St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 17, 1926

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COMIC Page —=_—=== TUESDAY. és om | . " ‘ ’ . NOVEMBER 16, 199g Mm] FIRST in CLASSIFIED FOR SAI F = a yw. k after week, month after month, year ; SMMEY) ser year, the POST-DISPAT CH prints FAR aa =———— a MORE Classified For Sale Ads than ALL the SEH other St Louis hewspapers COMBINED? a ee. —— , a The Only Evening Newspaper in St. Louis Don't “~j ive — = NO. 71 To SSS eg Ni CANIN =e ONLY Been HERE - BYOL. 79. NO. . NT! TQ cree on === — ee oe — : — ange ST. LOU S, W NI MN, 1926—14 Pague ,-RICE 2 CENTS | PHUERS DEMAND 6-10 INCH SNOWRAL Pet | 2PRUES UN | — KING’ BEN, © i a WOK AD FROM RECORD FOR NovENex -DEATHONBROGE: BY TWO OFFgRs Saag CULT HEAD, Turns to Slush D n, Blurs Windshields, el RB Tg MEN HELD ON BRTSH yp; HELD AFTER ea ee = ——— ee — — ieee P? nce te ey oe Nii, Pn REET weary ° " » Reha at Ren. we - 7 one tenet a e ‘e : Ae “ a 2 oh on. a Lee % Ptah ww a 2 - a _ : . ee ‘ ; a wt... coe ee ea : a Pe cok Ma a elt ore ee : aol, } } ——s ¢ | Eades: 7 , faa : ae A record s ‘OWfall Ff; TuVve , } : ° ss . een PON Raa ge ae , | ~ : md hpoer puowfall for November ‘wana troy. Chicago in his*uirpiane | {mprisoned as Witnesses, ‘Ten Chinese Buccaneers, : ee i ae : IVE VF A RS the Weather wit} three thes for e i ° . | Slipping’ Pouches for st. Louis They Admit Passing Mo- Failing to Retain Control : {Bureau at $ p. m. announcing that | Slipping through the snow jus | | . 6.10 inches had fallen in less | te ‘ | | Bs é momma ses ee ee. hoy SSeS | “Go Conference Urges Legisla- than seven hours. - | an ea ” ae es kane, Mo., Cashier TE’ k.| of Vessel, Put Off in a % a sii hans apes Bia ee ae | : : - i tion at Once and Indorses | Contact with Pavements, but down. | ** ™-, ten minutes uhead of nis | ing Him Intoxicated. | Light Boat. : 5 a ee ait “: hi a >. i atl Purnell, of House of David, , | | = Po 3 SE a ' | Found at Benton Harbor, Most of the snow melted after |. town bedestrians and Nlotor cars nenedule. re tem ae tiog es Ve gS alate tay plan idianss tected eae se eee ule ee 1 tiga oncatind , rm Santer ah in ay, Weetine ws htbeomhes en ae i Lowden Plan for Federal | pushed through about 3 inches of | re ey oe ttn he pre: sent | | Sok Rega : RSs eS Se , Gh Fem Bureau, da Previous 2 ened eet | ott at Sorina ana “Te “uy SAW BIG TOURING Brel ne: OROWHED, lt ee PE] «Mich, Where He Had E is | 25-2 6 $95. | a | Most of the flight eee THAT CROSSED BR! DGE NINE CAPTURED | : a 2 : ey Bs ail is | | Been Living All the Time. | AILS COOLIDGE S Pe: i bi Ses i. — baron - sou | Snow Is Reported AU Over the Bes SG Pe er en : : , . . - s | ‘aie te x. i ah l COTTON COMMITTEF : sans. 7 of an inch: Nov. 2, 1899, | Py eAssociatnl Prone _ ; , Coroner Believes Victim Pirates Boarded Craft, Put = a | o — . ° ) | COURT REQUIRES... be 42 1811. orc’ 2. behew: |. KANSAG cr *, Nov. 17.—Biting Was Shot by Robbers —|! Two ° of Number on . Pee Se -— * . 23 * rh. | | $50,000 CASH BOND -- ; and Nov, 12, 1911, one inch, | Winter weather ang the lowest ton:- Bidvocates Aluminum, Stee] Colac; hoon t. 18 Predicted tor | perature-ct ine season are in stone Open Pocketbook and | Bridge and Fired ee : | ae Garay sane ok . jae ee +n 0» Nhat peepine ieee MAE te aaah tol : j ‘ homme . afternoon and lonight. With bees this city and Vicinity. Such w Ls | # and Chemical Tariff Re. | snow fonight and a temperature of (fR€ Predittion today o¢ the socal | Irn Pj Are Found. | 2 ae = oe . | j Be , is ft sae ]} > eee . ‘ “— - ’ i ( Vor . oe & , pe re n . j Bo 3 scoigs of hs ; 9 > : # p=" * OLMClaily. forse Cast .s onight’s | ‘overnment Weather Bureay, \ . & pri Bese on 3 Se Bs ° ductions “That Shelter a Mark. | brisk Wind from the northwest Wis | ' Se | se = Pe iy. § ta : : and Three Women With : a “olorists had fair Warning, and “xpected to Continue through @.. | ; , “gees , ; se $ Be Nd ae % SS a 6 arse jae’? | thos "3 : se o ; i ee eae | By the Associated Press ¥ the Associated Pr ss. | a a 9 2 ae x tae S : | *,° ° MP Rs Se who ( ‘ir ‘ths ~“/hight an, re av > a site \s PSPEPEP Trine scone, : - 0). - Be een on , . tine ME Se US ‘ me ’ Price-Fixing Monopolies ei en, thelr’ cans ous - nd there eee we 8 aligutl” see PERSON CITY, Noy. 17 — HONG KONG, Noy. l7.—Twelve| #& in eee i : Fugitive in Sullding at | ; Or the S64rages knew hat they {trace of snow, A MiMimum of 2. a | : Ft Bak pet tt BE . | . a - — i Wepre heading into It Was as bad i degrees above Zero by Inorning LS James Dickinson, cashier of ihe ysrates were Killed, ve Meee Es , : Pd re . re His Settlement. Mo., | drowned and nine were captured in| : Ree SS cow FS ' a Pe te ale . ee pian: 4 eleaiiaielt aE OE Sai ina ren, ~, a pe . . owe Ritter a. Si a } qi comprehensive declaration of | 4S It looked with Winshields blurneg j in Prospeet, | Farmers’ Bank of Mokane, ' | ; and bavements skiddy Tops wera! Reports Of snow at SDringfield | wee ‘ Loe ' “ ; . Ba 3 ay Sar ' ‘ed by farm Organ. | waits A. DS Were ) “ “Pringtietd.. | was found dead on the Missouri | a desperate battle on the decks of oe. * bes, x ‘ : S| ‘ melples approved by 1 eon SOON coated With snow, and parke,y | Mo.; Deg Moines. la.; St Pa‘it wes ; er ene : Saas £ Bes. &, Saas = ae GDENTON HA RBOR, Mich., Novy. on representatives of 1” North. l ears accumulated he Mens eg Minn - Duluth aa , I : alanis River bridge here early Coday. Ife i the British Steamer Sunning anj at - | } ' p of ; iCars acc ate i CaAvVy) Over. ! - “y ane Nansas cit : (17.— “Kine” Benjamin urne pand Southern States, qually di- head. | Topeka. Concordia Wichita. De sa had been shot through the rightia Subsequent bursuit of the fleeing | ; S . Davie rrested early si j in : ‘ “, ~ 4 4, oF : ¢} Se ) nv n pS ded. marked the sclose today of Bus-tops were deserted, and | City and Goodland were rec2ive] | temple. buccaneers, Sv miles off Hong | | le | _ Cc ; ference here of agricultura] | ™@"yY regular Motor: passengers Tee | by the bureau, The hodv Was found at 4:46 this] Kong, it Was learned here today | today aiter a five-year Search on conte abe tian ana turned to the old and fairly reali. | rhe temperature dropped — When the ship, badly damaged by | Warrants charging assault upon Gers from the co 90 able trolley System. ie ezing jn the Texas Panhand]-. to : hic} | fire. and bearing Srewsome marke | two former girl members of his “ > J 4 > an SO es ¢ . .? 7. “ . . . *¢ ‘ , ’ : re oe . i ; : i . m sections of the South. Middle Calcago-S¢. Louis Airmail Ahead of os Yas close to that point nN other Si ata aa ree of the encounter, was toy ed into colony, and who Was reléeaseg o4 and North Centra} sections Time Despite roan Sections of Northern Texas. Street car across the bridge. Police ! port under Suard. . . Pp es lat 1 $50,000 ce : " . a ile : a tODe rtson Airera ft i snow tlthoueh a pple eat 3 Were Stil] { t] ) PoWwerine officers ot the point - | by State Police in a building of tha Soe ee 4 se Fig | wg (colony here. Missing rtnee 1923 ‘ing him with assault on girl tne ee b rovide any adequate Fags . 3 a i si OE Or aiid ; @ past to p | bridge in an 4utlomobile about] had bes n held at May. by the pi. HAZLETON. Pa.. Nov. 17. — The Only a few hours pieviously had 3 the authorities learned that he wus | ee Cee Siiireieneiisiaase pepe ois: | roman D COLDER MILLS EX-PARTNER WHO , 3 m@® Criticism of both politica) pv: e | | ‘in the University, | | Ciife?’ Offices T. P. Beatty and} to Pump Water Out of Penpsyl- . . oe . . ci ‘aliure i; 7 - Bes re ; 3 Be etic a _ ; ihGitad kered cult leader w: & taken tn @ By FONTAINE FOX : gues in Conge« Ss for faliul ec TONIGHT, LO WEST 22; j I hey Salir toev CTrOSS@@g thie ;second ¢ tficer J. VW Hu rst, Who ites. | ¥ ia basic comodities— | y {sax ‘e anut tying at. the far}and 150 rounds of. ammunition | hind og endous rusl. of water. | ving here quietly among hie fol- in Salt etest ans chemfeals = ¢ [Side of the bridge, but dig not |} 4nd at midnight decided to GMEMPt | ogy feet underground in th rom lowers. He had been there hidden, ea Gene eS a. v _ } bis ® regai Ont rr he shi ‘ we Tt, b, it is charged afford shele | n ! a. | ‘SOp as th v thought: he vas regain control of the ship | Hickey colliery of the lehigh Val. through the five years of the search r i peiee. fixing monopolies 0 a. "Se rececde FL , ee oe ' ¢ } intoxicated, Tp, ¥ drove here frojy Pirates Shot Down. Ae Coal Co. near hers remained “hroughout the world. re 0 “Liz ‘Se y a. Lettre oa = ft) ate yarivw ‘I ; (¥ At” ‘ * . : : ne 2 . ‘ rj y 7 v ' > = ; = Want Legislation laverthanted s ee gt pm teeters | Mobe 4 Clothing Merchant, Columbia on Derronal business rh peetinw. nig Luts, 7 thev lg Mystery oday, The men were SwWooping down, State troopers, y : ‘ . a ee soe ' seg; | 4 * . +* they Suid They also Suid a largy ruSi ec 1 Dridge, T le two Dirates trap eg late ‘esterday 1 : unde Inspe { J N M ri 2 "eat j re ; oe a3 & De Whose Wife Also Is Fj ) ; ap} “~ .vesterday when a r inspector J}. N. Marmon, eS se ie Sooke tr aR ' , ' : é “7; wie tie red | touring Car, Which 4pparently had | on tne bridge were shot down by | asaeng creek brake through its Patrolman George Staats, Crashed thetr way through doors mvestiga «ca Ry ae “ ow tate | > Officiant forecast | On, Shoots Invader, (crossed the bridge, passed them the officers and teft apparently banks, as a Tesuit of heay rains, . and windows. Aided by flood Nights f if as eg 00 ing a war Io FARMERS for Se we tiaters nd | ' going north on State Highway’: 62 lifeless. This put the Officers in }and flooded the j.ine. More than 45, of Carlinville, Ill, to Becta easthee ris ‘advis WAN'T vicinity wade an ae hear the bridge. -CONLTO) of the ship's Workings | 160 other miners in the shaf; heard | S . . bers Furround- | int ig F lers and OMPENSATION night ‘Soninien : —— hog yt Dispateh, : } County Coroner 1. A. T, Mevey ' Shortly afterward one Of the p! }the roar of the waters id scram. hot on Ordering Pair to ed the administration building, iF . nierested ad ea teh T oe fair: coldes oe MOBERL,. ay Mo., Noy, A. Was of th. Opinion that the io wi rates” on the bridge revived and { bled to the Surface iy time tO gs- R ° H j Purnell,. Surprised, Tas found & watore, Senta Pay aa nicht snc nea George Sours, 7 years old, forme r- had been shot by robb: rs A pock fired point blank at them. but Ca pe imprisonment. aise | an = Seated in a chair dressed only tn S - ; » j . . P 7. - . m . j tiie aces a a spe ; ” —S invent sivas t ee 'Y a clothing Merehant of Moieor etbook, opened. wus found ne ir the | missed The butt -: 2 Carbine Whole Sections of {ue under. his underwear, Beside him stood , . ‘ Veg ; ; :, : era ’ : awe ’ ; . ; ‘ > - . ere! i = rte ] degrees bi es ly, Was shot and killed here , 7 body, and also a piece of tron pipe Matched from the deck by one Ssround tubes Collapsed f.um the | in attempling to aires’ two Ne- [wo men who said they were at- Tr “e ‘£TCCS, “7 “@s shot and kille ere early : : er 2 ridine in. “ee : dorsement = hy 2 seat Miss “f: . te i? tn te > rapped ina rubber anit Ol the defenders. laid) = =shim Out; sweep of the y ators and blocked | Broes riding in a box car Of i. eight tendants to & “sick man,” . Board plan Sponsored ves. | ““Issourl: Cloudy Gay by Frank Forn “+ Proprietor Officers of the harmers’ Bank 48ain. Then another pirate rushes | Mosi of the passages. Whe hy the | rain of the Chicago & Alten Rail- j may by Frank O Lowden for- oe, ne ae of a clothing Store and former Of Mokane, saig Dickinson tert | the bridge, ent ' © a 2 Ae . Ort s, ; “ervic ; , ’ . : "OE ‘scr : mMted elsewhero in this edition. Last week Powell offi red to Was dead, they eajq had fallen py ‘OW 3S per cent of ca- /of the Eastern Extension Service Spring Chickens will sel) ty. tween “scriptions Do Not relly, Purnell, when GWuestioned as to A defense of the “bloe SYs- m” in Congress and a request drafted last night in a two /Strike out Chief Justice Taft's nt. eee > — nad his Sat bunch.) 4) | pacity, with independents reported| A heavy sea was running A 3S and 42 cents per pound dressed, | rhree Negroes os taken from his identity Kave his fyl) nan ‘ig executive sessicn of farmer | ferance of 1905 that the adminis be OU his pecn and his Cap Pulled operating between 70 and cf per; Woman passenger whose Name wae land geese, the next most Popular a freight train at Plainview, 10 | added: “l am a Painter ve si ang Niza tion representatives - and tration Of criminal] law in this | down, Coneealing part Of his face | Cent, 'not fiven was Put off in a lifehoat ifout for the holiday season Will be Miles suuth Of Carlinville. but their | Raid R Mes y ‘ s Ves | CSUlte rom Tip, t Les Sys 2 ‘ ‘re . Ps o ait. “eS } : és : eal li acl : i ‘ ae | They explain d Phe Moraeys mis iby the third officer. Who feared | sold for about 30 cents per pound. | descriptions do NOt correspond to | SUbMitteg 88 a matter of rec. } country “Is a disgrace to Civiliza- : «¢ j j . i : , at the closing session of the | [on.”’ a pea og uralas NO Wo): 50Y DRIVER ENDS OWN LIFE, | for her safety This boat tater was Ducks wil] be retailed at about 2¢ either of those in the Carlinville iets, aig wee ae ee f SCS: Were exch; 4ur »Y Oecart,, | ; ; , affrav ormat "© . - eee nt eatorn | ;Picked up by the Norwegian | certs é atfray, | rmation given Dolic } ference fOday, at the Marquette Yesterday Powell wrote William v6 , Bessie w r THINKING HE KILLED WOMAN Steamer Revensjell } gine turkeys this year are sata re [freight train aman me vor | "Md, Both torent : ‘freight train 4-s/¢Cla. agen, | ™ , ‘ : : 9 . —-- ie } fl. a S€8sion devote; D. Guthrie, president of the New | SS ‘voted to round : “ ‘Ay c | | | discussion by farm organiza York ( ity RBar Association. who ha} MAN BURNED 70 H] ATH i The Bluebel] arrive d alongside be improved in quality Over last {? » Mite; outs ead te or | Challenged the quotation, with- | WHEN CANDIE of the raitr ud had telephoned | OPlaina The Closin eti state. FIRES CLOTHES Lad to Use Machine in (ting ont then in ursuit of the tw. | pcunds more On the average Most ‘ ‘On being Ove) ta ken. One Of them j . fe ; ‘ . . . Inidnight We re belie, ed to be on bite mis welt f ain hly ' . Heinle 14 yeare a) re ae mye ras | Coming frem Northern Misscurd | . ‘S S€Vera] Cly{j BE hi! y Significant fact” that rep. ) }Fleinlein, 14 year. Oid. shot ana | lumped Overboard and wis ming fi the train one Of Which « k > : ; ¢ } { Y ve "pf nee f ) nf r ' ‘ ak S : PPNtative farmers and farm or. | (and Tilinols Country dressed fow! woman with ¢) steamer Sulvang ' - ba ; ' at ; ‘ . : i De tutomoubile his learning of the Sunning's Bibtrens i | believing he had fatally injured | j : ile M y] ( u . . le jha ; : ; , : niace ine market Le firer of ‘lived alone In 4 second floor flat | | ters wie ee ae : raise lower | inex Veek an: ay TAISe or | } } . the prices Slizhtly, the two New: es When they ord RN ~ brought to ered them to rate their hands one / Nvestig drew a revolver and fired two shots You've Saved some money Q Fine! What wil] you do with Old, of VISA Mound Street W ; + ve - r b, : ; Set, vho | boxcar. Staats and Kautman saw ‘fainst hin nad ROt together Successfully i a j S} I] ] I Ire P Mh | leresa Nie Maus, 66 yOars | 4 ” , S01f hare, ds: - we a - : dec a he En “as. ae | raj Hou o's ld N11 CSt ' Killed him: elf hers AST night afte, drowns and th others we re tak i ote ofeie territor. wil] fal rurnine thejy fy ishlight into a | the colony, | bee 0 leaders from South ana from nearby ? he firgy time. sn POceedings of thic confer. 84ld the Statement, “furnish EST- A pita a tA ee mot proof that the farmers of + AA S , #2.) at that address, was burned tol. " ; , Thos oho? bias . : j father haq forbidden him to use laltered he r course and went to th, vest wisely e DY no Geath at 4:: 4d. Mm. today hen | -) , sete | ee r., , ye ; : Real Estate? , ( “ He fled faiter Striking t} e wom awe ue By th “ time the by» had LONG DISTANCE TRANSFUSION one ot Which af uck Staata Kauf in little. ‘ i ner clothing CaUent fire, apparent. |, » Who Suffered a iractureqd arm /su sided and the rescue ship suc. | Man red severns eh at » Ne. ! area cee ee ; rar Shots at che Ne Kewards for the capture of tle it? You, naturally, want to in | : | alae a a : : | ey eer enceen ee 2 ly from a candle, d dislocated shoulder a Specta (eeeded in Settling a fow "ODO | sheriat ta fhe Post-Dispatch ,&roes when they jutnped from the] ., ‘ ' | King had been Posted totaling i } | / OWLS / a United tates recognize no sec. mal lines, NO politica} differences. TM odity rivalry in planning F Uture CO-Operatio:” -OWden, who out. | Card plan at yes. | the Chamber of Senato, Thaddeus | Arkansas. who favoritism” " > , ’ } > ’ 7 ' . . ' « ‘ . ‘. ‘ris ’ ‘ . - ° ? ° od a ; vestment within The Billion Her strie ae 7 tor told him the woman hag died ‘*tboard the Sunning. put it Droke LONDON. NOV. 17.anA Pint and | box car and then turned his atten. PProsremtey ToT ‘ ‘hr struggles le ; ye Tr te Prog area Is good ne Last night a fuig 4rrived frorn a halt of bioed take from a pa. 1lon to Slaats : lames awakenes Hongkong and {ook her tn tow tient in a London hospital was sent Were loitering in Station Woman Nared Cult Secrets, " { son “ned her daughter. Mrs, ‘»- | DETECTIVES WATCH MURDER | The Sunning, a ship of abolys bY automobile {oO a nursing home The specia} agent, Jame« Steiner Three Years ugo a crand fury ' PLL fy a ee It can’t burn up or run away nor do numerous things which might befall other types of in 2) ering Singer, residents on the first Re ‘tat i {5700 tons, was on its way® here | some distance off and was SUCCESS: | of 8967 Cottage avenye St Louis ‘ne ion conducted by Juitgy a ee ‘rom Amoy, fully transfused to a Patient there On duty last night at Godfrey soy arry J Dingeman, Of Detrots inte } Vestment. floor hey Pan upstairs and fon, i . en . | : te nO, Now. ty eae ‘his wonder of D surgery w eRe About all it can do, with pop | , his wonder of modern rReCTY Waa | the Negroes lottering in the station |e affairs og the cult brought for. Mre Nie haus Nnconscious 1) a j squad of Citv cde tectiy ‘© [0 iked Oy? W ULD DRY {JP NEW YORK accomplished with the aid of a und Started to Search them Aa he ward Mra Woodworth us u com. if 5 \ 4 ulation steadily sig hebegr ss i, a0 qv} f charred | ‘dclothing “ire | Chree labor SuNnmer a! utomo- W medical Invent} hie} fa} S| lCan ()j ‘ lil 1 e*¢ reed Of MTN, * @4 ? j - c . , i un il _ r} Phew Tria iCa nve n ion “ lie } en- felt something he be ltewes ad ra le A p a nant At that time she ‘ ae cine le aie D en *“Oviate TES de. pr can oe — | snbp a sail buriing we Pus. hey e rts — — os 2nG Killed ke r DES "MOTs a Nov.| 17. — “ne blood a yi In = i TeVOlver in a pocket of one Of them her forced Marriage ai the Senator-elect Many attractive “buys” are >] sre ig: and — me ‘ | * ae aa ' — erases r eet , ba J bn Hammond, vie and liquor | le ‘carnal aged at ap ioaee | the other made a threatening ces ned reluted that offered daily in the “Real Es oo a Es Te ee ’ den a si ee He dete (foe, has puis lowg. scene of ie Le PeratGre during: th ieee | ture foward his hip pocket and brought : } Ves Who w ere less than NMalf a ACUVilies for 40 years. to try his | Ney | Steiner desist ed leaving the station “range religious Practices af the i a LO POPOL ~ a Oe ) j e ie | L «j c ) f sy Tl 1s ( ther iia ! -y* . , ! r rr } ‘ | In ’ 8 a wy rrr as an Ca . colu af ) ; | hy two lit Iighbore fia Cure a for block dis ant, Dp vCinptly a ested i hand ar ma i'ne New Yor ‘ ry A London $1) we ) I , E to obtain ‘ h trun He a8 a 1ed n at the confer. |? found by describing fully whar é | . | # you want in an ad When | Mre N haus during sick s, ells and | the slayers | UWammond, who departe; ast | operation at the nursing home | with A Tevolver bay feared to draw ft was sh? wha VYouchsafed + . ready send bring ot she had arranged to fap ON a stove | The man kill d was edward night for the Bast Will be asso. | having Previously decided that the | 4; . information that the “king” stil soard, 7 ; | pipe leacing’ upstairs from the (lunn. a Netro Suld to have heen l eluted with the New Yo: K Civic | patient w» Ould afterware : On his return to maintained his 7 few -min y - ep I one { to t h; ¢ | kitecjer wy she Wished assist active In un attempt to form A League 7 tem pe PanCce ere ar ten n | hlood transfusion ORTO#S had di rm hie People and stil) ut “nid 1) p OS if D 1 A) p al t 4 h | Ance Near the body was " “Roon | Janitors’ union for Negroes my Which is planning. he saj} ‘oO en- |that the blood should he ore there Se: : assured the lelerate. i ¢ S “a , | with which ehre had APDpare ntly | Thoss Urrested Wer Micha. i ss «oe list Ail « nfercement MEKECNnCICS of from fi willine lonor and bronaht Thane "rested with Pry y iT eo “8TY Wise tn not ‘ndors /> Mt A i n [hammered cn the Pipe to attract jton. Albert Cross and Thera Con i New York ta wipe out the liquor | to him lust as he had finished the | Rtetn ‘eonard Rowe. 33: Thomas Ww . ‘ Sad s oe ; “- 2 see Sy * i ti . 2 , ed on p o Cas Onn traffie. Operation. The schenie worked. LA septs oe. pars : age 2, Column 2. | volice Continued om Pane 2 Co nucle dallas aCfention to he, desperate rPught. bers of the jJantteors’ Uuntlom: * ft > . 5 ie a? =. . ‘| are x¥ rm od #,

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Bey : 4 > 7s ': ? 3 : a tH, 4 is ‘ ii a & : har eR, at ain RN aE.» “a a ee oe 5 = . Yi REN ern ge DIY NEE MT oy 2 7 = a . x e te Vee es tonne. amr ee eS ape we ae od Gay ew * aE * Sa gh age Gio ne preorsntanr rs septs. . tet ’ —_ 4 ‘ : chix > Age ; oe ae ee, > tea = 1a 2 aes - 5 a3 pat La. +a 5 aes ae pe ee von ~ 7 : J s Se re —-By a Post-Disvatch Staff Photographer X ENOPHON CAVERNO of Canalou, Mo., president of the Missouri Cotton Growers’ Co-op- erative Association and secretary of the St, Louis conference. — FARMERS DEMAND EARLY HELP; CALL BOTH PARTIES LAX} Continued from Page One. ing any specific farm relief Dill. He outlined in general terms a Federal farm board, with a mini- layed more than half an hour by! failure of three truck loads of | power to purchase and withhold on | Surplus crops. baggage to reach tne station time. It was snowing heavily as she waved goodby. The Queen's morning was marked by some shopping done by proxy, a saleslady from a depart- ment store accepting the Queen’s order from samples for four pairs of shoes. In addition, .-Marte bough! eight trunks and an inex- pensive fur coat, priced $180. She explained she needed such a coat "for wear during the remainder of her Amerie.” trin Fur Coat to Princess, Princess saitaud, « ner de- parture, was presented with an ex- pensive caracul coat by Ira Nelson Morris, who was host to the royal party here. Prince ‘Nicolas and Princess Il- eana departed for Indianapolis by/is that the Missouri cotton grower automobile, ahead of the Queen's train. The Prince and Princess each was at the wheel of an open car. In the car which the Prince drove were Col. C. C. Chambers, head master at Culver Military Academy, and Baron Rappe, the Prince’s aid. With the Princess were Gene Culver of St. Louis, grandson of the academy's found- er, Capt. Newton Knight and Miss Ida Marr, the Princess’ governess. Ileana in Auto Crash. Princess Ileana natrowly escaped injury when her automobile brushed fenders with a truck at 4 sharp curve in the road at Grant Park, 35 miles from Chicago. The Princess retained control of the machine, which was traveling about 25 miles an hour through a heavy snowstorm. A bent fender and smashed hub cap constituted the damage to her machine. Prince Nicolas, who had gon» rhead, unaware of the accident, re- turned in a few moments and asked his sister is she wanted to change cars, but she stayed in her seat. Be- fore long the 50-mile an hour dash for Indianapolis was resumed. Adolph Kofer of Chicago, driver of the truck, was unmoved when he learned the Princess identity. “Is that so,” he said. ‘‘Well, my front fender is bent. Don't I get something Yor it. It was her fault. She was beyond the center of the road.”’ He looked at the Princess but did not speak to her. He was still standing in the roal, looking at the bent fender when the royal party moved on. When a stop was made later again to inspect the Princess’ car, she decided to turn the whee! over to a chauffeur. Princess Chilled by Drive. It Was a touring car with no side curtains and llean awas thoroughly chilled. Snow began falling when the party was 20 miles out of Chi- cago. The Prince and Princess paid no attention to it for’a time, but soon stopped while tops were put up. A newspaper man asked the Princess if she would rather have his sedan, but she replied, “Oh, no, thanks; I don’t like closed cars even in the snow.” The automobiles passed through Danville, lll., about 2:20 p. m. and head*@ east on the State road. It was surmised that the party decid- ed to cut through to Indianapolis by way of Crawfordsville. The party stopped at the office of Dr. R. F. Donovan, in Rossville, 20 miles north of here, where tho Princess, exhausted by the _ trip, rested and got warm. Leaden skies, almost continuous rain, with a touch of snow and cold weather have marked the royal visit. but have failed to quench the Queen's ready smile, except for that moment of tears when she spoke in the drawing room of the Union League Club yesterday. To Defend Country Everywhere, “It is true that I have come to America to put Rumania on the map,’ she said in one of the most candid addresses ever uttered by royalty. “I am here and every- where to defend my country, which is Rumania. It is my life, my work, my love, my children, my family, my ali—the very essence of my ex- istence,.” Recalling her attendance at the Versailles Peace Conference, she continued: “When I went there — and shocked the world, perhaps—— they asked me why I had come. | mum fund of $1,500,000,000 and Such a fund would insure the farmers cost of produc- tion and a 5 per cent profit, he declared. “Should the United States = go into business?’’ Brookhart asked himself and then replied: “During the war the United States went into the railroad business. Why shouldn't it go into business to save and protect the farmer?” The cotton growers of Southern Missour! have not suffered nearly as much as the planters of othr states because of the current low prices, according to Xenophon Ca- verno of Canalou, Mo., president of the Missouri Co-operative Associa- tion, and conference secretary. “There are twu reasons for this condition,’’ Caverno explained. “One believed in diversified farming, ind the other is that the average crop in Missouri is large enough to com- pensate for the slump in price. I know of one planter who owns 2000 rich acres in Mississippi Coun- ty who has only 600 acres in cot- ton.”’ Declares Purpose Realized. The conference did not form any permanent organization nor recom. mend any specific bill, Dr. Tait isutler of Memphis, the conference ‘hairman, explaining it was not de- sired to form a heavy unwieidy or- ganization of agriculturalists. He declared the purpose of the meet- ing—to create a feeling of unity and understanding between the farmers of the various sections— had been realized. The legislation sought by the farmers, accofding to the deciara- tion, is “legislation that will en- able the farmers to control and manage excess supplies of crops at And I told them this: ‘Every coun- try needa a face. So when you gather for your deliberations, I want Rumania to have a face. I am here to be that face.’ “And I have come to America for the same reason. I hope you like my face here.” Sketches Rumanian , She then sketched a bit of Ru- manian history. “We were a little people in Ru- mania, mistreated and suspected some years back. We chose our Princes much as you select your Presidents, but there was nothing stable about our Government, so we decided to choose a King and have a permanent dynasty. “Old King Charles was brought ‘rom Germany. He and his wife, Carmen Sylva, were childless and the throne descended to the King’s nephew, Frederick, and, of course, he had to have a wife. “Perhaps Rumania thought it a guarantee to have a granddaughter of Queen Victoria on the throne. Anyway, I was chosen by the Prince, the King, the people. “I went to Rumania a child of 17. I was very young and had to learn my work with considerable struggle. In learning it I learned to love Rumania. And little by little the people began to think I was the right one. I have given the Ru- manians six children who speak Rumanian and are Rumanians.” She ended with a plea to her listeners to love Rumania. Holds Curtain at Opera. The Queen's last full day of ac- tivity here ended last night with a visit to the Chicago Civic Opera, where, incidentally, the curtain was held 20 minutes for the arriv- al of her party. Long before the start, the 3700 seats were occupied and great crowds waited outside for a glimpse of royalty. The boxes were given over to the vis- itors, and as all other parts of the theater had been sold out long in advance, many men and women whose names appear in the soctal register crowded the two upper galleries and the balcony. Spun Gold Stockings Worth $700, Gift to Queen. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Nov. 17. —-A pair of hose, fashioned of spun gold and valued at more than $700 were presented to Queen Marle of Rumania on her visit to Indian- : apolis today. The hose were wov- their own expense so as to secure cost of production with a reason- able profit.” Of the political parties in Con- gress, the declaration asserts that the “leaders of both parties repu- diated their platform pledges dur- ing the first session of the Sixty - Ninth Congress and pursued a legislative cours: that proved they did not regard them seriously; that the responsibility for the presen! economic collapse of the cotton section lies with the men who Op- posed the passage of an acceptable farm bill in the last session of \gress, Of the tariff, the declaratiou says: ‘“‘We favor the removal or modification of unfair and exces sive tariff duties that now affora shelter for price-fixing monopolies t is idle to refer to manufactured articles on the free list as bene: fiting the farmer when the mate rials entering into their manufac ture are highly and excessivels protected. We therefore urge Im- mediate reduction -on such basi materials as aluminum, steel and chemicals.” Consistent Policy Demanded. Addressing the farmers, the dec- laration recommended they keep in close touch with their leaders and insist that such leaders adhere to a consistent national farm pol- icy; that the farmer organizations make a special study of.the effect on agriculture of industrial tar- iffs, of the effect and disposition of surpluses; and the effect on the farmer of the change from the United States’ position as a debtor nation to that of a creditor nation. The Farm Board plan was out- lin 4 by Lowden in his speech yes- terday in these words: “A Federal Farm Board should be vested with power of inquiring into certain facts. Is there a sur- olus of some basic farm product? Does this surplus depress the price below cost of production with a easonable profit? Are the growers »f that product sufficiently organ- zed co-operatively as to be fairly representative of all the producers f that product? “If the Board finds that all of these questions must be answered yes, it is then empowered to au- thorize the Co-operative to take control of the surplus. The onl) aid from the Government would be that the Government would distrib- ute among all the producers of the particul*r commodity the cost to the Co-operative of handling the surplus. “Neither the Governor nor Gov- ernment Board would determine the price. The Co-operative, like any other industry, would study all the conditions affecting the particu- lar commodity and from time. to time decide upon a price which conditions would seem to warrant.” In its general principles the Lowden plan agrees with the new version of the McNary-Haugen Bill, the first two editions of which failed to muster sufficient strength in Congress. The new McNary- Haugen Bill is known as a “Farm Surplus Control” tnstrument. Lowden and Caraway Fariners. Lowden was the principal speak- er of yesterday’s session, introduc- ing himself as a acres near Oregon, Ill. He was followed by Senator Caraway, who explained that he had a half inter- est in an Arkansas farm, and by Dr. B. W. Kilgore, president of the North Carolina Cotton Growers’ Co-operative Association, who dis- cussed the cotton situation. Senator Caraway criticised the President's cotton committee, win- ning applause when he told his au- alence that the committee’s plan would increase the cotton planters’ loss and fatten the purses of the speculators. He aroused laughter when he listed occupations of the conymittee members as bankers, steel men and other tndustrialists expressing wonder at the lack of cotton men on the committee He characterized President Coolidge as “the most provincia) President the nation ever had.” farmer on 46009 POLICE VETO PLAN OF TALAN GANG TO ARMOR 4 CAR Orders Stop Work of Bul- et-Proofing Two Ma- chines for John Giannola, Feud Leader. The plan of two leaders of the Italian gang in the bootleg feud to armor four automobiles so _ that, while retaining the appearance of pleasure cars, they actually would be pulletproof, was thwarted today by Detective-Lieutenant Ben Heg- geman and Sergt. Kourik, who found automobiles in two garages and persuaded the mé@chanics working on them that it would be inadvisable to continue, One of the automobiles, on which work had begun, was a Lincoln coupe, bearing the license plates is- sued to John Giannola, wholesale sugar dealer and gang leader. A contract for the same kind of work on a Chrysler coach had also been let by him, the detectives learned The work of armoring two new Cadillac sedans, it was learned, had been set out by Tony (Shorty) Rus so, One of the oustanding gunmen of the Italian faction in its feud with the Cuckoo gang. Couldn’t Buy Armored Car. Apparently it was the refusal of a Chicago armored car concern to sell a bullet-proof machine te a local gang leader that caused the Italian crowd to work out its own plans. The detectives, ‘who Inspected the work being done on Glannola's coupe, reported that mechanics had removed the upholstery .and placed a heavy plate of bullet-proof steel next the body frame of the car on the inside. When that work was finished the upholstery was to have been replaced, completely masking the armor. The plate glass had been removed from the windows and windshield and was to have been replaced by bullet-proof glass. which had been ordered from a manufacturing firm. {n making the order a local gang- ster had placed it under an as- sumed firm name. Heggeman and Kouritk. warned the garage workers that should the armored cars ‘be used in crimes an effort would be made to have the mechanics charged with conspiracy “What would you do if one df these cars was used in a mail rob hery?” he asked one man “How would you like to be charged with conspiracy to roo the mails? You knew when you started this work that the cars were to be used to no good end.” Agrees to Stop Work. Moved by this suggestion, one garage keeper announced he would take out the steel] plate from Gian.- nola’s coupe and send the car back in the same condition as he got it The same announcement was mae with respect to the other cars. Following up a campaign against the armoring of cars. police will broadcast an announcement that n effort will be made to charge any mechanic or garage owner with conspiracy should a car armored by him he used In the commission of a crime. “We haven’t been able to find out yet what all this rew activity FILIPINOS NOTIFY WOOD THEY WILL IGNORE HIS ORDER Quezon and Roxas Will Serve’ as Members of Board of Control Despite Its Abolishment. By the Associated Press. MANILA, Nov. 17.—Manuel Que- zon, president of the Philippine Senate, and Speaker Roxas of the ‘House of Representatives, ex- officio members of the Insular Board of Control, which was abol- ished last week by an executive order by Governor-General Leon- ard Wood, have notified the chief executive that they would ignore his order. The legislators announced yes- terday that they would continue to act as members of the board until the law under which it was created is repealed by the Legislature, an- nulled by Congress, or voided by the courts. A test of the controversy prob- ably will come Saturday when there will be a meeting of the National Coal Co. The Hoard of Control has authority over the dl- rectorate of this company and other Government corporations, Legislators Make Protest. Twenty-six members of the In- sular Legislature in a conference here today completed ‘‘a most vig- orous protest against the arbitrary acts and usurpations of Governor- General Wood, particularly against the executive order abolishing the Board of Control.” The protest points out that the first 20 years of civil government was “marked by mutual under- standing and loyal co-operation be- tween Americans and _ Filipinos,” but with the coming of Gen. Wood as Governor- General things changed. “His conduct of the Government has been characterized by a train of usurpations and arbitrary acts resulting in curtailment of our au- tonomy, destruction of our consti- tutional system and a reversal] of America’s Philippine policy,” the protest declared. The protest enumerated 22 in- stances wherein Wood is charged with usurping power. The Quezon-Roxas ‘ion to Wood reads: “In accordance with the views expressed in our communication of Nov. 13 to the effect that laws creating the Board of Control can- not be considered abolished by ex: ecutive order, we have the honor to inform you that we have noti- fied secretaries of boards of cor- porations in which the Government holds controlling stock. that. pur- suant to the laws constituting the Board of Conrol., it {s our purpose to continue performing the duties devolwing upon us as members of the hoard. LD Board Frequently Recognized. “In order to make our position clear in this matter, we beg to in- vite your attention to the fuct that laws creating the Board of (‘ontro!l neither have been renealed by the Legislature, annulled by the United States Congress, or declared uncon communica- Norma Christian, 3 Years Old, Succumbs in Relapse After Recovering Suffi- ciently to Walk. After living for nearly four months with a bullet hole through her brain, Norma Christian, 3-yéar- old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Christian, 2018A Franklin ay- enue, died at 2 a. m, today at City Hospital. She succumbed to a cerebral ab- scess following almost complete recovery from the wound. Sur- geons had drawn a rubber tube through the path of the bullet from the Ieft side of the forehead to the back of the head and this was used to drain the wound. De- spite an open hole through her head, the child had rallied suf- ficiently to walk about and had been taken home Oct. 22. A relapse came on Nov. 8 and she was taken back to the hos- pital. Surgeons discovered that a second brain abscess had formed along the course of the unhealed wound. They operated Monday for removal of this abscess. Lit- tle Norma was unable to rally from the shock of the operation. Accidentally Shot July 20. She was accidentally shot last Suly 20 by her sister, Ruth, 6. ‘The children were playing on a bed at their home and Ruth found her father’s revolver under a pillow. She drew the weapon, .38 caliber. from the holster and snapped it at Norma. A bullet was discharged, striking Norma over the left eye and plowing through her brain, fracturing the skull as it came out. — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Child, Shot in Brain, Dies After Four Months ‘a NORMA CHRISTIAN, 3. Surgeons who examined the tn. gonscious child at City Hospita! marvelled that she was not dead. They decided after probing that the bullet had missed all the so- called “dead centers” or control convolutions and Norma’s brain could still function to «ustain life. stitutional and void by a court of competent jurisdiction. “On the contrary, they have been in force and acted upon by you and other executives of the Gov- ernment for a number of years. and their validity previously has been recognized itn many Instances by legal departments of both the Federal and Insular Governments. “Such being the case, we feel that we are in conscience vound to abide by these laws until they either are repealed by the Legis- lature, annulled by the United States Congress or declared uncon- stitutional by the courts.” Waterfront Work Ideas Sought. A party of 16 city officials. rep resentatives of business and mem bers of the City Plan Commiaston will go to Chicago tonight to exam ine Waterfront tmprovementsa there and to tearn ot plans which might be adaptable to the St ltvouis river front The City Plan Commission now is considering a plan for sucb an improvement. ARREST “KING” BEN OF HOUSE OF DAVID AFTER FIVE YEARS Continued from Page One. son, 50, farmer; Joseph Couch. 51, laborer: Millard Wilson 27, street car motorman at the colony: Mrs. Annabelle Askerlund, 28: Mrs Hel- en Bloom, 21. and Myrtle Tulk. The fifth man with Purnell at the time of arrest was Thomas De Whirst. counsel! for the House of David He was not arrested means,” Detective Chief Kaiser said today. “But it looks LIke the Italian gang intends to put on an offensive somewhere. They were sending real money for the work $700 for the Chrysler, $400 for the Lincoln and more than those amounts for the Cadillacs.” Phillimore, World Scholor, Dies. SHEDFIELD, Hampshire En- gland, Nov. 17.—Prof. Jehn Swin nerton Phillimore, one of the world’s foremost scholars of Greek and Latin, is dead here at the age of 53. He was the fourth son of the late Admiral Sir Augustus Phil limore and was educated at West- minster and Christ Church. Oxford The University of California ap pointed him to the Sather profes. sorship of classics for the year 1914-15. Since 1906 he had veen professor of the humanities in Glas- gow. ADVERTISEMENT Renews Hope For Young Men! New Discovery Knocks Those Embar rassing Pimples, Often in 48 Hours —— —— To yon thousands of young men and women, too, who have been em barrassed for years with unsightly pimples and other facial eruptions quick celief is now here for you Whyte-Fox, the master skin remedy can now be had at most drug stores and barber shops It is a most ef fective remedy and can be ased at home. Thousands who have been embarrassed as you. are recommend ing Whvte Fox. 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CShe &* Night Hawk On an vegan / me ay oe to leave as late in the The Best Night Train SAS It leaves St. Lous daily at 11:55 PM and through without « stop, arriving Kansas City at reclining chai extra charge, Pullman drawing pom x serch: cafe verything the best. HELD FOR AUTO FATALITY John Jones, Negro laborer, of 744 North First street, East St. Louis. vesterday was ordered held for the St. Clair County grand jury tn a Coroner’s verdict of criminal care- lessness in the case of Fred Jenu- ine, 57-year-old electrician, of 817 North Second, who was fatally in jured by an automobile driven by Jones last Monday ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Published Dai 2. Pel Pu a y a itzer blish! Co. Twelfth Boulevard and Oliv Street (Member Audit Bureau of Circulations) MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ay Rang yg ven is quetestvels en \itle oO tne use for republicatis ews dispatches ‘redited to tt or not > wise. cred'ted in this paper and also the cus. news Dunlishec therein Al! rizhts of republication of special dispatches hereir ‘re also reserved. . #es S@C2RVING SINCE. 10:47 g—Leave ve. 9:19 an Station or ask F. a. This morning police galled for further information, aim NTS TESTIMONY F “PIG WOMAN’ ra ' ' ; 3 ution Has Built Its y hole Case on Mrs. Gib- son’s Promised Story as Eye-Witness. 7g : - i IS DUE TO T | STAND TOMORROW | —- ’ - ors Who Examined Her Today Suggest Doubt That Her Health Will Yermit Her to Appear. | —— the Associated Press. TERSEY CITY, N. J., Nov. 17.-— « Jane Gibson is in no condi- » to be moved from the City mital to the Somerville court- ~ where the Hall-Mills case is tried, her physicians an- ed today. The bulletin said | under no condition could she | “aken from the hospital tpday that her removal tomorrow, ach they intimated was hardly ble, would be decided on later. s learned from doctors that it believed the removal of the ess at this time might mean death. She is suffering from dney disease. By DOROTHY DIX. (Copyright. 1926.) OMERVILLE, N. J., Nov. 17.— sa dark and dreary day. The devil's tattoo on the the wind ran in mor- beat a dows and eking like agony around the corner ‘the courthouse where Mrs. ces Hall and her brother, Hen- ani Willie Stevens, are on for the murder of Mrs. Millis t was just the sort of a day on h realist would stage a mur- trial The kind of a day in Wh oRe half expected ghosts come forth from thelr graves shaké their gory locks, and I wondering if that arch dra- t, Senator Simpson, would not @deniy project Jane Gibson into 8 midst of it. at was what we weve all wait- ‘for. Jane Gibson, the “pig. man,” who has becom? a myth, a fition, an obsession. Jane Gib- nm, on whom the prosecution’: solely rests. Jane Gibson, who ks ever road and is the end of ry clew. Jane Gibson. who ts the tt around which evéry argu- pro and con, circles. ) matter who has been on the stand. no matter what has said and done, it is Jane Gib- who dominated the courtroom palpable nan presence as if she “heen ‘there in the flesh. ry question has begun and Md with her. Was she really a* has heen reported? Wonlé bever take the witness stand” Mif she did, word she tell her rn and then collanse the minute tross-examination began? Whe imonv would she give under h if che is standing. as it Is sai“ she stands. tn the shadow of grave herself? t the dav were on and Mrs. ion failed to apnear and tt war just as court was closing thst ter Simnson announced thaf “Ne woman” would positivel thea ctand tamorrow morning Mise Pamilv All in Secret. rs. Hall and the Stevens’ fam- feclate that thev had no know!l- ® whatever of the liateon be- , Mre Mills and Dr. Hall. Not e Mills’ familv. From Char- | . who as a eirl of 16, was; a soul Sata are Big we Ps RD Gg eY CRN S ete el ete Sie | mide hat dre lister Mother's con ffdante in her af- |. With the prenhcher, to her hus- | fand her sisters and her broth- | in-law, overy one seems to have » COenizant of the romance. yne of the sisters has already of’ discovering them in the h Another. Mrs. Lee, related’ PBhe had. seen her sister sitting ~?r. Hall's kneas and kissing | and that Eleanor had told and told her husband, Jimmy | that she was going away) Dr. Hall. She also comp'tained | , Mrs. Hall tiad snubbed her, | ld she had what Mrs. Hall | never had, and that was Dr. | 8 love Furthermore, Mrs. | said, that her sister suspected | Clark of telling Mra. Hall | about her. | Sen Mre Demarest was called | Mrq. me stand Demarest fs 1) » fat lady, who declares that | ane day after the murder. na | as getting out of a trolley © siw Henry Stevens in one &utoniohliles waiting for the | e'kers to alight. She said she Mized him. although she had | een him for 25 vears, Yester- | phe added to this testimony | Mformation that ai Martini, «| ive employed by Mrs. Hall, | = to her and offered her $2509 | sre to forget that she hadi Stevens y . testimony was peculiarly | t. coming right after a de- had read an account Henry had given of his m-ve- for that time at Lavalette Phe had seen and talked to a. . Of people at the very time : fs. Demarest says she saw New Brunswick. A Sensation Fizzles. that hear, Bu «he bred vere she at crould to 1 cho came Minna Clark, who | say represented as the busy- | the charch, who told | y all the things they didn’t | hear, and who has been inte llev ural who

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- |$1,060000 7 PROJELT Aldermanic Committee ‘Favors Improving Wag ington Avenue, — The Streets and Sewers o day reported out favorably } ; dinance for the constryey. Section A or tne Ww Creek sewer, to cot Ge ' ‘and be paid for out of bong ¢ funds. It will drain the area Vandeventer to Taylor a Clayton road to North ee street. ° The committee algo ap bills for reconstruction o¢ , ington avenue with shallow ite and asphaltic filler from F ! | Street to Twelfth boulevar ie cost of $80,000, of which 680 wdill come from bond |money and the remainder taxes on abutting property 9 }and on Washington from boulevard to Eighteenth at cost of $68,000, of which mie = | -88 shall come from bond °3 ifunds. . el | The Public Utttities Comr S today reported out a bill ' mended by the Water Commis er appropriating $30,000 to | the “‘pitometer,” 9 device to , and locate leaks in water m It is Said the use of this mel will save 20 yer cent of the supply that is being lost in } | The Ways and Means Com voted to report out favorably g appropriating $199,566 for é at the west approach of thes Kinley Bridge, which will from Salisbury street to Bre avenue, and WNintn to Ele streets. The same committ-e appre bill exténding the annua] of municipal employes from “0 days, placing the vacitiog riods back on the pre-war |} A deficit during war tim. cut vacations to 14 days. MISPLACED HIS AUTO WHE ON SHOPPING TRIP po Man, Who Was Not Sure He Parked Car, Later Ren Finding It. : “Automobile misplaced—ré is a notaton on police today after the marie of Bas Diamond of 1381 Clara avenue Last night Diamond reporte Police that he had parked hig Y ? he un ofpita!' t dead. g that he 60- contro! brain. n itfe. ——- - ALITY of 744 Louis. for the in a care- af Jenu- of 817 ally in liven by ATCH o blishing St reet Blatione) Y PRESSE Veiy en of ali other shopped at several stores. he had looked all around for car without finding it. He was quite sure where he had par it, but he suspected ft had t stolen, This morning police ealled for further information. and | told them to quit looking for car. He had found it, parked Twelfth boulevard and Olive st He isn't sure whether he park there in the first place, or whef someone else parked it there taking a joy ride. 1400 TIRES Closing onr high-grade stock. gua menufacturer No seconda or so-cal ished Call and eatisfy vourself of genuine bargains. which must go reg of cost, ans we will aril the LAN TIRES exclusively in the fnture o our i:actory connection. Mal! orders promptly resented or returned at our expense. cer te Oversize | 2924.40 Ca Bix4 Oversize Cord 32x44 Oversize {3x6 00 Cord . 88.95 Balloen B3x4 Oversize Cord _, 810.751] Alan other 6st WOOD, WIRE, DISC WHEELS REPAIR Complete stock Rims and Parts, ) stop squeaky wheels. for all Prompt service, ¢ reasonable. & q > ¢ ~ { * & ">. Missou Big Day: a \* Colurnbi Nov. 20 _ nual homecoming - - - Missouri-4% otball game - - - formal dedication mmoth new stadium seating 30,000 f§ - - big parade of old organizations uri U - reunion of al) classes - - 08 “Tiger Service"|: fay Night—Leave Union Statios Delmar Ave. 10:47 pm Fridas. abash. Arrive Columbia 4:30 am Ss ay on sleeper until 7:30 if you wish sturday —Leave Unions on 9:03 am. Delmar Ave. 9:19 am plumbia (special service) 1:15 pm, in § the big game. 4 your reservations early at Wadash Broadway md Locust Street, Unton © Deimar Ave. Station or ask F. L. ps on Passenger Agent, 1450 Ry. Bach. MAME Gbast SERVING SINCE ~2 JS 1 WILLS TRIAL OBVATS TESTIMONY % 4 | tee of the Board of Alder =| 101 ‘son's Promised Story as t “ Today Suggest : * . > wes learned from doctors that it —~Wide World he agony mwas just the sort of a day on dan downtown yesterday whilek mg for. Jane Gibson, oman,” Who has becom: a myth, a | Boxe ever road Tires must be abs lutely as F mony would Pifshe is standing hyarce ; our expert yore rim and wheel t mi": Pamily All in Secret. 2p P whatever a . mon.Tiversft | . Pwrith the preacher, to her hus- mand her sisters and her broth- Pin-law, every one seems to have | e COrnizant of the romance. m=" £ettine out ¢ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ tee etn Pla. WOMAN" ——— ee wution Has Built Its Case on Mrs. Gib-. yeWitness. ur I$ DUE TO TAKE STAND TOMORROW —— tors Who Examined Her Doubt That Her Health Will Permit Her to Appear. the Associated Press. | wenagey Cry, N. J.. Nov. 17.-——! Jane Gibson is in no condi- | » to be Moved from the : pepital to the Somerville court- | where the Hall-Mills case is | mw tried, her physicians an-! mrad today. The bulletin -_ } City | Said ‘ sender no condition could she Maken from the hospital today ‘What her removal tomorrow, they intimated was hardly mible, would be decided on later. Pliot ABOVE, two views of Mrs. Jane Gibson, “Pig Woman,” upon |whom the State relies to tell to- morrow the only eye-witness story ‘of the murder. Below, Mrs. Elsie Barnhardt, sister of Mrs. M lls ‘who told on the witness stand of the choir singer’s confessed love for the pastor. ’ believed the removal of the ms at this time might mear pdeath, She is suffering from fidney disease. ' By DOROTHY DIX. ' (Copyright. 1926.) OMERVILLE, N. J., Nov. 17.— mas a dark and dreary day. The beat a devil's tattoo on the and eking like a —— - - -_ Jersey says P * ’ of ' ; a saW Henry Stevens in one | *&Utomobiles waiting for the *Ts to alight. She said she ints : “ mized him, although she had! JERSEY CITY, N. J. Nov. 1lé.-—| et him for 25 years. Yester- The Journal that the | i ttea to this testimony | seven coungef for Mrs. Hall and peed at - ariel, “|! her brothers, headed by _—_> 4 le « + s “a . Ss . ~~ Oe a y | . - a .*. *. a - ro - Poe tae no? out ™ * " " ~ ‘——- * -* * —_* * vy Cea’, wd a, ee . te 7 * te te ~ . ee ee ee Re FERRE ei ea SOTO LIONEL OE is eer Se a) ee PRESSES ers x Cask and ' Demarest may have seen one who resembled Stevens. will eall to F. Anderson, of the best workers of the parish, Mrs. leader in all that she be- interest to be the fiery 30 Ir ¢ The ia choir singer and a the socia] activities; defense ‘stand Dr. John nected with the laboratory gers College, who resembles vens, to say tht he was in his auto George Streets, New college lieved this purely platonic ard not | passion as laid bare in the let- ters the two exchanged. Stress Laid on Alibi. at will made of the testi- mony of Louise Riehl, maid in the Hall home, who, though |called by State, affirmed Mrs. Hall’s a@iibi by saving that she saw the wife of the rector playing soli- taire in the Hall home at 19 p. m., Sept. 14, 1922, the time «et which he never knew the State the Mrs. Mills before he murder and that he was quite un- aware that his brother-in-law was involved in a with a ehoir singer. Dickman’s Credibility Questioned. Henry Jl. Dickman’'s testimony received a pastoral Albany, and Brunswick on his at the time Mrs. Demarest says she The street corner oanige be way to (;eist saw Stevens. the Lie Demarest says she saw Stevens in his automobile. . Henry Stevens will also say that existence of read of the of the has intimated rector and his lover were slain. As to the coat which was sent to Philadelphia to be dyed, the de fense will assert that Mrs. Hall had love affair Mrs. Anna Bearmann, a friend went to the Hall home after crime, is expected to say that took the coat to have it dyed to get out of the State at the for mourning wear and that she he hand” Hall-Mills sent it to Philadelphia where she | investigator will be called unre- had other work done. She'liable and unsupported. will say, it is said, that there were; Miss Jennie Jenfort, — no spots on the coat and the dyeing Wahler who with was merely to make it suitable for Ehrling on an auto ride mourning wear. '1922,-when he says he As to the charge made Jane : ) Russey § against Felix di Martini, detective mene pe hired by Mrs. Hall after the crime, es who is accused by Mrs. Mary Demarest of offering her $2500 to “keep her mouth closed,’ Mrs Hall will make a disavowal. If di Martini made the bribe offer, or if. he hired Peter Sommer to help him leh off witnesses, it was that $2500 bribe from Prosecutor Azariah Bee kman he the she was the “lone such now Mrs Rob sa Sept. 14, Mrs. mule in De 11] testify, it Is mis Was su w Gibson on her Lane, & that Ehrling was bripery ‘aken. Ehriing said he or screams such were to by other witnesses, but that he saw Mrs. Gibson on her mule. Mrs. Wahler expected to sa”) she was with Ehrling al) the and she saw nothing of the no shots 454 testified heard as is at done ttn time without the knowledge and consent |, jn4q of the widow. it will be contended ded. ; —— ,. : Mrs. Hall will say Pr rs apo TEACHERS’ RETIREMENT FUND di Martini to stay at her home and | URGED BY SAHNAL OFFICIALS protect her from the many cranks | and fanatics who pestered her tn Supt. Maddox and Several Princt-| person and by mail after the crime.) ay. among Speakers at Ho- Fingerprint Defense. tel Statler Meeting. The defense against the tinger- Officials of the public schoo! print on the calling card ~ aire system, and members of teachers’ ‘ found near the body in de Russey's organizations, attended the dinner held at Hotel Statler last evening in support of the movement for establishing a retirement fund for much and traveled about the country so much under unof- ‘icial sponsorship that {it is unre- ‘aged and incapacitated teachers liable. The State asserts the fin- |'Speakers included Superintendent | gerprint is that of Willle Stevens. | yoaqox, Richard Murphy and H. The defense doubts +t F. Fahrenkrog of the Board of. Henry Stevens will have at least Education, State Senator Michael four witnesses called to support his /Kinney and several principals and alibi that he was fishing or in his | teachers. home at Lavalette In Ocean County The speakers expressed the be- at the time of the murder. lief that the proposed retirement. Mrs. Mary Demarest’s testimony | fund would improve the morale that she saw Stevens in New Bruns-/ of the teaching corps, and would the | make it possible to retire, with- the murder. when Ste- | out injustice or hardship, teachers he was still in Lavallette, | no longer qualified to give the best EO day after yvens Says met with the rejoinder that rervice. will be _'WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, 1926__ - . 6-MONTH TERM FOR STUDENT UNDER ANTI-MASKING LAW Oklahoma U. Man in Band That Kidnaped and Mistreated Fraternity Member. NORMAN, Ok., Nov. 17.—A stu- dent kidnaping at the University of Oklahoma last year has brought Lee Thompson, former president of the Student Council, a jail sentence of six months and a $500 fine. COMMUNITY FUND WORKERS OBTAIN GIFTS OF $800, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ PAGE % TEACHER FOR 51 YEARS |7 KILLED, 25 INJURED DES IN AUTOMOBILE’ IN TWO. &N. WRECKS Train Hits Auto and Is Derailed Then Two Rescue Crews € Crash Head-On. Mrs. Mary J. Brady, 69, Was Nationally Known as an Educator. | a lating the State antimasking law. Subscriptions Pledged! |now a school teacher at Camargo. Amount to 43 Pct. of | instituted the prosecution, alleging |that a masked band of which Sum Sought at End of | Thompson was a member abducted i ; him from a meeting ‘of the Scab- First Half of Campaign. bard and Blade, an honorary mili- tary fraternity, and mistreated him Subscriptions totaling $800,104) The kidnapers worw the insignia of ‘had been obtained by canvassers|/the D. D. M. C., a secret student for the Community Fund up to to | organization, which disbanded aft- ‘day, In the first one-half of th@/er the jncident, Crowe testified. ‘ime allotted for raising $1,850,000) 1+ qeveloped thet both Thompson 'for ‘he support of 50 rel.ef, service and welfare agencies, for the year and Crowe were members of Scab- bard and slade. Thompson diGé not take the wit- ness stand. His attorneys gave no- tice of an appeal. ASHMAN IS FINED $5 FOR FAST DRIVING IN BUSGY Wilbert Metcalf, 63, Also Will Face Charge of Beating His Blind Companion. At a dangerous rate “threatening life and property and against the peace and dignity of tae State,” Wilbert Metcalf, a 63-year-old ash- man, did drive his horse and buggy down Clark street on Nov. 1 and for this flaunting of the traffic laws was fined $5 and costs tn Police Court today on a charge of careless driving. The prosecuting witness was J E. Hildey of 4957 Tyrolean avenue, who said that Metcalf charged The total obtained un t« today ‘is 43 per cent of the amount | sought, whereas the leader. of the | campaign had hoped to raise at ‘ieast 50 per cent in the first. half ‘of the time The record is well ‘ahead of that mede in the first hal: 'of the campaign of one year ago. Gifts of $1000 or more reported ‘under different classifications yes- | terday, include: -edmond S. Colnon, $1000; Mr. 'and Mrs. John Lawrence Mauran, | $1600: Nelson Manufacturing Co., | $1500; Westlake Construction Co., $1000: Vesper-Buick Auto Co., $2750; George D. Markham, $1500: Mr. “and Mrs. M. E. Singleton. 1 $9500: W. Frank Carter, $1000; Mr. and Mrs. J. Lionberger Davis, $2000: Daniel N. Kirby. $2500; Mr. and “Mrs. Charles M. Rice, $1490: Laclede Gas Light Co., 35000; Mr and Mrs. Eugene D. Nims, $1700; 'down Clark street ‘and turned into | & Myers Tobacco Co., |'var B. McDonald. $1000; ' Mrs. Ruth Brown Obear, $1900. | and has obtained its full quota, but ' ' the | con- | of Rut- | Ste- | ' mentioned is the place where Mrs. Southwestern Bell Telephune Co., ‘Third street, ramming th _nafts of $6360; Union Electric Light and /tne pugey against his »~utemobik. Power Co., $6000; Thomas T. An- | (tt was eight o’clock in che ever'ng derson, $1800; Emerson Electri€! py wetealt was showirs tio lights. Manufacturing Co.. $1200; Liggett After the collision 1 tealf and $6000: Ed- his passenger, John McKinnon, a Graham | pind man, had a fist fight and $2500; Mrs. Sarab L. G Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Jones, $2000: Mr Jordan. $1000 Keech. $1000; Paper Co., Wilson, $5000; ert McKittrick and Mrs. Cl: E. Mrs. William H. so the testimony ran. The automo- bile was only scratched and so was the horse. There was no effort made by police to fix the miles per hour rate at which Metcalf was traveling. Metcalf’s passenger, in- reported all include Natu. Firms which have employes as subscribing Thompson was found guilty of vio- | Joe Crowe, a student last vear. | ‘public the Associated Press. PORTLAND, Tenn., Nov. 11-- i Two rescue crews of 20 men each A career of 51 years in St. Louis! hurrying to a wreck near Hender- during which she | sonville, Tenn. met disaster them- gained national recognition as a selves last night. Rail motor cars supervisor of primary education, | Which were carrying them collided ended today when Miss Mary yj. here, killing five men and injuring Brady was stricken with a heart '19, six seriously. attack in front of Marquette School, Two men had been killed and six 4015 McPherson avenue, at 9:15 | Persons injured when the Loutsville a. m. and died in her automobile & Nashville's crack Pan-American before a physician arrived a few |®truck an automobile and was de- minutes later. ‘railed. Calls for aid brought two Miss Brady was 69 years old ,train crews from Mitchelville and and resided with her mother. Mrs.| Fountain Head, Tenn, toward Ann Brady, at 3017 Lafayette ave- Hendersonville. nue. 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(Downstairs Store.) ‘Savincs Day 3 Ya, >] (Downstairs Store.) 200 Silk Scarfs Crepe Scarfs (Downstairs Store.) Women’s Blanket Robes | STIX, GRAND-LEADER BAER.& FULLER Book Ends, a Pair 2500 Yards Art Lace, Yd. Suitable cor — sane? 10c. work ~urt ns, wanted solid one aes tone effec t: 1 to 2 inch widthea Women’s Handbags, at Made of Dupont fabric, 88 of colors. well lined and nicely Rainproof Umbrellas at a wide selection Men's and Women's 9) Boxed Stationery 2 for $1 (Downstairs Store.) med.effects in to 8 in the lot. (Downstairs Store.) Women’s Shoes Window Shades Girls’ New Wool Dresses 9390 90 (Downstairs Stere.) Women’s Umbrellas at Seamless—T hursday Axminster Rugs A LOT of heavy grade se- cured at great price savings 9x12 Axminster Rugs 2428 Unusual $1 Specials Men’s Capeskin Gloves, $1 2 Women’s Union Suits, $1 Medium and Nghtweight cotton Union Suits In sleeve- less, knee-length style: come in sizes 36 to 44. *9 $1 Overalls & Jumpers, Ea of Bbeavy blue Genim. Overalls have bid and Solid Velour Scarfs with rayon frimged\ends: tapestry Boys’ Knitted Caps, at $1.00 May be had & plain colors as well as combinations; button ear flap style; come in all sizes. Men’ s Union Suits at $1.00 sleeves. full cut: Flannelette Pajamas, $1.00 an F tra sizes. 1000 ee, s & Misses’ Biswas Twills, Novelty Woolens, Plaids, Flannels, Wool Jer- seys, Tricosham, Satin de Chine and Knitted colors. Sizes 16 to 44 and a few extra sizes. (Downstairs Store. ) Shop Here Thursday—Remarkable Values in the 7th Anniversary of —DOowNSTAIRS STORE Child’s Union Suits Button -waist “Leader” 3 Poands $14 THE same good fee in the whole ground; suitable for or boiling. Will be upon request. Packed ip » ed cartons. Be (Downstaira Stes 17x35 Bath Towels, 6 for Heavy quality bleached Terry cloth $ 00 > = Boys’ Blouses 2 for $1 F have yoke neck (Downstairs Store.) Snagproof Trousers $2.34 81x99-Inch Sheets, at Philippine Gowns at Women's sd have § 00 $1.00 i embroidered and have fine scalloped édges: of good grade convent clo cloth. Baby Blankets, 2 for + . ’ . $1 39 Men’s Linen ’Kerchiefs $2 38 y oa ° Regular size, pure bad / high back: sizes 32 to 42; Jumpers are in sizes 26 to 44. : Irish Lit en Hand- 1¢ ic Ome in pink and inch hems. limit ‘1 nig Ng on All are in wae a oo colle enlene $ 00 Women’s Silk only egg emclg ers, tans, black V p try | as well as solid colors . Baby Dresses, 3 for in the newest patterns and Gift Handkerchiefs, ie Oxfords, straps runners, come in two styles of pretty floral Patterns. 4 colors for Fall Handkerchiefs, packed and step-in ’ + ° ' serge eta BE OM — = se Win Geren a Qe | miki Men’s ’Kerchiefs, 25 for $1 mor aria] acd § 00 . ° n olo - > 2 - hem st tite in f slight seconds en a eeanacen and Cuban en S erc e S, or in the lot; of a good grade oo ane |: of better grades. heels; 3 Men's all-white Handkerchiefs; soft finish, ready for good brand. infant ts sizes tq 2 — use; all] have \%-inch hems, Pat PeF and voke models: also of wash and ready , . Women’s Extra-Size Gowns Of fine cotton flan- $7.00 crepe or gro00d grade — melette in lone sleeve Babies’ Diapers, 10 for Girls’ Tab ag 2 for = RS i PS vam Novelty Gloves 7 - | Polychrome finish; Aiea Wd. Floorcovering | _.*o'vnpre sini $7. bleached Terry cloth selection of = styles; — white and some with ideal for gifts. or colored strines. 2P ] rs. Toilet Paper, 10 Rolls : High-grade “or A lot of soo Made of fine soft leather —. double stitching: come Union Suits eavy quality Women’ im- Felt base sue Toilet Paper: tll boxes of high- in wanted brown shades; sizes to 10%; seconds. with taped aneee Sheets _—— 23 ported chamois- Floorcoverin g 1000-sheet rolis; soluble IC . ouble beds; slight : : steame ade linen fin- shoulders sad seconds of a well- |} = suede fabric in ¢ choice pat | f"sacene7;| Women’s Batiste Girdles, $1 | =" >" mtoen rin Giorss wieh 7 -Painted Cand ps 48 sheets an ers; long : 3; ney dg for Hand uy ak cad y 48 envelopes in Waistline Girdles of pretty flora] striped Datiste with sleeve, ankle All-Wool Blankets, Pair wanted shades; itchen, etc.; inn: tien 2 ist the box; suit- solid elastic panels in sides; two ‘pairs of hose support- length; drop naa Aad yg yet eo come in sizes please. bring high grade “bath salts; C able for gifts. ors; sizes 35 to U6. seat; white; slight seconds; sizes $ 33 6 to 8%. measurements, in divi dually boxed. sizes a to 12. 60x80. 66x80 and 70x80 © (Downstairs Store.) en 159 pairs to —= Sheet Blankets 73c Ea. mercerized black cot- =% .68 ton sateen Umbrell In thea > 4 age a _ or Cc Part-wool and cotton Suits with long sleeves, ankle gize oTx27 in PP am ted $ 00 ANGie€s. ler ~4 ,, closed crotch; aT and random color; have bird's-eye cloth; poe. leece; sizes to % . Packed 190 j Dac Of Lawrence pee Cape Gloves, Pr. —— Headlight im package Good, heavy robing in many , uplex and Sna . f - Lined Canesk. Gloves Ta? 1 2Prs EP oOo Gi | ’ B th bes quality Bian- patterns and fn l-clasp style + Bs bors p.ain ol opaque rs. a on 00 ose, Trousers in as- ir $ a nies at kets in gray colorings; co l- uD t to 14 vears: shades 3 Shades on guar- sorted stripes: New patterns tan and some lars, cuffs and of tan and brown. anteed rollers; } ©. Wome: i's, In on in colors and black; have eg sealm- sizes 29 to 40: ne tabey ok of Lawrence $ 98 block plaids; 1e i “bac ok; high spliced heels and double soles; sizes 8 : anket cloth : 4 pockets bound W ; ° come in good e cor gn =p oe “ ag ' 7 guaranteed not FIbdO n tri mmed. =| ines shell stitched with silk rib- omen’s Kid $19 colors; com- a to rip, fade or $ to 14. ends; seconds; bon; sizes 36 imported Kia G) plete with fit- snag Women’s Short Aprons at aise 6 2 fee to 44. Witi fancy Cui fe: wi ide .98 tings; seconds. irts, . : : ne Sele tion of colors and $71.98 en’ Ss or or Of white cambric and inches. (Downstairs Store.) styles: Sizes 6 to 8. (Downstairs Store.) Mis ee made blue chambray Shirts h one pocket and . (Downstairs Store.) percale tn prt: nt patterns: (Downstairs " sizes 14% to 17. have pockets and rick- Cc , rack braid trimming. Ms 600 New di bread trays, Silver-Plated ere SPECIAL purchased group of including handled hich and vases, handled cake footed candy dishes and large bon- bon dish with feet. r000 ~=épieces shes, low fruit trays, C |Velour Table Mats | torus 20 a elour Table Mats | U=>r:!* = th novel- :$ .00 Ruffled Curtains | , ; Women’s Silk Hose Pomagersc : nl “wih Men's cotton outing flannel Pajamas. in two-piece ighams ai a 00 : , tyle wit rhit trimming; me in stripe - prints if ecomine 2 for $1 paragon tra umes. A&c S teres: poe = . Shy we he ee $ and nl cl necks, stripes > 1:00 Children’ - tors 2 Prs. et B 9 Li d K e k ‘ $1 Prs., ye er v asen ria’ Brocaded V pees s joree ° oys ine nIcKers a Brussels Carpet, Yard lo oe ab “yl no - tens’ with fur $ 00 Cross bar Of good strong fabrice in assorted p patterns and col- ie Allen “A” Serviceable pri nted Mats th combi- Scout sty] a FF her- margquisett e oO! pte = 7 to is years, also corduroy nickers in sises | Silk Hose with ebn ee 2 pattern wi th & 5 nation of dam- — — ~tn Curtains in full a : nb . a rders on sides: C . . r = i ask and velour, ‘Men’s Socks, 6 Pairs width; all have Boys Long Dante at $1 00 | | ne tage my . “Ys ond gold tin- _ Heavy wool - mixed $ te . beste es | pry ati Men’ s Work Trousers at se galloon; Socks in grav heather 00 A splendid assortment | of new patterns and rs ix | . ' Of good quality felt bottoms; : ange aes ‘ ait or 122 enciad papel cen em et full: come in sizes § ° Lé ; cane % Lf back; d ight tc ade. cu “t all and tooo to sell. sac amaanee sets to sell. pa Pete | — sec- well made have sus- $100 oncs. ende buttons anc (Downstairs Store.) | Women’s — Hose, 3 Pairs Downstairs Store.) 42x36 Pillowcases, 5 i. $1 (Downstairs Store.) J ~![,[00PS: Sizes 28 eT Hiave three- sea! med it — o pao f4— “=> $7.00 nae a ment ee Boys’ Se as , . in . ore assort tne e Just 32 : Women’s Sateen Slips of fancy colors: sites i= ew Fe 0 Fl L, 10 Y d $1 ann sties 3. 4. | a a a : $3.66 , P It Hats u anne ards, Flannelette Sleepers — Oa er - f $1 Men's = Socks, 3 Prs. $1 50 Heavy quality cotton 01 rd or —or™ tn medium and —— — anc! rk col orings; 7 Inches wi! for kin pin or carn td, Bs —_ T. . ae oe * Shoog Pal earne Y 4 arn ow Shoes A ening “yan "do ub) o Cc Ther Bab B 9 Wi ¢ $ iA Age of splendid wear 00 soles: si i¢ ¢ are 300 t it | , we F: 2c come in si es Made of dark 7 Oys in er ul S Children’s, of \—! é co o= ee ae ged eatese tn bodice Men $s Flannel Si - Felt Hats inal] The ts are of corded velvet and waists are of cotton annel- Nee top style; have wig yg the Fall shades twe p ry ie: es + u~ ¢ Aigmee: epee og es Bred a =a Seg Wool Serge 1'42 Yards al, center pleat ar a bDut- 64 ¥O plc @ “styl © izes 2 tc Oo sea an . re. ——— oe ton ontie: ex : me in >] .64 and black; suit- Wo S — Paps at- ! | _ Col re a and Dinch $ 00 com inations in : . . = citee 14 $5 7. abl f iss- .t t $1 00 tac ec; come in 7 for omen miss 1-2 str‘ped and ial; sizes 36 to W U 3 er ain webiccney, omen ’s wea ers a ee \\ \ { and chi \dren's Sone plain; 1600 40. Nomen s nion uits, 3 for : Women’s, of wool fn slipover style for wee | years. za ww Win-bes yards to sell. Tine Knitted cx folks in coat style. of — and y= ot y yo ne sizes a (Downstairs Store.) Suits is sleeveless and $ 00 Downstairs Store) 1 to 4 years: Wan ‘(Dewteniies Minted 28-Inch ee Yard (‘Dewnmalrs me) ey Sse Men’s Leather Slippers, $1 eee $00 a en’s non er Ouppers, ee oe - Tian? 28 iesha Taffeta Cushions Long Corsetalls at Brocade Girdles eve flenthle leather opin eng rubber face she | Zoe see — or 28° it — a "asins,. s/ sizes § to ll. Limit one pai r to a d Ils Biack awe 4 $7.0 striped a erial, (00d Quality, mer- ] 38 boned a cross the fror 2d $1 39 W SI; 2 P $1 50 cerized cott ot borin 00 $1. tea he fem aa $7.27 omens ppers, 2 Prs., ay C | svikcarani $7.00 Smt ceme A new of these Felt, Slippers with pempon en - A special lot etc. 36 inches Wide Bea ati ful 70. | Of peach and vamp; padded Ss. go rs; elzes 3 tc P » nch Linen Damask, Yard | & of 200 Dressed ; of changeable nisachea tines Tabs $700 cod novelty ma- 24x48 Rag Rugs 2 for $1 00 Dells tm eet | dente Gaue yg fayon taffeta: Damask ] 88 terials com- ? white dresses; ot “8 . ee well made with gee Wentional designs: bined with mer- Imported Rag Rugs in hit-and-mies style; closely ao only: bee ry k: brown ® attractive floral 0 inch=s © cerized elastic: woven with borders on ends; finished with fri age. len bole: tide. sears = en ornament; 1000 45-Inch oo Yard 12 and 14 inch W > | A y, 1 ] Sagoo : : ike head and}| 42-[n. Tubin s, 4 Yds —- wees gee os olin a omen $s gg or Bi etty ses Qood ‘hearty au . : y Y nm: x ineh : Oo a é , on eren —_ - sis e i va.ues P: owe ase Tubing = § -00 corms ser | Rae bits 1 Oe CDownataira Store) | arcibef "ana plasd designs; lent Sod dark cotore: Sans ownetaire Storey] $2 an4 42 inch widths ‘ews tairs S tore.) Csi avi ‘ Loe 45. OF WOOL jer- | because of |! oom damages sey in solid Dresses x. i ae. that are hardly noticeable or could be darned All quadruple-plated finish, large pieces excel- Sak tieainbin as good as perfect. All are seamless and f $ lent for holiday gift giving. A specially oo Gh gaa extraordinary values. Suitable for any room. or Phone Orders Accepted While Quantity Lasts se - ected group °o men's binations, beauti- woo 3 fully an 4 soe 4 THESE Dresses are the. samples — - > wr and surplus stocks of three aa doub trimmed; all large wholesalers of splendid easted models. have long made garments. There are many Paine in plain sleeves; sizes 7 styles, in most instances one or and half - belted ae 24 pease. two of a kind. Every Dress is models. Mostly perfect and come in the desired dark shades; sizes 34 to 44. (Downstairs Store.) STI Unusual Val Thursday M ” Kaus Geral (lee $1.00 Gas Oven that saves ti and fuel. Excellent for | ing and roasting. Raeies " Cone: $1. A well-made metal Cov for hot-air register helps distribute the heat and tect the walls hea Baby Basket $1.00 Heavy splint Basket—t 28 inches—has convenien swinging handles. Crumb Sedna: $1. Nickel-plated table Sw er, designed on the plan a carpet sweeper. Carpet Sw reeper. $1. Sweeper with metal c long handle and good qual ity brush. so ae a -— = =o ~ — —- a Fern Staad. $1.00 Fiber Stand for plants attractively finshed stands 30 inches high. Canistet Set. $1.00 s-Pc. Set — coffee. flour, sugar and white gold or silver fi Lisk Roaster, $1.00 High-grade chicken R er with special steam ¥ — Mop Wringer. $1.00 The Little Wonder is of metal and convem fits on any bucket. 5 ES Wax 2 tor $1.00 Two 1-Ib. cans of Wax for hardwood floors. Garbage Cans, $1. Large-size corrugated vanized iron Can with Hyacinth Bulbs 18 for $1.00 Spring 3 dosen for $:.cc.

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“Leader” Coffee] 3 Fpands $] -00 | "THE same good quality Cos. fee in the whole bean of ground; suitable for Percolator or boiling. Will be delivereg upon request. Packed in geal. ed cartons. (Downstairs Store.) f —9T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, 1926 _ STALM'"' POST-NISPAT*H See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4 and 14 TIX, BAER @ FULLER Brunswick Light Ray Records _ At 75ce Each Thinking—W altz. JST {i Wish You Were Jealous of Me. She’s Still My Baby. JIJO + ie One but You Knows How to Love. That’s a Good Girl. JIGO | eceie Cinderella. (Music Salon—Fourth Floor.) Novelty Gloves 2Prs. $1 Women’s im- ported chamois- suede fabric Gloves with novelty cuffs; wanted shades; come in geizes 6 to 814. (Downstairs Store.) a Fur-Trimmed Coats rust, brown, blue and red; misses’ and women’s styles in sizes 16 to 42 only; just to sell at this low price. (Downstairs Store.) Of velour in] , Sheet Blankets quality Blan- kets in gray, tan and some block plaids; shell stitched ends; seconds; size 66 x Bo inches. (Downstairs Store.) 600 New Handbags pocketbook style;; black, brown, tan, green, blonde, blfe and red; well made and lined. (Downstairs Store.) 50-In. Drapery Damask $1.68 se Lustrous yay- on damask in beautiful pat- terns and color combinations in striped and pliin; 1600 yards to sell, (Downstairs Store.) Men’s Lumberjacks $1.98 Of wool and cotton mixture with washable jack lastic knit- ted bottoms an 2 pockets wi button flaps, have duplex collar; ali sizes. (Downetairs Store.) 56 Men’s Wool Overcoats Thrift Avenue The Buy-Way of St. Louis Electric Globes. 2 for 25c Closing out all electric glass Globes for ceiling fixtures and wall brackets. Dollar Sale of Housewares Unusual Values Are Offered in This Event Starting Panty Dresses, 95c Pretty little Panty Dresses made of attractive prints and plain col- ors with touches of hand em- Thursday Morning at 9 o' Clock on Our Fifth. Floor Dollar Dale of Toys - mpd thee Moen wr 6 — | Many Interesting Values Are Offered for Thursday , Women's Bloomers, $1.49 Sere Ter ye at i f ict China Tea Set Mechanical Toys Character Dolls ~N 7 ie Black Charmeuse 40 Inches Wide “12 An excellent quality of black all-silk Charmeuse with a lustrous finish—de- sirable for frocks. Special- ly priced Thursday. | (Square 25—Main Floor.) Boudoir Cases lo6x22 Inches. $3.95 Pillowcases of fine Irish linen ase ex Quisitely embroidered in solid and cut-work designs around filet mecullions. Skillet Set, $1.00 Griswold iron Skillets— No. 3 and No. 8 size—a very Lamb Mould. $1.00 convenient Set. Cast iron Mould in two Brea kfa St Sets sections—excellent for bak- . ing cake for children. of Linen A eS Mime SY / | Crumb Sweeper. $1.00 | Nickel-plated table Sweep- er, designed on the plan of Ve a carpet sweeper. ne Si Woven of fine linen : | SBE yarns in waffle damask : me /f patterns with checked — tr [4 borders in colors — Sé- around motifs of real neat Jacquard designs. LAKE Sing - : inch cloth and 6 napkins, filet and edged Special price, 79¢c “gee . ? 13X13 ~ with ME $3 ova Ventilators, 2 tor $1.00 susan inches $2.95 stlét.. .. 2 ’ Limens—Second Floor. Bread Box, $1.00 _ Diamond E Ventilators, 11 inches high, adjustable metal Medium size roll-top white | : enameled Bread Box. THE ARCH PAESERVER Presents Styles Exceedingly Smart— In Models That Give Comfort Well-groomed woman may now successfully com- bine style and comfort in her footwear, for Arch Pre- server Shoes are designed on the smartest and most graceful lines, yet built with the concealed arch and flat innersole that supports the foot and prevents pinching. Typical new models are: The Judith Two-tone effects are ex- tremely fashionable as indi- cated by this four-strap model of suede with black kid or patent leather The Sonny A smart two-strap Sl'pper | daintily fashioned of patent Electric Toaster, $1.00 leather or black kid with in- Upright style—toasts two teresting cut-out pieces of bread at once. patterns The Overbrook The newest version of the in | & ' Oxford in blonde kid trim- | + , >>. , med with brown kid, $13 50. | | | e Patent leather trimmed with Handmade Luncheon Sets All-Linen Da mask An oval runner and 12 Linen tablecloths may doilies, 12x18 inches are be imexpensively | made exquisitely embroidered from this fine Damask in eg Piceet Sweeper. $1.00 Sweeper with metal ‘case, long handle and good qual- Big Boys’ Overcoats Sizes 10 to 17 n a Special Selling at $9.28 Unusual buying oppor- tunities are afforded in this specially priced group of 100 Coats—broken lots se- lected fram our regular stocks. Some are tailored in English box-back style; others half-belted. All have wool plaid linings. Very excellent values. Sizes 10 to 1/ years. \ a ' Clothes Basket. $1.00 Choice of large-size splint Basket or medium size Bas- | ket of willow. Se rving Tray, $ 1.00 4! | Large Tray with mahog- | any frame and attractively Fern Stand, $1.90 decorated glass center. Fiber Stand for plants is attractively finshed and stands 30 inches high. a ————— oo: 3 White Enamelware 9 tor $1.00 Canister Set, $1.00 Choice of covered sauce- s-Pc. Set — coffee, tea, | pan, dishpan, strainer, col- flour, sugar and cake—in | ander, tray or pudding pan white gold or silver finish. | ; ! * eee Reel, $1.00 100 feet of high-grade Clothesline on handy revolv- ing reel. There is not a wide se- lection of each kind but al! sizes are represented in the selling. There are browns, dark grays and fancy mix- tures from which to choose. a Cake Cover, $1.00 Decorated metal cover; keeps pastry fresh and clean. Lisk Roaster, $1.00 (Boys’ Own Store, Fourth Floor.) High-grade chicken Roast- ef with special steam vents. Armstrong Linoleum Four Yards Wide—Shecial at, Sq. Yd. 8c An excellent assortment of designs in beautiful block, tile and hardwood patterns is offered in this good quality Armstrong's Linoleum. On account of the extra width, it will cover the average room with- out a seam, and is a remarkable value at this price. Oiitis Li | dull and black satin trimmed | | . oe or with black . Trash Burner, $1.00 Cookie Press, $1.00 $12 “WN 7 Heavy wire basket with | An aluminum Press that The Little Wonder ismade | cover—excellent for burn- | is very handy when making of metal and conveniently ing leaves and trash. | fancy cookies. fits on any bucket. | | . } al ‘ “ | ' ; ‘Shoes—Main Floor.) Mop Winger, $] 00 - oehg Sessions Chime Clock Sh ee Tambour in Mahogany Finish O-Cedar Mop, $1.00 Cushions, 2 for $1.00 Large, chemically treated | Black leatherette-covered yes y ty \% i "YY 1% ie Ld gf a ER eyrce ' &, Inlaid Linoleum High-grade Inlaid Linoleum—the kind with the colors built through to the burlap back, in- ohnson's Wax _ PAGE 5 MAN SHOOTS HIS WIFE AND SELF DURING ROW { ‘John D. McCul'om, in Negée, | Says Woman Refused to | Prepare Coffee. In the presence of his daughter | and grandchild. John D. McCollum, .63 years old, 4423 Deimar bouie- ‘vard, yesterday seriously wounded — |his wife, Mary, 41, and then turned ithe weapon, a 12-gauge double-bar- _reled shotgun, upon himself. While ‘lying wounded on the floor he then wrote a note telling his reason for the act. An argument began shortly be- fore 3 p m. yesterday when Mc- Collum threw eggs at his wife when she refused to prepare some coffee. He walked out of the kitch- _en, where this encounter had taken place, saying to Mra Roy Lawegn, a boarder, “I just threw two eggs ‘at my sweetheart.” Boarder Calls Policeman. He became angered. running into ‘his bedroom and seizing the gun. Mrs. Lawson ran out of the house scréaming and called Patrolman Joseph Boggs, attached to the Page Boulevard District. who was off duty and driving past the house in his auto. Boggs ran into the housec, his revolver in his hand. Tle met McCollum at the foot of the stairway. where he was re- loading his shotgun. Mrs. MeCo!- | lom lay wounded on the floor. , Upon seeing Boogs McColiom first leveled his wepon at the policeman. then apparently changing his mind, | he placed the gun's muzzle to the | right side of his own jaw and fired. | As he tay at his wife's side he asked for paper and pencil. Writ- ing with difficulty he scrawlad; \“I shot my wife twice. I killed imyself. My wife was too hari ;} boiled. This fight started 2years ,ago when I tried to correct ny fehildren. I was sick and she ‘(wouldn't even get me some coffer.” | At the home it was stated that Mrs. | McCollum told her husband there | was no coffee in the house but he refused to believe her. Daughter Sees Shooting. _ Mrs. Minnie Schrieber, daughter of McCollum, whose husband con:- /mitted suicide*in the same house 'two years ago, witnessed the shoot- ing of her mother, andi then fle 1 with her fonr-year-old daughter to a neighbor's house. ' McCollum was a coal miner but /has not worked for eight years, hiv wife operating a rooming house at the Delmar boulevard address. At ‘the Citv Hoepital it was found Mr: . McCollom was shot in '4and and breast. FERDINAND ORDERED TO REST ‘Rumanian Kigg’s Doctors Forecast | His Recovery From Alilment. By the Associated Press. _ BUCHAREST, Nov. 17.—King |Ferdinand has been forbidden by his physicians to receive his Min- istérs or to do any tiring work for ‘the present. The physicians, who ‘include the noted French expert, 'Dr. Raoul Bensaude, have signed a bulletin, predicting satisfactory results from the treatment the _King is undergoing. Ferdinand's ailment is sigmoid- itis, or inflammation of the large intestine. Arresied After Reporting Robbery. | Policemen summoned to a cigar store at 618 Hamilton avenue at 3:30 p. m. yesterday to obtain a re- port of a $40 holdup in the store a ‘few minutes before, found two rac- | Ing forms and arrested the proprie- tor, Thomas Brancom, and his ievlerk, John Werner, 609 North Newstead avenue, on charges of | “suspected of gambiing.” Brancom and Werner reported they were held /up by two youths, who took $49 lfrom Werper and then ran from the store o BALANCE LIKE RENT, WEEKLY A wonderful enpertaiiis to > ied ae Bh e , . : . Tenpeames ious : - I ’ Seay sagan . _e oem ~ ~*~ in a ee , P ; eee Phang ew nyztar ath te Wh ipliiee nsgie he 1 Sale Aa aoc NNN Sm = 2 « . ” s” * * . nei sd rye my > 7 im . ee Sy Sas es Bsa ection Rite skew Lae Ode A Ned eben ioe oe Pe apnea Wr three o vot eee oe et Rell ne ae ee eee ef, eee “be Deg? wy. ar Baal Oia cae a ae : ae he eae feels, aa ee yey eet Sere Teper Rey P a the right els | ren doe SN IO Bg) Rane Ve a) ‘ oie ~~ -vedbes eee Sees ee ee ae See - ~ a prs Se oe A pete . _— . a - apne — — a apres ann a mee A GC at NRT oF ae go Ne tes IR nt BOI RAY HE te me Ne - uataee te suring bright colors as long as the linoleum i¢ on the floor, is attractively $I 39 s priced at, square yard. (Sixth Floor.) own a high-grade Used Electric Grand Piano, fin- ished in mahogany. You must decide quickly. A selection of rolls and ches included. All fer only $595. Guaranteed for many years 6f musical pleasure. ' Open Nights Till 9 O'Clock § Worzilzer 2 for $1.00 Two 1-lb. cans of paste Wax for hardwood floors. Garbage Cans, $1.00 coats in single Large-size corrugated gal- be d —* “Be — 7 vanized iron Can with cover. Jai | reasted models. - | CAL Come in plain | Hyacinth Bulbs 2 ; d Bottle Capper ap Full-size Broom of good —. . erry Ag eg : | | shades; nt Bulbs now for early | 7 Spring flowers. Tulip Bulbs, All-metal adjustable Cap- | polished handle. It is in the regular mantel size, to inches per with roo bottle caps. CPifth Floor.) high and 22 inches long, in tambour shape. sizes 34 to 44. (Downstaire Store.) 3 dozen for $1.00. | : sa (Clocks—Main Floor.) dust Mop with long handle. | padded Chair Cushions. A ms °. wages | : 7 Wall Brush, $1.00 group of men’s | gll-wool Over- NE EE TT TT A a A = — — ~ —— ease ~~ — ns em ce ce ee nem Every mantel] is more at- tractive with a aor like this—in two-tone mahogany - veneer finish with silver ¥ Ko dial and double-rod chimes x ’ e. which strike every hour and c half-hour. Gray bristle Brush with convenient long , handle for walls or ceiling. Carpet Brooms 9: for $1.00 AN CI A ALLE LIE LLL TIT s eo — > | AC ON LAL A LOL EL AL LL ALA LI! ,

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 1), 1926 F pas: woe 7 eons at tes PB ae wai . et Sh ae i %: vom . wage > TRA SE te TS ort eee PO IS ee eee =ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH etm Sct an, Ph - Meane 7 Music Rolls Soap Combination |{ Medium Ivory | { Boys’ “Longies” | | Boys’ Union Suits | | $1 & $1.39 Shirts | | Men’s Lisle Sodg}g ‘“/O"**" 7" } 2 f a i Backed by mamutacturers ‘ ; a $- - 4 3 for - Lng ar art 16 Bars for Trousers 2 for AP or eeeee 10 for Rae E $ guarantee. Special! ¥ — All the latest hits Ivory 30c¢ . es x) Men's fine dress : ; S E (Nagents—F eurth Fleer, Seuths . a Wen Wi Imperial 4 cans Chic . Procter & Wide lees, cuff ng-sleere. = Shirts of a Col TS, assorted =. i and Service and all- Such numbers as Cleaner ...-20e Gamble 6-oz. size bottoms, long ‘ slight! } Some irregul os lars, some —s —_ payouts a | silk chiffons; ir- Bye Bye. Blackbird S bars P. & G. Ivory, limit of Trousers, in neat Union Suits, ft exiled and museed ot Bear Brand. ae t : | a Se one order to a dark colorings, color; also from handling; col- This Hiose is well ae S regular wanted Cherie, I Love You $1.50 Valee nts wool-mixed cass!- sleeves, knee le , lar-attached and knowt for its 2 4 colors; some have a , saa : customer. meres. with belt in all sizes 2 neckband styles. Bro- wearing qualities er No Phone, Mail or loops; all sizes 4 Some slight irregu- ken sizes 14 to 17. —buy a seasén reinforced lisle ere Cc. O. I. Orders to 16 years. lars. ; While 600 last. supply. garter tops. (Bargain Basement.) | (Bargain Basement.) (Bargain Basement. (Bargain Basement.) E (Bargain FE (Bargain Basement.) | > Women’s Full-Fashioned RY Se ee, wh Agee 4 ne a mee ster ty tenant mie, we. ide Vato bg psp er OOS ee a eee ere ST a a ee Ce ee (Bargain Basement.) ; ————~ « C ) i 2 f A » > wl - SER WOMEN’S ostume Slips, or. . . | " . 3 rad Tre / 9 to * 5 eer! be ty : te | ——— ROOT BS — shes OE: eo aa yaad a eS a ae. me ; : rae : . OR IS . = ancy ur owe $, sp Satie ae “EN SFr ie A oe ae PRN REE OD a NN Oe Ra Ann 2d, . 4 ‘ Ae. : a a eel Tay te Sty + ae we dag oe ee 3 imonos ges8 — stripes eateea a ~—™ Ae wey a A . Tact ; pr . —* ‘ ; . J =i ~S ce = hs gr" ‘ »* “Ss oe - ee y Brak tT On imntic igh ie Be ns ” > 7 hl te 4 - , a a . oe ’ ‘2 zy / . 4 ‘s 7 “y 4 we - " ae eae =. . r . re ; 3 : es + aa ~ wa — as. Pe; “¥ » * L , ul . in shades. ty & ; Le eS ; x 7 Rs : 1 ae , . * — & gi Fh ee . it pte ye . 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' : = + ie ; r eats am wat ‘ “+ >> & s> J , : a oo ae a a. . @ . =~ e ey es, he an “ om ’ o es , ™ 2 . , ‘ . : - ®t ae - ES tut Bag : a, & a . el F _ ’ >, en . & ‘> Be . hi _ li ") coven tact. wy Le ed! oo - — » ~ : Koy tO, D ape mo cay {dae ~ Bed | \* : wits & aed id = * ~ Sh - Foe , : eS Be ‘ * = oe . ° i ss = ~* a Se Fen. . +; “0 ‘ ~* ‘ ts ° . : " ~. . ~..! 4 vy. . iat: Pete be Dt .>° ey * is ~ ee * ei Sa tae ve 2 he f ; ‘ . . Y ~ i d - a . ‘ r ‘Nee’ * f : , ” ; abe . . te ~ es ae a2% Women’s $ ‘Crepe Bloomers & $1 Kimonos.” Jus —s 2 for sia 9] 4 = a ene Bloomers and Step-Ina, oy 60 in reinforced, _— oo Heavy e-stitched cottan OE” trimm d with peat 1 = ’ ) ° Sweaters, big roll collars. cost = : | siyie. gTay Sbades ies. Sizes 3#-44. lengt hs. ieMleached Main, Women’s Silk and sob pebeakaes \\\1) |) im pg 2 Women’s High Shoes... ruffie: tie-backs to tie a kid nan 6G } f Yy ° mt - Wetle chart | ) / with full 12 ards 15 ~ OMDINAalons, ANG wie Cie ; ae satch = mh (oc a welt soles, Full 40 inches widt th, = = l r osier ) r2ect at Sizes O%4 bo %. 1 Jf oe —————— f en heels. — nhalTow “1 y ttl ff/f s. Sizes to 7 \ " oe a te a a Re ee cc | a or a Y iv rp 7 " op Tey pre iliese bah " eo . . , . we 7 . renter - 4 5. Opes - wry SH Oe -s2 OR A ee Ee vee qagriaies od — 7 a Pade ae WAY \ MPL SOL 20c Colored Childr aS AA hh fy AS en’s Shoes ..... 2 Prs. Boys’ Overalls ail Play : Vj Y Chambray, 8 Yds. ees CT _ Straps, pumps and some Bleached Muslin, } UY" ie dace Bleached : Suits; Each . $] A a 36-inch 2 to 10 | ; ems. Low’ Shoat Gime - § Blue denim = rard lengths good Hig h =: _sa0es s.zes 3 to 5. cae Desirable r e m na 8 men and boys range of solid col- e. ae eng ths. 7 — long and Z Shirts, aprons, etc. ors. Suitable for iain ; oom, las 7 see 3 to 8." x = $1.29 on $1.75 turn sole, fu 90-Inch Pepperell | Sheeting, 7: all the wanted’ euida, teas ree pe Juliets in Smoking Stands 22¢ Cheviot Shirt- ag samples. & res ‘to 5 ow. : Men’ $ Slippers . ....-; $f Neat, well mace , c*eees anc complete a . , r ‘ am $4 ¢. ; “ een i a ‘ Be i pe een , hiniel + eva’ ® dent mre oor) a ele) ‘ 5 on OEE Ge Cee ns : BRET Se a Pe Brassieres, 4 for oy .- j \° rgé ‘ ' * Z " , + . 4 " _— ; ts cKers | ify + ay ° pe Brassieres, in j j .- ‘ ‘ “ . aie ; ‘ . . e . - strie 7 3 a! $1.69 Blankets Star ‘rey 2 Yards. ¢ $ £ | | | Drawers s, 2 for . + ae | large dump truck Age 66x80 size. rood ight inches wide brussels Stair - oS Black Rerersigpali> strous cual- i} ‘\ , fleeced Shirts and Drewers. firet q shoe games, alur Se ee Ee ee OS Pst ae a ee MS FO dolls. doll "beds, — Rasduced Rug Border, neat cassimerse. dark colorings | |} $1.50 Black Satin Duchess — Excellent : , loomers. —_-—- pool tables, rock sienaihd = an » é broken : sv. } tw 5 in: ~h . rO Wis, “*) ae i€ —s S - : : g ro val . | 200 ¥, 36 inches wide, yard. | 2 ee 25c Dress Ginghams, building sets, . Blac kK Nove ity Crepe—Shadow portunity of buyin better Un- Women’ s - Kimonas i .$] : wheelbarrows, ' . ai c} LOCK we ive, 40 in ches wij de. var d. ww pm se. These - o lannelette and rene f a iron toys | namei- . or 4 Felt Base Mats, “4 for... | sitccameien Seamemani’ a “Feit. ees Mats sh OR in 8 neat eeleetion. patterns, eee Eee —AF Ee ee ee cermin garments hare been greatly re- in new floral patt —— h Guced from our regular stock. all ew flo Siess SA to o4. > «me —- 2 ee i Ormers =e 2c Dress Percales ag 7 Yards for 36-inch. rood sasortment of wanted shades. small WEEEIIAP SBT 3 Ss RE ; en ee . grt STEN as ies at ‘ ele sey REE ed chin? ee > : | 4 45- Inch Drapery Gauze sarge izes ln i 10 ij nen A pron OF mInghnam tamped Gowns, 2 for__ ( Bargain Basement.) P sta. 500 Fall | ys’ uuberinak 7 cn amb: ii retiy i nay and 1 1, Yards "aclive Gesigns , 3? rieg s)zee WRaLe » ~% paen’>, ~~ a Ft + ‘ ~ ren” wy She) tay - - a or Ps ait lh a tee ; ag vhangh H io cp RAI cAI A a ag eR en St ig i pat te hg eae ADO AON oe Np lh RES ah 4 ey _ Hemstiteched and lope i : Pillowcases stampet cn gon! | $3.95 and i fancy peresles. in checke and a t ni coi mana quality ‘muslin, all ready m de. Stair Treads, 2 Doz, for $ silk and fiber. want | \ — $4.95 Hats 7 =—s es: ail first quality: collar- gold herders Kin Fes (tanhat Bitacne style sizes @ to it 2st Rx 1 = Ty geod Deas vy wated rubber Stair Treada merges Bowen | ¢ eo Men’s $1.39 Union — ee a > Kindle : | ; 8 ular pod | All- agic Fire Cheaille Rags, Each. =§ H - J selling. Veldurs, Teli | _— Each “tr Tablclt, 3 Cortens for " Plain an '1:iDS Misses for short or a. seconds gultabie ie hugs own | ervic et , = curtains, ” SC AIO 8 a eee. oe) - on SG 9 FE es tie > UJ Paget 3 OE Sty naga ate a ; re ats aia! : nae Ls PY. P 4 Kes % y ee ee Wee s ony ED me Meith oad ‘ ~om, porn’ + egy wig: oe cee a at ar a ROPER 8 gettes and crepe satins — Dresses for street, party and New styles, new fabrics, = $1°. : new coloring, and tailored r 4 tonal valuee at AN § Girls to fit correctly and give Silk and All-Wool Dresses Coats maxim uz ri . J 75 ew Shipment 0 aR m of service. Let’ epediciiy senee. Oe $9. 85 | . ust & ars “white Broadcioth, Rayon, Stripes, Novelty Striped Broadcioths. Fancy mted broadcicoths. neat } Sueno oS Patterns, some siight i em gg high grades included. “5 en on At fall-lined, fur-trim- All sizes, for men of ma- Quick disposal Thursday — be ; med Coats for all-sround ae ture years, young me c J well made and full cut, priced for quick igh 0 a ws rate Ag = re Regt oe disposal Thursday. Sizes 7 to 17 sa cag ee rs Cice selection. ~, neat Basement.) Z All full-lined, fur-trimmed Coats, i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i a i hi i i i i OK a ype es: s ee ee a a a a a a a ae

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Men’s Lisle Socks 10 for .... Colors, assorted sizes, mill rejects of “Bear Brand.’ This Hose is well known for its wearing qualities —buyYy a season supply. (Bargain Basement.) . Costume Slips, 2 for. . Of good quality stripes oniied feotton) in high shades. Sizes 36 to 44. Women’s Flannelette v alue cotton flanne!) on ge° sleeves and double -16° _and 17 . 008 a Gowns. yoke. Si Men’s Swe ters Ileavy my stitched cotton Swe aters, big eee, oe siyle. gray hades, Women’ $ High Shes... , calf and black kid enc s ‘arith _ odyear welt soles, ‘ Cub an hee M osuly narrow niths. Sizes So 7. Children’ s Shoes Straps, pumps -_ geome high Shees, colored and Plain leath- ers. low Shoee gizes to 13. Hig h $} hoes sizes 3 to S itt a Women’s Juliets. ee $1. id = $1.7 * «ee 9 turn sole, fur and. ribbon trimmed Juliets in all the wanted co lors, Many BaInples Ss) zea to 5 only. Men’s Slippers Brown leather, warm Ilned . Ope: & Slippers with soft padded 80) les, 3 _Sizes to il Women’s and Girls’ Low Shoes Odds and ends of straps and Oxfords rebneed fo higher-priced lines; some gsolled from display. Sizes to Ve Men’s “Bear Brand” Socks assorted colors; ey rat quality; cotton™ excellent medium- weight Sock. (Bargain Basement.) Men’s 75c Shirts and Drawers, 2 for ...... 5] Heavy cotton-ribbed, slightly fleeced Shirts and Drawers. first quality, ecru color. Sizes 36 to 44 Shirts, of to 42 Drawers. ——— = ae 25c Dress Ginghams, 32-inch fine quality: in small and large checks and plaids, also plain shades; 2 to To yare Jeng 18. 39c Cotton Foulard 4 Yards | 88-inch printed Foulard, ‘dark —EEOO grounds, neat designs; 2 to yard Je nethrs. 25c Pajama ‘Checks 7 Yards for :$] oa aoe assortment of o6-inch, wanted shacte —_ genre eoft quality: = to jens the. 20c Dress Ginghams 8 Yards for ... , 32-inch 10 to 20 yard lengths. sinall che ‘ks and niaid effects. _—— ~~ ~~ Artificial Drapery Silks Per Yard Assorted patterns and colors; piendid for all drapery ~ pur- puse’s., 45-Inch Drapery Gauze 11> Yards $ | —w High luster, excellent quality: will make drapes curtains i ii LL OR, eplendid r ove rhangings. Cotton Drapery Pongee h luster finish in the mu: ch. wauied pongee color: epaes cng for curtains or drapeés. Px e to match. 18¢ sc yard. Magic Fire Kindler @ certons for ........ $ 12 bricks to a earton: in- despendable fi or furnace @r slove. A sure fir or campers and motorists oe, away with bulky kindling- —~): | Size 8rx105 Regularly $9 $5.00 green — ster at- aed 3 Rayon Bedspreads - 4 Dollar $1.65 ‘‘Mirro’’ Griddle Pan $1.75 "Wall Clocks 65c 17-in. Galv. Coal Pans, 3 for $1.50 Garbage Cans, in large size $1.50 Toilet Paper, 15 rolls $1.75 French Plate Mirrors $1.50, $2.50 Baskets, wide choice $1.50, $2.50 Sturdy Pocket Knives (Fourth Floor, South.) y, Housewares $1.75 Aluminum Covered Roasters. $1.50 Percolators, 9-cup size $1.95 4-Pc. Saucepan Sets WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17. NUGENT “The Store for All the People’ PAGE 7 1998 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . —— Records Released Thursday New tunes that will enliven a dull evening at : : : home. This week's releases feature latest dance And enjoy daily its many melodies. Let Us have the pleasure of playing these : conveniences. Credit Of- selections for you : fice, Fifth Floor. ' we ae 7 Open a Charge Account PROKROGAAPHS AMS ASCORES Sale of 1500 Smart Lavishly FUR-TRIMMED COATS Actual $35, $40, 45 and $49.75 Values “. ie oe % : ; Why We Sell Such Marvelous Fur-Trimmed Coats Is Explained by Manufacturers’ Surplus Stocks A backward season (exceedingly warm weather during October) forced manufacturers to unload their stocks. Certain big New York manufacturers offered to let us have our choice of stocks at almost unbelievable concessions. The result is that it is years since we have offered such marvelous Coats just before Thanksgiving for only $28. Every Coat Is Beautifully Trimmed With Fur Moufflon Cat Lynx Blended Skunk Mandel Manchurian Wolf (Dog) Caracul Nutria Squirrel Tails Wolf Included are such lovely fabrics as Padrona, Chamosuede, Velour, Vel- sheen, Velverette, Fawn-Suede, Petit-Tip, Alvarado, Imported Mixtures, Tweeds and Large Plaids. New styles are pirate sleeves, smart ser™ and full blouse effects, dolman and wrappy styles, straightline silhouettes. (Second F igor, North.) \, o (Wh ' f 2% » Juniors’, Misses’, CS? Women's, Larger Women’s and Stouts N EW WINTER SILKS !$1 Reserves Your Cedar Chest 48-Inch Heavy Flat Crepe; of blue, tan, gray, green, black or ivory 36.Inch Changeable Chiffon Taffetas; in new li~ht and Gark-COlors. .. 0.0 csccdidecsccvdes 40-Inch Black Satin Charmeuse or Crepe Satin; heavy dress quality 40-Inch Silk-and-Wool Poplins; brown, Pekin blue, henna 54-Inch Printed Crepe de Chines and 40-Inch Printed Georgettes. Yard 40-Inch Crepe Satins; tiffin, blue, jungle green or red. brown. Valencia Yard Buy on the Christmas Club Plan—$1 Down and $1 Weekly $24 Cedar Chests __ ; ¥] 85 (me ood red cedar (Jueen Anne de $40 Cedar Chinese 50 Solid red cedar in walnut finish with tloor decorations: wainut finish; i8° — 48x19 3 x20 ees hina $55 Treasure ee Solid cedar in walnut finish. Panel lid; 49u22227 $2.50, $2.98 and $3.50 Qualities (Main Fleer, Seuth.) | (Fearth Fleor, North.) B. NUGENT & BRO. D.G. CO. a ps a 1 r ’ is RE, ts ia px bert Sant frmpaees eS es Coed ag te a nama ag ne 4 Sadi pretiy est tek ae 1 a K Ware . a f Te +e oy ow Pee Pera ropes ~ te a decker th. «ths ri atin = “at A pv ¥ loa : vagaries, ut iene gains osreb . os es 1 nearing eS ee : ~ a a ee TF etn he AO tte Gat oat 4, 2 anit ee fh Me ry . aw a “ a sah, rks “ : on a . be . a ‘ ” « A aia A eal Peale coating i SO ee ee Gy at & - » « ~—> ™ . a aeeer + an . — - in ee Palak AAD je eS ee (Ab aa SO 8 , & " on ~ On a tig te aye ee x a eailiadiiaal mites a ene Sacsiteih OT ne erecta atta laninretsina atlanta Nit Nee, iii NN LCL NCO ALMA eee att ett a ery ome il CN eee " ae re oe - wes were sen 2 . “ A A EOL AO NGL IAB: CREE NR ONY EE PET PL OL AOL ELLE Ph CGE OE TRG ELS LE LORE ELE LE NE A! IO AA API AE RY OS STI 1B 6 le beh RS OR ee I See ~vlee « on ee eres - peti MW Nd .

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WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Fra IN RATE INCREAS | - . Health—or sickness! | Astonishing N ews — i Ideas for Preparing and Servin | Eg | The Butteri kIT CA “SUPREME” YF — — 10 STAND IND FFINTELY The choice often rests with you | || —For the First Time in the 7 Years This Sep UNDREDS of recipes and : Has Been Offe ring Quality Appard H this Cook Book. $2.50. Overlooked Appeal Taken by! | oy a ae | ONCE, the causes of | We Announce i . eee, ee | i ! ERE is sheer Joy in taste! A unique Mailed to your address anyu so 4 remembrance gift or a delicious in the-Un:ted States. «» Posta refreshment, always convenient. Fruit prepa:d — 1 Ib. $1.40 2 “ef F ity of St. Louis Halts , many dangerous disor- | : = Store | Hours: : Daily 9. 00 to 5: Cake ‘‘Supreme” contains the finest nuts, $2.65 + 3 Ibs. $4.00° 5 lbs. $6.00. EEG = | imported glace fruits, pure air-line honey sitll tofth a. pr, ———s ders such as kidney . Ss ™ : Lcenose eter rainy mene , - io" re" 3 eee | «Cttroubles, rheumatism, | a a e of re % & A and the oldtime pre-war moisture (speaal beautiful Metal Box. which ret oe dt rt. Thi ¢ a for 39¢, soc, TSC and $1.00. By the Jefferson City Corres pond- | ooo P See | neuritis, seemed obscure : government permit.) $ moisture causes ent of the Post-Dispatch. BS: Pe fo physicians. Then it | | it to amprove with age and guarantees its meee eememenan!}| JEFFERSON CITY, Nov. 17-— E Ste | was discovered that all At the Sensational Low Price of © . CE 9 SOT oe we o ~ a6 ,= +a ne rate i Inc re Seu b * ir¢ . - > ho Lit a es. : freshness. in effect in St. Louis tie almost 17 cei ‘ill mail meri | 2 Ba SHES nesses developed from ’ tked ir Beautiful drt Metal For this coupon and 10 cents we « io ene 1 Gao === nots fas ' | : _ ceeioe’ setting you a sample of our “Fruit Cake Supreme.” months, may stand tv a) iad | Be : 7 decayed teeth which | ; * : - 18 months more as @ resuit Of a | : distributed disease | : for the Jewel ot Cakedom. a re | ge to other parts of é ) the lic Service mag ewan h term. | \ Pastr Sho S ’ i 2 Publ 7 sada nc ra he iz — tae wi . . ’ felsheimer y P Sergio cam Sata wemeouieness: | Once you realize this | 7 Main Office. 5729 Delmar Boul., St. Louis, Mo. yee amg sontinu ation, proceedings | danger it is up to you to make a choice. Will you meni . |takes the shapeof an appeal filed | “take a chance” of disease or will you safeguard your | FN eee” eee” eae” “ense” “tase” “tune” “Sones” | by the City of St. Louis in Supreme | health by the proper care? If you decide on the safe | Th rsda , at 8) A M. - — a 7 a — fy; Court against a.Circuit (ours Ceci> | sidé, remember this all-important fact: u y % tuo frequently such sick- | , | I IG RI Ahern Caen. my « 7 . a " - nass nar yee * BT ee, aa 4 ate. Be A werhe on agate». vtiihica-o ANP agiRpes tok a ilaikap okie Rianne tela an £ 5 : pn aa anniek ah piss fen at east aac stain ee. eto ort Habre tes Sa ae . ‘ So te SIAR a ete iB apt GRE gis aaa “ fo ’ ‘ ere ‘ Soythes dein x Ws? I - - P she - oy 1 y a Py ‘ * *. FADS Pom uw oy, es CORSE 35 tice telat C “ iiows, sg as art Yr bined Mr we we Cort RCE a! wees wie. Niger snoop mat gp ne at ithe hands Oe ee ee ee NP 2 sas . : : Ak teas eee a NOP hn sien Rati ws , , wad ' : ‘ Bey idee Se =) “s a ” ' oe ee es ¢ ae wen ae * a eS ee i a ee a> ; : : : ————— ; : —— ~— EEE — = You can clean the surfaces of your teeth, but no : tooth-brush can reach between the teeth or into the A marvelous special purchase of two days ago, carslre A | re: i the higher court, the . I teal has the effect of calling a halt | little V-shaped crevices along The Danger Line, where ¢ i ] | . - TQ U T | ane Bryant WwO0 be | rie ee pons + aged | teeth meet came. : : eaiaee believe it. enables us to offer this sale | Orthophonic | Agogo os.» gg anagem 4 ES That is why Squibb’s Dental Cream, made with its kind at this store Ss thousands of women Kuow » ; IXTH anp LOCUST hie will operat te coutinue pree- Squibb’s Milk of * see was developed. Milk of NEVER gene acti ae ar ea Orme, | Victrola SIZES 38 TQ 56 BASFMENT S AND ent rates unti! the higher court | Magnesia has been long known as a safe, effective oi a ES . fuss. The new “Matched STREETS hears and decides the appeai, antacid, and Squibb’s Dental Cream contains more than A Full Page Announcement Could Tell Ne dance” Instru- Origin of the Suit. 50 per cent of Squibb’s Milk of Magnesia—an amount | _ $95.00 and up. Sale of Regular $39. 75 Value ° SALE OF es 5 sieaieial a oie ‘com- | ample to neutralize dangerous mouth acids _ a con "The Store That Sells Nice Thing?” | — SMART SHOES mission on July 1, 1925, for @ test siderable time after use. H sda an 13 mouth: hen it ex- Thus Squibb’s Dental Cream protects against decay ENRY A. IL, ap OR nae pired last July 31, the commuamon in two ways. It cleans your teeth beautifully, and = * where the brush cannot clean it sends little particles 916-918 OLIVE S&T. STOUT A on sae ‘that an | duit tee ae aed of Milk of Magnesia to neutralize the harmful acids. Eye ED Isn't it common sense, then, to use Squibb’s Dental] —Al]] Fur Trimmed! deiiien *¢ p25 extension, which expires Jan. 31. Cream? At drug stores—40 cents a tube. er Geet) et hee RR eee a RRR. nm ha om pags" Love ahens fatty i> . 4 FE ne Ph ? : ; , wee , a % 9 r c , 4 . ‘ ard ees pe aia, Meiyighey ote eee cai roe ere he SAO whe . ee ke ae oe Se ee pee gt ah gee 8.50 —Lined and Interlined! | ll i Se ae oe mation last, assuring : re — pi noes age Age a : CLUGGS Vaya To, Gaderwoort Lain VTCL/ 7 : style, comfort and econ- ee at Libis | Wonderful | omy. High top Shoes at ee ee : . Value at... | this “special price also. a Bee woos sueeee The Victor | | Sizes to 11 ech 39 inst. Chawmeall® 5a 3 El : Widths to EEE Br wn innounced the com ion | fj % . = —EE ectro a inte veraae eneedliagaenger es |p ‘CONVENIENT OUTSIDE ENTRANCE (MAU NINTH. Music is amphified Your Opportunity to Save in es ee a Ou 1 N b } f ; Brown stated the cgommissiun 14a ' | by the use of vacuum r annua ovemoer saieé oO wart, ey 6 ¢ : ‘ . ee ; alll ae 6 ‘ : i é stylish Coats of good materials and fine . @ || to previous intimation that 4n ap: urs ay S O ar " | tubes. $450.00 and up. furs, durable and economical at $24.00. Other Coats, $19.85 Up BRD segs \\ or te sepreme Court Vario: Vandervoort’s Lower-Price Ready-to-Wear Store Has Grouped Hudson Seal Plush Coats, $45.00 9 | city and orders issued pines 1 This Seasonable Apparel for Dollar Day, Thursday Only —_ ‘inter Fabrics! | Soft Wi Lane Bryant Shoes heve “built-in” arches, combi- oh ese Jan gr Gp, oi ate one to Pe the rd ine a © Sees Se tee > > “8 sos ; hep re 8 Re: = be ewe. : a ie ie Rtas pala: CRT PS : Ri y 8 ie 4 a ie : - : . ‘a a) em ‘ wes me PG. OR rf ¥ o 7 - Sa hs are Bed; eat 3 LY so Shee hy Rien et pede An os Hae isa pv oe — Oe Te fees tes iC cian pass + aM iy tie m. pres : * Ld ’ wey) Se SOY AI. Ce Road pt iv ae Beale dees your cee * hat ee a ths vr x ; * t \ _ . P , a . . ee ee ae ee ET ee See een Women’s tnd’ $1.45 | Girls’ Regular $1.50 Women’s Regular $1 Boudoir Slippers - WashDresses House Dresses Black, old rose School Frocks of Of gingham and cot- : The New gingham, crash, cotton ton broadcloth. Light $ ] | Brunswick and blue satin Slip- gir , broadcloth and rayon grounds and stripes, ssibade z i J id |’ Passports to the Sunshine Kingdom | Ba ccc rree |] pers with padded eageeiets ant ees ee | _ “thes 7 YC i the case Its ff goles and covered | tie ant entene, ee _ checks or figured de- The “Madrid” illus- atin ia ef | sS aa ain i. yes eee heels. any @ 14. gh: | signs. Sizes 33 to 46. trated, 550M Women’s Regular 95c Children’s Regular $1 House Dresses School Dresses Only 368 Dresses in Rayon Slips in white 2 fgg this group. Of voile i a and colors. Neatly : and prints with three- hemstitched and with : courth lengt . sane | tor deep shadow hem Sizes 36 to 44. Dresses for children ‘ Women’s iia 39e from 7 to 14 years old. In | Women’s $1.39 Cotton Dimity Gowns =O" St sent sty'©s- Flannelette Gowssi- Brighten Yo . : : aa a = 0° : Your choice of plaids “New Standards of Travel Luxury ' od ‘ % et the pea’ | In white, flesh 3 for and plain colors. The Cut extra full and of S Several ° ° in . > =e - tae Cire t Court's | i ad hon ydew and : f D a good quality flan- eal ess ‘Beginning Sunday, “November 215 a ee chadad ci oon ee | 7 $} § ys XN T te nt be pewdble Ber th- | | SEEEREE WIR COt- this special Dollar Day wags gee ae Axminsters All-Pullman Trains —Through Scenic Dixie—To Glorious Florida eme Court. so that the heanne J} ton crepe. Sizes 16 TN OES of stripes. Sizes 9x12 Feet a Ce and 17. price is limited. Regular $47.50 ‘The DIXIE FLYER TheDIXIELIMITED . = =f) ——_| Lo Le : $39.75 , 3 eaARS iat wits + isi 2 4 x Fb, Pe wets Jao bs : ye: 4 Saal Saat 8 Meio ie 4 ve NE ware gh A ae PBS gs ORES uate Pores = { = s : . > 5 ; b ; 3 7 i us z See. i i : a ~ ee = | eS a = 3: & % oF — ea ape _ +45 ae - #7 Pe Be > 25 . ae » = & cs + E i. hi 54, +2 4 ? : 4 ee h . 2 - ae es ; ; at - 2s es :: AES a ae , ass is : ee é ris oS = * = 4 _ > 2 B,2 wl re om yon ad, F . Fs Be Se > . & , hr & 293 oe ts os +, nig] . So * 2 ay na . * ap 4 : Po & we ; 2 4 ‘* er es. 5 ly iti te " Sa Jintaiieel . agian winatapy > Sake TO 2 we sie Sila as sk . Be a ‘ Ne ee Ree La ene ee ei eraiee vat Me oe Pe i ONS Se nS yee ns ee ee EFFECTIVE MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2 ee ee ee c 5 All-Pullman. Through to Miami. Afternoon departure == = = = Florida next y. New equipme Shorter running time. | “ ; U neue reac cmameataes 1 + | Children’s Seine 35e Children’s Digi _ Women’s Regular $125 | a wise — quality on : | “© Variety of goo coi- Lv. St. Louis ors nd = Stockings Stockings Silk Hosiery | 82105, Fegular $43.50 *‘ Evansville r 335.00. Ar. Jacksonville Fine ribbed Stock- 3 Prg. Derby ribbed Stock- ¢ Prs. All silk to top, these . | Cork Base Print Li “ West Palm Beach _ Mem hian | ings of mercerized in of mercerized , . se P ie | 3] “f -_ Stockings are service £ A large and varied group a ti a ee nty “ ; : x a Ene VS " ape ional et a neni z = " © I mS - a 7 3 ; ete ea, sity serene ian ; ante : od oe "s mts stoned > re 5° ee ow ee ‘ - \Sa dB wal 9-390 | 5 ; iF bel - &. eutersbung * Miami “ Tampa 1; ] T ] * 2 } > o . = Trrizs g i weight. Black and seb 5 able for every bonne need. I “ Sarasota wide. Regular $1.10, for sq. Drawing recom and open section ai Club | observation cars; maid oe oe . - ; lisle in came! beige Early advised. fast. al'-etee! night tram : , =~ Ly Sa: nt Louis. ial “25 pm | and crash. Sizes 6 to Ly Tower Grove ...11:35 pm and black. Sizes 5 to Ar Memphis ______- 700 am a ors. Sizes 8 to 1% 8. seping Cars reecy for occupency OIL BURNING LOCOMOTIVES talent ion viiceetineneesilapeastaiiiiiaiia ail aan : Thee ivl = No Smoke— No Soeot— Neo Cinders : , os Women’s Regular $1 Regular 39c Cotton Many items are ¢ 4 “Wear-Ever” Roa Cen . : > Nw. Cy Ry. 7 Syren Ly LOU. my fs = a Si H © . a — . S lk Hosiery — Crepe Step-Ins | . Beet LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE R.R 3 2. Se , i ot Ne , 3 A ~ Full fashioned, sub- 2 Prs. Women’s Step- Stor + ae? ; s ’ . d ce with $ Ins in flesh and Slip-on Aprons im . | L sae = Siix DOOt an isie top. honeydew. L ace | a selection ot pat- ; : Tickets and reservations at Black onlv. Siz , - PRISCO TICKET OFFICE . es 82 edged. Sizes 23 terns and colors. > S22 No. Broadway Phone GArfeid 708 to 10. and 27 - —_ | 6-Ib. fowl! size Acéress Ma: '=quiries to os All Sizes. 3 al ib. f &.G. Beker. DP A. Friece Lines et = et pee os GS Prisco Building, St. Levis, Mo. Pai ae vail . t4-lb. fowl size andervoort's Read iy- y-to- Wear ‘Shop—Downstaira. a j | Vande

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ishing News —__________ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee et A _WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - Ideas for Preparing and Serving the Thanksgiving Dinner in'* The Butterick Cook Book e inthe 7 Years This Store : een of recipes and suggestions are contained in fering Quality Apparel e Announce ale * Dresses! ational Low Price of day at9 A. M. purchase of two days ago, a pur price so low we ourselves co us to offer this sale, the FIR F As thousands of women fanaa. esses at $10—-usually our complete ™# So you can realize the values. ncement Could Tell No More! | . at Sells Nice Things this Cook Book. $2.50. Pattern Shop—Second Floor. I Store Hours: : Daily 9: 00 t to 5: 30—Saturday 9. 00 1 to il 00. EE eee nee ee Ee Se ‘Telephone Orders, ‘Shoaman! ‘Aid GArfield 7500. Fill Winter flours in Yo Orthophonic Victrola The néw “Matched Impedance’ Instru- ment. $95.00 and up. Brunswick W hich Will It Be? (THESE two leaders, each the result of late scientific discoveries, are here for you to choose between. a oon ——— > nan —— = a ee - OS ——— —- You have read and heard much about their fine performance so we invite you to come in Has Grouped rsday Only om the Usual Prices and hear the new marvels of music—side by side. We Suggest: That you select your instrument for Christmas-giving early this year and thus avoid the unpleasant rush just before Christ- mas. We will gladly hold Christmas pur- chases for Christmas eve delivery. ¢ The Victor Electrola Music is amplified by the use of vacuum tubes. $450.00 and up. Convenient Terms of Payment on All Instruments. Women’s Regular $1 House Dresses Of gingham and cot- 2 for pn broadcloth. Light $ 1 hecks or figured de- gns. Sizes 38 to 46. Our New Record Stocks are Complete. The Radiola Combination Panatrope and RCA Super Hetero- dyne—$550 and up. Brunswick $115 and up. | The “Madrid” illus- F trated, $165. Music Salon—Sixti Floor, ett — _ Ne — ~~ “ a - oa N easily delightful menus can be prepared. Battle Creek Foods OW available to you in a new department in our basement There the foods are demonstrated and you can learn how a a ee ee ee "Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth. oe pur Home With Comfort and Entertainment For a Well. Furnished Living Room— New Scotch Grenadine Valance Sets $5.75 $8.50 $9.50 New arrivals in a complete showing of colorful sets that are sunfast and tubfast. The rich colors are dyed in the yarn, before -weaving in the natural colored grounds. Love- bist ly for the sunroom, breakfast room, dining room—or sleep- ing rooms. [Illustrated at left. New Marquisette Valance Sets Special $2. 19 Set PLAIN beige French Marquisette with full rufflings on side curtains and valance, 54-inch valance and tie-backs to match. Decorative Color Harmonies ‘In Fine Velour Portieres Special, 112 Pair Important among our new offerings for the sea- son of preparation for the home-keeping festivals of Thanksgiving and Christ- mas are these exception- ally fine Portieres. Of beautiful, lustrous velour, made reversible in one or two color combinations. All the wanted shades. French edged. 26 in. by 214 yards. Size 52 in by 2% yards. Special, $22.50. Regular $3 Drapery Velour, Special $1.98 Yard 54-inch velour of excellent quality for hangings, pil- lows, scarfs, etc., in colors to match portieres. Curtain and Drapery Shop—Fourth Floor. A Tea Wagon Helps Quick Service 152 Regular $19.75 Wagon with walnut top drop-leaf table. Glass tray. Rub- ber tired wheels. ae ee + e+ - = —- ee eee yrouncs and stripes, Women’s Regular 69c Costume Slips | Rayon Slips in white nd colors. Neatly femstitched and with jeep shadow hem. Sizes 36 to 44. 2 for ra The New and Greater 5 gees Hoover VacuumCleaner | : p. ae hee Yours for $1 00 Down i} Balance on Monthly Payments ANY new features add to the marvelous effi- ciency of this well-known Cleaner. You will want to see it in action. Don’t delay! Even though you may not intend purchasing immediate- ly, see this Greater Hoover today. Simply call us Women’s $1.39 Cotton Flannelette Gowns Cut extra full and of good quality flan- elette. In a variety $ bf stripes. Sizes 16 d 17. — tee up and tell us when it’s convenient. Sold in Vandervoort’s Rug Shop—Fourth Floor. a — Home With New Rugs mee — — — Oe ee eo Women’ s ais $1.25 Silk Hosiery All silk to top, these _— Stockings are service eight. Black and cel- ors. Sizes 8 to 1. i A Ee ee ee a a . A ee eee ee - ee ae ees ——— Women’s Saad 65c Slip-on Aprons A large group of 2 for slip-on Aprons in selection of pat- rns and colors. All sizes. ————— ‘ | ig Several Groups Are Specially Priced Seamless Seamless . | Heaviest Axminsters Velvets Wilton 9xJ]2 Feet 9x12 Feet 9x12 Feet Regular $47.50 Regular $39.75 Regular $60.00 $39.75 $34.75 $49.50 Unusual quality and Fringed velvets, excep- Wide ) lover tionally pleasing color com- a Variety of good col Small, neat, al binations in this group of Tf and patterns. Size patterns as well as plain and open field Chinese a3 finely woven Rugs. Size 8.3 x10.6, ow $43.50, x10.6 ft., regular $52.75 for for $35.00 effects. Fringed ends. $39.75. Cork Base Print Linoleum Small Throw Rugs A large and varied group of tile pat- Regular $8.50 to $9.50 Rugs ‘for use in terns, in charming colorful effects suit- ab halls, doorways and various places. le for every home need. 12-ft. Sizes 36x63 inch; 36x70 inch; * _ Wide. Regular $1.10, for sa. yd. 85c ; ‘§ 20 Rug Shop—Fo Thanksgiving Needs for the Kitchen urth Poor Many items are offered this week in the Housewares Shop— “Wear-Ever” Roasters “Savory” Roasters pj tighest Quality, oblong shape, with remova- Seamless self-basting sanitary double le rack and i ventilator for self browning. Roaster. Oval shape. 1714 inches long. $3.50 $2.00 $4.50 Large-size blue enameled * 10-lb. fow! size Large-size black stee! 14-lb. fow] size Large-size gray speckled Vandervoort’s Housewares Shop—Downstairs. 6-lb. fowl] size A Small Table for Books & Magazines 1775 Regular $9.75 Table, at- tractively decorated in shaded green. + Excep- | tionally well finished. Furniture Shop—Fifth Floor, — - an - Atwater Kent for Complete Satisfaction Model 2200 Pooley Speaker with bat- tery compartment HE history of Atwater Kent is the romance of the radio world. The un- tiring effort and ability of Mr. Atwater Kent have resulted in a powerful receiv- ing set in a compact eee ; eee > « ‘in hii Mile sileahe” yas es: 7 mans ° . ne ee ee ee ee wn ae aoe oe ~ - te ye ae Ne we ee, em a wow

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH NOVEMBER 17; 1926. _WEDNESDAY EVENING, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — WANTS 10 FINISH STATE HIGHWAYS. ~INNEXTS YEARS] 22222 ies re Proposes fee — ait: 2 > a * a ae Remarkably Important to Many Will Be This Offering of Re > > : 2 0 9 and Adding Third to Auto $22.50 Fur-Trimmed Coats —Savings That § License Fee. A ae ae — € If you've waited until now to : ; ‘ _ youre betore 1935, the date esti- 7 ] | os has found thousands of ad under the present law, is improb- } \ ' > . \ of hundreds of attractive, fur-trim- 1000 Attractive Hats new, satisfied customers furnishing their homes ble. There is, however, prospect | : 2 for new legislation which will not med models will fill your require- ment splendidly. Coats of Bolivia, $3 and $4 > Jo Black and Values Colors GI ~ Bo xed oe oves é: » Sacane Seconds $1.50 Grat ae Vanes | @ These attractive 79¢ © Christmas Cards cons C Children'e with fifteen different C 3-piece knitted Sets lined leather G timents—engraved fre strongly complete with envelog of worsted or woolen S338 33 SR eT gee Meee ae sagseteeeasacoots = SSce5se set ste SSE 3 seetit Prd yarns; coat, leggins s Ba Es : Ne ea} Gy a aE( ' By CURTIS A. BETTS, A Staff Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch, CARROLLTON, Mo., cw a % —_ The submission to the vo History That : Repeated Itself additional bond itssuc by the next the 7600- 7 = s+ Legislature Pa ee phere « Extra Value, Thursday at.. Nov. 17.— ” . 2 + lh S04 2 DE OTR RI Ne RoR Tp ew > 5 SadP ap. ters of an to complete 'mile State highway system severa Every year since 1865 tne. the preser increase The Only McNichols A ais Bantaieatl way—good quality furni- thie: teealindl t eystem by oa oem ee ‘miles ta suede velour, sports plaids and new — mixtures, neatly lined and well tai- lored. Big collars and cuffs of popu- lar furs heighten their appeal. eS ae ee + ' Consoles $35 Value $21.95 No. 643 Radio Console Cabinets — with built-in loud speaker and Utah unit: for Atwater Kent Model 20 or 30. $35 Tables Special—for Radiola 25; concealed battery com- emt OE I 9.95 @ It’s not often that women and misses are accorded such } wide choice—of models of so many popular kinds—at a} special price. There are dressy Hats of velvet and com | bination materials—and dozens of sports felts—in shapes | of small and medium types. | At $1.55—You'll surely want: to se- lect Hats for several Winter outfits. Basement Economy Stere | Women’s Girdl 2§ $1.45 Value, Spectal .. : “O8c € Good quality Girdles of fancy striped material combined with deep sections of elastic; fits well dows over the hips. A good range of sizes, Basement Economy Steve Children’s Sweaters $1.59 Value 95 S @ Cricket-neck style Sweaters of heavy brushed fabrics, in plain and fancy weaves: attractive : “a7, +37 ee eee 4 colors. Sizes 4 to 8 Si, a. ff gf ~ years. a. zz The plan has been worked out State Senator William R. Pain- who has given ich study to road financing, and pro tem of the cupies a position His . = ~, # — TV¢ re Ci Uy, { aii OaiLO, “ ae sees : Rian 4 ORE aes et, ee Black Ooats— and styles in rust, wine, new blue and brown $10 and $12.50 Dresses Offered $F .95 ident x a on T H E © N L Y State 7 mana oe that body. McNICHOLS brief “Ly is: Market at Eleventh scheme Double the State gasoline tax to make it 4 cents a galion. Increase by one-third the State a weunee fees. ET Women’s Gloves to co “enegpioated wate by ian 3 an additional bond Exponents of Good Uving Since ™ £9 Dresses in many different Winter styles —of crepe satin, flat crepe—and of cloth fabrics—jersey and other woolens. Black and many colors—sizes for women and misses, and extra sizes. Basement Economy Store Provide for a $100,090.000 bona able chamois fabric novelty De Raliviere and Waterman Adelaide and Delmar Inien and \ernen Taylor and Deimar Grand and Shenandoab | Special Th ursday | 7. 7, » i ee Leese re 4 eG. ’ rH c/a . L 4 eh «A — } i | r i} . J Z 7 >} ‘ i ‘ ‘ as > A ~~ + : . tied } ° * . 4 > ~— * > - A+ aad ‘ a a4 ’ oe 4 } L ‘ aa $7 + ~ 2» - ’ = wy aid + Ce TT} iit] tec a ‘ F ‘ arm -to- Market Roads. ‘ 's ~e* - ° as iio *: ~ '? cy . *#naa tm ¢ r ' Aa 4 ad S . ‘ BGA « as eertt , 4 t ¢ aa ¢ ~Try'! ~ot D> ews | : Aid P ‘ is 5 T lé r 7 o é : A ; ‘ . > . ; . j , a2 “ ~~ . w4 = we i t+ +> ’ Mi te cy : ’ ha: . ~ » >t Stat. ( wT: rrr , + , : a , : es as > —— ‘ past A & Gaiitd ? | = cr »- aa ai \e ‘ eh at. oS => Se : cA . Mune. r . ” a * > *n _+ . : Sx ~~ ' oe. : . i 1 ‘> ™ 7? , - + ™ 7 a + 4 we 2 we SE . oi AWE bites Neer ; ¢ eae ~ v" : ~~ — . 5! +. ro?) a ‘7 c mt oc . he . . ' _ 4 SS ee ee ee 4 A 44 t ? ‘ ; "2% y ley . RF - >. . e si wy ~ > ~~ ee ; . *: Ty} *7 ** ‘ + oe ~ aii ai" 4 i” Liat’ ascii eo | 4 ‘ be: a>. ae A * : : se SE fell-tailored, fur- —2 + , moe ge sa, © . . OUI Peace bel ‘ } vwe~ it? 3 hoot . *- 44 - 4 é Aa ‘ hau a2 . i =. r= B 4 . . 7 ras ae - . > - “ 1] £ m4 : ‘ > z 11] ] p ; oh ke ' = at Coats; aii iuily ine " " ‘ . , dee | a aiU Loita’ Lalit ey j 4 YSTe?T : = } " A Ls ' Ad - > ~ . ‘ A , , - . . . . é > + ~ € Women s wash Gloves in embroi dered and other new styles. Basement E-ceonemyr Store - -~17? \ bed o ee ee tee Seong 2a : ; mo U topee a e 2M ey Ce $ 7 * At at hss apn deme dih Semktl tie. 4 dl rs ia - 4 ee z er iene: osoterd woe ¢ ogy: » Shae oer Maer Katie ee tes eee ‘ LI ROE AAS FG Bec Sty sams tad i oni Sonn . . , , bee . + mo ‘ ” m Poe pets x Fe a Nite “ues voi yt S bade x) ae ee aed ba . s ae ee BEE TE op Seeletge ee: be So ee ee y BPS stk inc? PRT ORAL ORS Le Bet PS DAE i See. noe J i Fe ORS EP ee . ‘ “ eS ¥ ot SENS YE Citta eN 2 ms 14 eT Ds gt hg i? : wrap ee oY RARE Taye: * ter do ae - “ Be vor ET PRD Via an th i to Fo i nt 3 Girls’ Coats Oe at ae se Shel a p> ohne aye, sa ee ey ces ee Bs. anaes) $8.50 to $10 Values Suit & Overcoat $19.75 to $25 Values Obtainable Thursday— ' 2 for °28 € An opportunity that will interest many ‘ | men who want new clothes for Thanksgiv- : 1" y PON Res RECA GP TENG LID oin and 7 Sizes 3 to 14 years. Basement — | Three More D Comm —Whereby You U. Plate Chosen Wh Slips and Bloomers — @€ 600 silk, rayon and cotton Princess Slips and Bloomers in a variety of colors and a complete size range. ing. hey are well-styled garments of de- pags pendable grades. A Suit and a warm Over- el f £ coat—a good-looking Winter outfit—for i= $28! With choice of the season’s popular styles, patterns and colorings. $1.49 to $1.95 Values .... Middy Blouses = yon us ORS € Good quality white and dark bine Mid- dies in sizes for women and children; al are splendidly made. Basemest Women’s Union Suits Basement € If you want Communi _own table or for gifts, joi lect all you want in your as little as $5 at time ¢ Women’s Hosiery The Overcosts, of all-woo] cheviots, are The Suite are of wool and wool-mixed weaves Seconds of $1.25 to $1.75 Grades in stripes, checks and single and double $1.25 to $1.50 upon amount purchased) po @ Full-fashioned or mock-seam style pure thread silk Hosiery with lisle —_ and reinforced feet. Black and colors. go oe breasted — Ulsters, U]- sterettes, guard and belted models: in sizes 33 to 46 chest. Basement Ecesemy Store —all the time using the f 29-Pc. E $34 6 H. H. kni stainless: 6 forks; 3 tak fancy weaves; single and double breasted coats; sizes 16 years to 42 chest. EK are here to cheer you up with our cenfidential lonn service just when you need the | ret t money. Borrew $25 Citte ek ‘ ERT a: ele eee eee eee ae mene Ort eae Sei Bea ort oat - “i PR odin Tee. My 3 ~ a , ie? eae les a =o ore ee u oes > r - bs ~~ * e hatea me Eg TO r F a . P - = Rasement Washable Rag Rugs 85° 24x 26-inc ‘+h “Hit-and-Miss” with attractive borders and ed ends. | BAPE RRA Cotton Corduroy : 49° € A variety of good colors im Veney Cotton Corduroy: for dresses oF me nos. Heavy Winter quality. Boys’ Odd Coats ~ Spectally Priced $1 .00 € A large assortment of Odd Coats from suits; in a variety of Basement I conomy Store — P mig Ce eS eee 79¢ Value, Yard —_ Select Profitably From These Offerings! Bed Sheets 93c @ Full-bleached 81x90-inch size seam- | less Bed Sheets with deeply hemmed ends; limit of six to a customer. $1.10 Comforte? Batts 15¢ Cotéon Outing, yard Offerings of Interest to Housewives! Ruffled Curtain Sets $1.50 Value, Special 6Se Value, 2 a BER Ser LF +ogt a — Rag Rugs neatly fring- Rasement ¥ a ase Special, Each Boudoir Slippers $1.45 Value al @€ 600 pairs of Wom- en's Boudoir Slippers with pompons, flexible leather soles and rub- ber heels. In red, brown and pink. Sizes 3 to &. @ Attractive white scrim Curtain Sets; cur- tains, valance and tie-backs are effectively finished,with ruffles of rose, blue and gold. Oil Opaque Window Shades, 36x72 inches. seconds of $1 grade, 2 for 93c 49c Cretonne, vard.. $1.50 Rayon Drapery, yard... Kitchen Toweling, yard $2.98 Etamine Curtains Bedspreads : colors and patterns. $2.50 Basement Fre Stere | Basement _— HE to 18 years. Noe Ar) RA RR MRO I AE TOMER. «+ pitti a 4 it Na EES f , £28 See “ eee, Bi; AA . WY + 1 a ORS EAS Sa ‘ae e® aes | a ie ae. FR ua Se * *? iG ep - a 7 . ° “Bs Ll 1 ¥ - *. 7 } A uta CP PD OOP “ * bee Gan the new reproducing this “Madrid” Brunswick—gi . realistic tone. Your c 3 part payment on a “Madri be arranged. 3 o complete np evs’ =e estimate of receints HOG naenne or roa R le neeted ae receipts for serer 3 Pa ’ : ATS Comtumuecd on Page 12.

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted Stamped Tinted Aprons | Gl ' a Boxed Christmas Cards Second “ag Ps 75c Value; Specially Priced, 50c j - Exceptional Valae, Each, 39c eco s © ad ; ° | | 79 a | es Cots tn Cos Poel @_ Attractive gifts to make for Christ- | Cc Christmas Cards consist of fifteen cards man wentd be these white or colored _ with fifteen different designs and sen- dice-weave Aprons in bib style, stamped € Children’s fleece. in floral or Colonial girl patterns for lined leather Gloves— | timents—engraved from steel dies and OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY outline embroidery. strongly made and| complete with envelopes. warm; for boys ang} Me Stationery Section—Main Floor THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. -FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O’NEIL CO. THE MAY CO. Needlework—Thirg Floor girls. Secunia! Los Augeles Denver St. Louls kron Cleveland she « ot Dod ¥ * , wate OR on fle colar? te. God as pee AE , r fe Se - Tale ‘ ‘ -~ ov Fite Seber Minha. Ama TL wh Ain ne nt * 0) NES at eR «RAR 2M hh slate iv " eeenaan ine a ath ee ie Ce nal co yt o : : - mtnanidaianeiaaitianese a a ee ee ee ee eo A = tapers AE. dt my aren me - poe a ee Mb ee ae Beginning Thursday—The Radio Section Offers Extraordinary Values in 6 #300 Radio Tables and Cabinets —Savings That Should Be of Particular Interest to Hundreds—V arious Sizes and Styles—All High Grade A ~ - — - ===. Te aa w= 2 — — is ee Ptr. . ‘ “eee ny i aiiae J elle aos She i ng se hs eit ties > mite a> at.) 3 ¢° ; - ~ . - -« ~ ahi ~~. —— i ; 7 : | " " 7 x hf ret > w ) | _- — -_—— -~— ~ “ 7] ee we — = 2 -- 7 > ~ — - — — - - . . “] 7, 4 ‘ * ‘ os ~ ™ - . . P | poco cmos aan ri 4 4 34 yrcads 45982 DA SR aoe Fee, ; ; pd . e 4 a” i ' ; oe - ee me “ie St 4 4° ‘it! "yy ; Manat . re hd - f, ‘ 4 ; Pheadis ‘ ' etlag | . eee Cogn 2 Pale we o> ae oe i : : 3 ?} y Ae itt * : : i |, rae si anh ' ‘yy , ANE SF : aba stiibe es 2 Bx se Eaee * Saees ere. as . : : fi ; u T j 7a : : mE tl dies ) - TW oe a ‘ 4 Ati " ; i} * 1 : Thetis ; SS. ; | Phy ia ,| biel ' ‘ ‘ ‘ 0 f Sj ‘? t Uebel) a. 7, 2 eee . *, = a 5 .s ak ae 7h. wii a : $ a’ j . 4 -- ~ : " reewe pat -— —— , i’ te } ’ - ! ‘abu . ; - 'e : ‘ , : . t , resite , g >>. vs P ie am. » : die ae “tii ig : tae bef 3 y 4 a 16 @ j , R J P ee j f : . hi rey o « ; : ? Pe" 58 BP gee 3 ~ 4 —¥ n eos ath ; : : — c | ss : - ‘ i # i : | 47 ; » : hae ae ‘ rfp teai ee BR, hee Ld 7 ath i; | of ate , gem vr? f We | 4 1a ~ a ‘ } ; — . * - , j " ea, 2, Re A r¢ soruor st rs ; ' i } j ; i} ' y * OE > ts ‘ pete oe _ a @ © enh eee . i ' - : Ie sey BE cs nae are i . iF g ae ~—e i ae 4 vig: “se cs ¥ gests 4 eS 24 pte —_ ‘ Mee he “oF 5 hee SP. ee BS one . aiid on nl arco ve ee ee en ee ee fn. ee ee lade il diet aceiacieaeial a ned iniacetatenien tne hase hii atenantinediah aaeaeee Sian cites sihe onciean, siaation cite ini cinta aco ahitiadediion ndems addin heiie einen ate a ae ENA Ht nie Rag A tN tee Thursday—An Extraordinary Offering of * s | i. a “ : elt —aseecinemmnamtanmen : ily want to se- Winter outfits. Basement Econom y Store loud speaker and Utah walnut effect. Very. in front; for Freshman or | ola Model 20; sliding tractive two-tone finish; | green lacquer; 18 only— sn | shelf for speaker, large i —" Kent roomy, any 7x18 panel set. battery compartment. | ample space for all bat- | be sure to see them. pase Two Fascinating Mechanical Sand Toys in One $25 Cabinets Folding Tables $85 Cabinets | $110 Highboys | om, .: a oo , 1 $35 Tables Of hardwood i | n mahog- $5 value—Folding Tables ee ; omen s Girdles Special—for Radiola 25; | any effect; adaptable to | with double shelf; very Art model in two-tone | Made especially to fit with built-in speaker; $1.45 Value 98 i concealed battery com- mre gut set; sliding .. compact when folded and _ walnut, richly decorated; | Soe tes ways Model 30 | eo to various | | ee ; tment ; oors in front strongly adaptable to | 6tube sets; slid. makes o - Special .... _& Piding ‘ewes 19.95 panel $15.95 built | Atwater Kent sets $65 | ing compartments $65 _ Radios $37.95 ; Radio Section—Sixth Floor Gi 1 Through Our Boys and Girls . a erm i Good quality Girdles of fancy Will riped material combined with deep Enjoy Them SM Mips, “&. gcod range of sires A Ap : Remarkable Choice in Our November Special Purchase ——. AN \ ‘ River i i ./ f Offered at oe .& Oe . . et ué SD BTS \" al ey) Ay NY » , ildren’s Sweaters BANU 97, ale of Curtains $1.59 Value CA XN y ~~ ‘ ! \ a" y 4 if ASS 4 | es oe SN: ANY wy MG YP, by) —Only Five of the Many Special Groups Shown € Toyland will undoubtedly be a place of special interest 9 Sc "f ESS VEGAN \\\ By i////) bi,” PLES Here—So Select All That Your Home Requires to hundreds on Thursday—for this saving opportunity is : ) ENE \ A de . ror Ty 7 extraordinary in the extreme! A toy that really “does Sits of beery ra. Se WV Lien Fringed PY ek sh) RS Ruffled something”—children will spend happy hours operating Me a fanch | ae MOS ea wa Curtains Pine Vas Adie, BRA Curtains its derrick with revolving house, its bucket, pulley and sand sieve. Our purchase brings 2880 of these Crane and ave S attractive At ewe Re os S ]—P RY ie i at r a | $5 Value—Set rs. Sizes 4 to 8 Pit Sf SF ee ecial—Pair ) ian eC) me le: ; : | r N a ee | Sieve Cars to St. Louisans at $1.50 each, instead of $4.00. Basement Three More Days to Join Our $ = eee BCOmmunity Club |... _.... | a= Really two toys in one—28 inches long and 7 inches : wide—of heavy steel construction, put together with brass nuts and bolts—easily_ set up or taken @ Five-Piece Sets of ivory- apart by children. Enameled blue and orange. . $1.49 to $1.95 casement Curtains with bor- BG itt 4 tinted Curtains with colored Toy Section—Basement Gallery . | VD embroidered border and Vail 7 . > Yl — —W hereby You Use the Community ~ tba te ee lig rig black picoted ruffle; match- a | m. — ~~ ‘ ik CF se - ———w Le ae ~ . raight bottoms. | Nar - straig HA ing valance and tie-backs. REG fie women and children; al Plate Chosen While Paying for It tint, 3 | ey mace. ene $10 Curtains $3 Curtains | $15 Curtains Thursday—Make Selections for Your Own and Gift Use From These ¢ If you want Community Plated Ware for your Exquisite imported ivory or | —of Scotch — ra — me ter me gether —— (6 i e . e . - : ; | : 1-01 ' . - beige Curtains with handsome | tint; may be laundered with- | tains with very exquisit: . fomen’s Union Suits own table or for gilts, — this club; ee patterns on Swiss netting. out starching or strete® - |der effects. On excellent or Thi § lect all you want in your preferred pattern—pay Special Special, $I | Swiss netting. | | as little as $5 at time of purchase (depending pair | ror upon amount purchased) and the balance monthly A Pre-Holiday Oftering Presenting Splendid Saving Opportunities! lastic ribbed Suits. in a variety of pe the time using the plated wate. Thursday—Profit by This Offering of ulat styles; regular, extra and double Haj __ . . : ' $3.95 Luncheon Napkins | $7.95 Dinner Napkins a sizes. Basemen 29-Pc. Buffet Set Elec. sewing Machines ~~. =~ : eee = | 93.95 1b all-linen damask 9 95 | | eS ee $5 00 7322 hd 22x22-inc inner avkins; hd Correct -i Luncheon Napkins | $34.25 F actery ge iow Foy floral design; | | good quality; in floral design; 5 : . ° ° | : | ens Union Suits: | Service | 6 H. H. knives, de luxe Expert | $130 $ =: rp : | | dogen~* fo cvseccesseus : 1.25 $1.50 Values | Booklet | stainless; 6 flat dinner Here TE, | = | $1.25 to $1. | forks; 3 tablespoons; pe All Week Value... J a | ea all | : | teaspoons; 1 ar shell; : } On fi b ] ee . ° reps 8 ,- | 1 butter- knife; service € These New Domestic : . Se | [eseist-| i.” who wil] | | rotary desk Electric Sew- J. P Table Sets Tablecloths | Breakfast Sets = om naa. 4 ; | Machines serve as ANS poets | 5 : . Bi i ag @ | gladly an- — write Gaui: or server . $6.50 Value _ Full-bleached all-linen. pew | Specially Priced Blastic ribbed \ | | y | 29-Pc. Smart Set swer any | when not in use; of . . d | ae a — an $ 95 $1.25 to $1.50 Values Prominent | q ues tions American walnut, com- $ 99 ce-lined cotton : ; | ere . | $0cial oe $36 D5 concerning | Soni w : a ‘ | , on Suits in ' o_aae ° correct us- | aide Desuty with eee Thanksgiving Sale of —_ 66x66-in. size .. | : a | tari ; ; Terms: $5 cash; balance y sleeve, ankle | Se A) | ‘aries, given 6 H. H. knives, de luxe age and care | monthly. . 66x86-in. size | | am. ' | All-linen crash Breakfast Sets h style; sam- SARA EE | Without | gtainless: 6 flat dinner of co mmu- | | S | ee. | , | 2a i full-bleached all- | "eee : eee | charge to | ato ae | ee eee $15 to $25 Allowance Dinner ets a Sets; 54xs8-inch | 66x104-in. size .. | OR eigen with co | women, | tablespoons; 1 sugar aS. | for your machine, re- | ize cloth with six napkins to! 4gy18in napkins to 2°T¢ six napkins to | hell; 1 butter knife— | | cae dalle initia, | $59 Value at re h Set is neatly | peg te P match. Lovely for gift use. . with service tray. + egg etanennegalonenn anecte es match; dozen ..$5.95 | wv Third Piece ° | Main Floor dition, on the _ pur- Crepe de Chine Se = chase of one of these | New Domestics. Sixth Floor - . * ~~ ” bal T hursday—Saving Opportunities That Are Timely! ; $1.59 Value, . - . pore Betore Christmas Many Will Choose a Id Need Gs. oF eoinch silk Crepe ée c y Thursday's Offerings of Household Needs ae a . * : : as aes. “aanewet OOO drid” B ‘c]c | $3 Aluminum Roasters = | “isitingy mode Linoleums and Rug S . a Tl ruUnNSWIC . and durable; with a ; ; floral border design and Popular Kinds at Substantial Savings— | otton Corduroy ae One of the Newest == all handles covered with a aed r coin gold. Linoleum Rugs < } Inlaid Linoleum 79c Value, | 00 al Ll } . ae | Round style Wear Ever alumi- . we Rn, $ | num Roasters, 11% inches in di- $89 Dinner Sets a ©: - $3 Val So. Yd. Ditties of —_ 1= velvety Ral Sy (8) ti wh \ TT? | ia | ameter and 61% inches high; fitted —of Bavarian china—1oo $16.75 Value a : ue, og. Ce a me rs prac or kimo- OWE fay a ay | , with removable rack, side handle ieces with ivory border, : ) : a orduroy; for dresses ss | ‘i Pt eS and ventilating cover with handle. loral design, gold line 75 he $ 39 | ¢cavy Winter quality. Baseme a : ‘) | ‘ SE edge and coin gold-covered . | Gael } Electric, $35 Extra 25c Aluminum Slicers — +425 Carpet Sweepers a oe : | -P 4 tine ie yi : : o ” G made by —_ ‘ ; ’ — au 3 The handsome Console Egg or beet Slicers with |, oy yen, a ee 44 : € Heavy quality Inlaid Line- aU ys Odd Coats ye ‘‘Madrid’’ is illustrated heavy aluminum base; fit- | on i geo a $250 Dinner Sets @ ox12-ft. size good quality — hes leum in a limited number of | £® r 4 here— with cabinet of ted with ten-wire | 107-Piece Theo. Haviland cork Linoleum Rugs with bur- 4 excellent maxble reproduction ted with handle igure d : h i ld- k; ni tt patterns; attractiv l a aie a opel Bess bon ae Vat sehen aR cors. 93.49 aed border “designs. from which to. cheese, iacled- 3 ee For ma : rs : —_ ws Mpa j . j ing tile effects. 00 Ay | u cence ie AR orem Soc 17-inch Galvanized Iron Coal Hods $149 i ere 1 \ ment by ing mew. $1.40 Galvanised Iron Gerbage ans. anne $15 Dinner Sets $1.65 Inlaid Linoleum | $1.15 Printed Cork Linoleum | : ae . . inc epans, rem e res 35-Piece Sets of Bavarian 4 All the new reproducing principles are embodied in $1.20 9-inch Cakepans, removable bottom. ... with spray and bird design 7 wemny Sony testes gentente = 12 4 | oa. © lenge, octeeien af an pat- si C rith Swe lally Priced | large assortment q this “Madriq” ; ivi l vol and a ; d coin gold-covered han- Odd C $ irid Brunswick—giving unusuai volume $1.35 Household Chamois Skins and coin g ity; col through to bur- tions; heavy quality with burlap | in @ oe Bg Most realistic tone. Your old phonograph will be taken $2.25 12-qt. Oval White Enamel Dishpans. .$1. Seectel c0 75 ed ae aie | back; 12 feet wide. Square yard.. and patterns. ‘ . eet payment on a “Madrid” and convenient terms may $7.50 Fern Stands, removable inset $4.49 ccs" Fitth Fleer Please Bring Room Measurements. 14 to 18 years. arranged. Music Salon—Sixth Floor Basement Gallery , - —_

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‘DNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, 1926__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH -.. aan . M. Ward, 72, Dies | PAGER 12___ CSS ST. LOS) POSST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEREES 7! ae TEL Se Soxt venom, Stee 17. | d to the Grange to go on recor Dealers’ Association w hold its) _ fF. M Ward, 72 years old, pro- | ‘WAN FINISH ! es eT if é . the Manteeette NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF UNDEPOSITED SE a —C- . : CT ee COMMITTEES AT WORK ON ee ay, or eam Sper SS Te aed: sapsees ae sciaae ae =p ghlemmnnegggerd KANSAS CITY RAILWAYS CO. MOT jcietor of ove of the largest de-| STATE HIGHWAYS | indicated that the prin- : Are you IN NEXT 5 YEARS | GRANGE FARM AID PROGRAM an vost oe anes program would of public service corporations. Clinton, Ill, president of the Na- IN THE DISTRICT COURT ‘Or | National Sessions Adjourned © | gea) with the export deben'ure penaware Dealers Hold Banquet. tional Retall wingers 4a ping gl THE UNITED STATES FOR Association, will be the speaker. THE WESTERN DIVISION. t af lirin 9 z' ~s Centinued from Page 106. | Facilitate Shaping of Recom- plan suggested by a resolution in- Sno ae | tenis fet Mer@uare } : a pees OF THE WESTFRN DiIs- mR BR - ka an TI mm a, TOIT GR pote a ey >> is RS sey » erté SOAR RN aR Pk ERI. Wagan ee — / mendations. troduced by Eugene A. Eckert, ’ have consistently exceeded the ©8 | gpecia: to the Post-Dispatch master of the Illinois State Grange. TRICT OF MISSOURL is expected they will PORTLAND, Me. Nov. 17.—The under which Congress ts asked to | i | yee National Grange yesterday ad- enact legisiation making such 8 . ae ee ie oe oe a me ee ee es ee a4 The Kansas City Refining omgeny. __ | journed business sessions to per- plan operative on next year’s crops = A PB ORES ag ~ having been ™!t committees to work on the Two other resolutions. presented Sart egag tr ey : farm relief program which the or- by A. G. Ensor of Maryland, asked aehs 2ih OA Mig et: 0) ci ME IIR ec RAR sels: AMRIT. adie manne mente ne entinnitnden Ph sd ade RS 8 Fg face eo +3 ee eae were oS | Aa ere enti va. The Kansas City Railways Company, Defendant Centinental and Commercia. Trust and Savirgs Bank and Edward F Swinney. Trustees. 7 Interveners, re The Kansas City Rallways Com- peny. et ai., finie equal the apparent deficit. & ae éleepee v ay ? - Pavers « it A Reny, 5) = P an ome ~s 5 * my - mech as we “ Aoi Kotitertry ys aa wphiid rs a PF ee present p:an, If you are laggirg in life’s race, lack i. % ae aaa saa a dame 3 che vim and vigor that makes for dditional bond issu: ra titional success, take ind ed in some other nal : FATHER JOHN'S MEDICINE, ss | GET XMAS GIFTS NOW! famous for building resistance against There Ras been some ee cer fy Join Our No. 42 Movie Club COLDS, COUGHS, BRONCHI- for a bond issue,” Senator tain” Tianhe SOD Wieeietiaen ctctal Reccopee ol nga ces maeeenNae CED 9: THIS CLUB WILL CLOSE TIS, FLU, and other ailments. No — ee 4 og hee Td aemagete e egh . 10 ts start tn Over 70 Years of HEALTH VICTORIES it. But the people nt the roi a a okie: "ce Defendants NOTIC (Con ent ‘tied . @ r ‘ : ran To the Holders of U: First Mortgage 5% Gol: Two-Year 6% ; sesh «tient liieanmdienta ola eth ee adon hans a, Le ashionable, warm vr dry—four-buckle Galoshes in style for either high or low heels. All sizes for women, girls and chil- 7 dren—from 214 to 8. up to 840 "ENS ag \ Objects to Bond Issues. | . ATHER Tea then entered into a detailed 15 Jewe! né Atai8 © a . ’ 5 . ~ oe? i OHN exp.ranacis : lan, asserting “ > a * es »_* ve «+ _ + -- 2 , . » ian + _APFaeriaara ” t . } ; : : = it a\Ja ‘ OLiISiQ@G: a2c.sVia Pt a MEDICINE 1g a ia anit — ” Vy, - " Pian /, é . Ai, 2 bid me jatap? " » 2 MW UUAU sie. si w ear while jet ody Mliue/ fs 4 as in U nh Eee wi any Pe £6 oF eS. you pay has : been the Ingalls Way A ale Sap nade —" ae PER $500 “a $23.48 “a ee ocatts > 3-year 7% tel zolad Notes icaveume 5.1 37.57 Upon presentatio any of said sc vr rn open the eurities to the undersignec at hi C DATED enue fice Room $4] Scarritt Butidir Em- th das of Mas eas .City Missour: payment eof t} ee . ovemter, am amounts hereinbefore stated wil! COHN T HARDING made and the endorsement of ich Special Master Colds Are A cold In the chest ofttimes 4e- Sakae mieas there is no wav SPARKLING velops into pneumonia. Apply att aie improvements without DIAMOND Special Terms this sale om any purchase over $40 DALY’S GOOS GREEZ RUB to them 10c this week—20- kh the chest. Inhale the Vapors, anerete :v-as-vou-g£¢ ‘ 4. n | re the = th a a ae a cee F. H. INGALLS and the user wit!! be amazed at KS ae ones 07 : — to 81. Ne parment higher than 81 ; the quick results. DALY'S GOOS Re ee and then back down to 10 cents. 412 N. 7TH ST. GREEZ RUB contains old-fash- foned goose grease, turpentine campor, menthol! and other es- Sti. 88a 2niqQn»nnT,! S88 gue ease th a Ree at OR AT cnt Sie wet bhe ee cee eee ee ee eed eS a ee ed ations . “5 Oo 2: oe! : 54 Q ~ 6 _- ‘ - = ae iyo ee | ~; anes Men See, : 2 . Pali : ri ‘ , . > v vee . » ‘ 1 “ me a rier ae eet oe a a gee ‘ " ‘ —— F - . af $ “ te ae, Dyeing and Cleaning Co. 51 BRANCHES PHONE NEAREST SEND your WANT AD to the POST-DISPATCH and GEF RESULTS—3-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING i HW i itmEtio2nan2:h. e888 AE ls et a ee ht qa 4.888 BSS BRB BSBEBEBRB EE BE EE SF. 2. 8 8&8 Bx ETT TTL ILI III III III III III III iii tific i yyy s eeese Seececeesesesesessseese SSSSSCSSSSSSSCSESSeeeeeseseseceses sential olls. prepared in a new sciemtific way which maxes it —— = . > - 4 ‘ a i= ** . Z Lk + eel ’ ‘ ~ a4 Po ba &s % ~ “ + . > sa 9 a 4 , + ‘ » . - > Z i i ii . ee : A 4 on 4 © .* — >3 4 5 T . plished PO Us wren eh Pe SESee SSSSERERERRSRESSRERSSRESEeS Saeaen ~ + “ 2 + e * ™ > +? ‘ f é TI ad § eae 4X ‘ ‘? : s / in «\Jad 2 ae 4 44 &36 7 —s ws e OPronrcnitis., PReUMON ia, bet 8° &. : = . - ’ . Bead ‘ 1¢ ~ = - ~ ‘ . ™ she «fran A ‘an iD a wy bad rwii.t aes ode a ae ay . 7 i . eee OF ¢ mseesit:iorn. A is ”“ % _ . an Cnvaa? - o P e compiercec at aa sa saa ‘ . hahaa ea trost —« aia . ss west * tes o 5 , q #-« " . ‘ ee ; “ ‘a bed bs kae iNs 1a “@6 en 4 4 7 4 aa % - | 4 ~ * > " 4 » } vi ; ¢ at ‘née Pee Ge “ > ‘eae « i 2 2@ . z . ™ . ° . + —— ee ~* 6 ry > « 4 ie 4 ‘ ‘ Na ae “, alates “i 7 4 ‘ “ ihe es I cee ont, ee Woe “ bg Ss cuts ard ruises. INCORPORATED = Panel on Back fer DALY'S GOOS GREFZ RUB |s St. Lous Lorgert “Womens ebeciaity hop * 4 he MRC ES RW, Simp oenrea mex — ? : ae stick e . ‘ : a ‘ =e _ e - *k oe Dat rr Ty eon ¢ h > > ; $ ite ii dba ait ¢ Pat mek Ad 4 —— . phenomenai volume. s nount of wor poysicaly gy white gold in a pop oa pa erate ay numerais. 15 jeweis to In 0 or perhap | OU May arrange 2 ie : sai . Wa ‘ . , . ‘ * rOUl ° ~« nee a’ ~ 7 - [* ‘ 4 a } ue i ' ws’ a” | , ani , . a f ‘ c . - - . .* Wi 4 LAS Ja mo ; Asser harge Accoum Te | sat HE women and misses of St. Louis know dress values when they see them. They said so most emphatically last Thursday when they bought virtually the entire quantity we offered in the first “2 for $16.75" sie $9930 ee {/ wees SHOES are built on Standard lasts, but FEET are as varied as FACES. If your feet hurt i1 because they pa ly of your individuality, an rebel at the attempt to mold them into the common standard. Ask our foot expert whether vou “ Wizard Arch Bu'lders — ee ie oe ee ' -* add Se ergticy Reckoning the Cost. > — at ever held .... and many were too late. : 4 ie : 3 Ninth & Olive Sts. ~tro 7 -* 7 CHRISTMA: ’ (irst (noug: — History repeats itself .... Here are more $16.75 Frocks in an encore. Not quite sO Many, just an even eleven hundred were all we could secure at the necessary price concession. Thus the wisdom of early shopping ts apparent. SATISFACTION GUARANTEE . df ~ > 7 > ~ a oh > : ec Siku Your eyes will open in astonishment : " ee ww > P . , " ' > ; , re " > " ‘ ; S o P ’ c * ; . . - 4 ” » ’ P r + ry . . . : J , r - - ‘ > : ” > . , , , wn f" > ’ ry . foe ’ o ’ P — ) ‘ ‘ / ” a * 5 . > " . : 5 r » 7 - f ’ : P , ” ’ .7) ‘ P - - “ ; ; - > . : , > ; . / ad x 4 . , ° a f _ s f » ‘ - “a pa ¢- ‘ f , ‘ ~ ” " , - ¢ ; "7 > ° : m — a ~ y 4 ¢ P ; ¢ ‘ ’ ’ ‘ . 4 2 ’ . . . J . 4 . - ‘ » ; : r ) " © - " m4 oA » > . ’ — : ‘44 - 4 Po) » * + . a A 7 > ° ~ > and ? ~~ / » | , s > 4 ped ° > p “ 4 , : ‘ . ’ ‘ — bs : “ ; - ~ 2 ‘ ; € ’ -« S ¢ ’ P . / S \ e . ; . + eued ¢ 4 - ’ . aad ry ~ > " . ‘ be P 4 . ’ . } , a” - . nd : . = , - ’ " n + ? > oo ; - - — 4 ‘ ‘ a > ‘ i e r : ; ‘ ’ “ { . - - P " ; : 4 ‘ ‘ b > {) ; . aa ; > E " ‘ eat ’ ‘ - ” . * »/ » a , ; - ) * . ’ - / , f ‘ , , 4 . ? 4 - w 4 ; - » " ® ~ , ’ ~* ‘ = I > - ¢ ° F oO a e 4 o - ~ 4 ’ 0 » ’ 4 > > > " - " ’ , > &,.3 . » S po ? r — ) ~ ; oe J ; ° . > , . he > —jinvisible, ightweigeh’., ’ 7 ¢* ~ ¢ > se b, 7 44 £T RLS, ;A@XIVOiIx FAMOUS-BARR CO. We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps. is i a * -a*, i ‘ aes Lit . , ’ ; © ‘ me 4 . iv’ ai lj ‘ oO i € ¢ » e ‘ ‘ 1 oe i : ; ; a 7 i ; ’ ; at ‘ TiS. ,@T a« A i . j ’ ‘ 7 - _ ; ‘ . eo j | - ’ Pa ' til , | ’ § > | = ~ cha ‘ Se nS at . . ; . s 7 wit s — } in. 4 . s That — oing ‘a we : x | , SS : os | | ’ . hs ‘ “ . & éad ‘nd 4/ id Z @.' ‘Be. ; ; , . ” co . J ( . = > 7 ' ‘ p / ; ESS Se Se ae eS as ui anted Fabrics - | 7 ; ' 7 rea or gona nce geelcaggenllaeey : ) ane ) \ ae ef /| T, | tie | + i eine sem) ee | Ds ee | ww | | = Poy , : K ; : ii realize they have discovered ness -ax y ag 2 : pe ernae : \f | “ae : Af f | } i bys — Selection | | After W eeks of Prepe a new efiiciency in this pop- oy : would buy 11 miles ‘ wrest oR ann ' Sy \ > i } | / \ x i , - ; This Remarkable Sale. Ye war remedy for ee : iii. oun . " 7 ms % a ee Bs See | , 1 ae + on ff} 2] a The ) lection Then We Have Sincereand truthful appre- consideration by the peo ~— vnummee | | ad BRE aig fj | : : ie e. 4 ciation rings in these words peor gett. mmce) Frock | = BR : ed | | i} | A\ # Rs 3 from an Alabama man con- : | : 7 | e e res | i cerning i 2 ” Feen-a-mint 2° “The Chewing LAXATIVE “id sae aggroe ia dhe tak Newest Shades “I have never been inclined to have a very exalted opinion of tent medicines as | have suf- with indigesnon and ccon- Stipation about twenty-five vears and spent a nice little sum on doctors and drugs of al! kinds with little or no results. By mere chance, or accident, 1 was one of vour Feen-a-mine tablets as a “joke” about a month ago and the result was eet so marvelous I decided there a > Sncrease th — al gaa in them ee ae 7 et 1] my 7 ‘ering nas been assembled trom JP to-the-minute merchandwe It mew and w only possible at thes pres Decause we made an Tze purchase. Here ws a jong- Tturuty. Dent miss On ee ee EES a SI RIES AE NR I te ony em SNA bene Ne CARE tet te PON LETT Aap hla ste ar SN tie enna mae ell . ; ac aa ‘ " ” x # PEO DL NN I LON. ee ee aR eae eee qed oh eee ee ee Rap . 2 . , aa PR entieg “ most wonderful results to such | sve #8 epee an extent | feel like giving vou = , , | this unsolicited praise and rruse Ther nothin: nato (ine day wi 7 sale ot these Frocks ¢ | | | ? ‘ that you will accept itin the true Paint r plan hich uid int . ] Be, . | ] we , Th, sa 9 6 | i a tal son EOWwe erg i ns Sg ways me 7 . ce aes ee , a Lee eat. iaracter I ? \" ¥ price Of one. Could any WoOTIAN Tesi si . saan e road at i mn the most 1im- : of th , | — \ OF the Se 4ST) when tne es Sid pig epee PEP « x) eny,- \ hen you need a laxative, fo¢s not advoc: turning ove xpe SNO} no difficu n classitvine thes . | ; ae . 4 _ a - ~ ~ - - — , be sure and get Feen-a-mint “'°'° ‘nds to o : i us $] ) aw mands on one s wardrobe tn ree ee — a Pecans |“ commen le wou ' SO substitute. Feen-a-mine . °° “Oo"'* °° select th ids t . - oC: > Henle trees — .¢ - , , . ’ so mech for such suffer. 0," DY Would subject their Mi:ses’ Sizes 14 to 20 Women’s Sizes 36 to 44 ers they are loud in its praise. Hithway Decarncn, yo Dress Salen—Becend Fi h . . ‘. i ita , L)re oa econ loer. MEALTH PRODUCTS CORP. 113 Noveb 1 seh Se. Newark, N. J. — nized mgineering Lines. BS Merona pe OIE PRM. ‘ 2 > siete ‘ a cal "© Sar et sags eae “y Ps oe +

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/ —I.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ ____WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, 1926_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — H a 4 F. M. Ward, 72, Dies. partment stores in South 2 SH ysuNT VERNON, Ill, Nov. 17.| nots and twice Mayor of Moun ae the nial. and ca3h Lislbad conde labour tee ce wat So nNe Sienna ae See ee “— mo of the night, and said he had made ‘about two inches shorter than the/ wears a special sole in this shoe 7 _M. Ward, 72 years old, pro- | Vernon, died at his home her OF UNDEPOSITED SECURITIES OP kd of one of the largest de-| night after prolonged asen, = a special call only once. left, Van Raalte removed his right |to offset the difference. CITY RAILWAYS CO. | \g peteto | i > L . . a ; + — , eight months by Dr. Seelig and Dr Panel on Back for Engraved Monogram Philip Hoffmann. He suffered brain | ; ” concussion, fractured nose and leg | 606-08 Washington Av.—Thru to Sixth Street af 4 KLINE’S ~Main Floer. and other injuries. He paid Dr. ] d Hoffman’s bil! for $1500, but de- : 9 e clined to pay Seelig’s bill for $5000 @ essfu oa Men S Strap Wrist Watches | alleging it was exhorbitant. Seellg ; Serene cataecseaas teer ett es esaaaa ET raat PAPAL LAAN TUE ALPACA a as sued for a $10.000 fee. | | : a or the plaintiff, Mrs. Malvern B. Clopton, Evarts A Graham and | William T. Coughlin gave testimo- | ny that the services nerformed by iat ae : cf i ce aoe | RE = a iat *4 ; ty ' i . a : : F ae Sh, SRE ge ee SOU DD deca + eae cae , 4 Dr. Seelig were worth at least $15.,- | 9% o 9 \ , Be ‘tah 2 TESA eer | :: in Wites chert, Lautner hi ii 000, because of Van Raalte’s 7 ) fem a PR ak | | | 3 iis wealth, age and condition and be- a a ed | | | cause of Dr. Seelig’s knoledge, skill | \ | ) é + | based his fee largely on the fi-| is sO convenient to use a Strap Watch— nancial ranking of the patient, st trcirsi7tTy 2 BSSSe Sees a4 E g 8 ree eC Sees eneeeeeace ‘and labors. They said a surgeon tha : hy their sales hav ached ch gz lit ) O a | Fi | S d G F hi d that 1s why e ale ve reached su charging little or nothing for a+ Dae ine y ty e arments ds 10ne phenomenal volume. This Watch is 14-karat poor man, and a “handsome” fee | Ora") } white ole a popular design. Radium for a wealthy one. Also, they said, | Sah piper“) ° ° numerals. jewels. the surgeon's experience and | eee Ch W l d l F $50 OO knowledge sania be snaiducdl and | > ES: gle : ° of O1ce 00 ens an ud ily urs " not only the mere mechanical la-| ex: 34. 4 wT. x 7 . . vi or BY Ne , We have assembled this Coat offering especially for those women who are re- bor performed. oy ee Sees. VAL! as luctant to spend as much as their taste would alone dictate. In other words, every AN : You may arrange .a DIVIDED PAY- i Dr Hoffman t-stified that he | We) 0! Se oS - : : : : , : , : , 7 WW) thought it all right that Seelig| a ED Coat in this event is outstanding in mode, in materials, in fur trimmings and in f on | Sis | MENT Charge Account here, extending es ' ae ans ee , ; i ce a should be paid more than he was, as ' A 7 Theta | j ; ; ; , See & period Of monthe—without any ex fj he specialized on Van Raalte’s right wee WA - gyi i, sk Ba Af OS es ME ects Than We Have Hed in Years. Lustrous . tee ve iy Embellish- many copies of expensive , % eg | | _ yy y 7 | ¢€ ny Pans ; i os) * ak are OOM . cir own. We have for- skirts and ais are | * . ‘ , . ie hee y , eg ee caaliaacl | Se —"_ fa: oe Sport Squirrel and Manchurian Wolf (Chinese A NR Breese inated ‘tea several of the most ectively trimmed. es ! a Bo ee RoE e | | icons Kid dog). Deep, soft peltries exquisitely toned | Tl eee RIES ize were , “ re resting event. In | , ae ge Si i ed ae ke “Sata Bice cluded are Venise, Velsheen and Lustrosa / White or Black to match or Narmonize with the smart new oe Se De ng They have a sh » lus . h Frock 16.75 = ee Pte Satin shades of the woolens. Furs DO make the oe Oe y have a sheen, a luster and a deep pile : rocks at . + ae wp : ‘se Sees, | lees which is richness PERSONIFIED! } Black Suede Coat! And in this popular-priced offering paces) | bene of such wool $39 Reams : : . athe oh ee ty suk ia ae - * Blue, Brown or you will be more than ever convinced of aires | Seek . MEDS & are an unmistak eee | Ye able merchandising feat! y two $16.75 Frocks tor the te | x ” Cheer Bid the importance of furs! oman resist such values, right erste Gaal when there are so many de fh. * = Gray Kid 5 | et a. _——_, . IN THE MOST WANTED COLORS Not in many years have we seen such a comprehensive selec- MISSES’ SIZES 16 TO 20 tion. Not in years have you seen such vahues at these three : SIZES FOR WOMEN TO SIZE 42 BLACK GRAY BROWN GREEN BLUE AND IN THE SMARTEST SHADES specialized prices. Sizes 36 to 44 oy 2 ALL SIZES IN EVERY STYL | LARGE SIZES TO 48 KLINE’ S—Mezzanine. 7 | a in the group newest siceves, aeeeceecesseee ° eeene seee a SESSREREEREEeeeReeeees

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_____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH * WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, 192¢__——— ——_——— PAGE 14__________ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —___— bpd ean emacs | Y | — (yeisha , 2% ' | SE oo ety are suppressed. The (reisns . - — tel 7 ~4 ha Sw 7 : - | Special to the Post-Dispatch music and dancing in “ an a | : ey ‘ JEFFERSON CITY, Nov. 1%.-— which the Mayor ordere« er ee fie g owes * egy Pa . : . rill haa 7 been resumed. It had not ; : oa “eo - _ Baker announces that he Wii si Che , eii ~ be a 'heen permitted in the apartments pe . ecth Sz. appoint fast SE SEASLES . ; ne _ a tracted S@q , iT’ : m he . 7 eh Hae as Pgs: he Bas " y Bee PE PS, PRR ie ee Re, Seer) Pee oe : BO i tes Roepe 2S * LF lly he th 3G a | ey ghee is “a catherine ene 99 ra ha | * aaa 1 Dine AO? a oat Mie wePEs John W. Campbell secre- bes ) as eroneously blic Service sovereign, Opes Rate Sen- In these there ts aolemnmess, S, E. CORNER TWELFTH & OLIVE STS BAe ia - — a . ta a A 3 : r Work=- i x. iid a8 ies nd Fab! | “2:38 F&F. . | Wark, Cunningham ana Pabie; | of + e é ; + .- s- . ~ . ee ’ i iion "OD WMiission. ine iiiness O°: ne hKmperor nas ra 3 . Ys ¥. > i ~F, ‘ ] ir a - : vai . : farmer O: Stocr- Suggested to Succeed Alroy responded to treatment. His —— ' > Nr ard cians pote dala ay Raed Mer pisen. oP ight wae PEIN DM AR i 1: EOI NEP : es ae aa ees ed on meas Fee . °. s al eit | C | ' os % | | orn « , ' ) ‘a ; ‘ “ ; . ’ ‘ . ** . . > ; edqaar OUT . in iit . , ‘ ¢ 4 rT Age srt. us : ‘% ‘ c* as ee — / —— ’ . —— " . . s* ‘ . : ro ews AP . ~ rv? r - an Rake! aid ampovoeii s Lppoint — “a 4 a ft. . ¢ * - * e so ; j r ; qi) + : y an? wou hy oot Té t ri*¢ j ap bee til Tel Ula beat a is a as a ‘ , ; 4 > * ad ’ a i i , - . ? + . ’ ry > 3 +t ere ban! 4 i Pe rt » iit sat ‘ €intn it} CU a © | lealas ery “~.- this vear and his term in that body ohibition ae td ast ae +t ' = relief in 15 YZ ry fone : g*4s Teor +, g~ Fr be : a c —- ™ a o . a —" A . emit ? , ff. a . g- : + > « . : -» , _~ is ~ . ’ » —? Po & "5 “4 ; | | ‘ ~ . Almost evervone KNOWS that Sage 7 A . wits a a an oa * +: 6s nial . ont _ \: > ; . i ; ‘Sa . -% : - aa . t r iit \ . . . , *. ‘ , , | . is one of the most annoying forms opeka, Kat., Deputy Admin- .d, brings back HEB | ; 4 ‘ . . , 4 . . ’ a of hair and scalp troubles. A\- ee ‘sane: We EE the natural col. J—nY UPHOLSTERY ___ soe eee ne Vey (Pf v¢ : , ee . ° ’ — Sb 17 ai ii i v4 ~~ ° >. ; most instant relief found in ® . id i csaea steem Unies ; : ses Ge the aes when ~ pee Pa SS gS ewbras Herpicide iscraror in chars ie Bt. ee faded, streake: J : fot ed LAYS " apVERTISEMENT Druggists sell ic - Barbers apply it. District, and Frank Fable, aigo 0% ro grav. learts , _ , : A : ropeka, now a member of the legal ago th nly . = ad Sia menk: riving Shopping _: aes ? + z egg eg ae ai > ish i oe sas s to make if | : 2. | ego Early — — 4 ; > ee - ; res a “ * sities 3 nel , ie) } a > thie ie , ' b the feast cay maug: ASK for Horlick Pee. pagpeswhine2) rot ipmeeammeaerepae § BM pe: ' gyn ge oe “ger P oy . ey the Pilgrim Fathers is The ORIGINAL ~ > until the last Thursday of lgeady housewives Malted Milk: | first call on the job. When| the; | | some, at any i ONLY. $10 A MONT: month, 8 ousewiv — , ; Py re A i , | : | uned t : é oo is ° : : i 8 ee q. i a 7 : . : i i F janning for tbe Than Sgziv- ! Mechafante, | Kansas. It was then awarded |to|. idoe hottle of thin old-time recip 3 i 3 _ S preparations for Thanksgiving Inoalids 2 ye agg ae - Stbided i. |. eT at a ¢ rt oo | ? | al % « Pe’ « || ee asda Gk Wark. that. of @aldtues (eet co auc a ee 2 SSL | a7 aa SNL SE LL ALLL COR BL NR + oT ie Ca: OL EOIN RC CERCLA LO IEE 5 I = A PC SENOS ae Ie SA IO I ARM NN caw NS AOD CARA I I TONER IE Al a I IS BRS eR RENE al NONE Oe ROE MS BNE ES Se Oe ere £5 i help aragtende te penempemnaendne Naps sets Laker pe DS Ai oR Bie Fs = ° , 2 Pee Rs Ae, » = : ies AION NG OG che isco SIO BOA SIGE heals pie Sulina pate: EL REFORMED GS MR INS Sei ARAN ifr 4 at pm hn " ti She'e, bay A catia eas = R Se cad poe? sh Sizes From as 3 X= a | A ator from Missou He is one of 21, to 8 - = eae | tos the youngest ranking officials 3 ADVERTISEMENT cessns- SORE THROAT STOPPED prohibition IN FIFTEEN MINUTES Results Guaranteed or Money Refunded || pennies to every one of your dollars. Srart || Saving now and you | will not worry next Christmas. -> + + INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS (ys Hiccs Sais Town, TRUST COMPANY TOKIO, Nov. 17—The tow eee ' é eer — a I a ee SEVEN-TIME and 30-time POST-DISPATCH WANT Hayan ADS are BUSINESS BUILDERS. PHONE your ORDER. 710 Chestnut St. 4 SOFT-FINISHED, ail-silk C: & rich satin finish; come in toast, Copen, AG S WO-TONE artificial Sports Sata ip ah) violet, brown, flesh, turquoise, maize, cocoa, reat tore different color effects. Make s06t a” a ty : — ge : coral, nsy, orchid, PE us evening dresses. oe very : peach, jade, black and white. - G Cj for spreads, linings, Pillows, etc.; 40 Eieuee (Downstairs Store) ma reat ity wide. Only 800 yards to sell. . * 8 (Downstairs Stara) -~ - — Beginning Thursday—Silk Sale Extraordin Offering Great Purchases of the Nationally Known H. B. Claflin’s Silks at Sensational Prices a oa f > hig 2 ee * > eid eth ten. ee: a Mn, Spf ere Rh oe “pe 3 ea, waa ~~, . > ae * ’ tR Pian ts helping many goed I get all their Tittle together and bate only ene place te per (har service is oniqae ar” dignified and has heiped theusands get det anickly. Os GSA ta same day dorsers or signers. ror f vlemi ical. pank-Lke wry ice, 9 Ther PYRE OR ms erent ee hg ae tages ~ wee Moen the . The H. B. Claflin Company of New r, retifi,. ¢ , rue ) - | i 3 the Robert oem regione eral Sadat 8 pis irom business, sold their entire stock of Silks to Our representative attended this sale and secured thousands of yards of the choicest Silks in 2 most, a eee “intire Silk Stock will be os a non he reproduction of their Sales announcement tells Comprehensive assortment. We cannot urge too s-rongly the importance of you taking fullest ade | se — were at prices below the cost of reproduction. vantage ot this exceptional silk buying opportunity. Prices decidedly unusual from a saving standpomh nT Wem oy SE SE SS FE 3 - | | gr guemaageas Black Satin Romance 40-Inch Silk Radium | Black Drees Satin 40-Inch Printed Crepes : . HB. CLAFLIN'S In. = | : rinted Coe y INURE Six rece Coos TeeK TOR SSOeY . ap $4.78 Yard ar $419 yarq | 2800 Yards Sport Satins $1.394$] 59va ac $144 Yad “ : i Yahlem Finance Corp. 1035 N. Grand Oven TIN 9 PF. M. a ie 4* OPEN LETTER po Store is Rosexr RosexraaL— i : V gi os 49 D4 * ~ ~ lk Ciury Tv * * we —_ SHOOLROUSE CorporaTion A , nt = re ‘on W _—— a = — UPERIOR quality black ALLUSILK Crepe de © be | 7 ! ! Satin in a in shades of maize, tur- : ' ~h eG | cg ee ni . Satin duchess in both and Georgettes in NIN ale Price, Yard | SJ Sd Sd FS ia, j ic] F 4, ; - b i} eh as Sa ; Say > ; } Z += §Z & > a $ ; he Me 2 > 4 . 2 3 :3 4 . : t ‘ ry A - ‘ a et i 4 ,- Pe, i ‘ > @ Pe ad - 5 7 ae * t " a : te 3 be, r 4 7 - i . ee : 4 + a. 2 3% = A + ~ i i 4 $ d * = ; i fg t + &> t . (eae r ¥ 4 ; > q : : : +2 : : > 3 s ‘3 a2 , 7 a > : ¥; : 7 ‘Ses Bae 4 eS 4 ? “a = ; $s = - | > : ; a “Ne - * : sd z 7 ; ‘> if: Med = #8 x ? ia “J a 4 77 5. } : 4 1) Fee am He . i : 4 oe 5 ‘ J a $ £ a 3 * ae - - - eo Bt 3 a 3 § 45 - , es z - % 8 - , oS 2 % bi : F 3 N . * > , - 4 . 2% J 5 e - os to 4 4 i - / . ‘ : a ee s Bc : ~~ + : ¥ * , S ’ * * 4 EA eis : = +e at vs : a tase f ‘ . ax * 4 * Shae a : 3 i g * ia 7 P ti i - : ts a Z 4 > 4 os ae ; E ; ; : , * Se es 8 a ee 1. vo & ee , 4 v4 ” , 2 4 at 3 Fe Bre - 4 b eos ‘ : ci - a : . i oe . 4 bf tee . i ‘¢ * 3 z > " - 4 i > & Kiig - eS 4 ; 2 ee eS hee . 4 7s a - A eet % Ne 4 b ee ES a ae ° . ee ee . "ha cet ; ‘ : - - x id > ee 4 ies € > © 3 t or, sg Ce : _— x $i M ine 3 : a > v= * a x c eet ; I 3 > : ry p ; Bo ea = 4 . Beale ‘ i ie tae z ; 3 wed So Ae 4 Pars “ pA F & ae “ S~ ay 2 ce 9 55 =: > oo ; eS seo oe rm i : : ‘ es 7 23a ’ > we : s o er xX 7 : a ; i, ‘ } as .. 2 AS . : ? S- S 4 % ed q ee fe , oe : ay i 4 ; 4 ; ; 4 im = Ff : a ss. - * “4 %. Ps ’ on — a Se wTiuc rm L rer ° _ = a 7 ’ . * WATCH FOR THE OP! neavy } 1Or juod1se, eacn, ink, orchicd., nape : cig, a palin ge e qualities; just 660 yards to heavy qualities; shown @ —— = .AaTE OF THIS TREMENDOUS . 4 - —a } } —_—--_ - . in . s a . caresses, etc . | ‘ Ss COrai. 2 __ ADVERTISEMENT —_ == } | ee eee ane a ck and white: tor - | , . ILK PIECE GOODS SALE IN oo. offer at these exceptionally neat designs on various co la : ik - 9 - ; : 7. —_. | IMEN’S WEAR AND THE | ‘Tae. Tine iingerie, etc. : ; : : acannon Es ee ues NEW YORK TIMES . : low prices. 36 inches wide. | ored grounds. 4 - nee i Seren ats oe pee TOS XCELLENT quality artificial sport satin, suit- secdoilaiaiallegeesats ; "| HAT now CLAFLIN'S 8: vear _/ 7? 9: ; able tor making slips, pillows, spreads, fancy 5 ciaieaide eo Sunde » cuiry Trar evsre ie. § Washable Crepe de Chine 40-Inch Crepe de Chine | “otk and linings. 36 inches wide and you may se- Novelty Sport Satin ohh ee EVEL OP INTO | | the , (. ar pourth arenes, , , tort NLA MEXK wil Se piaced 7 saic “ £ * - > eS lect from the tollowing shades: | oe .enen ros Ce Cc COS “ eorogu goatee te confiteing war cole , am aia qercnantsee comets toting This is an unusual event S $ $ , Florida Gold Rose of Picard $ 55 ; gow of ene easire © , } ° y eur Gils Depervecss. = eo Take adv antage of it ' At 1 33 Yard At 1 -09 Yard — Beauty Castillion Cc Yard At 1 oes a Yard PNFIIMONIA of ene ot the Byer. rder to accon x : iver Cleopatra ne . | ' grote * Per ve yom, wo aie Of Tur ; oD . . @ ; previous ve our ease ee es » ie “ore y ~ ‘ ~ “ee eee e « Pp rquoise e 4 BI “pe -* Z - 4 ; © sao sapertsne wary comenratat us sale will be held on REVERSIBLE, all ALL-SILK quality in black, Seuckat Ss ge ga a mae RICH artificial sport Satin SOFT finished, Flat Crepe @ , ae | ‘ase an eo a — quality In jade, I n, white, : rustic, Honeydew Mediterranean Palmetto with a neat diamond ef- de Chine in a good color eae ent Coughs and colds a | pew parenans, ve Ore . : nee Chie Chin Axes . Titian fect; shown in the most assortment and black; an Gf” with Yee You a Fs derse in aee ., ‘ . : ihe Bs : ‘ “ : ungie panis aisin ~anper w : os . : i 8 ‘_reomgisiog, 6 oe ac a — Lefcourt Madison Building white, etc.; 3; wide. purple, coral, ; Midnight Sun Chanel Red enue =" — a0 inches cellent dress and lingeri® : fe that is pleasagt to take. ge gen noe at Navy B ice. fabric. , Suisios is a new medica! diecot: a 14-16 East 34th Street = ila saniceis suai ali q With *wo-fold action; it soothes ‘ihidiiimamie We = beals the inflamed membrane : Rosert Rosentuat —Scuootnouse CorroraTion Bg hts germ growth | 471 FOURTH AVENUE . =... eager drugs, creceote is ree | a Bless, eee authomties — . “+ the greatest bealing ages: | SALE WILL BE HELD ON %&h FLOOR—!4-16 EAST 3th ST, . | WATCH FOR OPENING DATE “ 36 inch Changeable Taffeta 800 y d 36 Inch D ® oe pocaiatans coughs and colds ® a Tea ae ts tyn % ther form bies aut - : a At $ | me and $ | .65 Yard ar S % uve Be™? sion coutainn te Ain to. ‘ Me. other healing elements— . = ™ : soothe and bea! the infected! LOT of raoo yards of silk Changeable THREE different ‘ti 3 _——.. *°"*8 and stop the :rritation - We 7 ~- Wa aa A4Gisd at sit ua! I t - sd - ; ’ : 4 : Eg Gg ities of all At Yard _ inflammation, while the creosote E greeting =" of the bh, ee .m™/, * vere . - a Delt FE recy wr ee ee ee ee Poe ee ee " a ‘ ome asipstty * eatin ; eva . on , . PR are Ran. aise AI a a ph a ci Set bom ib Sana om eee De at a el ol geet 2 t ‘ - ‘ "1 ’ 4 - *y ‘ 3 . ~~ bie * 7 ——s et DEE a te os Be Te . . { cere oe a0 o De % a, aa ‘ ae ee * maplandi a ly STOR sp ASE SS BA nee Ps NESE Nee cn es, Changeable Rayon Taffeta SS to the stomach, is absorbed ct ; ; on kage aye Taffeta in mewest bright and medium 7] At C Yard SOTL CUNEINE Quasity, suitadi solor combinations. One- “?e ees silk Georgettes, all grades show- ; “i making gowns, wrap tc.s met 36 ight fabric in good cual ing practically all the season’s new- i= coe Stead, attacks the sea’ of of :. : ' ee } wen 80388; gare: —e oe : ’ . " : . 2 uD: yards to sell this exceptionally low ueavy caitton Latteta of the higher grade. est co.orings; 40 inches wide and ex- HIS wanted fabric comes in an assortment of | erie. es eee fancy work, etc. ceptional values at $1.00, $1.55 and bright and dark shades. Made with a silk face : EET ET I IN i! SRT end | t i : bmulsion te guaranteed satio 4 s ¥ 19 the treatment of persist-/ HIS is an ideal fabric for making all manner of * $1.95 a yard Christmas gifts. Has a very attractive tinish and cotton back. May be used for dresses, : “4 ovgbs and colds bronchial asth ed e broschitis and other forms of may select from light and medium colors ust 77: This Is Without Question the Outstanding Silk-Buying Event of the Season children’s wear, etc.; 36 inches wide; slight seconds, — ~~ yards to sell, so we advise you to make an early selec oa s tery diseases. and is excellent | |. OE etn wit : —Additional Space and Extra Salespeople to Serve You Promptly but unusual value. ee te up the system after | —— ee

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. , . . s M4 $ ¢ : & . > £ § " f j i . pin “rer, ee Te / Antes alpine OO iy ~—— ~~ }; : AR ~ | = " a é 2 * 24 aid Ra oN ie | ae. ’ Pk mes a ; ~My ae - , eas TH, $10 Or TEE OF old $5 REMEDY '. ADVERTISEMENT . Shopping Early This Year bh the feast day inaug- by the Pilgrim Fathers is b until the last Thursday of “gponth, alpyeady housewives ’ for the Thanksgiv- ons for Thanksgiving in with a visit to Pruf- Litton Furniture Co., Fourth St. Charles. A number of } dining suites have been ONE-FOURTH OFF for selling Wednesday and y. f your dining room needs new re, be sure to inspect these ing-room suites. A USED PIANO eable Sports Satin $ | -00 Yard E artificial Sports Satla in 20 t color effects. Make .sivst at- ing dresses. also very desirable , linings, pillows, etc.; 40 inches 800 sards to sell. (‘Downstairs Store.) - Sere Open Evenings VLIVE inary | tional Prices the choicest Silks in a most th . bt e of you taking fullest ad- ert al from a saving standpoint. 40-Inch Printed Crepes | Ae $1 -44 Yard ALLSILK Crepe de Chine | and Georgettes in good © heavy qualities; shown in neat designs on various col- : _ored grounds. 39-Inch Flat Crepes mls sy ll i ANGLICAN CANON DENOUNCES DUCAL ~ WEDDING RULING ‘Rector of St.: Margarets, | London, Says Nullifica- tion of Marlborough- se| Marriage Is Scandalous. By the Associated Press. LONDON, Nov. 17.—The Rey. _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ | William Hartley Carnegie, rector of | St. Margaret's Anglican Church and | Canon of Westminster. said today ; ' /he indorsed every word uttered by Bishop Manning of New York in ’ i protest against the annulment by the Roman Catholic Church of the marriage of Consuelo Wanderbilt and the Duke of Marlborough. Speaking to a representative of ithe Associated Press, Canon Cur- negie said he was equally amazed 'with Bishop Manning at the action ey. i most , at of the Catholic Church in annul- ling an Episcopal marriage which had endured for 25 years dnd rom which two children were born. “It ig perfectly scandalous and incredible,” he said. “If such ac- ‘tion could stand, no one’s marriage S| vould be safe.” Critic Popular at Court. ‘Canon Carnegie is one oc the! influential divines in ; | the | Church of England and is popular court. In addition to being | canon of Westminster and rector | | of the fashionable ‘the Anglican creed and Christian 7 | doctrine. Miss Mary St. Chureh, adjoining Margaret's | Westminster Abbey, he is the chaplain of - House of Commons. He has written voluminously on His wife formerly was Endicott of Boston, widow of Joseph Chamberlain. “TY am in entire agreement with | what my friend, Dr. Manning, said, | according to the reports published | here.” ‘Canoh Carnegie said. “Of course, I have not made a com- plete study of the case, which, after all, is no direct concern of ours. as we have our own prob lems.” This reference was to the church ' | assembly at present sitting at West- | minster. “But I do not hesitate added, ‘that 999 out clergymen in the Church rland would fully indorse, Dr Mannine’s pronouncement.” Friends of the former Duchess to say,” of 100° of En- as I do, he | of Marlborough don, are anxiously awaiting the of- ficial reaction of the hurch. The position of the offspring of the Marlborough marriage is rather unique. They are the Marquis of who live in Lon- | Anglican Blandford, who was born in 1897, | married and has two children, is and Lord Ivor Charles, born in 1898. In the eyes of the Roman Catholic Church the marriage from which they sprung did not exist, ‘but a Roman Catholic authorit has explained that the decree nullity from the Vatican has no legal force and therefore in eyes of the civiliaw, the Marlbor- ough offspring are in no way af- fected. CR Plan is helping many good peopl all their little bill. } her and hate onl)» One place to pay. Our service is unique ar’ dignified and has helped thousands eut o lou can ernha +h Same day withkeut en- dorsers or signers. Quick, confidential, bank-l.ke srvice., Yahlem Finance Corp. Open Till 9 P. M. SSS a & get JSS SS SEH || MS TAT TPR NT ‘—CAB.eS, if as- From Rome come advices ¢ ‘onishment over the adverse criti. cism. of the nullification of of | the | | the} - | ny marriage. This was attributed one vatican official to ignoranee on the part of those dissenting ‘trom the decision of the Diocesan Court in England and the Sacrea. Rota Tribunal! in Rome of the scrupulous care which is taken in accordance to ascertain whether any annulment of a In order that suspicion of discrimination in such the official added. ail deci- sions of? Diocesan Courts must he marriage. | Submitted to the rota, made up of i } ; i ; twelve members from Cathole countries and eonstituting ithe Supreme Court of Justice of th. ‘Roman Church. The vatican apokesman pointed out that annulments of marriages were granted only when cnses wer? amply proved. It was pointed ont that Pope Clement VTI. notwilth. standing threats of gravest conr-- /aquences, steadily declined to ann! the marriage of Henry VIII to impediment exists to warrant | | , there should be no; principal |. Catherine of Aragon, also that an |! At $1 -55 Yard SOFT finished, Flat Crepe de Chine in a good color t assortment and black; an ex- cellent dress and _ lingerie fabric. 6-Inch Duvet -.15 ; Yard comes in an assortment of ides. Made with a silk face y be used for dresses, robes, 6 inches wide; slight seconds. PNEUMONIA Taistent coughs and colds lead ous trouble. You can stop them @ with Creomiuision, an emulsified te that is pleasant to take. | Ulkion js With two-fold action; Meals the inflamed membrane inhibits germ growth. ' known drugs, creosote is rec- by high medica! authorities & of the greatest healing agen- on Persistent coughs and colds er forms of throat troubles wsion contains, in addition to te. other healing elements soothe and hea! the infected | anes and stop the irritation ammation, while the creosote - to the stomach. is absorbed © blood, attacks the seat of cng and checks the growth of mulsion is guaranteed satis- - 0 the treatment of persist- Cvghs and colds, bronchial asth | b 8 a nitie and other forms of TY diseases, and is excellent iding up th or fly | e¢ system after oT told Recording to directions. Ask ~e a hew medica! discov: | it soothes jannulment was denied in the cas. ‘of Prince Rospigliosi, head of a 'Catholic fami'v. ‘Report That Consuelo Will Remar- ry Second Husband in January. ' Copyright. 1026, by the Pres: anu Pullizer Publighin € # (New Vork Wor'd and Post-Dispatch.) LONDON, Nov. 17.—It ig report- . ed that Col. Jacques Balsan wil] be remarried to his wife, the former Duchess of Marlborough, , with ‘Catholic rites when she rejoins her’ husband in Paris next January. This is now possibile, since the an.- | nulmen’ granted by the Catholic ‘authorities makes her divorce from ithe Duke of (existent in the eyes of the church. The reason the Duchess, who was Consuelo Vanderbilt, married Col. Balsan with the ceremony of the |\Church of England in the chapel of the Royal Savoy in 1821 was that it was impossible for her then ‘to conclude a Ca‘holic marriage, ,due to the divorce. | - any charge that is not clear; of our customers. ’ SECOND FLOOR Explanation of the correction of errors which creep into bills occasion- ally; the place where we will smooth out any misunderstandings to the satisfaction Incandescent Lamps: + New lamps for Dyplicate Bills--to replace the bill that old, free of charge — those sizes and types _ig Jost or has been misplaced. best adapted to home lighting. Securities Department ¢ « More than _ Pay Bills Here: A new row of cashiers’ windows where bars are abolished and we meet our customers face to face. pany and its related companies. Information”: ’ Just ircide the entrance; a place to learn quickly where to go tocony mand the many services that we are eager to.put at the disposal of our customers. Appliances + - A beautiful new room installed. where guaranteed, dependable labor savers for the home can be bought and paid for in easy payments with light bills. Portable Lamps: +A beautiful new sec- tion showing “lamps from all the world” — imported, artistic creations to impart color and charm to the home. business houses. THIRD FLOOR Electrical Distribution Department Here you can learn when your meter will be connected; when your service will be Industrial Salesmen « « Engineers who are ready to tellhow electricity can improve and cheapen the process of manufacture. Commercial Salesmen - - Engineers to solve lighting and power problems for 22,250 of our customers are our partners through their purchase of $21,000,000 of the supersafe preferred stocks of this come Appliance Repairs « Sales Manager It now will be unnecessary four customers to go above the third floor of our building. All of the services which we are eager to render have been brought together for greater public convenience, > hee tana lis te oer lame * eer ne eee rues rove mi tape ‘ Rec xi a Neh te

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PAGE i6 ____ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . in the Web- | rr. a DR. TROTTER’S TEETH pacman a re tug ~|DRYS MAKE P} ANS | PNEUMONIA, NOT TEBANUS, = | Joins Socctifel on Oct 18. A — st -onrycngy 4 po aye Pha DANDRUF | gies ene W. Va. Noy. 17.— | CAUSED. SCHOOLBOY’S DEATH | ‘emus physician so pronounced the | | : 9 4 Las. 7 DE is 8 ann tt rubber suc |'a& revolver fight over the ownership | | penne on on Guinea Pigs anand Dr. R. B. H. Gradwohl, bac- | 1 : Z ~— th oly gy iguana of a pair of gloves resulted in the | 1978 CAM to Bear Out Vaccination 'terfologist, reported he had found | | Relieve the pain saucy BR TROTTER, SPECLALAST Beck Conreanre Wee || acath of two section hands in «| | Cause Theory ‘no evidence of tetanus, but -had | Baume Bence oa At Barbers and Drugsists. J) Norfolk & Western Railros camp | {| Death by bronchial pneumonia (found bronchial pneumonia. In- | || head cold, = inouthe. If you have ceetuhle want ing ‘| er seme, cen. for te lear.at Mohawk. Each morta! yo was the verdict today at Coroners | | jections from the boy's viscera into ’ . Bh : ier n. Broken plates repaired. 203 N. 7th | 2 —_ . ° as Near Fine. Moure 8:30 te 5. ! | wounded the; other. Object Is to Prevent Nomina- | inquest into the death on Nov. 8 guinea pigs had disclosed no teta- 9 i. | : lof Russell Skyles, 6 years old. Of | nus in the pigs which would have | MEF +F | tion of Wet Candidate and '1705A North Thirteenth street. The | onowed, Dr. Gradwoh! said, if tne | pon ten 2 Block Beer Platforms. |suspected cause Was tetanus fol-/| hoy had died from that cause. _ SS SESTQUE meeeed . eeeeeee — — reeeece ° ' nae _ — ee¢r ~ ‘ ; ; “e iB th A tm tated I rees. : : ; ) § Be " : .SHING TON, Nov. 17.—A vig- | , " WOR RR RRA RR ERY A TRAC RR TER TARR ual ¥ ea est W A - 7 "= . Best) RY Ws Dae Ww We a RS et WY AAAS Vag a WSS \ y AE RS a WEA a \ Sa . ON US “Ty Wa SN as ane ee XY . ¢ ‘ . ! ANN ‘\ AAAS ar. A > pee 1h ys eN Po Wi — . \ ~* Shoe Values orous campaign to combat the; #, AAS ‘ Sy a a i r. RS OE SED RN SAN SRN TY PY FES). S ‘ \ \ ‘ ; h\ ww . % ‘ Wak ‘ : AWA) \ . * | Vo aN ' into o i ho DY. YS 1) Ns ri .~ a P AD Era ee oP 2A DD / We Have Ever | | } os tana aa RB Si call raat RR nal ew See ¥ \ , \ - ; ws AES ak % SN \ NN TA AMS ‘Ne Sa Waa % . LINC.) s . SA a AN x eS : “a A a, ty ae an “> " ANS s ‘ Wak AS * \ A ‘ Mi X - \: RS . x ee Wy sit . ya ‘ey bY \ ; aN a ne ‘\ he “a , : A \¥ » aA bey Ae Was » * : Ry ‘ ~aAr 2to$3a AV. weer nis Oiaal out for the Antisaloon League. Bs Another Sensational Purchase and The Committee, meeting here yesterday | to consi Ger the wet- cuneate id aspects £3 aM - “ N \3s : . Te Y yee ee SETS Swe i (seks. URED om SONS, See h ES tC MT A : ao a aes Ty ee ont Pee ow y ‘ ‘ 4 ™ 0? st... ae ‘ - = 8. . 7 bs, 7 “7, Z ae og es 7 lla «eT Pai > kf ep Me es lt vay" yp | nh 27 ED PE A 2) ae Pr PENIS Ie We ih i a oe ae “ieee ‘ yt ‘ a Daal an ” >» ae: ae 2 a ies oh. Name *, : Pe ° 2 n & 4 Re. angel cy - o ay rion te, 4 oe 9 4g ARR a ee dae: wet os a ; z " : Pay + os:> inne Saleen Se ee a ee, organization’s Executive | ‘ . o ~ . Tnno A forces in the campaign .¢€aa New Short Vamps Special for Thursday to the 1928 presidential race. ° Buckle Pamres sale liiies aeieiinecte’ Gram 7°) saat articular emphasis was placed Friday and Saturday . ee ee elie , upon efforts to reach the (hcirier- Val 5 85 ent voter with tnformation on the ues to $ : /, f icsues involved, and to arouse the y nonvoter to the need for his exer- wa i fi cise of the on se to dé ive the , highly orgar ” It also contemplat sing immediate | = | ~ . ° ‘ expansion of the ieagues ‘educa- tional” program, which has been oe * are since ratification of the ae na IN BOYD’S SUBWAY D’Orsay 5 sention ‘at the organization activi- Pumps ties. . Ties - | The Legislative Committee was Straps : : ] directed to work diligently for Bow Pumps = enactment of measures to elevate | Buckle Pumps | the status of the prohibition en. Fancy Ttes forcement unit to t separate bureau of th Snappy Oxfords Patent Cherry Patent Sew Pamee Hedarte ment. and to place Satin Rose Blush Kid “a “Pe Velvet Reptile Trims , ial comm! Satin and Velvet Combmations wo Pee Soyer pomghee © Fit T PhS 4. page ae gts ee ao ir al R aie y S8r As palmer, sees ilies * Bae ut, ia We vee 7 ‘Sy e*I>-Neckwear 2 SOF ccs Silk and wool, mogodores, moires 5 | T h 4g rr 3 d al VY ’ § ond fine Swiss Knits. New fall pat- : © D ' $2.00 Caps New Fall caps in a big seiection of S$ | Ss eS te Specia > ~+- : ; 50°, 60° & 75° Hose | These low prices in effect for Thurs- 4for... | day only—this is number four of Suk mixtures and rayons in black, the Subway S Series running this. solid colors and tancy patterns. | week—only ohe of the series a day Slight seconds. | —only a day foreach one. SBR eo ites : oe CARO 48 - ee ae pram henig ah ke ye } erat soe 4 ~ 5d * rie * 5 Ah, SRE, PAPA Ye mE yet i. ete ee, fille Sinai aa aie ie he proposal! Another wonderful deal with | - a big manufacturer brings : ee eet? wens ioe these smart new Shoes at will not be a termined until An- remarkable savings. In- sh spate cluded are all the latest Panty Cut-Out styles, in every popular heel. Sizes Z to 8. Widths AA to D. $3 90 $ 4.90 referendum propositior Values to $6.85 Values to $7.85 : than on sin ilar propos! i , vious elections.’ Se pe ee ee ee er | Pe nee AO} 5 CO he ae a a en ae ears NR ta BY cs Rion SR a OG ges REEF OF PMN 3 . a ‘ ” «& ABP egy let Pew . a Yee TP Pw Ee * x 7 +> +: ee $1.00 Hosiery $35.00 _ a= - OQvercoats Silks, wools and silk mixtures. Black, piain colors and fancy patterns. Slight seconds. +. ad | $2.00 and $2.50 : 7 5 A special sale ot Overcoats for Dollar sie a ee Sara wae og . “ty oe ia Pivs : ; Pa ae aS dC $V ihe ihe eee cies nig + tees “ a Bee eh rs 4 thd oe a) SY iy tes cee Kok j 2 - 2 . hs vat’ . * php $ mt a, _ igi etal aR 5 UIE cle Rar RI Re 1 9) 3 Mica! POTD Pe aes WAR SAAT: Be ac oi? A Sigh dae iS eed ies gah hatha GN gh IRONS MARS. thee terete arias SRO ce ae re 5 sede cscs “oi ge sa “ ‘8 Me ire ig aye eb nae Seat 7 WBE igh cat" Sectesaaat g begets 56 SPOS hie ee ES ‘ TARE : 7 i cali fe tote: eee bee reer: a Seryeies a . ee ‘. mos : \ , oats Me Gene fe te oh Br aS PoP) tale . Poa * - Doers | \. > 4 Me GS 4 Par # SAD ER SRLS aR PETES hd Y 2 . Te aa Ae ot ink Jouus nee bie ges OT, eas SBR ey Oe 2 TN, Oe Ose ones 6. FCT Raed . : ae OLE RD 2 lls naan pie ° aad Pad: ts he a OR aT a5 weet igs. ae 4 ~ o — PORTS ee Paj amas Dx:y. Blues, grays and plaids. Double >ampies and slight seconds. Breasted and Tube Models. _ « 7° ’ a $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 : $40 and $45 Night Shirts $s Two Trouser Samples and slight seconds gue: Suits *29 $1.00 and $1.25 Athletic Big bargains in two trouser suits for Union Suits Dollar Day. Extra quality woolens. Care- 2 for... | ful tailorint. Single and double breasted models in this season’s patterns. | | Yet oe ey thir rae «ears a Ore a oe ee y Np ee n : eK: " rr DO Ge AI tay “y BL ae IBS ch he, « ‘ i Nebr srtteed shat 7 ‘ . _ - Rh dee a pan ale ce > 2 saab oy —e pie ; — oui b, % ‘ agp we ta a ae BPN 8 oaks hag as Op RAROK SS rermere QE ALE ALR A ALE ARLE BI Nt on ae ae ae — a es Pg Asap ean r * v “ ii J et vee en 7 — ee — : n me ‘ N ‘ : : a . . - gg . c Seep 7 ain 3 Da ten . ~ , eer . ar a : em b i al : ‘ teak Peds ap ae a a i " es ; : ing ep: . . rT eee a te eee ae aa Ronee eae ' sa a eS “agcciler 2 pre Bid an i f pa 5 ae. iad ais coset Ceara Set NS vii th y i : : ‘ : 7 , Somer tas . “3; : a ae re ee ay See bids tenis: - oe oe as Ta WAC Met athe tivadghy La, e eee ee PAN ke lent pte meee Sage * a ‘eye 2 TR a ae Re dn alana a — seg oh Biker Anwe torre : aR. otos a9 bon a a ta a a ee ed . : . a . » wy “a ; wn Nigeag Re sees 5 PR big Bae 3 % let a == - - =~ a ott . — > cA es + * dhiles i " . -t « r ad é sh taal — - SE A A ee ee 1 a a ae. oe 3 is eur we eee 3 a iy ~ e E RE O a Fiala Pots x. bp oa , oe epipayage de? ae a ee eee: S Bewindicl Jef = EMD ead. om - ree 5 a 7 ae ~e ‘, il ~ 7 bikes 7 sayarsitesspeemiieeiannes intpensietianttenestiter Be ead a ahaha ee oe, Ps . * - BOYD-RICHARDSON — OLIVE AND SIXTH

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s1.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, 1926 -5T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . Relieve the pain and tight. &F ness by rubbing the chest wic ‘dl BAUME BENGUE. Excellent ¢h head cold, too. Baume BENGuEy LANALGESIQUE ‘SAY BER.ggge | Tere AB ik) ts YA \ \ \\y , ° | A BR oe WR \\Aa\ The Dotted Line results from advertising are those that bring customers into the store and up to the counter to ask for your goods. i RPh a so heii elas ¥ Pelciettin és nee Bie ipdte: jis = oe es + ene tee — . ates Ln ciety ee hae 4 *% . min ~ 4 eee “ ‘ iets e 7 be geet ‘ oo w oat ‘ akg at : et pnts deena ele vaniqa ON ee ES An may Ime Da oh ee 7 ‘5 “ - ~- ie A. *eay = ~~ t ad VP Ob ee ~~ _ ney ett a MONS ‘ ns . ; ”. — . we ee er i . ty ‘ ORI epi cer “ allie A nates hatin 0 ia Mie eee toll tae ls Me ae eee a . aoe - ow ~ . of for Thurs- ber four of nning this series a day Pe nage * on. ee rr, % : ay " . . _— oe . . — . —— . - ow glk MARYS a eT ene | 7 ” i . epee . —— , , wr OareNaee ” / oeerpere Pe PRD Ot ee mapires: Aaa Mae AAS angneeee — — “ ~ ww ohne P . a - . : rhe 4 be von NG > meecten caste my by yeenryts theet TRL PPPRR Khe ae ” pwr BS ry M pie TBI Fe 1 ” x 4 ¥ : ’ Bre a ae mee 4 $ ‘ ha om nee as dts: hen , dh Pinata aheel a. Soaked he ‘a ‘ . ee Le Ai ht Na AE SERIA ae Se ecee ne chiles ese Os eS - md a 3 cers oe atin nabs Raver tei ss ie rinse cee: gniesneliae~ aie i nate Bonidh= ele twe-tsehes PY le Pe Aah Pht eth ge agi Pena a 6 sigs ” an iy Do iter “to 6 wr oeaes a st et gen ey men te , Sern ‘; = a a 4 * “+ a bal 2. ’ z Argh Py) i y . m . e % J o . ne ’ ’ Lo re. . an > ke _— vr dee oo 4 ul ae atte seus - xs me ». “ ‘ 7 ” n “ a one “ne ‘ “ ° a ” oe Verto Tete le ae hi eee: oy Puan re -- ey * Na Ol ARN i one RO EI ; - : ses ‘ ; . Prep e He harptnce a -~ o- ee . ann ang * my es RT Neposes WA naa AAAS near enemas > neers . "bD = het : To toy eee aiytih eb liiady M a é pee aoe paehteh 4 ie ee oes bape nce ers ap tng iho a ae 2 Nepce eds ~ Shah) ake auamie ote ‘ a ; ae. Se ange 9 enables A> te re TD Sty tential ate . A eat (tbakawys. 8 Aetfinne, ORO cfm ile AEE PEP K: 4 z et een Ss oe ae fideoriiis ty Yn alesse G7 oy il! pill Mow thew + G fe came 6 inert MiltOs ean Y : ? ~~ ° 7 are het TY 4 nese ~ * aang hie ot , ” Nee 5 adie, yer : ‘pth dn Be lis 7 : . _ a ee f or “ , . , y . P P Se: a. , c A q t \" 7 - io c 4 % A . Pty. g 4 ~ pe ee . . Pa " : rf pat Yo as 1 TS ‘ Er'y sie t * : bi: opener ele " > 3 i ae les in sine Oe iahivglt pbnples ite: a iy nanan és anid an the Se il Coa ye 4 Fito ts parent - pa) es iy a Nhs oe * aie fn 2? : et ied = fe rahe ; a uy nig : = Real 2 ~ 99 ae ge , ats for Dollar aids. Double SO ON ope oe eo, ii ale ih inl ’ The tips in this book will aid the “29 | advertiser to win the Chicago Market* ten for |: | | i} No matter what you are selling you can be well advised by fable breasted Chicago’s retail space buyers. They are interested in “dotted line” results . . . . in cash sales from every line of advertising. ' 4S ~~ ME i, et CR eta SE oc tn A eR Mle - , "F HOSE who know most about selling goods in Chicago are the ones YOU cannot hope to be as successful with other methods—which who have the most goods to sell. retail merchants have found wanting. Chicago’s “Loop” is the greatest retail market in the world . . . nowhere A tremendous buying power lies within the Chicago Market*—where else can be found concentration of such volume . . . $275,000,000 yearly The Daily News has 94% of its circulation. The greatest factor in » « . stores with departments selling every conceivable kind of merchandise. moving goods in this responsive area is The Daily News. Other- wise retail space buyers would not spend the bulk of their appropriations If there are any short-cuts to success in a market, certainly these in this paper retail merchants know them. The opinion of those who have so suc- . cessfully developed this market is priceless! Why is The Daily News SO important a factor in selling goods in Chicago? What conditions exist to justify this overwhelming preference It is most significant that department stores in Chicago,whether in the of retail merchants? “Loop”’ or in outlying districts, depend more on The Daily News than on ae : any other Chicago paper to move merchandise. The new book, “The Dotted hia — po oo em i ap HEAP He pore the ; — ' lai ] ith th It : t t. comp iments O Cc bd ’ ; “Ag Pe ee ee newspaper and merchandising situation. You need it to get the whole | | Te The consideration that moves the retail space buyer to use space in picture. ' , enders | iH any paper is: will it sell goods?—will it bring buyers to-morrow? a . of its In the first nine months of 1926 more than 39% ofall the department store W; Yl te Toda This significant book, entitled “The Dotted Line,” gives a 2 fors \ , ; , | 7 : | ineage ‘ i d pear dramatic and timely picture of the advertising and mer- — | - — a ep =~ “08 sae lt resbeaaie pauly chandising situation in Chicago. If you are selling or plan to sell goods in Chicago, you pende : it News. . . MORE THAN TWICE the volume any other daily or Sunday can benefit by knowing the methods used by those who are already successful business or advertising executives who write for it on : ufflers | ia 20 od. ov Ahem cuntlonore: A The Daily News, 15 North Wells St, Chicago, UL It takes The Daily News to sell the most goods in Chicago. ” . Peon SS Rattesten, PT EPC Saeisgys I OEE ANS NMP PE RY IE me en 2 yo NR Ee ed eS: nar on 3 aii ees oo 5 Fee eae ae re ey oe cyl oy ee ee ee eee eer. oe ee eee eS ee me ad - ies aed a ee ° “ . CRN iP Ade tor erage 4M 4 ge Sybase eet lean vw es pits a ee ee ee oe ee Sk Tae S . a hie > tyes — . = es eth OEY ORE OEP OT NS Em a a toe tos aed ars . Per fe Sallie a RN og ee tw ralige os 4 i al thn Meplhe CEA ND MR Semin ee A Ala Ne Rk eh ym RE Be wes oe tA cae ~ —~ * a a foo <i r Oe oe ND ’ a hoe. - Wie eee < 2) RE Ren somes ‘ oe i drayonsin ——— $ | % The Chicago Trading Territory, as acknowledged by all Chicago newspaper members of the Audit Bureau of Circulations, is the area within 40 miles of Chicago. MEMBER OF THE 100,000 GROUP OF AMERICAN CITIES Advertising Representatives : ~— af Bst\. eS £ Advertising Representatives: NEW YORK—I. B. Woodward CHICAGO—Woodward & Kelly a age hen auaiite preg "26 Sane Mecaak eee 110 E. 42nd Street | 360 N. Michigan Avenue te ee Bidg,

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= (WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, 1926_ ) _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ ——_.. = editorial Page Daily Cartoon = | b ae i lids ae Gs alld ANY Ane A “ - eee aoe ns " " ro. ul ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _____ — Restricted Articles Excepted. We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few aaa ia , . } $4.95 Value; Pair, $3.88 ae oe @ Lustrous pile, wide twill Bolivia @ Smart and serviceable imported Kid Coating of good, heavy quality for wom- Gloves in the pique-sewn, novelty short- en’s and children’s Coats; 54 inches wide, in smart Winter colors and black. cuff style; a splendid choice of Fall colorsand all sizes. OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY weace Sau ——————e THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O'NEIL CO. THE MAY CO. tgp ~~ *- -_ rer sehen mahi ‘ye ley nl , Bred or MER ATER EN ans! 4 4 PY ge * Wey P+ pepe © Cra SA tee et * adieu eve’ é Extraordinary Opportunities in Our Pre-Holiday Remarkable Frock-Buying Opportunities Are Presented in This Group of AE AL A ARRAN SOAP OE ORRIN PO pone, . aT Ty ce UND IN TRUNK la > Vike Ph | —With Such Emphatic Savings on Smartest Silks That ‘a You Should Fill Your Own and Gift Pattern Needs Fully 4 3 i Velvet Brocade . ... Metal Cloths $6.95 to $9.95 Values ree | $10 to $12.50 Valag $25 to $35 Values NE OI ON EES A eg AOD ATED BES Ua a PUI se es ee ee “ SORT Be om @ Beautiful self - hued, | | Bez » | @ Imported brocades #f two-toned and printed " rich colorings with Brocades on light and : | and silver effects: dark Georgette — some 7 q inches wide; for ye. F 4 with gold effects inter- some garmen Various € When you see these many Dresses ~ _. 4 ber . ¥ . NRA die A S es | aa - a 34 ite ts , ‘ ae a 7 . = 5 " a i ™ ns a ~_ . we = - J hey a aa te US achat af we ame Qe . by x pa py. App Teta mii th tenn Teo 6 aa ll peas , tei espsupr 8 ’ ut | ae F - ¥ vn ASRS SS pees aL em Ba a A te ae rea aa n ‘ 3 a ML > ss > -;| = s . 7 rises La ‘ot “~ The setters . ts «*, 2% * .*, +?" . a> Pa %P.6% Oh x le stedel ee ae sot Met erp.ngs from an At- ig Allig ator Shoes Thursday—the Second Day of the Important Sale of © = al % ‘i ae E bi : He. JOT. mt i ie ¥ y the executive : a the Hera'd. It reads in es | } vrening Mr. Wickoff s0-/; sn ; g@ me fo as or permis College and Young Business Men Favor sreennabiiadiite voce ~ ieee a 4 ° Tedeaitiitedentenal 1] ww ry —s oe $10) 22 Smartly Attractive Models cial V alues at 3 € Women and miss nti mart —€ Ey / = Spe , : street or sports Postwear Gill Se high- = $2 to $4 V alues Offered at me too item to peovedeeit easels down the t’o ly pleased with this group of Straps : today. as a reporter for the and fancy Oxfords. Of genuine alli- : . y. a gator leather, mahogany color, with = ald. si08 ae Fa mes , . . E ing : sabi Aerated a ne iba ier coat 700i lie, to C widths. feriine € 5) : erin “Im I eotwear— , 4s Lyf ; / 3 : wwing thie te @ jetter of May " correct styling and unusual SRE TS NON yn RO 00 (): and colors for your choice. When you Tis ia f/ y Ro, oe eee value-giving will want these Value see them you'll surely select several. Pe AT LENG! 1/ Fi (FBR coun += prociamation tmeued br, long, double-breasted tube Beer os Ae et, . | Sizes 14 to 20. ——g if x /, : | ae > aun aed lt Mise Sey) coool te aah? + “eer ca. 4 y f . j - AZain he thanks Bennett for or box-back etfects—all nd ee of i, a yy € Men > Rings tesope 4 OnvVx, with heavy . Of hi E li h B 7.3 | h hit -“ & : Pror* civen through the rae Pa if satin lined. cn eet ee raised white gold interchangeable | aaa white Engiush Droaccioth, waite as : . i he thinks ie the true initials, in handsome solid white gold rayon-figured broadcloth, all-white hd . ‘ the country and also for rayon and many colored Shirtings in personal expresstons. c? an errone jus mounting. And for women—little -e/ 7 ae a ; es ¥ ” ~ > ” tinger Rings of onyx, with a diamond new patterns. (go = - ‘ urs in regard toe War He mixes : ey : nr rc cCoOrrer -4 ~h¢ l- * (oe) Ae ° in one corner and a white gold initial a :: | Shirt Section—Main Fiecor. } * ~~ > — —— -_ . o> ; — in the other, in lacv white gold : ZS | « whatever with his duties 2 . nothing « Ger Hunter's a a pete loa: » hee ad ee. ~ "7 ¥ i Sit pone 8 ? i. Bilge hE I pica pth eSpace a, pats, ee Wan ah ee Care Tune ore ee ee ; ne , ’ . + rie * z « = BS L *% - Ls a e * ae 4 i 4 » 4 ¢ : eg ee ~~ ay pe = an = es x € tee ° ey ; BA ig i. Ve he iS Si Pt SS mes Sy 3 (x a Age , Se ae ees Past eet. ae ras a & a >> ES) ie aa > 8 ~ Sar ‘ en Fr) aS a % Fes 4 4 Le Ps a mm x 4 _ oe .. ig a a + deh y Sy So an ee £>% 3 - 4 Se a « i : ENE SRS NEE AS te RE i NL ip Pai a PAPO ty BER eget Ie " owt wre ep SEorge pats » aa ’ = ots ri » . SO aiah e e ; * 2 roy be 2 Pile aes ee al ar All Lp eet 2 — . e Few 2 . ae SANE AE ETN gs ne ona ie ce. RR TAT aden Sie pier Tailored to fit nd to give en- tire satisfaction, sizes 34 to 44. EC SEE MSEC LEH FAME AF ' tiieianias Men's Clothing—Second Floor he and I alone cee Men’s $13.50 Onyx Rings _* Only Here in St. Louis May Wonten and Misses Obtain =| HR ®? "ee unter-prociamation” . Massive solid gold Rings-with onvx . , go R: 55° Wi Onys Sset- mised to Make Him Envoy. : a and larg pets: roid inter- - yee ° | 3 her correspondence. Gated . The Better Sort of Handmade eingeabie ine $9.95 rm (;sordon Glove Silk Wear |B: "===: Philippine G Lo Women's $10 Onyx Rings = ARIE eee A, Oveiy tor gift use are these solid go! : i . ; i imiv as I do to be f- Pp le OWns | : ee ae aa with la: 7 SUS Perfectly Tailored, Serviceable : t mveeit.” et (4 mounted oid English initial . - . ; a = wae wed, not long be- d Ch : f \ ) Garments at Prices Notice- : BP the assascination, . afl emises = ably Advantageous , ey 2 ; 7 : ¥ ’ ! . = | : : - ” : T $2.95 Value Offered 3 | ‘ : @ “Gordon” Glove Silk Undergarments T “ —T> a . = ; - , » / ; - Z , —— . . hursday at a | ., “a | 2 a 2% possess many points of appeal; their pure | glove silk of desirable quality, their unusual $ 59 2. (BRS Yan AY eS = AY aK | service features, their perfect, full-sized cut. ° \ Sagas | he Qk SARs 54 Sos And these groups indicate how economical Aris Sette Oe OTR ET Wha ie ies cab tice NOR Annet Rages iyren ee id wen. — i “Ly IE en ee op " * MRR rs heath kt ey Speke FO Re Oe OR) eS LRN RRR Ce ie A ohG SROEEN— AARR RAIN AI LS ERED CALLE AA ERG I A N Ree aa 5 : * ental wc foley FT a ‘ * : ’ " hy ee = BR oe apie Sia . pag - pila st eee = : ; ‘s pe ee et AP artnet SSR RRR 0 ete wh Poy — dmeptias Tyg Atereng te $a. SU ace ats wenn R ~~ ares ix ee ey pope vail sisal ons son tp cng en, they are to buy as well as to wear. TEs EAS, EPPS - ter Pe Combination == SO Se se | Bodice Vests, in Short Bloomers in | 48 hh 7 «hich also contains pink, peach, Nile ge peach, Nile, x a of important decuments and @ Being made of excel- “tterg gathered by the lent white nainsook and Corsettes This Ofter Will Prompt Many to Obtain green and miaize elaborately hand - em- tints; sizes 34 to ench nude; rein- broidered, these hand- ‘ . es [prime i . | ‘ ; K DE FOR si. didere these hand $3 and $3.50 Values $1.80 3-Pound Jars ot rat zced each yes Fegoae 34 to 4 . 3 } READY Foe AiR _ , ID é, 86790. | | : _ » ar Office Counts om Sab- made garments will be promptly chosen — a ; . @ 3 Win chosen — many B31] d H 7 C J | 7 i ie. “®y< as Safety Zones. r mn hae — . ~ : -* ; a stew Pe for giits. some have | = al afl y Combinations — In Opera Vests—With | ee ix)..." ) i By Bs | J“. Nov. 17.—The Britis handmade medallion , sadhi ae ; is . . ; ° ‘ é. oi Oe: bodice style, peach elastic top; in pink | / . flee, the Westminster Ga- : : . ™ F 4 7 e “4 ends wv — as ree : silat Thursday Only i kc ee Sela and pink shades; only ; sizes 34 to 42; 4 a 6«O Ports, is taying plans ase r i . Vv. ¢ cy i 4 a r ae . ‘ , _ gs . - 2 : ; zs “ : f . 4 3 3 P . : : : ~ rments of striped fabrics @ These bright Candies, in their big glass C sizes 34 to 42; $3.95 priced $1.95. fs. i * t od raids to he next war }s , : a e Tm! ar wnnels are tabuiat aize, dune and . hash ay BOE BN ee ae val EOP 9k wa » PA a = Rae: ORFS aE Aa ag agit a OTE hee OA can te 4 9 * oe «eee re re % é det ae . pa te aye ee Joncas taleaimneate, a -. Pe ee sections—ail ; ~~ = — “=S—5 capacity. and resterdasr “* es comfortable tw #°ar— and seals : ’ + , | . Round, square, “Jenny designed to mould the figure Heavy quality Short Bloomers in the popular ese 3 a ied men of the guatds regt- ene pine Gowns; strap properly. A front - clasp pink shade — sizes 34 to 42; priced $3.75 ee ae —— several hours tn the and uilt-u 5 ‘Ss mode! for stout fi is in- BA? ell 2 th = » “longing to the postoffice p Chemises. ase of stout figures is in Many shapes, colors and scores of /as- : ; | OS sdtadiinines “ conveys : the mails from en cious flavors—aell having filled centers. é Glove SUk Wear—Thirg Vicer “= b -Leadsen te Waddtnctes Fleer Sou J <— 6% : 5 5 SSRs: - $izes., 1} 1} } ] lec; jars, wiil keep as long as you desire—so SAR A SNe Sa Siete oe oie Lingerte—Third Fleer e § ( ersets— = Station liege men were p their - dar ~ aoe ~~ as Cree “ee asice ou “a ie fresh alr and were watehe! Rtist Ss. a iiss: - -§

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a Coating od; Yard, $4.98 wide twill Bolivia heavy quality for wom- *s Coats; 54 inches inter colors and black. Third Floor r Pre-H oliday artest Silks That tern Needs Fully Metal Cloths $10 to $12.50 Valueg y Yard $7.77 @ Imported brocades of rich colorings with gold 36 for hand- some garments or various and silver inches wide; effects; \' t t¥immings. Satin Crepes $2.98 Value Yard / $9,319 40-inch, reversible Crepe Satin of proper weight for smart frocks; in cocos, fallow, rust, tan, old rose and other colors as wel] as black and white. d Vel- ted for 1 - silk use in jungle navy yproved portant Sale of ees Third leer 4 eerestestrseprrasseae Stciiitecse tee ‘> “> $0) $S0s0 8 0608 2 oS oes gditorial Page Daily Cartoo corsaeest igieebetsess ‘ ° > 4 $ths ; estes + Bike staas a catethas — 5 bee on 55 by 4 +oe4 ; Sy} +3 4 4; $ HH: wae . rer Bet) ee rpsiterss stsartitt tt +353 334 aesgthetestes tite et te f: sea \~ ~e BSE . ” fai by farmers frequently vary @S MUC-)) 674 other means inside dnd out- the customary “Your ) nd 50 per cent from one yv¢ (sential if these cities are to live. f Text of Farmers’ Ot Principles, Of Rural @r~—nceeeeees: Declaration Seeking Union and Urban U. S. ne ee oe |Chiets of Commerce, Industry, Finance and Labor Are Urged to Help Map Out Constructive Farm Program. HE text of the declaration of principles adopted last night by farmer organization leaders cf ‘six Southern and six Northern ithe problem of agricultural relief, ; Was made public at the closing ses- | | sion of the two-day conference to- It follows: day. Co-operation Between South and The states of the 'dominenily agricultural, and thay jhave common economic interests | justify and should bring ftabout unity of thought and action. 'We are gratified over the progress nade during the last winter in ers of the South, ,ers of the West and the corn and meAét producers of the North Cen- tral states in support of a joint lez- islative program in Congress. We express the conference will cement the tionships already established ‘promote continued unity of thought (and action in behalf of a nation. rela- | program for American: agriculture. | We extend cordial greetings to he, ‘farmers of the East and express i | herein suggested Great cities have develop:-d j}of the United States for no other ‘reason than to serve the great agri- verponptge population, , tinued and prosperity are es- A ‘semblance of urban prosperity may ;result from the period of farm de- | pression, accompanied by high city /wages, which drains wealth from ithe country into the city; but its ‘continuance is only temporary, and eventually these cities will rise with the country upon which they depend. We appeal for recog- nition of this harmony of interests ae life ' ects to obtain the common econom- ic interests of the agricultural sec- tions of the country. Exodus From Farnts Threatens Labor: In this connection we de- sire to warn the leaders of Amer- ican labor that the ever increasing! We believe the present collapse of | ; . - dz af ov . . ¢ » asi; ‘ drift of hundreds of thousands of!the cotton market emphasizes the been paid stockholders during cities may demor- and, workers to ‘he later produce a of labor, working their present living, taney i\farm }sooner or alizing ‘oversupply itherefore, if our would make secure ‘generous standard of ishould do everything in their lpower to bring about a return of 'a condition of wholesome content- ment on the farm. Not only does he collapse of agriculture menace the sectritv labor, but it should ibe apparent all thirking men lthat we cannot hope to maintain ‘our industries in full ‘tion unless the purchasing lof the 35.000,009 people who upon the farm is res‘*ored at early date. Support of Other Interests Asked: We solicit the support of organ- ized commerce, finance, Oo} to power live an a fair na- how- with disfavor upon organi- agricul’ ural of farm- we look initiate an to organizations. es’ Control of surplus: As 4 prac- immediate agriculture a just and of the national income i a position of equality with industries in our national economy, we favor legislation that farmers to control and ~ and eure for proper share will enable manage excess supplies of crops at their own expense, 50 45 to secure cost of production with a reason- able profit. We assert our convic- tion that such legislation function through and foster co-Op- | erative marketing. Variable yields and prices: While 4% ay on Lincoln. It is almost terse. acreage cost of prodction of fai Tit cles of governme tn) constant from prices received 1S fairly year, the products to -ar tu the ne.t. No buainess can be stable Per-,and posperous in which basic costs in other trunks are more let-/are fixed and prices vary as prices Other lett: rs from 2 to Bennett are in the col- . which also contains Mary | of agricultural products vary. The same acreage may produce widely aldifferent yields in different years’ of important documents and; hence certainty of yield can not be iph letters gathered by the | attained. even by control’ of acre- her, WMS READY FOR AIR RAIDS b War Office Counts on Sub- Ways as Safety Zones. Amociates P rere YNDON, Nov. 17.—The British are. Weather, plant diseases and ‘insect pests will continue to influ- ence volume of production in spite of all that man can do. Any production program which would avert surplus production In normal years, would bring scarcity Office, the Westminster Ga- to the point of famine .in bad crop reports, is laying pat alr raids in the next war. “Is and tunnels are tabulated plans years. The alternation of extreme- ly low and unduly high prices re- sulting from unavoidable’ varia- dings capacity, and yesterday tions in yields {s harmful alike to 1. Z - . "Sed men of the guards reg}- producers and consumers. Pent severa) hours "belonging to th, conveys Ml sLondon in the postoffice rails from Paddington the oD wi ¥ Station. These men were producers and consumers to Wise Man- : J were watchei agement of surpluses wil] tend to their endura: mini- on a sets orderly production programs of farmers, interferes with normal increases risks and and subjects the consumption, costs of marketing hazards of speculation. stabilize prices for producers and Middie |! bringing together the cotton grow- ' the wheat grow- |! earnest hope that th's| and | iconfidence in their hearty co-op:?2r- | ,ation in carrying Out the purposes, Cities Dependent Upon Agricul- | whose con-'! or | time opera- ! industrv move to s8e- | must | It up- | , insure adequate Supplies for consumers. and dependable | ULRLFAREINGREASE T0 PAY DIVIDENDS Ce mn i gg, ly si ee em aaa a ee ee - —— ASSAILED BY CT Counselor Muench Presses Point That It Is Receiv-: er’s Duty Only to Pre- serve the Property. | Approve Gov. Lowden’s Proposal: | | We believe that the principles and | | States, in confegence in St. Louis on | methods advocated by former Gov- -ernor Lowden in his address to this conference for the stabiliza- Uon of basic products of agricul- , ture if enacted into law would go far towards the solution of the problem of agricultural surpluses; it strikes at the problem that is present in the chief farm products of the Midwest, South and. West; it would provide means for the pro- ducers to adjust supply to demand in their markets at fair and stable prices; it would broaden the basis of our national prosperity by re- storing the purchasing power of ‘agriculture, and we urge that ‘enactment should be the united aim gravity of the conscious of the way to meet it. Welcome Constructive Aid: We i welcome the constructive aid of all thoughtful men in perfecting these vrinciples and making them effec- tive through legislation, but we de- | precate the spirit of criticism and fanlt finding which is barren of workable proposals. The Cotton Question: We deplore ithe disastrous decline in the price 'of cotton to a point far below the ‘cost of production. We attribute (this disaster not to reckless over- | production, but to lack of adequate means of handling the temporarily unseeded part of the crop in ways that would make it a blessing to |the world, and not a curse to cot- ‘ton farmers. The world needs and 'will use profitably every bale of cotton produced this year, the ex- cess above immediate needs being 4 ‘ only a reasonable insurance against We | a short crop in future years. place responsibility for present ‘conditions upon those who defeat- | ed the bill in the last session of in a conscious program which will) Congress which would have pro-. presented by the company. unite city and country back of proj-|yided a Federal Farm Board with | Kins asserted it was:‘‘a most ex- ample powers and funds to antict- pate and provide for the removal of the ket and carry it until there is need 'for it at profitable prices. Permancnt Program for Cotton: need for the further development of co-operative marketing by cot- ton farmers and for to carry-on orderly marketing and make possible the carrying over of the surplus from years of large pro- duction to years of small produc- ‘tion and assessing the cost ratably ‘against all the product. The plan. of the President's Cot- Commission can not equitably the cost and hazard of removing 4,000,000 bales of cot- ton to all the but imposes the entire cost over a limited number of growers may participate. ton distribute Under no circumstances can the | plan amount to more than a tem- porary expedient to mect the prices occasioned by the present large crop. It will not work out a sound and permanent policy respecting cotton, resulting in price stabiliza- tion to the producer, the manu- facturer and consumer of cotton, which sound public policy and the (public welfare timperatively de- | mand. | Political Platforms: We direct ‘attention to the fact that the two major political parties, through platforms and candidates of specifically pledged their | 1924, other groups in The leadership during the first Sixty-ninth Congress platform pledges legislative course did not regard If our politica trustworthy agen- through which to record the public mind on legis- ‘lative policies, then the people wil] our of SeS- equality with national! life. i both parties | sion of the repudiated pursued a proved they seriously. not these and i that | them parties are ' side such parties to accomplish necessary reform. ' Congressional Blocs: The Con- | rress of the United States has been | ' influenced and controlled since the 'formation of our government ‘through bipartisan combinations ‘within Congress whose members | have held loyalty an economic ‘interest above party ties. This na- tion has accepted and grown ac- | customed to financial blocs, com- i mercial blocs, industrial blocs, and ‘other groups fortined to control (legislative action. We, therefore, resent the implication that eulture introduced a new element ‘in legislation when Senators and Representatives from farm dis- tricts in both parties began to 'work together to protect the In- terests of their states. Further- more, we belleve such organizatior ‘among Senators and Representa- tives from agricultural states and ‘districts has never been as effective or as thoroughgoing as the situa- tion demanded. The farmers of ~ Continued om Page 22. to | es ’ its | | JEFFERSON CITY, Nov. 17.— been purchased by an American of men from all sections who are The contention of the city of St. jeweler for resale in this country. | excess supply from the mar- | legislation , men: which will strengthen their ability I He growers of cotton, | W h ow them- } selves to take every step necessary | to secure for agriculture economic | agri- | MANAGER OF SYSTEM Col. A. T. Perkins Asserts | of the Owner. — By the Jefferson City Correspond- ent of the Post-Dispatch. Louts that the receiver of the Unit- It Is Duty Also of the Re- ceiver to Protect Equity ee oS aaa HAS DIFFERENT VIEW | \ wal oe OP te EOD ae Z — Wide World 'hoto. , SOVIET appraisers (above) at | work on the Russian crown jewels, a large part of which have LESH ie ne Se oe owe ewes REN oaoeihas Below is the nuptial crown of | agricultural situation and seek a |ed Railways Co. is charged only Catherine the Great, containing with preservation of the property, 1520 diamonds and surmounted by | 'and is not entitled to make a return! a cross of huge jewels, supported , ; iby City 'hearing before the | Service Commission Counselor Muench in c State yesterday ithe receivers’ application for an im-| mediate increase in fure. | However, his development of the point jn the record, through cross- examination of a company witness was cut short by the commission with a ruling that it was argumen- tative, and should be’regtrved for, the attorney’s briefs. The hear- ing was concluded today. Muench contended that while the ‘receivership was in effect it was important only that the income of the receivership meet all necessary operation and maintenance’ ex- penses. He declared any increase for the purpose of paying a return to stockholders would be unwar- , ranted. Testimony of Perkins. His position was disputed by Col. |'A. T. Perkins, manager for the receiver, who was the only witness 'traordinary attitude” and declared the receiver was entitled to.a re- turn upon the fair valuation of the 'a going concern. He differed with _Muench on disposition of the re- turn, declaring no dividends the receivership, and that it went to | preservation of the system. Perkins said the St, Louis Pub- Service Co., had no direct con- nection with the receiver’s appli- Cation. In answer to a question by ‘City Attorney Joseph Grand of Uni- versity City, he denied the proposed increase was intended to provide an attractive “financial set-up” for the ‘Public Service Co., which has been organized to take over the street . si . ) - l i . ris >] re I a . . ‘ +t der rec 0 8 Uu i E ‘ Le recited with the EI atest sa.uis j Ship is terminated. receiver was concerned with a re- turn for the stockholders, Perkins declared it was the duty of the re- ceiver to turn the property back to the owners after foreclosure in good condition and asa going con- cern. He sald the receiver had the |dual obligations of preserving the ‘quities of the owners and preserv- ‘Ing the property as a great public ‘utility. He said the Federal] Dis- trict Court expected the receiver to | bring the property out of receiver- Ship as soon as _ possible. The (company has a long amount of (Overdue securities. he said, thrown back on the owners for reorganization without adequate means Of financing, the property would be disrupted. Questioned on Object. “Do you want the fare raised for [refinancing or to pay the cost of | operating the system?” } asked. plied. “The receiver is entitled to |have a return on the property at the valuation fixed by the commis- Sion. If the property is going to be strangled and not be permitted to keep up, no one is going to go into it for re-organization.” “Did you ever see a receivership pay dividens of the _ stock?” ‘Muench asked. “No.” Perking re- | Dlied. “Where ' ! the does return go?” Muench -continued. “Wherever the shall go,"’ Perkins re- | plied. “Claims are pending for ac- ; counts, judgments, }mill tax and o‘her items. ithing is left, and there ‘it goes to the owners.” | At this point Chairman Brown of the commission jected a ruling that the discussion |Wwas argumenia'ive and should be left to the briefs. Bus Competition Mentioned. ‘decides it If any- won't a5 Oe 'for the stockholders, was pressed | by an uncut ruby of 402 karats. Per- | property, to enable conservation of | jecteq $1,299,391 in excess of the 7 , ve (he property and to keep it up as!actual payments, and that $822,594 had | said damages paid by the company When asked by Muench why the | ments, investments and retirement | i tions | date. | Smith ‘of the valuation, | for land deduction | $51,725,680, as of Sept. 30 last. and if | | Smith, the only witness offered by Munich | ‘Both reasons.” Perkins re- | application | crease, or the case carried along band decided with | 'de.,ayed pending completion Federal Judge. til bondholders, | | lines, be, | ithe inter- | | lines. Muench raised a point in further | questioning of Perkins that the losses in revenue by the company from have been offse’ | agerial i'unserved territory. He said ‘public should not be required to pay by motor bus competition could! proper man-| judgment in extensions to’ the increased fares for the company's | mistakes. | Perkins declared ‘ship had been able to make im- provements and extensions only to the receliver- | a | Public/the extent authorized by orders of, on|the Federal Court. The receivers applied for an im-| mediate increase in fare pending an audit by the” commission in, connection with an application by | the receiver last June for an in-' crease in fare from 7 to 8 cents. That audit now is in progress. C. E. Smith, consulting engineer} - for the city, testified in his opinion | feo t a Minute. rama 4 po beet , p> ere en wat tebe ee 79 PAGES 19—22 . ———w a — FENG OOM UNION ASSAILS. DEBT SETTLEMENT « ow Se ae Made SPY so ‘the deficit incurred by the United/; | _ ' Railways in operation of its St. | | Louis County lines was approxi- imately $500,000 a year. He said ihe city car riders should not be required to make up deficits in- What Cost Mussolini? ° BY OSWALD GARRISON VILLARD ‘curred on the county Jines, and de- iclared that if the county deficit ‘was borne by the county lines, the ‘company’s payments for damages land injuries reduced to the aver- ‘age in other cities and economies ‘practiced, no increase in fare would | And Force Will Find End of Government by Passion, Corruption People Disappointed, Disillusioned and Discouraged. pe necessary. | Figures on Damages Paid. ' Smith presented figures tending |'to show that the company, since festablishment in 1905 of a reserve for injuries and damages had col- (Reprinted by permission from The Nation. ) PARIS, Sept. 27. AID an important American S diplomat the other day: “I am | little interested in what re- | of this reserve had been trans- 5 php. goes mace Pigg oes | ferred to surplus in 1910-11-12. egal penne. rang Sear agg Gre aa eesaani | the gross revenues, as compared to | eople are working, that there are rece i gay ali EN ae: say Evang order. Any tyrant can street car companies in 12 other | | scomplish that. What I should = | like to know is what price Italy He declared the annual depre- will pay for Mussolini about 265 'clation charge of the company am $8 years from now.” ‘should be reduced from $1,500,000 me yon ito $1,200,000, stating the company Che truth Is, of » praia ‘ _— , from 1905 to the present time had can pay far too high a price for ‘accumulated $8,733,714: in its de- |preciation reserve in excess of the || ‘amount actually charged out for | heehee | praise terday I met a tourist just in from who is enthusiastic in his of the new Italian regime. | faction that the friend with whom he is traveling was fined 20 Hre on a train near Milan because an official came through the car and found that the American had his shoes on the seat opposite. “And | into various accounts, improve- jot bonds, he said. The company has lis earning a return of approx!i- }mately 5 per cent on its Valuation of $51,781,343 fixed by the commis- ithe streets! You should see how sion as of Jan: 1, 1919, without | ojean they are and how dirty they |considering $5,014,443 in net addi-| ...4 to be! and betterments since that) fie in Paris. ‘efficiency, of the god of getting ithings done, as well as our Cap- i tains of finance and industry, make the air resound with paeans of praise for the man who “has put contended it ‘? it goes on every hand that adjustment with allowances depreciation charge of nonoperation |property would make the valuation declared proper ‘ the of The hearing terminated at close of cross-examination from Bolshevism.” It never oc- curs to them to ask the price that is paid for these things. the city. After a conference, at- torneys for both the city and Unit- , ed Railways announced they would | Well to Look ‘submit the case on the _ record; ‘without briefs. Beneath Surface. Decision in Case Deferred. The commission stated it would These adulators of Mussolini take the case under submission and| never look below the surface. Is would determine whether a sepa-!jt true that Mussolini saved Italy rate decision would be given on the} from Bolshevism’? for an immediate in-| There are many to dispute it. It is a slogan, a, trade-mark, a catch- ~~ word, and so it is eagerly snapped eye oO Ask peopie for particulars on) they tell you of the attempt ' original fare the §-cent plication for an of audit. ;and At the close of the hearing Com- missioner Porter asked if it was the city’s position that the fares on lines in St. Louis County should | rian be considered apart from the city; Muench said the city was not ready | Do to go fully into that question, un- | body | information was available on | ane ot : +} - an . és» @iif « graken Geo > 5 gy pie e : indeed. | The runes peasy cig position that the county lines ; fices. Does i ie gu hee ee should bear theif fair share of to ask now aia a dart rnshggiore cost of the system and city | ** phones anak being filed car riders should not be saddled atnes need Satins | with any deficits on county a ia a daemetin Sade Mussolini's personal record’? of course they don't do any of these things. If they did they would find that it is only six years since Mus- openly preaching an- ‘archy and the destruction of all government; on the 6th of April, | 1920, twelve months and eighteen | days after the founding of Fascism, he wrote own paper, Il Po- | polo d’Italta: “Down with the state all its forms and incarnations. 9 . ers to control their factories Turin, and speak of the bomb ex- in Diana Theater in in | plosion the whether every- work in Italy, so. how many days a year what rates of pay” No, they inquire is really at the the the they Mentioned to Head Amherst. NEW YORK, Nov. 17.—The New York World says there is wide- spread mention among Amherst alumni of Dwight W. Morrow of J P. Morgan & Co. as a suceessor to President George Daniel Olds of Amherst, whose resignation was! announced last week. Morrow, whois a trustee of the college. was considered in 1923 as a ane 2 e Alexander Meikiejonon. b- marae amuaded in 1895 at To us there reinains ig nay Amherst in the same class with consoling religion of — Ys 2 President Coolidge. Probably 10,000 persons are in jai solini was im hie aes ie , il) outwerd efficiency and order. Yes- | here | American worshipers of | everybody to work and saved Italy | f the gutomobile workers and oth- | for having offended Fascism in one vay or another, among them an Englishman who got eight months for saying in a restayrant, among other things, that he was tired of seeing Mussolini's “‘mug’’ on every wall. | Do they ever stop to inquire, | these enthustastic Americans, as to ‘the solirces of their news about /'What Mussolini is doing and say- ing? Are they aware that the strict- ;est kinal of censorship exists in Italy, and that any man who criti- cizes the Dictator can be sent to {Jail for thirty months? Are they aware that Mussolini's speech or /utterance, before being printed, has /usually been revised and edited by ‘the official press buresu? Newspapers Dare | Not Print Truth. If they have heard that the en- tire opposition press has been sup- ' pressed in Italy, they have forgot- ten it. They do not trouble to as- certain that no Italian daily dares to print an account of such a thing as the recent alleged attem up- ‘on the life of Mussolini until the story has been written precisely as ; Mussolini desires it to be told. [Mr ' "‘illard refers to the fifth attempt, of Sept. 11.—Ed.] They asrsme that Italy is content ‘and happy because they hear |'protests against what is going on, .and they are not aware that who criticizes the Dictator can im- i mediately be to jail months—Jjailed immediately . ? Seni | corpus proceeding, or any other. In their laudation of Mussolini’s | law and order they remain in ig-( Wrecked the League norance of the fact that the whole talian judicial system smacks of the Middle Ages and is utilized by .the Dictator to crush anycne who |opposes his will. If they read of |Italians of the highest standing like Professor Salvemini, being de- | 'prived of their citizenship and all | itheir property merely because of | | daring to criticize the despot, these Americans are not interested—no jrnore than are our great financiers |'who rise at public luncheons and “bow down before the solemn and najestic and lonely figure of Mus- | solini.”’ They do not look into the ac- tual conditions of Italian and inquire, among many other’ things, why it is tha’ the Govern- | nent is having millions advanced to itself by the treasury with the) ‘distinct statement that, by virtue of a royal decree of June liet | shall not account for these mll-| lions finance | Fianlly, these Americans never, take the time to inquire why it ts that the Vatican is openly turning) its guns upon Fascism, or to as-'| certain just wha’ is the condition of the agricultural workers under | the Musolini regime The indis-| putable facts as to the murder of | Ma‘teott! they do not care to! know, or they pass the incident: over as a trifling percadillo of | friends of the great and lonely) and majestic figure. Mussolini F uil Brother to Kaiser. The diplomat I quoted is right. | The interesting thing is not what ho he; , for the exaltation of a megaloma- for | with | | no possibility of rescue by a habeas | ito what ito bard as was the Kalser. leaders tulk recklessly of war with> 'Turkey or even with France. wave ' arms like other pinchbeck Napo- ; “urope | will ing That Melon-Berenger Plan Be Amended on Equitable Basis. ‘DEPUTY CRITICISES ' AMERICAN TARIFF Declares Rates Are Barrier to French, Who Desire to Get Money From Exports By the Associated Press. PARIS, Nov. 16.—Criticism of the American tariff and the d-- mand that the French parilame:t ;iamend the American debt sett.«- ment agreement were voiced 3: convention of the “union of cco: ‘omic interests,” the most powert.! /sommercial and industrial body |: | France, last night. 7 A resolution characterizing 1)01.:\ ‘the Washington and London u:- ‘cords as inacceptable In thelr pres- ent form was adopted, its main pot.' being the demand that parligment amend the Mellon-Berenger @grc.- ment especially, “so as to make a settlement possible and equitab!..” Criticises French Envoy. Before adoption of.the revsolu- tion, Deputy Louls Dubois, fornicr president of the reparations com- mission, made a long eddre-. against ratification of the det agreement, which probably will ‘not come up in the French chatn- ber until early next year. Dubois criticized French Ambas- sador Berenger for not having at- tempted to obtain a reduction 1: the total amount of the claims of the United States on France, ii - stead of contenting himself mer ly with scaling down the inter rates. Ile also criticized Berene as having undue optimism cu. cerning the capacity of France ‘» pay from 1930 on. The French deputy matntaine i ‘hat the total payments for the 62 vears really worked out at $6,.848,- 900,000, instead of the lower sums previously announced in France. I{« , declared the present tariff rates {1 ‘the United States were insurmou).- able barriers to the French who were desirous of getting the ne- essary money to pay their debts by the sale of merchandise in Amer- ica. “Why Not Pay on Kind?” “We received the substance o* wartime advances in the shape of merchandise from the United States,” ‘midst of applause, “why cannot we | repay in kind?” | Dubois then argued that the | ''nited States treasury already ha | regained a large portion of advauces to France by war profit taxes. H- evoked great applause when hoe read extracts from the Congresstiou - al record of speeches made by Con - gressmen Wainwright, Hill, Crisp, snd Gibson the tenor of which was that the Mellon-Berenger accord was not lenient enough to Francs. —————— ‘ Mussolini may achieve tn the six months or &ix years tha’ may jyet be his, but what is the price | for this horrible strangling of I{b- erty, this destruction of every ves- tige of democratic government, th'a brutal enslaving of a people nia’ who, in his speeches at lenst, is fui Srother to the ex-Kaiser. Al, Evrope today is anxious as 4’@ may do tomorrow in international relations. He nearly of Nations three years ago by hig ussault on Corfu. His at‘acks upon Uermany in regard to the agitation over the Tyrol and upon France for grant- ing the right of political asylum Itallan refugees are samples of the way he keeps the chance!]- leries of Europe in turmotl No one knows where he will break out next, or how. He is ag adept in rattling the saber tn its seab- Fascist The danger is that in order to himself he may resort to eons. ‘ant Meanwhile, he is the en- terrible of Europe and all ls paying for him in in- “reased nervous tension end wr- certainty lest it pay aleo a fear- ful price In blood. Why has France placed three more divisions on the ‘tallan boundary? Whenever Mussolini! falls, Raly wort}! have to pay the piper. It be lucky tf ft does not find its finances completely wrecked and ita future heavily mortgaged. It will have labertously to recon- «struct the whew financtal. end economic structv’y of the estate and the institutions of democracy which Muesolini has pulled dewn. It ail! have to revive the faith of the people in the processes @f @e- mocracy. It will have to end @ov- ernment by flat. government by passion, government by prejudice, government by corruption, gov- ernment by brute force. It will find a people dlsappetint- Centineed on Fage 321. ¢ y — exclaimed Dubols fn the Brite bot “eI tan 4 on nae teat lA Lat ticity: Ris BAS he , “ eee a a ee ad “ a he AU Oa " 7 5 dig sinless Meaibisenaigace negli Dept oak, he Sait Mite CES Ris bak ba Og. 8 BAF tin fe IEE Pg * a - . ' ney’ s » x \ . pa Beh iho tar neg netscape rem sisre aeti tine 0% Whe ats cong gar er « - . “ ¢ . “ 1a oma erle heal pee yee Oba ee t 4 vs savy ere ee -_ “ she . nape wept dings wie ° “ oe pe wemed " Ss Ne, tee ctieitneiay (rags page SH ’ : ‘ ane" neh a a “ es pe ee - v ee at 00k A tee tm te Sn OY a ee ee ie ator DaY tnt nate GIN . ual * E “ 4 . f ie wae Pile tects iat? agile! Senn iit Rs: ee eel ‘ pany . wisn wee ee ee Ts Wrenn & ves ae » whe ce ~ + . ar. ae a RN A NES DER yeh. cfm ae dom * Seder Fee ae >a + COG teehee nan - a i ee ~~ © 3 hie > 7 PS a ” y L P - ee 4 ~~ BHO wy : . ~ we - oA Ie s - ~_ - a , eRe eprom, tARRNRC BARRE IRM EI YB he MIN Se OE LOT ORES OOO DDE LOONIE, A A LE DELL IO EHNA SITY RCI ET OIE TRH EET AR abinta ERO dE SY Forel +} agp ‘hes shee Fe pet ; - ih tes 67 9 Jas. pistes us aoe a, 9 pe eat its i ; a> shabu i i sa a AN Sere ee ee: ae Ce ee eee 6. , . iobaihnatanaienias tied ny oe ae v eee a eee te <0 rea ee — . ‘ _— . 4s rehnd wi ; rath ‘ L _ OE NLD A AON BN RAS SOAS ALLELE NEL ALE AG RIN AE A LO ALG GALLE DLE ELLE Sh! BOE NO AN OCA CELLED CN NE TG A I Set | Ry = eatilagy ee ee a oe ee ee, ee, ce ARAN RARE EN tpn

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’ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, WEDNES : —— a | wale soos a mn : sa ' “ee ‘cious beliefs should be a bar to the | : : — 7 _— ass , C52 See | | HEAR M CORMACK THE AWAKENING FARMER. _|an¢ that no relizious beliefs should | (ea ERAS il SFE gh, 7 gO a GE ar Ee ia ‘enjoyment of any political rights. | Fees gt, a aa a Ay Ta aoe xe I es ed Rn ee aoe segs 3 | Farm relief assumes a refreshingly businesslike | ‘aspect when cotton growers of the South and grain @ handicap to farming that hitherto farmers have lice reflects little credit upon the intelligence of the | = he Nate : : : avis “apes ; : ; Q ¢ % . . o - ‘been Democrats or Republicans first and farmers aft- @¢ministration that nnerow it. ute. > @..., tenor Not in Best Voice erward, when, as a matter of fact, they have all, as THE MELON HAS B CUT | os ce Concert Which Brings |farmers, been steadily declining in fortune. The St. EEN wee § | : ‘ . ante cobterene . eteoe: ver what due be dene Judge Ittner has at last cut the juicy legal melon | Out Many Followers. || Louis conference seeks to discover what 1one. , MH | Obviously, the tariff is not for farmers. They are growing out of the American General Indemnity Co. S > a ‘ ‘ 5S , » s - >. sud e ai ‘ . . wes 5 all beginning to see that. It is not, however, certain receivership case. Under his ruling, four attorneys get ~ : be | oe ob enistions “ll « A &- i = ._ «- raha g ‘ mix R that revision of the tariff would restore farming to = putes ak: ‘a friend} and finds him indisposed, | g certain gratification that u¢ tion is not worse, yet with ., of sympathetic distress | .. is not his old self, an ence of Zimost 4000 followers. John McCormack last night) d their beloved tenor in con-/ FE 4 her it was that a wearing) ad concerts had imposed toe ~~ Ae PAGE 20 _ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER December 12, [378 Published by The Pulitzer Publishing Company Teclith Beuleverd and Olive Street a ae Rit Doe preci Ot mak ate ae ee . - Se eee. a eae vay 7 Wi 2 aati Road by a : tn dps Fa anaes 7 4 a ae umania has never fulfilled her obligations ayaa r Je a real, not ‘growers of the North get together as they have done this treaty provision. The Jews have a leona, | (at the conference in St. Louis this week. It has been | fancied, grievance. The action of the Cago DO | tah : Vans et a athe . Be. “oa a) AD tee treating. oe Sayre. : ws ¥ y sr may, Bia iste pe yet eae eae ee ‘ ey 3 % is tongs Thesis) enh J ey i Pane ths’ Pe =. OE : Sri fy aes Cee ee PA even pd ee Bia hie, We . = hati dle nates ee Sig Satine i te ay ie tee Ce ae ONES y= ARE es cep Mts ate. oft a POINT: A eS Ks | THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- FORM. I know that my retirement will make no difference in its cardinal principles, that it will always fight for progress or reform, never tol- erate injustice or corruption, always fight demagogues of all parties, si ' ee SS : 8 bel - , an economic parity with all industry} The farmers : E K ld ee re Tt | . ee ea that. Th ™ rapher in his court. Another, Karol A. Korngoid, , oppose privileged classes and public | ‘hemselves are not so ingenuous as that. ere is a ° “ap . : : vtetentilteeid of! at “s MS - | | , se «~ is Judge y's nephew. e origin: ? x ) ps plundecrers, never lack sympathy | grave difference of opinion among ,them as to how “6 i ’ _— : segs 5 aes a f : —— di swe’ ff ‘ ) ‘2 c ias ; ca with the poor, always remain de- | / far their ills can be remedied by tariff revision. eys’ fees of $30,000 in this case was made cos voted to the public welfare. never be |. is the taréff that keeps up wht t th farmer buys: At that time, Ben C. Hyde, State Insurance ied ’ 2 news: 1s oe & ‘ Aii tuac og , iG Ai ahaa I>» , ‘ : = ras a rh eT. etl 4 . ise é Act (CASE e = 4 3 hs 4 sfciis. a “9 é of | Would have been a reasonable fee for all four attor- | neys. Judge Ittmer set the award in abeyance and | never be afraid to attack wrong, Opening the conference, Chairman Hirth, editor whether by predatory plutocracy or (| 4 farm publication, said: held another hearing on it, after which he took the matter under advisement. : — s‘rain upon him, that he . “We love agriculture bet- predato , . er ws ; : so — a ter than any political party. If that is so, then a JOSEPH PULITZER. , as me Geer . great point has been gained. Unfortunateiy, it is not : ; Wholly aside from the wide discrepancy in the re ‘opinions of Judge Ittner and Hyde as to what legal 3) = : ; 132 FCBE — severely indisposed, or that . Cy ; . . a Tue _ 5m ee a Wee ho mpi} « P — ° . ‘ Pe ee eae, naaaee enna stadt.» oie nmnieiemiadeierien niente tens aes ena ne a earn get ° Na ty eee ‘ " : hae eo the slightest disposition among them to serve th ‘own interest first, and they have therefore suffered ted selections of his pro- | 18 the consequences which are bound to follow serving | “** eas ‘ var ticularly his Irish airs HE music lovers of the Billionarea some other interest first. Farmers have been the ‘He least, which lowers his official di mind 3 os : : om sere have reason to be proud of two St. | dupes of both the Republican and Democratic parties, | i that smoo*h legato, ean Louis institutions, namely the Municipal ‘the one almost as meaningless to them as the other. ae 3 ; | . lIimark of his art. Opera and the Symphony Orchestra. The It is high time, for their own good, that they achieved mistake. the hall . No great ele — But those golden ringing upper - 0 se] SC} ’ : “ 3 a“ - ; > re - Bienes. FES ck straight| N Americanism: Waving at the Queen with one | ee Bien ee spines. of | @ hand and holding a hot dog in the other. | Pn a eaupdelinatt were they?/ of | : Sympbony Musicians’ Probiem. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. a eee er eed 3 . ~~ _¢+ ww ~ + > a the opinion of a State offi facts, they were grossly overpaid ty oo emphasizes | | a : ; catia telltale tr teeten Tei sabe natn teat an ca eed » y , - » aan “ 2 “ : - * ,' 2; AT i ea meter _ » ' ; Symphony season which is just getting 'the virtue of political independence. | » . lies Senator Reed of Missouri consigns to utter limbo} » staf? his audience had leaned ans wish many happy returns. 'mined the farmers to have a subsidy, too. There is | | q The writer of this letter had a talk re- |no lasting hope for farming in things so artificial as | “Mr. Coolidge’s suggestion that in the next war wealth | “ . x4 I kay : cently with one of the members of the | that, nor is it likely the farmers would ask it for 22d mem be conscripted alike. The Senator does not | iq es “a ain with a throa’y almost husky ; = = sah ¢hi ~ 8 se Symphony Orchestra whom he met by immediate purposes except for the bad examples we | Delieve that any such thing {s practicable, and we in tte ears . : ’ ringing Mm 3 7 , confess that we cannot see how it sibly - : ». They want a special session of Congress ta € cannot see how it possibly could or wMecormack sang under most un-) 7} , The Colise1.m ! aff ought to be done. We had conscription of wealth to : ; “on? yornabie conditions. some degree in ‘ar. In the United Stat .« chilly. dtecouraging to the &u-) ap ads over and operated the: ence.,which kept re ae eee eee F5 ye, | ». moat part. and doubly t-ji ¢t¢ It fixed the price o a ae er the most DAT. | : ra : %. ' sraginge to the singer. 20, ne ,oOlidga r > , urac . i . a Bh eee Coolidge proposes 2 | = es at the end of a gruelling week | . pea > ’ - rere fee - a te . ota ~—— . we : : ss : . nat a ate se e be permitted to make money out of war. : , e eoncert singing. with the frevi-i te . 4 ~)s ie foe ¢ : ~— r ; . a i ; > . ? an G t+ an — — “ ; a 4 . : 2 »~] i ates « ncn Bay artist to | sent to a subsidy for t! ioniiie onesie bie ne weed Would it be too much of a descent from such high- : = n of added cone | M 4 ee ' «i ’ rh t ‘ iefacers . : ee ee meee .e : ‘ * . - , > vii sudiences deme nm oO: | stit because he ™ Tt - +h ro ia - ‘n at ye try ca . , . , hich His ea a3 ‘ * & . ae OD chance and the musician appeared to | have eet. : and immediate relief for a situation that has been apparent difficulty whic! developing for 50 years. There is no better reason trying to find some me: for giving it to them than that we are giving it to on his talents during the 32 weeks o: Pe so, it is hard to see how Congress can year when the Symphony is n In! refus ; e refusal of Mr. Coolidge. as the arch rs suffer some chagrin on TE Aig a er. ho oa +4 tac Dails é > on . - 7 Presumably wh table stral 2 ° 2 WR, # ephti TOS A Mi ee en x9 Rt Dice Maes. » cs 2) oe ued, en oe tad . . Dit cae 0 Pata Re Ns és x ~ 5 © yey ; et - $% es. ae $ " = , ~ Lhd eat \ bis x ies “ ae at, 7a m ue es 7 a Avg nn gd Ga la ns th Re 7% ts i" ea at CS ad | COAT ete ae ee ae : vee Re , F: eas reg PY yt (ee! * ° 7 ub” , Pf WEY tel 4 Fite Oo BRA) we tate + - ECW SUES AB |. Se Rae Se LN ZT. § fee By . Sb wiiuaSin » ™ Saas Meise -. 2 : | ene Me a - = . him to serve. be if r “-) es. Sy a prejudice ins } es 3 : $3 i ae " : Ril ' 24 Be ‘ ‘ 1: 4 oudelll A oe = natior i : ’ erned v As I helieve P| i i i ya I . ; € nationa! la hecam s?} . . . 7 . . . toite a i by his art 4 oT tne 4 ae rw A sas ‘ i - “ — - “ Pm Onl} , Will oS Oe : ie “ ; pe te = becte and ‘with faultless enuncia-| Ww ou! enable oe oe, > * . . — : = ® . . “ — » 3 sant,” Pu « i — £ ~ on, Sea ~ Re ae odun Py . - . ~ Aw ' _ ~ os . — — aie = . - Be & } f , e : ’ rw. ~~ 72:3 . . ws . “es ¥ rz - a . 4 ~ 4 . .” - “2 ’ _* a = - 4 . A 2 . Behe 3 rest.” from the Bach cantata “WHAT’S THE TARIFF DONE FOR YOU, BROTHER?” me name, closed his rst | of the sa group. The secon’ group brought stl!) are to the program. {| de Sts ‘a | greater variety SS —E=aqEEEE—— oe | T h M if R R OR There was the song, “I temp! aseil) o® } e avi aN Gg. modern Ttaliaa | i i ” ™ ~ | . ss al 3 > > = » 4 ‘ i Ti Eis i e: om ment with the Muni: : , | cmel ms o! eir property in the last six years, it ‘ : , -iViilZed, ai: Dations are gov- ‘ontract, for instan-e Symphony season about seven or ei: manner the best would be more c; ( I believe that Mr. G: é 3 the hour to solve hi ob ) ¥ ’ 3 ae W.A OLD GUARD MOTTO. , _ oe } w—tae law of self-pres- — — ee _—_— jentani.” by the Written for the stam. TTY sg a | ighi. and t Ge- i 4 M I N U z E POST-DISPATCH i, PUBLIC OP ; 1 J re, Soe aad Chiasee | Copyright. 1926. i) ae r by Bantock, “A Dream of; This column is designed to yA ng.” and “Desolation,” artfully. HURRAH FOR MARIE! without bias the iatest comment by ten pieces with tinkling, almost! ej We like the Prince of Wales. Edward Ai- leading publicists, new spepers : ‘ JUST A - DISTINGUISHED CONTRIBUTOR’ BE- COMES INTOLERANT. = ee 7p dl : ; na ANOTHER DIFFERENCE OF OPINION. a bill to make Hawthorne and] ng- AREER NOME E aE Erin Rt : ; ’ gi et me fellow avenues boulevards and to ieee’ ee ee — a : — +} verything : : 7 fc am’. wil 7 . - r 4 of ett — Too Many Boulerani Stops. Te the Editor of the Pos: Dispatch. > NE of the Aldermen has imeern 4, 44 ca ft enant accompaniments in the | | : Se ‘ t with more Oc-| bert is one member of royalty close u cals on the questions of the Gag, (BeOriental style, but | democratic (both capital and lowe “~~ fenta!l airs. wcc ; ‘ 4 ad Pi : ore- “a’*) heart. ut there is room “DOTBLE JEOPARDT.” ae This group, in which bs iin le == . ‘ 7 _.. . on + 4 aw . =” . : . a . Ss Ft Ty g he ai) the public to stop when ther crv, et ee] the lash o heret ] § Oni) rpreszi th you wri! sit hes . ¢] = 4 , om | Marie of Rumania. In the course o From the Philadelphia Public badger. ck appeared ) — as so a : Ree is not : ali ena! Reed is d efo , 3 oa | versation in Chicago, she said: “I am not 7 of the evening. ©™ ; — ne “ HERE is a provision of the Camm \ “Te she not passing fair? whic + 4 bouleyr ie “ee . > i med } fue 36 2 | ? iy} x as X st ‘ . A q " P ' . . i ij ‘ ii y ‘ ’ bebe 7 2 *y ards on both Grand boulevard and ; : a i ue ' . Se ee iticisin I do not know pig : os i > een S =e SES. Upon ti , : m0 | ails 3 h states that no péersem Gs brought the first encores of rae until the Ozarks rever! ith th twice put in jeopardy of life or Bence. The Compton avenue Dadian it .. mo orfe of committ ae ae Bas ) | a H M Qa Pp avenues. Now. Compton ave s . ia - eontroversialiat criticise. rit aso nn ' . ——_—— in i a Dic ‘ OnLroversiaiists wage — , a : f= a ¢ Sone” and “Just ; writ s re nd hi known = ; * 9,9 gs ‘9 , - os : “) mt. Jj childlike prayer. which | it 1 daw af Aéerini il il “ae nue is a semithoroughfare tod oy > ae ‘ cay Or dts Pilae — . aS . + : - 4 pdav «a : iL.uU.AsOnai ruie against double © vecitalist interpreted with ae ~ —— n 7 he . assure you that 1 have 2 is ate ~ i r + sthan hee iaiicet aie - ~s city has Spent a lot of money is “s . . * s¢ ‘ as UM vd nas 4 - - . - i ii - ‘ . . - PiAad gtadsome nois¢ offense. ide a” id 444% | ™ " aie —s “ s ~ . . ** “ sii 3 , . ~ ~ Z 7 r @: . “ a | a i +. - bh 4 -_ wari th =» * eo Hs) ve “oo the public to Use Compt tis ae ss a . ; ‘ a4 J - i Lies ila. : iV ~ ae bs Aa Ms ~ i ~ iA ii y . I iti Pp .3 r " ' A ¢ aK; it er ¥ —— _ ; ) on } . ‘ ‘ ié ae . a5 ‘ _—" A sOins . ' ; , ba ue! piiti gS nave tneir ears from and to the South sid. armer- ite, we as Pceé ' oniodt ief 4 Anis ae! aS : rOUL Siers it ! Pies Bsn: 3 ‘ . When 3 ot yaa rele, cle S SS Aa ' tilt deaf. We felt su! ‘ 2OU Start in»: . -_— . 3 hy i shoaaw - ie Wi Bem. , ‘ Pas! : .' as sae - = . => _— -™ . % he rt rules that both the State asda a & 1 fae o : tz" 2 +h . = - - a — " . _ boulevard. then if this bil? Wen? thro: = powers, LueyV ie yotes of every oO € ; o$e-- ' sign il ' } " ~ r ise. . Tt) i . ; 4 7” 2 nt through he memory of certain people vivid and en- cater -encpacapely eee ea Long- ane eet including that ip 7 FRIES AND FLURY. alee Baas se . ° fou maintain " es | le foe] ‘hots presence. We oe nea ga — “00 ane a ee rcumstances, party reguiarity, bes not thin enry Flury should - : aa ' n : - Next Market Dav” in re : al J “a 00 i : ~ e enandoah on ac- | beneath his toga or broadcast to the world. If only American Legion and as a taxpayer, | : ) emer , snow enough about Americ: criticise. | double punis] thieen Mavourneen z= ; Va Iman IU ha in : ilite ad &« yy vs aa ‘ e ' : | ; s Q fc urers, grows OQ? ourse, out of the count of the CONTE Sinn +h | > Suid >S- ’ ? ro i ; 1 °ricy now ‘itlona b | b, eee: - aoe . : = —— : ‘Ce os ancien sment, ‘ hi *h contemplates ei , pepe The. NP giggly ws Pe ae a ni Y Rel? CN SS PEN NOES OR nga oer OM Ppa Yt Te ene Mt aI ? aD IBS einer RES mata - Pe pager Compton avenue as a thoroughfare he inden whe ah compeiled to stop every should these two restricted districts be given preferred treatment over the res: of the citizens of St. Louis” It was the proud boast of Napoleon tradition that ] > - ‘é : , block? Why “the Old Guard dies but never surrenders.” It- is the political philosophy of the Republican senatorial cabal that the Old Guard surrenders but What have the Aldermen of the South | never dies. Side, and what has the Alderman who. introduced this bill got to say about this? | A SOUTH SIDER. Conscription of Wealth. Te the Eéiter of the Post-Diepatca. I SEE that the newspapers (notably Gov. Small may described as belligerently ‘neutral. i — a RUMANIA AND THE JEWS. During her reception in Chicago, on Mondar, Queen 5 _ : ' a are attempting to make Marie of Rumania visited the Synagogue of the First « ? . > ~ capital of President Coolldge's statemen: Rumanian Congregation of Jews, outside of which that wealth should be conscripted as well were a number of persons, either Jews formerly from SE we | esh ‘ , as fl et blood, tn times of war. A Rumania or others interested in Rumanian Jews. who very naive statement of simp! _ ; hil? , pie fact, in- distributed handbills attacking the Rumanian Gov- Geed! Who does not know it? ernment. Six of these persons, three women and In tim @ Or Ganger of war, tn fact. three men, were arrested on charges of disorderly not only should wealth be conscripted as weil as blood, but it shoul@ be con- scripted sooner than blood. There its many & war which - \ onduct and placed under bai! of $50 each. It is to be regretted that the Chicago police were could have been Ute so zealous and not more fully informed of the averted by the utilization of conscripted rights of those who were arrested. From the for wealth instead of that of blood, and the tion of this Government the United States has bleod could have been saved instead of the money. If any dare challenge this fact, let us remind them that our own Sistentiy, until very recently. disclaimed al! interfere in the matter of private criticism of fore! ? right Civil War could have been averted by SOVernments by fugitives and others who have fo paying the owners of siaves a ‘ust re- asylum here. Ifa foreign sovereign muneration for their money tied up im r u such edmittediy dubious property. En. giand paid for her colonies’ slaves an averted civil war. The fact remains ‘hat hited States our courts are open for redress the case of any person, however exalted or ee 7” . " ‘+? rhe distribution of handbills derogatory t people ruled by the tron hand of military iting sovereign. or the system of government main- ae necessity submitted to the blood conscrip- tained by such sovereign, and umnobiectionable by tien and also in the end paid cut 10 times as much money as @ monetary ar. common law tests, while regrettabie. perhaps, as an bitrarion would have cost. The only oth- untoward incident, is mo cause for police interference. er Gifference was that capitalism prorit- And particularly is this true in the case of Rumania ed greatiy with the conscription of bicod The time is coming when our lead- ers (7) who get up and mate trite. when Jews are the complainants. It is well to recall that by the Rumanian Constitu- nafve statements of facts will have the tion of 1866, “only Christians can become citizens of ~ anewer hurried beck tn thetr faces. ‘hat Rumania” and tbat the discrimination against the we know these facts wel! an@ do no: Jews Was so severe that the European Powers recog wish to hear them ata!ll What we ran’ ig something Gone about ft and done prento. LOUIS T. CULLING. $00 West Sixth street, Topeka Kaa. nized the independence of Rumania in the treaty of >. Beriin only on condition that Rumania grant “ab- ) solute freedom of worship to all persons in Rumania. request clalism written which he receive scribes our civilization as cruel and workmen as slaves and asks why this ering all the wonderfully productire machinery and the improved methods of organization which obtain + = = +7 : teacher should thin 1 s like ¢t h Ay, ; aces not impart 2] o his classes. re "?* + - ~ # Swot ? 4 oa &t present Sliaie ; Cc Y,iilZa VU ’ {rs 7 + Folk. When the retu fac and exclaimed icouple of votes? u oard mai of an The cause o Flury in a magazine a age. This is a pessimistic view Gen. Fries thinks it is is, inks Flury’s views are un-American things, to be sure, but is it reprehensible to take this view? | 7 = 72 ° ‘ He believes that school 1@ 2.WaYS Was O ®0 great a crim » te ’ @ Ya — a 2 ine most vyreci a? ~~? * 7 — =“ ;:é S0pNistry Iam on th ee Te %¢ + thou-shait-nots, nloved reason in their + wie i * P. . a + ~ -- sae Aa 4a arguments . fone by, when manual labor fio: ha Pi t@ee a ? 2 _ ~ + ; na. scum +* s@t O71 .@T) exper enced a + F sang a 1 a ~~ Fries According to. is un-American to be discontented with at © ¢ 35 - aft . —~ -: are, (0 €xpress dissatisfaction wit a . ~ + Ae Even if Flury expressed his ideas we do not believe it would do anr contrary, it Woul and perhaps to searc , > - I ft magkind. tented mind which sires progress. : eo Ot issatisfied perfection. - - , Fries is er. Fries wil! + he ~7 . @ to Pr? re 2 L?4 4 % rm | 8c D eas lu pa! i414 & Flury alone A ——— — ‘Election returns from Philadelphia, where. in precincts, Vare got every vote, recall] an anecdo , ~ i Z ~ he primary race in St imct came in they showe: Sad many between Stone and one downtown y didn't rou give Folk a They will suspect collusiog.” the Lac * , you let out a roar mIneasures resorted to of it. But, of cou ng gentry yourself, you will not see in my argument for even higher | that characteristic obetinacy you to conduct yo with the witnress the remainder until the tenants moved THEODORE TRILSEYT. oo 7 s ite the gang wars, business tn Herrin normal. Human nature i pre- rould appear become accustomed to r Stone and none for - — YY, |; +o 7 ~— em © ts . oh “ ei =~ = iB Be WOTD OCTALIC ; ; Qf Section Sao0ok + . his a. te - 1adane snhere never wf] » + F ales 7 . “he on . he Der eee Srectotorse CA rn get ir é i to jasten to tbe details of the Milils-Hal) cage. ar from eterna! is: Yale ‘s o*f Japanese of even to wet better. help them to forget their . > NOVEMBER. skies grow And Death comes stealing. Comes stealing slow: My time appointed I do not know, And Death comes stealing’ things revealing s>all welcome Death with the «now. KATHRIN CRUSS. more than an amendment. it is eo ; - § yy ——. . as = Wa nation of State laws will de the Will not compiain, however, it * LA mothers look upon Armistice ond Memorial day. A sia-Same ‘'y disieyal to our Americas _ celebration ie all right fer & wee ee | Princtpica. 2 j nohved ¥ mn the war. provided = Yeetliy willing te hurt the ~ | who did luse somebody in GO 4enounced and a finally with the ——— r : ‘inion. shall be @& iF other Machree.” which he pres- * POC es 4 >y nodding to an enthusiast'c | ouble arises from 2 : hats | ip Ly in the front row. nth amendment sew awe For you" : ALEXANDER. . 7 A and is so recognized. If the © : : ally applied; it may iene Seg ani @ AT COST nehibition acta, aan GOVERNMENT OF double jeopardy” ™&e 8 MUSSOLINI tion, but the publie may. aad — — sos , f(ontinued on Pagt 19. ae f preventing it. i . disillusioned. and with much eg = -urage for undertaking the re- ONE-MAN MAJORIFE Paemot-ling of the State. At least) . the Indianapolis News — phe thousands of imprisoned politi- |® HATEVER else may de salt ictims of the great and lenety | Benito Mussolini, nobody @% ajestic figure will be seis miseries and suffer-_ not industrious. He & oe hused bv the tyrant can | something else, and 329% fr be, undone or compenssted | rith work that he But there can be a seturn te hat a Premier m™a' and civilised govermgment eg & : oleague. Aad . . more his - surface, =~ , ~~ . very body including” ” ior Can’t personal contest a Last Forever. | cee . The alternative of such a pee 1 — = ae iving tor generations under hoids an . az ¢omination ofa dictater and | allan aa og Successors is simply unthiak- as a one- : The world has its cycles of ier st it has aleo fits cycies | a an ' ——-— Pus " a *~*S8 GUon end erotution. \RMISTICE DAY, — For Americans Mussolini fs serv- | m the Worcester Telegram. = 2 e¢xtraordinartiy useful pur- | JOHN T. AXTON, eats Tou can measure & man’s States x Ls Sen to the democratic ideal | of the United ix *S — wo “8 Dellef in Anferica’s pria- against turning Armistiee Oly “ee of government by the et- Memorial day.” He says Nov. 52% —-* that he takes toward Mus- a day of joy and happiness. By -* with some knowledge of # actually happening tn Italy terican still prefers the Mus- type of government, he is | ~Ousty enough. the adorers of tint include primarily these “Routed loudest fer war is

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PAGE 21 " = I.LQUIS POST-DISPATCH —_. . , mcst of the tears shed last night | parochial and private schools of St. | were tears of laughter at the! Louis and public schools of St.; snatches of vaudeville monologue, | Louis County will be in the audi-| musical comedy and light opera ence. | > enka injected into the show | The program, which is identical | ern, yh ete bes ve ge ‘with the first concert of the first | Is of 1@ Charieston, Duc i . , — and wing dances. Jewish batiade ect series, given last Wednesday, ts ag) to jazz music and all the other in- | follows: are *“Midsum- fluences Of: tha deetern Asnactantl Wedding March from “Mids stage. ‘mer Night's Dream’’-—Mendelasohn. i First Movement from Symphony) SECOND SYMPHONY CONCERT , FOR CHILDREN TOMORROW No. One—Beethoven. Concert Piece for Flute and Or- | St. Louis Parochial and Private and County Public © -hool Pupils __WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, 1926____ YIDDISH MATINEE IDOL SEEN HERE IN “WILD YOUTH” Michal Michalesko and Chicago Company Give Single Perform- ance at the Shubert-Rialto. An able company of Yiddish Players from Chicago presented “Wild Youth,” a melodrama in four acts by Israel Rosenberg, with ' music by Joseph Brodie, at the, Shubert-Rialto Theater last night. | The performance marked the first | appearance in St. Louis of Michal | Michalesko, most recent matinee | idol of the Yiddish stage in this | ==9I.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ a lo SOCIAL ACTIVITIES —_—_ M 200 guests to her home this | TO ASSIST AT PARTY afternoon to a reception in honor , of Miss Marjorie Niedringhaus, debutante daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee I. Niedringhaus of Port- land place. The debutante, her mother and Mrs. Johnson, will re- ceive their guests in a bower of roses and chrysanthemums, Miss Niedringhaus will be gowned in , ‘pink embroidered in gold flowers pea finds him ‘ndlsposed, |. 14 will carry pink roses and ilies g certain gratification 1 of the valley. ~Mrs. Niedringhaus condition is not worse, yet with wi) be in white crepe and will with her hostesses yesterday at the , feeling of sympathetic distress; 2+ orchids. 3 5 REE Ra debut tea. BD. suse he is not his old self, an| Twelve debutantes, Miss Mary Bees - | ajence of almost 4000 followers! Carter, Misys Martha Love, Miss PMO 1, in | John McCormack last night) anne Wailace, Ruth McElroy, Miss rd their beloved tenor in con-/} Roccena Baldwin, Miss Efizabeth vert at the Coliseum. | Scudder, Miss Margaret Rumsey, enather it was that a wearing | Miss Clarissa Dyer, Miss Gertrude concerts had imposed tog | Catlin, Miss Edith Peters, Miss that he Elizabeth Allen and Miss Susie of _ grain upon him, or that! Singleton will serve at the flower- ta verel indisposed, | he the thought) his match-| bedecked tea table. The matrons feeling the relentless | Without hats will be Mrs. Jackson tread of the years, the McCormack | Johnson, grandmother of the honor leaucation at Holton Arms in Wash-| ington, D. C. Mrs. Wallace Noble Robinson Jr., and her baby daughter, Lucille Lawnin Robinson, departed Mon- day for their home in San Antonio, Tex. Mr. Robinson came to Bt. Louls and accompanied his fam- ily home. Mrs. John Brodhead, of 4550 McPherson avenue is visiting friends in Springfield, Ill. She is expected home Saturday. Miss Margaret and Miss Jane Mahler, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Frank Mahler of Brentmoor, have as their guest Miss Susan Cree of Covington, Ky., who will remein for two weeks. Miss Cree received me TU eT we AT COLSEUM 1. Tenor Not in Best Voice § for Concert Which Brings Out Many Followers. RS. OSCAR JOHNSON of 38 AR RN nr i te Tae fe RR Ne RNIN IA Sy MILER KO fe ns gt nite omy J os 7 ‘ we lee, ’ - Bie | — ss _ . . word. *, we eee re ee 5, _ . Re PR, > vet wi Ow 4 ete? wat 4 . ow . png We aoe GUARANTEED SIX MONTHS. NO WATER OR FINGER WAVING. | John Kiburz, first flutist of the| fetching personality has caused /at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow. Pupils of posers on the program. covery of a Joseph Schildkraut and | DE MUN SHOP, 4513 Delmar. FOr. 1120 Someone in St. Lowts may be leok- ing for the property yeu have te sell, or they may be indaced te leek at yours if it ts hdvertised tn the Post-Dispatch. Phone your erder er lenve it with your nearest éruggiat. Sneed chestra—C haminade. country. His intense acting ausures | To Be Audience. orchestra, will be the soloist, and| him to be received with open arms | seemed immensely pleased at the announcement of his manager, A. Gartner of Chicago, that he would probably make a second appear- ance here in another vehicle geome time next month. yoice is However, the old brand of strong last night was not/ guest, Mrs. Wade Childress and | ee ack of othe other years, | Mrs. Davis C. Biggs. . instrel of the golden voice. Mrs. Johnson will give a lunch- he m it was that he enchanted | ©¢0n for Miss Niedringhaus at the gore by the very sweetness| Country Club Thanksgiving Day his proarhor oO with which he gave| 4nd se will make her debut Dec. of pore selections of his pro-|10 at the same club. ? particularly his Irish airs.| Mrs. Kent Sarver Clow of Chi- true, too, that his voice still, cago and her two Children have showed that smooth legato, that | arrived in St. Louis for a week's control which has alway8)| visit with her parents, Mr. and fyeen the hallmark of his art. Mrs. Breckinridge Jones of 45 But those golden ringing upper Portland Place. Mr. and Mrs. C. tones, Which once struck straight! Norman Jones of 4330 McPherson gt the hearts, and the spines. of | avenue, brother and sister-in-law ss hearers——where were they?| of the visitor, gave a family din- That resonant sweetness of the; ner party for her last night at their widdie voice—what had become of | home, * With his first venture ae Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Burns of staff his audience had leaned! 39 Lenox Place will entertain for rd with expectancy, _to be! their daughter, Miss Jane, and rifled. It sat back in, its seats/their son, Carter Burns, the eve- nin with a throa‘y. almost husky | ning of Monday, Dec. 27, at the | e, ringing in ite ears. Florissant Valley Country Club. McCormack sang under most n-;| The party is one of the first large | yorable conditions. The Coliseum | affairs Planned for the holidars | « chilly, diccouraging to the “U-| and the guests wil! include some of ence, which kept on its wraps the college set, friends of Mr. Car-. for the most part. and doubly nin iter Burns, and the achoo! set of | suraging to the sineer. Also. he[ which Miss Burns is a member was at the end of a gruelling we-eK| Mr. Rurns will return from Prince- sf concert singing, with the irevi-|ton Untversity for Christmas, and | thle strain of added numbe-s | Miss Jane is a junior at Mary In- ghich his audiences demand Of) stitute. She spent last vear in school | Perhaps it was with reaso". abroad. Mrs. Burns and her daugh- _ter departed today for New York | for a week. Miss Burns will go to ithe Yale-Harvard footbal]! Saturday, and Mrs. Burns will! visit her son. | Mrs. Leo de Smet Carton of 5357 | Waterman avenue will givs a lunch- | |eon dance f e tot rest,” from the Bach cantata | ony ~ tia Si an se of the same name, closed his first |Florissant Valley Country Club group. | _he guests will be invited for 1:34 The secon4 group brought still | n*cleck. He attends Lawrenceville greater variety to the program.| Schoo] {n Lawrenceville. N. J., and) [There was the song, ‘I tempi as*.1!) wit) return the middle of Decem- | jontani,” by the modern Italia. | her for the holidavs. Mrs. Carton composer, Respighi, and two 4d*-' departed yesterday for the Fast to ichtful adaptations of old Chin*s° | vieit her son over Thanksgiving and by Bantock, “A Dream Of | will pass some time tn Philadeliphie , ring.” and “Desolation,” artfully | «nd Washington, returning Nov, 27 itten pieces with tinkling, alM9St| che was accomnanted East by her pnant accompaniments in gh | fece, Miss Elizabeth Carton. daneh- ental style, but with more OC- | ter of Mr. and Mrs. Benoist Carton dental airs. ee vee ES wag dale: ewe am aoa ‘order to make the world safe for Bate eedning. ended with &1- | democracy. They are the ones. ' t passing fair?” | Who cry: most loudly again the eo dictatorship of the Bolsheviks in rst encores of the brought the firs Russia at the moment thev laud 4 “Ti T Heine-Mendelssqon : . — 7 Sone” and “Just Sor} to the skies the dictatorship of a ' Wings . . ‘ ee ehlidiike prayer which |5#ndful of Fascists. - be recitalist interpreted with en- | If the Bolsheviks should prove )as successful outwardly as Mus- jsolinit, we may yet have our cap- Mc. | tains of industry ‘and our casual! the | tourists singing the praise of the nis | men who may then have brought es “order out of chaos” in Russia. Incidentally, these American adorers of Mussolini have no time E : ll waste on such happenings as muy be good law but it is poor coui#fMagh" and “The Next Market Vay 11. inaictment of two of the — lirtation give se ba in the obser® — oe vai led up to Harding Cabinet for corruption in rt-w Lith r i. z ’ rather than the breach, it will, in fact. ™@| oa ioe pi his third group. office. Why should they? Man) doub} enishn f ‘ a! " of them subscribed to the eight- oubie punishment for the’game crm thleen Mavourneen. 1} ired-thousand-dolla emo —— = een ; rhich | hundred-thousand-coiar memo- grows, o of the eighics To the insistent applause W hich rial to th nan who gave America : , . riz io tne 7 i i e ic amendment, which contemplates % owed songs of a l nious in their ostentatious wor- Mother ~ Pa which he pref- /Ship of their loud-mouthed admi- = ¢ i ‘ : ie . me — . : 4 on in Reed by nodding to. an enthusiastic | ration for the majestic figure me @ehite-haired lady in the front row Rome. They support ee | e - : +? icon E ory I ss Sup- 4 saving “For you.”. | ntes‘s in oratory upon the su 4 BE. ROY ALEXANDER. ject of our Constitution and the ‘advantages of our-Congress over q | all rhile they whoop for; AT COST . , f joy when thew hear that Mussolini | GOVERNMENT OF es... dim. : iat the golden sheen of his voice swed a thread here and there. Swe opened his program with [Mite al canto me,.”’ from Peri’s a pioneer grand opera, “Euridice,” intoning the simple melody with Bieste and with faultless enuncia- Hon of the Italian text. “Tet us) game | ‘ |, « Me he ; ; e . 3 ia Fe 3 ~ 4 a o o° . pi , > ae ‘ _ - i. . rs : »? «5 ’ : 4 Sie .. Suse > ; * % f OTHER?” the | a eee - a - = The MIRROR « PUBLIC OPINIO] This column is designed to repro@ without bias the latest comment by leading publicists, newspapers and petis cals on the questions of the day. “DOUBLE JEOPARDY.” From the Philadelphia Public Ledge: a. HERE js a provision of the Constit® Which states that no person shall ' } or limb" as ini jeopardy of life the same offense. This is known “constitutional rule against double jeopé opinion of -the United Bta twice put of beg mincing sweetness. To these. and the selections in nglish which followed, Mr. (@ormack added charm above e voeal interpretation by | Miiendid enunciation, which carrie texts to the farthest reaches the baicony. ‘“The Bard of Ar-'! 9 (LO Supreme Court, this does not apply wher ‘i State Such violations are not capital crimes fourt rules that both the State and the prohibition law’ has been violated, era! authorities may prosecute. for the @& Sees in such cases two separate o'[ei™ This Bense. If honored il is ‘ourse, OUL : + ‘ tinal well as Federa theren J+ ; s(aie as by, coexistine These are in the Court’s opinion, ecuted. The trouble that the eighteenth amendment is sot) more than an amendment. It is legisia™ and is 0 recognized. If the Court's d°¢ is generally applied, it may lead ‘rather than more and str ion acts. The courts yay “deuble jeopardy” 7 ; ik publie may, and [ = nee doubly denounced and shall be doubly arises from i@ roth i‘has driven another nail into the, MUSSOLINI? coffin of Italian representative /governmen?. Let hope that evitable crash comes in Italy they) will recognize the folly of their! present position in supporting what a Fascist friend of mine, with un-/| humor, cails the ‘“su-. of Mussolini.” | ina doubic | tie P 8 ‘ ? State laws will be the sim) Continued on Pa > 19. a us when the ifn- , iting it. 7M. disillusioned, and with much Hees courage for undertaking the re- Modeling of the State. At least abe thousands of imprisoned politi- victims of the creat and lonely majestic figure will be fre- | ec. The miserics and suffer- | Ss caused the tyrant can Yer be undone or compensated | cannot pr. But there can be a return to e™mal and civilized government i though it be less effiicent on Surface, a “aU ) Can’t > Last Forever. oar een canoe Or mete E . NET T ? E The aiternative of such a peo- SO EA SY N OW living for generations under With this flour to make delicious domination of a dictator and light whole wheat, graham muf- Successors is simply unthink- fins and gems, waffles and pan- 3 The world has its cycles of cakes without slightest possibility “on, but has also its cycles | of error. Nature’s own health P Tvolution and evolution. | flour. e For Americans Mussolini is serv- | an extraordinarily useful pur- | Che BEDI AINS | You can mn ! y neh sence, sane JNCK FROST a) —— “is belief in America's prin- y ‘ ee ONE-MAN MAJORITY. the Indianapolis News. FE OT? J HATEVER else may intentional Nj n perdemocracy : rs be said or = " Sern ussolini can W Benlto sj > . " > ‘sae tha ne t~ . r4 aq¢ i> to ¢ . else, and is nevet ‘te ¢) e buss it? t,t é - inlz obodyv He is nevet ed SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES» —— — ll OLIVIA GREGORY CLASSES iN EXPKESSION Studio 320¢ Palm Yeer. | Catalor on Beyuest. COlfaz 5022 work that he , | . that a Premier would all And the ” popula riya loaded over th Inarily he bec Creases a colleague. his including “° 1? control more ervbody, Not onlv is ) in personal ce ‘to protect attackere andc seven of the } Cabinet, thus one-man may ,or' * , ‘ re : holds a« ¥ . Jtallan self ae a ARMISTICE DAY. From the Telegram IC OL. JOHN T. AXTON, chief chee ) of the United States Army. pi . against turning Armistice day “into @ hes os oe He says Noy. 11 shew ude etree pi the at- He pre® i. If with ce sateen oe t i8 actually h abies me y happening in Italy American still prefers the Mus- ' type of government, he is. “ted disloyal to ovr American | al principles. va Worcester 7 Biemorial day.” a day of joy and iil not cormplain, however, if the gold mothers look upon Armistice day a8 & nd Memorial day. A siam-bang.* hill mate Celebration is all right for those Ws mohodw in happiness. No Failures All Grocery Stores Sell It F. B. CHAMBERLAIN CO. igiven by ‘ing will follow. | Noy. 22, iham, of will give a theater party for Miss | | Allen. ‘rian Green, | Mrs. ‘Lewis Warrington ‘Princeton footbal! game last Satur- the war, provided they @°° Bia, | elings of 4 Susly enough, the adorers of at include primarily those! L 1847... Eightieth Year ... 1927 m “Bouted loudest for war in fectiy willing to hurt the fe Who did lose sumebeody in the w@f- ‘trnuss Inote, MISS MARIAN CREEN. ISS GREEN wili assist at 2 party given at the Coronado | fur her sister, Miss Sally Hotel Green, by their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Leigh Green. The party will be called a “‘Night in Honelu- lu” and the guests will wear ap- propriate costumes. ee of Westminster piace, who has just recuperatéd from an operation for appendicitis. Miss Carton attends one of the Sacred Heart Colleges in New York. Mr. Denver, several Sewell Thomas of have arrived for a visit with Mrs. and Mrs. Colo., weeks’ ‘Thomas’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fes- ‘tur J. Wade, of 4532 Lindell boule- Va rq. debutante Miss Elizabeth Allen (yera rd daughter of Mr. ani Mrs. 'B. Allen, of 4632 Maryland avenus, | dinner | be guest of honor at a Wayman Allen moreland place Saturday nig”t the St. Louis Country Club. On Monday night, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burk- Westminster plac will at - - f eo Ho The debutante luncheon planned today by Mrs. Thomas Jefferson ' Drummond. in honor of Miss Ma- of Mr. and Or aa post daughter John Leigh Green Kingsbury place, has been poned until Mrs. Drummond's re- turn from the East. Mrs. mond accompaneid Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin to the bal day and is visiting one of her sons! ‘who resides in Princeton, N. J. Mrs. Joseph William Ferguson of | 6232 McPherson avenue will give a) ‘tea this afternoon ' present ‘garet at her her daughter, Miss Ferguson, to society. home will be decorated in roses and the tea table will be adorned in pink buds and lighted by pink tapers. The debutante will wear a gown of light blue panne velvet and will carry pink roses. Mrs. Edward 8. M. Wright The young women serving wil! clude Miss Dorothy Maxwell, Miss Christina Wyrgant, Miss Helen Mar- tha Woods, Miss Julia Klipstein., Miss Helene Harding, Miss June Morgens and Miss Emily Caspari. Three hundred and fifty guests have invited to call. Miss Ferguson is a graduate of Mary Institute and completed her UR DO YO » CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARLY John David Ferguson, Mrs. White and Mrs. Frank will assist without hats. ir sia been Dance | Drum- | home to | Mar-. The! pink | Frank Mitchell Hardenbrook, | | Mrs. Otto Wilhelmi and MNer 'daughter, Miss Paula Wilhelml., |after a five months’ tour in Europe. | will arrive in New York Friday on the Bercengaria. Dr. Otto Wilhelmi. on account of the recent illness of his mother while in England, has gone East to accompany her home. Tne Daughters of the American , Colonists will give a luncheon to- morrow at 12:30 p. m. in the ball room of the Forest Park Hotel, which will be followed by an ad- drses on the “Curiosities of Memory,’’ by Prof. Edgar James Swift of Washington University. Mrs. Lon Sanders, vice-regé@ént of the organization, will have charge of the program. Members of oth- er patriotic organizations have been invited to hear the lec.ure. Mrs. Julius Stock of 4248 West Florissant avenue gave a dinner jJast evening at the Coronado Hotei to celebrate her seventy-seven.h birthday anniversary. The guests included 35 children and grand- melodrama that formerly distin- guished the Yiddish stage efforts of Michalesko and Bella Ballerina, the tragedienne who played opposite him, were only oc- casionally responsible for the func- tioning of tear ducts. As in all of the Yiddish dramas, the emotions of the audience were toys of the {actors throughout the play: but a a ee eee? — ee children of Mrs. Stock. The birth- day dinner was followed by danc- ing. A tea will follow the Members’ Club tomorrow afternoon, which opens at 2:30 o’clock in Wednesday Club Auditorium. the first time in St. Louis, “The Weeping Pierrot and the Laugh- ing Pierrot,’’ a tramslation of Ed- mond Rostand’s comedy, with music, will be presented by Mrs. 8. B. Cowan, Mrs. C. E. and Mrs. Hector M. E. Pasmezoglu, with incidental music by well known instrumentalists. of West- | | a | Thursday of Better Dresses at a price its kind at this store. NEVER carry Fall Dresses price range starts at $25. 916-916 Astonishing News —For the First Time in the 7 Years This Store Has Been Offering Quality Apparel —We Announce A Fall Sale °! Dresses! At the Sensational Low Price of A marvelous special purchase of two days ago, a purchase hardly believe it, enables us to offer this sale, the FIRST of As thousands of women So you can realize the values. A Full Page Announcement Could Tell No More! “The Store That Selts Nice Things HENRY A. WEIL, me: OLive Q at 9 A. M. so low we ourselves could know we at $10—usually our complete ST. 9 i yl | rH minCatsu also Snider’s Chili Sauce -adds Zest oy COU”, hosides its 1 ‘ tl il on ae | Uy hu’ “. bull a urse ~a yich in. nee sill] wll] m i i ic jta* rie ill ast ft {ffl | lilt "Mh dlp, | Ta ye ll allie ‘“ZOUR meal has added zest with Snider’s Catsup. Added vitamins, too. Snider’s is made from the richest vitamin food known and by a careful process retains the nat- ural tomato vitamins at full strength. Vitalizer as well as appetizer this catsup gives double value, day program of the Morning Choral | the | For | Was | missing last night, for the dramatic | ee ee ee et ete Blankenship | — A A ttt a +tTERS tee min Ayyty iy — ttt ttt A Nett ttt ' : — 821 IMA Strictly : Ninth QuaAuryY fHOSiErRy LOCUST irst Quality Hosiery “or Men, Women and Children DOLLAR DAY HOSIERY §S Thursday Only—More Hosiery Value for Your Dollar WOMEN’S FULL-FASHIONED $%% .OO $1.35 PURE SILK HOSE Medium Light Service Silk or Chiffon New Fall colors, reinforced lisle tops and soles. All sizes.......-. Women’s Wool Women’s Chiffon Mixtures Silk Hose $1.00 lisie top $2.00 Sizes 8% and 9 Pairs price $1.00. Pairs oniy. Formerly for black: short for Girls’ and Boys’ Ribbed Cotton Wool Mixtures brown: all $1.00 Pairs I 00 Long Hose, also Pairs sizes 3 for $ © * Rocks: i p broken lines. .... for Men’s Silk-and-Wool, Also Wool Mixtures 2 "“"" $1 ‘ A Good Time to See Our Men’s 25c Mercerized Socks Men’s Fancy Socks , Black and Pairs ] 00 3 Pairs I 00 for ° for e hdatesh oboe: PIP eer eiret i myrrrem iy iy rr Teer 7 aT ; : heii HiT ’ y, aon sete nas ; ar , 7h . : ' " brag? ia ’ ; ; : i , . ; : iI / ; ' ; ' iy it] | } ’ HT ay : LL if tthe a ’ bablidaassasebbbaasalddali pia i aah he EL ets HT ; ; Wh tint if if if i nity! pbetytity st cbedsdideial Pie bbl stil iii tebe tt al euN wu +! HS Hh Vs Christmas TOP a GMA iin ‘? i LN eh ta TUE it i CHAP Pt Ni rt) i ¥ tye i) , iY uc im \hhe aH ait rit Regular HIT PRYNYRLT wiles tae HAH | suey omega Vs eee wi wii Black and 1 Wa il HAR TT mt Mi 1 i “a dt Rayon and Lisles bite ’ hh ' Mail This Coupon Ce a ee ee ee ee SANTA FE SERVICE BUREAU j 296 Arcade Bidg., St. Louis, Mo. Phones Olive 4021-4022 | Please send me free copy of “California Picture Book,’’**California Hotel Rates” | Circular and Grand Canyon Folder. You will find just the accommodations you want, at rates that are right. Modest inns, great resort hotels, or rent a rose-garden There — schools where happy, healthy are children play out-of-doors all winter. : The journey there is a real pleasure—Ganta Fe “all the way’’~—through a sunny scenic wonderland. Five daily trains, including the new CHIEF — extra fast, extra fine, extra fare, only two business days on the way. Fred Harvey dining service—supreme in the trans- portation world, | ' Just mail coupon at top of this space. ee ee ee ee Oa, see ae ee tee Saha, ¥ “a aE a % eta e Pe cinaintatenter ane te iy fe ~ Renn ah sent yeh anette As SRA ints RAIA ns Magnes 5 Nt OE IE A «pb cman! MS cahemcne: A hm bee na 64) »y Riedel Ail Oe ae 2 7 alle See As Pe erate po: A seer ages 1; oe eee Oh oe eth Apr sreto-~1 ~~ COW on » yaa s . .- sews . 4 ee ee ee es ee * AN A Ah A CT, TATE ATI TH, wie: ale Ye mete cate pena ~~ pe et ee a ee hat Be pe ee ee ae a ante cree RAN RDe-cennpRaa — pay tirt tinea nag er canton ow 4 os Pra! ne P Poa a anal ie. 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1926_ ST.LOUIS PCST-DISPATCH ? . : , j ~ Fisemieh by Senator George tzaitons participating in this con- which will regain for agriculture/ence furnish Oe - ae weed |. LOS POST-DISPATCH « its just share in our national pros-'the farmers of : mittees: In ord farm lation described | . : Negro Shoots Estranged Wife. South Ninth stre¢ to ODT = _ ws En otter thet oaee 7 Ww oN chair rot of the Com- ference. This should be hearten- {| : . ci iinte TS Bete enttnin } ae a legislation as is to be considered in | nig orris, ch ose ie his speech ing to farmers everywhere and in-| perity and its rightful plaee of recognize no sectional] ie ~ \ ag id he A at*asbai ° eee" i’ ij : sos + ‘ 3 itte icult r | n i Cc iL i = : silat — moet a sage we sg oe gen “ tne Sasietin June 14, 1926 ‘spire renewed hope that the days, equality with other great indus-| litical pommgpnecbapce 2° Game a) Ne v . = 9+ : om 7 ie mei Ps the Sanme efi of division and weakness are to be tries in our national economy. vey S eee ee operation. BPE In an argument pt NegrT |Congress may be in ae e! e speculative manipuation | c ne succeeded by.unity and strength, The proceedings of this confer- ~~ ES = “ e e home offsince his wife shot him last Maret | is mite _Congress and the — public at the C : - ‘ hs $12 N00 THIS opening of the session, we respect- of the grain market, a! goeg 1e eo |fully recommend that the Agricul- cumstances surrounding ¢ u . app oe ~— 3 . 4% 2 - ste! h nm a serious oon e , : iti Al exander was arrested. ‘tural Committees of the Senate and | retion of gambling in “puts Sy pr Ks ‘House meet at once for its study calls’ by the Chicago Board 0% f Le 4s ase ‘CLOSET BEDS) = i | ; nts Were $33,000 and and preparation. Trade. 4 ‘ - . Congressional] investigation: We Confidence in farm relief lead- eciation The OUT-O.SITE BED PURGES THE PORES ost, Including $20,000 I | aistrust those inter-relations which |¢fS: Se ee (tiated and hide as ae File Was $45,000. ‘appear to give to industrial advis- of the men who init ated and > Made by est as dealers or speculators in Movement for farm eae legisla. ~ - - os ’ , : AMERICAN BED co If it hadn’t been for Queen farm products, the deciding voice “tom and have labored so zealously and effectively to arouse Congress The Beautif ying Marie’s visit to the Coliseum last ®0¢ only tn influencing the enact- P SETH £LixziR Cee ae a —_— chog ment of agricultural legislation, and the country to 2 realization of ata eet ety encase ms the pres condition of American ag- WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, rk apc adhe a gen” Songer, ogc snc Ff “ eStcaan eer rey Sages sd hilo. oss, : J 4 - a ie ike ds hag - i pee.) a » . P e 5 ME Ee hee : 2 Ee 8 RB, ERAS thee ae vy Raw) cleo ple » ” " eae ‘7 ; , ART + ; “ ee ene mage - ~ A> 0) ph te Al ve tg og tw ae ve - “ . ‘. ‘ ‘ bl te navies shar ete ve lian i isa ao Ay A enigiiit me # ; oF ree the ae tee Et. Co ike noe tee ate Ute ee ae ye eee . a opavk eet, «aha = Se Le ee ee peu’ rw ay vat x a eelw re . inn iw: er dit i + t _ n> 4 a. Q uy x“ " ‘ a * 7 € ? tp when he returned to th Rts estranged wife, Esielle Ale ! Pleasant Alexander 35. a der, 27 years old, a Negro, of 8.9/1427 Papin street, shot f © wae 4 “ r ° EY a St Bea) my : " al ba i 3 tne ee ad 7 cai PY Y 3 SU “ies apenas a a aon ’ Meow mue ‘ : bats‘ ede ee eee ee ee a Se Wane we ~ Se i ee re ? ’ e a ? a iethiediibe » pe 4 alias ; « AMY ON 6 ee CUE He Oe EEE SESE SE VE SECU ENE Ue EUS Hews Ue EEE Se 6 WS CUU UTES UE UE VUES SUNS WS VEN SUEUL LENS SS ** M. pt pes on ns ne een ee sn nd nbamedn ads tasssbhodbs ~sasese esd seers ' ARARARA RAD e wish to inform our many f sea 2 treasurer of the association, to rally resolution 269 by Senator Wheeler, cant that representative ¢ ners : P ° tel tt be broad wt bec og et a «: | sOocitate intima Y Bb). kaow how foolish and needless it is it hat it be broadened to anq farm organization leade bm | }\ ; , / i ~ or apy 3 a twentt ization of ee a“ tarin ue : 1 with such artists as */| to ‘purge and physic them- Buy a sarge 60-cent FROM 3125 s. G : sat the great a@azgzricuiturai : -_ - : Sn + ‘om sta *k heau rache dizzi- atore that “ PADEREWSKI \@ selves to avoid sick headache, dizzi- store that sells _,medicing, w will be able to serve y | | ere we aDle e yo hat the association has inca : ioe . far us rorces wi seer } } he Mi iwest . and Sor pore is s : . ‘ mor wie re ee ee roKYV Jliousnes: iow skin, colds, ‘‘ Syrup ' Loving towards the subor 101 : thr th ‘us- | GODOWSKY ee ee ? . —_ ough tie discus | gassy stomach. 34 MPT visit we are offering | Tain 300 in the treasury ieft original capital stock of now threuv - : D u } . sonr, ; ‘ It will need $6000 or °f ——— a we 16 lethah and peeebtations af this ean-iLis GOBRILOWITSCH il” amen’ toa Saaekshen Oe Ol =? \ ‘ce tpi, iit . " Fi > oe ; ian _~: _ - ‘ ‘ i Addition i } = eo ; _ i 7 7 sa ‘ ‘ ait . . dditional to meet current ** , ted yas en ference that agriculture in a!l the: DE PACHMANN i oit's Geran Panel bolas ‘te estab Ss . sch | nveseatlon: sections is faced by the : } ira if i beat 6 3 fe | awel ‘iene siaritv’’ A. The activities of the De ar? oe oe dhe sro . O '$ 67 low as sn t] o a I guia ey , ‘he dette. | ee eee Sent Eee cae SA eit even I hose heretotore chronicalr > + *e pe ment ~¢ + — 4 3 : ssaCaal Ul _ommeérce Oo Omina? nltiade ; : ; ‘ . . ~2 CS i Gc i ’ , ; : i me. hata ¥? oe = —_T > | eset i eee : ; “ | eonstipated. Ur. Calidwelis sSyruf souvenirs a and encroach upon the functi shy roemal it] nd re - pon the f ons worthy of formal rec ogn iti me Pepsin not only causes a gentie, easy largest Of the Department of Agriculture, record his statement at no'|/¢ U a1 1. bowel movement, but, best of all, it ” . — rallies ~ > ~« i ‘ ss we ~~ «44 — 44 +4 . oa % ha rem as , - > =. ares in “.uUding interferen: *? in the ed ei ran. ~# frinn - im - > OWE - o _— ie aes mstiieg in the per- ferences of opinion or interest never gripes, sickens or upsets the aiff sonne! Bg s°) “h de > rr e€n*. | ser leas ee 7 oe ~*~ = y B- ; B “en i ar — : ener agt aw wh At he Ge “mbm a , 1006 OLIVE rH || most delicate girl or womanr. Be - The source the oppositi problems or remedies has appeare: sides, it is absolutely harmless and 1Ler O x - - al + - -* | ° Tt) NE WV TORK. sho nore than had been towards effective agricultura] lealte- among the farmers or farm organ- so pleasant that even a eross, fever- expe dc. 1 the swimming pool ta. th were set att | 35 YEARS IN ONE LOCATION other expenses ranged above esti- mates. ‘ The show had run behind to an . a alarming degree early last week. | . but the management. invited Queen ere % re . 4 .) i pa eR, es ‘ ‘ . ; . . = pa 4 gr SN Sys Lappe eee tll . a a a session oy & ‘Samreun. yaeenion of COngrOmR Coupon—Worth wo) = §6§>s Within che the close of the World War many of the leading statesmen of Europe -_ We will deduct have insisted in all seriousness vi Bae = = | | i ess the — ted States con ) ine Meee Saite is ac f r eve ¥ he 3G Py eats — tion of te \ ; or Bedroom ener all ‘ea, the . ‘ 7 > Suite if you pre- . ; : gent this coupen at time of parrhase. te: “Saas £472 GOLDMAN BROS. 3 7 And those == | oltre bee Motors cars O jebts of some $11,000,000,000 so os if half century or more of ime w +A A\. . seriously menace the futu S 4 S : SO d cred t nomic security of Europe, )S , un : what of the futur wre will deduct $5 Kroehler Bed Davenette Suite § had ty of t known as the and if they are the future economic secur- he American farmer, who its Y from the price of hot ri under a x any Phonograph you $I 73 V alue—Blue Bird Dinner Set Free = select if you pre- ‘ sent this coupen at ihe davenette makes this } style for 4 a member of time of purchase. small room. Opens to full-size bed. Beautifully y uphoistered; indestructible spring construction. | d ail bl GOLDMAN BROS. aaatiie’ and avaliabDie Three pieces compiet P - 1 $5 Down—Balance Monthly | dealers only. consumers as wel] Develop - aie _ Coupon—Worth E | The GMAC co-operative 1c . lations will follow the adop- Join Our Phonograph | We will deduct §3 | ? f an effective plan to stablil- & “8 from the price “§ | -- SS => eats man ued | : , ms fitted to the inc Rani PPLE em ee CRF he FER ‘~~, ‘ ot _ impo! ant Club—$1 Down select if you pre sent this coupon at Balance in Monthly Payments time of parchee. = : ~ i > at those with GOLDMAN BROS. = . or) . ‘co. ~ Jus sO Lis ba Lilii © APC US Ji Ne oS AFD managing crop surpluses. hes ; oH 6 Mw ono ap encies will lower marketing cost: Console or S : a i _— — , » rab: , ) . tt ee i. ie Ty e—Z | standard price ash. 4 the saving in all cases and most « so > we | | | ; | ; rd shelter for price-fixing mo-|M We Sin held ior Cheeses i ee TP las oand __ Blue Bird Dinner Set Free ivered price, : A. 1S 1G) -O refer to sired Remember—Onr ee Siig OVS Me ie reom of Linvieaum four prope ¢ pieces in . .nutactured articles on the free | §1° DOWN snd balance io cary corm ae you present thi ccrated effec. “Higher conarocion financing chz = Cheung wie farmer when coupon at time of ae 7 ” eria.s entering tnto thelr manu- 5, beatles ‘eaiian ri tA ae FREE 12 Latest Selections and — : $10 Down—Balance Monthly = ure are highly and exccesivel 2 Blue Bird Dinnet Set GOLDMAN BROS. AnyGeherz d : é 7 $1 = explain the G) See Aer) res ay = S4 - 3 4 a 3 os: = . Bee : : 2 . ™ ' ° 4 rn 4 ‘ “ a 9 . & Pe & ‘ : wh Be ; ~ i : P ¢ 2 ‘ 3 ‘ « 4 3 . aa > . 5 4 2 . Sy . 7 a 7 _ ; ~ 9 - § - a & a » 5 ~ $ me : at, + az ; : >» . a ‘ 4 4 3 7 a . es og ; & a 4 = or Sik Se Fs ° a 4 A " Ee 7 ® ‘ y -~ - 3 t - . 2 3 ) = ® 1 > & au ‘ 9 2 > > ra ' 7 - ¥- .o =e. = i 4 ‘ A > x - 5 ye . — > oi * . 4 >> > e424 - 4 3 ; ‘wie. ” ae +e, . ss iz ‘5 x si “te * 7 Dest H Px et ~~ > ag? H z Be, aw, 4 4 ‘ ‘ “¢ * : 7 ; £ ‘eS ‘ 4 =a 4 : % ae ~ - : id ¢ 4 - Fé ee ae *. - J : on ’ a we) - ey 4 | 5 4 . ae «3 r. ae , -_- * . + = in \ 3 > 4 : x z . > ry > T Sa - eat > s 4 - } . 7 4 0 4 He. “a . = e z ” ’ . z; . ~ 7 - >= 2 i . * :. : - . rs Pad Zz. © m 7 2 ; % * 4 - 2s 3 2 : : * - “ x my ‘ > é 7 é ; e 4 : bi ' * > Fr & é - - 4 ~ =. - & i ; n 4 4 ts ey eer ee ee - gh wa te 6 PIR Oe aR OR BA rape Coupon— Worth ture industrial ta: on | 9 } eae : | oy +. of th aiPu, . de eo ane vo f, a%: . . Ae will ddnet 1 — —~ a ee r enange ft! | : J 2 —_ ‘ - ll —~ : ’ — | GOLDMAN BROS. Special 9x12 for NewYork, 2852 Sm! "cnt, | VELVET Bec ACC Southwestern Limited , g pacer em - ~ iii lem nd RUGS | hy 4 . ee “am, | wie se . $1 Down—$I Monthly Coupon —Worth YE Aff COR 4 NE RNR RR ie ga EE NN OR AE ARS «NB RS Si OER 5 Meme gmtme * ‘ « itl » wt ak y . ee A pr. te p ‘ 9 5s eet > ad 9 ane bee oie ol, x: - Fen) eae Cee NI ats decent cneh cranes tecenccdit dente sasne one ~ “Rei ta Ly. Se. Louts . = | ‘ 3 ? imc? Ar. New York - - 100 . m. purchasing: Powe! through eautitul patterns for any : _ ee att : ‘ ii ee: a . i « Sii y ve; rac: ‘ > i a S. ~ -~ reased prices, as well ag h ol ) ; i (trac We will deduct $2 Westbound "reas s Producing power ma Sg 4 sd (00 : wear - ‘, ». : ta 3 -' _ ’ , : i ea Rugs. Regula , , . | g operating the wi ss® Lv. NewYork . , . megredintion of Support: fei ¢ = : aad . LOG aa y : . 7 . : ? . « - « ¥v Fs ~~ T Le ‘ ‘ 4 o- ~ - . . L . 4 sh : . * . é bad bd 12 rae. Ae. St.Louis . . 5: hembers of Congress, regzndie: Biue Bird Dinner Set Free Blue Bird | eae Set Free NI a hin oe tone GOLDMAN BROS. | CHEVROLET “« Mangard T ame Service and equipment identi- i —. ae UstUE” *gisia- : cal with chat of the 20th Cen. Pati — cleat them : ‘tiv $1 Down—S$1 Monthly ‘ excellent baker—large owen ; ? : = 44 ewe L. | 4 e . ¢ “ - . eat & a . . . our gas burner s and two holes 4 OAKLAND 7 { A mp iete aizh 7 ure is more important than {1 Buys Your : %: ifar f individuals of any liti r ; =. Coal. ¥ es y , St. Louis wT Backs Ranges are cum : Pir Lender We soe Hot Blast 25S FRIGIDAI the farmers of the | ; Bik ; This Coupon is worth a Goldman Bros. ‘oa warm iding remarkable Heater ewer made | = PEW YORK remeaegoeny aes - rtorm we wo * nian | f you need , | +" eo big allowance on your old welt neg wood. Hae ai —§ eS : DELCO-LIGHT | farm rganizati>: ae a Range if you present it at cght toeom dra i ¢ ££ (¢ ‘\ [ iad AL. le rs in respect toa ‘ a , . c . , stig ag . a ee lankets c = time of purchase. — LINES et ; ‘ et trictiy accountab!} ' ‘ a er ~ ne . responsibility of] interpeoting tuar speci V/ GOLDMAN BROS. City Ticket Office, 320 N. Broadway ly the interest ; Din ic we aN Begs ic Telephone, MAin 4290 | members, Blue Bird Stine Set Free! $3 «a Month Bays B a= OR ee GOLDMAN BROS., 1102-04-06-08 OLIVE ST.

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rer eR ureience furnish eloquent . \ pros- ithe — of a ¢ nites a > \( 8 I \ REAL of. recognize no sectional lines » J i | hdus- litical differences, no no Ik i LV “A I “ES I ATE . rivalry in planning for future a. 4 | ian: Soneration. — 1 \ pony ty a easy 7 Property a Safety Coun- ) hi] Pee SYRUP | For Everybody _ For the Kiddies | /\\ | Splendid quality Suits for boys of odd Coats -— of Be. $1. | cil Representatives Say A wonderful value. The \Z 3 to 8 years of age! Choice of good weight fab- : biue twill comes aN i ) Fee St Oaee Be Bar f gain Sole Also at Our Branch Store, | e Oo -piece style in and PEP ' 9600 Cisse 2. 22020~°C~C _ Rights of General Pub- Men’s Small sizes 28 to 23 and the Nt ee eee lined. Sizes 14 ¥ } sray-str pe ‘Pants n ‘ ; ~ sedlhediaceieeaateaiaiatitee ieteadanadiitnien ate edtineedatiiae oteeeeien dete daceedeieteon enn toctrrenie ee avian eh Doran idee ee ee ia ieee eltnseteeet an Tet tase eae the new Hight and dark colors hon with contrasting shades. Excep- to 18 only! $1. MEMBER THE NEW LOCATION—3639 S. GRAND BL. -=:.se2 | __ lic Must Prevail. Size Vests $1.00. street Floor ‘=F | tional values at 91.00, . Knickers for f ¢ i ; i scam | Dh ssselnibosesh Sizes 31 to 36 Only | ‘umbers and arguments wers Small Men! Here’s a Chance for You! La Bo ‘rallied last night to support the oe rge ys proposal to place street cars in Actual % re) Suits Splendid fabrics—suit patterns, s from —, Li > pat- full lined, sizes 14 to 18 years j _ 1% 4 . — widened Olive ‘eet. In a noutral A " ' sy cerns. Sizes” $1, 32, 338, 54, 35, 36 only—Thursday at 92 Vests last— strip, or reserved parkway, in the my. t ‘101Ce@, e4c, —Street Floor center of the street, at a public | hearing before the Streets Com- | A@eg’s Russet we + . lds "Ty rnittee yf le 4¢ yard of gdey men M4 A OS wie A ‘ dil 4 —~ . : Yar? ¢ oe ¢@a »~ Stliaii SI1ZE6S8S OnNnIY.: $3-34-35-36-37 chest: lxe- 4 © in the board’s chamber in the city Leather Coats cellent appearing and wearing Suits in neat dark patterns~—both plain and stripe c—ane OF ¢ in -button models! Smal! , Youn Most o 50 persons present in- oa 5 cut a men! yung sost of cof hi I men! Thit ik of getti ng an actual] $20 nit ° 2-Pant SPECIAL EASY é; dicated by applause that they fa- § coat, vest and pants—for $8! Why the pants 3 TERMS ON vored the proposal and speakers alone are worth almost that much! ty i j me ere —Street Floor i te est | for them empnasizeu. Big War mh le ne! Coat with v” . - ; blanket in nz fir for men who . _e e ve Tek 428! — ro veer nen er . a 4 . 9 ‘a a ' ’ - i ha bd ¥ he «é er. , " at ce i Ca Piet ae shoal aL re Pw? iis, a a ee 71 hy Rote — aay de fering ” . pir h + athe fede se noo te amee . > a 7 Pe ie - yp beet Pete me We i Pio reaaggtbwybianerrnrt penw . ” “ re Amer 6 = ms me eee ate i «ellipse 0 A ‘ - ' , ‘ sg bis ad y by Mme a Se . . tos _ ae ee oe ¥ i ’ bapeees | : : maa 3 ; 7 hl A ae 5 Sh ¥ wer — -" . * ciate Hane pare ating o Atow ee? rere ongee Wl AR. 8 tale Seas 1b aR ag PE BPR RE ON A eta AE AAAI IN RE BNET Ce ab TAY TET A RNR Se eH Ll ges yi ‘ " aes —- en ee be J 3% i s %u ar Sate prree rs pies es ar ota +i ga " : Pr: * LA AT 5 ON ON AE AA AEE aC ae celta 0 — ape. a rap ee, v eae = tesla a (te ang ~ maa fic will be accomplished by the 26 —- reet Floor Men a Sheep-Lined Small Lot of 75 . OUTFITS 4 division of street cars and auto- . Ct : | | mobiles into three lanes, one for Men’s Plaid Moleskin Coats Overcoats : Pe eastbound automobiles, one for Lumberjacks " westbound automebiles and one J ' > fet, -50 “9 alil-wool Suite! ; for street cars, east and west. -89 B With 2 pairs of lined 2. That the running time of , : knickers. Sizes 14 to a , iment ante between Grand | aad -, 3 18 onlv! Values up to z street cars between Grand an: > , $15—Thursday at $5. ’ oe Z ton etme Ce et — o v ee ee ee ee ee ee ~~ Sail eon pe oraee yg SE RR te By . — A te 4” ») } ; le 5 “a 1} () at 4 “ ' dy A c | ? —— , Pwelfth boulevard: a live ~ 7 Just 22 Coats in the For men! Your choice Third Fleer street would be reduced betwee Sizes 34 to 44! A real $6.00 all- = ' lot amd sizes 44 to 48 pf 16 oe ‘rrcoats in four and five minutes. wool Lumberjack at $3.89. FI . a only! A bargain if sizes 31 Pa Ft — "” rere . . — & r e o r | ’ '- ( j Ss n ene 4 ¥. That the o a nm of : let 2 you can wear one of ated 6 jJuveni € / relatively few f pro} eee ime 8 5 hes sizes! from hig oF = =F ° ° . Peiatively i1¢w Owners Of prop + Pay a ee mm, these sizes: lines! $3.50 Thursday. 7 Within the General Motors line there erty abutting Olive street should i indi LPR — street FI00r —Street Floor uits transcend thie desires f te ‘ not Lransce { desire Ol ee other owners in the tax district, eis tet ee 2 is a car for every purse and purpose. , eet that ‘“‘the most saath for the = HW 450 Extra-Quality Suits & Overcoats Washable Waliste with corduroy pants seng: traffic and the remaining TO i ee ty blue or tan siiits ities hg Brae | Motors cars out of income are offered a “Smoties. he seceves tor the ff (AMMA Srdorer pares | anWoot > a or annelatte with a | i 4“ 7 f, SS ORES ee | ack waists!* d Railways ais clare “4 that th. Mth “Wa We a TT sizer. ieee” . Worsteds! ' ety BE aaene Overcoata Flapper models! Sises Beer Ate , 3 to 8 years. . * e e MAH) sound credit ser VICE at low cost. This 1S : “neat s Pt Meret cor © ders 4 ‘7a , ’ i ‘ane d be +4 (oC + TY -ao.wrRTS ? 1 re wo d rful tut’ ar. K Rod we a usuai values. Big, WwW al Say 1 {For ; tal Lf? 1 L3VE ) re 4 i tunity! Splendid ASR Moria! . B + nown as the GMAC Filan, operated by minutes in the morning and’ tho @ Mem 's $8 “Su stieweet sue ae die yey warm Winter | BOYS ae 4 : , , P ee " ears: are. Cacia Overcoats in both Sarr . rime in t? 3 eve ™ ing in their j er b ants Suits in eat de- | "Ss Rast eee ey 4 . . b! © Ga Lf 4 . ’ Cae ES ao ee * Se ota w 2 + le a journeys to and fr ‘om work. E att mn art ee 1 | eee enact | | sirzszsle and double Rubber- . _ . breasted models! ized - Just 100 Coats in a member of the General Motors family ‘dees Favor Neutral hig iba | \ mio | Ss 44 and Ww antec a the ior out best | Raincoa ts idea] style for a bed. Beautifully ." ne styles! Suits that pene construction. d 4 bl h | CG | The pith of the arguments p! st ra : . eco | and available through General Motors sented follows: dc ric and every kind sent 4 $i ES | $88 “Monthly 3 he Safety Council, who by unani- in this sale Thure- $ e | , day at 813.75. Joseph T. Davis, speaking : OL, ade “ " ‘ FF : , ri | 3 hp a as ; " > f " it t e » é we Ca ers on y- ious action of 32 members of its § Ww « , a 2 eS ZAIN at 75. " / iy 4 , s ” ma . Peecutive Committee. | Wn) i 2 ones! Nov —Street Floor. —Street Floor iargest numbe} st prevall wie i" 75 Per Cent on Street Cars. sit $ 15 CHOICE $ 15 vipa : In thjs latter connection it was a ? I. And those who wish to buy General snl that 16 per cont of tet S 40 in Olive street wus street car pas- § " an: Choice of rich vel- Davenette Suite se Bird Dinner Set Free LOI LIE EP AA ay ces sy RIES he, to > Js. —-, ONS a " of : . 5 + 2 Veegah th » ;

AS : > & RTA ¥" vy" ¢ - ~OTN NIU iS on ord a.'7 . lagi Aleo Brown Rub- yr the proposal: “‘Pedestriamg will my TP pat gong ber Coats. Just The GMAC Plan can be comfortably | rer Soph at inversectidasl bibwes short lengths ! Men’s Overcoats $ qq .85 | ii er ete ie 4 {> if jay -VW alkin . — i 1S q) Ne ga Fleor Just 97 Overcoats in the lot——-se- ve made. Sizes 4 to f the main traffic hazards in the § lected from higher-priced lines— 18. —Third Fleer. fitted to the individual circumstances of i cage: deieicinontine’ wat aetecki Gea verette ceca ge pera ak p Men's Sil . Boys’ Sheep-Lined ed from getting onto the wrong . 4 ‘side of the street or fron rett r BB ' ‘ VENILE those with assured Income; and the in fh of ersten a rs, ' Ges . ger: Juvenile JU Moleskin Coats e chief traffic hazard. Persons ‘2 ee : Serge Suits OVERCOATS oard! . . | alig! yr frorn f i ¥ ¥ standard price of a General Motors car care wil be provided with eacety | AOR , $—@ .55 7 3 5:25 ‘ zone. raf encineers every- , ae! ' bought on the GMAC Plan is the cash de- where and traffic conferences have ff pean QQSEEe, | Just 53. Co: ‘7 “pagiea : gS #| unanimously approved the general § i! Bey in he i | At Moleskin Sheep- Lined Coates with 4 AE te nee Ont am - nh dtieeinel ne a ee ee en ee ene - , 2 a Ce cee ~* : ree orn eit ee AA AOR AI ABBE NAC, SRR ONIN Bea BR ws 7 principle r+ 11C A Te wt r,s olut ely All-wool Blue pockets for boys 8 . -droom Suite a ly then ‘letew canes ma ple." Viva Oe , 1erever possibile. ‘ tt 4 BO & » werproof -— S « : ivere price, p us on y t ec LOW C | ek ‘s ruaranteel not : na 3. 4, S yaaue Splendid Coats tn button-to-neck | the Coat for Winter t _ View joann c etailers. Ye Pe \ : ad YI : “3 ’ ; r f KR cae to ¢rack! All oniv! Wanted models! Sizes 2'2 to 8 years—in wear! A real bar- : fin: $ i 3 fi ' h | C. BE. Willams, representing the eee \ sizes: Thursday sailor button-on ot oleae id: ie cain. at $5.96! On 4 ay _ 5 , 7 hancing Cc arge. > merge a R etal pen No. TT Bins was 1 "3 i) a ab pio “leor + nn a i — Seal ms mage ne 5 senaoatlttee, Thursday only! i ec Midian ? iryte re: ‘api aan pub) ; ar la e. oxi " 1ionai , @ b* e' : pS wy ys ’ single and double breasted . - peer OL ae \ : Sizes 6 to 9 Years 4 . = yor ar) 7 "ga6 ’ mi i =) ’ , rmodeis. Complete with one . rr — 7 c 4 ‘ of segregation of traf - New Petite bine Anta 28s ‘ ee ee eee ee er ee es daha nsadlhieemateneanniinaihs baie tides unainne ahaa eas ak os Aelita ies nen tied beets ual ete EE sa es © - ran vente sn fonthly ewe et |e Oe GAD RNIN a it og “ pie init 2 cath ABN i 0 Soak ed RRB elites bls: Bites Na Shieh. Abela ade ie iepetet a ar a - * aes fe oh " as ut anne. Aree ~~ LORDORG POLO OL AAO LI ALLE ANE OE me he I NR a Ns Ak A OEE RE eS nlm Ce ee ee ee ST ae ee rere f - , _ wy _— - . ~ » he en ere ’ — : a longies and one Knick- v7) pair i —_ u : 55a Splendidliy tallored of etron ers or two pairs of knickers wear-resisting cassimeres in @ gies’! All sizes siezs 6 to 9 years Remember, Ca i. i ie? 5 " - ’ a ty ; ‘ ? ve few }] Merry rners * » 4 oO the outdoor epor g! , , or two lon . : ; iZeé . : 4. ‘ ‘ i , r od +5 retailers is: se d for part o Thursday at 83! “Sef 6 to 18 years Enichors for @0 fee aD ne + i St ¢ Floor ~ ‘gi ot . knickers for $& shereeee, th ost of widenin live street, —Street Flo : 3 : smart mannish, full-length roblem f facilitating the move- a en Ss aed, 2 echool models in kerseys, ment of people to and from the . . pd meltons and plaid-back fab- jowntown.” 3 ¥ v% ork at rics as well as heavy all ota aan tunities a Sha wool chinchilla, meltons and “4 Contribution to Safety.” i] kerseys in juvenile models. eure : A 4 ‘iene 2 tg 18 vears —Third Floer Wilbur B. Jones, speaking for : Pants : Sizew 3 to 18 years. Third 2 \ -—Sire - = owners of Pierce Building, Railway , we ] Exc} Ruildi tat o* ' os 47 wp lanes »ULit 4 ine eslate rf ee — .f } ivetyv Ww. B. Thompson, own la = Boys’ All-Wool Plaid Lumber- Boys’ “Longies” of rich veivet; if ; ’ {)ii tj ‘ a é property Corduroys, wide bottom models. ,Inmer a ~~ ? ee . : Bu k’ a >} +4 te “ts widened etrdet an : — 1 sizes 6 to 16 years at, : Cc 5 Ss . abuttis on the widened street and : jacks in size I Sine 9 § 16 years at, Matra fine euniiiet 1 in the tax zone: ° ‘e declare our a Poudre bive or tan operating the GMAC Plan for the purchase of ‘Ff mort » a an * ’ ~ / cone ‘i > sa Xiré cL wei ] ei ade C assi- shedes: n x | } ba] h Range and suppert for the parkway as a con |] MMM Pe od 08 sted 88 yy 2 wiech cot ott vom tribution to safety and the general MIG Pants in all sizes, 2 —with one “Longie” rs ythlie Bs . 4° Tf Tl ft i - Kitchen Heater : CHEVROLET - PONTIAC » OLDSMOBILE os | 7 BAe or one go'f knick : be l, speaking for iar ache A i ey — Ce ee ee we en apres —— ar ee ee ee er ee eemee ee a) —Third Fleer Third Kileer 1s, ey » F ere: witea i to 1b oe To: — treet Floer + re emee An excellent baker—large oven. | Bs a vas en +3 ribers ° ae ss mt excelent “ , BUICK » CADILLAC nion Promotional Lengue all “Mate © op eee sod Se ee OAKLAND * BU un": “We oppose the United Rail- |] Men's Mole y helf. Buck's Ranges are guaran’ . : ee ee ee aed . teed <b the minedactater aand by Be FRIGIDAIRE— The electric refrigerator oi a Mee at Gan a n pias ae Skin Pants \ i little child Goldm a! Bros h, ; . I 2 specially ttle ldre and wei - .66 : DELCO-LIGHT—Electric light and power plants seoee alk ethae Tone ite il | 2: this matter.” 3} Actual $4 quality all-wook Katt ee eg A Jersey Vests in tar shades trim- Effects of Safety Islands. Tine for Work! All sizes 28 to 42. a med ™ contrasting colors. siges Oliver T. Remmers, past pres!- —Street Floor as - s3 to 36 chest. —Thirg Mieer ye nt of ~— Safety Council: “We $3 a Month Buys It ) 3 ome apamepwerlpeamtboneag as |= N. W. Corner Eighth and see Avenue ” m t , 7 . . vation of the Lbuard of Aidermien is Centinued on Nest Page.

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~ ea ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Board of Aldermen heard the ar- Are you en nn ITE A a I. ——_ nent a os ol WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, 1926 CHICAGO PSYCHIATRIST GETS Ae they the company out of the BOMB AT CITY HALL OFFICE | == The committee took the bill un- ‘=== -..No Cold ae ST LOUIS POST-MSOATEH DENIES ASIATIC DEFENSE | FAGU the formation of an Asiatic league against the Occident. A competent CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 17.—/authority points out that Turkey's The official Russo-Turk commun-/| disadvantages in such @& league | ique from Odessa regarding the would bé apparent, as the aid of | conference between the Turkish |countries such as Persia, Afghanis: | and Russian Foretgn Ministers der advisement An early recom- mendation is expected. Most of the ae 4 id at Sage v4 se a pen) mes WRy yeh CTY BOR SEISS Ohare 2 sta ee cee CoN Ria cb tg ale, id ings reas: sii, siapieiian:® aia Saae a eae Seale 4 RT hice anibameers CN dee 6A my is Caps, Tossed About Carelessly, i Fail to Explode. CHICAGO, Nov. 17.—An attempt to kill Dr. William Hickson, Mu- FLORIDA ee ae a “ie ant. Can emeen tan and Russia would not compen- | sate for the loss of European os a. m ot hay ee oh EOE SELON Ta ei mirailieiah wuneel i a belief here that the entisee iE ew hals Sighs ae b> pines vo i Wk ot ek gabe sathoe ie ambre e " SRS ANE SAE OR ae: ON I ING 08 ok = Bids slater Pine etry —VIA— ALL-EXPENSE TOURS Washington, Baltimore eonfirme the interview was not concerned with ~~ — For Over A Half Century (SINCE 1864 fidence. the he the tal the official organs likelihood of an Asiatic league, semiofficial papers maintain, necessity of a defensive Orien- union, not antagonistic to the Occident but co-operating to intro- duce Western civiliza‘t ion into t&@ East. deny | nicipal | candy 'tained in —— ADVERTISEMENT | Court psychiatrist, failed a bomb, contball to him, failed when he opened the in which {tt was con- his offices in city hail. The bomb, consisting of thre sticks of dynamite equipped wit percussion caps, was piaced under a layer of chocolates. The package was délivered Mon- day night at the offices of Judge when to explode box ) cAntacts, just as others do. In 5 Yrs. The writer has not had a cold in) five years, He catches colds from | But at | the first sneeze he takes HILL'S. | have proved that colds do not de- velop when one does that. | But there are other things that mil- LOW ROUND-TRIP FARES Account Thanksgiving Day Worden, UL cosccececeeg ioe Staunten, DL. ecccceese 1.00 Mt. Olive, Tccoccece 1.20 Litchfield, Ti. eeeeeese 1.25 right? MAKE MAN THE WONDERFUL be Riven 5 e ‘Phantom’ s talent ts} vo overestimated g proo- | Or- i . rossly * yhe is cau god that , mortal. ‘* frippe: womanh he Don’t you 50. | mum- under started, then yunintelligibie > . said into maybe. Decatur. Il. 3.00 IRON TONIC TABLET | 2 ~ Danrille, DL 3.25 FOR MEN «” WOMEN : a feeling in my elbow tha: Urbana. ri. +e ee eeeee 3.35 FE he'll be caught lions know. HILL’S checks a eold in 24 hours after it has developed. It ends the ferer,openrs the bowels, tones the entire system. It leaves one feei- ing better than when the cold began. Harry Olson, chief justice of th Aloe Glasses : ~ ‘ Thanksgiving Shopping ' Municipal Court, and had been Have Been Slight Increase charged ever above Begins Early This Year tossed carelessly about an ante- Approved B extra pficed reems are at PP y Although the feast day | 'room in his office during the day. urated by the Pilgrim Path : Police said the dynamite did not when i i. . signed. Call of write fer itinerary : Leading Oculists Pass. 435 Beatman's Bank Bidg ee ee ‘ open aes pen an ws a betes ak " a anit PRE Ree irene seis OI Ww nr a a ie a) wim 64 We before He may be an "ll be mighty B Bary | he got oul - ideas on the eueamaliad Rallread Ticket Goed Until Jane 18. 1927. the a Re 9 9b) LOL ot lag re CO ae ¥ a ee ee ee oat , cy : dite thee m , te ty Se 0 Aegis PPA SAGEE IR ME Aa ny AREA Se NG A> eto ae . E a Deg N+. } you i: wwe - i i Pris 4 st ot tHe ee Starion. Granite Cc ‘ty } tever to do FF. ich 1 \ ———+ For tnformation ask P. WS, L. McNally, Div. Paa- senger Agen’, 1550 Reis way Ezchkh., MAin 4933. er e w ec? formes -~ 2 U.S : 7 4 7 x * , it ae Lac Niade* scat glia eaienadiaeeiiadase eames aneeenamanls have them MAKE MAN TABLET CO, i714 S. Ashland At. Chieace. sed t to Km Ow how ; : Novernber 23. 24. 25. room. Got any jar from exploding the caps. | ee ing dinner. Mrs. Hickson, also a mental revert. world’s aps: ae laboratories. It is so G0od returning te reach St. Louis Preparations for Thanskgiving was with her husband when and St. Charies. A ase a lesser help. Broadway and Locust, end Union m had noth- é their dining suites have been marked ONE-FOU RTH OFF for | man committed to the psycopathic | _ cial Wednesday and | not until last caer ef ‘explode because {t was bound HILL'S combines four of the great- Mr. nah uir: , . * nt ry3 f Wr pose > Phone Am , : ; 4 An , x hilar nol = | ee in 5320 should begin with a visit to Pruf box, which also contained an abu-/| ©2* owners paid 31,000,000 fer it. Children mast. No baggage checked. “ salen ~ a : = Fourth | sive letter, was opened. The let- : sf | - ursdar. $13 OLIVE STREET } | If your ¢ ap room needs new Champaign, II. 3.25 | ‘then we'll see. a mortal, but = a ; . Tickets good leaving St. Leuls this month, already housewives iwhtly in tape to pr-vent any est helps miodern acience has discov- are planning for the Thanksgiv- |) slight ered. It was perfected by one of the be 3 - work ng Oo: 326 N. Bro adwn? "Phone M Arm t. —_— 7 :7 . . 7 . . “ Wi hoody ~ j + o . ut laugn wrer. tei Unies Station, Phone MAin roe k Litton Furniture Co., 4 fe 9DOd) wh é kni‘¥s what HILL’S Tickets at Wadach Ticket GQ/fce. als + they are. My frank opin- number of ter was unsigned. Postal authori-/ ‘> | | — ties and police are looking for a) ; ler ee > +h) inspect these - 7 T? niturTre v 6.22) * ~o GRAND & WASHINGTON | || £*" »: jining-room suit Be Sure It’s CASCARA aa VOICE BENEFITS TO | + BE DERIVED FROM | St Ral Ber Ron” with Parent OLIVE PARKWAY} Continued from Preceding Page. not to a few Olive street owners, but to society in general. DRIVE “I tell you that tf Olive street is \) feo: and etreer aif NUT CRACKER ~ nt + Station, St. Louts (aiso at Waebash that the Pha : : tois mur- some tim ago oy Dr. Trippe stared at the Phan- if expecting an astounding tion to fall wees: his ilps. troiman Pin too, seeme m= aback. A Little of the*color | from his face. and for an in- his eyes held an uneasy gleam | a momen-* however, he had | "oo ling ee | a ca Investment property in St. Leuils | or subutbe is presented In the Poat- Dispatch real estate and waot pages. Bertee tank them over befere in- ve«ttna your savings or dividends. BERBER BBMMAMINOYLE & RARICK CLOTHING CO. sees ee ee oo = h Py yes wearer “4 4 . . . om a pl ia tig ‘ ar ee CP AVI he, ~~. ge iad ig rR, A SCHROETER PRODUCT “HOME” son * , te a { SR 8 RRR tee 85 ae Pe teas nr Ne te ee - 108 elle NOOR Rt ne geet hay ON BRS etn: im oh. nutes ee etd. ot hn 2 50 AMP artes Draken 8: tebe ee ne a * i OS nog 9 ee die eh ai dis a ga & . ory boy ~ wate ° ea ele ee riage oo Paha i PR Teatghiie te ‘A 7 e Na " bs ae ie : ener ihe o uberis PRR Cha tile epaerioncaeeinae , one eos — Dreher nies Saye ge 5 AE PRS RT Wiig Neate + oy tamer pli ie eet Ait ane % CMa et ag te ey ES 4h “ sting cir- + ee — as> «* rrr . = Te rs . operat t car tion lll accrue, not | the The saving {7 in a neutral tha ae rs oats ’ oy ~ + a Be Pe ee dat oo Nor, Ak us Bi eS bm oS, aah re hye. to riders neec is more a4 feeling a vioient dtothe head. He had time, bt ng Pinto nidieaiia th his rambling ed Rim straight. to the mystery. The lashed through his Dlinding giare. he lighted a spinning the house- mouth gaping th flerce intens- the operati Hed himself. and a raucous), voiced his opinion of the | 4 | “mentom’s last statemen”. i big wicened to 19 fe * : dicks make! ; a ‘ ‘ you amateur a | Willing to swear that the mur- yy = ng : Sian .- was not in the room when t 47a " 5 ma 7 ; . ‘e. necessary Price, eac! * $1. 50 > S-cup capacity: oe toe broke in. It is almost equally oie pate we beg yw viewing the matter tn the MODEL HORIZONTAL | Regular value, $25.00. ee ee STEAM ENGINE — am . pp ~Oa4 oe A MOST POPTLAR ENGINE WITH have left the room be- BoYSs ' I men the commission of the crime ELECTRIC COFFEE URN ur forcible entrance. There- Complete wtth tray, creamer ead " bowl, as follows: vIn ged aesign, 49 “se eve ee ee LEXIN STO = ‘design. . ip Set OLD ENGLI =) avs that The Most Impressive Purchase m the History of Our Business Greater Selection—Lower Prices—Easier Terms is on ae —— purse had Soiution Pelation like a swi bide his azit of Skates and She LEATHER SKATE GUARDS ABOVE SKATES ARTIFICIAL CHRISTMAS TREES ‘ BUSHY AND — : Each | 49¢ 89¢ $1. 69 $2. 39 a | Be lignes TOOL CABINETS rath $5. 29 $7. 49 $9. 89 $12.46 | Corset peg - spnrta. Rance sah 8 of smock: ae inch, $16.49 ores ~ se Seaenen, ener. eatin - , Pereashen face ELECTRIC APPL'ANCE eyes staring wi CORD SOCCER FOOTBALLS Wil? fit all makes of household appli a. 3 = tial price ost weight. THANKSGIVING. Buy New on is Compies ough le - Sa vv Parcel post weight pounds. ‘he Read This Message of Values! Excerpt of Telegram From New York, Recewwed 11-15-26: |approximately one-: | Strap AP: : i st 5. HOYLE & RARICK, ST. LOUIS, MO.: CLOSED BIGGEST DEAL |i HAVE EVER MADE IN NEW YORK. OVER FOUR THOUSAND GARMENTS FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. PARTIAL SHIPMENT OF MEN’S OVERCOATS, MEN’S SUITS, LADIES’ FUR-TRIMMED COATS, DRESSES, EXPRESSED TONIGHT, BALANCE TOMORROW. ALSO 500 BOYS’ OVERCOATS AND SUITS. TREMEN- DOUS VALUES AT BIG DISCOUNTS. SAVED OVER HALF. ARRANGE FOR BIG SALE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTIETH. PUT ON EXTRA SALESPEOPLE IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. LEAVE NOTHING UNDONE TO MAKE THIS THE GREATEST EVENT OF OUR CAREER. HAVE ANOTHER BIG DEAL ON TOMORROW. WILL WIRE RESULTS. N.L. J. N. RARICK Collect teated that creater safety wou! id no rar 5 pe und. hed and declared th | | “IVES” WIND-UP Baga ee be she A bn EK ah - oe : ceil » Save £to o mh 7 ss ‘oul = 7 Sy ae L >vune. | quatity biades. Per se@f...-«« yw RUGBY FOOTBALL GA VERS ae Se 98c | In cs of Toe Pam se BB SMe ce heath dd A i deaga BASKET BALL leather; good sirong ‘acin ~S 4 al} & baa ~ © accom piis ve street roOuld a . of 4 bed post REPAIR YOUR FURNACE NOW | _ WITH FURNACE CEMENT | . 15¢_ a fence around 2 ted Rai! the pro- m and Parcel weight Ind oo PD eran ae Oo al 7 = A Un 4 Pour “ a ne terms of ** +44 = at ear ball = ~~ be an : ie o og « a Mf s tne a = GF > “pag a ey ee #éy 4 q > _ +) ‘ Fm ee - os are rem pee bel ely , - . : 2 vg: oR y = ae ee ae ie Bie: ~ 5a * ¥ 7 s,s ee et ie me, Oe . eae ce i etiechten s.. 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Bm “STRATE EDGE” Benge dye STILLSON MEN’S SUITS, $22.50 UP COATS Beautiful $ y, 4.95 Fur- — Alse a Models to $87.50 agreement. ~~ A - -_ = ordinance, he 1@-INCH—BHolda p Special price. each 14INCH— Ho! is pi ipe to 1% inch. fac oo - + : — . lire another Piet 0 HENCKEL' s GAME 5 | Proees ae foij $4.50 " $3.00 Parcel post wright. 2 STAINLESS COOKS = ~— - eer ight. 7 . —_ 4 18-INCH— Holds pipe to tn wT ~~ Specia. rot) Lilis s&.° ‘ vact ium Parcel post weight. ™ LACQUER SPRAYER | ADIO, today, is the n air—the magic voice of ¢ d to put it at your pat Ta engineers hare develope Shielded Sux. Quiet, free from interference, “ny wave length at the touch great new six tube set produc pure tone never before heard 1% The Shielded Six and the Garme a inches long. ' arr brass rivets. oon “e post , weight. — secre - -—_ baat a0 mig: A gee oP! SS Re 5 + 5 o “4 f + . a * we ae oie Py Sat ‘ ge Ant c Sass rin Ee ty x 6 hd bl _ . » ——_— ey m Lee d vet. Py et we, Es ~~ ek Pues a aie A ie Leta nea ee Ee ae i a ow * oo eee es rar + nts. hE ty Ss BMS p ees ene re - ‘ ye ee PS WoC Rigen BP ea cor das < vt ec Danger, a 4 ne PES LN haga Po) Cae apres pr seep eR iS Syne? ee Ye RADIATOR and HOOD. COVER | “B” BATTERIES Fresh Steck Every Week FUR FORD « ARS nie $B e |e + $2.69) $3.29 “WHIZ "ANTI FREEZE poe . igh. a BEST IN RADIO | tesuiar value $2.00 | = THOLT FR PEA : ——— rou? = freesiz Mtr $1 29 eri | ATWA TER KENT” BUSS ELECTRIC LAMP TABLE MODEL SET Brass a my Finish, | While Paying ss ao 1 A nti PPR: Ei 4 " ali arent xsi ee ae Te ne een ee 1923 mode. id PRETTY NEW FROCKS, $14.95 UP | Same Values at Our East St. Louis Store, 314 Collinsville Avenue ans Special “ROGERS” BRUSHING LACQUER DRIEX WHILE YOUt WaATIT ) Ail the latesi criors Easy to sppiy. It maaes paintog real fun. sacrs hours of For iamiiure. toys and wood- where arieing aooug the bouse 40c r $1.10; quarts. $1.90 | ; a GRISWOLD | GAS STOVE ao 3 Buld not te Laded. | Price for evther bine. $1.79 | Bren om rt et ie a <1 acc?’ *ent id 7 ; " —" Modei Pare: poset weir’: °* nen You ean « I. ae errs 4 ; pate [rar OPEN EVENINGS Weayues 1006 patente | "$7 ite mye $55 No. 32 $140 ‘SCHROETER BROS. HARDWARE CO. 810-812-814 Washington Ave., St. Louis, Mo. | Mace of bemry cast tron with teo-Durn- er sirle; for the Gnpery or ight house p« ™ 606 North Broadway Sao MMCOURTESY AND SERVICE—OUR MOTIONS SERRERE EE r - . , . ‘ - — = ma ‘ ® - ” r ’

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Don’t Neglect Pim : Use Cuticura At the firsts of pimples tly with. Cuti vt Sr —. cura Soap and hot water. of Cuticura Soap and Oin. will keep the skin clear and }, Se. Olatmcat 2 and Soe Bde. eS, For money wanted or loan—see the Post-Dispateh pagers for offers. N pa ct | i LYER” ‘ P | nese with practica) $2.98 ER Poeith., 1 ovulg $1.79 10 h ovality “known Bke.. ry petr nie] pecial TICo, .69 $2.69 $3.29 rte “THERMAX” ELECTRIC COFFEE URN ap Made by the “UNIVERSAL C0,” th oth — 8-cup capacity: nickel-plated finish; ¢ plete with tray.: sugar bowl, Regular value, $25.00. ee ee Parce! post weight, 21 pounds. “UNIVERSAL” Complete with tray, creamer and ¢ bowl, as foliows: LAVING CUP design, 9-cup Set LEXINGTON design, 9-cu > set eee eeee OLD ENGLISH design, es 6 ae 14-cup Set MONTICELLO design, Y-eup Set THANKSGIVING CARVER Buy Now While Stock Is Complete In hree Pieces With steg handie and good quality blades. Per set GAME CARVERS In Sets of Two Pleces With e#tag handle; same design as abe knife blade 7 inches. Special price....... : STEAK OR BIRD CARVERS Two-piece sets: stag handler; 6-inch knife blade. Special pr “UNIVERSAL” CARV'!NG SE STAINLESS STLaL Prices as follows: 86, $7.50, $8.50, $9.50, $10, $12, Made by the UNIVERSAL CO, Sete BIRD OR GAME CARV “UNIVERSAL” Prices as follows: $3.75, $5, $5.25, $6.50, $6.75 — ee “UNIVERSAL” STAINLESS STEEL GRAPEFRUIT KNIFE — couble-edge SHAS A4O* “Neem. With saw = teeth, blade: coco handle. Special price coe “WADE & BUTCHER” CARVING SETS STAINLESS STEEL in Sheffield, England; Prices as folicws: Made with handifs. Two-piece Three-piece met... Vive-piece @et......++-> “RUSSELL” CARVING SE RTAINLESS STEEL Stag handles; three-piece $10.4 ect. Price GAME hit Riehiy pickelolated. goed Soe 10 inches over all. A aaee amy Shears eS 83.00, $3.75 HENCKEL’S GAME SHEA Prices as follows: — 6.00 4.50 $5. $ Parcel Soront weight, 2 pounds. STAINLESS COOKS’ FORKS * + e - ~~ — cocoboly hevdie inches iong, -* tainleas brass rivets; Special price. arcel] post weight, Q large i etec!. | pound. : el — ~ R | ELECTRIC . TOASTE | Good quality, 7 inches 4 ihigh, makes two slices lof tonst at one tim | Reguiar value $2.00 Special price Parcel post, 3 pounds. — — we «© RYE “ 2 ~ PULL-CHAIN SOCKET With 6-inch chalD opening and ci eine Special. > = five minutes bathe with Gu + eed ¥ a7 creame $19.8 ELECTRIC COFFEE URN SET@iigour forcible entrance. $42.48 $34.5 $1.8 SHEARS _§& a See) | LUIS POST-DISPATCH ag wT NR A TNS eee yom RI eR Shige eae ee ee * Ayre herent SPAY © Ate > “ he A PD a ae onal Dees ert th Ty ” Paty ~ oom, eR NER MO SEN et ry aa aetilhsi Neihy AON. lanes ange > ta ee ee —— — ® ee Se ere ee ee ee ee ed ends Soph «OI ak a Now * “3 - w 5 ON ON NE GALA BE: Sets AEA AE + arm ee LA LA EPO 4 ai OS Ney ln en CE EG A AG A Ee AION a am me a nae me ee ee ee Se ene. ene Net nia . ated eee AGE ot cote ore hee DE MG FORD AMD Ra RRO ey a - 2 eee . . astys : 2 ee be fe May. a ee eer oe es ot ae - SS LONE OLDE” LLY AOD APS A OGLE LIOIT: A EN, | AO AE I HH RS OS IE ORR IT IR i Ol a, rye Tee etter sabrina Te a a ee a ee eer a ee eee nee ee ee Tene ne NM OS CE A TT TE TTT “ “a _ _ CR ke Ne w an ‘ . a nc: cnt el SERRE Re Ti. Aint tt. ial il RN i te ae Ns iS ae say, eae Bitlis adie todo catenin inwe iets , Org nee mt “Aes eee a ee ees ee be cee en | re es erate tt eb — . ~ ~ +2 ree . a ee ee 7 ow meee > eters Trae 5S IM RE SARS Pe te Ot —o nec target m etn Oe Sg oe Cote prs sere eaasnenge ha a ~ > PI A te OR ‘ ~ ts » ese f . ‘ ; “ a : : - " Aes vee ae oh PRN hoa . x tee Sa, Saas s: - a ene ae E bald 6 gg Pa “ $0 . 7 na PA nm ‘ ob 4 y ‘ ee . ous ats Pe pe > he ogee hee 3 - * SS = 4 OS Fl ES Bie 2 nity er Ip ees| ‘ , nN ad Be ; . : ad ee ¥ oie + ade ct ye aes “4 - od * he Abere . pats be . a ro, - 4 rk Led Nt “ ae ‘ z . mA ) - p> aaghrry et ne “ " re r f - . - J ° re e a a _ . insite ane du, : . ah ‘ ‘ ri ' ‘ re ee ie eee erento , _ . moos floes . at call) sliaed nen * . — . ” mid ' “4 : "C= : S x ‘ “an 6 erate peep teh: > ? , . ; : ea . aw t : vine M MAT ind or om yt ore ir Italia aS Basa a Be Oy, PPAR ee, ASP ee Oe pe tac Net rs. a) oa cme csr Ban Nn eS I, a ee DA gent ES te atte ees y va al ae — r , : K . ‘ 4 ; oemesn: we pita, we —_ ee " 7 Gants, . . epeumen = — — ” deters 9g . eterna pins 2 ‘ é ey Veh aetig - ti, 2 i, Paine di PR ah AP Ret MO ne pee = . . ’ ey adorn theanat es “ mira espn _ mane aoe -+ se = nd. ~ ad ” ~< dee Ae em, ~ ‘ 7 PA ws - , enaroeniyvilese —_ pemntndnek aeeatatialee.~ range ~eeatvibiin a Sienna: teagan Mate nb a ee ree cov bf pg a ena NOt ein! ease tweyenatene ogiin4 ° . 7 oe nw ware - "= . ae Se Pinmtees none . - oa bone rene oe Pe ates ome ees a eet onal 2 Pini ee whbeth ogre efits Fedo ee ’ ——_ — Loney “ = weenie ang ; te eR Sk NN NS APE AAC REET A AC CN Ht SRO OE OCONEE RCT U8 AOR nM MAN

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> _____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH pHAVEShAY EVENING NOVEMBER 17. 1926 EES EER | ___WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 1), : ADVERTISEMENT ——— PAGE 26 ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __— Petrified Fish Found in Stone. here. The fish. which was petri- mi } wo tr pe neni siadteeds | Pine , fied. was found in a block of lme- Madame Jeritza, the riddle-posing | H : : | Be the Aesociated Press 2 oa * ~~ tas ana " ell SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 17.—A_ stone. It was 1% Inches ong anv Chinese Princess, tore her ve . SAN FRA $ n ae George Cehanovak feasil fish. believed to be 2,000,000 perfect in every detail, even show- | from her face and implanted on A Mandarin... | | vears old and belonging to the old- ing the color of the flesh and the her lips what the older people in | Two maids— : | | est known fish family, the ganoil-| scales. Differing from other speci- i\ che audience must have recognized Louise Lerch, Dorothea Fiexe: | “soul-kiss.” | - ; TY “4 ¢ ~ @ei. has been brought to light by! mens of the ganoid family, the fos as a pre-war TERTISLMENT the chisel of a stonecutter In a yard ‘sil is rather round and stubby. _ : = This instantly changed her char- ___— ADVER’ ere eC Cos cana eT oo 9 a ‘ leritza Tri mphant in rémier acter, which for two acts had been U That Cold a ; + d a ‘nothing to speak of. Up to tne Loosen p ‘First dose of Pape's Cold Com. | . ) 0 6 ; Sl ‘ ; . . : a moment of the transforming kiss = | '? relieves | = the Metropoutdai the Princess Turandét was pilan- With Muste pound = 3 | f 3 Lysate . aes 2 faectkyst Rev iegragg~t PR or Kos ie S te coe Ain + Poplot ae TERI NY ee ag e sy : a eee ee ere : was Sy) ten gee Oat & ‘ 4 - & > r : j —_—_—_—— : ning to pull a Salome on the) 22 | : Se | a alia SELLIN G OU SAL ty SAMUEL CHOTZIN OFF. Prince. Unlike the perverted | Have Musterole handy when a coid Don‘t stay nervous and weaa, aD or : | Te lh lmeanalt ‘ 4 dvantages | stuffed-up’ ic . New York dau ¢ Herodias, it wasn't love | Starts. It has a of the a p All China, Glass, Woodenware, Music Critic of the daughter of ker after of grandmother's mustard plaster vit blowin : i Furniture and Cooking Utensils FINE $12.00 World. that made Turandot hanker after | of , ° : The . WY as } 3 . ; ’ a * «- : ; ‘ ~? Pri Have Been Cut NEW YORK, ‘Nov. "17.—What the heads of the wretched men without the burn. You feel a warm ij and snuffling: A = a s” Vinol. aco rices ° = an do was again demons who loved her tingle as the healing ointment pene- dose of ‘* Pape s “ . x? and teday 1 &= “ . sweet «€ sp GA ~ * ft. oO Ty . _ - 4 7 my wise - : “2 [ wasn't abie ee’ . —— oe P rything ust wife @nd mother, Turandot took to Made of pure oil of mustard and pours until three ang from lack m } the story about one of her other simple ingredients, Musteroie doses are taken re So ONE OR a il a tn gener pean eC eG — i, eansing joss ©! the bloc cous headaches. ae / = ~ ha neal re si CW female ancestors, a lady who was is recommended by many nurses and | wij} end grippe | — od ; : de marauder, and tool th to chitis, sore throat, stiff meck, plear-| yp g severe cold | Phillips Milk of Magnesia Shed be obvaici ¥ er ife-giving hemogiobd- . *- ‘ © i . : os - > > > a . ' aspired to her person Legendary asthma, neuraigia, conges.ion, palms chest, body of Retuse imitations of gerne “Phill , | erica now, nt in and aches of the back or joints, sore | imbs. - = = ae By “Ee Winter Underwear neavily for the questionnaire, 80 muscles, sprains, bruises, chilblains, | {t promptly opens clogged-up nos-| 25-cent and/SO-cent bottles contain full directions gall nailites: - is & tn bd . - ~ ; ah > ’ .* ° - ee . s Se YORE - we yh ae & ge pep ‘* trils and air passages: stops Rasty | wk ef 32 a ee : oa Viens long-sleeve and an k l@#-ien ey AT “8 = ms have heen regarded in tnros iv Dp vent s ia ara 1:0 diac harce or nose running, reneves P? iItips Chem ~a) Cc =: - 4 tts =r 3 - QO i Ez. = - Tri? ane a -r.ec neavy . ches, i wile >) @ , > j tT i i emente See , es posers. Anydody os , sick headache, dullness, feverishness, Agggereriay ih UD $1.00 to —_— try at the Princes | gore chroat sneezing, x reness and : SPREADS oe AES Intelligence Test for Suitors. Neat designs stamped on * a, All had to do was to t See gS Uuare a ee eT BP AE ORR NE ce REERANE era ag oe oan: Sela ~ 2A MDD ghar ¥ nt ig . aS bs ; as Co ida eo aye ies 3 Mas 2 Y) cae as ere 4 a eee P “ , ei : us an Compound’’ is the heavy and bleached @Y cole = eT ene Titian. eae ttedneiall Ge ' | | qaickest, surest relief known and Sasi : whet ng. F n ind in a es eosts only thirty-five cents at drug | KID GLOVES bs eS comical Ministers of State, would Lt , stores. It without assistance | Gloves. fancy cuffs; samples worth $1 pad : and pro rly rors you tastes nice, causes no inconvren- | age ee ree , , ience. Don't accept a substitute. ti aa iu, Wei is =pecia. F i) age i i i \ i & @ yringed Panel Cur- Windew Shades: ; * . ~ |: . o> A tm toch ide: sasorted a - : : a ase: cpcnes cots: ae Jersey City. Mr. J. Pauli writes :— ce oi rarc. o> Ns >" - . ae +4 ’ +s ete nate Se Pa. . T awakened each morning wit (i) Lt is if tHSt Springs ees Se {22 ee eee RRS eR. soley a $1 — 39c so f =o tn unpleasant taste and was often mai in re human as? SS ae DN SN ater = 5 “vara! Here's am ency way te seve $2. and yet Dewn te : Each you eve: med You've probably heard of this ous home-made cough syru Bs CUSahc 3¢ pint if = A a M S TR oO N G 4 Ss jesired, use clarified honer. instead of - ils i gi tl ull pi GS — saa rou could bay ready-made for t limes its cost. re cork eases iit besten tack fact \ bi It is really wonderful how quickly $ this bome-made remedy conquers «a sough—usuallr in 24 hours or less. It seems to penetrate through everr air assage. lcosens a dry, hoa&ree or tight “ough, Lifts the phlegm, heals the mem ranes, and gives almost immediate ‘elief. Splendid fer throat tick! woarseness, bronchitis and hoochie “as & t & s + 1 FELT BASE HALL | | oeoo SQUARES RUNSERS weaee - — $a iar 2 B wane ir % —a ae “ ees? Z xf acy => ry b ho >” re rar ~ the home some in bi Pinex is a highly cencentrated com . ~—-s hae * = ~ “wilh? hr ' . we : , jund of genuine N: . P i . ‘ : | $ , : . : « : : ‘ 4 : ; ’ ed 2 - _™ ra is . es WV 7 ~ Pe Re eae mat > * mos em tn ~ . ao a fe Soe . ~ pa . ~ Base . ve J x ie “> . } 2. . oe . + ane oS. ae : a : an d se. } ny ai ww . . “ . ‘ . a .. ir ee ¢ ? . . . i * us — - ¢ ae as a ka * \ | . F - . : De “- ee. . u : ‘ 4 j ‘ ~ * * Sooo ae a ya —_. - “ * . ‘ . = .* R ss ~ . — At ¥ “P.*s ~*~ °. - ¥ = Be ES n! zs ? | beneet toner end urst little eg, atti em - == 4 | Down goes the price—pur : } => F ; , Pg *) _ “— 5 > vn . og = Al — rn drugless treatment eer on nner & babi Se ie a Tae eee a — e : 7 ] >: “a es “ . “ ~ . . > = I } es, : af. A” ‘ es owe, o 48 e , Ane. oe 5 = - ] \ ad : 4 ae a ~ 24 oe 4 ‘ ’ ~* > : JS 7,” Ke wie . id's —> a ht Os ae Pe * “a. @ v- ao an a ae - ; — ‘al 7. ht a an a we x _ “ae - i ee . ae . , ¥ . . _- ~ _ o “so += * Ps” : oun .* CAPs 6 ot” AA aa 4 ss «as Ada’ 4 4 a J - ~ 7. its ‘ Fete ‘, oe « - e 8. i. ae : yee j ‘<a 5 Post oF copeandeeag ape [ABETES. according to advanced , h , nian vt “8 we1 , “4 ; oi ae ee goa 2 Bi Pn at ste as (EE = : Pp Cc 4 O —~ MWe 4 adh of ail scam hen scientific thought, results directly trom mae of i age map he ¥ 3 a tk ee ee 2 Bigpae per aeet 0 R K ' particularly disturbances formerly mainutrition. Lack of certain vita! ih ott ot eT a i ae See een ee ee ea ; Perk and Lard items goed for considered imherent im the bieed, elements in modern foods affects the bidacys, stomach. lrwer, tatestines, pancreas, reducing the supply of pancreatic juices. pencreas, heart ana ether organ: - . chich 3 i ake be su of the body. New it ts bnew Consequently, carbohydrates in the form of sugar a0 Pe Oe ie ; | snp EES : : that these maladies are but ilecai are not oudized. The whoie phrsical organism ae Ovation for Jeritza. Z x 4 A 8 : seas ees Se ae. e $ nae eo ed manifestations of faulty sutritios. becomes unbalanced, resulting in diabetes—an Qn the ot md. the te E a ee Bee : with Praskfurters co ag i. = cate acid instead of a natural alkaline reaction in the me a ep lg cote : : #° eee eo 2 . Weiser and oid-time nutrition by suppiying, threags blood. Ordinary corrective diets are not strong name of lia taeiilnditeiees Lavine tage + | ~_* “5 ‘ Re g al : ont ee ne “i : natura: feed every needed tissne- | eMOugh to counteract it. Insulin causes artificial he loves, seemed to me in Se fe —— + — bu:lding element. For a properiy exidation, but affords only temporary relief. and too reminiscen of Wind | wm 2 | ae, “Se ca — <i z: mourtshed body tz a healthy body an fe b Sie mee Boheme.” Puccini did not live : B ale ae a Eee eal a Once More We Give Y ana cannot Aarber durase. Bigs Twever, Bas provided a matural tood O : ss oS a atl “i most effectual :n combating this dread malady. ” io BS a ee Bs The Maguey plant, cultivated above 7,000 feet in the tropical sunshine of old Mexico, produces, after ten years’ growth, a sweet sap extraordinarily nch in vita- re : | munes, natural yeasts and Orgamic minerals. In Mexico this sap has been used for ei hie tis wane att the ee THE LOWER PHOTOGRAPH WAS TAKEN IN A COMMUNITY FUND INSTITUTION © Centuries te treat disease. Now it is available here in concentrated uncooked form ur euateuine eanecteh Sian | ‘ + called Agmel, exactly as it comes from the plant except for removal of water. “Turandot” made a stunning pic- Agme! supplies these life-giving elements in such profusion that it makes a ture. There was a real ovation ‘ot . , if : ron that it power- aes eel ia “ge for aprotic ° e fully corrective diet af cedtuary Seda, consiaw them to be sesenflewed end corhahe- ee he ee HERE’S a combination Santa Claus and Father that rates oxidized. Most important factor of the use of Agmel im diabetes is its mos mped th ange, te ler 2 : : P wealth of a distinctive sweet called Agavose, which is completely oxidized. aia ersonal triumph. Mr. Lauri-Volp! watches over a lot of little children Je it’s yust the ing vital energy, instead of being eliminated like ordinary sugars. en ane nee ee Community Fund to you’, but if you care, and give Everyone interested in diabetes should thoroughly investigate Agmel. which is Miss Martha Atwood. a nen your share, there’ll be fewer empty stockings and more producing such excellent results im all organic disorders. Meany prominent “Smet, mace her debut in the im- ‘ nena ye = it. Proof is not lacking of permanent relief brought im 2 of Liu, the slave gi-! dreams come true **7 less sadness and more smiles 777 undreds of cases. abetics may now reasonably hope to live again the life of sities” Ait casual — s0PTs = . . . . ee Aamen henge —abiees aie dic, peel otto nates ce of ordinary caliber. De Tic less heartache and more happiness—this Christmas time For convemience of doctors and users, Agmel may mow be obtained :+ leading druggists. Complete information and free literaty , ure also available there : or write te meses ee _ tT To Agmel, 815 Nollingsworth Bidg., Dept. Z, Les Angeles, Calif. Please state trouble anil anit ves = . The last @u a at THE NATURAL ranged = trot om pes: ‘hketches by co 6(Alfanna. . “WEALTH me DRUG STORES opera frst was performed , “AND REMEMBER LISTED BELOW Scala, in Milan, April 25, 1: The YOU ARE GIVING wal riety cirts S§t. Louis St.Louis County Keiffer Drug Compan, Schwerdumann Drug Co. an © ; Prin coum Turandot....Marte Jeritza ~ NOT ONE! Griesediecck Drug Stores 6510 Deimar : All enna eames Gromer aan asc ac oe ‘tae, NOVEMBER 12 TO 22 The Unknown Prince Calafe— Te Giacoms Laurt-Totnt *~, * Pb ey Ae AR es “he oa Re yee eee cane nen aes . ‘ bs . P ie , Pape Wr Ae Be ae eee. PEPE GEE Se RAO NGS. NE BOLE PASE SE Thaih RRP re ner . ee a : f pact Tin. . 0 aN ae se ia PE) ee ee ye re Mae . 1 Oa pth SSaee * oS mee PPR ko 4 45 73 Ae ayers fe . y 75 — = ey ee es PR eae Me Ge bs od, ie fie t 3 de = Ae he a Be Ragen ee PR SOREN a iat i Ai ah lig he Be ae Te See v= ARNE NT he rec cnal +” Ae Sher. Obiene a _ Jy AOR pa sR en alan Clie ennas - am ed eta eames i 1 ip ‘ es “ aa ww “9h. os hams pe : : ae penae pi cont % , een SAB ed ge eas NN ND acta Fp. Op eye emnatrtty. A ARI AON AEE FS oie’ abe ee ead FP ln hat =e 7) ~ i ites ‘, r a F 4 wR RR I inhale a ace Rie Ait + rey “i wa Shp tad OM. | -- ONES es aT ee ad om 5 - WA BN Ot 6 tal wt be @ whe + pat - te RR PAA apse iting peaeAi - — a —_ ‘ * bs . ‘ ay - we peterres P ast yy . — ey 3: x g, Wen pe . ery to ; . ' ee * ? gh be : per ek - ' waar sh er aide a yi ™ ad apa oe ie ; ,

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—91.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ ___WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, 1926___ PROTEA g tn al ae ge ADVERTISEMENT | ee © s phe B78 | | Your Dect at baal cue ite seceainteeenien our C | ous and Weak, Help To Comfort OFFICIAL FIGURES pia. eat 576 Open Every Nig hington and Ye -. & ! ‘ | yon 0 6 | a" Pain Tortured Joints N MISSOURI VATE | Wayne 173. 2134 | : te SEDs ~ elena —. seprnencnimnpenemnintiagin | Worth . ” = — ny ee’ eo ae . oa * . 3062 rr FE tes'* , eit, %.0*.; ia: yn. "> * ee e ; A 4 | To help subdue the inflammation 90.956 8.790 | | Babe Noite. Fa 8 gS Saas "Bi. a - . & Irs O e Ino e ps and gain relief from pain and agony | 470 B54 506015 | | Me Peg eg. SS e e OC: st give Joint-Ease a trial. | — a? ge gt tS aa Pg ] a, | When muscles get sore and lame | | a he 81; SS | rub it in often and thoroughly to get | ,nervous and weak, and for|in in your blood wil] begin to in-| : ad I wasn’t able to work. Licrease. Soon you feel stronger, eat | speedy results. | Sees everything until a friend to!d| better and sleep better. Just ONE | Sold by Wolff-Wilson Drug Stores | anemia 9 eo w sent Vinol. The first bottle | bottle often gives surprising results and druggists everywhere. H Ww 12 3 me, and today I am well.’’— | though more should be taken in alk: : | Democrats ave on : ~ umm, fF. A. Horkey. | Stinate eases. For Rheumatic Relief er Gain of w+ weak, vervous women are! Vino! has been prescribed for over | ats in Mouse, a Wain o 4 Three and Republicans ing from lack of hemoglobin |25 years for weak, nervous women, | | Sebiood, causing Joss of weight,| run-down men and sickly childref. | WN : the ficht f | ‘ 7 i tite, nervous headaches,| A simple iron and cod liver com-} = : ever give up the fight for drinking lots of water and ur druggist, or you may nof get pe and a tired, hopeless | pound very pleasant to take. Wolff. | | Retain Four. good health. No matter how regularly taking Gold Medal , . * « . ; seston ~ ’ e » sy S . dl . : i prescribed by physicians for $0 yang, 1.7 TTT eck vor | Wison Dog Store, nT: St.Louis) Rub Ie In—Tube 60 Cents seriously afficted one may be, haarlem ol capeules (the original Bol, Satie. Po Officlal figures on the vote for, freedom from pain and suffering and genuine) ions of genuine “Phillips” | : iaeaan dtieaie ry 5 . | he 8 7 the 16 Lee | often is close at hand. The worla f, di ic | av e ‘om plete a : stricts, ave en comp y | If you are trou- sthndebiek deal m~ - ee ee : es, Secretary maaan a 1g in bled with pains € LD M National Remedy “um Jefferson City. 6 results 8nOW)} and aches: feel i) | ; AARLEM OIL of Holland since ¥ ey f SRE seca Ae : os “ea f Vegetable Specials. ‘ficial re- ; Cranberries, at. ....10 ee Stee See grey oe’ TS) tired; have head- 1696. Guaran- a , ° , eac . . . e e ‘ ; bs 1.00 Clambo ‘stalke.3 for 25 fmm | UTS the Democrats having won | ache, indigestion, Look for the name Gold Medalon the teed as repree | enrtigerenh Iceburge Lettuce, mam- |12 seats in the House and the Re- | insomnia try A en Sole bos. Accept no substitute t u a i «peas ’ t-cla ed. a & d.) cicenaiinetan, ' ‘ |publicans 4. This was a gain of | x se druggists, 35¢, 75¢, $1.50 SCN | ee dl canna « Pacer fl three seats for the Democrats, the | , Ib. a “oss «mg Lap atte oh tae at Rpt i POOR LAL AA RL Ain lilly ty be Pia ie Joints hE CR a ° . " - ~ = ~ a . , . - ee butoe coset a > Sesenes > asin Jessa R adie 7 ety aad S. ' — - — “ jem se . on AO rdutes a > sb nid Kc d eit CS gy me A me mani. i pt Sa etn yone 7 he . - . a ORG ete = wamenss Se > eg " sever 2 be ie chr ver 1S Sean Xen rato 4 sastias epabietelint adien-ins-iaid deiemandie tertile restinee PU arte es oe ieee tt 9 ener 4 " due “ “ - —y . ttles contain full directions and U. 8. Registered Trade Mark f 4 Ry _ f its predecessor Charles H. Phillipe steee™ ; : pens ET enna eee - . ° ‘ , A ihe bie 00 ASN BRAKE ey eh ge Abs porte th + sk . ~ ee oe, ea Onions, Ohio red globe, 5 = . 5 Prices Good From Wednesday to Sunday Nigh 4 _ — 10 a districts taken by them trom the | Turnips, purp) 5 fit a os. for 12 | Republicans being the Fifth, Thir- [ELA ’ : Sweet Potatoes, Nanc) J . 5 NEW ARCAD & MARKE ea “eo sede , teenth and Fourteenth. The Re- | —— UER S—825 NORTH SIXTH ST.J ru | st = S SS | publicans retain the Fourth, St. | A DEPOSIT HOLDS ANY PURCHASE TILL XMAS | “4 ¥ i 7 i i seri fey i AIPM eR carey ons Cagis oho S ig = * 4 x ~ + Nera aia Hh eT er i ee ae a “a z ben6 aye oa - nee pm rib 914 Pobing ener ~ ~ ~ Se a ee ol tes lan n Me * aes i . oe. IR Sh 8 Nm A tore Open Seven Days in the Week, Including Sunday, Cabbaee. meilend pe 10 A. M. Till 10 P. M. Dining Room, 12 A. M. to 10 P.M. | ‘ib \...++2:2% fg | Joseph dfstrict, the Tenth and. Our Prices Are 20 to 30 Per Cent Less Than Elsewhere OLIVE ST. ROAD AND NORTH AND SOUTH Race, bunch ........5 0M) , Open Saturday Night Till 11 P. M. Potatoes, Colorado cob- Twelfth, St Louis districts, andt}lll We Have the Largest and Most Varied Stock of | the Fifteenth, the Joplin district. | Toys in St. Louis at the Lowest Prices 3 I. fl % Pee eo at- tb. tear +. ° |The official figures are: | l | tLe — at Christ- | First district—M. A. Romfue. | SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY fl yvr ild faith in a fae | Macon, D., incumbent, 29,629; J. | 7 Bring the Kiddies to See Fairyland. Window | ; @ Frank Culler, Palmyra, R., 19,384. Display Lighted Till 10 P. M. x Tl nose cares are yet un- F . Second—Ralph F. Lozier, Car- SF owe. a —_ “ 44 Tl 3 : roliton, D., incumbent, 31,999; Sam | \ ar Ee ee PPT Br meer ae a ; erin erat | BRAND NEW, WELL | ? 7 | ; ‘+ for if anything goes | | | won’t Daddy fix it:;- gp You know and we know there’s a thousand and one varieties of Sau- Clark, Carrollton, R., 19,243. | fn ig Se ye te! Litman var, | a sages on the market. How many of them are fit to eat? How many are | Snes —Jecob La romryia | a | M A D t | 0 U 4 G | ’ = }mond, D., ncumbent, 26,596; | Save 20% on Lion . sessoned just right? Dog’on few of thent. We came pretty near saying Binaries 1. McLaughlin, sheridan, ||f}| sino tacens areca TeAe et qe| $14 Hobby “dam'd’”’ few of them. But you kno w—“Slips goes over. 1R., 20,611. LL) rhursday at “ Horse MER SOVERCOATS: Cast iron reversible engine, three individually lighted Spe- $9 95 | | & me we had our troubles). But we were determined to make good 4 Joseph, R., incumbent, 30,320; J. $25 PHONO. $11 Mama Doll | "tow “orice. PLAID LININGS OR — =m €. Whitsell, St. Joseph, D., 23,573. GRAPH , w pric sausages. At that time we were selling about 2000 pounds a week—-to- Fifth—George os Corhiba. mampesd |For Ay " «e wine I ae! ; 3 0 L | D COLORS; aii " s ire: j : Thursday at w Sef im) | Fourth—Charles L. Faust, St. reaches. Trark forms figure 8 and has two switches. scial.. ’ ’ an f: day we’re selling from 12 to 16 thousand pounds a week. We’re striv- fm .. Ge D. he & Thureday, te WORTH $24... 1500 GOOD AS NEW, COST $20 TO $60 NEW About 10 years ago we started our own sausage kitchen (and believe Large «'z: th 6 ing to reach the mark of 20,000 pounds a week. Kilis, Kansas City, R., incumbent, We are therefore cutting the price on every Sausage we manufacture as 61,159. an inducement to get you to try our sausage—and let you be the sole ‘Sixth—C, C, Dickinson, judge and jury. Our Sausages come to you direct from our own mam- es saad Tit 7 | | : moth sausage kitchen—they’re not carted around and handled in the Seventh—Saim C. Manion | vette, | TM eee } , Marms to shoul- vi, 392 larol T a ait A owe” -" wreandie dress dust and dirt—with some fellow wh> has filth enough under his. finger D., incumbent, 37,392; Harold T. Hi A H H k Lincoln, Springfield, R., 84,339. . st |) iF ; | and pearl bead nalis to stop up a kitchen sink. Compare the appearance of our clerks £§ osc ago Ama eel em necklace. It sig nti—Vi illlam be .V€ison, f sleeDs fi nu) with those you find in the average butcher shop and then decide for | Columbia, D. incumbent, 26,156: beisthdinii an “mama.” A yourself. Our meat coolers are open for inspection. It always gives us a Cecil W. Thomas, Jefferson City, ivory. Has : 7 cain, ‘rz ' ? an ¥ « ol ma . oa - ephe _ — - . 0 BY RE CRIS, Aemrey Rpi Ah Seaetne Aud. oni Ms MAP OEP Ro. Cia pee ee , aomvews eaten x ws ve a A ow » ea wa fo, Vamain Ge at le a hw 2 ‘ — Ce ee ae fe ey ete POPC ws pte mpc — palibenthtenthcn ene ‘ " geod tone arn] lets of volume SPEED BIKE pleasure to show visitors. Visitors make customers—and they tell their BM ®.. °°.42°. ; | friends. That’s why high-grade foodstuffs at a popular price has made BR aren ee eee ee OR , ‘ubusar srame,| ¥ a bent, bea all-bearing - ys: 7 I 1 ll 1 7 l this wonderful Remley Arcade and Market a ee ee et und Hai St hee Shes. 3 : i. ‘| Aa OP 7 t ; | —the most sanitary—the best in the United States. Come, ES 3 | = u? 4 $1 7 | | TAILOR-MA D "a ll 1 l ll 7 7 ll H All-steel construc- derful institution. It will be worth your while. ee ey §. Sees | : = : au is, Ny hb? « . she " w ¢ ry In Sa, | I _— ; s SCOOTER tien; red enam 46,8580. : | at , pao » wheelsfeled; disc whee's pap Parking space for more than 1000 machines. m St. Louis, Dem., bd | ' th: John J. Cochran, —- , , oversizetand rubber tires. . | F i j gph Day ibe From 20% to 30% Price Cuts for One Whole Week. Let’s Bf ovis. bem. 22.854; Henri chow leau, St uis ep., 20.554. 449 ULS, Make This SAUSAGE WEE X at Remley’s. S twelfth: Le’ C. Dyer, St Lou 7, 1S >) oe Sam ok $18 ROLL TOP DESK |e $2, Wind-u Sy Liver Sausage, country style, 10 | Ham Sausage......... | a | ee = “ Thistaanth:> » OEN08si ako tay wen ati “3:8 me etm ge bods ; - se steel Polish | ames F. Fa is To ie ye ks ae ey ee oe ee ice : " asi ' ~99 we Joniphan. em... 08T1: James F made and nicely finished. ~ wheels. NG 64 6.6 0 0.0 «0 0 7 Pork Sausage Meat Adam zark, Rep., 38.5( . = 2..2 2 2.6 ® = e ¥ we a Oe. SSE ag eee ee Pe -tel J "5 aot olan a a » ~ ns “+ ¢ m+ is © P a 9 - . Mett S e Link Pork Sausage 7 ifteenth: Joe J. Manlove, Jo; Se ek ee 12 a . .2 ~ a" ausagZg os "4 ° - ° ” “ . iD, aaa Moen. S i oe .O! - . - - '. Moore, Joplin, Dem.. ” 8 : & au e*eee * @ 9 - =. re con » JOPiin, ie ¢ Bet : . + + } . ry" te: ‘ ixtee nt Thor : Head Cheese.-.........- Liver Sausage ..... “venga ligstpasen Mls | fog >A Knockwurst ........... Breakfast Sausage. . BB Mrs. Anna Covert, Houston, Rep, —==1325 NORTH SIXTH ST.2 SS =| Braunschweiger........ See EE kc 5 eb 0.0 6 0 0 we E aeiasiumtiin Vole ey Glink | The vote of Missouri by counties Cervelat y tf sc 22 Fe . Jon soe ee ee ee Farm Style ie ee oes a oo Ae ee ee Se eS Brigit on the United States senatorship, i, long term. is: Down goes the price—pure kettle rendered. Bon ; ae Bes Fy i % — | ‘ As usual, Remley cuts the price—pound : ilenge cecncccc “Bang | “Si re . BRAND NEW s 10-Lb. Limit—Dealers Restricted Cn TS — pete. Cinienenceneeee ae PORK CHOPS Secs’... 20 Pork and Lard items good for Wednesday night and Thursday only. OF Daily Restaurant APPLES ORANGES ae | _— S ial Jonathans, high colored; 6 Ibs. for 25 | Californias; juicy and sweet; doz. 15 ome. oof oe 2.200 |: Bee pi ete . a? — pec ut | v1 ol ae S026 |! me. eS 1. Net Contents 15 Fluid J Bu.. $1.75: Bbl.. $4.75 . Hot Potato RPE | ——— wi : ud- ‘ i ; — ot OW) > din , 00 ROPS serially omen Stark's Delicious, high col'd; 4 lbs. 25 | Cocoanuts, jumbos; each ee 2: 8 SFITLTTY A j | : p00 Drees) ~ Lemons, 360 size; nice and juicy, LO} MA Grunty i? Se ae Z 3 : = ASTOR . Hen: V5 ae om y ~ = Rye Bread with Spitzenberg, bright color, 4 Ibs. for SO C | A | |v" WITH FUR NOT-CALLED-FOR OVER 2000 SELECTIONS ALSO OVERCOATS, TOP- COATS AND GABARDINES ; | REMEMBER A DEPOSIT 3 HOLDS | TRADE IN YOUR OLD SUIT OR ANY | OVERCOAT ON A NEW ONE GARMENT «A moe ene th . a we ee at Cee ee ee ne Ee ee i : ' ' ee Rita. ohote oe ove omy ~ near ——— he . ——! : rs oe re a 3 . an ot; cageehtt . ar . , i ad hive! . — ~~. *sdgaer * as ae : ted, iy -_ p x oe Pre - ~ . “ ." meee os fo Spee A ah Stee ek ai seiaanerd ” » pvt . m be . - s ‘ , ms — - ¥ yr * ry atrens " “ he RR pe ey eS > pee Da We te a Raat sen teaein teeth taal ineenhia nin iteatentee dete ieee niet ined” on. ‘dimen a nadie pueden ran, ean a oe TE MOUS A OMe ace ng! Srey - — dearuned . au. , ” “ . . a > ’ “ . meupertian oe ee ro . the — wil ~ . ce Fs . aaa ~ a en % - Ste. : € by ¥ ; i —— 4 - Men td r. je | t. vans 4 . a rs ‘ wo Wenhards _ , ares RE RR, oni - Fy eg es | a y he a w - 4 ‘ ‘ oe Fae ad TU oe — ne an « om wp oe hi en - ~ » wm ~ “ . 5 mew “abn ™ mtn wen niet evs were , ” - mete I nae ee ee ne ow ie ELLE ET DONO S re BLIGE Ne oy nO mo oe —_ ‘ teeta laeiniaee tas ieee deh een oe he ae aE, oe: - sa erhilineatnaat a: 8 AE a SPIO pes. 6 le en ee we 7» “ ou na rs wen wed ves ae vs eee enol ee ene eee eee i neeietnaiiaindeneeetnia abate iien ie tdi ee ae da el a en ee . a ~ oT —. “ “ one * - tune . i. A8 net oe sen i — ~ snes fore —— ee a a — — —_—— meee erp naa — a. oo » Once More We Give You the Or portunity to Possess One of These aoe COMAR. . . Wonderful Fryers (Last Chance) | ee i Pimeon ..:.|| a ret " | INFANTS / CHILDREN A Trey Promoting Dest | Cheerfulness and Rest Costas neither Opium. Morphine ne SRAND NEW UNITY FUND INSTITUTIOS taf; eal = Sad ” ; . \ ‘* ia : - . Oy 3 nei * os we RE fH 5 > Mineral. NT NARCOTIC The ills of infants and children | pet ie EO JERSEY $4 95 ; SR RS 42° should be so well known to the young- , POL” lite - livingston | ad Father that } _ Fs Ng ee... °. °°: worn *.455 est of mothers that a reminder or a | foe DRESSES 777 it’s just the : 7 oA rie. verses LDR 148: repetition of the symptoms of illness | oo | ’ é eee. a3 1 or ° | 1 (vardied J ; me bane ol ge po gr ey or dll via S38) 4544 Seems unnecessary, yet there are some | + ———_ BRAND NEW . ae ; oa e u- , trae al ee ae 7, * , . * ; medy care and give ; eer ie A: minum 3%4-qt. sanee- | , , "83 1 $2) mothers who overlook a feverish con- A he'phul Rete gernoes 4 - ae se” pan and a durable te ny tik +a: 1; 4 + | \y) | Constipato ness and a) 5 : ahaa ee 1.678 dition. a little colic. or a Gisposiuon to and Feverssh: ° = a - 21 enero ee tp we s d | Jas = A ce “es » ge Wire Basket of special . pe. 479 ngs and more | «lta Se a ae oly’ tintin teied Peeeeee Menseomery ooo! atte 2689 be irritable. If not corrected they may | Yj)! om nla) , tom: ates oe 1.752 | Jead to serious sickness. And to correct |») | «5 DRESSES, Ng Poughnuts, French-fried Oys- Xe . 4 q , ‘ - ’ nis . - , ‘ i e | _ Br Attn eten BB 0) self, is so easy by the use of Castoria ENTAUR FUR $ 95 : FRENCH FRYER ? fn. ali A DEP SIT HOLDS . hristmas time we FF = = 7 ix to YY yn : for inf : a : _ 4 ; f e@ees , the -" R4 — ° : oe nA : i : Y a Dae a Au oe ont Se Pe on; | —a medicine prepared just or intants | 6 months old - ram a . — me Y ; fy ‘ ' ee ee _ wh er : . Hare-o-tI dy 2 . Sahe e Pek Pee iaalanliaenatnndll ental eerie tetera enamine inane dine taints enieniten he tte raise aie ot en ee ee wes ——: on dm . Se aed Pt . wonder- a ent ies anmdoiph §. ae en ieee 7 a : } . Cy . : La eae DSS $'Srn replaced the nauseating Castor ‘ iT, so-called Soot ung Syrups, | ks; poisonous Paregoric and other vicious concoctions in the homes of _— bs : q , yy a . | ; cs mn 1.84" we : . an Perak J ty t. Cla! , bar 18° | true and honest mothers-—mothers who love their children. . \ frying, ee ee sa ; + et ay — | oahlon ‘tere ; 7 ne .. 5,2. Ae oes Those mothers will give their babies foods and medicines es- NJ e G RAN D) making ' ciel ; , ’ : . : with each | . See Me on eee © a>: ‘| pecially prepared for infants and children. PAGE, GRAND, HODIAMONT CARS AND BUS FR ENCH a ES n° [Peer tt ett e ween. as ° @4” ti . F K » | L ia : = - a i“s ° 7 te : ” ” S F / AA? 7 a rs Be ccuekedcc. Chae 2.959 To avoid imitations always look for the signature of ad Lhe Proven directions on cach package Physicians everywhere recommend it ™~ Y

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WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, 1926 _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — NEBRASKA TEAM WILL TEST NEW YORK U. ELEVEN, TAD JONES SA} x _- —— —$———— 5 Rte aR a i is . : —— sume ey FTE ET ECE LS LU Ne tt ian Wane” Belimarceraemasie os es? SES REE T With " OR BREADS COCR ee aethcess Py RSAC 2 RRR eat itt ie | t (Copyright, 1926, by H.C. Fisher. call her ) a NAMES NA MUTT AND JEFF—It Happened at the Intersection of T G neccct IRE OU condense conchehta pr 7 ap Qe aan co ad TR> 2B re Aa, mae Ad be sheet De ERE IS TS See GMB ERE Niet eRe Heke tht ite tee oS Pe Re SEI ON Ra Ee OHNE Lo Ohba. aes eI. aghengg aya . a ied > ~ “ bia . y ligt tessa i] * = ) apiece * . eat tb ier ee ple steers? es: o weer “A Ry RGR }, y iny iv — ' , i. al x , : strous it nas ty he | ° . : ° 2. | : rangement was made te ious for the few 8 tan oe : | | ) "oat WT ] — ea celine . On he . Ses a | | Ww — F rr eleven B Mcr th it i ifferent + ; —_— hen ¢ Hara E * ~ — . ; a a : , - - , ha ia is : . a Son, however ; ml ~*~ - ‘ -" : . . = te ‘ , ae “ nf +} F-ast Hs += , = t - champions call Sunday fe ‘im wae ' ; sn AS A CLEAN ESR RA: AERA | —— meeting at Handlan’s Pi Navy, Brown, ' ee a Srey “TMP NER Schalk’s First Big Task 0. MORE EATS Ohne Scns se a come of th Zc ns os ‘ WA ON COAST DEC. 4 ‘*i!! “load up” for the conten] tebe ly , Oo a 3 , J ~~ ; sein i | Fi d S d S k ef ‘ | ‘Probably the only 7 ‘ I | ed At Bowie ae s to Find Second Sacker *,» ==... . 0. ee Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispa ‘ c »¢ ) 3 e. me -$} mate ' ar ( ‘am rand . : ; ° . — Re a a “9 i ad id Harvard il renew) ¢ ah. +7 aia Ri Purse §$ he Ex : a ; , *. 17—When Rar Schak ime , tasa O01 3 4 rT 2 struggle in - he ?% en ; ri © - 4 re ns a. . iA . "oe ; E >| } - ‘ - - : , iD ro 2 ‘ ri 4 r2 ’ “4 ‘ ‘ Pe * me: a =| = e ia i q°7 he burden a 4 22a - —-_ . + . >? ¢ ‘ ‘ . € ac. an — . ™ 7 5 " - js 7 , a ry} 3 14 - et a cf) Arm ricads LOY aoe : id ws Week g i : i : Pano matin & es ’ ; 3 rita iO ee ie Pt on 2 ¢ sania wing + ollins. the deposed W hit m ager. at S€conc | 8) e 02 cas i ; ? ’ um ; ’ e> - . , i ‘ ae’ 4 —e ee is ~ . 14 ‘ . é 7? ‘ > ; - . , ‘“ : ‘ oul, ' ee | ; ' ' we about th , t an ajor leazue Manage >. Li 3. : V * > a - ” se . « . if . . . pee a > . e bd : Sick 17 ° rhe BEE avd } ~A RD RACES TY yo cartain of molsture ageia doyers | Will handle this 7 ae rect From Fla ex ihe Aru tow ‘ 4 2. Bu Third Race—-Pur« Lai h he gridiron in ta‘ ue DOW: Se | , id Cage: vie as ) _— eae peiore _ : om : i? fh ‘Time ‘ 1Linonia r > J _ : one-ha a = : may ah : ae ; 7 a | - rian } ury to 4 leg Du: Se aint ae | Coli: PLAY by play account of KSD. direct from the ait P —o ‘he eR tn inning Reoen mo-ts| FOURTH RACK—One mile and ene |. Fred 4 L ender .:102| season wit ver salty ut wh layed & She play hall for the : three of the most imterest- and made real to every | is Leagu ‘fficials made New Hamp ire ‘ aperin i ae ane 7 ‘ a + ta Te ! cha Sntele 7: Caldwell back in 1 fold as | ; téam ang waen ee ‘ears, hough he ll give Chic ing foothali games this what was taking place ip " : G a€ hicago League ? ‘x ¢iteree. Z , , Sa! 7 Lis ieemiin , ; gy nether , a season are being broadcast by ball park. so these an eight-team intercity or ten: . erty 3 ih 243 pi . > Bt Fe PP Oo) ae Og ' Sgt, orga wt 1h et eh ln nang a ns ae ap tienes abet eam eee tena ihe CARON S 3 Gea ashi BNR pes “oho Soaps page orden oa Fae 9 ite 4 wf [a fe are : m OEE ig REE SAKE ESN hag bed pee Jie CO” ~— in, Aegean tier tegtearaied fs eo train 4 i sailed Dee oe ORR TRE 2 ges Be e oir ey 4 Sa 4 AF Tp ee ee $i Sika hid ime Sonils dl cael del odo > mn ft mn nt, ale ‘ ne Se pe SR a Ee REMI Fe Tee Nee “ ees Cee a i er eget hme mes : } tele niegh oe PA * ve ay} 4 off battle heir fing uite mR ' ul ' a , v ; ry bal i : : he has | le ate ny ee 4 ; - . et — a Ww - o » , - - ** m ‘Day struggle and th ara” sstastuens . .. 24 out Kine | i Galt 1 : a oe | | = semted the best and 04% MRA SS , i Harvard vs. Yale, Nov. 20. to followers of the game ined at considerable ) ; ; il ELS t ane | tha he Sox had. ie WwW. ‘ gee Soy Bet Army vs. Navy. Nov. 27. radio The announter Pda RF oe ue a2 wari

7 aia a J Defea's by’ Weather cloudy; track heavy. } @ Associated [ress . = FIEST KACE-—' will beat slgate The sro hanging Moods , te Pep aber gad . Rei ok he SR +. ~ ast ?Ven Its L Woncei i ang 2. lat rie > 1% F »s2 C3 : rm = © Smt eS 7 YY i aiwoerTr @ Walaa * agg a 2 Bi Shc gay : Pago Conld Be Used ‘ae ~ “/_ — .~ ‘ 7 ’ . . > . iia a , ’ . .* os ‘ 2 o ; - . . : . ° 4 . = . a . er pale at eld that the ony in® sess | 4 te time, and have received ot- oi “nning ont > 7 — ; -~ * ” § - a . : ~ 2 ee , . - . . . a : 5 - a we ; . . . ; y } 2 * ; : 2 Pe v aad bad 4 2 44 24 oe ie } : - . . ’ 2. t & . : . i . : a4 a . . 4™ ‘ews .a rité . ‘ - 5 , 3 > Lee] '"e =parta tearm of a hi- Mishel and irown bh cy ar ' ~ sah} — gs: ; ; , _ : « ae ad ; a ~ 6 ' ‘ .* i \ sacl ad 8 ; . " . : 3 7 "eo : / Pa . : =. aie to Dia ' >»are : ) , th tm tiaeeir SHOOND RACE—Futority course: 2 ' = , ante > 3 gp loess ae ‘ee? ~ ‘ -- 3 . 7 . =: > i : 4 » othe ‘2 tim, ta ‘ ed [aeenern Illinois to draw from. I: provide othe fons for the cur United States Fox FOURTH RACE —-Daricd L. D . | ec nist ¢ Peery ss Plete $13 sfu him | vo him to [pate a a. | = , 4 . a ; t r . " . ~ . . oe i ~ SF . ee ’ , pits *-. > 4 res . Conca, second: Massiion. & ‘ O46 ch in “ a a ™ “*: oo ' : fe | add t ? LEXINGTON SCRATCHES. — b: = Jespiti Porget ' u- 1%! mi nce: —— = , : ’ “ otrs to gee the tnter- . j —e rs ii - -? . - — - - o- . = - ’ - ' 4 ) i a fair try Yale-Harvar! Game. co who tue tive Lat ive. Benen me. . 10 eceitful . St Virginia o we mere Tee | eo mE a tel OP Saal . ats “Sy AS‘ ie 4 a own success Was Ss Mem eed old time) Ber. Dem . Has , the Wins =a ‘arelyn | " - ohsta fac “ar geth f iriy well act inte } z \ ; = ad — ach Sundar saw is co.ng on. x | ve a ndance creep up at the rate Collins Will Be Missed. = \ . ; . 4 al o PRY “Oo ise Tal > Baliroot | JUAREZ SCRATCHES. . nan ' | . "Saionel Hapebart. 3 | ees L33 ee ee eee 465 ag Buf ; : \ if + a paid admissions the Sunday Ha n . | was unfortunate ran ta- At? a? RMR A RIO HE Dig ABLE BE ie CME. ons — - haedivdaeeanut: Nemesis - ‘oat. 2 Mp gblbsta Pe: eg HS, . Yale-Princeton game rhere i se mca Bob ha Fist “ rusern xi. & " > 4 ‘od st » ; 9) .Rrown = ———— consolation in defeat, however “MAU | princes Hermis. ” Seve ith race, We n Po y ‘Su vood Nymph, Aucer Corn sb "ittsD ut Pen | AMERICAN PROS F LAY the margin. Prin eten Won T Yif'e Cc . . emis —_ © . ly? : : = ° TY } oy )4 ‘ - tue of a fine forward passing .ttack eyo nity. SOE peas a ae oe ; BRITISH NEXT YEAR ae ia e & nd a strong defens To the . } ete — Pepe SSeS. aleSenees, ch o e _Z a Orange and Black goes the glor: ea a | es | pward, OVER BOSTON COURSE “a | The victory of Notre Dame over | .. oy. tg rg a on Ti gages ee :~ : y the Associated Pree mes O AL HORSE SHOW VICTOR ane Wee @& thumph indeed... =... -49 63: Wad * Bolton : Free Milt “8 THREAT TO AMERICA’S ‘EW YORK, (N 17.=Great ao ws The Army eleven is the strong 11: Polly Sue. :38 3-5. Dry Ne! Math race-—Fumme SO00. claiming, Sy the Associated Press iazave ever seer. Ane ina Al § | Scampe . Z 3: vt i] pes . : siona teams in this cou + a . “7, ees Saar’ | Scamvawar. :41 2-5; Bier Sweep. sRed Leather. 99 2 42 WASHINGTON, Nox Ger- July was accepted ria . Smoke a Lucky Strike and you will appreriate its difference from other played, however, and while det falf mile—Live Let La 2S: Oe a oe ee ee ee ps am eee sor | a eee Cigarettes. Lge ¢ . yex ~ ee ee whee CUT Rom ae Ap rircirwnen eos & > om ASS * ‘ 25 al , Bp: ses 2 ie wee “ Po . f ee " r yee >] c eC ee a) ee a Ott Hy epoalley & PEs Vltegh BE MAE —— =, . 4 4% ss already come to . . = . s entirely possidie that yee : 4: Captain F Mike MeL ge pe : in! n, Bo istrict p To begin with, Lucky Strikes are made from the world’s finest Turkish before the fina! whistles blow en a a anderen it ‘ i z 5 . ie = | ie page | — - + . mes * . ? ~ ing Mm erican and Gcomestic tobaccos. Properly aged. ) Perfectly blended. Even if we PENN AND HARVARD Seti, ested, 108; bot Renner. ee. ae — + ARS | Remockavion, Raberteca "was! tae | ima bben Gefeated| on Mettion” take stopped there, Lucky Strikes would rank as the best cigarettes., Butim «=9>Blagen Lauded SCHEDULE GAMES $5. 3-5; Ranch, 56; George Groo —— a head coach of the last American | ‘ss! dddition, so as to achieve three unique results, Lucky Suike tobacco = For Giving Golf + “AMBRIDGE, Mass Nov L:4i; Tim Gleason. ij Biwi ' ey ' ‘eee Te ; Pe ee NS }. Th us Taioee. 10” NEGRO TENNIS STARS | a Oe ee Thi a - i arvarad and : bt i Sateen 9 | it . : » tral ' % : ts extra ’ . Peanazivania, gridiron rivals of 20 | Coamane soi iaerTaet it IN INDOOR PRACTICE school a cetidence of ra, remark | 1. Finer Flavor. Toast PACA: the hidd ca 2 ay einen ly rents bo — % = og 8 aon 3 ; up of about 20 Negro ten- r ’ wy sie Bet pent &é 99 . mer vor. oasting for 4§ minutes evelo e hiaaen ; : nee ae ae > > “HAIR-GROOM is flavors of the world’s finest Turkish and domestic tobaccos. ee ee OE ee ee ee ee Be Ee 15: % be rete t igh awe * REPPIN he IM bt ae wt SO ie OR oe ee 2 03, B09 ee , and Diy f The Big Three is deferred f wo Dlemt Si = a fs r net he Wheatiler ‘ara 47 east iw Pennsylvania, which hae accepted fu : ' ine : : hame-and-hom " Training as St ; wer En : . sin . - ef ot Pe - » a & . = Lom - ~ =? - - ; ‘ A Pf ; Oo | ‘ - -_ r = . 'Wwo- vena! HQ i-mome series, ems moming. nothin , : ’ = ee . ‘ Pe Keeps Hat _ombDed. LyiOSS% rifl replace Princeton on the Har- a i » if s - ard schedule The Harvard sched- ' odiaen ; | ay Harari ren, ) nig 0 ml Well-Groomed 2]] Dar e now complete for 133 in udes | a A . +, 2 I : } : ‘ ei] Jit WHneG ail ay . . ‘ com e can anh Peraee : fe scaaeties oe i : » Olympics and figure on be! 3. Freshness. Then the tobacco is suddenly chilled, This seals ET a Sl tuserctunche wile—Sheny Dirthénr. | of Chiengo ond Edgar Brown, a to-|srorts. I balleve thay will be ber ‘* Hair. Groom’ the flavor in and insures constant freshness. Purple | is a dignified played footbda! } ee ee Rea 7 °® contests Harvard won 13 and 22. - eek <a Comeentta ae. r eps n . Opponents, stronger he Quakers *. Mirth, 39. Marcy Carrol] e Dew | #1 ring th prs nland, whi was second the last combing ¢rram - ° s+ . a a eee ie ee Cae mea | a | eae \| whieh eoste only Thus the toasting process 1s an addition. Itadds a unique and distinct ime ? ae ° 2. Smoothness. Toasting for 45 minutes removes all “bite” and harshness, hence never any throat irritation. Imterest in er. ‘om game once was as great as anv fr" n= ee: be held a few cents a jar v hoe “ : ‘S : greens = roused fm more recent years By | “figitmie—Duckiing, “54s Cralite, 1-02: MGn wre ee ip tes tm at provement to a cigarette that has already been made from the finest Turkish — ean we Fail “id ee ne Same Saltese Biews, -52 Mijlions ase it and domestic tobaccos. It is the reason millions prefer Lucky Scrikes Sie wats? '% sitriveted. the | “a Sn . aR er RAMEY Ager When the series Was broken off *" be Sf: Ranm , . oo = 1905 there were charges of rough Romer 1 Maga 2: Bagy ? — seine ee ~/f —— Serr pesnaye it gives tactics by Pennsylvania, which had! -: a ery oe 5% 4 that setars triumphed tn the final game by a. re-eigh! ti , Lieutenant 1 eg ‘ spent ae giose anc weil '?.8 scere. ; 8: Sunup. F: Di Biende . = ~~ : BANC DSS OE . ties: ud groomed effect In announcing that Harvard | : re : tartare = nis: Dantel ill to the sal — ould resume play with Penn with! ac lL: Dr. Ch 7 128. F igned Ts Goodman, ' : ‘that final touch to good dress both ' fame on Frank!in Field next year. | ~ Bas 3 i= ~~ ' _— »% | usirecte Wilttam J. Bingham. director of | te ge : Sa atte a as cee ee ; notes Ray te a perce athieties at Harvard, said that! ;o- ite: mo | ay : coe Ga Reale Pyaates scaetin ' = os tele stave combed al lan ip an Pennsyivania Gid not enter the Har- : ‘ —* ; vard echedule as a member cf a Cleans - Protects etvie roo (tike H«ir Groom sew “Big Three.” and that the game | 1:44 3-5: Corvesan Si aug © o~ if greaseires. also belpe grow thick Was in ho sense a fixture —— 1:58 3-8; Crome. 1:59: Brune © ~ Ht — | | DU CO& LACQUERS beavy, lustrous hair. ‘+ he Capi Bphvesigy fer

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1926 !.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ BICAGO PEAMS —ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 29 SOCCER ORGAN IZATION na WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17 WITHDRAW FROM INTERCITY |: Petia oe « & ~- - 2 pub io’ 8 iy “ oe e -~ ~asenee - - ; aaa 7 - — ” - + ——_ } Three Wrestling | Bouts on Tonight's | Coliseum Card : ee _Daviscourt to Oppose Zigmund |: 2. oF some j . in Feature — Raicevich in | sane eanize the Contests | posed i Sm: . 64 OM ix B rs TELS. ahaa ) hd | Mere a ; ES | Bk GATS Saks ssible for Collapse ‘ 2 . / P = . . - le ‘ , } ra. a D5 : . . > 4 - '. ’ >. : a ’ , oe ke \." ’ Pe De “-_ : : ‘ r e f Pe ves r ae - : . 3° 4 ‘ ee we 4 , a . . “0 ~ Jam “ P : ‘ . >" . . . - , .* » s 4 . o "4 ‘“g ? v a ‘ * he . 4 “ i a a > A . : Zt ‘ i m . . ’ ” , j este n e ® 4 Se ° ae ; 4 . “ 5 a ae 5 “ ’ @ 4 “ ¥ So 4 J 5 re ’ % ¥ 7 , os : ' ‘ 4 » ~ . , . “ / is ‘yy ‘ . pode ”s . . ; ; nog. v SS 6S ? te . 4% . / . , * “ 74 . ee ars. ; . ~ : a, 7h OP sian , _ SI oh . . yy « ~~ 4 , no . - . . d ; 4 a a. > we . . r a ° , vate , i . ¥ rs ademenettieenemae eal patient otis tee te te . + e a i i ll - i a a om Plaving Fielc i ee ture Pocket Title for the »and $300 for the Park, a net | pot $1000. ke proposition to dissolve stern Intercity League, however, | aly Bout ‘rest- | : ou . ” ie en nnie Feal to every UstemerBtons League officials made Seventh Time. us what was taking place in the to the Chicazo Leacue by ball park, so these football] ee | ; mall C man eight-team intercity or- microphone will right along ‘ the nara om ’ mare plan to put soccer football in the feature A lad ° rre wav pete map in a large way. welterweight affair. ee lasted Two Months. Manuel Figuero of Jefferson jp _Zigmund, mat protege John in a finish match a ae er ship tetas three he be he urn. The first appre his city : ing even headliner of SMA eee tina... Sebel a tin bi PL: elites Mey te Seles _ poe “ lettin : we a ~~ won ~~ ee ee ee en a oa * te oe cs ——— wrestiing bouts to New was a! oon é : i HE th es oe et ee oat ES SRR Beit? SEO SA I RR ea 5 eis Sade» bes ee PO gis s 2 4igmun 4 ? . . De a 4 2 KS ee ei , ot ; ‘ * x f Hee % > ee ~ se od Ds Ve & i. 3% ¥ g yas ao & y = ; i Sapo EAN 7 wn, Re 3 ¥ é' ie ine v. | 5 Se las a es dliner in $ oe . as . | feated Jim Krown Valeoff in prelim ‘vious local cards. | Giovanni Raicevich, Barker s %% ri ¢* yr? the gospel of {ois bou hout the Middie West at the mark TORE eat R I es OBE SOR ynton Ifarry S. Sharpe will referee the Daviscourt-Zigmund event, John C, Meyer will officiate in the match bee | twe en Raicevich and Hussane, and ‘Harry Cook in the Roller-Maxos at. traction. . soccer ‘a‘s ¥ 4 . = s a 5 e si a a ey ak”. Ae age "ae adc ce rm var Ag “ante yw. ee NF ee tannins a eee enih an eave nan: ara wes » mpeetnen 4 a ne ‘ ai a vr es ae ae ae yy — ahs Ae : ’ ’ : ™ — Ne iad we tk) Mic ae RR at IR RR ge Ba BP™ 655, Rete ds ache! 1th de p oo eT See ee Te afternoon ,; Sn eel an on eile four Chi- 2 e ee catia denis hehe ice enaeiieendl bao’ ns an, Pa NE eDai dre - News _ ~ “ a aa a al el ea ee (eer hate, a, en” ony gate, or wle abate dllaee ke - m np ee P 1 a ee oe Ree oe on Me NS Meg GP ements. ia . wy 4 te We - - en ’ * i Pee . — “ eT RE Te a ee ba aod a — ~~ sens OA aR ti = -- ' , re ° ai . ; ~~ satnsines LLL LLC LLL LLL LLL ILL AA LLL LLL. CNA ALLE A ADDN CNA ALM ER NN Nth NE Nt heehee Dene atine atin tent biuty wadaen ~~ weet ime. head ceveral] ee es Se he, Fa tees cee nr ee ‘hapgnerenertty 7 7) eoO0 eho Oe The court is en- Le AOL LION ES LI NBDE LLY BRA aE. el oh nt ee glee at's sprrat z ge Cee lan a te tne yell Nea amet rental & e Diy. ons Wives > 6949 IG ae LAST NIGHT’S FIGHTS. ‘ PDP BPD BP RP LOA PBA RAPA AP >A BOOP OO Cor By the Associated Prete. AKRON, O. — Johnny Breslin, New York, beat Tommy Hughes, Cleveland, 10 rounds. Sammy Vogel, New York, knocked out Tod Smith, Canton, fifth round. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — “Bat- tiling” Finch, Savannah, Ga. beat Frankie Basch, New York. 10 rounds. Elmer Vida. Cleveland, knocked out Bill Calvin, Jackson- ville, fourth round. PORTLAND, Ore. — Joe Ander- zon. Covington, Ky. beat Eddie Roberts, ee 10 rounds. '¢ Oe ee i a ek | Neg ead re oe Sn eer Seph n> Arey ead hee ms me AE CNRS Solita the | oN eS a oe ee | French Tennis Marvel Takes Her Tour of America Seriously— Altrock and Schacht Get the Gate for Burlesquing Her Art — Bonus Offer to Opponent in Every Match. After a lapse of a year, —_—_ —___--—— son Barrac fight ulter of Dy the Aa@sociated Press. PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Either Ralph Greenleaf, of Erwin Rudolph, Chicago, 17.— | New | ks will re-enter the pro- | The advance guard of the professional tennis army which will invade game with | St. Louis Friday with Napoleon C. C. Pyle as the guiding general, arrived Scott Field re 'in St. Louis today to look over the battle ground at the Coliseum and | ~ a cist oa eer arrange for the exhibition contests in which Mlle. Suzanne Lenglen, Mary | York, | Pasnick of Fort Wayne) kK Browne, Vincent Richards, Howard Kinsey and Paul Feret will take! wj}) 1926 world’s pocket bil- | he T will fight Vie Windle for six ofuclars tfreisurer, leading the race. The Sparta mer gma- /impedimenta it carries in the form | (¢ i , ae nas downtown hotel. ana : mat : one a ile 3 Pittsburg ; ' ) trict amateur tennis. ( in Chicago, besides several in Landis Would Work of laying the tennis court | § Faomas Hucsiy. New York. : EE Ee Ca ; , -tuur Moods, *Pawtucket... oern Illinois to draw from. In flooring at the yliseum will be ee : eee “4 p ae i te 2 ote me vie asqyuale Natale. ltimore.. way we hope to provide other | Shorten Season | started Friday morning and every- | each set | Arthur Ponzie, Philadelphia.. local attractions for the fans. thing is expected to be in ship- Mile. Lenglen is accompanied on | Harry Pindle, Appleton, ‘Visg.. “es, our United States Football x excaa by Saturday the er tour by mother. The} Chas. Harmon, Glendale, N. Y. 0 8) lation cup ties will start late contests will take place. party travels in state in its own High run, 70, Taverski: high av- > huary and add zest to the Proposal to ae Lest Sunday | Takes Tour Seriously ‘Pullman and the expenses of the Bib : PT and agg 2° algn. -* expedition — Todays card: ‘onzie VS. ar- | ' in September to Be Dis- Mile. Lenglen is taking her tour | : oe. ers mon, Taberski vs. Oswald and Was sorry to see the inter- * packed houses musi the 1 > xe ] d seriously. It has extended throu . , Greenleaf vs. Rudolph. use W ; fs , ; > : —ae eee tO ae ‘ h entire : pe we had not had a fair trs is now in the Middle West phase. It | 7"US far the venture has proved PRESIDENT TO RECEIVE a Our own success was As- has been a success in all cities thus profitable to Pyle whose overhead b. : a £ -oS ii ail ~ A Ss { Ny @™ because each Sunday saw/ By far, even Cincinmat! turning out for salary and operating expenses KNIFE AND CHAIN AS : att _ +, ‘ , - 7 cel bls mis- Lant . " e nee ago Ge i, Sl, i, i i i i i i i ee i war 2 Ge on or Linesm: Obear, Roland Hoerr, Karl Kammann, t Fre ad Josthe S and Wr iy fRrown. > } SKI De ? Tr ¢ i 50 ce nts s r hi cago to- and Free parking = ora -3 * ceren uo (iew Lia _—es oO" @&® © te ov oe nizht when tl i en ed dh i i i i | re Se 4h 4 Gh 4h Ge 4 4 a ee 7 lp c , make it c"¢ tain rFreet Associated Press. the playing at the leagues football will il and will con- ition of | proposal to our hts ety emf PPA PO OLN OOD CNne ” , ‘ WVUYV fi re 8s rices i ar? : ; - , 3 one game in a set from the French s - ? > ) in vetr ° . l . | me Ame rican Litie he iaer could | ae ge | is for suspension There is a Since the expedition started around the niet Murray Hulbert. Pyle to Miss tour it has lost two of its mem! president of the A. A. l.. announced bonus every time -——Nick Altrock and Al] Schacht. he would present the knife to the a many as four games |°°medians. This baseball pair had | President at the White House today ec by George J Peak and son, | Wednesday, jin - : E , oa a set from Mlle. Lenglen. She | "en engaged to entertain the crowd te its difference {rom other 4 ee ester, I}} took first prize in| The Club owners of the Ameri- * ngle road af : has yet to gain the bonus. A simi- | '® between sets with otion _ = = *0acsters vent a the mague. tog ie with Com- : Peace nictnre tmita ica: Ro hy: € . t agpue . Tore the 4 ith lar of fe Tr exists for the }: rene bman pl ~ure lIrmita hers at ] Vai Hors : Show last missioner if indis long have fa- ; ; the tennis npany 4 » ONES of th Aliisesilili #ATLUILS, i - i eret any time he defeats Vincent j Ll’ n) iS Wipe an} Thé \" bur- at } he feature events. ‘rored this proposal, but it was met >: : es iy = * | Jesqued M}) Leng} ie, ect..owned by John Hub- | ore os eee citicn from the Na. |richards in a match. lesqued Mile. Lengien among others ; BON “4 ye wt 2 ep ria} =] ry, TyYT> siti m.seoiro ] 1! © da a- ‘ ; 1 then He firm fon City, Ill, took second. wae some ory x : Mile. Lenglen is so earnest in | 22% ‘Hen the fun f zandis said. ‘ ' Sh y, tional 1 La = cl ; her efforts to retain her prestige — , : Pi ¥ asc x a nec , 1} rey > = 4A > Age L As far | : . that she has engaged a man train- PUriesqued BOrnGa m » % jecin 1 an is Wil oe ' -_ ner 7 > q~ >y~} 999" . . n auded ( issioner j oe er WwW h® massages her arms and or- ner, U # ' I Vie SW ung ope n i Gi vi e eexgeonny a length her training diet and exercise, | “‘® and Nick and Al got it. I ng Golf é “: which remains to be determined. | le. Lenglen, according , Pyle is reported to have has been suggested various players of the tro: _telaxed St le : fi ean pee ; changes ner Costume ‘ ‘ y and the National League is & unit o big guarantees. M Marvy ee i a Charles | Browne has been guaranteed H ] we -E ™ the f q livelent of $30.6) 0, and Mile | agen ac er n ) & much greater Sener His Visit H the : unanimous votes IS 1S! ere h percentage, League, can swing PMI Dey? overh to improve.” ship season. siiiiieatilieinien AN SYDLES IS sate an eff HORSE SHOW VICTOR an agreement on eagrep neg but tive conshen he Associated Preae eee _ last Sunday in ie standing offer from ANSAS a ber, thus allowing the world’s urns att 6206 man Sydles, fleet-focted | bay mare series to start on the following she wins as aginst The che its ere j em slo Ww mM men ‘ can Le tions of £ COT beran. 1 t} the world’s finest Turkish ectly blended. Even if we the best cigarettes. 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He explains as follows ior Int rod uced the method: PaPProac ‘h unitve: res ]) used by food Kolfers ; Oply Ti llon y) Then B " €ave the game the up- . tWing, al id fin ally Tra t is ~wuk h\¢ ht the Game from the fair- to the Sreens with a Phasis or, Putting *gen is attributed contri ; sa 8 new the bution of the mental] relaxation found nothing left of mechanics to im- he ado ited the atti- of Playing the game alwave fame Tefardiess of how S Were going And that, M believes. {« nine-tenthe aoe Stock In trade and fa8o0n for his remark- BUccess q Hagen ¢ the Way © Upon, i i aaa an ae the election. Yale Varsity to | Row in Olympics Crew of 1928 Will Be Train- ed at Amsterdam, Com- mitteman Announces. Dreee Nov. Associat ite 1928 varsity cre Amster- (“hat ° Aamociatec MA ASHINGTON, Yale Athletic to traln for the Olympic dam that vear, Gen. Sherrill, American member of ‘International Olympic « tae, told the meeting of the American [Olympic Association. > cided games at ‘omimit crent. if was said. that she , ‘ ‘ elded “‘for economile re: Closing a two-day visit. «Eric Hagenlacher, 18.2 balkli cham-. vj night at Peterson's bil- | -*»°« @4eclared ¥ al eater ran out 250-point final’y he ” last liard 1) match in four Me Andless to afternoon 84, the innings. he pion, inn! nN i- win, he beat Rare Sore Throat Wisdom To relieve Sore Throat you mnst get at the seat of the disease, counteracting the cause. Tonsiline is prepared and sold for that one purpose. A dose of Tonsiline taken upon the first appearance Sore Throat may save long days sickness. Use a little Sore Throat w iom and buy a bottle of Tonsiline oday. You may need it tomorrow. Insist on the bottle with the long necked fellow on it when you get it. TONSILINE a o i! McAndless going seven made a high ening npion run of 193 in the ev match. In the three-cushion exhibitions fol- the 18.2 matches, McAnd- afternoon, 15 to took the event evening Dy the same score cher gave de fter each iowing less won in the is- 12, and Hagenlacher in ‘he Hagenla of fan Vv tion. The pair le! for Alton they were scheduled j to exhibit today. , rionstre Tiens shots a pier T} orn ing i..ws where $ 52 5 Round Trip Tickets good onall trains November 18thand 19th. Returning, leave Colum- bia as late as 12:40 am, November 22nd (Mid- night Sunday ’ullmans—Lower berths $3.75; up- pers $3.00, each way. T insure ac- commodations make your reser- vations for the round trip. 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OY aol } SD. ‘ENING. NOVEMBER 17, 1926. _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMB pisces — _—51.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — MEETING SATURDAY . | 66 4 rendergas dent of the | SPORT NEWS Big Ten’ Expect)"to rina Princeton |r.) ste of 2] TENNIS ST AND HARVARD BACK body, in New Haven to form plans TURN “Ca acity Crowds for bringing together “representa- —— p By the Associated Press. — aprremngegetaval of the two unmiver- By the Associated Pree " eb Des mateur | D ll All Wi CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Nov. 17.—-; ™* dé yr attempted so: — of the SYDNEY, N. s. Ww. ster Near Attention, A ‘ | Signal ios miter, At Final Games Preliminary steps for an undergrad- —= ie aye admitted that with Ohio Anderson, former ; r ivaiey 2. ’ ann ean doubles tennis Lendl 1¥2 hee x wn ts 4 a ee oe ec ee Caer v eee 4 ered dips a - ¥ A , = ae ee eee *% “+ . ++ 4 > fean cr , 5 | tar ; _ eine agtan - attempt Lo ba Wid a eee .. riafr- State already on Prin #.on ; Second Straight | Basket i Teams! Scrimmage All Spring Make om eR Eee went W Pree , ANNE PO RO a tee oo) —— ab Pd ers ; ogy e » ~ ee Me ee oe ee eee Te See er ed te there tbemt Se a ee ee ee AM: CMR , ee — od tn hoc! football season not far off, MMANDER INGRAM toflay to ap record. eaking haperers in U co By Lawrence Perry. volume 4 sap ? = . -“ e LNNAPL . dG. LOY. ; ii r oat ean ote eaten dines Se ” A irk il “ssh ™M : ° ‘ — ge i ate Lue L ye r Satta aa pine Soro hss _nermce ey igfar'ssnaae in bolting Sachin Teme #54 6 Luriar‘one or'ma ero eM SEMSATIONAL VALUE-GIVING! UNMATCHABLE, ALMOST UNBELA at Kirkwood to decide ats “.” ‘, habits Caiversit Heights. 7 : | t eo honors. and Ritenour will strive | football teams is all buak, © eréinnted as the ot tented elevens ! . rr " tra? | ~~ 26 “ ~« > | -~* i . ° - - ‘ . 4 * : co : ive : o ’ ‘tic > > / « L ; C ™ : ‘ ™ xe a af ant ai _ oh , >} TI a ié ; : as . - side @ -* alls > da ; 4 ‘ s —— ee e = i : a ° os ~ . for its first victery, playing Wels- In foot pal! 4, when } , Re . Mieith 125 Tt . 22% @ii ‘ 3 J J ; Lis | . > “ A Turre Set hraasts : ton at spo gam reasterdayr on } wR . likely ind | Evervone who as ous" apr ag pe Lae} =49) } — as from breeding and » i ti] str tin under caqemy, -ciared Ye 1ragay c Ais ins, FY BP Tvs -~ » aie " , . re} ay | 4B IL tsi ssh onsen ; ee f : ne ehit has ——- = — mass 3 : ‘ : . : : , * ha ut inst ' ¥. U. in games I : ‘ : . i dvi - ~ stops sorencss. . ning ¢% : 9 9 * ; mn t s is- 1 s 26 A + 44s ose « e oe ° ’ » the expertness iii re a aii Pp ~ ; 7 ” ; — er ’ ; _ y = tered bt L Div ersicy ity ac wee ast ahs * ‘ . mina Haug ie “a iia Or as well as in thro’ in ; mt ‘? ee ‘ Loon —_ as ‘ . ' . ‘ » se : : ‘ Coach Sam Hall announced thatin- he said, referrin to @& propose x ek R rt 0 ockwork —", : ot t the eleven the cost is smalleonly 35 Ian ' aaa . ts reriain 7 eating Webster. Rabanau,/. il ie _on ould neve: nlionaese erent to : . =e ‘ 33] © ber eneieconvage : are encountered. ometim : ' — New York Team. ‘ateh their ‘tempt ¢ -lim _ an end, and Litz, center, will De work out to anyone atisfaction. | Bcounte: pein , 3 at pt to T 2 ? r ++le ' “" . OD | i? ? ‘gs quite irana and some ~— a team is : ruskY 7} 7 +. mn stancin ‘ re > Ot. > rt tneligible for the Webster Dattie. het re too man} coils in the . ' ; ‘ : ' : | ; ; - ] } of i t O in t b> ; se iv - At Stila otner Limes ‘ . vy > 1S . ] } iv u °K ’ 4 ~~ S ‘ ae rr ’ tia h iro i) >4 OT « ie 4 while Kinum, a tackle, and Brueg- | © eee eee : eae . a at af 2 hether —— ee OE eee Dies sia deal OF EE Sy a ¥ -$? ; a] nm ! ; - As sca . seman, a end, will miss the game rt. in ided that “there ii a sae Chi; mesy traditional reasensi _ in fact, a young team anc & : . it _— | i eis Ctaeten’s herises | 1. 11. cchedulesas now arranged| Meckne’s ear-Round “ago Be: the bem players are from - ye orented POH a THINK! ! ‘VALUES UP TO ) the return of Paul Kiebler, f tween E n teams should t Anyway, two years ago H© Fre- | England. enn let so — Pager foe Rage tei” agg pli. REGULAR es . eae +3 a 4 sea tu wane lease a ‘ery intere ng lin fee inche s tall. n 20 ¥ rs as annual lassic for their wy SIZES ; University City moved up into of the appointment of | pminen from “the sac] and ‘se ‘far —_— oo 2 isoing ademy -_ rome o" mp , and oe reas ew ‘ a wet ‘- masterstroke rr ee ee +a eS eee se se stsee | Per SRews, Vee fw eee So is Connors, the quar evens fighting te keep above ch ~ E | as you men fully realize b d n't i lien eee Mermenay are|° *2tee. to Pass oe ee ee w York University was the ON€ |terback. Runyan comes from Holy~-) cella = nicago looks [01 — ) >» a tremendous saving —put oO au Oke \ ih ac ‘ M ay z lave snd e lal: . Af . r Ne oe % i aloe ) r ‘ La oie a Rie ' ‘rowds ' a - « tied for the third position, as & re- | siesteliapbece ach Who ssw i : ae © High and so eo 4 ge eg gy rd be eee fe : _ means to you? Think! weaken yourself! sult of last week’s games. GUNTHER RE-ELECTED ee eee ee ee ee eth ited ee ee y : classy, good-looking —— oY The outcome of the Normandy- sor | ag etd ip nei cg RE as a een lees 7: te | rp eo “cite *- | — | : : ated, fray is shro owes in HEAD OF QUINCY CLUB; . 1ich he develops Not 2M? veloped a Sristol ‘onn. igh. ishift in play, stressin : ertal } } Overcoats In all regular AKE alaxative reguiarty. When doubt, ag both teams have played NO MANAGER NAMED eleven: may be termed 4&2 yeas Runn comes from Waterbury. ime, and anytAing Gan Oo 2 for men and young men. feeba headache on _— ae rege _— 2 tie ies tiated Press. sae =y-et er SS ESE ) ; their meeting. ; spello zsiness- socr the same brand of football and ple nibs segs ge Robert wie one SaiegeS meen ec | tral? : ; of the best well-known a. aa ae "A pale or seem to be equal in strength. iS . ee ae 3 rttiy he em Into a si ork Un _ — pee ed mle sag » Fey ito | ade ’ makes scooped In by us ipods oe ————— es pprsmomeee — ego cen os agenliagpamengs Gome 1 Apets iat. wean Miles “aaeee | emmeninll ' from the manufacturer Bat not a laxative that in re- eak ~maregy- team. the Wuins Vv DASE il : ; . > ne navi _a rT" 1] r : v: Le r i eid ‘ Oui ni ‘ le id 2 . aa W' . nad : hs * 4 ant a ' .: 7 _ . : s ; ens : : . ’ : : ~" irr na r Sy ; ge ¢ es 7 freer . 5 I b7) t! > i107 11S kK Saturd iy (ro . ‘ - . 5 © every re a cree CK senolated Tie a edules } meetin ~f } new i y-elect ,0aTrc reets ete i? ‘ 2 = i ‘ Yr a , : LOS we shot bales "L A& ; so > a 8 , : im ) ; price we have heard of in ;, you _ That leaves vou weak and last week. f directors iam Bt * fall they pia’ im that & a pera bah Som age gest it | Thursday, choice | exha d. ae _— . eo eis ‘ : ' ‘ a ’ = , 7 ’ 4 ° . orl I+ ‘ tT let weslerrn s lances [ sEiNn ms As : uste The standing of the teams: | ee ee! gage tate Pate reel aeogee h nee LTeLe yeitins spine scascic alee eenlalay : bese ade | Blak ) Take Dr. Tutt’s Pills, the energy-buiid- .wceed VW. 1 offiman, she . las rin raveled through ae > and and ig§2 . , fexative. Comtainm «4 peculiar herb fused a - ‘ation to th boird PEE RATS A ees POS rae ite st da ener| caida ; a 4 the dense forests of the tropics nday night. "dwal Allen — od ett ae ee eo ee ri te | li intreneinia ' Mt... medicinally as capsicum. When ‘ or nea a . *;mnacium wor ww the 1 | Visiting the principais. He s& epee | El ivi —. eon 29 @ embodied wih four famous laxative in- } i | aA : : it Be "y 2% , : . . in a pieasant, ca+y-to-take pil byes | aahae fears 2 nateaneaaneighneemed Sa 3°09). ni ahaa ais ey a eT ee fishes mle al eens GP tae nie egg ons sah: PR Bay == ef t rard humbling Purdu nd —— Francis and Guy Bonaugurio ass footba! system i? I WETSILY {ic - sete ~ eae? e "eae 4 Pest nates eter masts |, HOCKEY RESULTS, "cra tvhererasnronne v= Steals Sn, Come foreeciog the ret ofa cimpvois:s | CRAY Peg Be x cas PILLS for six monthe by the Argenti: P : nadian: mayer it weet are OF Tres with the schoilas' id ¢ the ir Bh anes HE sl i > - the Buildi , ration for alleged fai!- | New York Rangers ontreal 0 ho'dine the to - while Ra aS ' Ce ‘ : yeaa mete sigs ; . nergy-Ouiam Laxative hegre chee with ont cts to| New York Americans 1, Pittsburg to catch it. Th p OF ROONO Ce : 4 ree gt taneously with the | The largest, best selection, and the biggest values ‘Values 7 te : annear ‘in roantecte of Meal ciub ‘ff gs Bie oe nine + é see Wwac ¢ nit cates mas mmm aS a ryt aos m nee teams Rockne enter we ever offered. More than 31 different patterns upt rareous ) — see vse wiltiew wed |) rake before to choose from. 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' : “rele LOUIS POST- » af ff ad = “Af ‘ oOo? Joserh ANDERSON AUSTRAL ye __ADVERTISE DISPATCH . === WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17,1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ _ PAGE 31 of the | f MENT _ — — ~ + — Sn ee — pverning | TENNIS, STAR, Up 2 t Relief ¢ we ("0 “APPEAL SAGE TAX CLAIM decided not to give him back theja faith which a good player is 6 Silver Weddings in siesta: ADVERTISEMENT lat TURN | | lead by playing clubs. | Careful never to dis voint. © With COLOGNE, Noy. 17.—A widow] ~— ia pm plans kin U.S. ‘Treasury Seeks to cottect|| Auction Bri ge | nove ie $1.541.9 2 oe t uc LO Of the other two suits, spades| this teamwork between partners, living at a small village near Co-| a ancy ries. — = FAST orc bee -e Estate. | seemed to offer the best chance to; #Dd the practice that comes witb logne had six children. Within the| ‘‘T paid an international authority ie of the x! 8 a. ; DT is Re : Use Zemo, the Clean, | request of ea ui ee As layed Y |, defeat Declarer’s game. Her part-/| CONtinued playing, Mrs. Pimm says last four years she participated in) A ara of the stomach $1,500, | =SEDNET, X.: 8. Ww. » Noy, 1a. fg Ds = Pm ss Healing Liquid partment of rae os aie sedge | ner had advertised weakness in| 't iS possible for any bridge player the silver wedding festivities of | and he didn ‘t do me five eents’ ith Ohio Anderson, former singles ‘ SS ae ae as Bee se: / Continue its fincerge a sage 6 = % Ex erts | hearts by discarding two small | to place the cards hidden in the! four of them, and the other day anil of good. I have been to vari- am’s foot- doubles tennis ‘champion Bio 5 Ge Meas BS: eS There is one safe dependable treat. | $1,541 913 t e a ogltect | p _spots. He still held four spades. closed hands, after a certain stage the remaining two also celebrated | ous Spas in Europe, as well as this De alla, and several times “ - eG ipa Se ee ¢@ ment for itching torture, that! the late gy wens spores: a 7 She herself held three to the A, K | (=the game. their silver weddings. country and have spent fully $30.000) ; ; ; aa ‘* rine 7. P i 2 . j sse a | 7 : a oa) ’ ¢ Australia’s Davis ou ae ee som 5 ; - tage in vie + s the skin. After | American Deiat hha he seg oo o | GAME FIV E. and Dummy had four. This left two ADVE Dv EKTISEMEN1 fruitless} ¥ in search of a eure for P mi % ; @ tne Tirst application of Zemo, 7 years ago. ““l@N the radio bridge game for the Declarer, which would fall | . my stomach trouble. Naturally I lost broadcast last night fromjon her A, K. Her partner must) eh pti wren © “OSES tgaela ia 2s i wet Are vp to turn professional, And faith in any remedy for my case. 'join the “pro” ranks » erton & eg ee ang that Pimples, Blackhead The cou | : : ; ~ aes $ S10 hes, yy rt h f imm of lontrea "| summy Ss. _ Be Serio oP Zemo banishes m ost skin irrita- educational institutions was | Pimn that I tried it and am now entirely rid of os It ‘e > markable card- tions, makes the skin soft, clear and | ee Sm taxation under the | owe ee bi ‘+h seems nothe-/| Mrs. Pimm therefore led her king, nme oe that eM me ae oo . i . - "La > s — & ” . re ‘ r ’ re healthy. Easy to apply at anv time, ace law. The Treasury con- | ie Noy “es ll sulous to the | and ace of spades, catching Mr. S an : | fue frees the intestinal tract and allays t all drugwvists—60e an, tends, however, ng snort oO se | Work’s 10 an ue \ e ck | ithe inflammation which causes practically At irug@mists Ue and $1.00. that the income € | and queen. Mr. Lori K | | co? nilommne ey ee eee in ‘ever, the process Ol | i | from the estate is not exempt pend-|ovice. However , played first his 6 and then the 3, as | including appendicitie. One dose will con- ing its administration and asked | refunded. Wolff-Wileon reasoning by which the expert de- la “come-on” . cee T b k 2 . V ll f vince or money e- signal for his partner o break Up a cold overnivht time with a swallow of water— | vin o that an appeal be taken to the IDoeng Stores. Walgreen Drug Co. and drus- 'termines just which cards are in|, wage FOR SKIN IRRITAT! Circuit Court of Appeals. The re ae a ‘o continue the sult. She did 80, oe t) eut short an attack of |that’s all. No salts, 00 aause@| sists everrwhere. | AkCUIL tL ¢ Appeais. } Te- ee ‘ , - - ; ONS Feo easy to understand, once It has | took the trick with his jack, and ¢rippe, influenza, sore throat or } A oe we 1 *ou-/aies 4 ma of » ~ ar sats eee alike sai ndlianes tie Deine nebo eae toe ins aed ah ee + ‘ . , pamieinaihe ¥ ¥ a ee SR ee ee en ee one ~ h of the closed hands is logical wit} . ' ' with her 9 of spades. Mr. Lorick slightes t quest was granted by the Justice nor the g t erference | | Department. with your eating, work or pleas been explained. We believe this seca year's series of radio bridge games followed with his good 8 spot. On onsjlitis physicians and drug ure Next morning your cold | P Oren ee 7 me a piehitbiigss Lwratigi taped eg) will do a great deal toward raising | arid aes beat soe ce discard-' vists are now recommending |p. vanished your system is| - he gener: v f bridge playing, bh _ xjoceey ‘, ca | ee re oe *' | Mr. Lorick then played the 6 of Calotabs, the purified and re thoroughly purified and you. o dis, incl | > Li a eet ADVERTISEMENT | s threat and find it Sito O | both in this and other respects. . . ; oe Tore fe five ever known,” says ff KEEP LOOKING YOUNG ; onmeta wien wali Pimm clubs; Dummy the 10; Mrs. Pimm. ‘ined calomel compound tablet | are feeling fine with a hearty | | n last nig game, .urs. the jack; Mr. Work the ace. that gives you the effects of appetite for breakfast Eat oO S, ou rine | oe Se carmer’s wife. | at the vt! played with Mr. H. A. Lorick of bs’ eas ILE, ALMOST UNBELIEVABLE Sta f. pias * Mr. Work led the 4 of diamonds; ’ .alomel and salts combined | what you please-—no danger. Te Seve t ould have this concentrated | oT , : Atlanta, Ga., against Mr. Work and Mr. Loriek de a deel, | a re ainst th e secret of keeping young is to; ,, ea ik Lott . Loric iscar i : ; | ee saieguard against the : Do not let a cold fee] young—to do this you must. Mr. Whitehead. The hands were hearts: Dummy won with the without the unpleasant effects Get a family package, con- 7 | | : . taining full directions only 3.) | ~ 5 that sore throat can breed. The ” pos . ! oe " , ee est of Turpo when throats are linger. There's a new, | watch your liver and bowels—there’s| as follows: saciid oles 6 of diamonds; Mrs. Pimm played f either 4 | Mr. Lorick, in the “Sout seat, | the 3 of clubs. One or two tablets at hed :cents At any drug store | (lo - as dealer: Spades, J, 8, 6, 3; Hearts, | Dummy led the king of hearts: 7? a- - ~af rms from breedin nd ff ; nd sore keeps ger™ ao | ° no neec of having a sallow complex , ) stops sorene ss. Ni thit ia ever has casy way to treat if. > : med on turpentine, menthol and cam. ion- -dark rings under your eyes— 7 I 8, 7, 5, 3; Diamonds, 5; Clubs, Q. | Mrs Pimm played the 6; Mr. Work x2 for this broybie —and these are th e | pimples—--a bilious look in your face| %+ 4 % ¥: : = a | y of Turns wo ‘a a geod a Buy ARZEN of vine —dull eves with no sparkle. Your! : ie | the jack, and Mr. Lorick the 8. 7 @enza “4 i- _ gis. A harmless, efficient |} doctor will tell you ninety per cent; Mr, Whitehead, a ~s Speer | wigeee mast ¢ phn othe ap thane = | ~ of all sickness comes from inactive/7, 5, 4, 2; Hearts, K, 10, 9; Dia-| Mrs. Pimm played her queen; Mr. a lesa a ia liquid. Deadly to cold bowels and liver. imonds, J, 9, 6, 2; Clubs, 10, 4. | Work won with his ace. His last} 4 oe Dr. Edwards, well-known ;hysi-| Mrs. Pimm, ‘‘North": Spades, A, | diamond, of‘course, was good for Te : | Preventive 4 cian in Ohio, perfected a vegetable! K, 9: Hearts, Q, 6; Diamonds, Q,/the last trick, giving him only two : 3 Quick, Sure, Safe Relief compound mixed with olive oi] as a!10, 8: Clubs, J, 9, 8, 3, 2. i tricks in no-trump where he would | , * fh oe, ‘oo Cp : A few drops in each nos substitute for calome] to act on the | Mr. Work. “East: Spades, Q, 10: tril Relief at once. Head liver and bowels, which he gave to. Blea 4 J 4 y Diamonds, A | player less astute than Mrs. Pimm. ‘ la ati ugh UP TO r r_____\ or chest cold soon his patients for years. | 7 4 3: Clubs, ;) oe Mrs. Pimm’s ability to place —s ei broken up te i & Dr Edwarde Olive Tubleta are gentie | Sie ,, | cards, of course, depended on her | mh Up. > igi in their acteon vet alwave effective. They The first three bidders properly faith that her partner knew and Medicine Dreger ~ @) base te Lwery Pockage ee, Dring about that natural bueyaney which : a 4 , lak nlf | . masterst ke Puro i f ; all ahould enjoy hy tonine up the liver and | PaSse d. M) . VW ork, yee S ne i? , practiced the conventions: bande RES vs Pat OFF ' ‘learing the evetem of impuritice ‘had a strong holdin whic ati. S ; Can you men fully realize ; rit 3 Dr Edwards Olive Tabiete are known | 229 8 cae s } f ified either a diamond or a Nno- ! & 9 as ‘ ania ‘ —_ bv their slive an Pac BO nd RO]e ina tremendous saving f but don c ' : : ene _ /trump bid. Had he bid a diamond, ) . means to you? Think! 2 weaken yourself! ADVERTISEMENT | it would have been for the purpose : cy ts classy, good-looking all , oe OS | of feeling out the strength in the | : r L ‘ . t. which probably would = | Overcoats In all regular gj; WAKE alaxative regulariy. When | spade suit. ie hi ee at of | | | for men and yOung Men. Giieon fecla headache coming on. 0 0 T er omaci corto — . | 7 - foblets ‘of bidding. $ VA | ' ad we be yh uj + . , . : wy roel "e oy : i yaaa Rite dete: ries we jie, : : ve ag 7 ' Ly " Be Gerd, F Pu 7 Wome emer ae igre ett = nae . J - . a.ed . , P ‘ ~ + : nl 4 . au | ean ° bt " r, oy, ‘ . aaa ee ee Mee al . ~ F we EP NS (Pal OW shes Fa a aod es Foe ay BNL seer voy Mares satay mee - - Pere mew Goel wee! Eas , y oy" ~ eee ee . : ‘ ipl ¥ ” a5 $6 ees WR, peters . ‘ ao ow ~ ae a - . a “ » ee, o> jan ie v. “fr aw . " 5 2 - — - a . _—e earrnewes Maree _— eo prmenge an: muamnieneds — — ’ » es mt Pom . wr A, - ‘ , re - ; raed ie ie Lee tovah wins commen ~ “ nom ~ — ~ . -~ Pre ’ . “ Peumae + ' " m ~ pichaieieaaightcets ahee ie be . . . . ' “we oe etme hte Ponerinae» oh apron Roe ee! Le eee oan ww . 7 " aes — Og Aes ay Ben. Sane . , ee Noam ba “| een re We oy: at . “ad nue H llof dizziness. A sour hewn best well one reli | Seoth and stomach. A pale or | Mr. Work explained that a fourth | 7 scocped in by us di pled complexion. hand diamond bid after three ' SF AC | | 5 : from the manufacturer at ¢ Bat not a laxative that in re- a asses tells the partner that the , of a The Safe ond Proven most ridiculous give «~ a for internal cleanliness robs ade Sin a eos atvena Mii ie is weak in some one suit and /° Thursday, choice Shansed. Sts., Johnson Bros. Drug Co., Walgreen Drug Co. Make This Offer ‘The partner is exp: aa to take the | Pe ead Original la bidder out, either in no-trump ora ¢« - Gri Proven Safe for more than price we have heard of In ye f mu of every vestige of en- Wolff-Wilson Drug Stores, 700 > Widiinaten Av., and Grand & Olive |) os. nesitates id no-trumip. Take Dr. Tutt’s Pilis, the energy-build- z | te aes torents a aescs Money Back If One Bottle of Dare’ - Mentha Peps'n Doesn't Do You | suit, preferably a major, uniess he ’ ihe ee nown medicinally as capsicum. When More Good Than Anything You Ever Led. ‘hee a very weak hand or thinks |. er on | Sf ¢ a Quarter of a oe a fens four famous laxative in- sulin - ol — : a suit offers the best fae | jents in a pleasant, casy-to-take pill You e3 an be 80 Gistronse d with gas) Oh! W hat blessed relief; but — | a Sey ibe me. A suit response as Lit te “ae , | chance for ga wedicvresy & 4 The bor bears this signatere That leaves you weak and trebuilds the nerve energy that the or game. ere Meets | wh nena ng at 5) nee ach aay gee oyna auc Neate Sal Say “BAYER ASPIRIN’ — Gonuine , stronger ond bri hter dua , , Thy ste De » ’ think your bona’ is going to stop er? Why have chronic indigestion es in ene at suit, 1“ bidding no- Ye vourself. Buy a box of Dr. , 4 Ca ting. t 1] it m I b b Di ¥ iU 1 e Ra CT T S S ] 0 6. Wore ¢ “a a wonder? sedicine vor ean ruyy p if the sul he i wy I artn 4 h " F Pilis. Only 25c at any drug 9. : : Your gy eh id be SO mete overcome indigestion or dyspepsia. ca- hme appens to be ati original bidder's tnat vour rea Hing 1s sbnor an: tarrh of stomach or any- abm rma condi: | ; hid hi 4in- rk ; : in } Pe | We k suit, oO! of re ridding iS Cd | a Tutt S tiam that ookee the atoms tn cemeteus so-4.e™ The cop might just as well leave his getting ‘the genuine Bayer Aspirin prescribed by physi- ag 1889 — Gaspy- bellion, ari q one bottle will prov . ' monds Do class these Fy You think perhaps you are suffo-] Over 6000 bottles sold in one’ small | ayia : | _| clothes at home as forget to keep ao ; : — ; rae wits she pA nde 3 PI S cating , , ,ew Jersey town last year—and oy ps However, Mr. Work, ¢€1f cted 7. | box of Smith Brothers Cough Sense Clans and pro\ ed Safe by millions OV = Ae years for coats man ~ F LL a ' , druggists the country over concede th: 4 ha as _ is spade : : offering, bat athe E 7 PP . “ ’ , t the most stubborn chronic cases are, holding was Q, 10, therefore mere- er they’re a . one nergy-Building Laxative relief—what’s to be done? mmieniia Gaumeibiaies © fo ee cy necessity Have Smith | =”. . > 2 : promptiy» mquered. Ask for Dare'e Inr gf jack and two small spades in | Brothers ready and avoid colds, e | Colds Headache Néeuritis Lumbago Values up 4 Just one tablespoonful of Dare 46 Mentha P epsin, a ee at to be oe ee . : } \, 1 ] 7 I | ¥ on- throats and h | nt aj inu 0 tomach elixir that Wolff-Wilson is partner's hand would nave c oarsen : ] 1 4 i i Mentha and in ten minutes] vuilding his partner's h ces | Pain Neuralgia loothache Rheumatism 3] YEARS IN ST. LOUIS P epein shiir ! } , d ¢ Drug St W ashingto! AV. an Moreover, both VERTISEMENT $30 | the gas disappea rs, the pressing OD] Grand “or Olive Sts.. Johnson Bros. Drug Stituted a stopper. - 7 > + f > a / ° ¢ ¢ C36)... Ww algreen Drug Co. and regular 2" none its had assed, It seemed . the heart ¢eases and you can breathe aT suas te Amarias aeee (eres Ons | | Either S-Bs or core tr : mere was eco HEAR — e — | deor and naturally. antee. to Mr. Work that there was no | —_ chance of the spade sult MENTHOL | fl D ES N T AFFECT THE E i. of rour own 6 y yes. aa --——- _gerjous aa back if not se 1] W 4 Workers heing run against him. DON'T MISS THIS SALE Post Dupatc' eae ALL LADIES’ HATS C Fogo ye one Raney ge a 4) P . , SWEATER vs eT i i a Lem two heart, two club, and two dila- | = ) — Se De ee mond tricks. For game, he neede1 | Hl Ely, 6336 North Broadway, Bt. BE ee eo three more He saw the possibil m | Louis, tn a recent interview with : : ‘ wee Li > Lore. © Bay Lf) PUSS bviae ss } sabe SFRD bas Tee siete , ‘i iar ~ the special representative at Wal- ee a a. Eee ee lity of two more heart tricks if he | Em green's Drug Store. ny 1 a Sey Ce. oR es % could guess the location of the — — ’ : cided to play his high diamonds. |hoping for this division. . git He put Dummy’s 4 of clubs on - be ‘the first trick; Mrs. Pimm played - the 8 spot (the lowest of the four | icards she and Dummy held in se- quence). ir. Work took the trick | with the king. ALL STEEL He then led the ace of diamonds. ‘(hoping the diamonds would break Sat he 1: vonad one aS WALNUT FINISH played the 5; Dummy the 2; Mrs. 4mm the 8 spot Mr. Work con ‘tinued with the king; Mr. Lorick | EDWIN J. ELY | discarded the 3 of hearts, the low- , Mr. Ely, employed by the Fisher }est card of his weakest suit; Dum- i |Body Company for several years. jmy played the 9 of diamonds, in told the representative a few days ' *k Declarer in the = . Pi, | ago that his medicine (Herb Ex- a) De > NOOO ern nn tata thins edn emanate aetna aie tee tenon tea fd yy... « RAISE Re er" Onn inSeeror co — ee a Si ee Arsages omy let a Se Mane: Peli = CIR i 8 Ni ANE ee AGN DN: rt 0 AK CORAM ADL LE, BE! AS BTR AN ia 8 - ve ee. Cos > ~ “ mn i ee hee ee sr eatyn a ‘order not to block ¢ ‘led Herb J it; and Mrs. Pimm the 10. Pee ee Seen ee ~ ng ™ sh pos a Sinaia’ “cm ecalle . [ had done more tn relieving him of | Mr. or pew ne ne los ‘his ailinents and building up his .a trick to Mrs. Pimm's dlamond ‘health than anything else he had ‘queen; but he hoped that Mrs. ever taken. Continuing with his Pimm would return clubs to her | reir tagy rg Seon fn Py BH Braga be 4 pipe : ; think it was possibile to get the i f N . W . } ] e A - : jerweteganed ir meh — i win th | Nats 1. OO CASH Quick relief and beneficial resuits ,club and then have two good dia- }- which I have derived from your monds. Mr. Lorick’'s discard of the | i+ | medicine in such a_i seurprisingiv heart led Mr. Work to think the; | 3 : short time. It worked so we!! in ;queen was in Mrs. Pimm’s hand. aa ee creas the ‘very mast tne ’ ‘ . ¢ ,nnr ¢t > a ? : . — ei sure it was the very th in ad n this case +s 8 he art isnersse fr orm ot | ' . : . . I nad been seeking all these years, and my further use of it proved travel-connoisseurs— Dummy through her hand would | I was correct in so believing. My Service that pleases particular trav elers particularly pleases all he successfu] and Mr. Work would tf “ay travelers. Three super-quality enone trains— finer and faster mi 6j co game. | ) | Southern Pacific Building a in Constructzion _— iman. direct from the Herb Juica 7 Chemical Building nd O : 312-4 N. Sixth Screet holding therefore must have been Corner Sth and Olive Sta St. Louis, Mo. aa ; fom diamond, four hearts four 7 \\ | Laboratories, who has establish of Phone Maia 2900 Phones Gartield 7745-4 — own! - des and four Clube : - . O + | headquarters ar Walgreen’ _ aru : : ES oan : : | store. 614 Washington arenur 3) learn more of this great medicire LP ” Boro cogeataliency ABP 1 Bier ev Steel Link Spring With Cre tonne Cove red ‘that has relieved thousands of neo. niaced Mr. Work with fust one | pie — here in St. Louis. This © was Gever edo bal d d great Herbal Extract remedy. more. he was clever enough te 1007 Cotton Pad Included lealled Herb Juice, now melting of infer that !t must he the ace. or | the rate of more thas a gfilicn elae Mr. Work would not have led i bottles yearly. cut hie diamonds #0 boldly. Bh: i PETER RS See Sra tay POP Oyo ent a & ” eee ee Or ern ae PES ene: ve , 7. ME OS OLAS em, Bon Favorite of ace - SEZ gy RMSE “ Se Ses ie Seed ee eee | ae vate pation ne “a «<x “a ~ Bee REDO 26 eas ee ale . o*e —- Sa perm RE ee or REY eee on AFR OR + es Pures «inl ’ oe & Ae sac ae a a ee - wneredarss — . ih ~ a” . -

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wy 1 MORE Situation Ads than the THREE other St. Louis Newspapers COMBINED. | | TU NS—WOMEN, GIRLS HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS OST AND FOUND MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES : , Site Pa , _ a o = STENOG , exceptionally MM EN ¥ YANTED — | SALESMAN ‘ust § . $2 poe LOU During I a. _ POST-DISPATCH printed 2,14 POST-DISPATCH. UNDERTAKERS SCRE Sanecine cranial “= - ie z Los “KWORK— ul = 4% Le r} 7. “ 42th SO0K- nan? Wi - HARRIGA A} & § SHE AA AHAN . c , - job_done. — PAT New ke ithor EMPLOY MEN I a # ak eee aes Many a man is tredding along on quainted th tr G— : white red. with collar (MINCRETE cut ut and wrecked 9 _~ 3 ' ‘ee Lost ; it U r- i os ST EN« SS RAPHE ~ oi : salary as fa lahorer ‘ Te : come wel] and ‘i a ow oo . >. “ a a , 5 wr * 5 Ce. 5 4 . 4 n , - : and chain e looks like buntin 0. _A 2 Ling. Graner Constructor 3 \ ‘| F- | ) var tage dictati as : —-. then be could earm hig = ; Ly tor 0 V A N 4 ¢ penman; plea sir 1 personality. ve man If yor e nex ppearn aa can first-class SFR ree \ CT er eae "4 ve * a ‘? f.r—8 ” + ps ia as gl Saas il Dall BN se pads Ye Sa Ses 29 EA eS ohn 1415 Wash ashington perl J : # . of ’ our en : be : Oi] r-in- ; , ‘ . a, ‘ ‘ . | la a 3c! tr \ . tiet) ; eS 7 — ‘ : — le: ‘? " i _ ; ry E REPAIR INtire—Cleaning - : a . | . a y ihe uneres iro Schum *.. ead ; ard. ipton. | imepection; lowest prices: immedi —é ore TYPisT — 5it.: med sa eee 2 e@ fastest-sellin Oo salary, D E A Zz H S Nov 5 at 2 “m. to St. ‘ | Ease _* rerenie ot “a : = eae — : ¥ "7 ge yh at taking mort ; staple ft t! a 7 ~ . F; good | eh. ; a7 Furnitu re a i a . ? ve (ESS — Lost “own Lik: ys | ——— ] rest on i UeSCcAYT. ’ } ~?) 7, ‘ - ; ee ae ; , ; ; , - a 3 : ; : , ; ori * : : . ‘ hot e! 2. club ag Teg to Carolin Minn., on Sund cee he oe ~ Sax “S2k> tam nen: be am r Lindell 428: of Indell 0658 W. aS = —_$—-— rei teaay of-edieeee : — fF. P purnish o*% , ~" ry TESS ’ ‘ Pe . ‘ : : c . d : ‘ ’ : a . —— # : a = . ; th ren ae... Annee AD 5 al stm ella ; a . : & ’ : . ? ts eS. : cst : enh : — _— Roache ‘he 27 . : ; the 4 >4 b: > r. hye ; ti 4 : ‘ . . e ite — sh : > . 4 r »ii “sr «4 -* *) imme $ * Tit. orc & f cy Lc *?t i “4 ; : at. aon 7 . ; . #3) ne. is . } y ¢ Uses Miiten Boeci | & tewart, M Anna Strasser, rs. OR 2 a —— oa » Jub m Lindeil 294 ; ten ref 51d >) | Sal men sé d e ©) . : sntiiae ceniel °. ay ie : Rasy Terms. gg bay ; - ‘ ; ; i te eS aie pe Sy hderiie-taa ARP compen pear eomE Eiht ring Mr ee 4 Oey Mella) BR, mea A earpent« ale ig22a 3 G22 ai : a sieady ee | worke! ‘tral 5331. Langston. houses —_,. ~~ PRINTING AND ADDRESSING CHAlrFEU: t., experienced coiored; WOMAN Si wee : “en b housework. | pate! , | | | . SRTWTTS == = cHess | feference, Cail Jittferson 6860. laurd ) "week, Ji&fferson 8973. ae —— | motherin-iaw. €ram: eel te ia ea en sen en tee | | SERIO ‘E PRINTING ( 10. | SAAS Peidtierson “a “ae ner Friday. GRand 8393. | | | ree 0 | Heatin ‘ ee ee eae age mgs ax S168W. SAYA NS 35 Clark ar artes 0ns0. | lGaaatarn focus alleed: cit rar | WOMAN Un aimed wee bell” dane ae eg — — ED | emees oa 7 ig i A gmember 32 Benton : ek soces issne, JBfers.n 0702. | “wre work: reference. Cail LOvust 95911 | neat (spsearsnce. ” Appiy Thar awa! Jf Stoves COOKE—Fx: ered into rest nGay. ~ » al Aegan ‘ mtg o- iat “Maw or tec Slared . , yw aA’ iL. as cook oO ) ¥. 1S, AvsG. as te ie ori _ tne | Lucal ~ yg : P ailed , BS 4 ao. il sa ae : years expe : excellent erer Lindsli 2656 oem re al _ | PLOMBER—Must be good on lead work . : . “ ‘ ters ‘ - 5 Tr _ FS eebalieen —— 3g “61. ‘ , y . , : “ — . -_ . . Beate eta : : v Re ; Ma ana Ra izes Cooke ; MoNOs , _ ; Orrrl 4 sa 3] 4 ~ Wiis | Co Gear muine! i ™ HW ARTZ— Jn Monodar ; ba) i if ~ r ; STF Bow ("3 .] 3 a —— nes ‘tee * : : ait 8:45 ] jeodore ch riz ae :, —eer % ae yaa” BEY _ ee ale tee = i . . ; - : . ms: ene vt . ” = —— a _ - ret : 2. m iz “= p ° > " ‘ ' . ; 4 ’ eT : re +> « ‘ , . ° 9 P . ; >.* thd > abunwine - ‘ ‘ : ,i . , lers « : .* M Perry T3 Easy Terms 27 Al Heaters TNION'’S : ’ ; ww arte og _—_— : ree te 2 we Me, ae ! in enced sal ‘ N. isa ht. POM IR aE toe MC ley Citi: “~ Len saneey. Citas 4 .AN— Entered into rest on Weune 3- N. 7, 1926 2 . green , , PRA MOOT ib Mri ay lye RAMAN 6 A id, : - DOMS— Lost, _ maie , genera. office work SR STP a tees. to a ore , sf 3 wT. mov. 7 4 C4 * —s : . * » alts eat ’ 2: —esarenige: Aggy — = woe a “+ oRE ; te -. At. -acGive propomitior : mee. — : . = , 7 aan on ‘ oa ar. Stone le eee ° rio. Seer «a4 aE ae a pHs Se » hae aa Al OPPORTUNITY HALLORAN —- Entered rest on Sundar,|_ Funeral from fan resid erp if : r_prefe indel] lyTds j Si ay_szchange._____{c3) } “Ain $19 $100 Weekly Selling ntial | | Nor. 14. 19 ® a. m., Ri cas aver n Friday, Nov. 19 at 7 3 : | rant . work, | BUSHSLMAN—Steads - moot»; | Personal Amas Greeting Cards . spr x ES—To ascii hosiery. big pay. Call ; bel ~~ BUSINESS CARDS, DANCING "vee worker. DElmar @530.'| Apeiy 4-04 Gtescis, ——— as | Pell or sease 2 _ ong ano g a S15 S$. Broadway Soe LO aa cas PROFESSIONAL | molt 22698 a - a = at ae ae | = Hiss bos _AGENTS WANTED__MEN | Sever th n lnierment " ‘ > . pad i iBta s. ‘ + » s » qe . = 3 f : ia : an v vr wnt. ita ane BRICKLAY’G &£ TUCKPOINT’G a ii ane ps ipieedo » oa FB Fae . “ox ee SM TOR te Denntis oe te jane (atin ie 33 $026 _ De: ii. MTS D ’ ome LE TOR Maa ewerm "i __ PARTNERS WANTED (5933 [S555 EiMMMMBee boo! nnectoy ave — : | ' oc n 7 22 - Pal 4 = ; pith, re , Ww ole yt St iad an muske fh » , cca r~s, rs wad : : , , . "i : = ; woaS sv : : : : ' s ‘ ‘ [ » " : r . Z 2 . & -- . ‘ r ! c . . . ° . ° to - — “ : . a4 ’ ; a — . , . = - . Z ’ ~ m v ‘ As ° 4 2 " ren . ; : +t - - * aie . -_ = ~ 2 —o- . wk ade ; . S Pht Tein Tikses. gundries es at ingore AM Hy Dares ee te ae pa et redax New. | thine in building kine ua : ane BETES em gene : ha wo % Seo ane __SALESMEN WANTED __ ‘Ss & Wen. ber eel Oo! "Funeral from the h . 2114 North ; - 1-30 . Chure? 4443 Mc: REFINE MEN 7 —— 3 - » e Lhd ROIS 2 Clth ne ip Nt Loe ow fgitherin-law. f > at the age of &2 years. 6 months. rs. Thursday A 1: + Pr. from | the ct cha ~ rw) renue — ; urch. Blackjack. Mo one . $353 McCAFEREY PERSONAL Te Pte oe i a pre r Art Need Work de-' “ . . ‘ : — ans ta . ‘ee a > ? ie Sa Reet | 4 . ve Auta s ? jas i] ad x od * ares to might gi L ie i. :; Wiwst ve the roughly — = - ~ - rs w _ — ; . a ba ~ y « - ~ ’ . = > J ( ™ 2: .* . . e : ; - . ‘ . a a. Vs soliday : a he o ; 4 a"yv 4 4 an. a , : i ae | " ¥ : Meme AM _E. Sage. ae ES eee Ghee Someries: ear HOCSEMAiD—Gaod: | mperien Apply B. NU- | SRO. DRY GOODS ADOPTION — Ree DRAFTING & ENGINEERING oe EE SS GIRL —8it.: colored, ook end geuetal “1. cme wel recommended, OR SALE—WTD: pe - — AN ee ee eee. a eee ’ ‘ ae See nT tae ome a te aS Ol bs bye aS 8 family residence. 433 . on } riday Nor. 12 at & . hn avin : t. Croman’s Church. Interme > -@°o7. Be bc I + w cigs ; Rib Tus Day ere Z a! 20 tee , ' a. — = pene ic es a vary Cemeterr. 4 ee . : a —— ? x 7 aie . 8. : . . — z% 3 : a . 3 : ie +}, hy ia . si oils i rm . . —_ — MAGER— n Monday, Nor ; as : caviar — Aa pligir Lchie—Sit. - j leaning ¢ th F “ sui ml! Ww E | D E R =— . = rea LR : eer a =! 5 a ; : M ; ‘ steers eetn aie etnentnemeeneninnaneesteeevesscnneeasina there; ne , aT) , eS . | SEraie a ; ce — ri ell i} dd ee for sa lL ESWEN a —— 2 906 Pine : a MEEKER —Eniered inte rest onda: , ~ Tim — _ & orEites. _.— nog ; : en.mg v Per: n = J — want two crew cianagers wiih cars .oeny Oe: 1826. at 8:45 p. m.. A: 2 OE a ieennineimamieial RORCEH ER DT. , 772 . eTeon & 7 e : hi cy & per : : rf without crews. Appi) Thursda) oe ’ rp- rec large . =~ — — var abe an | je 2183. b or tern . Su CRT }; maid wee ae | so” aaa ae ee er ae ng. G22 Chemical Bicg es 2 ; at i 2ES1 Olive ee ho AUTOMOBILE AND Th} a> i pom ' a" MT ’ : yee es meee — a . ~ 7s “Tri... —- 2 . a es dae sa “8™ omen ; O — — oe 4 € +8! eS: eectre metor ___ MOTOR BUS TRAVEL rem 3140. | . : ane. Our veare of eupebinuee | 20s ne Tag Bo : dere for Mrs. Fubrs cid Sa “ ELLER ‘ * bors co center, $2 ~~ Arthar J Deanal rs ~ a oe R MOacH TRAVE | 3 . . ~ ' —o ‘ : mx : ; mn ‘ . : : At : Tard, = | ety ~ sae : ' ie oR ' ' r ' ~ . —— — g. Nov. +4 —_ ie ~ n a ¢ ; WE). ‘ ne, : ; =} 3 — : & Son ae Pigs eS Re - tte ; eo A oy —i5-4.. at 2 : ' ak he _*« - a 5 c XA ——— Ch reoh =t ' . ‘3 . . . wi % riiaged . 4 Bt ound aA tas : . - 4 - : . - . “ hii |? ae = arose wa. are. “i271 el ~~ =m jr deg ed hile AOE IRIN 8 Rr PONE Ge TROLS obey pect NBeks re gRe RIC pbb ab otis SSK ea ap NENA IE ramen ne n> i AAS -%. er 2 pee yeaty a — ISS RI. LOC: —e => a” " ‘ : : a : wal ‘ . Pe “we . . . “ r ‘ ; s " be ot . . " \ " . > ee _ - —_ - -etence , b ; nt . tin : SILLIE | Lx Milam —- Ss — —— ‘ , , , ? . Pe : . a - a : . '¥ san " » eye — “4 =. “ . a a? _— imwtay Friday: oho : | yo ge a 2 ine 4 : ~ { pening | new iz B..- ‘= axivas * ‘ ae Se ee ee , > y »~ 4 ~ - ee inet Laake aa Jemma ' Indeti_ 34238 : S20 Noth a “tary 0 oe = f silk dre c os pS Rsk awver: : f — —pieematenenaeee emetine ~ : special li ne o sul om Wevy es Rit : 4 aaa [ \ Le ¢ : aed ' a. M ATD—$!: 2 rwk ¢3 o Rme ° 33 ? sts , . , : ase 7" ; x a i &. Brom pai for 2 it family Te 5 Grav : | > oom comminsio openin 2s * 7 A pecan le7OM. 1316 Midland. sean S = 3 ‘ore siemens a , | MEN—Youns and deamed. to run on ‘a q west mr ine inciades 4 dis operato -- ——— Rag pees you! 3 t t6 a @ an Oe : ‘ou he ve the arubitic ' , - : Pe Mo 2 OF epecta: wor! , iit x. “a crease PLUMBERS *> . ™ ~a9t 63} : . = "limo ; Sell , ode R. o $16. be = vers a ow ments. Pir . Pr wer, ~< | Pos ING CLERK—Age 38: experience: —_ : a tt edamame. «oe Steac r wor a. + ad , ’ ~~ me C “= | high scheel training: Operates troeeriter = me: r bmetiqg~- good p oA i | aes. z Ww ery DRY we ‘ ‘244M. 5316 = ox: at Writing aad gus im EAs o°47 - —, - | , ons. "# F , 32 eat % , é Es ; + "4 tae tatler Hotel. & ts “Mae 16 sth and Loeust, 24

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WEDNESDAY. | 7 1926. WEDNESDA _- SOVEMBER I em | aa-70O SELL any USED or DISCARDED Article AT ITS PROPER VALUE advertise in these columns." SOY case im “Fars FOR eee S \ TS ——- ———e RI r $411A—4 roome. POST PISP \ TCH. APARTMENTS FOR SS —S = == NERLT. + tance a _ 940: poop > 6 oD > CLOTHING © MUSICAL ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY _ROOMS ron RENT West | _Rooms FOR RENT—West | | y PIN “= 3854—Houeekceping room = ‘s >i : s ais ony --—4 TI is yf La Du a _™ uD - : _ — — ne - f og Wanted Pianos and Organs For Sale a Northwest _ Boe ith } for gentiemen. - for. perTmanert + pass $s BUCKI NGH AM ‘ 5 large To 4 ons, Ranela |- -W mi ar i in) ot sig Pe wl | one ; : de P ; Murp r d. hardwoed |; atts LN AR T6 open et teplb arias. Spiele Wake} ‘ Sep AO 48 Sead FN A pone de tae >= eT - > ise are 7 yt . ~ set = . “rr ? _ ‘T+ tte - 1115 N Vandeventer dark mahogany case vod tone: $35¢ nest insulabe vaaual nh. as. elect : IGH'T. — Tey one. , : : : . os HO 08 — ROOMS AND BOARD fer 7 x — . ' a oe —" : : , 3 uN : : . as '%) a .. : ‘i | | a ain | ‘. ~— : ow | ; . 5 aliea x alll room. is “re os —~ - ec — - —— a " lig —-~- — . > : APPAREL Wa. Best prices paid. 4 PLATE ER-PIANO—Practically new; piain NATURAL BRIDGE +: v1l4a—2 = “ 1 Ce ns ee tho. yw ery 1M, : ae fully guar: anteec by Easy rmonthis i cI. P ao an faa. oie nwermromt , th kitehen end livt: Wa RIG ee | | ——_ a ABANN&: o7T3G-—Attr re room “ = z Cheemnut, LA ‘THiNG— ot, i Ww) hy 4 ‘ ~ - - - — ae - te ' eTLeE... - "tina lod > aag>? wv ~ Ut *| - roonr., . thi ri fi 20T ~~ _ . i d . a . P ~ —— » , > 5 ; - Welte- oom privileges; nicely furnished. § $000 — s@u a = - : | e ° 47) ‘ ~easen m te = ee ity. er sa 3 eee coe aire meee meee cat res caddie iE an 2 us le uPniah ~ private: no other room-| chmidren red r @ur. ' . " | oprerrys oe a _ , ‘ec an ' eae ! ; 7 nn mas ~ 2 ie ed} 1 aS ee . a ae , : seemed ef ficier. cies. | not : —" tes arace., tae: a oenceigueiineeniiebalian eal cence par hana ear ee=, eaeaen gz A St? he, o-Toom™ furnished four-r 22¢3 — ais : , " ‘ Se 1208 A + “ For Sale aw me ; = n a a N — Me nice clean see: . ’ ‘ Pt) ; ‘ ie , in en os will ‘ mat . sie rent showers. p-a-ck hecus. 5.2 a) a bak i : ; —_—, 1208 Aa} rnoms path & ee tric, bicuiieiaains : 4 | ' fur ? : — from wralthy m aha te , cheap i } B Sa R Wa ~ AS. ” 2a ~ a Tm € TY 7In 222 ~~ utifu fu rigeraihen and me ) £00" giics ARKANSAS Worm, . | Ea , SOMET in good order, $20," _‘od) vrid ay, Saturday. Mondss. @ a. oi. ¢ ‘D. ipge. now $75: terms 4 por 2g bus Le. ee $) : fami! x 4 eX Ss — oe mie Lo $e 3 ned - om | =r ‘ => '* 22: sist all RE } i aa ite —_ . ho usekee pin is —_— ved, fo : ' Git x e7 : > = soaeal a electric, ip good order. $3. +). mcs “hrist = me . - trae RG i ae ah edie cininel ako a eae Te eT : y y > > — a st-Lnspat on Lar gre sleeping Yr ; gO : ; } 2 baths, - garages, $165. a HOUS SAM RE ALTY OMP ANY E. W vexxe 2) #12 “Waiowrig Biz. " ge i™ ATM sgxra’ . nectar ‘ a - ener es eee b . j ’ en - 2 Sod ..~-ac3 oa E = 4a ° ? . — of: - . - 7? ‘ usr : 2 ¢ . , ae a 2 . is : ae fect geet sinas or coupis emploved 1c) | 2964 LEMENS, 62357 roume apd Kelpe 312 International Life Bldg. GArfield Ong Ma STs oartet S08 —38) UB Rep oe +258 Ww eaymn: —— Rit I Lm eimai! NNR ay BR Bm ah RE RRA pM tom Ba ea 7 eS APARTMENTS F FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR & SENTH. 179) ccna floor, 532 ads —FURNISHED AGpat IS ae cond) en. gr Wow eS itax 627 S16tw Peake 440) -42 : Pwo] col tax nooms WITH BOARD— CITY | some skin _ OR=nd fo Se aii yos, Tet 2 aed RHOMLE! preWEY Jee “Needy fangahed Poomy: | eww neo’ lattes service. KORTE WB. fel &( - , rChres - : s * “ae - ~. BRNDIte eat ei ne neg etre tr : , Se . oer a : a , | R rt ; ; . ; leila p+... : —— —_ aan — —— . : rawetTs 1st = * mu = . . ~ . . - . ie — ‘ fj j i A af ~ I , ; : au st - €? — oe ae SUKI ae North _ _ | PRoapect 3635 , OS™ 278) phone, $8.50. call etier ov mts) ROOMS IN SUBURBS ee iis xerry co wars sas ~— : n Oe - 75 644a85—3 & ¢ —_ — - _ ‘ : .' Dieg : . : mux ie rn ; \ PI we - mocer. a “+ P , j . é 3 —- —— > " “Sal ris Zz —~z, : ire crea, = WAN cave. it Heese « ** =) . Pgs KINGSBURY. #016 a etrte,_5 oa, “New podere «fire! F nished apartment: $14 — rent a _- SCR) i —_ : ~ omg sg > ne ean ; none asta al wee : 32sA—Neat! -A . | _—— — E eric es rooms; MAN Ni 3 - ? Aig ponte ; yRand is inns aan | , ro ; steam he conlmucus » wen mn room: bath. « | nf non 3 wC*S-PERRY-RUIH. 110 3. 7th ¢ , sis- LAL or ew roem efficiene; ful . : 7a ic | STORE and OF FICE FIXTURES apeival a , )} | Sake Soai_Siccls Darmbbad bouscheep- | Sfeyete heme. a =} +=" | bet “air Best. ————— > |KINGSBUR 23—Five-room efrict- 2 a. aon aa wo see 0 an TRAC AD. ‘15 \—SEAR fat T ._ 3167 sogigon = 4 and 4 room ain sie ss ne Se, seem ac ; :; oe ae , | ” ren od ny OTST sane “hh: $75. NEW FURNITURE ae 6225 Easton. Fores t_1370(c8) ROOMMATE Wid. —k , ‘ag ' i CEE £768 WE TER aR Mic ae rooms, bath, oe ao om | ae —————— —_ oo Ege » parlor. OLIVE. ae — iectric; $25._ Unrtiewa _ &42, 2 : 2imoMM ATE ~ e ie 2 hear fron oa. | > — “"YTON - t- tye yee ae + gz mm. mn Wahiin imiaie i : trerT Rwat TT YY ; & . “3 =f} 1 ‘ Pee n - cot , tr 3 "papi: : = Te &. Hie & 29. Post-Disnatch a = prc olenen wee ye ey EE - com cation Bi sean . maton . pe Fe RINGSBt RY. 59346—1 rooms, “sun par- J - — on gage oe at Ons) a &. Rew ; ; ’ ree ie m4 oe _ J i i 2M i) AT TE he ion “a ‘ "Lh & 4 : ; he - ‘HI derorate ; pa - d 4 - =e 3 # + = . bo YSOOQUND. oat ~~ A “ anual roums : e I ~ASa! ie “CORN T & ZEIRIG. Tt9 nertnd. iy ——— . het PERSHIED ae " . 4 Wa a dt yy ‘ 041 “ , ‘ . P _ —_ : me : —. ' tify Purniis : 2 dps _—_ - ceduaed $27 . Qn ? . “ . . ' ? . . —- f — > ~ * = ; ee Bath r 2 PSUs PAR PERSHING 5544 — Bai . he 7 pietely furnished: 3-cocm RFERIGERATION FU ENISHED electric, silver, limems, ire. Call Riverside c : : , : ~ i — = nom : : me : ¥ appointment. " % ; : - ee 2 8 m PAY LOR—INSI EC oT | is pak s e SSHLASD. | 46304-—* rooms. le * Siviaibenauh a ceddibctec dalton 8 Sear ond p ae : . 2 ad * . so . » ¥ oe ey tein ry ta) ay ; aad GT 4 ‘arece oor I tet tn ; e*ficiency “ ~ 2 rooms s° . . wer LINDELL, 422@—FOCR-ROOM EFFI- ‘ ST. R EGIS : as, dishe ‘ime . RB CO. 6 tu aa Sly on PEORIA. Seat CIENCY: 2 MURPHY SEDS; HEAT AND coms, 2 bazhs: overlocking Lind oeure: -actlitie D. 0219—4-reom, 54 effi | ' (38 Tren é ey = = : ite } . Ter : tus os : = ot : oo oe ‘ JANITOR SERVICE. a J 10a se #¥ OU iAnGeii Os. = . . nn POO! born no Ka hot biecuit y fturmishec 2 USE Kt! Lg oad : SOTyY > —y ' OLIVE MAIN | _ ____ al been | —— Southwest. 3 , sm heat, telephone. comumucus, LINDELL PLAZA 1010 $0 S056. MARNE APARTMENTS HORSES AND VEHICLES WEIGHT a] tees” pend oe BROCKSMIDT. @4616—? rooms. wat c- | hot water este . $300 Lindell: a qom pole wnt oe re ge a “hal 5528 PERSHING = aA : . a ed . oe ‘OSaM k ce WAPLE re lousek = sa a! " ay ae “ee 3 2 Litt Fe BERNIE ION Peep 3 a rin ae a a - ~ . = — . . . - . - id P P : : . = oe > . . - . 4 _ % ] =, a ‘ : ‘ , 1 t ‘ ; > 4 ~ : ‘= . “ . . : i ; : : ; . - > 3 7 » 2 Pe | — . MACH N RY - : : . . . ‘ia a ; ‘ . - . . » = . nigga ‘ m Fi i > . = " ‘ ~ ne > . - . . . . . r are v ~~") i : ’ if ‘ closet . ™ . “1° « > >. > c * ‘ _ vt uf " , he ee : . ~ : , > ’ : " = ‘ . ‘ ‘ ad - 9 ——— ‘ , - & we Ree For Sale tt PP siete , ns - 3 - Pe ’ : . > 7 gat , vo o ; = | J A ia i ie : r “ a o>. - ~ ’ = ver n W ic . 5 — TH : aoe _ ‘t . | . eect aes Ne: - fat: ¥y To = : : , —— a = R ee ee BS es nls ee kitchenstte; hardwood Ooeors. tile . > “ING > — ad i. ee) 3 3S: : ~_ front ep - | a a fuliy furnished res nab: ; ink. range; ‘ 2% dCLLCwS OL SE! FL ATS. | McoPHE ~~ #1 ' ghee ims 9 - a oo = CLAY MINING PLANT feoms. board optional, 3) | rer erences. DElnar 3376. tp | Se. _— me : iH 4 Sg ge ay LH Apartments PERS SHING APA ENTS EXD REALTY AND CONS Whole or part to save mov ing sa dod , - Oa: .' ‘ "ARB e -LAare Thon a. mere angen ‘ ‘ : ~ M Nor’ > west Per 5 . 386 } ang ew i el ae 6327 3416 t . | ¢. motors, 22)-volt. S-phase. 60 | hone Cooks - &. re | : ETC IL MAKE LIBERAL CONCESSIONT. iv: § rooms and 2? batt t. 11. in- Side ro 6--vor | ARA. 3424-—New. modern Mat; | | horsepower \—— Lar eertu front , “nouns , 9 RY LANG 2 ly Too! be ° ‘ rl AACH R. CO. _ S36 CHESTNUT. | -oemation Pons ener Citnrral > ivi: rr Tere i bedrooms. living ro wm. dining room aad c crushers. ry niceiy iurnisacdc = 1 ot : ; ve baat } nie ye ° , “ve | Pet — one ' LPrE Aw - + ap? auitor . : er zi , , , ile ’ | a : ’ $55 Three guiverizers. is sian . parimen ) | See Seecatht Prater eros tel, che pms eae EX ne. GaArfie! a Ce ee Dy JINT eet Smitten tes aks . aps i END REALTY AND CONST. co. : hag ; a ot mn a sae ’ _ : j » me, owe . ects +7 ; . 5 yee Pina ; . SRH0J eSih) me ar ~ age anc In riot “mt a. o tah age ; eet E bs seo ' Thy ‘ s rent ees r ~~ “elevator. ; ee a) ; : co 3 . 5 Ll ; i ut i . __ APARTMENTS FOR RENT . — | - - roa = : a . ei : : . .- SS ETioUs: t an : # ' r hath. gas. —, Peiinaamaie. dein PHEI ' ‘ j Room a! boas Wer — miei domed i: ‘ 9 tol cee * sat ona . ; pees ’ F (c&) ‘West END_ REALTY “. CONST. co.., ‘ “Pp ES RB. Go. Bee basemen: irnact pen nome k | siiiaiaSepina aa en or a couple: 1 Pare a ee ee ike 7 a artments for Leas TARTH WOOD. Aae hird floor west be inten _3416 Union ae ++ Th. aaa. eee ee 45 - ON Forsythe; 5 reoms, sun parlor; , aro p= > WILLIAMS &! — Its, SoU a > BR mw N ING £ A. , MARTIN OLIAN. 1010 Olfre. MAin 5054. MOTORS—F. rental al) . : it — firet fleeor. ‘bear * ¥ : —£_ southwest corner Cla; i and Leouvis } 53 — a pew anu used; wi rine, repairing 4pc MAPLE. 31 m with Doard: all cor 7 Warp , 3} ‘oe ee —- 218 Forsythe; 3 rooms, san parior; Sins ggg age rrr ag ee ag eT OP fa>- Se es a ces ee > ame : ot fie ee, . D> 4256 N—New 4 noms. ean | ea@iiimg. Acme Lilec tric . 221 Market ; ventence iwee? ; Z ~ a mae - : . , i : : mv “ : ons .ze: second fleer. rare : om serene mite cis nena : nat ed Biss 21 PC OG on sa 0hOCUuwlith «Cf : ; ;° hot-water heat. «arace: $4535; open ‘cS0) NT rel: : " eae | — mm Pa Tu va 2k 1445 Kingsbury; 4 freoms; sun — — : dey rISerace Ove COralte | room nroem, : LO * | | : = : ! ' ‘G 41 - Ooms Ns tS pet —F - room fiat G rooms, third feer pheniati =e etre salleiai ae a - . , n Ome! . ar- ; rae weed rent $55 SRSHIN | a , — haekt a | , . —o = ond imMor. Owner 2d floor west. . ; : . : sa 4. te hard “HOT i 1987 ae Musical Instruction mar 6745. | a ee ox sia ne i aml - ; SREHING 3: ; a aelie Mhaess ——————— | WASHINGTON AT GRA [= . si0t—aroom fal. S15 BTUDY jazz: v: aeseh taestaseemt: x ROOM AND BOARD—530 st: moder: -NRIGHT. 5449-——Steam-heate 1 fleor | =" (cB) eout! inc Forest Park: have dressing B E. Av TIF >] L 7 TRAY MC ir IR NEW! Y Fu RNISHED we F ur-mem bereslow $20 les@uns Chri sten gen 822 N. Grand.(c7 — we eng ' ~ eee a a ~ PERSHING 3xx-—-Lary warm roe - ees “ aie ae . ? “ Apartment, 56360 Waterman ay a —_ 4 -- hi 28 —- > eee ss = Pest . ; ' 4 ENR HM) orcaens bh CR Ra latin te . r it ' roan east ; ce ao : athe ae LA'S D sn e alls .€ ry ; ; r ' Pers) - j ‘A a keve - . ee LEVY. Ton . " : CONCESSION TO RELIABLI BPRoNG 13 ; } . “at ahi co | RT : om : | BeSES: ASCH S. SS. SS CPE rife! 3 rooms. like new: 1 miter) PE RSHING APARTMENTS "tipi ; . Mod MR Util’ } ; ’ ge ; > . sei? 4 r . i ‘ i iz) eg ree ee : ‘ : ’ aft i s) a : o ] > =n 4 4 = ze beds. cept.ona! ) Ds rhunit , 1 Dad : - — — ss -— ms ' - ss ; ) .; ' i ee Tr QD "— ° eu" allies ad st sts. : : 5133 re front room: | ENRIGHS , Fron beueckeeDiNe Uemen oni Elma: 7 Northwest — WOLF-POLLACK. 161 N. Sth. MAin 1858. a FINEST Lan ATE as Es Cry - , j a : ; > go . : °r \ " 3 , - ‘ . - > “~~ 4 ~ ‘ fo#) bet water beat: $+ GATE. PEPSHING. 55°0—FIVE-ROOM ETF. wily decorate lied amatinaden maui 1 mane a = a em Ps SE Sen eS ss CTE SCY: ® WVURPHY BEDS: GAS FIR. ‘street car 7 s ne a FP nan ees . PRAL | BRI fDGE. : ST. LOUIS, 4753-°9—4 reems, sun parlor: NI . } i. ’ y r . ’ . r+ . a . + J _ Lad i “- V4 Gad . = Pa - anu = _ - “& > : = , Pen. . . 3 ¥ : =e come : . . . * . . saal as a8 . * * * . 4 \ theo LAMS & es . ’ sal — he —s Poo: — clactrte 4 a. : j : . ' 7 ¥ : ’ bate 4 a. b oe! Fe ad i 4 vec acl was Fret ) en Toate am ale ey 1Ol OLIVE P. JAY how PLA - ot came tha! - ’ moncihe 4M } tre dea 4 te ~ ‘4 ; “ot . . ; . “tr : > — . cue m “ty wo . asm — Diaver nik sei $19. beaut i lage te ee aie ete i ( . ~* i - = ‘23 . ‘ J . ’ : . ~ . - Pee" " — . ry VTY ry _ ' ‘ mon (i ~ -~e ae ae Ey Fie. SI Ae Bk paling case ‘mach oO mur wher Si. Le > "oO ceviers ‘lat @w th hartwood Tloors steacn TTY race. ro... . ater and St, Lowe. | 502%—Fire Geer: 4 te@ gorch. Mrreter ed { AF) CAA SERA en) eee — A Ie RB ROS cue 27 ol S salieri: ra Bc He ly ea aR ar AK et Oe. WRITE Senetge sc: weg Er Mae ects CH cacaedly. aC LO LO NT. AO ce, ¥ ia beeen: TPRIGHT FPIANO—+ CA Dany R574 Ww e PiaANo Lemcht £ ' ; Ter Urn : : te cee vs — — . : 7 MIN > 8638 N gt m- [ _ 4 - “ j a 4 . - , are . :f , g _ [nguir LAclede Tie S a = Srarnieosinis ; Remember all t h e stent reom: genticemen. PArkr1 2075W | ul DEL MAR n PLANO — Sady i> Beed rp ttle — ea ae iIINGT i13—N . farm POR 3111 ‘and: —* a 5 large root heat ff nan granny fr i? . : ~* “3 . or bens aie 7 ' } ." * ; 9 REAL . ee ere re its | FF ANG. [itl fie feelers trent | workers in Se. Louis || bombers “Rttomel: Hemetine. | [vei | steam esi. Snitor service: newir dew | SAGER RURIS BRALTY Ce PIANO—Sirin was autiru it ca 4 steeneninntiane . oe ee |} mom: clean rm; nicely furnist - aa ie Tae Gl ‘ 720 [NTERDRIVE in good cencitien: envy WN a Si — A tne St — a Mia ens . marie a. hE 5 o.» i. ee @ (7 Ar om : } Per or: new_J con seeking employment ee £3) | thea 7 cond. £001 pen “hall rl eae PI NOM : - ARES EWNS & v . - rw é 2 >- - : —~ or ' _ . + \ . ~ ; —. — rE. A. SB. AR * z 4 : —_ : 7 , ' , d the im ites elegwan © fornis) oh j | me : and } | ‘C | : aad “~, _ io iS aX ft 5 , - | , : : . ! . i 43 ) PLA TER-PLAXO— “pet S500 mh Th “ . a eae and om a ‘eh , wi tte fg — een — — ‘i “v a ; mn from 2 . “* ; WEST ATE 4y 3 wes .c ' ere a! lary Bs tile ' - a bi } NANDOAH : B porct =e pose ———~ oie ‘pect these . he wn ~y “e—? roome. | i ome eee ™ _ ~~ ao mae -- one amen . : ” ab eo s | | : : . ‘ a Feit ; P, iT " : : ee : ° “ 4 ~~ 36. : nee : > ' . ; . : ; : ' - 5 2 aot ' : . ier, =. OGM = ou se -_ _ = {fs bein choweta, PF a ee " she ene “ gait? BREN PINT ia ak een Le SDS RE IS ie Conceal a it A aA ARE YR ag ERO Ot epee : se OW ont Ba S cma eee ane eer x ge: statin ae ie aos . = haa We to ae ey om big fame Ge other Sune Berar . cre | : | 904 Ches: . : Player-Pian RAND. (153d N Roo aoe ee. $s Garfield 0055. | ab + ’ PY ecoaee — seta y decorate nine: aaecy i. een rpren gear i ae , ; WOLF-PoOLLACK. 101 x. RS Rote. mahogany case ben chk an? 4 Nit — AY 4442 N ; aree . . i fon iin, 4 _A853- vane . : ee te : : 3 : sg : . ~ 4 rolls; cost new $700: will sell ere aol and that it is so easy to * $110 a arrange terme | reliah] rINCOLN 3: > housekeeping ; “i ee yo getpenagnemec ns 5 3p oh UL T H A M P qt YN party of $10 monthiy o & hs rniahed $10 week BB ge abe a oo , S732 WESTMINSTER Wis. augs af Lekmen Pate Cl ee eR mma give your help wanted = {_kitehenesie. sin yes. first and sm | 4954 Chippewa: § roums. icebox, stn ont, ee = FL Olive. Ask for Mrs. Bradtord Ble, NEATT Y Ft RNIS HED - “ROOMS. ' : - _uwe eal —. Seteare o sila ts Sac | mteemell (96. LOOT S2534 alee os ad by calling | ine teem, Sad fioer rt a ——— See een oa Sleep: POM. - cTkR Ty _ ~—- Bs WOODL ivy rr. “nee ans een penne a — Av 2s rooms > . 4 REBUILT PIANOS Si 2s. seei_qrenmsbtr remiss ot ue | Zrinrwiet oes or toy aoe oe | mE ee, Soowie make be vi : > = ar 5 a = ome “che i Snetiteninie oe Soca . | attractive ae ion: op 4 tment beautifuils ae or vue Stine t4e0 a’ . ie: Pte, Dain furnace. oowly Z RN SPHERE Noms fyi 4, s Gane TR00— Fo -nish ot . a ) sed —— _ pen Eom : Ss) . ry : . mie ™ “= a ’ 7? . J : dt, = * . : i - vy ve r - . - " , : ~. » are oF 9 “J j ~ ’ > -. =xTa | OF BR , 7 | : _" . . i = RE on at = eiectt Player pianos . . 9195 ; SCCLH 20 ~~ manning water. kitchenes: ee Go a at eee . , . NEW a IKNCY APARTMENT —FURNISHED Gund vianse 25 plana! references require: WEST PINE 4344—New! —— ors ~~ 7 WESTGATE Re a eT RMS a AES nage (ome ——— room ef Tiency ~~ A Sarntatied ott ) ny 18 7 ving ! breakfast room and kite ee _ South ' THE BALDW'N PLANYG CO. ABADIE. 4.34 ——— : | Pi cece Nn ey mee —— A. is a rreoning om D Al va ge yoome. eile | TE _s 111% ‘ ¢ —_ . ; ‘ . armas ‘a in- So ; =, or Th by ' o $00 4 fm uve , a! _SRans S233M qo 3 iw . r Seat , ' ; . , = == _ > e , é - ene furnish ; fia. double h epine suite; porgelain’§ Murphe ers a i WEST END REALTY “AND CONST. CO. f. ‘ee ae ; . cOo.. : 3414 Union. rooms, hes 3 ;

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1996. _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _WE DNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER li, 1 Seren « ; - AGE 36 OST-N'SPATCH ———— ais . ic age Porat wenenyenee | enn, ones sum ee” WOMAN IN DE COME rT ns om South mors ‘ON. 4403-—Store ana mi fiat r sal _geaple out knawleas 2:30-8:30 ale $ 200 a J rT} eITlia. I f . bec. oe —_ 31.45 i eaie modern: renis $1 at a Arrac$nsec : e2073- $40 De ty E Nex RG & WEINBERG KLTY. CH. ee vou. west rale R A To ool 7 5e@c. T5e. $1.10 rt ge carage: vacant. .ERDLATT. 999 CHESTNUT. GARFIELD 4779-4; “ry ta lmen to su o —- MATINEES . nae WiLL C. _@ISSMATH. 2928 ~.. (srand. E ' ‘ i . : dX } a ‘ pe lag =e ) ee RENTS $1920—PRICE $8500. ee F G4 Olive. fcl ' = , 4} ists eB rcs ea. ‘ ; colored — = - = ng 2 ve = 1} n id Po i . ae a ° fo* Northwest 15 ash This is a resi smal eeget rar 4) 2038. 405 Victoria Bide. (ct ak T 4] | i | om oy b ; guici ——- es . : rc). ANC: “The Bis - aa see ‘ - . “ _ ry. 1 , 7” 7 SIR . f » i) > Vii : ij : , EADER.\The fo lise and Lat Eh = Yard = =o == . ‘Ov ER —— 2 PLE a — reat cy : — ; ” la for exter- |’ Spa ine . — e vor | n¢ : . : - ; wt -! ane , ¢ ’ ‘ : bial iuae | - . ' . . ° ¥ i? ” — — a © oes ‘ F ’ . ~ J ; “?¢ rr. r u tT > i i 7 . — ' - of o . . out - re » _ % ~ 2 we - we AOS Ape ee inst steer al eden mote: x . eats ae ee ee " bas Wi ee REAL ESTATE—FOR COL’ED A. Metro-Mayer-Goldwyn Production, with LARGE TOURING ORCHESTRE’ i LNs >} moet *u 3? ter se Tk = — ue Grand. L. BS44. — ei, QOD. ieee : Fe L. ArE ANt jood invesiment: 5-9 MCMENAMY R. E. CO. | Ste 'Post-Dievarea, ) | $e XL Se ” yances: amar. | ake oft, Lac. 9544, GENEVIEVE. 47126 rooms, vaih, fur | + cue wet of Grand: bain, furnace. #2 LOANS ON REAL ESTATE —Boras ai: dat gal Heats on per Month—i'rite um ee t Lalite: | ms aid rece) . 7. $500 cash: 330 a onth. Owner Riv- | MONEY TO Le tg rt ates) . lof Ms fell! rebare, 30 Hilarieus Fan end Entrencing Music | cs of some of che aa _ REALTORS. : ( ns serene 5 = : i.e gee a = oe uel tn yme : ) Dolm The BROADWAY COMEDY STARS : hm idee poison ot this clacs i= as nh Sn LS ; ‘a A Rs 7 . ae 4 5 ——~- as —" risht ALAN I , ; ert , , ‘ : in Li 11 Ors RRING AV. SHAR FAIRVIEW nai farvace. garage Ti rar] se een t pocme beth rurneee | MONEY LOANED 900.009 on toed | > : 7 ’ ‘ i a ¢ imi , = ' f ADELPHI - t F a 4 ~ SS . " r ee | -¥ = - == ; - _ 7 = : Se yi . : seni , , by . DOROTH . . 457 Saneets At. . : " make their aprpeérance. ne ti any nl ‘ retin. te wee $s? 4 wer ae 7 leet ee ee Opes: te oe + . ° ’ a as — , z ta8 Sx Yh PRS RR RS iret ty hota « b 7 + Raga Ion ae Slide i ae aad ‘ a DRT way Be ati Set ye = poesia a he ; me eae Sipe ty Ara WK hth (oe Sy 5 ae a + a ee ‘ ~ v ys oe to eat MON, Ame sna ces oa me ~ en sepa a * , f 7 a my ees ut $ Pes hy “en r 4 4 pola ik ee ars 08 he ae WEY og. 6 RAS = Fre genct Biome Ms - Nua om % bi ionpAyva eb dnsirwiyas vit ASi eae : , ‘ “ C . and sprinkle around where (Mr. and Mrs. Jack Norworth) : Wize. —The exact meaning In “THE NAGGER” add op McNAIR , Fs Selah” used so often : . - ae : za , : - Se : MeNai. -Pestaionr! ail = —— on ~ Me NE SINGLE en CEI; J ne 3 vr that he, with Mrs ea ED, | goubt he ‘il HT) ry FINE 4 I : nes —— ' Reval Vielinist \ irtuese £ With Her Orchestra 6 SS aaa , oe: 3 and B emen : a — | , this . 7x J ‘ 4 TA ; mt ae f i er floor ! ine t a ‘ ~ 4 ‘NG ARIAN A fs ee th? : NE It. Room HOLSE, $3008 CASH ——- . . e ake teat eke Ge: : OTHER BiG ORPHEUM FEATURES - jOE , = 7 ~ O] ' eee | | ~ The I FINE 11-8 soe SRIVATE | me. | two youn TD | prices: Mats. 15e-S0e; Nights, ar 10 New Bridge, “ar , ! on See ft up” or * “BEAL TIF’ L DOUBLE. . . . Eso: Ahir, eases TE gl inted. See thi nd 2 . yidre : ate \entesnd hrough the (Except sat. ang Sun. — ere the « -hestra. ° 919 roTOM. Kc. : ' —™ . I PAULINE ; DOUBLY . : ets. wes eu 3 >t mar econsutt a — rurmaces, rages. ele teal dui EAT ee ee =. PRreneee the COLUMBIA BURLESQUE THE PLEASURE SEEKERS ‘Lilian @ Claxton | eS ner of cook Decks at the Pub- ) . aaa ayi : s, wre with HARRY BURNS and Big aes a ia | at Laney na re & COL *wetLocust + Ger 4575 t ere | — : . ineludes all the va- IF —— ° Paseeh Pestalozzi ; et Rurenein aaa 4 ye AOE AE Ce AN RRENOONE 4P ee ey eliete i Pete © Bi barrsach EY «# slues t As iu ; a tHis TUDAY. Big poms. (bamh, ceeins and fae wee PE® Beare Sindtisa) | Mra. Trebaré, seriously woandec | MOLLIE WILLIAMS The Famous Heahas Comedian~ || see rea RE rion s) x4 - , : * -* ‘ +7 « -_a * oe : ise an Pt : ape Lin is" —MeNe n the back, was taken y ii AND HER GREATEST ; : ees ‘Kin any special 2 c noanied Ris of Coe bh You can ., which «ver cook 5Soox is best MONE car v— = REVUE with Cariena Diamend & Teny De | 8 : [ae «gited to Tour aooda. They alse ee ols that give recipes vePosiTt bal | ried > G ARDEN . co : a : gt : ee eyYyY Rag i eases She a al et ete RE a - a ae NK OU se my ~o K be 50 FEET, $400 (ASH cFx OND, DEEDS OF 1 PURCHASER AD IE erate | bs . Ss. r (j ~*~ ™ ss oad — : . . - - 7x" @ ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 é a ‘ . | Ruane a ‘iain ~ Th) YOU NEED M'! NEY 7 | toward the vard, and thes 11:00 A. M.—CONTINTOUS—172:00 M. e)°ane : sense of eqs ‘WM. ET WRISBERG eS , perifice 133 Bu a7 ~ Rec rg saggy Meg BA neste aye : seek aaa ss DER—The Republican par- | 1 aRGE HOLE. $10 ‘ . — o- ' \ ene : ding aK edt Pers = ; “= ‘ ane 7 Tec - s = - — STANDARD > ACTS mp READE? ‘ized itn the years T1854 —® P ¢ , e ’ iciaetltiaia ili elle — | the Ss he re 5 , ‘ “SOL TH SIDE Pot Bit ‘ reais , sal Pes : ears zeit . deme 8B 82 aa bs: tt Bas | SUTTON ee : Pi + me oe coreg > | was current ae oa ~ | - . os COOPER 7 : ee ean 5 a inateted they ai y 7408 Manchester | b 1835. was current. es | : | > mive secur mB ™ h he armec men wet Read the Business Chance offers _ A Heart s w “Ll cS S. _— Jk cE ALT . 2 . 3 : ~~ 7 ita jspected ° an f ness epening you are seeking. if A exi ane ce —, to extend See 7 j ‘ ss oe “1 ORE dete not advertised, phone your erder or YEAR'S BIGGEST SHOW BEGINS SURGAY ST LOUIS AMUSEMEN | 00.3 very into the territories and te 37-47 Maury bu “CORRS ° : — ? oceania on — AS ; shots eee ons a In celebration ef our fret dbirthdar— - 7 nwitilingness of the ad s " fioors pe 2 we ecures > S Sing leave it with your nearest druggist. One Geing on Two.” You'll be enter- Se imability OT arty tot mika, whemnenine sts. ecreen | a ad var : : manent ined by such stars as ANNA FITZIU, 7 VAL _ ee tae GiSiSbo" Goghiew"earare, rms io, ts nw 2114 N. Leonard, $630 Cash rio Sood 8: fuantities of beer and empt Sth y Oe ane CONE BPRESeS | ARSENAL ttle: Mittal feos ic opposition, The Northern eee ee ee, TST =e : _ IO cy yg or Mong om : So ~ Matinee Today. 35-: Childr-= i5¢ ~ Grand and Arsenal “ Sr - : i ; pete gh ae oy > sche ‘ ‘a es nisin i? ‘ a - —_ ? me RAE INE rita R ap coh ay" Boag Shap Name — % ae : Lee a ee EPt MPL eC ro eon an aieihe ae a7 4 ——. | | mass meeting ef voters . | 8 2 rs - Cinderella {dome GEE MD ceosed t ery met at Ripon, oo Ee ER WANN West Cc | = mats ° 7 i NROOMS. HOT. w hag ino HE _. zs ‘ ' , PERSON’L PROP’Y ei | os sahil hn es MB Presentation of “We re in the Navy Now” at the Missouri—The Am- cs = _— of & — exte n of siay ret deade of trust ecured by bassador, Grand Central and West End Lyric Will Also Have Attractions Worthy CONGR&SS ; in “Why Way oreanized and the ee hee Sate ~~ “MEDICAL QU nec is i, and home. MAMY, 105 N. 7th ot ~ Fe Le ey owed princi GAriield 4 -¥ ma ——- vea on @ ss ah reat 9 Gran - MARY 3 aN x = | d-Fior. ee deaith and sanitation questions of e. 80:3 “CHESTNUT ; = LS ACS - 2 row “mon fron + t ‘ MOUND CITY TRUST ; = - - — - ‘ sas ag - 7 : O00 ARCAIN rate per bent per r; mo tt Sorgemen? Cnien and St. Leuis. Pr gba hs ds feet cae IH i . f s = "3 WwW SL tee ou eee Grand & Florissant “SPARROUT" ved Diagnosis or treatment of ind Ee Bren cine pene nig Bown ye ane Aas: SR | : | team keee MRS. G j%#H-—wWe have nofag fi our firm of europe. Ci0b | STARTS ¥ cont argue ff | GRAVOIS (“GRRE ericees oc tne pecoarntion 25 | a0 Sourhwest_ : : Ae —_ nce Co. 42] Commercial Bide. 8 = = 35> . = ——- -—— ms 2 Olive? Phone MAin 3Sy7, _ ' — T y Jefferson & Gravois Mitchell Mak sak about. The manuiacturers 5; lease, : : 1827 LAUREL—$1000 CASH. ee oem : ) aint ae FODA se GRAND AND WASHINGTON 6.30 P. — | . Sekt tell you just what you want S ROMEO ee at Sek d Come Jast Beiere! HI-POINTE , CORINNE ~@ know about it. Of mS Me OZ. YY. X.—The deodorant you ask \| Clayton & McCaus. ‘ “Into Mee ;, sbout is manufactured accord, ng : Sie: to a fermu! a known eniy te the KING BEE |; “se makers. so we cannot advise you , aie a ; | a about its ingredients or its harm- ——— 7 se ‘ r ab é t Loulsans laf themselves cuckoo’ L Y R , c Te ae ae see rsiss Sos 8p BUSINESS |] PONG " THANKSGIVING REVELS" — ak ee we x, So Pte Loewvgescn ume gi” | || OPPORTUNITIES | A BSEZ vie Sar ny aor gee lore! oan Tl MARITT Dorc bes See Lol viUua) : , ; nN. " : ~. ™ ; WEINBERG & AW EINBER( REALTY — ‘eorms ems th . > a ™ ' " : Br mone te Principals and Dancing Girls | T8312 N. Vandeventer 808 CHESTNUT. GARFIELD 4779-47! ’ | 7th et Borrow ar back $3 week): McMILLAN, 4565 65—S ana tou UEnALAALN. 2 ‘at AS yeoman yeti i . é a LA - Ms bie ne $2400 year!, price Sa a4 . ‘ any Nie yy) Inmarices OPT | | - - “4 t argai ara oi ac ruiss. ec BS. WELN BERG a WEINBERG KE ALi ( ° wet . 2 » 9 ) : BOB CHESTNUT. GARFIELD 4779-47 1¢ . ~ : “2 =>? ; a = i : : ' ; . . : ‘ . . ° —— ™ . : . , ‘ | -- . ald ‘ 2 " , | © ‘ = : . —— : - = . . x 7 " a - r is : 3 . ’ . =~ ‘ 4 : : " : . A i s -* ta ; 1 | ’ ; J . ; . * a= ut a . - 4 - as ; a + . 2 ‘ 4 4 i. - , 5 a e* ‘ — " - a - Torr Bis « \ - 4 : ¥ ° . ‘ ‘ ‘ " : ; ~~ os ~ : - , : és , ~ 2 co . ‘ . Pe Oy; OVO Sand . : r : ' , ‘ . . - 7 . . r ¢ ? . J > » > 4 4 — . * ‘ ° . ; “ * : ss 3 s _ SACRIFICE SALE La0> price 2 -RE © or at 34: . pen 8: s al audit statement reacy for prow | Be meee: | He | atonal alk etajemet, Ww NOVELTY iTty Was soon a ae eS " . ™ = , Poe valet PRAIKIE, Baa 20 veers, Seiek, with at-) SO) tumiiure owners and salaried people ) sorth twice the : teh i tie: 2 i ne ba i oa © he 1. 2 rs at ie ini “ing 6% of This Great Holiday! C’mon St. Louis! Cee Core oe De ela. r i a ote dy: xe Satie 7" . : we $ " . Ue - : ‘ 7 ive , ay. FRE Fah Hie igh 7 ars Pegs); hides tte gy my i : 3 rt ° aa d . ‘ ek ‘ail yee. _ - , es * ee ape antl y haere rs real Ts a lh Pa - ear: whe EE, 6 ay treols, y PD pee ie S4 mS PM ie SF nt eh ed E>) RE NR abe 2 a ; fis = re eyes 4 fie : ry SA tes ate esta r : x bom ig ’ we ee ae a he . 4 v wane vO oy. , tate. ad et * ; Hint q ie ees avon “i ti, ee 7 (Aer e A. = a ‘ aay eT ays pat % ” rag. LY we A ee eg SP th LA BER IE PUNTA Wee e f es ni pie ee EN RRS ae ’ i3 he Beet ree. ¥ (OIL OS POE SS aan Oe SSL eee eee ep ‘ : SPs 2 tas rt tiker A ay ; Tr, ae ee. 2 Wels Resorts ay ol? i Hell j ifs aco tha hard oud fi 10 ™ Oe " : ii ID ’ . - ‘ ° ° . 7 . TY , ; ? ’ se & Bee . " rm c - . ¢ ‘a s week: $75 >] ARA , ; : Sa . 3524 Easton ie NASH RE AL Ty CO.. 6704 Delmar “Asi \ bins -% ; _ Old. reite ed and dein - SEVENTH R! an WAGNER-GRANT-BELL. INTL. LIFE BLDG. GAKFIELD 8621 $18,000 FOR ONE WEEK ONLY EI “ARI 5 mW ELL : on everine “ ¥ : “dpe a 5. La Tay? : , OWNER GOING TO CALIFORNIA 118 > C ’ | : . oF ; 4 . —_— “USION-EASTON TRUST ros irany yaruer: gar ¥ (Sea 40. ‘cn ae . . SOR A TIO ae. Sli? Virginis = PALESTINE- -EGYPT " . Se bali Oe en ee eee a, ee near St Lou . : —eee OY thefamousS.S.~“ROTTERDAM™ die Leaving New York. Feb. 3.1923” 2NGOT the Holland 4meres Line's pile SONAR Sn RO ROMP HRS = cen ——-- Or ; =. re ' A 3 . . : . . : SEFRGFELP 1 R , and His Merry Maniacs Presenting —— tom ; A JOYOUS THAYESGIVING szxOW neat PAE SOIR Se MBM G AY 876 is etme: acest 2 dinietvskinesag SUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE . ee Wy ees nee . | REAM ET Centra! | ches at Nugents : - , BUS'NESS FOR SALE —Mornine r S4 ME? -npgee ae ee tag > a ‘ . ae pert ANDIOR THREE FINE SINGLES Phacrs Tod : _ > > Me " * A 7 x “ os ‘te = ~~ : te * as - ee hs ba * 7 += : $ a5 i s. *, 2 bat ‘ e ne a, . . a or : ’ 7 ie ; s : q e, é i o> te ; : ¥ etd x * i r : ny 4 ‘ a g i re: * * " - ‘ » =. . o Ss eS x S a 4 3 x - + = t 7 f y : . : : » ‘ B 3 » wi - e P, + e & 7 ‘ : s _ - oa ts - s : Be. 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3 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ wipwespat EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, 1926 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_— PAGE 37 ‘ | —By VIC ry TODAYS JOE, JINKS TiN SWERS TO QUERIES iis [ SHOULD LET (T RUIN MY LIFE! ‘Lu Go ONT a TO D E — TAE FACT That 1 ww Eveey Body's} / I ThoucuT my wWeart ? t-Lispatch reserves the right to t query , H WOLD | H be La) yA a aoa telephone calis or answers by meth, eames be ee NEAR AS 1 CAN MAKE OUT om DOUGH %& NO FAULT OF MINE INCREASE MY POPULARITY BoT AND GoLtE BY MYSELF — “he FAIREST AND TOUCH GST DE t attention, except letters on medical questions of undgubt- | Tr CL 1 GivE ‘EM BIG HANDICAPS BUT \T HAs he OPPOSITE EFOECT — OPPONENT IT EVER TACKLED [S$ OLD, MAN = ; : sy agro Mihara tte techs Mig ED Said A MOUTHFUL — THEY PAX ye NeveR CRABS IF 1 GEAT HIM AND HE j DOUBLE : waTHILDA.—June 11, 1998 fell M. G.—The following ts a form-') AS “The INCOME “TAX —- NOBODY EVER ie é "4 sincerity when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. cr Bremen Theater “The Campus tRA 2 Saturday. Ula for coating for damp walls: /! MORE. NEVER bad 20th and Bremen “The Block Sis Pe AILY READER.—TheXfol-| Thirty parts of tin are détsolved | ASkS ME To PLAY ANY a age War ey MUFF HALE OF We BEATS ME - oe Pree Ez js a formula for extgr-|in 40 parts of hydrochloric acid, | TM AN OUTCAST ‘ - “THEIR SsHors CHOUTEAU Rudolph Valenting he the moths: cloves, cfn- / and $0 parts of sal ammoéniaec are | ; Jeff. and Chout { “THE SON OF - black pepper dnd| added. A powder composed of | -= moutesau SHIEK" ~ mene - Of each of these take | freestone, 50 parts: zinc oxide, 20 | — mr re: powder coarsely | Darts; pounded glass, 15 parts: FAIRY ® Son SE eee ogether. | Powdered marble, 10 parts; and | | Bist ag calcined magnesia, 6 parts, is pre- 640 Easton medy y ie p.—Borax. starch, — . _pared,and made into a paste with | a gaid to be tie ee roach | the liquid above mentioned. Col- HAMPTON oon Siar Cast 4 7m rgrecients _ scm A A formula | °TiD matter may be added. The | $500 Lan ¢ “osher Kitty b on is class ia ag | composition may be used as a sdowne ( umed tt json of this class Is asig ! | : a ies Bis °° Borax. 37 ounces; starch, | pia ieee coating for walla, or Kin | DOUBLE oe" and cocoa, 4 ounces. Mix wi" reDairing stonework, or for | gs and _ Pre i jeorinkle around where molding statues or ornaments. | G457 Gravois Ay. Grimm's p."4 “SET make their appearance. (| _.5-_!. B.—The Stanflard Tueater, ae \y ai ER—The exact meaning | y front gd ho i ae of almost McNAIR THOMAS MEIC is ie word “Selah” uae so often adie Rictt a 5 gas Rte sone i} = : 4 : ‘ ' ‘ ; als - as ~~, whe 6 Stanhe- PEN ‘GO Pie ag oO Toes te Gard was one of St. Louis’ oldest | | = | ESR teagan, ; CTO area cee acum ee jeg ; » ly a pause. Others. ~ a ' , oS ee ryt ait , J ac : Sid tf " 4 M. ae often imply 4 un” “nae, and All His tecord Breakers.” | | now Bridge | nade PICKPORy }take it Mee the orchestra. This During the 38 years some of the | ee. Bide. “SPARROWS” pe cid make it a mark of empha- | sg ee aides have played be- | | gee: : : 5 we its “au lence -mong them . and V. Dieckgrafe,. 1615 Arlington. tenor: Lottie Lutz soprano: Estelle | [ band: 0:20. request program by Chic : an . Keoggin, songster. A en ps ene ow ae BP NRE a SP Reith te tan otsute’ Lincs hy : ' wet ae ge s Be ga a 8 ep Ramrrag pttensie gntiere 1 Secale rs - we ; Sj fz pF Linea! “ab nage eos ae Po beh we y : Jeet inant: 2d ‘ ” a eee | fe ee als ey ere ee ne Ce ee ee ne a eee’ MeNal -Pestalozgl ww bi eee: re ee i ee oe Li aed ; PAUL te DOUBLE po : " 2 ae . : were. J. k . } win? ett. Rose Stah’, ve. a P, Lunsford, 1909 Lafayette, ‘ 3 Dri bh - a ’ T : 4 . on W » hi Me we . 7) “2¢) Mu J E § “TIN c oO OGRA q —_, Ou pia y | 6, Schoo! of the Air; 69, Ivanhoe | hytnne; &:10, All Siar quartet; 9, or ' 1 F j rates ’ ‘ recent 1 ihe | talozz ' ae ithe deins ef Dutch Ce a@iank: | | . |= ) es CLARA ,% A tC median, | ° = - 2842 Pe _ . { aA iy {nou “rag , ernard and Charile Chape | Ss €co e . my ; ‘on. 1317 Gosdieow. | K S D ado Oakland (361.2 M ~ sviIn- not Ge eh ations an WAT, Gincinnatt (725.9 MM) 4:30 Art. ~ ~w fs > . . : " ove a e? : ‘ ° ; i Sip eae. &. : tiie = 3 frolic. a a 825.! ‘ ; ». | wee —- i | eo ' a 8 ‘ola play 3 " a oN . ss ts . om | s..ocomectany, gheater; 7:15, musi:|_ bereneders. || > AY. Act. Special ‘EBevublican as used by the fol- |= organization which formally ||| sustina McMurray ~ eng i ae, Fara lowa.. ! | Haye. director and ormapiet - Rog | program, Eastman Theate . r wenedere. ano 7 M)—-7:20, 3 or a 4 a of: P i Rauschkolb. soloist: Garnett Marke, The | WHAAS, louisville (399.5 M.)—7 30-0. chestra. SAR RN MS = Rs gy RN A Te ON EO Cte TT: ~RenlleRC MS + ht a ee -_ 2 -- ee ea ee a eect tee ; — a 1656 as a protest against the opposition to the extension of |} Thelma Dunn 3755 W. Florissant | Mat. Thur 1:30P ¥ Jefferson about 1792, adopted the a Tr) blican . ——-. -——- -~ i. “$ es : of e : I a as ac pte the narre Repu Tie an. In Sherid:; NS . , aig . : ‘ a. “0 Seeded 4 ¢ = al i AP re : : . j|} 8Meridan Toppins S St. Louis | A. and D. Rodenroth. 4139 Magnolia ‘ebhles: { emmunite Fun . mamas 4 neo ; -_ eS ———————— a yy by the adherents Oo! Henr \ Maine. : Massa: husetts, Ohio, Illi- ' Mre. Mar’ bell Bushey o> St. Louis - ari «4 Herrel}. BOY? Ann IT] A. M. Pebhles; . ’. a nen ae . Fund as ' orchestra. tiie M a Sym- —_—_ HEART Eifes and John Quincy Adams _ nojs. Wisconsin and other states. || vw. yo . ea : we 5515 Palm ’ anil tat Whe Webbinn:” “Gan -| WHO, Des Moines (920 M.) ee, § HEAR THE NEW ) Beauty, Paraders + tie 1825. was current in each | conventions were held durin the “ liliam N. Marvin ..-.. Greer ee stig O1o0R Nebr: k Monday, Wednesday & Friday The Pebbles; 10:15, Ber | phony orchestra; 7:10, orchestra; Musi 1B ‘By ado #9, hat etal “Orn hierar : ¢ 4 } & | Flizabeth L. Berhborst ....2240A Dodier : en ow . ORM THe asia. | Betry Crocker sold Medal re orche tra: 11, Harry Lang's dance! male quartet; 8:30, Legion band; 9 «J : ii : ca Urlesquers only a few years, but in coum- Um mie) Oi aod and aimost at i} p Mal & ono i -e , ' ady, 3746 : “oe © ty rOCKe! Ast Bouse re hy tra: 1°. Leerger’s orchestra. dance | dauce program | E D aR ae Mimon usage the name tepublican ice the Republican party became |} | nce Tag gr © cht 0 fi oa te a 2. i ML, SVO— Bir Ese Talks. __ hgusic, WIK, Detroit (516.9 M.)—6, Petite or- | Woodland j Double _Prog.: “Tigi given only to the pérty which ; ‘wer in the North. In the fall } tasty ee ey SE Ce Pi eee , ‘aad M. MeQuinn. Rinomtiel ae ROA, Denver (322.4 Mi—-8:39, Wynken,| chestra, soloists; 10, Murphy Brothers . 5G61LS ¢ f Gods” and “BI” elected \ Lincoln to presidency in of 18 1@ Republicans elected 11 | Bernard J. Wintergalen Jr.. .5923 Romaine - and M.,MeQuinn. Bloomfield, Mg. Evening Program | Biynken and Nod timc: " i5. etudio pro- | an: ll. Jewe 5 Gravois Grisom's Progress” Bigesn The Republican party owed United States Senators and sge- ||| S@e ©. Nieters ....4839 Natural Bridge BURIAL PERMITS + f N or] | WdZ, New York é . imperial | ey, “Blue existence to effort to extend a plurality in the House of ||| George J. Balthasar Wellston , ; ot Direct from New York Stu- ‘co (428.3 M)—8:30, or . 74 Watch: | ; Bilts ex um : } a piur: y } a ouse oO a a . Je “4500 | : a level, 60; 3943 Magnolia. dio. ; hestra: 9. orc'\esir; i} ’ . 7 wee f | ST. LOUIS AMUSEMEN; C9 'S THEATERS mavery into the territories and te | Representaitves. This sudden ||irma L. Lawler Margaretta | R . MeAleenan, 6; 4117A Shaw. oe ae ae artiste; it Sales cobecting 10 Gece Hotel Astor. 2 ciel . Memebility Or unwillingness of the | growth was due to the fact that |! | Joseph Goldman 5147A Ridge | Eugene S. Kemper. 7; 3641A S. Broadway. | Wednesday, Nov. 17 tra, : WLS, Chicago (344.6 M.)—7, May and’ ie mG as a party to take vigorous | nearly all opponents to the exten- | | Rose E. Rothman Vernon | Genevieve T. Luepke, 48; 2316 Tower | KPRC, Houston (296.9 M)-~7:30. orches- June: 7:30. singing bell boy: 9. Bal | ARSENAL ¢ Douglas Fairbanks 9 steps in opposition. The Northern | sion of slavery at once joined the | | Clinten C. Uline 3716 Hartford | y. 7; . eS male ees 8:00 P. M. tra: & 30, bov with whistling blues; J abarin orchestra; organist; orchestras, iG THE BLACK Wwhies were already displaced bv} party. Among the Republicans || Emily M. Riess ... 4636 Shenandoah | > :,)°. Keee!. 53; 4145 S. Compton. Ipana Troubadours. } 2:30, Prank Tilton. WLW. Cincinnati (422.3 M.)—7. “Pep” | | Grand and Arsenal ~* PIRATE” ‘ ge and enforcement linen wiest aot the anthiewares El teGedks wer Broce | K — = Teichner. 77: 5800 Arsenal. 8 30 P M | ATHS. : t perings , (374.8 onda 0:28. concert. U. «ff Cincinnati; 10, Castle; : ES ees ine ft | + gga diya - ; ” eT r aise. tf} a short eee | Lilwe Harper 57 214 M'asouri = sAn-the-Reaim o CLASP ICS: " ance: “arm orchestra. i r : ' » 4 va no ; “Ain , . 3 > . . . ‘ : oS Ae fe . ; ‘ . 7 a AUBE LILLI LN GISH ‘ ‘ fugitive slave law of 1s 0, but | W higs. ip luding Linco n, Seward _ Marie J. Ray Ho ly R. Rock. 42- 9 Choutean. M t a ake , 1 15. Pooley hour from 655 Ballroom. WMAQ, Chicago (447.5 M.)—, Orches- — RT JON GUL . Bene Kansas-Nebraska bill led to and Gréeley; all the Free-Soilers, | | Ernest Jackson Jr. 1851 Division; A R. Shirley, 45; 6724 Oakland. Snes ee. -RVOO, Bristow (5748 M)—8, Dorothy ; 8:10, Northwestern University lec- Aubert and Easton ‘ “E, - ERT mpen revolt. In iko4. three monthr | most of the Know-Nothings, in- f (Irene Bumpus N. 19th! E. Basham. 52; 1114 Ta' mage. 9:00 x M. |. Heywood Reedy: 12. dance. ure; violin and piano recital; 9:50. air A BOHEME" fore the latter bill Was passed ciuding Nathaniel P. Banks and !! Ramon C. Gibson °9 Morgan | Ltzabeth Newman, 76: 456354 Easton. Emith Brothe ‘“Trade’ and KYW ieago (535 M)-—7, family | _ line. ; | Cinderell tC aaaeay cone MA local mass meeting of voters! Schuyler Colfax; and a few Abo- !!! Leona Cooper +f octet | Harry P. Turner, 64; 6941 Marquette. “Me “” rot iers. race n ef 9. classical program; 10:30, car- | WOC, Davenport (483.6 M.)—9:30, or- | P| ¢ Sst ssbs8.8. sIS AN erposed to siavery met at Ripon litionists who felt that the new | | mim: as 4 i i ‘ a Tovis Zewish, “: 1308 Palm. Mark. _piva - , P Fanist. — : _ | Vimo W. Christian....San Francisco, Cal! C. T. Lewis, 47: 1900 Angelica. | WBZ. Springfield (333.1 M)—7. Scoteh | WO, Jefferson City (441 M)—7. farm WELLSTON RADIO CORP. 5. | S| | 7408 Manchester — — ——— —_ teeta ——- ON AL LT A NE BE NE AN A NO OEE Ot ON a JOHN GILBE ; ' : : ai ; eum : Cherokee and Iowa ' “TA onenrnee "wis and adopted resolutions de- |; party offered the best means of }}| Mre. Lillian Hovelman ....1016 N. 18th 7 ¢ er, 48: 39384 N comedian: 7:30, Barnpstormers: 8:30, echool: 7:30. address by John T. Wad- —s : ) Ot es a militarw band. dill. State Tax Commilasioner: 8, “‘Mia- | 1479 Hodlamont BUENOS AIRES, Nov. 17.—The KF @aring that if the bill became areal opposition to slavéry. Be- | |Oscar Web pesodh ; = a J be law they would “throw Old party | sides these complex elements || Maggie borases ‘ene ot ehecce 1) ‘tchell. O32: Welinhet tates: e WCAK, Pittsburg (461.53 M)-—10:30. or- seourt in Histery.” by Roy Godaey: 8:05 . 6 : « A a it bts at i) 7 cheetrn acddreas hy Ernest P. Tageert Stat ; ae | : A len. ~ —T a nS 6 me & : . oe Ole,” Misty ereanize a new party on the sole | slavery Democrats, among them 'Barbara Sind Llosa. ee rancis E. Berrigan $229 Page. Radio Programs | we 2, msepegpolte- Tt Paul (461 M.) chairman epiritual training. &§-20. string PArkview 1699-W | a Rr awcun cautery” The local party was soon | Hamlin and William Cullen j | y.- sidtenen = . : a "By CONGR@=SS BLANCHE SWEET @reanized and the name Republi- Bryant. who favored the Republi- a rie A. Layton ... 4524 Clarence | J. H. Kohaus, Bros. Hosp!ta!. | 4023 Olive st Love” Amateur Nici! aS | Angeline E R. Ha i - . ~ . r Nguee o geiline WORT «2 ome N. Park pj ‘. staermerie enton. G MARY PICKFORu : M ED fl Ci iL 6) U ES CLO! WS Charley R. Holden t & pete : go —— wl . , Me 1 Pattison. W ednesday, Nov. 17. Distributors of Distributors of : - r - . * . . ‘ z > ‘ ~~ ones, -3 Uist \ s se il. Si lor r or r +f ? 7 ’ ‘ rand-Fior. : IN Health and sanitation questions of public interest only wili be com |). Ke renee tage Ww. m, 47; 1314 N : Bihent nicht Fer Ow Wee Whe KODEL KODEL oe r , . . . “Ba Leeland -. 4 WBRawe OcAnAPe ; ? « aua ‘ . + ‘ , F. ~* srand & Florissant SPAKROWS midered Diagnosis or treatment of individual cases will not be given. | Dorothy M. Hi 6645 Mastiecd 1B Meueeiay 00. 2701 © ah Www. 3091 M - PRODUCTS Ca | tee ~ a | we 2 - lied ‘ : wy Os i 164% &. Jefferson +6 «» ee@iry and stiff inegwar Use St be changed each day. Repeat | ee , é : PARKOW fie proportion of a tablespoon tothe treatment if necessary. | Joseph J. Kelly—Alice McKeon, Alton. plane, “Atlantico, which is to be i ' , y 18 N nti 2 ee 6 @ 6.642 6 2 2.68 rIRS } € st ing hg house band: 8:30. Reymer's R. Vv. SP Jefferson & Gravois Mitchell Stock € ask & » manufacturers "REDE ~ eo : ‘ q - about. The manufacturers > ne . : aie 3 : ok Co, FREDERICK.—To get rid of | |Luctiie Chused .+.0617 Minerva | program NF Z.¥.X%—The deodorant vou ask/|vour clothing and bed clothes ' LO, St. ‘ ....Statier Hote] | neaded by seyor Pauly, a noted en- by the Rev. A K uehuert ; musical pro- MARY PICKFORD 4 , i Yr) *) x" rg? « i 5 hd * * = he 7 ,? ' Andrew N, Cook —" : . orchestra. -~ 7 ; KING BEE f IN awe ys ae agy ag thar bt i Ap ee = Se body must be |i! tire. Nora V. Thempeon 1811 Wesh | expedition was to have departed | KFVE, St. Lou (240.M)—7-9. Winifred | | 1716 N. defferson “SP ARROWS" t its here iis Or ité la id vb me z at Oils ation oOo} nercu- th OD fro B e Al o NN vy o> & The Maloney; _ £oOprane Charlies Met ann, | ll jleseness. Lemon juice used as a rial ointment and steaming baths * At Edwardsville ae uenos FCS INOW.) 29. Mi TOKP pmmee for your hair is not harm- for three consecutve nights. The : : . postponement was announced when | Ppt ¢( MARY PICKFORD 7) a den tie tl aan? ot ; i Louis H. Oehler, Granite ity—Hildred | ; : ‘ Lafayette > IN fal but it tends t make tne nha wd we Sonai clothing and bedclothes Clevenger, Alton. it was ascertained that the air- WD-128 ee an - —_—-_* LINDELL §{ ‘LAKE w INDSOK cae | Webster-Grovres “The Black ; m Was heard over WEAF and Gulf shores ta the Canadian for- F — a xy Ry ._ ‘ests. Circuits are now in opera-| 6 volts “A” current Dougins Fairbanks’ “Dd allied stations, including | | ™ op = : ee See of 8 6 | 2244 to 180 volts “B" $65.00 PAGEANT { ~ “meD, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. | tion daily that reach as far west Model 10 “A"—4 ‘ : : ’ sty 651. 4 5 Sl- 1s bz vas Be i ‘ 2 os . . “4 - ‘ 2 OF 5851 Delmar “The Black Pirate*# 4, iiiine these ficures, an of- 'aS Minneapolis, Kansas City and pine x “ar whine tee | ati ee seats la.. sets up to 8 tubes 42.50 ~~ The Davenport, and they extend ; tences. f bial > m8 4 TRARY, ee OS RIE EN Ra Ne Oy SABRI Pte hase I ; 4 Of the company said that it is " ; Powhatan Douglas Fairbanks ne company Said that it 1S) oouth as far as Washington. ®@ Siam esa Bie, Pirate ed to make advertising ulti- etiee Weanwesna: to. Cones. ; : | ICKFOR bh Fe as sapeeee OF Other programs of equal merit | 28.50 SHAW MAKY Pic 3 orate programs to comie. are to come from its studios, the | Ae Model 10 “B"—22% to IN “gt --_—-. ; ar “ : ide seme { “SPARROWS” _ the expense, more than $25,- |National Broadcasting Co., van- |} Here's the tube that in pty SC cure - —- “aoe (Seth and Shaw - Went to the artists and per-! nounced. Thousands of dollars are ‘ Shenandoah { Kee of ao oe to be spent in the campaign to mevwt many a Radiola has won Se — ‘s . 4 | . . . ‘a : : big name for big perform- | “'en 110 or 220 vole di 25.00 You can make an efficient light socket Grand- Shenandoah Clinging Vine” gate Vo]: ~ the desires of the vast radio aud- | : i 3 a a eee =e ience that on the big hookups to- a, SN RTS TAS b | rect current circuits— oars : f di TIVOLI f Doug io” 3 y ~ saacan tal into the millions. | ifagaee tee “EX ance. For dry attery sets. | Prices Do Not Include Tubes power unit o your present ra re) 6330 Delmar “The Black f THE LUXURY CRUISE “ge pate ng agp Coa wine, | Iaeensed under Frank wn ERS Ete ee ) Takes only one dry cell battery. Merely connect either of the a oat “ ’ ) . ; asked who is to pay for this wire- =. } er patent num- Pi RNS IRE 3 SG Leh Ole - WY ’ *1: ° VIRGINIA (PS icite” a0) ARLE LRT RATE (os entertainment.” The reply was| bers 1.190.287 — 1220,- oe a ee ee) \ Bn COCé#ppert tube! Silite Trickle Chargers to your battery ($117 Virginia “The Night Cry" Sy this, there is to be no charge, and | ©88-—1. Silite Hormcherger. In addition to 4 amqes rete, gives HIMSELF—And His eee meee ot . agg ia ; . : o eo “ cca | ite Be by advertisers, Controlling | ae | 7,” net Sanit. S ‘ ance ey = _ . ; ; “RITZ-CARLTON TIONS NOW lead Folds DOth WEAF and WJZ, and asso- “What is the cause of this a cage nee | // a es \\ Sera oo a Sup- cohtely nalociess. Price complete. 6 ee resne, G19.00 ' O0 request co ciatinyw itself with other broadcast- ; valitv?” our Yotice the patented diaphragm Oi Sf . | | : ; REVUE a \n amazing tone quality: inside the Octacone. It’s shaped | , 2a/, : | plies A. C. filament current. ~ oe — Oe ee eS es ee senate tips WRU” © CLI 8 ele OR ap ptm Ce America Line ing stations, the National expects ag bh be J} 1: Leocoat St. t be on a paying basis in a year. | 10 engineers _— en exactly like the human ear. oat | ' J “4 Fully charges the average ° * a ers : frequently asked. “What Notice the apex placed slightly | A\ SAN a Sige /f ett og overnight, also he Kodel Radio te al alle oe aaa ; ‘ ithful- f | Ss . a c es *“B” ; “THERE YOU Officiais of the company esti causes such remarkable faith away from the center of the dia- | — ; peter te we pli cr ange od CINCINNATI coc OHIO 7 a i“ o— |}mate that the number of receiving | ness of tone reproduction in hragm — just as it is in the ONS : cin io’ ARE! i ‘sets in the WEAF territory ts more the ne?” uman ear! It's a wonderful ix ) A iF, make it radio's most efficient St. Louis Sales Office, 1926 Chestnut St, Phote CEntral 1914 tre : ‘s ——* ——— : : SS te tact ro-Goldwyn-Mayer . — seen 8006000. abd that the aver-| The answer is simple. Since strument—a handsome addition 3 b battery charger. om of a ' =, —— CBvien ws —™ ‘age number of listeners per set is) the human ear is the most per- — i y home! neohte | So The World's CONRAD NAG ean Service five. With a potentiaJ number of | fect reproducer of sound known ete eet Me | eee a . e 4 | 16,000,000 listeners, the company is to science, Octacone engineers carry the Pausin Octacone, write te De 500, y 7 have built theig iastrument on partment F. Price, complete ...... —_—— _ of All Classes charging advertisers rates that. . vary with the hour of broadcast- Pausin Engineering Compan J , | &commodations you want. A suite Pecnigh Bo ane usin gin 4 pacy ~-> 7 q cB one jing. What goes to defray the free 727 Prelinghuysen Avenue Newark, N. J. (; A | N G S : | / oo liners or more ‘cost of the radio program may be POWER SPECIALISTS SINCE I9I2 pM ?* ¢ the C aoe, sg |gleaned from the WEAF rates, | Se ree 2 : ‘which, it is learned, are in force | Now Showin j after 6 p, m. Eastern standard time. a OTHE TEMPTRESS & ) penta Mow |The rate for a full hour to the ad- 3 é ’ fork, Bosom and vertiser is $600, and the charge Kodel Dis but f By Biasco Ibanez - Montreal to all ‘for 30 minu’egs is $375. A 10-min- ? 7 \ 4 tri or or : | Principal European lute advertising talk brings the Full size, free-edge cone— E t Half Mi . | 7 ut] li ° — With— | -ANTONIO MORENO -— Porw. ‘company $300. These charges aks | 17°’, Made of finest mate- GRETA GARBO ‘ | ; for contracts of less than 13 weeks : teate” with ahhiaaienns discounts up to 15 Wholesale Distributors: rials money can buy. anened Po I aaa ne » , ‘per cent for contracts up to a year. ' ed on bronze finish base, . a s BUSINESS FIRMS whe want Ad ee ee ee | E O I A ag sere arena fo , een Adjustable direct- S L QUIS ing. fring ait cee. eae cdpecueale The daytime charge before 6 p. COMPANY OF MISSOURI. Astve wait. mar Lows | the Post-Dispetch Want page 4 | ; i Rap Sma Loe | 3 is one-half of the arcs! 1004 OLIVE STREET —»>-_--" “t. Louis Belteve 16,000,000 Listen. ~ larai Agents A CA ER ot cee rae ee ee er ee a eA 7 ne ee ks RET tan = es een German - omen UO meg _ ist Ships. *

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PAGE 38 ST.LOUIS °OST-DISP/TCH __ WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _— | . 3 el 7 Fae symsows | | 7 PRICE 1S DOWN - STEEL STOCK"... TODAY'S NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. [zazvasrecs, ied ON LOVER LVERP00 NEW YORK, Nov. 17.—Total sales, I, yesterday, 1,365,700 a week age, 2,1 44,- 600 a sear ago. Total sales from dan. |! ( Cc oO M P L E T E ) *.nereaee. nig et | to date were 394,302,000 shares, com BY SPELIAL ASSULIATED PHLSS WIRE shen, SN Bes. — red with 359.802.600 a year age | i. is SCH _v oh eee peaatestladne See —* RL LEBPRP LOB LL SRR RS 3 IE EEO I SSO mee aN Sie HERE ye cymes nee Stee - ae C eee Se = ci 3 pee een bch : Sc uite Hetal 3S pesees é im more Zorous +) saaa sisi . ~ . a er wi 2 SADE Vas ” nae fe ee ee ~ es wt| seamaru Air lL pid j; ’ erate | ' ; : e-* ner st ee re. S O New Jersey rts 1079 =) sai : showed str eng? Cat ed od Suea ° ine® s‘ock. after ‘moved un two sade Southe qe =) a er - te} * FFF # t vr . — . inf a —S + co ; . — — a — - . . demand for interup- ~ ~¢- # ppomenngg ty »129% 12° L* mi iz ; auman houak Sb aa '* gee “ie - song 5. Canada had a : i 2 - i, ‘ . > LL, we? Le ' a : oe “2573 >" ton AY 2 ‘ Sp : on fd eee hd . > n at 3 i : at . : =3 . dey } ‘ ' ic . ; Stand: Eins ” " 9 /pointa. selling a: ‘ am * . ~~ nls le v 4 . é 4 : we ; u ». ; r } ; tine bie ss | : * ou . i] “ ' : . . ‘ 2% five po nts Warner Bros. ¥ ores ; » elf ; ‘ : : _.... -»2oout two points Pi ofl | od LEE MERE BAD VNR RUREHOE A POO? Owing to telegraphic tion in the Fast due to weather . ee ee eS “ee BS4g! GOB ++ 2° | 7a seat a ' a . ' ; : as | ‘. = ‘ st , 4 i f)! as) ik ri, me : i . pad | " p : *' , r,« Z o> : a’ . } > : “ae ve ‘ ~ ; : = ! Oivi ie ry} ’ : . 4 i> 4 Pon Fs : 2 ‘% a " 4 i , = . mfA , ‘ >? 2 . .& - ‘ e . iO FS |: SO : 3a) 4: | wes Mex 2 ' “emi 21 4 113% Stand ON J pfd nd ap Sage SO. New York Rubber ; . , . . cond.tions, the regular daily «ecw York Evening Post financial review NEW YORK. Nov. 17 did not arrive in time for publica- “udebaker € . ine 9 ‘ as 4 Superior Oil tion in this edition. TTP AO, ate tt rye . ~ ’ 7.4 LEAL A AY v4 May. $41.40. =e ‘ RE ot LwUIS MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE ——— . a Extra 2 Per Cent Dj j i mentite Th 7 | on Laclede a fond Buence Aires reaping sows, te i 3 Be. en teclas 4 ons ~~ Co. tory ee, the juwer Literpoot and raisiig ae then oa a nt vidend on me : Argent.ue estimate im rivate report, ": @|) “ J Fear 4 . wor id ay aliat © Suppiics of ~ heal ne - Der cent and 2 gecci 15. a7 (448) Dusbeis for the week Dee. 1. 4 Ss » part of the lose bdeforr > s ual Transcoutinent Der cent oon tbe ar compan) Transued& Wo .* . . 7? A s BB a+ =o x RTT ~ een : L135, to stockholders of te “ _- asa 45 ie nents tieitins eta ete dee. Lo ‘ ye es atalthmntia se itiast > Wiina eto} A4IFAL'A, - -a we mit" 6 moaeec p > ie Pp » 7 | NEW YORK, New wait ae erere abode to %&c hisber. |Co. earned $6.56 a s the fh f : een tanh of wy _ year. Yr. ent ne frnctives! eatiy Ge $) Wir a of t F - omestic wheat ofrices. Winai $10. eeolie qetore Cometic ae se Oe ee ,with $8.853.128 a year ago, | pee 7 practionaliy hither: im ceriy trade : . “phat a ofivéete statrician fac rue unaic of Arwenhtine wheat crop be G10 OOO hushele wae « factor in mar ranged off .oeariy pe ee | j e@a. . et - money rates. Such ordina: vorable facto as a it 2 Continent crude prices P pfd cifs 61; 19% : za 9 | 32 7G Ale2?:: o 3 ‘3 : : . SER | recession in stee! production ; . 1 TeRR 8% haicwin Loco St 15S 1363 ay 7: i i rs Mt i “SAS rene: 60! b, $98,151 #54 J 34% Pathe Exch A 3 “= 3 ; | ee Ra leds nt 7 My, LIS4s Gen Mot fd Li ft Lis ny , , “ae oa ; =e fy a = = “4° | cs drop in freight car ioadir ‘ . iit N/ is / . ; - a . , ) . oe ’ . se : —- ~ a ; \ ‘ E re ig : | a ; | ; . : | : Sedeet ae 7 : : “2 m A lie’ opgned at $i 325 44 , card. | 3 rO; 5, 73. me 3 ; 3) ° % Gen 1 Od cafs i 3 05 ; enn Dixie Cem navi , lerember corsa 6b % ; Gimbei B | ez pate 2 caged os dil , vee “ on gery ; py ft : - Loc at recetpte @hich were 64, - Le: a. ae * Be oa bess s compared with 86.400 : avy and G7 200 iast year included i. through Pb er ‘ f ww ‘if A Meh Ry er lage ebem, a week ended 129 = He, +t bee ee ~ 5 eal oo v the pot pe eet ie = Mea GS saddimapntbineneineeinaet haw y eh Pools were ai active tn uumber of specialties. Woolwort was bid up 4 point to 195%, the highest price nine months. on rumors of a stock dividend Next month. Commercial Soivents “B’ sold off 3 points to 2U8 in the early trading, but later rallied to a new Ou nigh record for all time at 213% [ ; %% Buff Roch & P 4 | ) : ‘a 2k. Textiles showed a temiporarv ’ Burns Bro 3 be 1s | : mht fin Wie het burst of strength on reports : vefi.ite turn for the better in industry. io ty Bh ¢ SU) im. | iu ’ ’ j “4 ; . l bee - > . ’ e * 4 .. a . é ‘| _— 1unGis Ceniral General Motors Up. Genera! Motors was marks = —- | - — three points, with much of the: wi! su c.) Facking _ =a as! & 13% indian B Ds | | ry Ving 7 nA , ere a lh, i . = % met ; Min ¢ f a . . , Q: . se , ; me i , x | fa by 3! : Duyi his re oT U cd i tor the a “4 ike wer 3 A M - 142 +» ae eer on if) + Seiad : () de ‘ , we } Puri a Oe. ge : 19 ‘in 30 ; -. ~ 8 P } = ny godhy-ay * Que DUD last year: count of “shorts” who were pide H mc i arte - | inspiration " ) : so aig at aro soe > D5 3 tee iene . : an hy rm week ago pat ST baton wWiiling to pay the o : 5 3 ; Drie . ; ie. with 475.000 a week ago and 50%. 7 v * ast year: wheat shipments were Samer pig 110 byshele m3 with B20 od) way toe es. OM ooh aS - rear: corn motors were slugg! Sih GSH.000 a seas S008 es pear. onie shipment> were 267 GOU bueh- e®. compared with 333.000 «a week ago garded the crude Handle Producers Bad 416.5") laet vear St. Louis Cash Grain. points. 2 > Cham ‘leve Mot 4 Te : * ; 2 : Y Oi lings ha #1 & aA Vick Chemical 3 thumb the > Virginia-Caro “= were Lt care focal gnd roued = three Northwestern marittse com- Exch 4 . ° , or “2800 cars of SS an Lo . ock f ; a week pen to advices at hand teday. 68 Wabash pfa A 5S Chicago Board of 2 @heat preatuction in Argenta premises to — the fOrecasts heretofore made. In 16% Waldorf Sys 1.25 2 2 /Ware Baking © = 410-12 Olive! ie is connection. Liverpool reperted large ee eee ; |= aoe 2 * offerings of Arcentine wheat. with quota asa lower than had been expected. En- ee commission hofise buyina gate acta Che we “os wl ig Sarena - ? eovell || + hw he bet bee yy wm & co! a “Tis / Vivraudow Ine 3 PRP Te ye ee +e eee. ” wes 4 e+ pe mre he j t Re ere. Chie 2 with thet Melee receipts * wheat were (aM) is. @mpard with 1.055.000 a wees | ago and 1.914.000 last year: corn ipte | were G0) bushels, com sared wit 1.- 42 Vall bebesi ad "| . w 7 a? -le Occ od a oe - br Ch Dee | 3% ~ OI al a on 6] years experience io the -e te lets Tee 2S ow if Gare - = - —_ - = — = — — — eae — = met with stiffer resistance prob . 6% CI ton pf ably by some ager inspi! ' +P Sey Ry a week! steel trad e" ${ i4% 8% Chi Mii & St Pa; TE a | & Gt : a an yy" 1 43%) 43c,7 a: 7 ps Sos — LOUIS STOCKS =m cent. aa ‘ : i ii} ; t ‘ ‘) } adi . D> : { oe : ‘ oie RS RM oe . 7 | , “outher ; a 7G si. +. there Ry oe... oe 3 Se ee merge. oe 6a 4 @ at ‘ec. sie. first drop in i mM pC : . prices since last July. Sharp gai: + fag ge a ae | ieee tans. eee ! 58 kraft . a an 2) S85; 45: | were recorded by rican 40 ‘i RT Bin Rs vin “* “ Wi; is ot amen to Wheel 6 .. “/ wt *. white ; ; ‘ - — c : : , . 2 a a id iad . : . ' 4 . ‘ : —_- . . . - ~ a na died a - " _ ‘ x ¢ * Na ty ; > : ~ ir ar Ss o-+. S3%—e CRIP 6 pet ; a5 ble! Ke ““ : wa, © : Xie E! ST. LOUIS STOCK EXCHANGE, Nov. 17.—Tota! sales:of st the 110 He 6c: “xo 3 white, ay + ooo aT % : . . a9 ithe local mark : oun ange ; and for tie better qrades of timothy ang per, she Write for Booklet Amores set “nay Siferinas cant | Heavy eee et Mixed b scarce. Pure clover hay Ohio, Chicago and Northwester ag . : and Southern Railway veing ar per | 6 > B - P ,? . : : . * ae . 4 in } ; , - . i the many issues to sel) eae? & ) fe : 9B gr o-8s | ne ares, itu! 4 $ S oRike ee _ ' bile Bort aay rhet or two highs r s . j - 7 . ‘ " 4 Ly. 1 j ; . al “ Bed Lelt? . _ 2 he 2 a m4 y : a3 j — , he oth . ’ i ; ‘i “io a sant AMWalfa hay ma efeas | . a im Sis ; Ot “4 in a L.0e™ t , mati tee c it SECURITY ah : : it hay firm on NO I ohiy Lower The closing “Was ~O.u! ied E tis. = a 4 ~ i : _ * : = iL rit dae : bas a _— DAME OF SECURIT gente! ' a : = 20. i ither Quiet e ’ turn was checked in t} . a sj; } , Commerr ta a 7 9 ; so. ——_ Sp oe - \% ij tigi.and Det y “| oe Phe: Dae Te Weecesscad L45 45 cNal A -_ 4 we eae a ’ A oe a . | = aes No, 1 at camer mixed, S°2@ ww hich solid Dele yw 15 | “$ a a4 Try 8 ‘ j : I] »'] ; . ' i » ' } ‘ . ‘ ; a i “s it ’ ese ! ; ; © ciover mite live realizing elsewhere Leh in I 3: LO ie on ’ 7 , 49 * ag BY ; ,4- Louisiane © Ke s 7 “a4 : a ur > SO! at : ' - Gina ; : ' after approximating tl y ars i¢ a ; ‘ iat S., O45 Ly | 0 Pa. —— Kaige . > PaO J iL Ay 4 iS} ric a a # i¢ so * no 4 mer of a bail es nee . it i Mg he iaieg 2 : : . : z | ~y Te clever , ot bs , ' bes} :, ah. ar > 5 741, , . rite , Rive . ‘ - poe gee eed Fe - a : p ge ae ; ? . “a fn $240: 79. Noa i alt : m Steel: > og + | 33. rown | , : Se} © , ard sifaifa $t4@2%35 No ¢ a on : >t inn ’ ‘ . , ei : : ; Oe. . #1) Ge ¢ choice prai-ie 109% THN IQ Le : m O34 |M: ee * ¢ Por eS A 4 , : , a ” : ms . a 7 i = ‘ m “ es ° ° ‘ . 2 | - ‘ . — .* e- . . . j pha ming ie . 2% 3 wm 4 | a a 4 ate tend ducts Ist | : ; ‘3 to } ine an 4 S13 18% rtainleed Producte 2d pd lil] elect coon at ap Phone Gi ae Hiy CORN DECLINES TO heavy.. Case Threshing lachine! ,, oe 2 ie S -4 ; ittlaregd : | = eee - ame = — _ - _—— ———— re — we Base - MoD ‘Peoe . ings Fey re: ' aren +t ae ‘ . oe 5. . ‘ , . 7 , - i . ; 8 c n° | penne erika on 6 ing pF -, earings for Nov 1! | Gurlee Clothi ,! ot AES ee : a Adair Reairy & yer ae [ c Ag Sao. s ay COrreapEldln Last ea:, | Bp on Slectri ri oe ; — Spe 6g PE eth) the) hie t ir de CO) Chen “a am “> be . ° — ° « *.* e « ' —— is tm the BD : = ‘a . ; wim, om ’ . oe - . — . . * « . . ‘ : »* «© . : ' vat Dienerch : . : ‘ ‘ ‘ , , Bi PE = CHic AG - price | e .- aa “a ee P " “J a es of Ma Phea: i he ~~ 4 Ln Active bidding for mercantie|| Chicago Stock | Boston Stock Market — | COTTON FUTURES HIGHER resi . — " — ; tp a a Soc . > ses shares in anticipation large he iday trade marked init d ling: . Bits WO nha rt ai ty the Post-Dispaich ON NEW Y 0.4 Bag ag nae Fa is ign ORK M? BKET ay. des | : | | et Wes: or eauar ; Ne | Tg eet the May Gelivery was en petite. gg. | eT) i ther smactive There Ras been local de 4 RO tte Ml — ~ — Pe ded ae | ~ Nov —Two § shar nai OV. Li e shares , ;, - : —" anges being given. Symbols: ‘Increase. —Decrease. ....Un- , | Yield 6% 0 64S~ and for the better grades of timothy and atl ates Pag te EES. SORT aa it at SS re + Se koe (a ee ee iciibes th om ee oe ree i ne Te Tee Ene antien see ae SEES ee aaa aus Se eatin > Rigg — WER ery ali ger fo Rad OL pop 0 lage BF AI AONE: cals 5 aR SOMO ; Oh. Nov a to -« —S ul a i igh thee dey > “IV mtg ~t? in today's market Kresge. | (mur hicage Stock | oF x Chics Wwck | , ye highest, lewest and - . $ wutten m _ "ure of the market with most of vivewure Believed to be delayed heds opened a point high 1) eh re i (Be WiOsi BCLive stocks deail | Det iw 4 , al yt ay. venta | 2 ulie ® O00 sha res and VN Omi Worl hy a lee ' ve res : 4 , 4. om ‘ © me , ; , . 7 ‘ v : . Tiai } : we rry aio ea ii Se are ; = ew | * oF shorts and buying = Was in demand. U s& Bes . Gener. > oe 4l Motors and rericanh Locomo- m Siates | nate: -caatngay, BES aoa oe oi rivee 5 ae ) uy ~~ were iri f ~ =" in 3 ; kK » i} Rie. . . al | | : ~ 2 ; ; . he : ; ‘ . . _ : Bes aoe “ e% : Aetna rad ' ret : ; 3 pevance im rr ranc i , . dis es , oy “ ‘ : F vu, sia 9 . F . ; ' : — ; ia ’ f >a. teay? , ' again ‘ . . on N r - : . ud _— ’ : , ' ; : wt . . 4 . : — ees tthe ob 4a ( ; ' : , ‘ . ; f ut ' ‘; . Rijn ell . =e; mber “rT Pa ; : . tien, : / 4 ‘, i ° > e,2 @ : . e FS und 12.85 | month : po Tha es cree sa nhe ae eehans , : LINCOLN, NEBRASKA - > . se OM } Ou : = 4 ; bar Ne } ° ix . . i o _ . . —_— High. Low 1% 51 VAS. Bf oe am, Lr, CR re yearned ne fy, pat oat etd on. 0 A Ca RII NE ete ate 5 y= il etic e ale 2 nee of yavirrets 4 Re: se t a ; o. . ad hy , 44° 4 , , = Ting vet : a ¢ . = " - . . " , ‘ & ers ej . , ; » : 4 " . = 2 ae 1 L r “es ‘ ¢ = +? ss he m aarti “ . ° . 4 - | > b a ™ est level of the curren ovement, Bi) Beant Dinas O03 kc 4 A =e 3 : . e z eorted track YZ nar aaa een! were domes.ic | Rice-Stix D l at First Mortgage g . ; un q ti _— featured dealings ir e , “- we ee . orl ae serman Nelso 74 = 3 an 5 ay buy , 7 v. | money easi St} , ;' , Bi ' colt eernle » YU = were D000 buehele o by a ha " . ‘ ’ a . sia ‘ 4 : 14 sd ] a pee , ** : ti 4 P . points, while sterling improved: | mers Cn.. me sae oy ne | 115%, ij] ‘in, Snerneen mar Tas stead LONDON Nov 17,—Bar silver 25%} St Lo 2 , Sys a ee — ’ le ee nag 7 | | Pectme san | Pui 2-73 5 fluenced by. Tener prenid [to be | tar ounce. a DET cong: disanunt Louie Car pid. ; : or i’ ++ oe | ad Cn et and sage r ' yy n | i J eae «@ ‘ . ‘ > _ P _ : . d — “ ’ i? ca i “ iis . ‘ Dew ? ; Py ian 1 ee Brokers te Semand ins | & _ NE IRE , | uti ) oa ae ae : annua! income est “ ‘ ‘ : , ' - r) “> - F ; ’ . . ; oe) .. cents. rE hold: 1 | Internat ues Lead, Zinc and Copper ) Evans i 39%) 20% 28% | Ontted Sbee So} gee eee i — Flax, Linseed | [™'e¢ a: Septic} 10 D6! Te) Tay! weit | managed by 0 groan i. , ' : ' ; “ : £ : PR. . me, Ms 1; . =i cotton euamat a on ona ate , Bg Kininch ed ae oh och : . i . St. Louis and Lincola - > s 4 . : : a ie minis » #, - . IP _* . =] ’ i} e “ ca ' . tts — mae 2 « B a» o8 - sees . ees ; wf ; including Mr. ia _ : ‘nl *etumate of oP 1 vat ime hove a? arabs atin neal PED RH opr - ThA towteth. — Pe ee : —ane Ne The Arsentine Gov "Dert i now echedulet for Now Lead was = n rer at S7Y.S5S per 1 ' soe SSGSt & ta ’ } t mid . 4 ws : >4 >; . . F . . > a 2 vn x j 4 7. 7 _ . 4 + 4 . ie n.. 2187 a . ‘ At ft ’ is%e * : ; : ‘ strong, *pet and » $2.79 ai _— ’ : : ) 44 E | . ae . sail jus , ; . iren steady and une hat aed. Lew may | ; arn Oe simmren* * ggg Bi ! nd een et 668 inc ) rat 4 = . R « ie @lr.2 °yvtTas ; 2 maa ‘ares { is : . ar yom AR 1° K a s : + On 5 1 2985 15@12 ise ee ; Priced t Yield 5361 A ,IS@13 4 | 4) 5. - futures ¢- 1, “4 a. i im 1S PAS h = wf ¢ %, , 3 huly, [4a 12 ae a ; ~ > . : oo . . a. oe 3 im 1M . , ‘pet an utures it. Ze Od we" :4 ae re Oe” an : : ’ Dry Goods Market Review Te wee 2. 2 - ) Un L & P ‘ ) = tad ~.7 {2.62 1273-75 seme fits of the ¢ oo TE nm at Net | ust of quagation the Foreten Exchange 3 : 52 ) LOREN N20. No 1? mm Cotton s wul® ) : bs ; “S09 s. . . : j ms n cy aor P a5 1% 9: os q: 1 P ‘ , = ' ies “Sie, ee + +e - ’ Jt) ctl) tes ' i ANDERSON & ’ wia ’ : a) " ae om ‘ - . cecime , a a ; >. q . ; et ‘ e« 4 ; , . . ‘ en ot b : ¢ eae mae i AVI ‘ " pare! Oe ae [8 a) Wem Oll Autom i@e| fats fat | ce y eae 183R RM Bi | ha emt een hrs dee ot” orntietee | BRaRoe™” 22cm B,Demene. © Cab | RU: 7 i] 7#1ST CHar Raw silks were quie: 2 b a * ne om Sutra Wh chee aaa ~ tod ee ed sendy: December oe i site hoe her _ Ee ee At ¥ Lire. "D rs Af G 425. ; : = ag a4 . a . o:! m ane fi = ; reh. : 5 wee * . “ry i ; in 4 : (Tig remy Ge: if ’ rh | = ’ , , . est a77 Oc. C: Yc. July, tt om ! 310 556 in 1975 te 1902. 708 now | CER nA Yoomek > Pen ‘ anding. ki! OLLAND—Flo rin. D 39.26. pe al

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=. LOUIS POST-DISPATC.: _.W EDNESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 17, 1926 ST.LOUIS PNST-r'cPATCH __ PAGE 39 | | k | | . NON STRONG TONE SHOW) WHEAT PRICE IS DUHN ||" NEW YORK BONDS (COMPLETE) || NEW YORK CURB (COMPLETE) |r" mnmes ST. LOUIS enoDUCE “Row Nov ene s ; : e Bs : ——— — ON CURB EXC kh i OWER LIVERPOO NEW YORK Now Sales, (High, }Low, {Clow | Sveciai to the Post-Dispatch Pop pow ee SSS eee ise aie ee Nov. 17.—In the! follow al Security. _| High. | Luw, j Gloss | Special lh prarae . es 2 4 Prev | siock Supplies of ovtatees Were Ubera | | i Owing table will be found a list NEW YORK, Nov. 17.—Foliowing ts a list of sales, highest, low- wales. Security | High.) Low. | Cloge., Ciuse and tradi limited. Sales were reported of sales, highest. lowest and closin RAILROAD BONDS. 8 Drices of bonds traded in on the est. ciosin - DOMESTIC vane gi] LOUIS Mei EHC HANTS EXCHANGS Stock Exchange today. sales being in $1000 iots (vvY omitted). | Gaga E- + Faget rity Age arllgepl pgs a inca. vataptmpege: € ay ~y “5 2 loads ‘sero ' . . een , nie g are quotations of the Quotations On all Unite New York Curb Exchange today sales o! stock being in 1vu0 AN. Pk S8..! Ti %i 72 %t Fi Ml..... , ' sk vu No 1 By the Associated Press. sf ht hee ghietiig i grevious thirty-seconds of a dollar wes ae we Bonds are ‘n dollars ano share lots (00 omitted) of ffactione thereof, except in Standard Ol) Alum 7? a33 105% Tr %\1U3 al. es rusget vurtanike U 5S. No 2b sto he. sient qrocetiende tee a foe Re qarke, Mit. and Shicaen | means $99 and twenty-four thirty re ag a ee shares, suies of which are ip full, While Fond sales are in $1000 iots AG & BU 4 U2 cote quice, tech loamy 5°85 52 Colorado @ jthe Curb Market the tone tn meters if rr Tot&l sales today wer $13,22 of a dollar ana not $99.24 (000 omitted): av & L @lvisiluWs 1ul “ ee Potaty pr ce ranassbinnes ta rusret ie (strong ali through the day Fluet Bich. Low. Close. Yesterday $11,8 e 4,000 against $12, 189,000 yesterday, vurbanks $2 UU and ruraj= $2 5U° Wiscon ECEMBER WHEAT, 68,000 a week ago, $12,304,000 a year ago, and $20, 624,000 two A es c- & @ e te) "62 ind Tek uf C7 waists 4 115%" 6 36 7 206 by, 113%. Hoe tt & «) ~-Orec v-)risa) C ed el 7 a ot a a a & Ro Ce | .-. Sales. Security | High! fra f | Close. Close Sales, Security | High.) Low, ' Close. Uluse INDUSI ores INDUSTRIALS, 6 ROS 102 % yn % 3 Am L & Ti215 j214 Pas ; 35 R K Bur nj 43%! 42 | 43%) 41% 23 °| 34 * | 24 Am Seat vic, 43%! es 1 Kem N TUA! ¥ '¢ + os 4 Al @ S piaize co ma oa “Ss 1 Al Pk new; 1% | “Ts 4 C= were held “n check because of the Am Seat GOL U0 % |1U0% | im rur 225 to $275. Coletedo rueret x of a @tandine 6uppl SS oe A W W G&G Ai 87%; ¥7 U7 ty! . 1 “to 25.25. Idabo ruseet_bur- iin the market for eome oie a ; $2,995 ago. From January 1 to date sales were $2,603,312,000 against AN Pr 6 owl 82 | Samer al! P 2. , _wichiaas rurale $2.40 95,641,000 a year ago, and $3,408,164,000 two years ago. iprevented the increased demand f{ auac O A..j/LUZ % Lud 49 103 i ~ P ine weteartes ee © 79 18s nan hall, | 'ne refiec ed tpn more vigorous Drice Sal pity “aw P Ay & F 5; B34: Yo'y bbe, « ¥ hag oe homesro™ i ; Bigh._Law_ ‘ies Salea, Sectirity. | High. Low. | Close GOV ERNMENT BONDS, INDUSTRIAL BON Ds. 07%) 93 a e+ %@ Alph ‘4 Por i Vance. As GQ & hu, luv: = iyu- * uu - -@ . Mee SUc naney ha } BUe to 7o¢ red 52 Lib’ rly 343) } | |} Srecial interest was shown tn the i Oi o As 8 HM OM) Dit) Us le | 2 ind » woe ard Oi] of New Jersev financing . ) beavdd S&S .| UU; UD | ie | ’ ~~" nuneibes BS ag As » ana New York 2- 7 sere 00— 24 do let ix’ ee adi 100—16 Ll Det Ea rig 6 Pisin +1029 11025 102 9 . , Of : tan (102% Loz % 102 6 Alum Cc nw 32- t Bd 6 |102 % 102 % [10% 21C&CS 5 do n pf herause Of expectation thar teak, j t ’ would “oon appear for oe md me aS ae ee Oe LUU % bu % y stock of cabbage were movurcrate ane ve- Bh &MwUM 100 iy, 100 % ‘LUO by. ug freely offered ip a jobbing way Mat- Pats: ste + «| LU2 By (102 hue jt 5 A 63. ./103% 108% !103% | 2 art’, MaPh 100—_ 1% 100—18 "| gy 95 iy | 994 + fing ; : OL | Yl} % | a} Am Cyan B, ‘ i were eome inoffie tal aquotati be vitinest Got L Ai 07 | 87 | 97 |. ket Was sutuewhal easter, enly « few cules vm do pfd 101— —, ‘ at LS. 4 101 Wee 7 07 4 g : . | 5} ” AG&E pfd| ij! j OGM | 10% c ae ‘i aa | oo —t +" ARTICHOKES — Calif ortia, poses debenture bonds when iseued, Salt be i i i i York n Lettuce producers continued a prominent feat Can PR 4'y| ty) vs “| ub % of vest quality New Furs stuc se ! Car Pal 4 vit lul jlul 4 | in moderate supply is Meeting # moderate a j 8S ; 8 , S| ; Erp Fens LU bs Be . 3600 SP&L war) 10%; | | $ Cub T 7%A)LILY 7 Bees RRUSSELS “tt ROU LS—t&Ntornis ‘_ do 4th 4% | v9 %, OY% ' . & ool A; 64g é, oe ree st aaa aed oe a. Bell pil 1154 ee Miva ses 1 Cudahy 0%; Udla) Yils: 4 1$%.50 to $4 for fancy @nd door to ag 33-38 |102—27,1902 ite eat 4} - d ‘ a! U9 ta) 9D C 41 ret! 95% - ao oe Se) | | $3%1 32% 3 | 47. | 47% 2 Det C GO AUT Luvs 107 | $2.50. ZUSA38 37 4 10444104 % ie s ae Be 4 , Sup Bi sva| 80 ot L ; A | 25%) 25 5, 25Me.. 12D Pr Pw GA/103 (1024/1038 |, MEETS—hH¢ me-eTOWD. BOe to 35c ver 46- 5u » + {LOR v—4# (102—1 (L02—1 : | ) D8 % 98% a_i a ° 8) eet one ees YAS pe pid) 26%) Kitin Sch 6, 87 U7 42 we dozen bunches and §e be ¢, |traded at advances and Electric Bont’ 9a 7 do 4% 7 39. .| 86% BS | i. , Ural BY ist VS iy) 09%) 16 A Th C pid « . | Oi) 19%) 2 El Kefrig 6, US%. 98% & SCAM AU mm Nurtherts 3} a oo | Sha? e and Associated Gas allen were 47- 538 “ /LOS—28) tT = 25) iUS—2g8 as liom kie% 116% ; wine oni eo Re “— 9 4 29) Swift Inu. 0 ~0 ; ~U ») Fiat 7 oteul 0) L, , , oe Ree Minmesota, backer rin 75 ter wire 5 There were a number of strong tea, it — Ul nn 4 do 4 , 44- ~54 104—27 110409 . > 1g : | Swift & Collt% ‘ d | 5 more ) oi ; 21104—27 ve ig 102 ; ( 105% ty Frit i‘ “de v 2 ‘ ap UO TS) VOY ¢ do cts wi Tob Pro Ex! 3 3 ; leoe c hong aan 3 : eae fms ots 100 fide re yg Loe to SOc ver dora « a. j . .e . in the utility oye Rasa Kardex moved Ra % Ie Foki 1p over a nol e ls ‘ i a + ate Aone nro ee ee ee on : _ . 7 ha Po te ie Ov oe - w — oo &. Go me Orn Cie eS — ye iL- a) l Koy By pid. 101% 101% 101 he, sco me fg n.j wis Ss 44 HESS, TF Fe =A oc 2 Pe ee et ec xc. + ~-ure , t 1245} 12%) 12% | appeared @ Uitte comm, an jeder e marke wh omad+ a new high for recent ‘trading VEAL e was week falline sabour a land Tidewater preferred “hich Pe ile ased by the syndicate verterday, ‘4 fractional ilcse Carib wae gtr made a further substantial! advance, a Public utilities ere active and many showed strength nited Cae LP ovement jnew stock. after a decline of imoved up two pointe Lebigh Pow ;Southeserern Power were both , Pesta: wemgtoe An ee aie ae” “a ~ . nee 46? 9 ee eer we eae w& me ao - — VS wes — mmeds x —— ve Ferrite ve ¥ TPR ce a ¢ a - 22 emp hdipete i — ee ot Ge s oe " i a ee ie, ™ t __ - ws te mw ds OT GO ee 4. i ON 28 % ** 7 mate 7 w marr ple - Fe rsr C — — eee ee tis 102% 102% _ — —s 31/101 % 1017 Pap 6 Us | nett drum and $4 per Su heampt poum | May, $41.4 , : 412 Belgium 7 55 ..) 98%) 9816) Y ! : Mie eige) ee io 2 | eget nee EXCHANGE | "45 Bele 108 hore hore 52... 102%, 102% 1ozig | Zt MKT 4 | Pe | 8 SSIs) ATS | ‘an Mé ou Ve | 0c -| sug | ms e - Extra 2 Per Cent Dividend | see 231 Belgtuin ara 7 Kelly Ane 52,1100 103 a 103% 5] MKT adj 4 67 ....1 94 O41, 940 | i ee oT oy me cB a 13% 13% ig , sac : ° 098 bo arty “ a GREEN ibe in StF town a on Laclede Gas Stodg) fyi cites mitt by “renova inhi | ie 7s 86.8 | ahh BBR | AP Eater aad cinta uty doa | gt pee 28 ooo me aogliga | EE BE WAS] AEN) TRS isa] gh ce aon eae ie GY SG Ton! ath ADB ab34|- os | PUERTO teae-growe, 200-90 Ltecineed tna same Gigs of ise am gee See, Ls mort | 20 Bolg fe 2c AMG Naa Ange | 18 Kovdiang @ aazc ton thy ton | 2 pe $B MER AAT AGEN | ot Ec sora af AP) tose CIT SS Wa dew bal 202 LL Fem] ob Bae 855 208 age ie * | “SR ABign — setup Jo ree. $9.5 or. cee k * ° 2 er cent act oe world available ees a weest 28 Bordeaux 2 34s.) 9: 1 | 13 4 | a zon iC A. c2% & aoe el eet Mob & Birm 4/4 Fi ‘2 : 3 e 7 : 5 m PC 0 at 00: 4% : cae ema 3 Mor, & cy lems . Bid to Ep oe ee a A, ". Bue per ras ; > -peonttin aintve tt ie ‘navable Dee h . red part of the lose before » te . > C — . | reeuve p S2 Brazil G4 67 .. ‘ ‘i? 6 Mct Ed 6 52... + rs 4 Koi, | Ri a! he nO ng | . leesse | 46 Nev CC TTUCE— 2 : a : , Dec. 1. ; dividend 0 . oe - shorts covered. ¢ G Bremen Ger 7 35 i202 i ULF 102% 1 Midvale St a) wae {5 % i 96% {9¢5 & Montr J ref 5 4] hy : a rT? : } 0 i. Li, ‘ v4 ‘ ' Ariz Gl C ° Mg : os NOTMRy ae pe 2 101 ly Le il Le ICE I a $2.50 to i, | Tey cent on og Srateethes Block of { — cash g#rain market sofi ) 9 : .. OO 3 Og 1 Ogi Nassau E] Se a + pt ; " . : eres “>! oy | os Cona C M i ‘ fornia, $5 to 3 5 Vregon., ‘ ote PS comps se e eipis 4 Buenos A 6% 65 (0044/1000 |100 Mil Gas Lt ae DOM, VOW) DD% oe ae ee oe ae im &t Sel 3 Oe c= ) Y ? th nse M ti’ ws Pitty, 1d tit | ‘Tale; e- 0 ’ shel mpany @iso was declared. payable to %c hrgher. Receiz rp ; 2 New En RR445 R6% a ' 7M Divide craic; home-grown, 10¢ toe loc per busne 15, to stockholders of record Deg, 1 = ric was Demand was gvod. Hard| 17 Caldae RC 7% 46, 95 ls 08 | U8 a Mont Pew . J . 101 M4 101 1 1014 ! -&@& M 5K fsi1051 t iMupRine | Cuneo Preas | 3: 3314) 3: 53 34 : PC pi 4 +o) Be . * | bux, > OB pet was steady Corn was vod. Oate 4 Canade 6% 29 +) 08 stra liere, | & Mat acme Te Bilecd y i200 a los S NOTEM 5 CE Silimea hi Be | af Gore Pope lish 1188 lib los. | OO Fale Bed ic 82e BC, Bde} 18 OF 4% Di 90%) H0%| Ut MUSTARD GREENS — Homegrown, ‘eh E anada 5% ; As | 4, 101% | ‘at Acme % 42 SN ¥Y C Cc Os Ot i vies W A./ 2% 2! 29 |...) 30 Forty N |. ay. Se | a ob) UB%l 6% | teeter vom Utah Copper Earnings Up, bee sicady to %e hicber. 4 Canada 5 62 ....j104% 10815 /1042% | FB Nat D Prod 6 40 atte | 8 2 AP tie say inet leas bDecker&Coha} 4¢ 5%! 5%) 58 60 Hawt 2e | 12e id 5! Whe) VE! VOM! 3 MU SHROOMS—lllinois and = Missou! NEW YORK, Now 17. —Utah if Cen R Br 7 52../ VS 044%; 95 |, ; tO 8 102 14 do r & i 5 a LOD 3; Peg rd 1P ‘on KS.L 33 3 3: ace as ve , 1 16%)! 16: + . 2 tis St GA) 94's) H4% OG) VED LT No. 1, T0c sud Migseurl buttons. Je ite. earned 96. 28° iy ER gm Ciret tot - 1% to Om jower range ut Liver Scie s a... Brive va 108 108 . a4! “| NYC “4uRré, on 3 LCi % | HDHeC I ¢ 7 YZ, - - | ( 14 Pan Aw P UM's) HUY 7 i per poun d. | months this year. azainet $5 44 - cha ‘ei aa fullowed ne fracti: one! early de 17 Chile “ 40 1100 4% 100% | 100% + © GO Pret....) 93%! V3%) 93% St phe ae | ; Be ; 1 PV@L 5652B 100 (100) 100 *7 ir ! ana red. $1.75; yellow, $F to $) 50 Ww "FoF pet meee ear y lah Be ase. "enn" depletion. cam yen early wus unchanged tw te “ata ? Chri at ania 6 54.. 11004, 1002 Co uz 103% 103% 1038 16 4 ih E 5% 4; LO? 107 LUT j...ee fend & ne. $1.75; Minnceota red, $1.50 oe & year azo. . Gorn sold fractionalls > ar in Staeda = ye 5 Cologne G , 501 OR | 97%. N7 %, ‘ ren 4% 8 YRS) YURIL: UN °O Ph BO SA 1LHOy lOO% 10% 1, »--+ | ant $1.19, aid white itela ‘ a3 - 4 ' bd res . "4 —— A revort thal @ oFivale Ba’ Ope hag yy PN',! HOW! AOL | “e 41. ./108? a LOX ty 108 4% ~ Ut be ee oa =) be eee eee ind — al . hE) 54 TRILOK de MINS OVS | 'PARS a Sa os a 940 2! ¥& : 4 bis eaiimat @ of Arwelitine wheat cror i open 5 19 44. ‘ipa (+) asl ON &, | 1) 5, ' ‘ ‘ Rs . ae Wy 100% pou™® J& he 5 66 Lao Ava * 100 % nae a st bt seeihiine “% Kr wn c to aK fe 4.000.000 bushels camied at aa, 2 3 Cuba 514 53. . .../1038 jTOZ%&%l103 I 6 | D3'ei Yoke 9 N J5%/ 100% 100% /100', 100% | Lg rg S—Home-xcrown. T5e to $1.10 ale, and prices re Czechosiov § 103% 1103 44 1103 %4 Dd | m Ed 6! 48/1053 205 | 105 % 4 VO Co 64A!103 % 105), 10% by ong 4 be , bsequentiy U 2 “a ‘a * RADISHES Alal 1! | > = | ° tee wheat opened at $1.33 % mee: iT SloV ’ 1103 34 ' 103 103% . t é ae llo 114% 114 5 tod) ha" “| 4 « Spe: ' C 6 Ra kK B 5 2 Ys, | et Ado gt 2 ner doze n = nches abdama ps he to ve it 34% December corn 69 % chos.ov 7% °45:103.% 103% 110314 | 16 Oh Riv E 1109 % [105% (109 % : ' an Sack "s + 3 ee 22 Teck Hugh. S%| oS : 2 Ken OF oO asi at a >t GAS—C STOCKS T 1 oes 70. -- 1044s {104 [104 so 2°74 FF o 37, 102 45 | 102 ‘oo = | eR Tono beim : 24 ocrv De! © ‘ Bo a A, ; [De BU tame iaS enadian 51.60 ver 100 BONDS > he wheat receipte which werte 64. é 5 41 N7 M% | 7%! 971 4; T&T r ft & 32 ” Oly lL y'I01 ty { > x ws rae ~~ oe _, | eid BS . > Se eC | 6 sc hul U% ! -. a "$PINACH—Home-erown, u5¢ to 45e ver | compared with 85.400 2 ets./100% 100% |1005 %, ~~ An. P & T 6 $4,100 % /LUS 4, /10: Shy = 1) J fs . j -¢. ~ a Tom see. eee “ = h RE 6): Be Pe bushel box: 40c to BUe per bu basket. ' acu and 67.200 jasi vear includec ~ : (104% 1104 % 1104 %4 a Bd C ol | YS 97 4 | v5 ren =| m1) = & Rh ape tt ier oe 3 its Apex 57 s ‘ sesee chRE 6 A! ‘2 . ‘Eduginiade: 31 ‘HING® BEANS-- Alabarna & onampert, ) care local and 10 through Corn re > » + e-(104%4'104%/104% 30 Peo ‘i. & & : { i oo O&W Ist 4 ad ( 2 é 2 i) "73 - “ag Mot 33 fy os od by pee a1 = | . Nc | Ye | he Shawshn : U 100 Le -¢ $47 1S ty, et 25: tonteatana % ho hamnets . which were 8v.200 bushels, com Ps , 5, 59 ° 2% 102% 11021; Cc 5 47 101% 10] 1% 101% | oJ yy 4st Ze io = to » Fe. % 14” I 44 44 S1! cs. 5 5 yy! we) O45 tr with G5.8UU a week axo and 65.600 1 Slava & 49. ./107 1108 % os Phi Co 6 «2 =| 104 5 104% 104 % | / + Rye 6 65 A.) Of 4) ¢ 3 Fed Put ya ye im | INDE P E NDE NT OILS. l4SCES! | OB ta! . GHAR acBtome-erown nubberd Phe 14 G | 7 “ & ons! included 15 cars ioval an & 2 ! : 6 50.) 97 % Phila & Ros 73leg 10) iy | tol? es x U2 oO fot U4 LA . Kor} ‘i A i | ‘ — | ~ 1% e rT %! 9 5 8 | 96% 181 per bushel box: oufukin Bie to The ° | Oais receipis, which were 24. > Est Kk 7 64../ 9: ; De he > Pierce Oil 8 SL. .1102 4/101 * 101% + ar eer i oS , | ‘o CSM 38 dN. ae: iy Ai we Oe | 1D 8 1105 del, ; . com ared with 86.000 aA > “te > - Ge nn 3% Pill sbury F M 6 43)1023 102 102 4 ; = ‘ ¥ a “ol or d 4 | 4 | ai ae . 7% 134 Swift Se . a a vS | O84! OS% BAT Se KRAUT = make. kegs. Members Beek ay and $8,000 last veat - ngge das 5 Pr Stl Car 6} * Bat n4-| 94 ee 94° | . S 5 | ® Fox The %|\ : | Og.) 9 "Se tous ai ao | @mt | & 1 Tidal O8 7103) (10: ee sim ¢ alt harrelé $3.50: varrels $6 75: $ threugh ay re ‘. ae foe . ae | ior & W co 3% wey! ony 1 i: “+ cq 84a z : s Brit — "eae een an | i oy L 2: 2%) 93%) : New York Stock ‘al and 1% through 5 Fin 6% 56 ’ Prod & K 8 31 .| ita jl | . oo) | SS ee ree 2 ete ee 0%) 9 41+ -22- 1 207 Carib Syn.., 22% | 20%) 21 ¥ ei ay Ph tient ee RNIPS—Llome-grown, 25¢ to 30¢ ver E h ” = three a etievestarn markets com- j An Mun Ht, Ss 6 48/107 A L107 + . “A is a . 7? $ : ‘ ) ‘ : re } , -~ rh hed 7 5 | n Cit Serv Be . : . a + a, op 101%. The ‘ 101%" ; poeen vt oe uf wd — to 4th fer Du hor zxcna ge wd b'd 2000 cars of wheat compared i ener 1) | LU3 % ios o gen 3 2047.) Ge nat) Bh" we "CG Yo | ‘ | 4 - it Sey ; | ae a i : > ia 5 US ; a 101 % 101% 1o1%™ 101. eer rh = we TOU cas washed clobee. 2/110 dg . ; ; = ‘ na coe | ip | panes - sock wee " 6101 10 101, ’ , 2: ‘ 12 , y| 7 : ; ‘ q, he drake TOMAtOKS Culifortitn en ha’’ eq =F ilor- . , 9171 a week aco and 2538 last a ik te 10” > ey ak : ‘ : : ; ‘ Mvod. . ? St. Lous Stock Exchange iy Minneapolis receiving 176 care Du ’ 0 617 - 101s 101 og he Lk oP +4 Va ; 31 le Syn... by . Sl es . yf j STOOL wm LOT 4 1OLY ervle A hoeket? sratee CHAM far fannew: 107 41107 S$ Ri O14! Wy *rCenPs 1.5: 2 Feo 3 JSR 6% $S,101 % 10] te 101 % +} 84.50 for choic “32 Indiana hethouse 106c r is ert nd Winnipeg 2050. : ; 5 Ie cekaee! Chicago Stock Exchange ime 305 and Winnipes, 2050. na today.| 164 do NSSL 8 Gillett 3 39)101 4/101 %4 (101% piuud baskets § Chicago Board of Trade : ction in Argentina promises to 2 German 7 49 1 VSR h% 40/101 % eos @ ites = ivi eee oe Ger Can A B 7 1- ry B%/10) 102 [101 101 New York Silk. 0 5 : -_ Kom O-} POS orcs uO 1100" . - ° LO0 1g (200 100 aa. «ti. a Ae + 5 OF Bg 6 GI §| 92%) 924%) H2% 46. 94% a 4 ts Gen 07 a 07 j O77 . es : . a 4 j 284 1003 1002 100) . ge AE Migs, Rly a i4 ‘ + ° “i M: SVN... , ‘ ' 5 42) 02 v1, O2 i. | Te i. oy yee * as 112% oa m Oe ees Marland Mexi | : a ae ee. | 1 WW Ss wi [LOD M10) [101 4 100% | 1” ge a0- anu Xtra. $5 5.83 to $5! 024, 102% )1024 rs "m 4% 63: 98 ¥ “T , Bess a. a «ae e: “ol S 631103 % [108% (103% 10 ‘ extra. 5 to $515; 4: tz 8 , 108 ‘ Son ; " ‘ ods Mote, " az Gi 13% 7 > 4 . Mex Pam ucg’ e ® Tota © _2ns0s 5! Lik Sel. & es tta, . A} +) $5 ne B. No 1 to 7 ra | ’ ! 3 ® = pear Land C lz } ao piee- +o | OF WIGGHE PPO : ‘ y ~* FOR IGN NDS. a. 4 o- B.70: ean new strle 14-146) “talon | sora ; ora ee f | ¢ 3 ron ily, gf 1 5% | 2%, Nat Fuel Gal & 152 re EIGN BO D: Me ole Shanghai sleam three dancers PI 4 - r > - , . | ' 44: 7 9 . 7 . » eo * * “e+ wt @ > . : , « . | O14 opie O9 i, | a, “ “9 4 oi V C cls ¢ ; sun . EK A} Me Ven EE tye 9 Baden 7...| | UB) 98% CRY ALR 4 Bu Air 7-36 ; , ib Bom | O74! NT ie! O74; a y} 1044) ; - oy Sy. | ‘ 5 i” ; Pand ; 1g | 4 .| RY aS rea os eo] . +t | ] nem TE ' | 442 |108 14 1108 % 1081, | . con} 10g1 ‘ > : Y ae > a a . . ‘ i i] ‘| ; 9 11 Be E 6 vA 29) 2 3 2 > Ol Or J ‘ U % .- « , ; “ 4 ; $0 2» ER 6! ee #« " we ee Cw ste heretofore made. In Wab 5s B .| 97%/ 97 | H7 | 97 419-12 Olive St. this connection. Liverpool reported large 6 Ger Gen E!] 6Y a “ 7 { wheat. with quota: 7 61 ) > Bw%~I1LORYw!ION (‘108 |108% NEW YORK, Nov, 17.~—Raw atile pric rings Of Argentine e do 4 dt x War Bi 6411 'j per pound: Tah ; d-onle ‘extra Ci on Mi MAin 3380 az | 8746) O75) 975 ¢ .. 100 Woo 1100 J us 9% 54:701%/101% 101% | Oil (x. Z Pd rg Cc eauheee | ORY 4106%1106% | & i, Mw new | 9% BSic| BR! ae Roy ¢, O&R 9c 35 | . bs congue a o¢ | OF | 4S 140th. Dividend ug Uv _ 1% 106% 108 1 z : ‘ —~ er , . a4} ~ bue 4 On| UP is! &! F Gas 6 36 M10" te 1008 102 1 106 %4 106% " vel : . - eees : om = ol 40 Dae | 0% ; 33 pn Cp 5%. ; vs O77 The régular quarterly dividend were 558.000) buehela, Compare oo. , ° x 2 At S Rub Ti 30/100% 1108 % 108% . ai - 2 L Int jt] a 7 ‘ Hane oo oN Faby 30) 4, | 0 ? 2 5B Denn k & % , ep % | of Two Dollars and Twenty-Five . ih 686.000 a week aco and 285,000 last ne ursen A 6 47 108 10 108 S Rub & 47 | 95%! 94% ) : ; qe | as 2» vgoOnn ‘Mh i , . ~ ; ) Tidal Os & Gay wy 47 F &t Pr Bly with Background |i: mis wxioments “were 207.000 bush: | 11 Lepeig Ger 7 47 99% | 00% 90% B Steel 6°49. Loree lee | 8 1 97,197] 1 May D tel 1%) 1%) 15 | 42 TOON Vi 19 17%) 30. | | fe Gere Mn Z| 09%] OO "| wom! ease | Cents ($2.25) per share will be paid gr th. compared with 233.000 a week ago! P 61 86 5% | Uieh Lb & T 5 44) 9416 aaati asa 1B Fo, : Tide W Oil | 23%) 23) | 2338) 23% Siac £ 6%! 91%) 91%! 91%! OO%& | On Jan 15, 1927, to stockholders fad 416.000 laet year as Session @ BA --| B2 % | | o af Walworth 6% 35) 9014! 90 14 | OO Ly Ps Ppa be, pf Loy 1d 10414 1084 ar iy Aa a 5 vo 3) 22%! 5 ilamb'g M4 " , 100 4 of record at the cl of business on : St. Louis Cash Grain. ; ; ae” dae” “Ean ae 1 _WPen P 5 56 G'100%1100% 100% 15 942 115% Pe .. a 6 Hun Cen 3%! 03%) 03% Adair Guaranteed-Insurable Bonds fales of cash grain nade un the Ex- 4 — AE oo gf - i , é 10 Western Elec, 5 44) 102 1, 102 {2 | lose LOO ; = b bese ,* ' ‘ - , S ef , . 22 an bP U i Ss y ¥ , "s December 20, 1926. Of aS8&..| 2 ia | 4 10 W U Co} 5 88 ..'101 101 #j101 5 wy O &G ni 27%, ~ 12 | a) 27% 4 Krup F I 101% 101 j101L% LUI H. BLAIR-SMITH, Treasurer. sh %/10L T C 7%{107_ 1107 {107_. |107% be PAM mers * - : or paersshne vo ia Pe 2 a tarp ons ante ee CREE TTR I TU Pepe SS Ye. possess a fundamental safety resting §' pe today were a8 fellows: .. ..,,, 19 do 4 1910 sm asi 1 24%! 294u] 1s w i . $1.34 U 6% 36 ....)112 112 112 1 Wood! P no | en 0 ¥ ¥ Oil ene 1936 } 5 o MM&S 7 41 101% tote oie % '102 ind ts Se» So M M 7 04%) 04% 04 Jn 04% es od Se tw ty ~~ | “~ + ? + or on ‘ | tate and first mortgage investment, aartieny. $1554: 1 35: No. 4 "gd gar i 2.2 i Ss 46 101% /10134 101% . 2 M & | £48 $124: ® red smutty. $1.27. No.; 31 M B Chile 6% | yi2, vo! 44 Wheel 8t) 5% 48) 96 | N51 gt Es en 5 91. .... 100% 1005 T c et : Ss } - ‘ ‘ i of a and interest has . Ay rae. erage: a Oe ag Z N vey 6 on a & Co let 6 4}! 101 1100 % 1100 % . at 19 1017 7 101% ons Aome yA 4 a0 T 3 70] i 20) i 43 RC CB O'ZA rats! » cat sat . em 2 aS : ou al yy, o> ey 90 PUCK ‘ , : , Soe 7 R 6 N tj f ; ie | J 4 pal ‘ t 433 103 103% 103 4 Pere 800 Cont Oil ni 7 on” ‘ ae re . ° ‘s' 6M . eS Vibe) ods Mark C. Steinberg & Co. “4 on 61 years experience in the real e& | 135 No. 1 a aaricey bt 25: “Xe. 2 “3 la, =. % 4 12 | 62 Westingh E&mM . 7; « Ae % ‘ ' é 4 j he * ~ E field, during which time every dollay hard $i. dwec id int. No 2 hard, $1. | 7 6 do 6% 61 7% | 4| 10 White Sew M 6 36] 99%{ pord| aH 100% é > : r ‘ 2 % , ST ANDARD OILS. 0 Os : q 7h | At 0 Me | 100” a — to investors promptly on the du& grale white. $1 1. 02 BS Sandy “nae 7 Nord Ry 6% 5a RHR, | + : - ae v a °. - ae) on! ons 0 : cae , te. Bee, 4 Aix gui Np. G velo. | 92! 5% 63 «| 901 RAILROAD BONDE. PB 5 Te} 7571 75 | NYTCO pid1134/119% 113% 113% | Go Cand P LAME [419 LAD 2 ESM a *Sahot “101 “101 "101 MEMBERS — .? . P MatAlec: | Boc, sam ple aan - Slee ae “ oe 5 Ann ~ Arbor zs 95) RO TRO | ; 04 Be | 24 0 ow 38 ; ee ) It is this solid foundation of broad Frade ve: b7e: No, Berg & ee eS : ARTITE 2 | 38 AT &SF gen 4 95 92 % 9214! 9254 es irs F 5 0 8 SUbeetisae | eS "PCA 10° : | oO tu O & Bt am: 58%) i AS ee tamb 06% 95%) 95° | ; oo ro ee ant knowledge and accurate judgment [jp °."""° CS in OO AC: ote: No S| 36 Orient Dev 6-53. | % y me” esl eel aout OO Le © ns Soe ee 102% | oa! as otd _. 10: slips “|....°1 Be oy 138. 138 |, Ss inne 78 | ate | St: Louis | that makes possible the unconditional | #he 46 '4c: No. i ale ehh Ne, me. Oslo Dee. . 10° 8 P ge r ne 19% I % oe fe ad 0 8 | +h. | tii, 8 No: ow ni 181 & i g 2 900 ; 37% 37% 37%, : ‘ coal 20 4 Ga Chicago Bote ca | ite, ¢ e SL 4 41) YStg! Y. bs Py TET 3 rH 700 PO &Gni lany buyers in and the has market was Sage vag °° tie ar | | e., 0 ) : [207 54 IT OR ~ Se eo 136 1136 |2 200 Prairie P L.125%_ , ther inactive. There hae been local de-| § 8 50... Selene” 4 & O ref 5 95. O% | 10% ' ‘ dot + PP Nee.| ¢ | | & 50 5S W P PL) 57. Yield 6% to 613%. and for the better grades of timothy and rag fa 3 103 102%'103 & O let 5 4x. 104 4 [104% | 104 4 : sees) HOM) NOlgl OG + ee eet “| , }2300 S O Ind ., 64%, + 64% the tte «= ; ’ « 2 , ; ")¢ ¥ r a | > { . iO an improved shipping demand Light ‘ n2% 01 N% 2 my j 33 NBT , tra y, | 96% “ 4 ‘ ‘ / ‘ 1; 1 ' *1 | f ' 200 s Oo Nb n! 4% 40% 40 4 | 49% ! 4 | ) $1 400 BON Y)| 32% 34)| 32% if 30) : \« ~ - 64 98%! OR 1 w .| 93 N24! 03 6%¢ OR%! ORS!) OB! DRY ~S wuVnaes toe rite Booklet. M@eover-mixed hay offerings ecant. Heavy oR v Ane" PS > tn ac ref 4 200) C11) 8 OO% | yas r nd unde most ; $11 6'G@ | urices for eound Jots of varilous articles: : . - ~ 4 ees i ’ , i E . - ‘> : ‘ - ‘ ; | ’ ‘ ‘i HU DH ° alten. . 7 . » ! Ownership identical with 10 Zoho & Pow , 55) M7 2 | M7 A OF 4 N ‘ ] dtl ‘ -, . OE aie yt a See ing P Wr s}0 HOM 14825 ak: seas EGGS—Fresh firsts in good cascs 40@ or ala ; we BF Bal . ' cases returned Ile tess : : : : ' - VRESSEL PUULTRY — Choice «ice ; ; MM ¢ 416%e: July 45 “4c. 2S ATET cit ¢ ao - +; CON : | 2 .eaeeces See ors Only Few Sales of Apples Due 10! andied stock salable at appended quuta First Mortgage Serial | enh unchanged to 65e higher. 12 A WWEE 56 34...| OS | VTi} 18 O14 | 66%) ! a t | Mav COrn .....+2- «im i Weather lions ough and inferier country 1 EP Whee: .- » antes were 20.000 bushel« of 18 A Wr Pap 6 39 — 59% 5 : 55 culkacr rig 414 [ , whale edith. Date 2 den > oF . mee aimee a ils ” e 4 5% $2,000, S500 & $100 1g te Boy basis op gy mie Sm, corn a ine ch cH sy: os ne 2014 -es| OO" ees pale tes ob — 6 ’ Offers Wi lock sé of one car Wash tancy |toms. 36c; turkeys. emall. 3c’ ducks, 244 - ¢ tigher: cate “we to we neher. : 78 | iets , 1 5 vt o pita Sr ‘ bon gee ACTS.) vit t run of sizes at $1.65 per | '6 est We to tt , Denominations noeaeng house selling occurred at the 2 Arm & ed 4% ; &. te yA 4 ; o o>. % | December wheat 35° 44%, 1 bho nd 6000 ‘Ibs N.Y greenings. orcnard VEALS—Choice 130-175. pounds. Jac. - ‘ ; - - 3s ; | Py {meee Use Liverpool war again weake! Y do Del 514 43 ..j OEM) Ue) ao ‘ Hi! 029 72, 08 ' December corn if | i run, at le ib. pounds and up, 10% @it we 1U« ' 25 Dd) SS% oy ni narreted apples of pounte l0@10%r = roush coarse $3 Li: ; jie tS *kpected = At 3 ecetnber, | 74 Ags» Oi] 6 45 ... "e ae me eng $1.34 for Dece ! so home-grown inderfed underweteht etc. not want+ ret : « wi~e 0 't ee ee ee . — Oe ee 4 orders to buy were uncovered and} 1 Atl G & WI 5 59! 68%! 68%! 68% “Mas 25 ofs.) bam) 5542) bbh Vasties -Yeenin | Mie Hoh 0 $325 A mew—and much needed, “ checked the decline for s time but 10 Atl Ref ref 5 37,1004%/100% 100% | ~ a. aaa ; Ne ee rk sugar. hoxes 27 | and salable oniv *° sharp ed "ee local — the Northwest accompanied | §0 Barnsdall 6 40 cise} 99 1, ON \ | pu - ww RRL! RS N YORK Nov 17.—As no gales Grape market was ¢ul! demand ilmited arr ~ a a oe _ # =ent * : eure w: ‘ con - “ ; , reported in the raw sugar markei ‘ranberries wer tear = cecordaing 10-story hotel, withanct [ite Land tt secured uff” Buyine aeaine : oe oe "P "4 5 488.102 % ts | 02 Glioe% . st! 4) Ss! alga eciee tunclikemmaee ati oc ee heed S'b ade ner nound* “orks 2h. @ : . a : ! * cher : ' . ” ra ~ ; ’ z ; = rt Py: vi ' at , - » | wi ~ iD —e wr ‘ : ' er ' annual income estimated 4 . Premmber a ers sh ft 6 .. 103% 103 Lawl] : 2 Beatie T7414) 74% 58 for Cuban duty 4 aid Raw sugar} BA N ANAS. Ir i, i oe ., pt be eee pitt - ONS ANT) SQUARS—Live otencs ¢ ; wily &) : 1% ™~ av 42, 100 «=|100 1100 I & re } Ke Z . futures were geo o— active Phe CRAN ie on i RES "aiain 4 . nly: - $1 ver dozen Dressed sQuabs O0c ver - 1 oe. Wr eeu ! mage q . | S a 4! ' : ‘ crensed covering © Jecember an an AB nga Pi wot oy d all and L, 50c : ss atm uf & rd c in Laverpool. | which, awe $6 S| 07 ‘ l L & N 3 ca ania Vary positions and renrcwred bu yin g for y-barrel crate’ Howes $4.2 seers fa , am $4 Vh £ = inni ' . 5 ; 1% ' 14 4] ‘ ( trade and Cuban account, the latter eup or m 4 50 nal’ 8? 78 tra ioe ror Aczen terest charge, owned an BE et wh per am! to increased offers : ; “2 . 30) ge: : posed to be agai net sales of Cuban abroad . OCOANIN aa pe = — . RABBITS $3." 4 Der agaen aifrs | LLSTE E L sfi 50 CTH&S Ist & OO Be waa, J Strength in the London market and re “GRAPEFRUIT _ Florida $5 1¢ $7.50 wer NEW YORK Nov 17. —L ave Pos fee transter cases give SB Gh U Sta 4 S Os! Ors! OT4g) M7 5g | Porte that toe President of Cuba would| .. GlAPE eel | wa orgy’ cipress, 22 deve. Dre und pee! lowest cost filing for old records. 5 ‘ ee ET AP oe. some tretriction on the 1927 out | GRa PES. Miegsourl camecord 4-quart has oS . "36S G: ~ > 1, ‘ ere , « 4 a ‘ . . } th Ww siern abt ' 1 ne .* gi 4 Oo fa “4 . 1K a? put gis were factore on the upturn th { ‘ mp alk 4 i cet Se ork ate. irregular ‘eraser Sou Absolutely rigid. No distortion regard- oe + the market at midday net 3 to 4 poinis s cing . 7 ai na New (otk ’ on No — Butter eteady - - q “e 2" Oe — * Los 104% siete r There was no tm prow eme nt in de i Cereord lrys Aas ‘Oe =Californii . ; Je oO ue er: ~SI tee ne receipts less of height. Neat, baked enamel was ' rk gar and prices wer lah ; v o R6 3 extra firsts. Oe nach ° une ead ne re a ane a, iain eed KE! i +. _ oe tl ae : do “tirete, 45¢ to bic: seconds —— Kee out dust, —— and : By be igs oa a! ‘ per ss In 10oDi ng y : _~ Wirt t Ws ated ; Cherse—Firm: receipts ampness. Convenient rouped { falench 5 upe ae) nan iri teat Sugar futures closed firm: approximate |, ‘eee es be pg “ta ‘a : AOR : 7 &é ped, . ? L COCHSL C 4° °30) U3 is) 93141 95% | anion 115,500 tone.” December. $2 hi: |, $478 Per CHICAGO, Noy, | 17 Peae—Refrizers vertically and horizontally. a = “T ane »1 ane J ; a, 44 e , are: $2.95 . ” ” tor firete vv a APPRAISED VALUE $1,611,!7 Bi are ifiniting purchases fo. tm fed 4 1 Clev U aK, jetisnaet | January. $2.80; March $2.86; May. $2 Pr ARS—Home grown kirfera Oc to Lhe “Stine. Butter- Storage stand e e frewreme Milling demand fo1 J by | V2 10 Clev U T & “ag od be 4 103% | July $3.04. per bushel box and bulk $1.35 per bushel | ards Pec. oh ye n Go. 44%c° Nov Deliveries from St Louis W. renouse teeccappeued ears ee. ii Te vair 4 104 ? 104 % 104% : Sage we | ne y York Coff basket Calhoun County kiefer $1.60 ptr | a c. éS'ne Jan Go. . areh aa € 125,000 busnele for four ; ‘ee | 88%] 68% | | 4c O4 New Tork Cornee, barre HICAGO Nov 17. —Potatoes—Reveit: T Priced to Yield 55 to6% 2 canting weather wil] help the Ca B 5 1105 |105 © > | |S 88 108% NEW YORK, Nov. 17.—Coffee spot a eT | track 445 tote! U_ & *hioments SAI HE GEN ERAL FIREPROOFING Co. {AE Corn ahowe? Inder endent strength Pree % Cons C hed : 3° Pt +t 113i. 115% ead : Rad eT ne BS vd: gg li al meg bo ond. weak. Wis une ‘neha ones nite Ms, . , ‘ v » “Z ‘ i ¢ i & ; j Ss ‘ N , : {) ‘ . t ¢ - * * ~ . > wen ea" ta ‘ , ‘ Derars ox Request |] rt mtecetac anaes | 13 Cone GNY Sy 45,100, 1058 dd 'biy Hr tia 104s toaee | $a0s NG AOC hs future wteady: Dee'] | poston. Nov, 17, fhe esl, martet |sacte's Nonat't “ated wean wine fl 15 Arcade Building - -.- - Phone: MAsm e153 13 ie » the movement and a adie: 7 B0\1 07 ; conmnesstenpneapannaath : eo ri , 4 round whites 3a2 i , : ' : % { % for pulled woul prices bteid firm ee ae $9 7241200 recasional en\ , Branches and Agencies in Ali Princt pai Cities O} % 101 Pp 101 +) demand. At midday | 10 Cons sal’ 3) oO rd t , m Ces . euler wools are aval: able a zs of us Sr ery Damp pulled woole rre echade higher oor $7 G0 E. s : Mav The: Juls 81 &c. The & Cont 12 LOR E NZ O gs er, na quarter higher Count rv : 6 $2: 95 | a3 %| TULSA ; 17 —The expected | | *, - two under prices a werk 90 CHICAGO Nov 17.— Poultry god Fe ’ : " and , ‘ light Shinpins i Crown W P 6 51 cut in the price of Mid Com inent crude / $5 e : elaines | «teacte rev inte 'e care: AN DERSON & CoO. = Bhow ed Put vie tle imnrovement 5 Cuba Cc Ss ev 9 St {lg distewition tt offer de : ° - oe i ' | zuere @ ae CITY Mo Nov > 14 littl Shinning demand was 199C C 8 B sta 30) 20% ol; came today witb the announcement of f ‘ in KANRBAS | Gae Co re helow 4@6c¢ grease basis or ‘ine «among ‘ by { r receipts 1 711 ST CHARLES ST. ; 4 e ; At mick fav Dew was 41 Sc’ May 4 Cub Am S 8 31 107% 107%) the Prairie Oil and Gas Comminy and the | territories t«low $s! i12@1 a ~~ | ened ifirete Ze higher 48e. current tlw 4) a +. “OKC 2 Cub DS 7% 44 .| 97%! Sincla'tr O!l Compayn that thev had met . 4. tte higher. 45c: eeconds le higher Bie Pu! ST. LOUIS MO. &, visions the reductions ported by the Carter O'! | in “ facie ghee satis seh le ope Geeae le lower ducke. Ze . . Pi . were n Pan, 288ine bur aot autee setneee hrocn 1 Davis Ch 6% 3! in 5 Denver Gas 5 51! | camel a 5 a of ia . ie on, ry ~~ — a oomnoe g y » group | Be confirmine the report by Nat C. Mur St.Louisand Lincoln men, FP GeB pein “epecia eine erg, Hatter phan including Mr. Harry Le 3 - Drrvious estimate of oon went eun Deen: : Ten, 00.000 The Arrentine Gov Weaver and Mr. F Lion- . 3 al report is now scheduled for Nov . “ ‘J : feven berger Davis. bE : bur t Gactine has etimulatec ex eome extent. but ealee ~ ; re disappointingly small because for FR KK TSH 2 ) * -_ ~— oC) SMPoooocry “I~ @@eee a | B80 | gravity of] to ean 8&7 cent reduction on top unchanged. Company The Carter cut 15 cents for 2 +. white, 19c; colored 16c. es 6 76%| 77% | erade oll. clean OND ~~ 7 —_ oa. © Pe eres ” a 8. At midday lard was 1% 4c ® Deny G 5 61 etal 98%

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ST.LOUIS POST-NISPATCH . WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, 1926 eee | LU POST-PISPATCH =. PRO : Popu lar Comics THURSDAY AT THE UNION—THE FIFTH DAY OF OUR | ; Pra. racogll NOVEMBER ? i 7 a a * : WEONESDAY Ap ont ce IN Naat ages IR iy cen AER Mt che cabot eal et aa aos ager eeprrenielegiinpraghonommeeey Tomer tpenr~ons-0ntrerne , ottK , ea eS Phone or C.0.D. Orders No Mail, Phone or C.0.D. Orders ae Will Be ses Sice_ No Mail, a : Wall Pictures ot X Flag Outfits $1.85 Value, at ” a ee ne ae ee eee Serer ‘ =—. ~ rahe" aD + rp mae anf - i » KD = ~ vi ~ Tang ou, we ay tae FAN PO om Re ty Omervnatty he ‘ - . a - “ . on " - woe - mt ie os 3 ¥ ca ere : : . Wass oat > efi Shs. Gort ee nail ~~ “wedeee re ty ” he sy Me... Ln “% rial. 4 polychrome frames. ¥ 4 $5 66S6950305S500" ar ¥ Chaps ACT ME | “ oe a ee ee ORR CPR POEL EU etn oe ete eeetaeie wel am, — LS OER NLL RE A CEN LO TE Ge LO LET RL CLOT LPAI et CLO RE. EE Ete AN RAR i PN H k ‘ ‘ 4 aSSOCKS Book Ends Hamper 33 gs $8 Costumer ae | a oe = $1.90 Value, at 2.25 Value, at a $t $1.85 Value, at 4 § —_* x « 54 , TTT y. “2 a ; , i ¢ $2.25 Value, at ¢ 7 00 Ale K e * ‘ $ 00 : ' s ‘tay LP ihe BS ar $ 00 $ 00 ‘ e - \ : “ : : . noe os ~ ; ee) + ey. a ° ¥, i iet a bE SS : 4 ) eis is be bee ee ase 8 8s ok y} EH ARS ee ‘ ma ‘ TSEFU - HESE Hampers % — A STRONG Cos- Use Ub Mas - air yas ye A * Seer + 7 : > " "+ = -. ’ ae P= ty er etn A a - . (ee > . an é : : ‘ . : een sare rata sa eaeeiticeacolenaaal > Ps s 2 f, he — a onbe ‘ - ~* 0 ED ¥ ow. ane et RE EO Mea " - = " so 1 : ie] ety ine a ee ~ ee a . a Ye. * a ee we . . - — , Md aries. i mclin® Re Bed, api. sc hea. iia cteehabetiiennenacmntaiainmemnmenm casemate ae . * - tee a e Pa ~ panes - ~ % colors and Indian head x Y designs, ESSSSSSSSISSSSSOS os oo eet aed a » — ee eee ¢ - Dea “e Roaster ‘ “Waldorf” Toilet Tissue Beautiful Tapestry Pictures " : fit 18-inch evens. Un- $ . —* be >] 00 EAUTIFUL flower Vases in Egyp- % » usual bargains at $1.3 % \VELL-MADE hardwood Stepstools, tian designs and polychromed in % % fine for housework, that fold colors. esendiinnueiiddesieal compactly and have three steps. All-Metal | “Recepto” — Convenient Turnover } Enameled | - Excellent All-Steel Bath Stool Waste Can Radio Bench Waffle Iron | Wood Bath Stool | = Tray Door Mat = 10 Value, $] .00 | 1 $2.15 Value, ‘$1. 00 | = 85 “re $ : ae Value, $ : | $2.00 Value, $1.0 ie | a ates was at Abie eeeseesene VERY nian Can for gar- “ce CONVENIENT Stool for bage ana waste—indls- CONVENIENT Bench for M4PE of cast fron and to fit IESE } ae eee oe RLUBEIRD design Serving SPECIAL aale of oe a ero ty: b pensable i!n modern kitchens. - 4 ameled wooden Stools a hie all , x »D Mats for porch ully nise De ta te. eee radio fans. Mahogany fin over the gas burner of you will find very serviceable Trays with glass tops and flexible Door b fashioned in Queen Annesaane ; { arte ae teh hel 2 ~ RY AE a tied y ne PE EEE IIS OL pug he : bas aod PO eta . Pe Te tie : a i : : ae Ate me ate he oe SS ig ABs oh 4, Sway re ee .e- Bat Pow, =: = Tye Fade: Oe * nigh > Pg 8 Sw 2 ~ oy baie #7 My rhlle $2 ae — “ -” ES So AES MG POG i SEIN hae wy se 4 re r - - nal rn + vA eee or datas —- : : . recs Netadtel adi dink bate ea a ction” wait * bef Serene % TP ST Pe RS. > 2 — _ — caine heap yt COeR? avy sae = SREP ore Tek ae 4 the bathroom, made of 1 . nished in gray and white en- ' P metal and white enameled. amel. , ish and very comfortable. ' your stove. | for the household. | trimmed in bright nickel. . and outdoor use. “xp ae = SELECT PRACTICAL CHRISTMAS one. FROM THESE DOLLAR DAY ITEMS S lid Oak Dinin Tabl 8 2 oe cam otiassannaaas | | 4 O S as edding Departm ent Congoleum Art Squares ~ mS %, »f 4$ 35 to $45 $ 5 wae NEN cities ) . $17.50 Value, alues, in G | ian; ee p17.50— This Sale at. | Boel i | wi Ss Sr oe ee . ) , it | i - ; oe - , - * \ASSIVE 54-inch solid § ge ott | Sere LU Sy 7 BEAUTIFUL 9x12 oak round extension ee ae 3 “Dreamland” | a, . a — Gold Seal Congo- Tables ; expertly made and MF ccunil ae om na WW) © = Jeum Rugs, . made with plank tops. Colonial Pp I O without _ borders, re i styles are featured. , nab ol ¥ At the >] ()-°° hey 3 | | \ | priced special at only wT tag “aree secere Wi t $1.00 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments Union .... $8.95. sie ae | — ~: . ‘ Ria y 7 . “* es. ete6 tee ° ssere 6 eee S'eteeie ty. . ~ « ‘ es $1.00 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments AN all pure cotton “Simmons” Mattress in fine art ticking in full or twin size. $1.00 Cash | “Simmons” 5 Ni “4 Yy , : aioe ening : % . iA é ais Mahogany Davenport Tables Simmons = zs = Begs | Graceline Metal Bed ‘ Genuine Red Cedar Chest if NS Clin PALS Metal Bed With Springs . ferry. Cie ae | , | —— | r nau n, $24 Value, i S rs isa ; ~ | In Full or $ A5 Me PT 4 $16 Value, in $ 20 feet nal two inc a ae ae > | s : | Single Size e Mattress Tnin Size.... ‘ WAZ). e This Sale at.. 1 | ing 285 pounds, who plays This Sale at... , % 7 : | tackle on Georgetown Uni- ee Gee At the HE newest Graceline is featured on this tl . xc ELLENT Cedar Chests, il versity’s eleven. HIS newest type long Daven- due / NX Ki W Simmons Graceline metal Bed Union ° | double eane panel *s Simmons’ ? Bed. , SS L = - — l. me es oa ae we ell made “y Whit ttt Vt ttt ttl tt : » =~ ‘ ' . . ; ; c ce ee : ‘ ‘ , ae tee 3 7 4 : | with two fillers on either side of bes Two-inch square tubing and flat fillers are geneens ted oe c : fa REMIER F ° E T . einai Bhs — . lag Protect your clothing roms WM signed and made of mahogany kee : sc 4h Matt ws | , ae |) Se | only, in beautiful oak enamel tress; ten or fll size | single size in walnut enamel a | : yeneer and birehwood. ‘ : cm, : es 7 , and with beautiful ¢ , . o oe ' , . ‘ — — , . = or namrsarccasen scans OAL EIEE ety NS $1.00 Cash Del; ( ul ticking , 7 : ~~ moths while they are storéd, — %, — sgn por = ash Delivers One $1.00 Cash , $1.00 Cash Delivers One ae a $1.00 Cash \ SS OPA 6.4 6 4 : 6.4.4 44-44 a ae at oe ae oe oe oe ee ee ee : ~ OA! FAG 2 : : ‘ Parley SOD 2S “ooo 09 > 7. SOG O99 GOL Solel sF, Pos $1.00 Cash O04. 08 SSF SSO SOO OOOO SS SOOO OBS : a ea, Join Union's New Style | . scidsceaidieaiiiniiieiaalie Mikdddabe ara TU Orthophoni | eT Tih NW Ey p Onc . 7 ae THAT Victrola Club Bridge Lamps : oor Eas Chairs . ~-”- , ruth i ‘ $33.50 Value, am | Q nie a oe - [NCLUDED in this vroun are beautiful ) ‘ at : 7 neered clothes hangers, brass- ape . oH Buy _ Orthophonic y ictrola, Priced v ae construction and imitation Spanish : ove. UF nh mt siti le ! | Olyechrome bases ¢ silk shades | ve a rewere. araw: bolts, ‘ amulieagt li tM Nt » to » | , : { ig wee sue shades, the leather upholstery. Reclining baek syor Yr lock an e hy . , Hi Uae He i, pee reW ye s ‘la ; S TT —_— ‘ : e : = : spring lock goon pao box. MAHAL bre NT re ci eer a ‘A = cial group at and footrest that slides back out of $ 00 Cash Ma] NG sight are exclusive features. ‘ “t . ry . # by SOOCRDOD SFE POOSSEEOY* Investigate This Plan at Once | $1.00 Cash Delivers One . $1.00 Cash PPPOE ESSEC PGS PEP PPO DFA FF orange Oak Heater : | t colle | C _— , Combination Hi-Chair 4 : : _ . af ry ; r % i> 7 as, 4 4 ~ s) Pi ‘ a a4 om 2 ig > ; 2 Rea. i | ae " % a : my ; - ih 3 3 be iF r a. « y | 33a ; = tae - - & ie ‘ t ri ; te > 5 & fe ; f , Ss +! q - é Fis é % > * é - ‘ rs a : : % . + — Eset ti : s Z ie | x - Ps 7 Re - 7 y ¥ : - cg é ] on ie : ; re ;. ae ' es ee oe + F S ite. » ee 3° ee. oe 5° e $ -. * , S pa, + ae > *. os : 7% G = : x = ; 2 - . : : = ; > Be ee 2 4 et a ; ; a ° - » 2 . q 4 2 Hea. ope * ‘4 ‘ DP . 5) 3 - $ 3 . “ - - + Ee : 5 7 > r 4 ‘a a M4 ve 7 ee 4 * J a ' yy : > — = > s ft > a a Fe ) fp x iy . 3 : 5 ay” 3 ; " & & =: (o& tee t ee s a 4. 8 , . ee ; #2 ; oe eae . ERE + ae © = . ; = AR i sl Ay - Reis ar S * - i ak Bea [= a ‘ 5 é is ; : 4 : ae : bis >; 2 "1 b Se, 7 ¢ ’ q ' 4 = 7 : ; - a ce . ' ie > + My = 1 es as | So aaM ee J > F 2 > = ro © *) y > fee me +8 i . ) aa : 7 ‘ r Ls g + ie x _ ie 1 4m 2 Se > F . 1s 2 , Av fa , ;S ; ee ~ i+ Ri ’ 7 re 7 5 ce ‘ : ta 7 - a s 3 > ‘ 22. = 4 : : ows ete ° - i. Ss ; hee . ' aa id i j - = ts 7 if a 4 : - i 22 f . 3 7 ° - o * 3 | a? oe : . ; ' ~- a ‘ 3 “e > $ : ms 4 3 ce | ie 3 i. P | , ? ( 5 ; = io - » 4 e) b3 - 2 : ‘ \ . bf Y ¥ 2 ou A 3. oo Ez A / . ¥ : : a t p ¢ . ’ : 7 3 a: Bee 7 S - N 4 a 7 Z re a A, ; 7 a8 & a rh fz ; A ; > ce = oe — i J a ; 34 ~ - a. 4 : 4 " Pa : i ; : os ; "3 ; : . = 45 2 a i : 7 : ’ t § 4 _ ; b - q ' ; ; ; y : +. ? 4 ’ 2 te 5 .. @ ; i 2 3 - =F : f i, 4 ” : 7 : ; ie ae | 7 " 7, =e q '¢ y 7: * « . 4 ¢ . = : i » 7 -. - . § > t 5 be P : : : : | ae : : > ie ss, + > 2 ‘ S ‘ u q i ’ bs ‘ ‘ .. ge s . _ © - mai. is » _ 7 ’ * oa 4 * e ; h bas ‘Ss 2a zs . : : . s * 4 : at , b be 3 ° ' , a1 J & 4 “ 3 - nm : a A ’ 4 4 - 4 & .- : 4 o& } * ¥ P ; ; - 7 - & Rd 2 + > ’ : ¥ as — $15 Value, S £65 \ Sar 3 . . / * ' hy ; at the Union... f| lay @ ye aye yi2 Ba: t re | ‘ $10 Value, 54 98 JiACE LLLENT Oak Heater, * Nifty ”’ Mi) mi : rc) for 7 make- —for small 0 , > é ‘Af ‘ WY a | : : made of east iro} ree ms. The Vv are \Z ‘ aX THE best Hi-Chairs ever shown are vie burn eit} ne am _~ “ms steel | —- " these solid oak combination Hi- a einer coal or woot ht cs : a: } Chairs and rolling Chairs with cane nae Nth ” $1 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments , 4 ta Seats, footrest and locking bib. “oa | This is Knute Rockne of Not . ‘ *: ae y Captains—Edwards on left, wytne ne nes SEE RENT, - Sanat Ss a aid

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| are Home Reading and News P hotographs . | SO aes elke _ " , 645-44 “~, 4 : oe a2 ee be “ON Daas 3 «eta r ail é. : “Fa pre a . : See oe — . see Se ecateteeaaiet ne Be pee ctetes Poccnue , “= ag Yi “2 a s ~ : . - . : SOM IRR iS i : , or i Sa, Caliae Sa ae RN en Sa. ve - So. eee ; . a ote at # a: Fi read a Se ae “ as! _ ess SS PD a, ‘ Pes. Sa , ‘ see 4 t.'-4 \ D ) 4 * * ah ale’ g YY ex INTERNATIONAL SEAPLANE RACE a . Peres “ ? nue + fos a eee a a a ate el ae ee ee ee ee) ie Perl Ware ee net we me witb Snel yy vies en — ey = Pe rel Ferm, eve © ee oe. i 6h ae n - » Mewys * vase > iad Vek pe ack ye i aa 7 - eer 6 gi meen vlna OT ~“S nai tem Seg 03) ‘3 P 7 r % eer eo _— Wyo em -. . benny wr ape = . ~ “ t “ - sate ny noe ae Y ' KAS cats tha ‘ Stn Ie in EF ARN te gee = Ne geet 8 nan “ CA * “ * .Y rae yw a * ad ~ P AgX, ee ne Dee, Ale s : Te Ps ap. 4 a. » ™ *- . - ee 5, . : P . . ay “e, » s. >. WAY MW . S : . @ J ae oneal “WINNER OF wattle, SCHNEIDER CUP RACE— Major Mario de Bernardi, stand- ing under the Italian flag after he drove his racing s¢ea- | ; plane to a new a iia aa ee Sans record of 246.5 GMMIMILLMULLLLIUILIIIILULLILIULILILILLLULILLLLMUILAAALMll ; miles an hour. ~—)’. & A. phuteo vee at Th Sect MMAUOOW ee + pong 4 an . WK Sg Oe Rae ee > ‘ 7 a 4 ” SBN ae Ae ae - % 50 ie Le Ce es Dee Auf Oe ae SD Poa ri as Le ea OI BOR SB ee NA 2 Vj Vy? SEE UUTUALLAALIALULMUA LAA We ccd Prince Leopold of Belgium and Prin- DOG FUNERAE, VIOLIN OBLIGATO cess Astrid of Sweden standing at YU the door of the royal palace in Stock- “% holm after the civil wedding cere- mony —P & A. photo Y | Re ee MARA Oioa0 ww» SS} SEA, WSS Y . 7 a een , : : . Af ON OR IRATE ote Wil UE SR ing SEMEN a Co LEC BI es oie laser cemmmam aenmaiore meetin =: eam t “e ito + ° . ow - ~. Trawwwenr’ trator dain Ranta tralin stiches titctaihtesntisrea eaaineianestity whhevsistiers einnset ain rctibienat ashe waters é Snapshot during internationa) contest over a triangular water Lil NOSOLEOECLLLOUU/COACOLEOLMLRERSINER Ang Wd yy ne tN . . inte * eee Ee — Re Sy * . ie y a a So, eat Sy Se V5 co ee eee’ ~ PE Me = ” fo Ves Me Italy the Schneider trophy —Iuiernetional wheta BOY! WHAT (4g te oe A TACKLER! | :3 y V4 RIVAL STAGS IN BATTLE Walnut ‘ 4 et Ps a ; = ¥ : : oO et Fee ee | ce: ae Wide th ULLADULLA Ps % : 2 2 ’ x A, ES, ’ 34 x pe ward ‘ wicate a’ ahem Nee . Sy Vx re , 27 LA! ALI meme comer —pememmumumemaaa ~ cummma —caae ee = COP PP ODOPOIOCCCCE GS wer : Ff (Ad SHAE ELE PEACE Tabourettes 3 5 Ga vA P awe Bm is , Pa 63 ~ % : s a & — 4 Ra OS : if THE KATY’S PRETTIEST Miss Theora Dix of Wichita, Kan., selected as most beautiful employe of the M. K. & T. Rail- ~—Herbert phote. 3 [AUNTY Tabourettes beautti- ! fully finished in » ‘rut, in Queen Anne style. . " oe “e Sede “ - ats ¢ ¥ “¢ ; y ey : . ~~ a : ‘ RN i OMOMOdogdo WW WH - id - *~« LLL, y sayy, VY ia Rae ie — Wy OH : % g YY Se . ~~ .. && pat? Pape / ~ “ & Ee. a . Ne Se 5 ae .& ne. Sabin 9 Wh ek ae ° “ Some b. - Gately erehs RN eds. PRR AEA POR MOR Nas, Rr BIE ING ee * ie plein he 4 ” SR Ee + ~*. a Om A x SS % ee > SS it YS ee pe om. xi : UY, ; ast 7 NE yumm"! Vy i NT \ meee ° + ES cs gual OS Se % oe > Fi $5 S a a a % “Ct, Z Z 7 ag Re eS os oo % y "4, Yj Ly Whit; tie fo gies oe -— % ylliddddiaddonnuny ; ee - G Gy V4 GZ sy —. } ’ . Yr | eos Os se C : cemetery, Wl eee S e% pg = © Y $16 Value, in S 25 e ae nnaughton, — Massenet’s “Elegie” and the dig f° ' Pe ee ; mys le, itn | : _ .etand two inches, weigh- 7 -eading of Senator Vest’s 7/ ‘gm sal ae Z Wijjug pecan | ing 285 pounds, who plays a = . 9 fectececcecoet’ “Tribute to a Dog.” —Wide World photo. RR FeO BEML TIES Th MII. IG e gsc rca es Cs ee - oc ae ieee a eh - *e ~ : eee ~s : ao REO eet tigen 9a le aa Ma ephadeaie re » idea oi oughta pat — ee rhe ae x . ¥ > — 7 we deta ~ S Pee 8 £66e Oe ‘ aanen - PAE Meer ae _ tackle on Georgetown Uni- kx ELLENT Cedar Chests, | Versity’s eleven. ZG large size and well made of Lo Lec genuine red Tennessee cedar. MA PREMIER FOOTBALL COAC Protect vour elothing from , ; moths while they are stored, 4 om an) > a mane ee — won ean biter ais outs : an a MT) An aeRO ste 6 ah o~ noel EE LN NE TE TT a aT, Se te ta Mt SLL SS AON LENG DOE AIELLO LLL CO ARNT CREE Ny RoKKNHOwowss gee ‘ Wen caces’ l 3 ‘mi ‘Alani Ldddcaddddddcacccccddbe Wl Uy Gi . “re te . “ee “YOY SSS QA . ao p> : \y *y > Ala RY ee a* a* > “~ SS $1.00 Cash ¢ dl PEEPS FFF SPE SD asy Chairs ] GQ. d Was made f extra-heavy ation Spanish eclininy DOCK b/ . KN BS WSS .) AQ oe 4 Ld >ereeee cl Miss Frances Lavin, a Kansas ‘news- ° paper woman, who will reign at the National Livestock Exhibit. YI I1 1d 1th) x WH W MOQ SSS ¥ = ARK COR Gah we 4 AR RA Aci Annan Re \ SS WN ee rae ‘ , 4 Cn 7, 4", ie ~~ , ° we Pen 7 ad “ . ee , : x % re Sc Mee tee . Lem B. 4 % i ae a % > shee Seek MAY wa) ss ‘ ‘) ; WAS SNPS *S.N8* SEER aanes ian WW - S back OUL OF tures. > e FSSC LSE OOO OOO MYOyqe Siete SN * ~ PAR Aeenueee** 4 % ac Ak a Pn - 444A uh A i OEE oe EFF FFF FOO FO SOOO" on Hi1-Chair A€ $498 : 4 ) : ~ - . ~x . o" Me oe 8 pS tt 4 Sewn a s pk mee ON Re, | pp.001 TOFU» 17075 1b bass Miirs ever shown are ak combination Hi- ‘ f wRFTII PIT. ree ; ob, 6 ee al VEE LL, ; “hhh hss sh sha ibd ddd assis bdasidddddudddssdddsddbddiadddddlddsiddsldsssssssssiils , FPIPIEIIIII LIA IPP EORETOPITS (PPI EPPO A BE ‘hairs with can — “i Mitt Mts Wy . SS Sie 7 ‘ Z ' ~s* ame ¥, TP isckine bib. as ™ Thic ; eon em ‘th his two ¥ SSA Lester C. Haworth, general secretary of the St. Louis Photograph of H. M. S. Hood, the 42,000-ton flagship of the i % is is Knute Rockne of Notre adie wiggle: ’ ulieay > Y. M. C. A.. who has been elected a member of the General channel fleet, going full speed ahead in this fall's war na i %y £ se : . . ht. 4 Balance in Easy Payments } “aptains—Edwards on left, Herndon on the right. | He : maneuvers. —Underwood & Underwood = AE a a P SeSane' abtelie tated PRAY SSS dl : - ek ’ f ” Ate

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WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, 1926 Ses) Snes ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _.__ PAGE 42 ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH EATURES READERS IN THE HOME CIRCLEM, TIM eee ; | Milton Work’s Poi MEDITATIONS |) -. Dressed to the Queens Teste + acces: —OF A— MARRIED WOMAN |. Sketched for the Post-Dispatch By MARGUERITE MARTYN By MILTON C. WORK. East seule Ms By HELEN ROWLAND 7 : N yesterday's Bridge article I Penn the weakness 4 a urged against doubling inforMA- sentis; the tak WHY I ENVY ME | torily with less than five hign p-; ie out. : . ——. cards, and I emphasized the impor- te the ENVY a man lots of things. His freedom, his strength, his op- ; tance of sticking to this rule so that pote ‘ner, I knew you . Ps ee “9 “a. take you ox timism, his glace hair cuts, tis golf arm, his appetite, and his every double will be dependab'e .... 5 Page ap. buoyancy! race ' and furnish partner with the "e- 4 bust who, by + . ° | ; Wes - ee information which he must jesves his o= anal ° 7 a r ave to properly answer ‘it; an in- a aed But most of all, I envy him his COMPLACENCY—his beautiful 44 ee ee petrates the most a ‘ er, ; swer to a double being the declars- Bridge crimes self-complacency! | es | | : £ tion which partner makes if the «---nop s 7 - ) Zz | + - =e ee intervening adversary passes. Men are so sure of themselres! So utterly and obliviously self- | : ™ = a os £ Yesterday I gave four hands, tn ) a . | confident! | : all of which Dealer (South) bid one ile ad ate shades of many colors ; No Trump, Second Hand (West) . S which a blanket may be se- | . doubled, Third Hand (North) Gers +5 match the color scheme If women could be only half as sure of themselves, as confident | passed, and the question was what EGE, cne walls and hangings of the that God made them to be loved, what a wonderful world this) , > : answer Fourth Hand (East) should ~~ corm. A process of double; would be! ; make to West's informatory doubl:; €...._; Rae weaving and special napping : i - re being love-all. ae ol tt blanket a . . . ‘ef 4 o e ’ ” “4 Q — So the pointer for the co on . tea | » 4 1. Sp. - Ht: Ace-Queea-' noone susiy soft, Muffy appearance, A man, for instance, never sars, “May I c t : In ry) ir ht ané held | “Would y ret o" | : mate - . optimistically. ie gnc to the air cong’ om OO I Would you care to see me? 3 ee \\ é — fibeeocteem bid 3 Do you think a 7. ne ve and tn the fluffy nap : Ib 5 A peerage agp soy GME. sew cotton blanket Das mock aepe ee oe o. eale - | _ ater warmth and is much light- care Major refi o : . w » EE. -nan its predecessor of a former coe ah ou : 7... Because of its color, lightness card) Minor. : ay » eh t blanket 2 ~ + - »s a ar ' 4 ole warmth. tne cotion -- Sp.: J-10-7-6. Ht.: Ace-Ques a : fs be selected in the piace of the 3. Dia: Ace-Queen-10-4-2. CL: 7 : hould hia te mente Sunn eee . er cotton comforter as an €x- East shou! two Spades. Two 35, ) covering or in the place of the _ } ¢ mick iA. Ad other declarations might be consid 3. Sp: Ace-} aa na haeyres of 2 Ij 2 er a? +e + suche ee . . Le Ry 4 nite tp he ys age einer * pow er . , . . , . ad 4c iS 4-e0 oY q » s tthe nn “ " a ? . ro . . oy q +“ oO 9 » > P ERB OR I eo ADRES TAN eM NRE TERE tg aw : . pedeno ; ‘ etic ' £» nt Ste Eis Oh hen. * ;- @ pass, which would be a4 ueen-x- " pele Pass (that is. a pass mae — x Dia: K He never says, “Where would rou Ifke to dine?” ‘instead of the expected bid, in order ° - ° © ee f | i to obtain a penalty). and which es . ' . . Se a . : | fi ‘probably would accomplish its pur- eS He says, “I know a jolly little place where I'm going to take you | | , + z + tan oh nil ~ : ny oe therefore in the wearing and i . ‘ie pose; the otber possible declaration | 4 : a for cinner!™ | af, | : | would bé two No Trumps, which | maing of wool ee ber ee a am : | ; es : r, causing & robably would win the game. But Pity swellg the tide af gampack from ‘s neig ; - - : 4 st REE. ir chamber to be formed be- , fiders. It is these tiny » wghat ORR ky 5 Te a iO a cee dee ee en! ae ep See Me 7 . t “ ‘ is og 2 a MS et = ge 5 RN oe Yee vies phd ey Pathe: iompcoinate’ — ida i. OSS torre e-em ae Pn TO See Geeee a a ae OR bs Nias 4nd) patriot : "= ; S ee ate Soe UR DET etme Te ge BS sora iat «Mlb cae Rt, were a — ‘ Tt. tA Baby ss liebe If a woman lost a } oti e would die before she would . -~ . : =e ; ‘ ' , reas! ~ mot . foundation .“ still air are foreed out ats te be a as Varied Costumes Worn by Queen Marie of ' , grinning and is not cnowledge and the cement ait Seaiahet-‘an wheel a bdianket | oes through lif infully conscious « 3 tinually : - | : ree societies.— Dryden. | inna t. oe | eee tales Rumania and Princess Ileana on Their j B. Sp.: 10-%-2. or packs down in laundering. cering it and Vie iffe in Ae ; oe : ia.: King-Queen-19-5. = —ehen the biankets will feel heavy Recent b IS71t FO St. Lours. | | 1! | : will have lost warmth. In se- East should pass. With great ne a blanket, therefore, chooses Minor strength he should try for ron Mene that feels rather spongy. By MARGTUERITE MARTYN. tution of a gold cloth turban for! [4 the big penalty which the Business ficn Eetightiy wiry. light In weight and | the sports hat. \ 4 ,Pass often. produces. Two No @) .. cuss | Mas a deep fuzz or napped sur- | rumps is an alternate declaration | PRESTRVES ' ’ _ Look carefully to see that a St ens vy nap does not corer weakly CEEN MARIE of ft : with 2 . t the Chase the Queen , é ; ten Sse ot} 1 and nicto : to be considered if piaring the rub- | od sreajon . ber game. | “weenstracted cloth Pull the blan- ° = + * Ty . 4 Sp: 7-63. Et: 6-4-2. Die: eke between the hands; if the foun- pitied §-6-4 1: 5-4-3-2. } Tiestion yarns have a tendency to | ) t = sa _— rae ies [""““Eenarate, the blanket will not give | Ss * ai te | on pi 7 : i ; ad net : or he lustro% zt obbed, ; _ = — vip —— | etactery wear, ns —_ many re only three times when a man s! een purchased 1 is. srocsegs as a tebed alle ae 660 ehacrvel {| THE RHYMING | fbers have. been pulled up from | waiks down the aisle to be m the costums ne chos eh POO engee = indi the low enien ane went. OPTIMIST 7 feundation yarns to make the |. i icy sidewalk, nae mer eins da ace . span led effect, cu h: , nse eh 0 en urge gir. | By Aline Michaelis 7 ; ft is w@ question whether the ug dress at a hour stay in St. Louis, ; ket : Sipparindl ome ” — ; , iy Har eg! perce on te ae megs Bipeommerrial all-wool ($8 per cent : her mos ‘fo | , ss aa Gee ee ks ) blankets are as satisfactory | ‘? ty by’ ey vw as ~ — as W see . 2 : . a ‘ : . rise. nition. e- » ~ - . v7 - P, Vi ; ; AV ; ; i i _ ° st ; ano - > re = ~* ant’? — $TrT Tt ' . ane . slap Ghdie’ the grentent | and blushes frequently and seems eng ye RT on nse’ coarse te cael d free from tent cotton. In the first | ms of a blanket seem somewhat strengthened Dy | entage of cotton add- d secondly, a very small per- | ef cotton assists in keeping fibers from matting when | . = 2 ~~ , -* " " s SeTIeCLiVY BB ah - ms a = , —_— . , oS. te ¥ 7 tur i Ad Db * t w & re ef fragrant murmur lodies ail my cares leaves would float away. N greenness, dr ty. 2% ‘ lee . Only dancing, trictly a t eli tf an “Fh RRR: vag aa: eae: how and ¢] ut ball a! ore i i@CKS ¢ oid and red dropp companied by oO hick om eymaetal « Gennes, Fo” at : id ough all this loveii vanilla ; MBiankets are usually sold double. rts Mm they are much more easily | : ied if cut apart and bound uUtumn sing most satisfactory bdiankxet ding ts a fine quality of sateen, 5 ta] my 3 : eG im Oo o Ww Whereas she mar not be a “flat + > beiecimae hin . a ana eon .OF not AiISSLNS ail is—wou_d you 5B magh many prefer binding Dian- 4 P op iliy when new, Regu-ar moi : be purchased aD notion counter. It is easy to Fan met ~~ aun : ity, “Swe- . ! and makes @ sats ot) tected a fro re bh 4 iy oO ; 4 +7 ee te 7 ee . “s . A2 | Diame him for it—]I ENVY > - : = as ai altel ee tien ; ae muc lon; lee. j Ba t1y woe f th t s imy ve! "ome. 1 your tren like to have a bDbianxet ip ° ; ; i ; - ™ —— x *™ a ge ner- all around +S ee > bid-over, buy the larger sive iags jouble or the quarter bed” for the single bed. a ionger had usual, etc. Lengths the Face Powder (2. t= Rough Dry—10c a Pound Read Th / ° Cara I sony manic 0c ne —— iy oy ae oe 7” oan = " Bis - ee Fo aie pena RR meee ag falar preacher tr, 4 N Sil ee ate aR — aR ORE oh» capac» i a = MINIMUM BUNDLE, 560c inches br £6 or 66 by 82 | By Lucrezia Bori : ; . : . rave 's phils ousted : a ame een ae eee | PAUNDRY CO. They Will Help You in the a a a i a i ae an ee — . . ? — - ~ ~ ~ - , é 2 - - “ _ 5 | oe Hegercwingettes sy ne om’ | CEntral 4350 CEntral 4351 2 HE constant use of face pow- ysu.7! 7S ace powe inte +t} : costume t i * ene a: . . 2% : ties : ———_ —~ i | —_———— ee neta ot : - - om e ~- . > 77 der tn compact form ci mall openirz When 2 eA ~ ¥ : . 7h “s + ow edly 7 a + ul to PFs « s+ ~ M . i rse 7 # rs ; Ge ma co e e respoasioi¢ ira goodly percentage come out. n 2 : “2 coe si oa set ~ appare! Ss ror a Bew tdea. ev - mee ——. i. ae ea. years ago gowns of spus | = Ba = oe egg EF - ae a Sn SRS a Ri OO RE eM ME - aPR Bit Pe i NBS et INR EDP BS ED ay Ain Paes 8 ARO Ree eis eh Comet m9, ‘ , Si : yi Se hae - snipes Sslaias eaten i nt eR a aa m 5 arm . ad iis iar LEE see pak oe ke Sa x Re oe BY, ne PU & wis at A weet y aer® ” vee ah ee io women oa! ity 1 ' Face powde Lu be made ts - ’ in carrying Lo »s powde om 3 . x3 | - were exploited and a few ap- | the harden if it is to Sg See a : : 3 . “a | , ae ofa comes from - to make face powder into cal So . ae until you have painted twelve different pictures. 1 orm % necessary to add a Cc f Pi _ aaaigiipn es. ae se Th ry a t#ttyuc sante.> , ail ie evening wear over there. _ best tain @mount of lead . Emap” 3 ere Ww il] be HTty subjec ts in all. ¥ Ou don’t need fs Bot! > 2:1 and brocade velvet re: c ee % i glass treatment. | re lead ts harmful to the ae ‘aoe s - | m —- 5. ee i. ‘ cs . . . ° ; bs : | a to have all fifty Magic Pictures to win a prize, i i aonmen ce a Gee ee AN la a inp patie oh ae. S ei ie ee ee ths ROOTS gueened - a per Oey li up the natural Many . oo ae . layer | J —— : | but, of course, the number will be considered, as “7 rece ntiating etteet Ghat Se58 Cases. eating away the out in fashionabie eve- | & of skin around the pores, thus e! 4 - F cae eee ES Gee, mother, - § “Bae ~ well as neatness and arrangement. f it is, however, more! a # th, larging therm. ao + oe Longrtee Sa just the dessert | Pe ; an ate oe Oe BADGY io - LaTrOoen imtoo the cis- -. -9 es * ea ane m= . . * = an erT a‘van‘age ts thet i you eard entirely, yet ite harmfcl fea I like . _ —ae You Can Start in the Prize Contest Any Time Sept “ic: scatter itself over the fleer | pet tures should be thoroughiy under- ! D ae oe eal a beads an¢é sequins are apt to de stood and guarded against. For CHOP SUEY IFFERENT, extra de- ———— co BY You Can Win by Following These Instructions: eer Smshed tabric has 8] ee “Og surface that resembles «& hcious desserts made with ; & a Ss Pe z “S Now You Can the family. Healthful and : | | Do not sme Ss. iS be = : S ~ ar. New Ensembles tage. Used even several times "2 f each week on special occasions it Make Ie at Home appetizing sauces for al] ° . , won't cause serious damage to the meats), tarts, puddings, . Dip brush In water after each color. a Matches flowers and belt seta . “ of baby calfskin are ettrac- *kin. This is especially so if van- : : e chien. tan) 2ear Grocer Sells oor edingg 1 or Heese. tga . . Be careful colors do not run. a | the powder and a cleansing cream - rset a ae es alr ave t L t pict : a : | used to thorough!r remove ft at tempting when made with u : et pictures dry Slowly. a» ; the end of the festivities. The rea! NEW JERSEY ‘ om * hey i os - | ‘ ™ 2 is — —_ Ach soar deale- ter Jerse ¢ en” oes = —" abi, — pny legen: Damier and ime does te dandruff. Dissolves ever: erine

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eee RCLE aa rk’s Pointers On Auction Bridg i} | East should bid two icle I Sreater the weakness tp informM’- | sential the take-out. of five hign ‘Bridge words, the saddest . eimpor- | “Partner, I knew y ree le 80 that take you out, pendab'é strength to do it.” The h © More | Shopping “ Clubs; : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 43 > TIMELY DISCUSSIONS AND HELPFUL HI 5 =“y NTS a t Winter Blankets gy HANNAH WING = indeed the time te take en ¢ linen closets and cedar and make up the lists of needed in blankets. MODISH MITZI as. Dad Has An nt-Minded Moment ff | q Children’s Bedtime Story By THORNTON W. BURGESS. ——~ | Reddy Finds Some Feathers Tricky folk expect ef you | RECIPES FROM | “My Old Virginia Cook Book” Cocoanut Meringues EAT the whites of four eggs Seen on Fifth Avenue. | Brown and white tweed ig the | fabric of a street dress, which has a belt of the same material and a | tie effect at the head of two box | pleats in the front of the skirt. : « | White taffeta brocaded tn gold ‘and banded in green velvet makes \a picturesque frock. ‘| - The tricks that they themselves would do. EDDY FOX was impatient to get over to the Green Forest. —Old Mother Nature. * ‘B until stiff. a cupful of fine granulated su- gar. Continue beating Add gradually, | while beating, two-thirds of | | border of white fox on the skirt | until | | mixture will hold its shape. Fold | | A white velvet gown ts Rned ‘with silver and trimmed with a and a bow of sliver ribbon on one side. a al r Me Ms Ae ite renee Se ee + SS wil find that this years ay of Dedding will show some “rable and very lovely color This is particularly true newly developed cotton the "c-ia bust, who, b he must leaves his licens on ne be | ; 2M UWM- | netrates the most “eta, * deciara- | Bridge crimes. Only wi el if the | cer, ngth (and a dependab, é 8s. ner) is a Business Pp | ass a hands, in. It is really the Seeanl : | at A | es of many colors ang | erage that makes POSSI bje ; ngs blanket may be se- . ~ oe LHWOFS BAvocateg | the color scheme (Nort®) | frst three hands given aber” , 4 to match what | » the walls and hangings of the ) should oe sven? CAB D9 relieg UDo oi A process of double _, p2eRsSwers produce regults +; ydoubl?;funinitiated seem ulmort oa 3 re liatton aie 8 is 7 | 6 @-Qucen-. a ee for today is; ae ft, fluffy appearance : ' Double conservativ ] ? ae emma Fe! ye Soft Finish, less than 22 Ibs. ..100 a Pound—micimum ..75e Rough Dry ..120 a Pound —sinimam . . 150 Reddy merely grinned and kept) peared to be filled with eagerness. Family Finish, 50% flat work. ..200 a Pound —minimum $2.00 on. He put that sharp nose of his to Presently, Reddy met Bobby ithe ground, and then he began Lindell 1593 Lindell 1594 pore “Hello, Bobby,” said Red-!t) run rapidly, this way and that dy. “What's this I hear about! way, in all directions. He smelled Mrs. Grouse being shot over here| or eyery inch of ground right jin the Green Forest?” ‘around there. Farther and farther “The game thing I hear, I/ trom the spot where he found the 'guess,” replied Bobby. “I guess }it is true enough. I heard the | bang, bang of the terrible gun. I haven't seen Mrs. Grouse since. _Isn’t it dreadful?” 3 | “Yes,” said Reddy, “it is dread-| § ‘full skirt and the extreme length/, , ,, | fae are classic in line. They are ab- | are interesting features, and a/| ful.” And to hear him you would cnniie: ei: Seam aeuniees ae keep your E breviated in some cases and | gown of this character manages to have thought that he was filled| & a es , overabundant in others, but they | give to some girls that quaintness| with sadness. As a matter of fact, | ’ ‘ai. se : pee to —_— ee | Rr dae in sm . have this one great feature inj|of appearance which makes them) he wasn’t. He was filled with im- | Visit the Furnace Firing School of cotton assists in keeping | |common—that they are suitable to|more fascinating even than they and expects nothing and which the girls of the modern generation are in their natural state. | patience at the minute, but he | ‘didn’t want Bobby Coon to know, | > Seven types of furnaces #¥00l fibers from matting when dered. ‘i ; | | ape perfect happiness in the sight |anq characterful and becoming at; Then there are evening dresses of another's happiness. Like all} |of tulle which are lovely for the | jt. wf the feathers Reddy got. All the time | he was hunting for scent—the scent of Mrs. Grouse. By and by, | |he found another feather. It was | Ne méniity granted: end thuttiel | so far from the place where the | dlong| 96 the thee he mannt other feathers were, that Reddy to cltmd brightened up. “I don’t believe! Mrs. Grouse {ts dead at all,’’| thought he. “No, sir, she isn’t dead at all. She got away from || that hunter.” At the thought, Reddy’s mouth began to water. Perhaps he would have that grouse dinner after all. | (Copyright. 1926.) Best of all is it to preserve ev- erything in a pure, still heart, and let there be for every pulse a thanksgiving, and for every breath a song.—Gesner. AALCO LAUNDRY CO Go a Pound —sistmum $1.90 _§So she turns it other side out and shows him that it is really reversible and that the futurist effect in two shades of brown in a smart wool fabric is really half of the reason for wanting the coat. Even now he doesn’t seem properly impressed. Dad being intent upon a chess problem has no more than a murmured, “Very nice, my dear,” for Mitzi's t of sweet gazelle—which is no more gazelle than stencilled kid can ever be! Mitzi, having had these two coats sent home on approval, is anxious for his opinion. ’ ' * **« / itl ‘ ae — we MOA M0 Na me ite nto 4 00 ~ esa - me Koren 4 “ ey gig aa Seda Pes es ; ; rey A . : Rawat epee » etd % aan mics meme ey me : rhe Pm a y - ey , we A fa is ons Snatet) pe. Bhaers Sp BY e's : ; , owt » poms - 6 A © TS cies Satine 24 Say | ith and Loew | H Pp Discards as casily as a piece of | tissue. Nolaundry. Noembar | ff RADIATOR SHIELDS a} 122 CollimerUle Av. FAIR MERCANTILE CO, SCHAAB STOVE & FUR. OO. 5257 Shaw Av “052 S. Broadway GEITZ, J. €. FURN. CO. STAK FURN. C0, 1315 Nerth Market Mt, 40 & wa GREGISON FLEES. CO, They beautify your home, protect curtains and draper- ies and prevent grime and dust streaks on your walls. | 3 Well designed, strongly made and highly decorative. danger of offending. | Enameled in various colors. Set off with metal, glass | Obtainable at all drug and depart. | ck. or marble tops. ment stores simply by saying | aaan tants 4230 N. 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SMA PRN STEP Ha: OS a0 RR iain ti at ti an eee cee eow 2 og tad ~ — - aE q : - | - - ; i : a a sur > RAT aS 24° Hal |) COMIC PAGE ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAI = Wepxempageg FIRST m CLASSIFIED Biel d) | oni mae il x . iW IS sam NOVEMBER 4] FOR RENTS : Hi ay ae = st ergy a9 REN CSSSSAYQ SSS SSS = fer week, month after . mittee) ye NOVEMBER 17, 1926. RS S > . Week 2 | MBIERHT 4h. _ Waaass ae | r, the POST-DISPATCH ? : $ : Se wi! Hi There'll be no Christmas presents | oan ~~ a — a . apie: - ONES | ita a “ae /pull a Mussolini on the Filipinos. | | ; TELEPH on 3 aa | ai 1¢r corm é er an’ cre -_ — -- SS. = a serens a | dl And Santa Claus may not appear | “Think U.S. Needs Buddhism. | OUT OF ORDER | | ii i beet Gig And that would be the limit. | Huh! The Eighteenth Amend-| aS ae - — Hie | — | ment knocked that out long ago! (J —————— — Ue vig QUITE SO. ee wilh ; - ture 24 Degrees! fF / re tA to be The Princeton Tiger has severed ee ih i ) If amicable relations are | on ie , = i SIE Seccktatien .| io rotations win Harvard 20a 2 ELLA CINDERS—By BILL CONSELMAN AND CHARLIE PLUMB "Thove Zero This Morn- ih , . like;is reported that the Missour! Tiger | meee ° ¢ nd Missouri U. it ‘ooks , 7 Pe ae mee sai ving ne a ee a sut the soft pedal is thinking of breaking with the | Tie eaed TAIS & MEANS THAT BE CAREFOL, “THE GIRLS DON'T KNOW ANY . ea Storm Mo ig they'll have to | Send | UT WAT DOES — 2, iil on O'Sullivan, How about a pair/ Washington Bear. The Tigersseem) fli] ‘(| IHN MEAN? PUT THAT YOUR DAUGHTERS ARE Snip} I'm NO ABOUT SOUR MONEY THAN vou wly Northward. a aaa ated ao ee SS NP Mane Noo 2A 9 WHO RANG DP "NO SALE” BUT IFT LOSE THEY DIONTT TAKE x —— ne — ‘gig sisi a Y — i , ut These little football flareups | How about a little game between . ‘ iV WREN WE FRISKED MY TEMPER I LL CHARGE OF YOUR ° O ee. Louis we strove to pes, a Le are to be expected and the oOnlY the Tigers of Princeton and Mis-| dena SNS SNS ces eae Bure a on pgeabaeatgpenrg ta & tonight iat | : ; | | - 2 . , Cast Jf ; {in pression they leave on the Stu-| sour for the championship of the REGISTER! FACE FOR 7 Li Z which yesterday cas oe Ar Lit EE dent body is a few cleat scars that | Jungle Conference. | ‘You! 7D. cOoM Pie city 2 snowfall of 6.3 Inches, freeze; Gi time will heal. SOME TIMES en j est on record here in the ee ia eee ‘ dz: - 4 2 si r | cena THE YEAR” ‘Storm Moving Northward. . "+s he t inibal and Peoria have had a one-fift all abOut equal to that of water. ee ee Oe c ae . “The storm,” the Weath- ter. epereau reports, “has moved Durin northward, and is now Over] wil} be | Ora Wisconsin. Light snOW | there an . F falling in lowa, Msourl | be conf | fnois. The temperatures for the season in all the JAZZ ee ae eta, ‘ x ab finte Prat a CAN'T SWING ALL BUNDLED — me year, and thee Sr . is ready for whatever may ing hall > gee Of the fob expect to have Suletm uP: T'm THROVGH FoR ; 4 Ow problem out of the way toric # Orrow. the pl THE YEAR raed $ to Clear Sidewalks. celebra . femen in all residence dis-| Of the wa Hotifie property owners to Theref | . c on ——- Diles to traverse iin paved tures 0 Whe; ; ' feo? " ¥ . that Ma LZ, ' "ROOT ists had to pull fr 4 ‘Into STiO™% ‘drift« they were and in 7 ) . runmine sa. in CY : D3 “hing down into soft im som -“e, . Otlders Gove ‘ ‘- | delays were not serious, | was oe ~', / 3 i\Tains from the North | wan Pe ts ntered United Station | line o = eb. half-hour of their sched- | iam Sid 5 . an «Ss he chiet delay was! UON re) es ‘anding large amounts|the cuc os Tees RE EE inattee eee yas ae er. and this delay/It is p -— gAr> ee fributea te heary business, | ads. Ir than 'o9 Weather and track cucumbe oe ' . —T : ' - ee 2 In e Terminal Asso-/craila. = ards & force of men was | eae Pe ‘ be 1 iain PING switches open rhe |: is wer ar ’ “'2 Deavy ag it « as, was Do You Kruow WAT, GEORGE iS GETTING‘ \ JUST FOUND OVT- | WHAT Do SUPPOSE THE OLD MANS INCOME -1S ? DO You THin ritTY te You 1 JUST HEARD Jerry GOT A RALSE - | Dow'T SEE WHY riEe DESERVES K HE GETS A RAISE Do You ? OUSAND 7 1 Just HEARD Tear MALCOLM 158 GETTING SEVENTY-FIVE PER. CAN You BEAT THAT AND ME ONLY GETTING THiRTr- THATS FAVORITISM THaT 18 ? 'tLL TAWwe A PEEK AT THAT LETTER AND MAYBe {LL FIND OUT SOMETHING ABOUT SALARIES AROUND “= MER caf Uy, R 2 *o deal with “if you kept — y 5 Fermina) yard bosses re- seis Car Service Normal. ass are were subjected to de-;, ve A NOTION To HIT he ing. but this morn- |‘ Br o he “8 little trouble, except THe BOSS FOR A eer. #; “ed, tn some places, by |} NO HARM IN ASKING] oi Ming on the tracks or mo-- 1 Do JUST AS MUCH WORM RRs stated by the cold ) ° The AND MORE THAN OTHERS. *ople's Motorbus Co. had!’ spent WHO ARG PAID Tice = io plows and two sand|> home, AS MUCH " i | ol ‘ight, clearing snow |) whea ‘oe om ‘NS slippery grades i} p tt -e running on schedule | et Zi i. oe “ « pF homeless men slept last P. giving 2 “2 * Municipal Ledging!)} The © y ae the northeast corner of . auto ; a, hand Pine streets, where. if thre 2 . "Xt Monday, there will/: ified \\ ™oOdations for | | > nearly ( easy te * 12 inmates have been} = In cleaning the building. |} Have, 5 ft o . house, and have been Y a F E> Stay there. ‘4 y i —_: yl omeless men slept at) The Uy ~—— t Police Station, ? a U4 “* Page 3, Cotemn 3. hee : =