heavy-Duty B | Typ2 1229 | FR : = Batteries last twice as lon Tyres 121% CADE (ORIN ‘FREED OF KILLING WOMAN 9 negra Bim Youth's Revolver Hidden. as the smaller batteries of “Only Mother To Con- ™ rs Before and After Murder, \19 landlady Testified. | . | Vv Ita c fuer English | : ‘ : : , "my. A ‘ epowe nit is mink River, and the youth | eo broadcasting time, get your favorite bridge partner and one-third more. | ee ni some sition another couple and play out the hand given below in your own The exclusive construction of Ex ereaday : fitt wit pater yponerioss pete NATIONAL LEAD PATTERY CO. way. Then tune in on Laverbilt No. 486 makes it the longest-lived | a clas , damaaiiie- neni ee General Offices, St. Paul, Minn. 7 7 e eject O. : Fectories, St. Paul, Chicego, Kansas City. Los Angeles Atrested a week later. State’ mate's case was based large- ee - ~~ a : a circumstantial evidence. , and most economical of all Heavy-Duty reduced to a minimum—there are Branches, New York City, Dellas, Oakland, Adents b Distric: Naaiiadiies e } te : : William : t Attorney sought to) KSD. e 9 to 9:30 vatteries. Manufactured and guarantetd by mo tin can cases to be eaten away, Portland (Ore.), Baltimore tove D Bia, Wine S; ‘rancisco selected same cards. You'll hear some useful tips on pre-emptive bids, two- New York pan Francisc | | | suiter bids, assist bids, ‘‘squeezing,”’ and other points that will give | eae - —gieas . a 0g POs . the prosecution, supported you better scores every time you play! ira te PATCH Se — ‘ — The defense countered | : - Se. ANNOUNCEM INI es testimony of another ex- Free— Reports of. games and advance hands ——— ) ~ 2 manatee = ore ‘Addition, the woman with St. Louis, Mo. | , : iii . va so “Mew Toe Ge oa.” «(ee Se boarded said the re- | : 9 7. M.. Easters Standard Time, through the WEAF setwort stetsons FOR SALE BY RELIABLE DEALERS AND JOBBERS EVERYWHBRE aaa Art ’ : al the bullet which was taken and see how four of America’s most noted experts bid and play the ® (file @ 4000 picture? you bet $ ’ of fearms experts, appear- orkers |) On Saturday had never killed a living hands to be held in next game. Address Radio Station KSD, Tuesday night means Eveready Hour Other Mthat the defendant's revolver ay : as ry € NATIONAL CARBON COMPANY, Ixc. RBA ‘of the War, especially yy the Planist’s head and testi- NKS of ARMISTICE WEEK. . . as § : : a a in cementite SRST AMM ater tat tho Bulle sti 7 Radio Batteries ape is son the men Ge NOt hay k taming contest on the stage to = lave been fired from the Send your name and address, and you will receive every week a | ] : || ownem, at 10:30 Friday eves me=Cl “hich the prisoner de- detailed report of each game as broadcast and announcement of ~they last longer | rkers ” a ' had been uidden in her} Vl ll Matinee Today, stbe; CBiGreS ae for days before and after the ¢).) ant | «(T’Lt BE SOON NOWD pre fine Going on Iowa! Wareh fer ‘ne _ ¥

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PAGE 42 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9, 1926. -5T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — — 4 * ee ee . = , a « - 6) C¥ae cairee (bs e885 chifte 2 atte... TODAY’S NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. zeiesif 85 521 600 “eo 3 & 4 : ; 6O@ « seal aaaee Teta! i- ¢~ Jan 1 Eau = - . te ie eten Nd 06t 400 chosen compared ( C O M P L E T E ) : “ith STES7@.2@0 «a sear age. a BY SPEZX LAL ASMMIATED PRESS WIRE F X & L A N (; f ' ee TOR, AbiRIbA Pew ‘uu = % 215 23 - b 7 a Del eS i & \oraham & Straus . & : i a AE Rosca i r> . > athe i.U™@. : ' : - ‘i 4 ‘ : . . - : : ‘ . f ~ ; , ; ‘ -_ | RENE ae ose ingle. ee ee tay ce aes An A Rasen: aaa ogi s i res, Auge” ‘igi PHS RY ¢ LV Mic F RH * P) 4 Moters. t Set a! FE Helped by Number of Fa- vorable News Develop- ments, Stock Market Course Is Upward—Call Money Rate Lowered. z #-* v st a & *.# Gs 4 ey eer f. & otd Fasiman hedak &> @ Tras _ 4 - . ~ s! te i a dt ed a oe \E = y lo a Ce) 22| \82 AVERAGES. , , : ; - : = : ames geteral). _ “) rm ~ ; " “ : : . : ; - nt : ; 3 them Ame silicide: galt ca heli ad a ee » * ” Fam Plavers-!I Lia& tT be “S >VOu is 1@", Tenn foo £2 Chem . ity teased Wire frem the New Yerk Reresae ef the Pest-Dispatcnr. | : i | = “pEcEM SER ~ i= a . a 129% 1°94, — } isf = — - -PF P Py Pw / Pa . ; ERCHANTS doen yon: ewer aod oe ~g 9. — W sea! . - : , s sa » ; ; r @ - Unien Bag & Paper am & “ Lin aj 354 i —_ , ) —tiip aad fleur sucks was Caled tien Pacific 1 | >» 143% 143 . = 4 auencs Aires *ae lower and (iis Ta = St alee senha taesg, lig aise tine o ee SON ie a agate es BA de La, my ae ee cont io} 8 2b marset «tt Le wee Lee ered wae) feng “—"e * es ¥ ~well raced t . ‘ “_e! wt mand ed . ge? =i) ? Vanadium ‘erp anne hew ryt) Taste -Tr)h UT]? . on the ofBer San © #teiiGewe Of @TicHi Wholle wheel seq len | a — ef! es -moer sore Ge =e I sae AAR Hic hle See e oaae oe . erthwestern Has Setback. > - AM > fy ' +4 boé a 8 ' Le ae 4, a 3 pil 73 e .- >} ’ ; a i % . . _ - | ° , 2s a i wi : ' ‘oe 1 ' wee yf : a ~_ om ‘ .*, = : #6) Mot Westy Ttili¢ : i'd Wee TY 9 14 ke “ cking 4 Petrsiegm 7 Le ’ seweil Tes ea =e ae ~~ © a — Bi wRe a » Kf “oat hern Rr i ae Ae Sie. | oe ; , a ~ al : em he in: ‘siemens Sten eset: ee? ~ : bs i owas ‘ . : : : a . ms he , 9 - i &, } . +: _W rigie j Vy 4 ‘Sper ieic “e ' ' ions i T2l.. 6014, Yale & Towde Mf 3b ort ~f 1g» : ¥ w Trea r ED CHANGES IK i IS STC i Se coe AL STK IS) SSassesesucc a, Se ee ce - g ~~ s -~ Ry Ly poked # (ees > eh ee + usheig of Sa” é Va @ Lanpt~ Cash (.Fratn. — oa Wo . 7 . - . ? 7 : : ‘Sel ON NEW YORK MARKET "ie Davison Chemicai : i “_@r? oe - . . ‘ . .; } : - ; ’ e . ~ - ‘ : : ; ; : — = — Set [earnest ie a] Pert es 4; iain __ Boston Stock Market 0G RECEIPTS LAaGE ' fag] ef ao advanct of iaciede Ste : | 7 :. 3s Soles agg : : = : : — ) } ali anatth Cage Sicaoe sep peeing J SER ES IIR A ORE 9 es ngs “thi pis ° —— —— RE ee sr ugh é ~peci a PASI PPM ag Lettem and Corn Up. ok ~ LA ge SPS RGIS a0 8 ab, s age: Re RAS ® fae tia et piel eps Raw Pb atsrsw ase way oper Pe ROME ore Sts gr, “4 — er | * cerry i Lat ° ° Estace Gold Bonds at 63§% eee . New York Cotton tt et saic is Cunc, (hes tievy arc goed, we mest of 3 acipal and agcert every Focelity et Sg ro reyes lp eo New York Rubber Prices Res POE HE ee Je nad en ENC a i aM @. abe mas f, dow teat ads Phe es a ll AL Foreign Exchange -- , = ° ¥ a “G2 — . a -) ‘ * r , e yee re . ; ei ea Se ese Pn ae she — Po a eB oa ‘oT tem re< {re +4 ttem Marke. Mae » ei % ee is +.

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itS POST-DISPATCH ———__ . ‘ | | PAGE 4. S—_CSST.LLOUIS: POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, —ST.LOUIS POS — — i enartment. in + case \In the first robbery Ls . ~ : | ae Ste wine oF Os OS ie 3 YOUR TAILOR WILL SHOW You © lar Comics “LS oe 1c Le em. -€ indictments returned 2 * GAELICLOTH | News Photogr. Vacu U mm Cleaner Red Jefferson City Police Again. by che County grand jut For Wearing Qualities and Unecqualed Beauty of Deen, nee ene JEFFERSON CITY, OV. 9.— ia Fri y er ace ) ik to- clusive Scotch Fabric ( annot Be Surpassed. A ms oll J fay 'h indi are Twisted Cheviot and Down Wools. D Our rand aot gga a sae: me, (pete 7 ie theses weld fer ° . We invite » to tmepect cur complete “I : uring fore oa a ay, nega the vitamin — ae ee Panel ings $/5 Month : air te th ebmees the tes: es ATI IOTY ’ | eae > it J A new and improved type of } ner made and backed by the ear ee ae Stk aaa | = . Poe seo — oo 2 SER tatty Me EES Le Ga Pe et, lain arte act gst eae : ry ye gree Sete ie ee ARR Wes # py sates Pu RRS ee ee woe a CP eGR, Senet: “Ses ptr oneness Be IOre SY Now at the Union—St. Louis’ Biggest Bargain Sensation! This wt ; Diaa % at rs Sait 4 Rai he tin Ae yhlege ~ $ i && aT i as” NE RI Nha cA SI Fi ete 9 1 remo peaianietih aiiniletedtind tandisihitecaniaiditias +, it Poo. SS i 2b ail ieee et ae aris rg iia ee Bi g Fe. Oa. Sb i %. nati famous Graybar (Western Electric . 10rou phly dependabl e Cleaner with many remarkable > — ins ay) -— Pie ea “~~ 5 EB 4,484.4 Pad of of of of ae oe oe oe oe od ee oe oe a et ee ot oe 6,4 Ooptete? * 4 2? 2 4 | - “Nifty” Oak Heater $15 Value, SP7 65 Priced at.. ( At all Willard Battery Stations 5 m+ Senne s abra bes ees Pe oy ates n Oe “ 4 2 a eae d sf al od a of ae af od 0! a ae oe ne a =) 4 p> he Rs mall weekly payments and - ~ ~~ oe oe SO ~ a>. oe - a ieetbas sine _ is ws , -_ Yh: / Orthophonic Victrolas $25.00 to $1000 For Immediate Delivery Call Willard Storage Battery Co. 2918-20 WASHINGTON AV. Phone JEfferson 2795-6 Ww); / ® rry’ 4 $y Ze ’, “, *, ‘, ¢, “> e+e ‘, “, ” “ ‘, ¢, fof af ¢, "; ¢, pt o% ete" ‘> ¢,*, Pad A Cote? Colette te (te lett et OOS bs x 4 ¥ wy «8 Furnish Your Home With Reconditioned Furniture—Union’s Two Exchange Stores d ‘: ry Af Is us ] hl wT er oh } se hie extemal 4 rare’ y If sy y tp ele oe) 0 OGSOUSS hae ILA lbh “a Le” Md a A Bre ; 5 / ¢ # # # 7 ota rele) it ae GRICE REL CPO on a Pg End rN fi +> Sata ge een Brae Baie at p+ I - Monat 5 Fe + mond cg * # C.F iF ,¢ 7 re Sof cde Fe rien - 7 eel al a veal A any nes ae. $225 Vdue, oD Priced at.. / al oteletotetletlete’s 7 , # ta ; ca + Ff #4 &@ &# bh heh hk a A o & ee” a “f,. ef + + © + © * + ~~ + # @ @ 4A th A ht + + he ~~ - Ff FF Pe PF DP 2 ee O * 2 "oo of we, al - o*, al Pee * £@ t hb hh bh ° + orf 2 £ - - # #* * #2 #* eee | na: $14.50 ¥ i. -~ ae a 4.4#_# oe rf # “, “ % ‘y ne ae © #87 #.@ .# # &@ Z a“ a * * ” ” - a - # ap 7 £# . A $10 Cash Pawment Dei:wers Theres Su:te—Balence Monthiv ; a .-” OCNFFINIS! * 30 io ~ « : a. - CF Ae + & & dt AeA bt BAC bf th - O° Ah A At - ao « . - > ' . 07 rr Fr Fe CONGOLE? +e ig RAPS ARATE PREINEE, B AM Mibed A. = , SSS tp tal, 6 4 FS Fut? @ - ~ OF hh hh a . ”~ ~~ FS ~*~ + a a ee ee ee ee a S430" a a EE ot Ft Pr Pg agg Se - ” Pa re ws eos aca! ? 8:6 .4 e top Catstatete? Cates ole tele lelete* Pad nd +, 4,» ON lg Lee RO oe BR Ge te i agg Mts BERN: aarti. Aare TaN RR ’ HOUSE FURNISHING CO. Vales. =... "| af 1120-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE STREET 7& MARKET STS—2068NI2ST| 0 EN Re eee toc An a i i

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- a eras SN T LO lJ c |- HIS PATCH oe = ELICLOTH oy : ‘Popular a: : \ | ‘ ee as Fiction and m and Cncqualed Beauty of Design, Tun, NEWS * Hotographs . s CK AY Qo HQT Vomen's Soa cone sole: pase . Product of Fy ; \ \ ‘NS \ oi N S \\ Ws \ \ Down a \ Mi ow : et i TUESDAY, NCVEMBER 3, PI 7") 4 ZG: G ac K.aAAS > eat SS eel A *, SS RCS a WOH aeart* 4 WNW MMMM Qa wy \ a4 Toe cT TC ELORE EAS PLAGE LEL LS ~ +e % i eee * ass** 4 as* d Z ase* &% : P s re ae rr) 7 4 SAnad . SS hs aaeessett® sess es SS OE 88 ORO OE —" “Te. i i * Ba s vi«¥ NY "s > ‘ 7 _ GQ omer e rece ner e race at ess eesseeeesste Cveveveereveres 6 00nensessensesbssengubteees FA 4, ef Ulla ypwyypyY de dhgesdgdddddddesrsssssbbsssssusmnnin bymmmuuuitiilin = oY Apu Loy Y) & % % ' dbddlddddddlddnmuunuamnnuuunnny, Z Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker, the second and fourth men in the picture, famous ballplayers, on a ; % hunting trip in LUT LULULULLUMOMLYCALLUULhehehthtddhdnn ona donee fp w sore. (B P ns Y THE PLAY’S THE THING 43 Y — Underwood & H FA Yy Wi, di apc acrsoseceres 7 " : . 468) . * % PON RS The Countess Ugolini, nee Donna Maria Luisa Ratti, niece of Pope Pius who officiated at her wedding at the Vatican recently. Doe ee ae a > Oa weed crete ty ; « ’ * _—— i e"s” ey = . “ — & Mo { | “> Ss Vays Cash Payment s This Suite de woods are used in the ly desirable. Be ~- ‘ ~~" , wAK7 Wy ; | ae y b, é Ry Ry YZ \ . s ¢ PEPAPPPIEREEES Lp th, WAL Wi dllddddididdét at aaataataaneaaniaratiiaietey aucune The start of the glass rush between the freshmen and sophomores of the Massa- Z LONG DISTANCE chusetts Institute of Technology. in Boston last week, which wound up in a riot ty, in which many persons were injured and much property damage done. Yoo rom aaa —Acme phow f i ie ant Sos Boe oe PEE fs » >" Qos er i a ore ow : es rm 2 wath - lub payments and RM CHiM dH HA%°xrAHdHATAPW.. WII DIY Wve MOON oY MM CGHH’N NNSA. 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Bailey phote Dr. Manfield Robinson, of London, who sent a message to Mars, eee ae ee ee at the rate of a shilling a word from the powerful Rugby station. a Bi eS oe ae If Mars got the wireless no one there has taken the trouble to 7 mg ee ey , —Wide World photo. Ge, pnd Momeni reply ee eee « 00) * oe WILLLALYLBLLLILTLLLLULILULLULLULLLULILULLULLLMN tly §— sng -ainenaeacemmaemssatetite eats we tag | , | epee mene meet Vij, yffpliiiiiiiiinammmuusmnaeaae Vill hde e a Tees SYO2Xx272mmusmmmmmng GY MUMS THE WORD "», G ts 4 a“ | cana yy Gy — fo vi s ae i .% GIVES UP A TIT 2% 4 a eee oe & oe ™* at ~ eee us . RG]_ | RCO NY ee ~* ~ \ Ww eg WAY Wy eer r 4 we . > . . . : * . : ’ "ae . . ‘ , weer ic Cant p ; 4a 5 a : i. , ; , ies, Oasters, necav- . YN WH 15 ee ze | WS NS WOODWAY GM. eee eee eS SESS ES QQ see eee Blended “Room Suites 145 t veneer Dining Suites made with 1 finely decorated, ) chairs, One a host chair, plete this Sunte. 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SSN S 7 v te Sh gor Py Om ey POs es BS SIIIT nc SIS sx) 0a Povevlvevede CEtCRBEOEAEEBLTDTS ' WL LLL zz aqncceddlcddddldddifiilié,’Z.Laddddsjsillildddilis An English idea of a winter and summer automobile with a top like a grand piano. —-Hervert photo. 7 * ; . ‘ . > » > 7 & “ . a i SSSI , - BNPABASAASARS ABSA APDDA ANS SS if ah ay “5 SS ) . ? jn RNAV’ WRN WIS SE SaAaAAOAOOAOAO_OOODQI}) SS if DSOOO 8: Be ot: SS weeaseses SOA AAA AIOOOO A WAAAY AAA NAN VAAAVAAAAAAAAAANN AANA AI Tokio holds its annual chrysanthe- ce % ; mum show. —vnderwood & Underwood. wy , . Princess Atsuko Fushi- g $ mi, a member of the Im- perial Family of Japan, wearing her royal robes ei ; : : for the last time before aeanne ae ns, “Sree pons" 4, % Fon | her marriage to a com- CORAL T MALLOY 1104 Hliidddlillisisttiad $ Ad .; i moner of Tokio. ’ ; —Wite World Prete

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ete, a lala eee ea ee et ene ee ie nt ee _ . 9 se cps brenanties: * eee lee * ib in Sean 2) ae ear S83 ene: i tp Roi ed Aa A ’ See q a » = f 9 7 aA = o . cat sy A oe ie ~ a Soe a> Sea AS ae ahaa . ors, ¢ ‘ ae one? ‘ . ge Ea a. ; ‘ ; y ‘ Be = & Feat . ° ia ie? ome hE hs ee : , tha) i jet oes , uf Che se. ee ee oa os ‘ y ee p « ' Si 5.350 : 7 yy \ ay, os Shh a i A Mie eR - 0. el wee ygeey Day's een = age a ae - Pe veer as MAE yee ¥ . . - : " = “ 2 4 * Aix. he, o. at a > - ia eT 6 ‘alia ia, saa cca . eA $4 Oe be mY bene LIE te R bee se Wn ae 4 * hye Eee 2M ORS 2 Bes —s x (ee par oat tus ab ee age ee ee nil Cathunde. Mg RES : AR a Pues WH OE n+ cere a RR, we ae wo ape ten AE gate ipa t Saae Mm nS a me, ta, 7y a ee et roe 2, o% ie ae ae vo 5 sep hy MOR Seis User Nee ar oh Eb pete mats “~~ Sa aa ie PAST Tye the abet re bit be > Ra & ¥ ER ee a es A A St SY 2S Ris er ey od PPPS hae Vay eas oun “ee By age yo Dee S haaah bid ee ae, yh veg as Pe ees pee hen =. e¢ Ue eee HES ise oe ee Raat r bus ‘faeces Seta i Bh | cap st “ ‘ : oa ae a, Les si ‘ - Thpsl Oe RR ea Sas. MP aCe cree Mia Me fone. yt ee ee ae tn ry, ae TES . we Banning. if ths rr 1 ee ‘in 4 Woman Trt ak es be ran, They always’ hav: lbe modern ted woman eee neueieettettiee iii oe THE HOME KITCHEN By Jeannette Young Norton a Last-Minute Pickles and Relishes. D less, iBiD Ss, ‘ green g’pger washed sliced, six ounces of peppers or ch Invetard seed and four Spanis thin. Cever and unti? the apples tender. si! Pour into the w coid cork and @ry place if with a cut bud Ung im the ingeredie spoonful! . caver Will improve the «rp vorw : Tomato Chutney Trine ae i Seal. to fish She has lost the ability to listen. Sh A civil institution. antic of that? mar- riage? hing so rom hich women er in in rs —— a The mode .e, always to be in to her husband and all that eth thinks. Now, two humas eldom live happily ny such intimate at they need is more freedom, more less jostling. — I were askec wife apes do “Is that one oaf nodern wife may fail?” I telligent woman— * . +o ia he 7 oF ar a no . ~ na . °* Pour into a cles: until eold. MODISH MITZI - ee it’s all there. (Catch But Mitzi Thirty, forty. fifty—well, a cashier making a mistake anyway.) notices that her pocket book is not as new as it once was. She might just as well take the cash in hand and go hunting for a purse. When you have money you just do have to hare somethin; decent to carry it in. It’s not the book that is sending the shivers up and down Mitzi’s spine. It’s the aumosphere- Something ought to be done about #. Her print- ed silk dressing robe is too thin. She'd like one that was steam-beaied right now. —_ = oneal The question is which? The one with the zigzy lines to it? It's made of a metallic colored leather. Or the one of pigskin with the edges beund with leather strips? Mitzi’s considering her costume, of course, in the selection of ber bag. It must be effective from an ensemble viewpoint. The silk robe with the deep collar and cuffs of marabou ought to give a little more warmth. The furnace must be out of commission. This dress- ing robe looks a great deal warmer than it feels decides Mitz. ee Mitzi is buying bags right and left. The black silk with the gold braid will co with ber mii: tary dress. The pouch bag the salesilady is show. ing will do for her doiman sleeve coat. And perhaps she really ought to take the pocket book with the tab fastening because it would suit ai- most anything. = ot) ew» * ew fee ae le How warm can a necligee be? Mitzi is sure that the answer is “not warm enough.” Anywar she has put on her quilted neglicee of change- able satin. The neck and the sleeves are trim- med with ostrich feathers. Where's that draft anyway? ie) Ch: il iidren’s S He By “O= Thornton a o = fon CGT Siti F isi Ww. >» Play \V ith No One t this awar went hickory nuts. for a few moments, one . £ oocag ior some = * ‘ce ry, ~ ~-* » * —— ey VIVANLYTS Facial Lines ond ' WVrinkles At Ail Geed Tesict Counters Benjamin-Leland & Co.. St. Louis Segre? * e> crore RS isfac ” Unwanted Hairs Gone Forever! At Or weg: st: jiar? louvlet Goods Counts ULART | Just before going to bed. You wil soon notice a weight er Wolff-Wilsen Drug, today. AD VERTISE MENT SIMPLE WAY TO TAKE OFF FAT take one SYNDEPS Powder graduai reduction in Get a box at W algreen's with a flavor that is deliciously HOT OIL SHAMPOO With Free Marcel or Water Wave se Very Beneficial Treatment ter the silo neon Every morning this week. be- tween 9 and IZ. we will give a beautiful Marcel for just 25c. St. Loms Academy of Beauty C Pte, 804A Pine. 2d Floor @ MAin 4646 “dewers Philosophical Phrasings He that would be master. of his own. must not be bound for an- other —Frankiin. = + a laws punish vice more—they The English the prec aN laws do reward virtue.— - i ¢ i? L2e née > i. misery and -leave tc the —Jacodi. re veo may. il alWays aperth TTY i wms & J ing wate: Lit hour and put in firei ess cooker for hree ranemag without the hot disk or it. Additional sea- of hase er bacon, parsley used. and barieaf may be is to speak as we think. ? « 3 - pretend and profess, to Con Carne - ueno / From old Mexico, comes the recipe for that rich amuce of blended who is rather in appearance. charmer finds ex- biendin of tae with tuberose Another blend for is extremely youth- HE discriminating” type longer jeares the her perfume to te popularitz.* It has recentiy new subtie influence may make or mar the that ill cheice of Mee esh is (ound im the com- one woman | of alibanum, vetiver and while, en the oher Flang!\ang. : strung woman may 3 the ideal scent for tain calmness by Geo whaired. fair -skinned, scar- right perfume. Wee Seauty Perfumers have G2 ™odcest woman is mysterious reactien to heip have toward pertume' extent that, stir = sands of they Rave bee tain jassifica ons of perfumes. The youthf pert cia ae fiox or carnatiel and courpatibie te ber * than some of the a the most She feels the artis- ‘TT? cane . - *- mignonette iS1 a yellow blonds roung w@ye firefly rose 2 A pure Sand asmnine cate singularly fragile “artwm dryer take the tiresome yab and dry # « =n beiore it is weebed, Patted down on the carding Straight and true, trying vour Sewer wash without ps mest curtains «re your curtains at beme Prices. Phone aad ict us tell you re had when tinting if you but perfect derthings, And dent

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* Pat linia - “ a Pe. b . . -_ & ae - : ‘ 4 ty . " 23 ¥ J . Pas a5; EGS enous = a an & . Bee Se a a a I I, gt ———— 52 ee a a te ee ee , al — > Petit: ie et a ee ~*~ ar SS a a er ears -_— a oa Ce a a a - — i a Se —-_ : “i ———— _ — — —_— —_ ———EEOEO— — a -—_-—_ —_ —— oe Eee ere eee eee _ ™ ‘ ————— nent ——— — —_—_—_ —_ —_ — — mais al anette atti ae a _ 4 f , . ’ ° ° : | S S I O IN S Cn ’ e: 4 ,@ ——— ———— — Oe ——— lll mh i it a —_——-—_ a ee ce OOOO IO Rg ee 4 DAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1926. | eo —— ST. LOUIS POST-pig , Says Mitzi —— Jay V. Jay | then pour half into a buttered BAKED OYSTERS. | baking dish. Lay in a dozen small Make a sauce of half a pint of | oysters or eight larger ones, sprin- 4 cream, one teaspoonful of anchovy | kle with a little grated cheese ani Mi; ; , | RECIPES FROM | | Milton Work S Pp ointers | “My Old Virginia | ee, RN RL EE EET is t : , j ! — : @) A ° . 99 essence, one tablespoonful of but- a few crumbs, add a few more oys- } , Py Vie vs | n uction Bridge | Cook Book ter, a tablespoonful of grated ters, then the remainder of the @ "Zw wi [_——_———-—_—_——_ sisibetitestnienas | | eens | | cheese, pepper. salt, a saltspoonful sauvee. Dust with a lttle more : es —~ , i Sa ; ‘ oe : | COOKIES—RAISIN | of sugar, a little grated lemon rind grated cheese and a few crumbs gp oe ee eae ars . £880 Someone renee pa ae + | REAM ‘ eeedal af ——_ | and two tablespoonfuls of crumbs. and bake until lightly browned in J SEV ED J 4ANK SUIT | . oe sceSe SUN | “s & scant ” ‘ | Cook gently until all is blended. ja brisk oven. : . — " | OK A WORTHLESS sIN- | ¢ a || ( shortening with 1 cupful of | A Beauty Spot in Old Holland . oe " | LE : | Sa es | i i a 3 (% | GLETON. i 3 be. ee ee ee ee | BOVE the gray waters of the, breeches and his astrakan head- al, - oF i = = en, and % cupful of milk. Mix | oe hae | 4 By MILTON C. WORK 3 Bm | well. Add 4 cups of flour sifted | ee ee. eens ae WI RI ED | ANY players wno know the | ae into which has been put 2 heap- | Holland, rising on a collection| The people of Marken are poor. od | 5B : | TS me: | of hillocks, are the quaint dwel-| Their only means of livelihoog is ? high-card strength needed tc: gan: Bos | | approaches this unique spot is a active and daring yn the ocean ia CLEANsD AND ; DElmar . (C7 +¢ 4) nals in the face of which a sound | Pe If too stiff add a very little more || children in gaily colored fantastic | lifetime in chin! casi oie aes Sa | 2979 EY EA No Trump than a careful engineer Ra = ; _ Sticky. Roll as thin as possible | | welcome to the arrivals. These! ing hip-deep j ‘ ‘ ; : “ | +g y *p into the water. would to run past the red light at| }MBge 0 es y | without breaking. Cut out with are our little Dutch cousins, with! The women folk, in their odd StS . ¢ ' , i - . > $ full speed. For instance, a blank suit is an absolute No Trump ta- boo, no matter how strong the cookie cutter and bake in a moderate oven for about 12 minutes. Se tran whom we are acquainted only) through pictures and descriptions) in story books. | ornaments, take great showing you costumes and lace caps with gold pride in through their little te an “3 eeagmentod the é | (Copyright. 1926.) The little girls, with their two! old painted wooden houses with ye — A e better ny ora suit bid; _ | lng yellow ringlets hanging from | their bright tiles and shining c™.! : gece : ee | | Sciam the tem declaration. | = cg side “a ie i ge white | brass. The interiors of these bags right and left. The black It’s ota with a black suede. no matter how many aces and! : : | With a 4-4-3-2 division of «the | petal nya geal ” aoa sn sig res nomes sre immaculate, | ' ; | ee herp bam: | aelitiel | ng r 21 ; e; The patter of t braid will go with ber mili- It's : resist it and well, yes. kings the hand may contain. | ‘ ; suits, there are many hands which htdine ou lie the baude of thetr| chee pa : . the little wooden | pouch bag the saleslady is sh : ; paid for With a worthless singleton, the | Sie : ¢ | are sound no trumpers, even when | j:411. broth and sisters wel team thee eee : y is show- 4}: that she has [a eee oe : Fs is Mee-card eutt is headed by a | tte) brothers anc sisters. The | doors, where you are permitted to | her dolman sleeve coat. Am! al! j,. 45 will have nothing to | ave the game by painting tt - | § Bae > | spot- card, and consequently | a oe pan Te ae et ce ee ee - - - ‘ ry oni! lat J eee ‘ , e : I e . ought to take the pocket book hex jy in . But then she | short suit is almost as great. It! ; ‘a | =: | “worthléss.” | eal batted iets ge Bosal agat ae gen a . . ot se Ts ae = | og: 3.9 , _ eR ae . S it any wonder that throngs ning because it would suit al- argues if bag you don't inay even be that an adversary | = ee ace . | epades: ; Hearts: Ace-King ored caps. It is difficult to tell| of painters, artists and t "e Have you compared i : will have sufficient length in that ae ym | Jark Diamonds: King-Jack-9-4. | Jnich are the boys and which the| block ' ae oe al : anya sheet ants te dettat the No Trump oo oe Clubs: Queen-Jack-9-5; ts amply | 2111.) os the only mark of distine-lhen? Ot SO Ot Mar it with your own? 7 - contract of a declarer who could ese strong enough to bid no trump in tion ts a slight difference in the a i “% have made game at a suit-bid. I Re es a NA” ora’ Lee Spade Mawes, OH WR | ole. — Are American women becoming the ) | & /% have often said, “Never bid a No MILTON C. WORK. Peng oat. orthivge double, | This ts Sunday and the men are i world’s cleverest cooks? This is what (hg ! —— ae worthless singleton, le satainetl inal chin dientnsiatton resting after the week’s work, sit- lo “Lise Preserves 7 Mae from France recently wrote. A unless you have a worthless part- ; ting on their heels in solemn, taci- rtainly in no other country are { while singteton” ngie ce You ret the amacing- } ber’: and the partner would have | 5, eae re Eb po ge og “0 | my and “tad avoid the loss OE pecgge aggesn sine srg oom Spades: Queen-10-x-x-x. Hearts: pba ag ry in his perth cn | from. > ? ‘ | wena Be weEEC De @xpected | 1. aonhleton: feck te of Geubte |e ee mands: Aco-2peeD | carved wooden shoes, tn his mop | And yet in no other country has a Y | to throw away if he played the! ¢.) ya oumeton; ee ee 6Y oe. Clube: a-x, and Spates: Ape- | single recipe ever been selected by so | hand. | Fur value and a Coubeten Comtma- | King-jeck-x. Hearts: Ace-King-x, | many millions of cooks. Perfected ’ s Today's pointer and those fora ee _— gees — wens jack 48 | Diamonds: King-jace-9-4. Clubs: | down on the old plantation years ago, i™~p.. few days to come, all refer to the | ou Ss, 7 will illustrate by cit- | x-x, are much better cunt "anne the recipe for Aunt Jemima’stender, ~ 4 initial bid of a No Trump. Initial | "= 5°™° 24nd: ; ae emp ee, WHE: id fragrant pancakes with their old-time like her own, tender and golden- _ \ | bids are made by players whose], Po0°s: Ace. Hearts: Ace-x-x-x. | Spades: x-x. Hearts: King-x. Dia- | flavor, is today used throughout the brown, with that old-time plantation f q partners have not been heard from, Ieocgeageraen se ae a ron on | monds; Ace-King-x-x-x. Clubs: entire United States. flavor. — | ill choice of perfume sh is found in the com- its. | . 4 pe pest ane tri ae cremeliiiiiiliet alin ee te Poa ou ante, LO ORTY Fathom Fishbring All ready tocook! At a price uture conquesis.-— : one woman extremely aubanum, Vetiver and Above I called a. blank suit | | while, on the other ha giyang. in ethan Mebieten o no trump | the seashore to you. that is very moderate. Ask ce oI Eh EY UW Ww Ue Uw & 7 OW. me | | strung woman may acq is the ideal scent for | taboo: a red signal announcing) These delicious haddock yourdealerforFortyFathom oar the eoul of busi- | tain calmness by the haired, fair-skinned, scar- | such imminent and serious danger | fillets—‘‘beefsteak of the Fishandrelish their wonder- a = 4 f “ | singularly fragi : ; oe . oe owed re will interpret the PChhie . Sd iS) together the dry ingredi- are out O fireless cooker for e RAND-LEADER 2 oe : d . h bat the het disk ar ur curtain ryer srg G ' we ents, stir in the Mazola and enoug mR. Additional ses- a milk to make a dough of the right A ruthless enemy that gives no quarter is XE ? , TOE A I sy . ’ oa > eS true Taare 4 consistency to roll out. Roll co one- ) Pyorrhea. 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COMIC PAGE TT ESA Y RS S : NOVEMBER 3. 13-8. r. WON a» * A A A AY fat A + oo ee oe Pete er Y RANGS AROUND f yal . / dlls: ae res ss _ =, . WHAT'S THE CLOT ¢ Hieanor Mills were buried a > orecitpitate Raste. Ny ‘%. . AT DIRTY WORK IS EWA'’S { pita STEDMA PLANNING? NO i. phrsician at’ eh at ces — 5 ieegit > who performed the, ah SES hy Js aa YOu MAN BE SURE OF THEE 52 of three autopsies testified? ‘ SY a! @ ae a> ‘his examination Was made twe » buria. of 2m! other physician said ip tS - — o the only pest-mortem wound 2 the slain woman's body et Musso- ; CARTOON FOLLIES OF 1926—By RUBE GOLDBERG Contes tcc 2 examination aime that she was not about te re eS See A ican pthc ao: i se ee Whee 4 9 vite oes RES Be SNS AR a ere AR ae TCE, Sl et i AMT 9 Mai ~ , thar ~+. it AiHje! 4 THE BATTLING BROWNS ~ LUKEANDHISUKE __ ne a WHAT » . 2iemed the first autopsy. teid of SAN BIRD. MY Wife DoAATED A tor | ’ YOO Lose LFe’s THR | Lou} “ mination. lis explanation of the Zw YY BEST SH ‘4 [iS Px Wh TiS “TO HE! - OSSESSIOCONS , ‘tan ' “gt x om ols wounds being followed wit s = @ ae : —_ ‘7 KOLS ‘4 =S 5 = : ae } FAITH CHarity ‘ ) am is \ ‘ j , " f _| end Sere ‘ ; ' ; ata i : - LNOOME TAX RETURN - 4 am O84 ‘ , , BUT You DoOAS “Tt LOOK PLO CLEANSE 2 SO Uw) ~, REN 4 : i | T t PAS —_ Fae /% , , . wy 2. and (hartotte Mills. me a Ce i\ UU TRAAS YOU BID BEFORE - THERE ARE TWO | | ee, THe BATH TUR ¢ : : | . Geghte: °° ¢>e slain choir singer: ner ie & Pat Cc esi. ' _—- dsce? Per. Pa primes . ; f a ss +. , just.y-tamous REAsSCA'S UIHY LCAarr ficuee wire Yen ‘. AALB You HAVEAI T } f | — 2 rman * re = bores ond = 4 ‘ on ee £ ' ‘ i } , =: Beemer C+ tongue. arn; ok FIRST, BECAUSE YOURE cNLy A BIR ie) rane: Se = Oj Z DOAN oS HES SAREE pron or tne windoios S mowerer, to show tft} =) : tA SECCAID, BEcAUseE . . "re , _ Ye Bp ” } f fSSCRUBBING hen Or. Otto Schuitze . per strictly neutral in the matt = , ——— ON TRE Pala e ae : me : S . ~ ; >%,. THe di Med an autopsy last month | imate she will lay off of Florid cS = | , Sa 4 Vier songs dh, Ce _ de #* ys | THINS } i; | ; | y, Mepres-n: at his examination im : , \ aa ASL) or a. J fan . : ~ ‘ermitted by the court te) = 3 - , ; @n opinion, he said he thought sandbax 3 ae | . YW OIAAI an AY : —A ae . | iow. PP organs were present. 2 i ne — ie | : 5) is 4 dt ae ee ae . $a " = Buried Without Autopsy. ; : vf I : ; + “me _ - ; 4 A ~ce- “ay : | —-. I ‘onk svid that the : .-~ , were buried without an am te fhost-merten eamination onfined to the deter facet that Mra. Mills at the time of her a “ ae 2 Be) * 4 a * K re Tie é a ee 7 - ee 2 4 mm . 2 4 t% : ‘ a . r: , é — ° — - oe = C2 2 a ‘ec. Fr z is = 2. Ms ’ 7 € % ; a3 % ; > f - $i Fe é x 2 a GPP te’ ~ > Wty : ¢ “Coolkige Still for Butler a % > ) “ | - rs ES oe ™ 1 - a. ~ i. ‘ie EEE ae Wrrrypeeernel! f a \ , gate chow Seat aes ie FGM ae Soe ie, i ¥ ; °° a " ALY \A\ 7 a ee ate Sard sik ers ™ Rese Se Parker, presiding at the of ie ~ : "4 ince®d this aft SHTUCK OUT OF fT: : = ‘ A , — ne s | 7 a*ternoon that — ) : = : P iy Sy ae i = —— — .¢ trial would be 37? o> wea & > => AUN — ae nS aNF ty ee Armistice Day. At r be ; » ’ curt Special room beys, Emperors. Princes. sta- nusking championshi: Nino a” a npson said the Amer bie bors. touts, box fighters, Presi- «fll be held at Kewane = ia n Sad protested axaimat _—_- > 4d be allowed te decide — —— MICKEY (HIMSELF) McGUIRE—By FONTAINE FOX (iB ™*%" = >» soon -ecese ng the protest toe the | Y KAT—By HERRIMAN a Papen | the Court Siineses a : at the jury be taken HA ad | re WAST of the murder (‘sar } ’ j : CHANCE GAVE ‘CHENCE You ‘: = hee “—, - ~~ ends mans and GE ESE LP haa OS ing against it a. . pore s: Ps cht ae Ro 8 Povn# y. rt I i fh cide Vee Se tei onde tae 8 * bark x. ‘ . ’ .f na ae ” ae ae er re ey “he ay on a ee ee ee er aa a ; —— bh ubeos eae ae : Oo he, 3 Keely ess >. 43 aes ppl se BH hy: Sine age es ae, sont tag? y wire Cmca He? Rie g y ne - Poon a ee ae at the hearing im the: E Or Omil for Wille Ster-: ienry Carpender. Car- ‘“e fourth. person t-/ o¢ muarder and is sow ‘taal ase traced the histery © his questioning. first ‘hat when Tottem, 4 ‘im and ethers went fo” - “#ch devoted ‘himeelf te . Phase of the survey. as the . -oured inte the lane and _ © PRillipe farm. Tottem {4 | My F 1 — z Se: SAR ROT rh | gk, Dy. ee rp Bik 2 Cie Rees ee PS «i eal <t 7 om . “4 Te eee ae pid ae Sips siatewcdpts aig adeea an Pe! Naty \ ‘ Se a, SR ie ree ip ier tne » Re ee 5 tid vou retain nem?” |) fi eae re 4 on