St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 18, 1926

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COMIC PAGg NE es || NOVEMBER 17, iggg FOR RENTS — . I ict after week, maunth after for the season in all the east of the Rocky Moun- WELL x WONT FLAY \- ept in the Gulf and At- : ‘ee coast states. The lowest ANY MOKE THIS | YEAR. Bs are in North Dakota and degrees. In Valley read- und 12 and 14 die Mississippi 4 degrees are general.’ hundred at work With shovels, teams and wag- moving from down- Breets and sidewalks. The eet Department, which got} last winter without hav- | deal with any heavy snow »isready for whatever may this year, and those in of the job expect to have W problem out of the way nen were — Snow gj ee a vote By the Associated Press. : —_ the vote of the me n | |; Was agains! acceptance of the Gov. | LOUISVILLE, Ky., Now 18.— lernment'’s strike settlement pro- en arie . amc “ill go - F | Y Queen Marie of Rumama wi - posais by a large majority. REPLIES BRISKL IN direct to New York when she pagan! All the large districts were | CROSS EXAMINATION Louisville tonight and will sail for |against acceptance by considerable : I home on the first available steam- /™4rgins, he said, except in York- | | Shire, where there was a very small ‘ a ’ | ; ; | | . ic] ere | - | er et physician and nurse, raised herselt The cable advices, which were!main points of issue- increasing | day to point to Mrs. Frances Ste- which were understood to have re- statutory seven hours daily, contin- vens Hall and her brothers, Willie corded a serious development nj] gent questions of district settle- ithe King’s ilIness, caused the | ments of both hours and Wages | pand Ilenry Stevens, ag three eee Queen to announce last night soo) / and the reinstatement of the strik- Mrs. Jane Gibson, “The Pig Woman.” sons she ee on 1 a pba after leaving Indianapolis that] ers without prejudice to the men as | — the bodies of the a ays oga a most of the remainder of the tourj opportunity offers the mine own- Hall and Mrs. Eleanor KR. Milis COUNT EMMERICH KAROLYI would be abandoned. ers, Queen Visits Indianapolis. In Indianapolis the Queen. fore- were found. | The three defendants #he pola ‘ed out are on trial charged with Predictions as to the outcome | the murder of Mrs, Mills, wei it. aseted “48 ‘the ination s ems like- | WOUNDS OPPONENT IN DUEL The Mayor demanded an imme-| ~@ |h , rath ; i ,east the sudden ending of the tour|;ly to be tnfluenced materially by | : nee diate airing of the charges ane itn an address in which she said|the fact that thousands-of miners Former Premicr Teleky, Had Chal | 1922. continue vdtantartt to return to| Mnéed Because of Slur on His Mrs. Gtbson completed her ... (| BrOsecutsses of Prasat Pusgers. timony at 2:25 o'clock this after- Characterized the grand jury action as an aftermath of brushes between ! the city and Federal authorities. Judge Walker, who was not in- formed of any specific violation charged to him, attributes the in- dictment to his liberation of “minor offenders” brought into’ his court, and Chier Collins defended his su'- ordinate. The indictment charged | conspiracy on each of four counts | ——manufacture, sale and transpor- | tation of liquor and operation cf public nuisances. The District Attorney said the (Government made the move in a campaign to “give terrorists and obstructionists special attention and | | enough to | Government is powerful j protect the regular processes of its) courts.”’ | Mayor statement by something very charges of wrong-doing group of public officials is perfectly clear trat such charzes must of necessity include many persons who are trying to do their duty. High Officials Protest. “There are high officials who | are endeavoring to perform their | duty, and they protest agaiust such | a statement.” The Mayor asked judgement be withheld charges are heard, and declared that co-operation of city, county | Federai authorities has result. | marked improvement” in | situation. the replied = to that} asserting, ‘“‘There is | unfair in general! against a| when it! Dever that public! until] rhe | ed in “a the Chicago The return of succeeded by weeks the Indictment of 79 cipal officials and bhootieggers§ in. | Cicero, West Side suburb and scene ‘of gang war shootings, and was forecast several weeks ago by a Government writ obtaining all de- partment records from Chief Col- | lins. Frank Rydzewski Jr.. son of the president of Chicago’s Board | Improvements, Was ac- arranging protection for indictments several muni. | vice of Local cused of saloonkeepers, and several politi- clans were indicted as his aids. More than a dozen policemen, tn- | eluding two sergeants, were blamed | for aiding in the protection of sa- . former police- with having loonkeepers. A woman was charged turned aleohol runner. Light men | were identified as beer needlers A formér Deputy Sheriff was charged with having turned to} Two operators of | South Side restau. | one as a still the Municipal! | were named, operator. A bailiff of Court was indicted, as was a former bailiff. AMERICAN'S SLAYER CAUGHT Bandit Gang Leader Arrested in| Mexico City. By the Assoclateg Presa. MEXICO CITY, Nov. said by the police to have | bandits who and later Jacob Rosenthal, a re-| tired business man of Woodmere, N. Y., was arrested last evening in this city. It is believed al! other members of the band were killed by soldiers | ahortliy after the murder. 18.—-Cilrilo | Eslava, Indianapolis would perhaps be the city she would see. {the pits. rs os d I By the Associated Preas, noon after being in the court room 'fast American Immediately after she returned to FAR FAST PIANIST WOUNDED BUDAPEST, Hungary, Nov. 18. ————— . three hours ee —A duel with swords, which left] George Sterling of San Fran- “| Told the Truth.” ee $0 SHE MAY NOT PLAY AGAIN|the principals unreconciled, was T ae “I told the truth, so help me God sald. There were tears in her eyes fought today between Count Paul cisco Takes the Poison He | , it,"* sh med as as she explained that new cable| Former Directress of Washington |, ve iat 2 vehi (and you know it,” sme screa Tele ky, former Premler, nd Count | Alwa ays Carried. ishe was placed on a stretcher to Beas eS, Sah courtroom. from the taken cried “You know it,” | ! The Queen laid a wreath at the} Frieda Frommel, directress of the!,.., : ‘eternal mystery of after life, which | rection of se — defendants : . cnr seb eg atges = ‘. | Music department of the Shanghai on me : tee ae : fo two ecades ad ripped the who sat without change of expres- base of the Soldi« rs and Sailors ; . } The duel followed & remal k mace | r Ww decade ha is I sion Court recessed until 3:30. Monument in Indianapolis yester- arene gs school, 7 te * by Count Karolyi that he won-/ fancy of George Sterling, poet, dra- | “The pig woman,” intreduced by arpa : . : — - } oer zi Ing pia nists a) 12 ‘alr Tas s — : ‘ 7 hl ow 7 clan . . > : . ; ” e day W hile sear hlights plaged on oe : a a, dered how Count Teleky could Si¢ “P!|matist and disciple of Ambrose |the State as ‘Wn eyewitness of the her. A drizzling rain fell through- | ¥45 Wounded so that she may not). coundly under the responst>il- | | | ait ap a a Be a former |, eprhaag' ier iy, ‘ + Pe sah ' Bierce. was solved by him . last} doubbe killing, was taken to th: 4 ' 4 , court in an ambulance from a Jer- be able to play again, by Prince Ludwig out the trip about the city. At the ‘ity of having sent | ’ : ag ‘City ‘Library the Queen received houseboy in an attempt to rob her. Windisch-Graetz and Dr. von Na-| night. when he took poison as fh sey’ City hespitel, Ait beene nee . ° - Pa ral : 7 “oo a . % ‘ 2 ’ . , ° ’ ‘he city’s welcome, Mayor John L. Miss Fromm " ho before com-\ dogsy, Budapest Police Chief, tojlay iM in his quarters at the fash- testimony with a nurse sitting «ot eon ter es a gee: ar oie ad In|prison as forgers. The Prince jionable Bohemian;Club here. ithe edge of her bed and Dr. Charles , There dem, endeiiere a school in ashington, was alone, -, , iia - 6 bie elt Be» - key. There, too, she received a Ranier menial: Se ae a and Nadossy were among thos¢ | Sefore killing himself he at-|Snyder at the head. copy of James Whitcomb Riley’s| *Uesday when the boy, whom sit convicted in tne great france coun- it ted to destroy letters and frag-| ‘She spoke in a low voice as she ‘ iog antere > as rupte .S ov letters ane "a1". , ' . , « ; poems autographed by several of | 4d dismissed, entered. He de-}toergeiting plot «ivly this year. pata ne | | ig?! started to tell her story, and the manded $200. She told him to get fments of his writings which might ; , : ‘ ‘ gz nents oO 5 court stenographers repeated her Indiana’s contemporary authors. | Responding to a presentation cf a | answers to the jury, but as she pro- voice stronger, her purseand when he was aoheuel have been taken by his friends as explanation, BROADWAY HAS 3-DAY PARTY pair,of hose woven in an Indianap- | 5°: she epee for the 7 ggg See- | word of farewell or ceeded, her grew olis mill from spun gold, Marie re- | i — ieee “gainer ony nee pei ON ITS 300TH BIRTHDAY but one clew remained—one lin€/ang when she finished direct exam- marked, sory hey are always wel- vadei attacked a with a knife o1 aii I “Opens c ‘eremonies | f ui poem salvaged from the ashes: ination, occupying °5 minutes, ashe ? 4 . : ve : a AwXn ae > ‘ > .s come. wat h she caught in her bare hand along Famous New York Deeper into the darkness Can} «ould be clearly heard. Her story The State's official salutation was | '® defend herself. ‘qt was pulled | d oun eat . peer than most, yet find the was substantially the same as that igiven at the Statehouse by Gov. from her grasp, seriously ee he ‘Anenalanel ot : darkness still beyond. she has previously told, except that ~ 'Ed Jackson. | her fingers. Arrival of servants | finn von ahaa 10. It was sald Sterling always car-/she said she had seen Henry Ste- There was a brief visit to a Ru-| frightened away her assailant. Ee ere : , |ried a bottle of poison with him vens at the spot, after she had pre- oe ee eee} ‘way is 300 years old and its cele- ° se when he felt the tempta- manian church where many of her birtl beep foe : ~ |Viously seen Mre. Hall and Willie | brating with a three-day birthday) 7 to die . former subjects greeted the Queen, | AL FAIR { xe , Stevens in a sedan parked In De party. Ambrose Bierce, whom Sterling | Bussey’ s lane. and, following an hour's rest. the! | , , : The Manhattarm Island section of ....1 a 3 ieee, ene FACES $5, gon 00 DEFICIT the sabia oi 0 na ear Rae scpoke of as his master, was ips She declared that she heard /Queen and her children were guests | CX-' +» in Mexi in 1914 | ‘at a banque aia = ’ eard of In Mexico In 1: and 35 voices of men and wofhe rine igs een Philadelphia Will Use Subway |tends from Battery Park to Albany supposed to have died there. are ihtees oneell iette a Fearn rincess in Auto Accident. Funds to Pay Off Exposition’s (js uecorated with a profusion of 5 dens Dheniew tebe S achor |e ee 7e One ore Prince Nicolas and l’rincess sodbt cesiatecn dex ’ oN Hy Sterling was born in Sag Harbor, ‘oaths by men An oath precede: gage Ours: A | Page see Indebtedness. flags and bunting. iN: Y., in 1869, and won intern:-|,. ... ace cdeid : lleana drove afi automobile to In- By the Associated Pres ry? " 7 ; = ‘ore he un VeN- a % . " rj _ the demand let KO, she testified dianapolis from Chicago, forsaking PHILADELPHIA * The ceremonies wel! ~ yes- tional recognition with his poems. She then told of four shots < < . as a , ‘ Ul Se ‘ ' ‘ 4 ' . ‘ ” ‘ . 4 the « yecial train T} i din sal { ¥ 44 4he é IN OY. 1s. ; terday W ith al 21-gun salute and A streak of tragedy ran through , ¢ : hud « Li« A 1a IMacnine The Sesquicentennial Exposition, i speeches t Battery Park includ- his life on it ran through his Her recital o aC reaming in if the Princess was driving Was side- which will close at the end of the ‘ si , oe : i a : we , woman's voice she emphasized with swiped by a motor truck and for ny nein ing one by Major-General ¢ harles works. Seventeen years ago a givl)i,.. Swipe: VY aT or truck and forced month, will have a deficit of bette. | ; ; wie i . 7 “ ; Oh, my, oh, my, what terrible from the rad sar Gran ark PrP. Summerall on the eve of his;who had loved him took poison = rom 1 roa- neu} rani I ark, tween £5,000 Hon and $5 Lark) Hao . P 4 . eas ~ - %~ screaming. Il] The ®utomohbile, which was ' prin % ‘|departure to Washington to be- and leaped into the sea at Carmel, ] res nted to h r by an I vr aa li it was announced today by Mayor come chief of staff of the United Cal. In 1913 his wife, Mrs. Car- | The “Other Man.” | yrese *¢ ( er Vv an nea ni ipo is a oo \ in : a: hy Le ‘ fe . : ‘ ‘ . : . -. | company, was only slightly dam- ee 9090 kK, phe yt * 0m $. »UU0U.- ‘States army. rje 4 Sterling, divorced him on “ey seen a man and another man.’ aged. | OFS RAs Seeied | tor subway Miss Irene French, as ‘“Miss:the ground that he had a “poet’s!she said when she told of seetne Although shaken by the aececi- ike ld v tg ym 1 — we meet | Broadway,” today will drop flow- ‘temperament,’ and later she, too, | Henry Stevens. She was not asked dent, the Princess did not relin- om sticuer al 7 si eng pete eRES ers from one of a fleet of airplanes | committed suicide, to identify the “other man.” She 'quish the wheel until she § had \* 2 grit sar a 1 ad he flying over the city. At noon 10,- Sterling’s most notable works had previously said that she saw ere" are \ ar | »»- people. oe ae eee Cire ts. | cage? | driven several miles. Cold and a _ v MI: : ae : o . 000 colored balloons were released are Wines of Wizardry, rhe Henry f arpender at the scene, but heavy snowstorm induced her to doe ee he cage iD the rant the roof of the new l’ara- Hiouse of Orchids, ; } oserit: 9 the State's representative warned * : . | ) ‘ e (li ce cas 1é ‘¢ . . — e li . ,o " ,P as "? ‘ p - stop driving. Her mud-bespatered lhe bee shins : OF tthe ace) inated - 'mount Building at ‘Times Square, hp Bom dg of the east and her not to BAY W ho the other man car, scarred by its acciden, finally AM bgp a “LAth. vas in her testimony today. Henry -r oo " |tendance of 15,000,000 hi mate- we ‘ on - 3 : . | pulled into Indianapolis. Le oe Sidhe ge ig eee — ne : MANDATORY LAW GIVES MAN Sterling was to have been host ; arpender ia under indictment, but Nicolas. while his. trtr was rialized another story might have| of H. I. Mencken, author and ed- is not on trial with bis three cou slightly less eventful than his sis- 2€en told. LIFE FOR HIS FOURTH OFFENSE ‘tor. who arrived here two days/ oo. | a A atantle . “fforts to have ie Sesqul -o ¢ jai but fliness fore-! <¢ ter’s, found it sufficiently unpleas I fort to ry the jt fago fo visit him. lit Ness or Sh said th A : . . . » = eile aif ' at she ww wi ] ant to induce him to relinquish the ;}OPened next year have progressed | Jew York Court Sentences Negro stalled that. A few hours before ciivang tn the auton obite b “ wheel before \he destination was;t® the extent that a special meot Who Stole Taxi for Joyride Sterling’s body was found, Menci- ||, the » ai th osha yeti reached. ing of the beard of directors has While Drunk. en had pounded on his door, :n- 2 3 bo where e¢ volces were been ecalled for tomorrow, when a4 i" he op 126. by s hg an ‘ he. 4 €r tending to bring him a word ct | OA re 4 pate: Hiall she described Aas ’ . - ; ~iblighine Cn : a i preset : ‘ ri Ferdinand's Tiness kaa Marming yeport on the plan will be submit- and Post-Dispatch.) cheer, but there was no anawer. | ?°SS®?* — wringing her hands. Premicr Tells Parliament, ted NEW YORK, Nov. 18.—Because Sterling's death was described bs Mrs. Ifall was asked to remove | By* A sax 1 Press ; ad ie ee her hat whiel , » BUCHAREST. memantine Nov. 18. | he got drunk and tried to apr ‘Mencken as the loss to America of ier hat which she did as the wit- - asate ie al rye TEXAS LAWYER, WHO KILLED _ himself to a ride in a taxicab which | , “great poet Sterling was one | "C8% Was lifted mp to make her eondition | iad wi ' lidentific: Frand Red- few mnen “of lettera who ne/. | identification. —King german asi entitlh| Anen 4 N did not belong to him, of the catea no anxiety, Premior Aver-| ANOTHER, IS GRANTED PARDON iny’’s ‘Sewrs. se yeare sia, was ° bree 'escu told Parliament last evening, | ' ' ding, a Negro, 39 years old, WAS |, yb ive ylelded to present-day fasi- The jury entered at 11:20 and l : his aladv ; Associated Press /sentenceu yesterday to imprison ions: he always adhered to clas-/ court opened at 11:23 a. m, yut as his malady is of long stand- t for life by Judge Allen, who Sop men or said Mencken : The State produces the witness 8.—A full! By the , NOV, r sical traditions,’ Tex., Jane Easton and aske to ‘save her ies 5 elie ihiaielite s , AUSTIN, ing. the cmwre is nece ssar‘ly slow. , 2 lay by G 'enaid that the Baumes laws, passe Ferdinand’s ailment has been/| Pardon Was grante d today by Geov,| ™ ; ih. . | des hele raydig by the Legislature this year, come | ° T sworn.” Prosecut 9 u pao Bibi eves as sigmoiditis. or in-/ Miriam A. Ferguson to William! ”: messy —necebat * r rosecutor ur nm an- «< Py ci. . es ro =) ( . " flammation of the large intesti | Lester Crawford, young lawyer and/ P lled him to : Bible was carried to ! arge intestine. | When Redding was arrested | |member of a well-known Dallas’ er told “the best | Players Object and ‘Call for Anoth- bey eee the covers drawn back so ~ . 7 . : Ce ‘ te Was pat ; a « ‘ $150.000.000 to Beautify Capital. | pamiiv, under a two to five. year| 5ePt- wg. . we | er Deal. |that she might touch ft. iRy the Associated Prees i thing to do” was to plead gulity o “T) , ' . ; oe = aan walks a Ss ao me nee for having shot and killed | : ——— tredding | By the Aseoclated Press © you solemnly swear,” began WASHINGTON. Nov. 18.—Beau attempted grand larceny. ledding note fon Prion nlp the court attend ' | ‘aul O'Day, another young and} ‘tw. telfiae the Court he COPENHAGEN, Nov. 18.-~Dan./|*%* Court attendant, and Mra. Gib. ification of the south side of Penn |! ; ' pleaded guilty, telling the our json replied: “I 4a.” ve feeb! | avivania avenue from the Capito: te ; well-known lawyer. | rawford had! had been drunk. Judge Allen had (Ish poker players are not at a)! sat. | rs t . 0, very fee the Treasury, bv the erection of | S¢™¥ed Hone of the sentence, a8 aP-| . ntenced Redding to 18 months’ |isfied with the Supreme Court’s | Jane Gibson,” the Court crier , ) G w <—_ el t buildings | | slac | peels and legal motions on file un- imprisonment. Then it. was learned decree outlawing stud and draw announces. : ew Govern if Gings if}, 91ace | i begin- , stage ¢ poker They c tend that ft} Jane Faston,” Simpson cor of the present structures hpusing til Wednesday had staye: EIN- |) peading had been convicted of | Pt onten: at their ted aes ‘ ° . . “ . . ¢ ~ . ‘ . " e «, : ec ue tore, restaurants and pubee mar ning of the sentenc: O'Day for- felonies three times previously ‘case waa loet on a techni: ality and r pores wate hae been decided tpon by the | merly was County Pfosecutor at} gach time for exactly the same that they, therefore, are entitled to Where toda you on the nigh: : ‘ s t- I . . ‘ . re. Public Buildings Commission: The Springfield, Mo. sort of offense as In the last case, another deal, or heartng. jor Sept. 14. 19227 Simpeon asked av ~*~. hii iOe , : = J ‘ /_ a) rrofect. which must have the ap The pardon brought the number] tnder the Baumes laws, ifaman; The Court held that poker was | At — she replied, vroval of Congress. conten plates of clemencies granted by Gov. Fer-| nag been convicted of four felonies, | unlawful, as it came within the Mrs ibson told how she hat ‘ ~ — Py ’ ti} ia: ’ in ultimate expenditure of $150,- © susen to 2595, which ts said to be a/ the Court must sentence him for meaning of the ant!i-gambling neeti rohbed of corn and when 6! she nno.n00 record for any Texas Governor. life clause of the penal code. | Continued on Page 2, Cotum: & : ; Oe —— Lo os a tee et beak Mr, Me ates RO RAIS 8 IR He x my Pe ee ee a ee 7 wom m ope a epee +p r a oe Aik te. tae oe ; <7 , » pre ? P Pea ty ED ee ee es 4 . me . Cane canieedinn thie —

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I a Rate 8th % > ~~ PAGE 2 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — “I Told the Truth,” Mrs. __€HURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . ——mmmm—e— Jane Gibson Shouts as Her Cross-Examination & “You say you saw @ flashlight?” had heard oaths agas gan rocking back and forth on the mony which Mrs. Gibson had just given. Senator Case objected, but fer him $100? He asked how much jection after Case had argued tha’ the records could not be searched been a lawyer, it might be differ- the lowing of the wagon, Mrs. Gibson “About 10 feet.” Mrs. Gibson if she hady' AN WANTONL HOT BY ROBE — —————— | . said she got as close as 30 feet|/-From that side,” answered the | shots?” “Yes,” | STATE i | FAD NG Mrs. Frances Stevens Hall, Photographed as Trial Progressed Se eae ae eee ld net sot] can, waving her band towers] ~The sume : — lies who was in it. the right of her bed. not colored pereeaii / | 7 | “How did you know that the| “Who held the flashlight?” “I/ “Yet you = | DE NN UCULY Ge ac6 ere ee Se ee : wagon stopped at the middle of} didn’t see.” with the Negro you the | Se your farmec”’ “I listened.” “How many people were there?” | fore?” “Yes.” hed | | ee rag FRE iiataat aes ns Rangoon gee in Lye Se “Three or four.” Mrs. Gibson said gig | “y mash Pat ap oad, ‘ Contradicts Newspaper Story. port to the authoritie ! i a oo t . wagon stop in Case then produced a newspaper | had seen because shee ; : | = a ae n front Of YOUr linterview, bearing Mrs, Gibson's | ‘0 get mixed up” jy me » Schou, 62, a Tailor, ; wblished | She said sh | | : oe oe “How far away was it when it|). 4 whieh: AAG: a9ee # was 1° eae in Side of Nose b | ; —_ tea’ or =a last Aug. Be a murder unti} olf ad im : y| ee gt stopped?” “It might have been| .. in this article | later thane | | R ig] ee ee: one thousand feet.” at ow = nin : P | i.” | epeats Original Story That - : ‘I saw three figures in the moon- Once Case started t Rulie That enetrates to’ ig Pu FF 4~—- a £2 .D @ - Ose. “BAC oot your aan "to barkin agon that llight?’" “No,” answered the wit-| Ss ste : | ae ‘ She Saw Defendants at oe mg ycv raced see pe snp ness, who had previously sald she — ~~ ' 3. ; a est ieee eee OC ; Nn | could not remember the interview. | *d Mrs. Gibson mig : ‘ so f Scene on Night of Mur- | Cana pel ol ee a mss away! “You are not able to tell us how with a tube attached Bide): | ov | > il. fi a eee oe ST ae tt into De Rus- Case “J saw faces and other stoutly maintained thas 7 NG OF LO 727 OO i lll i er 7 hr _ . ‘ bodies. There was a flash and 1/she had seen at the eam D¢ 4 ey : 2 eon | EE ee ee eee eee ee Feared Mute Would Betray Her. ad slaying had no hat pli. MEET! ae ; ae oe te “5 see oe “You followed the wagon until “How long did you wait after haired. ~ ee ee ee ; eard her dog barking the night of you thought you might be discov-| hearing one shot in the lane?” “I} ‘When after thig ais alk Through ee M 80 pape = agg = wagon CER Ja Bebe OO Ne : : er: “Yes, all those Italians in “You got away as fast as you ttt I went to the to Side Door on Way ea. ii ‘ e e of her corn : , —internationai Photo, | that settlement knew my mule.” could?” Yes, something funny} Office about three | ie 4 field and, suspecting !t to be the Successive snapshots, made from day to day, of the chief defendant in the Jersey murder trial. oat “Where did you lose track of the | was going on and I didn't wisn to} “When the nest, a When Fired b “a pee ; f: 5 : a wagon of the thieves, she saddled ; : — wagon?” “When it turned into be present.” night of the muraaill - on y 4 i‘: tf | ie her mule, Jenny, and went to fol-} house, saying that she stamped her/|two men standing nearby?” “No.” ‘Where?” asked Case. “Some-jcontaining a picture before the Easton avenue.” “Something funny? What do/ Willie Stevens?” 7 _ . yman. | | ae low the wagon, which, in the; oot to emphasize her anger. “Did you ask him to say that where in church.” witness, who put on her glasses “How far trem Easton averue | ¥°U mean?” “Something going on | Courthouse.” ‘Hey ighwa . : a & ; ie meantime, had driven away. Then defense and the prosecu-/|further up the road he saw a horse “Where?” “I don’t remember.” | and gazed at it were you when you lost track of that I didn’t want to have anything “At the pre . eenennt a & - She described how she remained tion engaged Ina dispute concern-/or mule, with a woman on: Ae Simpson was overruled in an 6s : Th the wagon o* “About 40 or 59 to do with. Il heard a screaming, “Tea” liminary m { Pythias lodge | : oe ie about 50 feet behind the wagon|ing the question of whether Mrs.| “No.” objection. is thle Se poet BO. eee feet.” : scream, scream, scream, then bang, Referring t ee ageenseest: 7z£ Ab i” 4 as she followed it in the direction | Gibson's testimony ata preliminary; The nurse took Mrs. Gibson's; “In what city or town?” contin- ai witness hesitated and finally} “uy... weren't afraid that they | ans, bang, three more shots,|to the niadaes Mrs, ¢ 4¢ Swedish-American Hall, 1157 | an : _ | of New Brunswick. hearing should be read to save her/temperature and felt her pulse at ued Case. “I don’t know,” she re- er was not. would hear the mule brayi ol scream, scream, and I ran_ that) tor’s office me Kingshighway, was breaking | | Bae ) | Mrs. Gibson, in a tired voice, | from the necessity of going over it/one wrist while the physician | plied. an weed once a singer in con-| 4, mule didn’t bray teat te muie of mine home as fast as 1) the double, killing 11:05 o'clock last night when | sy Par et Ma told of having seen Mrs. Hal! and all on her sickbed. grasped the other wrist. “In what state?” “Jersey.” r car turned into the road and could.” “Isn't it a fact that a d men held up and robb 7 * Pa a e Willie Stevens at the road near the; Simpson then moved to have the! “Did you not offer Sipel $100 if; “Under what name were you ae gee objected, and was SU3-/ showed people in the lane and ! The witness was swinging her/ sion you failed to — , e | =. i q: scene of the killing. Her head be- stenographer read all of the testi- he would corroborate your story?” married = tained. How does her having da lost track of the wagon ” ” aris as she testified. Ali of the them.” “No ”* identity | men and a woman in @ Sa- continued Case. “Why should I of- Simpson was sustained in an ob- ee ee 8 5 tig Fp “tow tae trem the scien ne defendants were listening intentuy. | ness. + Pesponded ; en the ground floor. A lodge y? she had once/.4. when the car turned in?” “You arrived at the scene the Got No Money Ou; of ae?*" who chanced te walk tf second time about 1 a. m.? Oh, The defense atto he holdup was shot and critic- wounded. ‘The robbers es- meena ee eeatiaay a : | : pillow and attendants stood up and ee | began taking her pulse. any rag that — gm [ wanted for a pair of mules and ont Winans ane @ elated 1 a? “T saw white w on was mopping eriI said $100.” to establish 8. o Bir of - rol ee Women and ®/ brow with a cloth. Simpson ealled/ « : oo — identity, | courtroom. Then « pounding for How long after the wagon . + é at colored mas.” she testified. She! one of her attendants to one side Did you not say that no one |UMiess this were known. order. turned into Easton avenue before} “Didn't you teli the detectives quite some money from ee didn't have no haton. The woman | ..4 asked hi could dispute his story and that if Your maiden name was Eis-| pnenies Roadh the car turned into the Jane?” | that it was about 1 o'clock when} "ection with this affaiss ; ll was Mrs. Hall and I afterwar asked him a question. ‘the cef leitner,” Case continued aft -” ouse Acquaintance, | .. * aye at alr. 5 ‘ * hiety ij aemee that th — 2 et While waiting for the stenogra- e c-efendants themselves disputed son , : i er «a “Did you know ‘Stumpy Gillen’?” Just a few seconds. you decided to go back?’ “Oh, no. s e witness asked, te lodge member, George 6 ae ot ee fe Oe e@ m c e . - ¥ F ss~r : - ” oy ; i i oe raed thea was Win, ms wing forthe tener: sc woul beam aaminon of |[anferenen “TBevr aed he |x" the relied whe Span | ware ine people tht "you nant” [saan ven, 1 eld the bile 4 me atin me 4 3 to Mrs. Gibson's mother having}... ; ; , , was interposing that Gillen was ple that you saw?’ |casin?” “xyes, 2 he e bridie an - Asked ¢ street, was sh «a ae The defendants gazed on the/peen “pocketed” by police BK a: et yg flor renys lag een Soy Pong your father’s) not on trial ~ a “About six feet.” felt around and felt around.” her appearance at a # gl " sai ae 7 es ; } eet 3 - 3 i - . ++ ’ per se Bos ° ‘ Pt : ”? 48 side © " © ~. TT Rae — and heard her feeble re- I took the responsibility of] go5 » n't - tell him he could get lit eaten 4 bios Cane then banded her én Oa ‘They waited for you to ge You were very clos « where ow in Brooklyn with be | uile sa ee piles with little show of emotion./ having placed an officer - beside | jn the pap nadie me DHOLOSTAPH | you been known ous ngimes RAVG) oworn. phetegraph which|oe ns. ow Tere ane a had seen the autowobile?” |): Mrs. Gibson broke. ys. 8 ee ee J | 1 ey ae Heard Voice in Lane. her. I wanted no outcry during gre , ight have b road.” “Yes.” © question had bee eepeyepital. He. was: stems te ae , : “Did you tell h Sateen ebiectéd and |wen aun] Sh have Deen found ts comer « “ with: “ e . Se When you came down the lane, | this witness’ testimony,” Simpson Act bot ab wor Poarend am _ ‘ohana but = witness had put in dust-covered album long forgotten tp made no attempt to com Where yes tas oe eS no mane Aen. BP ibage for ihe ts et ike ie Pe did you hear anything?” asked announced. j "o. I never said noth! ‘lk ‘|“You know them now.” ‘| in an attic. a — anes" “I didn’t no- = and the colored man?” ticket Ma and I pald fog B cltne. : ' Udivves. Faces i Simpron. “Yes, 1 heard voices,”| ‘Will Mrs, Cerenner stand up?” /that.” Here th ng like! "cess in arguing that thie should| “Aren't you one pf the persons les anout Saas Yes, she was nearer the lane but oh th PE replied the wi ere the witness was given arguing tna 8 ; = . The witness not just th " Case then an nk Doherty, son of Polic a en witness. said Justice Parker. nourishment through a tube be allowed, said: “This is a wit-//m that picture?” he asked. “No, was then asked aj [Of Just that way. was th co a Michael Dc cee 1a “Men's voices or women’s| The little wrinkled old woman| “Do you remember testifying at | 28S 0m which the state apparently of courar 90” eee eee oe eee De pee Meee: Seat oe ee etfs walc | ir heation Glee 7 RE | voices?” “I heard men’s voices and arose. A newspaper man standing th ying a is ; a % 41 w hink “Isn’t your sister the other?” she followed in going into the fielc moon was in?” “It was very ° oon in conjunction with a | ae : e preliminary hearing in August going.to rely heavily, e think! ww. to tie h 1 bright.” Court went ment cafe. The second floor is ; oe | women’s voices. They seemed to|in front of her was told to move/ 1926, in this courthouse?” ‘Yes | we have the right to have’ her No. or mute. = it. 8:30 into session Ree lod ti aj | ae ' be coming nearer all the time.” [to one side so that she could see} “Did you not say, ‘Then I saw|identified. There’ are many aljases “Wasn't that picture taken at the} ,,,,, A¢ the Orabapple Tree. Wee oe oe Gibs p. i and the reading Mn. Scheer “Doe-1 ” ge piv _ * When they came nearer, could | 2nd hear all that was taking place. | something glitter and I saw a/under which she was known ang|cemetery gates in New Bruns- ow Adee get. toward the = The Weeping Woman. the pn cross-examinatiog * of th ‘ bb Aides BEN igi. 4 you make out what they were say-| Cross-Examining Mrs. Gibson. | man’s face’?” “Yes.” we eheulé like te bave ‘them| Wisk?" “Ne, I didnt five there ggg treet” =—"Over & mound.” And You Ronse WHRS MEN DONT ds The oes notes ME shot deeew, weitheee oe cca, | to Bs - | so They were saying some-| Senator Case took up cross-ex- “A further question was ‘Whose | brought out.” ., then. I was living in Trenton.” eas hy did Aa do that?” “Why| been @ screech owl or a woman|,,., ail was done to mak ~ pect a provoca- the’ Bel er RS : 5 a eee Ne. amination of Mrs. Gibson in aj face did you see? Can you pick] “Were you known as d4ay, One 7s yY slipping it unde b eee 7. ree shots. physician moved near, asked her a| ~25°: I wasn’t asked,” replied a aes . e with him?" “Nev-| woman’s husband, a youth, Wil-| MR y Unity . Sunday on'y one #@B®...ssuse ile! Lodce meet! ra booth. ee | “I stumbled over a stump and question and she replied “Oh, no” the witness. j ed with any such person.” aun Wrhthneienes gia the at Ss. AMY SMITH’S CANDIES melt elther ob” poe Sea a eting was over. PRs —s Fl the mule and I ran for home. in a tired voice . Case then read to her a ques-| “Did you ever live with Ha son, then 18 years old 212 NORT Delivered by city, carniet floor, w oe ne eee tot EE "Wh Check tion asked her at th limi en, 2 te raphe gestae Fo goa hath aha H SEVENTH ST. dealere: loor, while others had seeks to ee heart f en I put the mule in the “ ing Previous Testimony. . e preliminary ee ho is he,” and then|home when she saddled her mule Cc FAM —_—_—_— besement for lun cone / 3 tit barh, I got my foot wet and dis- Did you not tell Totten and Da- nee: Ne this was the} *%° | and went out alone to hunt for PEANUT CANDY c ae — those wh ee a 4a Be fm Pict covered | had lost my moccasin. vid that you saw the flashes and ynly man’s face you saw there?” Case held a newspaper clipping thieves. Questioned as to her fol Lb. EVERY FRIDAY Lb Entered as sec Ad-clans mallet j now © vised the Sate: at i an “T went in the house and sat|?e#td the shots while riding your Did you see any other figures mov- ill ear irae ee a |1879. at the Postotfies #3 Be ee oe the hous i eae . down. Then I thought I was foo! mule in De Russey’s Lane?” Case ing about like men?” The witness’ —— —E ———— ais" - Bo Ie: walked through the sa-/| the lead sD if } ish to run away, and I went back asked, ‘‘No, there was no flashes.” | 7 )°”° to this question, as read a e by & side door, and /|tures aa way he ‘ Bit to hunt for my moccasin The}.. “892 Case was successful, this from the previous record, was: “I i sane’ ob shouted to his | 7 | moon was out bright. I walked |‘™e Striking out all of the answer could not see, There was some- oe ee ee Mane ‘ee ee . around the stump where my mule but the word “no.” tains mows around there, but it FF (Res. U. 6. Fat. Off.) as | Reape ngs ones Se ee wae oa? Se Pili was tied and a screech ow! began| _ Pd you say that after hearing sem a ) = ide ag er passed through | the en@ 4 iia hooting. I jumped up and listenea| 2°tS you rode back home with- Was that your testimony?” = z g Be robbe A shot was Beas |S ee and then, movéd slowly through out getting off the mule?” asked asked Case after’ he had read the | g f > \ "Get at me back in. can (ae Fa: #e 3 Fi the bushes. Case. “That was wrong, if I did,” ranscript. ‘Yes,’ replied the wit- y % \ —_f/g) ape “an and get that engine! time in fio Sx “I saw & woman with white hair |*™SWered the witness. spa 606-08 Washi i spor and to tho : Ca the tae ae bending down fixing something and| ‘Did you not tell them (th+ sre- Quizzed as to Her Name. 8 Washington Av.—Thru to Sixth St. y ou birds cm, Bye the floor: | cane. H oe se in eg the same woman I! saw inal investigators) that o1. reason “You were sworn as Jane Eas- if you eatin ei ere five min- aa pele fi a. the evening. It was Mrs./you returned to the seni.e that|'0M; what is your name?” “I use A ere Escape in pin . believes” 3 ae h cane night was because you ioe your} both, Jane Easton and Jane Gib- OEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS nnounce a Pobbers escaped in pe member ie . . e bed was then raised so Mrs.|™occasin?” “I don’t rer +niber.” | Son. People got to calling me Mrs. GEORGE W. STEPHENS Which had b . "y if ihe 4 vibson could get a good look at} “DO you remember while this Gibson after I moved on my farm o = The unce ene. parked | that if 1 Sit Ba . : — three defendants. Mrs. Hall investigation was on in 1922 you imd I never said nothing.” a. es Was found ee, lous form of an bile a ; asked to remove her hat. said to Mr. Mason (an investiga- “But didn’t you take title to the A Statement ; §S2 } @oor. Powd dhe aaa, pcg te 0 by 3s: Points Out Mrs. Hall. tor) that you heard shots while|farm as Jane Gibson?" “Sure.” indicated he nae eeeaee ‘King"* i | t “4 “Do you see the lady in the you were still on your mule, go- “If you tock title as Jane Gib- by Dr. George W. Stephens 7 P range. * had been shot an y B oe room ’" asked Simpson, referring to ing up De Russey’s lane?” “No, Ij 0m, how do you explain what you O : met known wheth and no inna 3 ihe Woman whem Mra, Gibson had |e Chins. ike that” ane) nb just said?” Simpson was oan n the Subject: m there was a ena so een |) «Prame es a said she saw at the scene of the swered the witness. bobbing up with objections to near- Over a century ago Adam Smith, the “father” oe is impaired. ste His | “It's . | if crime. “Isn't ite fact that you went ly every question and he made this of modern economics, pointed out the advantages S ° li . . e Woman held up told l the “aan Pe A ‘That is the lady,” said the wit-|2&cK to the scene the next day?” one stick. The question was over- to human society of division of labor, of spe- pec: tion in American Indus Geek Harry T ie ‘Its as “oa ‘ ness, pointing straight at Mrs. Hall, No. uled. cialization, of splitting up a eral ve : *shington boutes: urner of have do “eg, : who remained unmoved. Talking| [he attempt to find your moc- “How did you get the name Jane process into its parts, and likewise of having P . Pe @ditor o¢ omen Harry | on. at oe Tih off her hat for the first time at) °#5!n had nothing to do with your Easton?’ Case continued. ‘That's each person whe participates in such process U d h . Se8lona! publie —_ Ado," | mained e % my the trial, Mrs. Hall revealed her|§0!ns back to the scene?” “It was my marriage name” devote himself to the particular activity, task | nder t e Auspices of UE Was not cation, lives | i, > tn Pek al gray hair, nto gle nha Can't Recall Where She Was Wed. eh i toward which his inclination leads, The De : BF Calied. prin AS pips jetiet a tho "you see Wille Stovens?"| Asked 0 she knew George sipeh| a rq guca 20uyuarnied « map |l] derives hg marina etiacion: There. ha e Department of Economics Mim Alice Martin cata ane |, a ERS heh ) Mrs. Gibson answered she did, It] on aston?” “Yes.” : action. e S =how wh ee ee ; eet, < a URES Gites) ehtected te the| was bro - It) wwheno « " | doubtless always been a tend for such ’ . . ° the wom and Gis See iy ught out he wa o “In 1919. aloes: 7, ee spe- W hin + Turner’ an heid ae) i fi prosecutor's putting the question in|of hers. sa neighbor ee to occur, but today it obtains as never as gton University PERO live we S estranged wife Ae ae Pae Te this way but the question stood. “Do a ore in the world’s history and exists as one dre he Washington av- prompts "| a. +P “Tas” you remember going to his of the su facts as. the man i : f : 1) a ate - Mrs. Gibson, pointing | farm the Sunday afer the crime?” | give sue gla ae | * : ree chil tan —-+t. ay) e evens as she had atjasked Case : Priz 6 “© Children by his a SS ae bine Mrs. Hall. i ‘ “ © was a w : as “the - eS if he Denies Garscetion of Beiberr. Ti No field of human endeavor is free from its pres- ae ww =n he marrie widower in/ the. gold | ee Al, ‘a you see Henry Stevens?"”| “No,” answered the wit ence; no service or commodity enjoyed by man be- Widow d his present |one 20 a i Fea. fepied the withers, and) “Do. you remember” maxing «| Of h. Qo GR For the Three Be BB by on, {ie has been em-| Purnell a¢ Hh? pointed at OU culture ts Essa ilo ny fhe : seed Henry Stevens. proposal to him, for consideration & }: raiser, or the bs niagara ag ggg preotnds st ys $9 Years ring firm for ithem wh | ee! . 3 . » defense objected when Simp- | of a certain amount of money, fron : oe offers the shoe f gree yaar iWRy 7 the colg eT . ‘ "3 BOT, asked Mrs. Gib : 1 actory, the en mill or the « U § - : a 4 ey | ve ae » se a you, it he would tell a certal | ) steel plant. Merchandising calls forth one store, _———— : —— LICY IN MEXICO. — vate , ch she had with | story?’ . | sellin other : es on ¢ cc... 2 the explh ae Felix di Martini, a privat Oo : Ronking’’ o oy $8. third, Chriat Mlect se | 2008 tive employ fee ne “Yes,” answered Mrs. Gibson, as . & g and insurance are specialized. APtisans to Orr Twe 6.) te +4 +; objection = ec Mh Hall. The ee eee During the ar- The principal ingredients | RULES OF THE COMPE I ] | ION iis’ | ice, oa ace coenr , gument betwe . *nn., Noy cer 7: What did he say to you?" asked | Gibson k ne the lawyers Mrs.| in Creo-Lyptus have been pre- Among the professions the ten to narrow ) Th : ee Louisviite. Nov. 18 —E. 8. | goo this Simpson. “He sh : ep talking, explaining | seribed by physicians one’s activities to a phase rather e€ contest is o to members of the Seni . td. ©. Ky., was elect- ’ i | oe e shook his finger &t|that the talk refepred to concerned for years. entire field is strong! ~~ " n to the Classes of all High Schools and Pres enior Essays should be neatly typewritten on white a 't of the A lect- | House of t ‘Encounter With Detecti the sale of @ mule. They are sworn enemies of specialist,” the tooth extractor,” the, “eria Se Schools in St. Louie ond St. Louie County.” cap. Name and adiven of seutanem MUST EEL, °° Discipies of Chriet | ones it “What did he say?” “He told me Did you say to him that you'd| Coughs and colds. You will like yer,” and “industrial engineer.” The waa a velope, on separate slip enclosed in PLAIN GS e.,. Jouett ts vice pres- ra :; 1'4 better keep my mouth Pers fave like him to testify or say that on them in their new form. Try . of this matter of ialization em a will be limited to ONE THOUSAND f il . ‘ oe counse] of the worth wh : stay out of this.” the night of the ,wurders he was| Dottle today under a money back it very much worth while as a subject of stud Pte is. They will be judged for their compre- Essays will be acknowled will not Presi. “shville Railroad, on their § it “What did h driving home from New Bruns-| S™srantee, I am pleased to endorse the present essay on ensive treatment, their lucidity and terseness. responsible f th i wee but we i... * include the Rev.| Tembile i an. Salt e mean by ‘this'?"/ wick and when he reached De Al for by Kline’s and to commend j E ; ¢ for their safe g or return, mo. Pbell. St. Louis. Mra. | P* the Asm ae case. Russy’s lane he decided druggists 50 cents. to the favorable notice of those for oe ssays must be in the mail by midnight December The winnin : ey. St. Louts, was | MEL U ie SOAs Stee tn hex neues at | 1 to £0 Bee whee whom it is 31, 1926. : g essays will be published im tht Bein « . Was elect-| MELIDI ; the time. Mre. Giteon bet io an it to Lone avenue?” Lee’s Throat asd Lang Kadlsepil Louis newspapers. : ventions: Nov. 15.— voise rose dramatical! Pa sete ge ghetto Essays should be addressed to “ESS / On. by resolution jat 9:20 @ as 5 o ' co on : how she had ordered Fin aly om PI cage also, was he to say that ne e = . —— - AY COMPETITION”... .KLINE’S, 606 Washington Av., St lus @ Ber bee Presiden* | district. W an automobile tn the road and Bits ES Teer ae ee ee BE Moxie, a nnean-ant policy” | vailed an oe ; : mn the religious no casualt damage W _ A wae i aie aa se . s

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__ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - PAGE 3 JURY CAN'T AGREE, sr wena oe DOMINO CLUB USMISSED IN CASE "===" FOND SHOT TODEAT , By the Associated Press. | Ai NEWTON, Mass., Nov. 18.— | He ‘State and local health officials to- | Failure and Presumably | : day were investigating the circum- | » — |stances surrounding poisoning of | Committed Suicide. |Prof. Alfred Henry Meyer of |Wellesley College, Mrs. Meyer and | ‘Mrs. Cora Adifinger, 40, | ‘three children at breakfast yester- | Admits She Shot Frank “*” J I. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ Belt > “ Pe. Py 34 -_—- ation En@WANTONly -THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18, 1926 __ A Glimpse of Forest Park After the Autumn Blizzard in shlight ?”’ had heard oaths and ¢ shots?” “Yes.” ed the 7 Ind toward| “The persons you saw the ‘not colored persons?” « ps “I) “Yet you associated the qimat lwith the Negro you had eau Al re there?” | fore?” “Yes.” a} Mrs. Gibson said she dia |port to the authorities wharlee had seen because she “didn't to get mixed up” in any a She said she had not } . BY ROBBER. ON HOLDUP —_—_———————ee eae by wii te: ‘ Sokcaweaneedh +t Soaps» Ai Whey rarer cara ry ore i | s } SPvipsiet i aa ae pal ed Rett eta + Ae LH - * fal So eps ihe ober ne ——." ——- ine AREY Soe pe es wae a ed ig aig a a el RF iy Sa eae? : 4 ” ot eet Story. mewspaper | Gibson's | published By the Associated Presse. LONDON, Nov. 18.--A faliure in his own opinion, although several ; Schou, 62, a Tailor, | ew OR an Pa Py? * Ses his article ne moon- dG the wit- y said she interview. il us how 3?” asked nd other s sh and il s ‘ > . Ss wait after ] e?”"’ wad | as you at wisn to What do Was a murder until three later. a with a tube attached. haired. see Henry Once Case started to rege cross-examination but Dp hook his head. Then the » ed Mrs. Gibson milk from ah : . Whey, ioning was resumed, Mra toutly maintained that the she had seen at the scene laying had no hat and Was “When after this affair ¢ “When the next time af “Here in going on | courthouse.” anything | reaming, | : then bang, pre shots,;¢t ran that | t fast as ij|t Eg ; “At ‘Yes.”’ Referring to Mrs. Gibson's. o the Middlesex County or’s office about three weekg he double killing, Case as ‘Isn't it a fact that on that the preliminary he: nging her | sion you failed to identify of the it intentiy. | ness. scene the| a )6=—"On, | Mrs. Gibson if she detectives | lock when | ' “Oh, no.” | lost moc-. ‘bpridle and nem.” “No,” responded the Got No Money Ou. of ¢ : The defense attorney then hadn't tevens?” agk 9 “When I went to the om funny | Office about three weeks xe wEETING OF LODGE er j wd to Walk Through to Side Door on Way ty oe When Fired on by | night of the murder dig ye i. | Willie Stevens?” | yman. re Knights of Pythias lodge meet- | at Swedish-American Hall, 1157) Kingshighway, was breaking 44:05 o'clock last night when ack in Side of Nose by tit That Penetrates to ' temed mes held up and robbed | ai men.and a woman in a sa- - the ground floor. A lodg: ’ who chanced to walk in be holdup was shot and critic-_ es- | Pepunded. The robbers ‘quite BOme money from your aw nection with this affair” The witness asked, “Who She denied receiving money any newspaper. Asked cone George of lodge member, m 62 years old, a tailor, yy —— KING’ BEN RELEASED. Bates street, was shot in the — By a Post-Disnatch Staff Photoxrriher. | CITY RETURNING . TO NORMAL AFTER AUTUMN BRIZZARD | ITALIAN FLYER BREAKS LAST Hoagland, 56, but Pleads Defense of Honor. me ee A jury in Circuit Judge Land- _Wehr’s court, after hearing a self- defense plea by Mrs. Cora Adlfin- a ‘trom 6 o’clock yesterday afternoon 10:40 o’clock this morning | until and announced to the court they | hever would be able to agree on a verdict. Judge Landwehr dis- | charged them and Mrs. will be tried again. Mrs. Adifinger, old and broken | at 40, told her story from the wit- | ness stand, a tale of many mis- fortunes and sufferings. Her con- | tention that she shot Hoagland | last Sept. 12 after he had attempt ed to attack her was without cor- roboration, but the State’s case) against her was also weak. She had elected to stand on a) frank confegsion as to the circum-/ chest. stances of the shooting, despite the | fact that State’s evidence merely circumstantial ana far from | conclusive. Her reliance was. | placed in a direct plea to the jury | Mrs. Meyer. ‘child, 2 ; symptoms. ger, slayer of Frank Hoagland, 56- | 'year-old street laborer, deliberated | ton. He learned of his family’s pre- Adlfinger | } ‘the shot. Nobody saw Hoagland /another State's witness who resides 'on the second floor at 1017 Park ‘avenue, went to Hoagland’s third 'wrong with him. was | Antoinette, 10 years old, became ill in school. A teacher telephoned The mother drove to the building but herself was taken ill and with difficulty succeeded in driving home with the girl. Theer she found Vancleve, 9, had left school when he became ill, and a years old, had similar Prof. Meyer became fl! in Bos- dicament as he telephoned home to ask that a car be sent for him. Two physicians who worked over the five said today they were prob- ably out of danger. Samples of the milk and food used in the meal were being exam- ined. a ——- -_—— - ee again until two days later, a Tues- day. when George Kirkpatrick, see what was He found him dead on a bed, shot twice in the floor rooms to Mrs. Adifinger Goes on Stand. Attorney George McDonald, who volunteered to represent Mrs. Adl- finger gratis, placed his client on the stand as the only witness in her own defense. She limped to the witness chair, a crushed and of his works had been declared successful, Allen Upward, lawyer and author, is dead. His body was found yesterday in his residence near Wimborn with bullet wound through the heart, presumably self-inflicted. He was 63 years old. He suffered from periodica] at- tacks of severe depression, says the Daily Express, and more than a year ago wrote to a friend saying the end had come and that when the friend got the letter he would be dead. Shortly afterwards tho author was picked up by a road- side, exhausted. His best work ts considered ‘to have been “The Domino Club,” which was praised by reviewers and brought offers for film and dramatic rights. Several weeks aco a new novel by him appeared. This also was a pronounced success. At the time of his death an American publisher was asking for a series of books with the samc central character as “The Domine Club,” published in the United States under the title of “The Club of Masks.” Mr. Upward had suffered periodi - cal attacks of severe depression, but continued at his literary work. For a reason which never was pub- licly explained, he had disappeared from public view for a number of years. For years in semiretirement, Up- Af nity he oe tes? “iy ae wh! aes ans ne Oe iatediin ahaa pen ers ae mpg «Dat. SA Laie ~ = ; SAE Rayner ecwrnereng ees ihr -— i? eee ee as 1 a Shee ay ere Pe eo Pe) weg ‘afiviebems se 1s en hs Brac my wy Queen “ . . cy . = " : Mi ace DAME RA: PS Ml A aay phanadone ee gibt 5 Aa gap SME Desc Nghe BOLI to IEE an, aOR a OAT, add Om aA o * . J 4ay. | Sunday on'v one year ete ace Remit either bv postal order. © monev order or St. Louis exchange. Delivered by citv carrier or outet dealers: 50e month: map. ered as sect 4.d-class matter at the Postoffice #° St, Phone MAIN A lovely gift that may easily find a in your home. The table is of solid mahogany, gracefully designed beautifully finished. 1242x26. $38 Just «4 suggestion of the hundreds of other dainty gifts shown here. ral people, OF J) We 2 Sa BY Mar roo Y 7 one year.. > AAs Ae PARE ARR PAP ARARAR RRP AO VUTVYTULITITTirrittT rar Daily only. Sunday. “v * Ent 1879 ppecaniabin: ts Seavert Sahl Ry - - tan Cue es wtayias « - ~e saa ; - - alls Oy “toeee —e . eee “ . vy _ Pl ele ORL i A RO AL OLGA ELLA LLG LLL. OL . dpb add _— . . wen wee Abs or or as A Pate af ae he _ “a _— on Mage tA ae RC py Men Ory “ we as we > aw LUCKS ORWIG:LEROI FURNifURE ~ DECCRAT:ONS + DRAPERIES 1117. 1119 LOCUSI STREET : PVA EA: Sis the 4 ; " - cn Ala ee EE lg AN TE I. BE ASS Rt TE TIT ott - tus o o Wa GD) ¢ an A oa the LR TI ARE EM ON REI 5 NECN: TALE COINS AOE «GORI LEM ry A! = are Ne Ie I NR GaN te YEN 8S MN ~ i ae ee ie i ae eed pee at an 4 m= AAG an. Pris wmusowW Put a ah? oP 2 Pre a ee ee SE ee ee ee . « by a ee Se fe te ee ~~ ? fi crew iv | ** mi; sSne Any woman can make dozens of delightful and welcome gifts at 3 , | small expense, if she makes them | "SOLUMBIA, Mo. Nov. |18— | rie 4 herself. Intimate gifts of dainty ig lingerie or decorative and useful i Clyde Vance, 21 vears old, sawing 7 | 4; things for the home such as lamp A/frea Cortot Th. wood on his father’s farm, four! shades, bed spreads, towels, aprons, ‘ ‘“; > bo Doeke | ODEON cap For miles east of Centralia, Mo., yes- | runners, pillows, pillowcases, pot November 19 and 20 . Friday and Saturday terday afternoon, fell against the | holders, etc., etc. Quilted Pillows y “Glaze” Pillows saw and was fatally injured. Patterns in round or oblong; This new Pillow ts easily com- choice, 39c ti 50c pleted. (omer in a large va- pa ST are og of colors. Top an 59c Linings for ack, stamped, each.... soe: 25¢ and 35c Guest Towels sare, each. Sil ver Cases Entirely made tp of crash Of cotton huck with colored and lined to hol one dozen borders of pik, blue and peach. Btamped, ¢a., 19¢ silver. 3 ie: $I Combing Jackets Stamped........+. Of Indian Head. Stamped for Voile Teddies very simple em- 39c¢ Eia’*rely made up of good broidery, each .. i a i ee ee ee ee bee © Rembrandt Studie, Phila 7 | Sy lives gin, ar WE ei ee ’ n : . Sel. rata, aX . - e nls Woe ety ee -~ MRte mte a A A AOA A LL NALAALDLNAE Ae OLE DALLA PAA ac Un ny ae ean ities eens Ce se vor 1» omneengne . AOE OMAR) Mee AIOE AED TI Re np ONE ARI CIty OL: AEM NE TT AIL: OEE LLLARGE CLLR ALN LOLI LOE SAGES LALO NLL A LVL ILEL ALLIEN LLL LALO LEA IP. RRR Fp i aulenih ost — ~ eae ee eng ante = - . - paeseypecnatie " . ° water RN TS ARP nN OREN, CeCe ATR My coe Sorry, But Couldn’t Help It. at Palm Beach. The estate was | : find jobs, has issued an appeal for|100-kilometer closed circuit, and! janging gear will be changed to en- e _came out of the ise. Gunner E. Carlson. 59°27 | could not obtain a fair trial © Out af tne Bouse. ie walkes'l grawer.. { got hold of it and fired|this is in securities Mrse._Biiza- P . 4. an ts i‘. 4 as ie after. | an — of (Sale at Keiffer’s — —wiieeeder Conrad leDuc State of Michigan will be carried ting lodging. The bureau helps | the world record established by pee hme: pe lsare be ee the after | to me,” she said. “but thet day he Rufus J. Trimble, have been ap- egy we're ieee Chica to the highest courts |the men to find lodging and tem-/ American racers by driving his lit- | ~ ' er ; ‘was drunk. He attempted to at-|pointed executrix and ancfiliary i il ve ZO —_ LJ e 4 =m 4h VP LO. P al ; tle red Macchi-Fiat monoplane at/,), ' i } . |planes are being prepared for ship-|story ran, “and asked for an ex- | | * erat ieecueas he Amity Associ: , 310 Mar- |}; » 96 s | , e the face, were required to furnish $1,000,090 °” She was| and Saturday fer. Informed that Jvcherty |nia Superior Court Judge, now a The Amity Association, 310 Mar-/an average speed of 246.496 miles) rent to Paris, where the de Ber-|pressman. Hoagland sot oof i. ; ae a bond. Mr. Thomas died recen tly | Truly wonderful big Zyle Sut, th two men drew revol- | member of the colony, and W. J. , Manet 4 hel th me 940. cee teclehe down. ; : or elderly men and helps em to ‘ 217 miles), 248.18 or the | er as tthe moon. ! crystal Lenses. fitted f - ° ;course (217 miles: | before being sent to Italy, where its; house together. A few minutes “As L-struggled ta my feet I re-|reported to exceed $2,000,000. it ” . thes , » Ste ree DY @rypody.” sel, say that Purnell went into se- ‘later we heard h ’ “ oF &. fei bod: el, . a se : cee a . ; . e ard a shot and a man , ‘ 4 that $1,600,000 ) coed =. who has had §iiidtc and several customers, in- | clusion tour years ago because he girts wos a8 peed pring sro | 24..00025 for the 200-kioemeter ape him to try for the fastest -of membered the revolver in the| was estimate $1, . ot oft e 2 i . S8egha Ce i wear, shoes and socks ed, ' close ireii | E . i ng?” “She | oe xperience in fitting Gl t : : = ce closed circuit. all speed records. This is now held | west on Park avenue toward Elev-| 2+ nim I'm sorry I did it. But|beth R. Thomas, second wife, has but mak-/ 42; ; _ oan mad svenue; James Serando,| “King” Ben was resting among) * : a a | | enth street. Mrs. Adlfinger ap- deaths Sah : pies é Sold elsewhere $3.50 fo $5.00, Big, thighway. and a woman/his people today. Bail of $120,- whica could be used, the manage-| for sea planes officially credited to! tablished it with a land-type plane I don't see how it could. be a claim of $900,000 against the es- Saat white | , ment says. | the United States, the 245.713 miles; 9+ 278.48 miles an hour. Substi-| ry. She overtook the man and | ; « Boelled ‘ } ‘ + bv , far. _— ed to lie on the floor under | inal assault preferred by two for Se oy) ‘ a ie ons: Several Pedestrians Injured. | este oT 2 | Gt pede capt ped, : ; 6 lolored man | ST.LOUIS POST-DIS Mee One robber, while the |™mer girl members of the colony Max Weber. 46 years old. of 2710 James iH. — angptet U. ae A. fOr) estimated to add at least 15 miles| minute. Then they separated. ht” Founded by JOSEPH PULITZ® “ot tah . ’ ‘the 3-kilometer course. eo, YeS-' an hour to the speed of the plane. | The Mullens did not investigate Dec. ister, $10 fram Leduc. $96 {Cal merchants. An attempt ear- . | , er ee Leen Se she Puliteer. wando and $45 em cart lier to obtain Purnell’s release on|°! the ribs when he was struck &/nardi flew this distance at speeds | teen os Miomber “Audit Buren ‘of Cin : ; glancing blow at 4 p. m. yesterday | ranging from 243.232 miles an hour : "| MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIAT! D 2 : The Associated Press is exclucimmme “an Saves His Money. mipee, when tt OMaipee 8 Tyne by a falling light pole Knocked | 7” ave juncture Magnus Parson, | that the bond posted by two mem-/|*" * a4 , Pp ra the wind, and his official average, ee . ai down by a skidding truck driven | 258.873, gave him something else Rs from the basement cafe. |property was unsatisfactory. It | | , : -* , weer 1 SY °} , . le , , : ga bowl of chile. ‘He was | Was ruled that the colony property |#venue, who was uninjured j left hurriedly for Washington. | the floor. He saved his | legal security. Washington boulevard, slipped on /hand manner, Pressed for time be- | a Ow Phy slipping it urder a booth. Faces Dissolution Action. ithe sidewalk in front of 315 North ; ©@#use of his engagement with |B mombers were still on the|faces action by the State which | fracture of the left leg. only the “cd eg re esa | 60c | : best average fe me those who visited the base- | charge that the State police lovted : sidewalk in iront of 1509 Park | 8 » a sient age Phar = ded H PLOW came upstairs to go} the house raided in the capture O1 | avenue. Louis Janda, 24, of 1614 Pax we © sp 8 T , AA ARARAAAR FARA AAAR EA PA CAPAPA RAGA AM AALA FR EAFA AACA AA FARRER AR AA AAAAAAFLA FATA ER OA AAEM ERO ARARAP SEA RAY leave by & side door, and/tures and other articles are miss- idow hn and severely shocked. or ee a ss saan Mr on guard shouted to his | ing. | 4 ; - a | ‘ a | Andrew Eppson, the | 3 K | | doubt ppson, 47, a Neero. | LINER CARRYING 273 ON ROCKS @e“her robber caught u 4+y | whether their leader will live to see ( eg —— ; 7 = i c fi i }) .' ith ae . i ¢ - ? > ; . . rN } mN N . 8. as - F 's Ms the latter passed through end of the litigation. Ac-|> shoulder when he slipped at| LONDON, elite . eres m?obber came hack ; awe. isaw him yesterday for the first }on the way to City Hall, where he the French ee ee ‘ ver Came back in, curs-|/§ ee y lis a janitor ‘Braga, bound § from Seirut to Met out and eect that engine | time in four years were astonished | © ’ aie al ie -as | York, is ashore in a rough sea on an — me FS ; s once black beard was ) Cetin dh ro ., p te | eganass a the floor: peers His onc : | Dan Corbett, 58 years old, a sec- | North Aspra Island, near Lideo | Is- Stay here five min-\ Br4)- : + | | of David does DO togay by a box car sh 2 | 3 . . ae a. a c «as € -_ unted to a _« oy - e . scape in Auto. ees — 3 i= “ — oe was cleaning ice from | the steamship Roma is expected to m@ ders escaped in an auto-| members cannot die, | a switch in the Terminal Railroad , ? d yards near the foot of Trudeau — 2 The unconscious form:-of | the blood everlasting life will re- The Braga is of French registry | ' | There can never be another bett knew they were using the and runs in the Fabre Line Medi-, i if . a s ® door. Powder burns on | leader of the House of David. wae switch but apparently did not hear gate R indicatea he had been shot | ‘King’* is the seventh messenger 0+ and Providence, R. I. She is 53890 : : ” , | “Frame Up,” Says “King” Ben. —_——- carries a of about ired Police Succor Destitute Family. and has accommodations for about S°™an held y the Associated Press yesterday. * Up told police | | '’ sated. “I | employed emergency mea os y ' “It’s a frame up,” he repeated. yer mergency measures yes-. sengers. Pash ip, terday when : he pe n | ig nem ' rig ®hington boule: ard Ha shia : y f f one of Lhe patrolmen | Killed by Power Saw. editor of _ "...1'The “King” denied he had re-| “uch Ado,” | the! Stemmick, 41 years old, and her Was not h ‘time he has been a fugitive from|three children—Eleanor, 9; Violet, Saree ome whe a i" ‘ » Called. en * | justice. "he | unheated quarters in rear of 7508 Martin, sai, eo | . ; : rc ‘ay » ANOW who el ™ Said she | and Gladys Bamford Rubel, in | South roadway. € Woman held '1922 made the charges which live geile stores and filled a basket with gro- © ‘ashinetor hi 7 , { , . . Urege SON @V- |+he man who once Was denounced; ceries donated by the merchants 3 : ADVERTISEMENT has th : eee ss Co walldren by his/as “the man who plated sin with) family, which was without food, | “on ; | a, Widower inj the gold of religion.” The girls, | fuel or adequate clothing. Mrs. That S where Widow. He hae shin | , | "Y one ta a been em- |Purnell had criminally assaulted; her a week ago. The family now loring f for} them while they were members of | owes a month’s rent on the place, USP PQ “Blood purification rites,” Was! ada. : SM FOLICY IN MEXICO the explanation the “King” made | ICKPOLKET ON STREET CAR said the st Elect Two Sst. for the liberities einen aie , Robbed by Negro. Officers from the Sheriff's of- Eugene §. Cuendet of 4853 Wa- |fice this afternoon went for the ager, last night reported that pas-j| on anew warrant based on a2 Vom sengers in a. Taylor avenue stre®t | plaint signed by Mrs. Bessie Wood- 6:30 o'clock when a Negro pick- on their raid Tuesday night. pocket whom he had detected ex- ran to the front end of the ‘dbrandished a knife at the motor- Cuendet lost $23. He said the} Presiden* | district. Considerable alarm pré- | pockets of four other passengers! in the reli : , tame: ret f the oy on | ne “7 ¢ de cious no casualties were reported. Some report of t occurrence Was ma , : damage was caused. ito the United Railways Co. sist on genuine Evereadys! ~ ' c ee

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A anestenir been yeins nn schol NE ONG efor. vt pegs De yag ae Ty FE AEN SA RIL TI * Se ‘ vt ty SNA TAOS o. Rael NS ty r4 my 2h OR ie SNORE LES IE, PROIO TS Mr and Mrs David May, $2900. 60 reported reetys rn smesitications yes. {Mf and Mre Morton J. May 916 (25: MORE etre pass de: - $1500; Mr. and Mra C. H Duncker j | terday incluce: $1000: Martin Leammert. $1000 qi) Pictures that taik.: Eisenstadt Manufacturing Co.. | 3 3 ; AL RES ¢ POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18, 1926 eo ese POST-DISPATCH ; i — i ee ; PSGE + . T. LOUIS 0 — ) aa nity Fund recetpt. was issued nd Fuller Dry Goods Co., $5006: Boyd- . = ae at 4 ee % FUND because of reports that e fraudu ew agg —" » Be ogee 2 tf + | | . = solicitor was operating in the | mm eae $1 500: s - ae : . $1000; Famous & Barr Co.. $5000 ae ene OF ee 4 al ts | $1000: E A Nixon. $1000: wom} 24g : — . . :. : | - 60. | ee —positively true yet you cannot imagine it being done | H sn cae bree. We Geesta, $1300: | : i | any more than you can visualize the amazing perform- | [Mr and Mrs C W Nelson. $1200; | | el | la} ance of the Brunswick Panatrope, Victor Electrola, or | Mr and Mrs J W Fristoe. $2500: T J Mosse Tie Co. $1500: Mr and sasAa a © | hy x fi . RCA Radiola and Model 104 Power Speaker. All of these ‘Workers Are Optimistic a8) y.. rp Pisrca. $2500 Wood af are so new, so little understood one quite naturally finds 1 Half of C ign |waré, & Tiernan, Printing ot | 7 , me | it difficult to credit the startling claims — | _|!ne Co. $2700: Andersou-Storke- - A . | hear them—hear them all at the Aeolian Company an _ Opens—Larger Contribu-| 2f.-mann Real atate Co. $1000: : bd LF you, too, will listen in amazement to the way’ —— _ tions Sought. | a Worthinaton Fads $01 s: Mr! oy Short Vamp Sandal j “a 4 music you have ever heard—organ music that vibrates | anima ‘and Mrs Chase (iman $1204 4 dahi —— ; 4 throughout the building when played at maximum vol- ‘WARNING AGAINST [Jeanette tnvestment | Co~ 1200 - — — me —s high Spani tive . 4 ume or like the soft cadence of a song that drifts to you | FAKE SOLI CITORS . aoe —— Ry — Micah the | | a ! from a distance when the playing is hushed—such music Bascom. $1450 Bertram B Culver | ¥ Al r SINGING | We present 2 Sandal of singularly Ee /$1000: Edwin R Culver. $1000: / | line, designed to accentuate the graceful cu ee Se cannot be imagined. You must hear it yourself. ‘Donations Should Be Given | Majestic Manufacturing Co. $1000 | |Wrought [ron Range Co. $2500 | ; CANARIES of the foot and ankle. ing | Nugent Dry Goods Co.. $250 : 3 | | Panatropes Victrolas RCA Radiolas Only to P Sree eRe er a> Vandervoort. Bareey Dr | written guarantes with each and every. It is but one of the large selection of fhe r25\ 34. : Button and Giving Offi- | Goods Co. $5000; Stix. Raer Dem ee aia = models of splendid quality offered at | a ae ———— - | vest ¥s ~ [& Ba ; ‘, : > ' + si i id — cial Printed Receipt. NS wo ie ||| Developed in ‘a 4 s ' ef! = ; Do wonder that grandest lot of birds we ever heard. | ss 3 a) those who have visited Bowe i rn th one With the second half of the 7-Day Excursion to The prettiest let ef birds we ever sew. Black, Suede or Satin. Patent | on . ; : our music rooms have dio through this won- Community Fund’s ten-day cam- TENNESSEE _ CAG . : A oi. : expressed the utmost derful instrument will paign for $1.850.000 under way to- : ® } ' ; astonishment that such | braes tubing. polished | S : Si Ae ee ie (finish. Special Gotham Gold Stripe Silk 36 oe 5 i ; remarkable musical re- E. : sults can be achieved convince you—will you day it was announced that) ane sce om aiaice | tees “au “son oecet, MISSISSIPPI (ome ncn , ‘o.vVe i in many e 7 ‘ * i “i vA $2.45 || Due to the splendid quality of silk used in| Lc he | ; to hear these at the ? - by electric : means? Aeolian Company this While the amount of subscriptions : ’ : * : eats a. at a : week? You be the exceeds the total for similar pert BIRD CAGES a Stockings, they give unsurpassed service and exp oo tee | : ee , judge! We invite the - | lendryx make or Leons, round style, | : : ieee | 3 fe i. orchestra or $10,000 . —— 8 ¢ There epreaney ods of oo se ae Fu “ brass —— | beautiful in appearance. 5 ce Am * organ in ur own 7 N campaigns tn St u eaders tn Account Thanksgivin y removable drip © OB «-- | - é Rio oe Ree ~ —_— ' Sg ony Get this right—our Cages can Gothams for all occasions priced from $185 oth te the drive declared that the cam fictitions price tags on them, ; , == home to play or ac- paign would not succeed uniess ad , _ company the world’s : musical celebrities. Pr; | | ountain Canaries : 7 : ¢ ces 350 ditiona) effort is expended in 80- | Leave E. St. Leuls 10:40 P. M. Hartz — | eS ; . ZEASY PAYMENTS from...--. 6 Sarees licitation during the remaining) Wednesday | anit eile | Each Pee ae ; es 'dars ae sell birds at this price. At this ee ie Be ‘Bae none gwarsateed—nao refund»—but aa t ¢ | Considerable optimism, however November 24 at a Banged. te not sa catiafuctory. = : is based on reports of unusual suc- = We really save ae = | : . ; RNING—Leave Tennessee Visit the largest compicte Bird Store in a i ‘ Equitable allowance on your present instrument cess in divisions which have sot sind Wiaeteahons points on any ‘ world. ee : 4 'yet made reports in dollars and regular train on or before Wed- Mey - | ego A ay bonito. = yi =. . . . | + rincipa e of tbh December 1. $26. Bird Stands—the most 3 7 ; Open Evenings Until Christmas a ae “ nesday, mber 1. 1 Eies Cogservens 5 = campaign. i was said lay tm adc ROUND TRIP FARES vwAbsolutely one price—the lowest geod e ys ing new givers to the -soster and Union City.$ 7.00 Aberdeen ..$11.00 merchandise can be sold at. }. a >. ulars. A variety of patterns and shades. 4 . Mostly light colors, in weights suitabl 4 7 | e | _ — ba - , MPA nr > ORR PFET,» A SY meeps te? ‘oe bens qn ee wt f i. - iy be a . (te Ay ‘as ™ ‘ *s ‘ b > . we y a. * aes | A = x ~ ee tm ‘ q oKnis 7 : : ; 5 4 de , aan sean ~— ne we rede ene * ‘ haat el et a MEMO R Bap 225 stig 0 SATE RAN RRB. “Re ee ye | Hi it ’ i for year-round wear ¢ : di 7 | Color Y our Gifts Tia. : 4 = | = Make Your gifts colorful— af : | a | a such fun to decorate silk : - 4 nin. oe = fabrics, celluloid, - ! Be. Bode a novelties with i | ia Retia et aints—they «re #80 , ; ra 3 casy t rial + aes Hit A small charge [| eee 1 For alteration. @——~ Oli t Eighth a Pisa Sie \ e a ig | cs _— Handicrafts on ate color sets. tubes of woe —— and stenci] patterns ai = ad alabie, also Paintex sets ios €Xtra bottles. = ‘ Paintey Sets , $r.7s r. : Extra Bottles . ase Rodag Der ——-) > ee PF ihowr_? +

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—.... 5T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18, 1926. OTT PM rae er etd fee =ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _, PAGES 94-Hour Service on Hosiery Repairing Let us re-knit runs in your hose by a remarkable new patented process which mends hose perfectly. Runners of one thread See Our Other Announcement on Page 15 Each additional thread Pulled threads, one inch, r5c; two inches, 250 a. Eo; Ps a Po "3 Pp -— & ’ | . @ (Hosiery Dept.—Main Floor.) 4 q . Sh % | GRAND-LEADER ce For Cold Days Ahead—Choose N Cw Winter Coats Madame Finds the Important Style Trends Registered in These Specialized Selections at 592-01 9752 One way to be sure your Winter Coat is a style that Paris approves, and that will be smart al] through the season, is to choose it from these groups. And you will also have the assurance that it represents a maximum of value, for the Woman’s Coat Section specializes in provid- ing the best Coats possible at these prices. You'll find your choice easy to make, because there are so many styles in the rich suede-like, cash- mere, and pile fabrics, that are the favorite choice for the season. Furs Must Be Applied With Lavish Hand. in Original Ways, Says Fashion And in these collections one sees the Coat with collar of squirrel, with long stole collar and deep cuffs of caracul, with the shaw] collar so flattering to many women, Coats with bea- ver decoration; Coats tucked and seamed in diagonal and point- ed lines, belts that go half-way round, Coats with bloused backs, « with deeper armholes. In short, every “high-light” of the mode . is reflected here. (Third Floor.) | Women S Mid-Season Froc ks Bring New Fashions to Adorn the , Winter Mode—Many | Styles at > New and quite versatile is the two-piece Frock that discloses a sleeveless dinner Dress when the blouse is removed. It 1s charming in Georgette of light color, trim- med with velvet in a darker shade. New, too, is the Frock of Georgette in three shades of a color (pictured at right) and the two-piece Frock of crepe, with pleated skirt, and blouse embroidered in bright bands. Wile AINE © Ret Revatinge ~-atttiRm e e 9 os - eins heal es ies « 20. aoe CR me NN SN NEY ERT FF eT CO AO I Tt AI ORT Ne ne wn Ae. or Sh a a NANNERL a RE RRR, 8 FP A tN ER NES SAE RG it CANT A INL NS ES OS ER ee ne me EN ean bie ae + ger SO GOR NRG Og MOY BALLOT RM Om Me eo ~ +* , . denn ve: 5 Rempel oth . NOAA ect. accentuate the graceful curves @ ankle. the large selection of attractivg mdid quality offered at $10, ids : or Satin. Patent Leather, d Stripe Silk Stockings § 'S 4id quality of silk used in Gotham @ re unsurpassed service and ere very @ ce. : . | occasions priced from $1.85, Pair prices—sizes 8tol0¥4. {4 An Important Sale of Floor Samples of Furniture Begins Friday Morning, Offering Suites for Every Room in the Home— M ostly One of a Kind at Reduced Prices. Typical Values Aret Bed room Suites 4-Pc. Suite of American Walnut and Cabinet Woods...... Now $269.00 Beautifully finished Dresser, Chifforette, Vanity amd Double Bed. 4~Piece Suite Made of Walnut and Gumwood ............ Now $135.00 Dresser, Vanity, Chest and Bed with dainty flower decorationa. Walnut and Hardwood Suite of Six Pieces .............. Now $410.00 very attractive Suite—complete with Vanity-Bench and Chair. 4~Piece Suite of Unusually Msdiiiiedias Design sew antves See $27 9.50 A high-grade Suite with richly finished walnut and sturdy gumwood. A Charming Bedroom Suite of Four Pieces....... ....... Now $189.00 Constructed of beautifully finished walnut and sturdy gumwood. Walnut and Enamel Suite of Four Pieces ................ Now $167.50 Large Dresser, Vanity, Chest of Drawers and full-size Bed. Twin-Bed Suite of Wiliws and Gumwood .............. Now $289.00 * \ very desirable five-piece Suite of unusually attractive design. Hand-Decorated Suite of Four Charming Pieces......... Now $395.00 High-grade Suite made of rich walnut and selected hardwoods. Bedroom Suite of Selected Figured Walnut Plywood. ....Now $279.00 A T.win-Bed Suite, complete with Dresser, Vanity and Chifforobe. Special—Vanity, Chifforette and Full-Size Bed......... Now $149.00 A charming Bedroom Suite of dainty Sheraton design. Candy Special for Friday One Pound Box of Fresh Chocolates e.o0c, b J. The favorite chocolate ~4 Candies, black walnut chips, milk chocolate taramels, bittersweet chocolates and milk choc- glate cream roll freshly made in our factory and nicely packed in pound boxes. (Candies—Main Floor.) Black Velveteen At $2.49 Yard An excellent quality import- ed English Velveteen—fast col- or and fast pile, with twilled back; in the 36-inch width. A most unusual value at this spe- Cial price. ~ Livin g~Room Suites High-Grade Suite of Two Pieces ... .... sme . ww aun “ a een) eee ~ ny ree eee WW 0-2 Se ee “ rere ~ . Mae NN UenPee in A hh OR eet: - 1, - on The hostess may serve 12 persons with ease on Thanksgiving Day if she possesses this attractive Din- ner Service of good quality Japanese china with pretty \ border design and heavy coin gold handles. | Color Your Gifts ® With Decora S i wake your gifts colorful— & S such fun to decorate silk Cotton fabrics, celluloid. Den 4Nd wood novelties with Oi] — Paints—they are so vom to use. Trial set, $1.75; Ta bottles, z5c. Paints for andicrafts *r color sets, tubes of come and stencil patterns @vailable, also Paintex sets €Xtra bottles. @ntex Sets. .....$17.75 Extra Bottles... 35C ik ; ‘ .. Roda x ‘er f Main Fleer.) Water Ring. $39.75 Two designs at this | price—one brilliant dia- mond or three small dia- monds are beautifully set in filgree mountings. (First Payment $4) Diamond Wrist Watch, $37.50 This charming Wrist Watch is set in a rectan- gular case of solid white gold, set with 2 diamonds and 4 sapphires, 17-jewel movement. (First Payment, $3.50) ——_ — ee a mm ae ee a Bracelet, $75 . Exquisite in design is this Bracelet with plat- | inum top in bowknot de- _ sign with diamonds and 4 | sapphires. (First Payment, $7.50) Elgin Streamline Watch, $40 An excellent Watch for aman. The case is white gold filled, extremely thin and convenient to carry, 17-jewel movement. (First Payment, $4) (Jewelry—Main Floer.) —_—_ — Silve r-Plated Flatware In the Lyric Pattern Is Attractively Priced Lyric plated silver for the table is beautifully de- signed, will wear exceptionally well ard is most inex- pensive. A few pieces at a time may be purchased in this open stock pattern. The prices for sets of six are: Jade-Footed Ta ble Stemware A complete service of table Stemware—sher- bets. cocktails, goblets. wines—all of beautifu! clear crystal in optic effect and with smart jade foot; very specially priced at, 35¢ Mee iL il cccvbawetee ee LS Lich ag ae Soup Spoons, 6 for....$1.95 | Tea Spoons, 6 for Individual Salad Forks, | Table Spoons, 6 for 6 for $2.35 Butter Spreaders, 6 for $7.95 | Iced Tea Spoons, 6 for $140 (‘Stiverware—Main Fiees). : = FT.

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oo ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 3 al ie Battle Creek Food Talk 1 ORIES, F ANT Black Walnut Kisses sah Lyndlevwoort- DUMNECY Miss Anne Hammerand, dietitian from the Batt re | HALL-MILI 37¢ Pound : from these body building foods. am mason: Se aR ye Lampe Candy Shop—First Flicor. Olive and Locust, From Nimhtotamieerything. From Jekyll-H 7Saiypnotism to Accidental ] Thugs Has Been § For Friday and Saturday Selling—An Extraordinary Pre-T hanksgiving Coat Event at a q ——— Price That Offers Unparalleled-Savings—Smartest Styles—Unusual Quality—Sale of . |e 500 Women’sand Misses’ Richly Furred Coa "Store Hours: Daily 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00. | Telephone Orders, Shoppers’ Aid GArtield 7500. —- Se ee, ee ed Sew hte 5 er " poe one Sevens cha aciibh chen upiancc toe. Ce ee Rae DOE aR wt Ie NRRL Maehigien i «Silke Rk pte dee py. ate. oy 2 Me ae Onna ge eh Are Miss Wy a ee - eR ae a ca te eR A NL bb AE. te x . 2 er « onl py ’ 7 a. . ie : th: 7 ul . od Me . : , , ; ’ ~ aad , ‘ © WOT elaine er Ses pei nace ohn 4 7 a aes eh Te rh sealer gig ied 4 op mtd tig tlhe a oy PE OS Dy NR lh Pe Mg > ian ee = sig ’ . Y “ = . os SET stag ete ee ee ee Pa ah ne fe ‘ , Bile Skee wd ried chee resareneegs we asa Shay en ee rapping si oat PIM SEAS Se A RT ee en fe a So ae eo SER Pea sie Bi Fs 6 ir det Gr i, er 7 eee A RITE ey te er eee. . o “4 ss o ria Abie pac GS TH Biri gyiet > ‘Regular | re Including | ie 60 Sample Coats | $69.50 | Originally $125 and $/5 BB 0 $197.50 and’ | | Even Higher [Coats : g ’ Rope | oe +o ee ET NAP. agua Ce ae od vemaiadd OEY «lie AN Seen sci a TN PRS pele mie pment ot Sone Pe ed ia APR A pe acertistiat OE em ollie eS: saygeth bg a ‘ * . e war. > o* . > ~@ . : — oan ‘pe ; . r. Sa NS | * ee nt —". ~ ‘ : ; . i —.. : ~ ns ~ at Fes outstanding opportunity for both women and misses to select a beautiful new Winter Coat in time for the many dressy, sports and utility occasions of the Thanksgiving and Holiday season at a remark- ably low price. In fact, for such fashion and quality you would expect & Me BY ; ere the to pay many times more! The large and greatly diversified selection —BAAMY7Z Fi... > . — —— a . eam, 70 a mes and pickles. . "S Theories of Man in Street. beth places the theories ad- | d are as follows: * , s ay . x br ¥ e = a. ; : °F >. SF . Sa Bee any Omart Trimmed With Get, tae 2 3 Se mY 4 Ae : 2 aire a eee Th a? fr by rit? on 7 i ee " . Ce os ; as ai” ; ; a bh | : s Hai se oa! ad we : 3 > 5 . : “‘ -* y - ’ > ee a LFS D ae a“- | I } URS oa ets . man wro wes fer rivai , 2 eR AE Yi : pike +. . 7 «> : i* - : es é ise + * ‘i . ier . i >- . : > - Rich pile, tweed, and suede-finished Beaver Squirrel Fabrics, smart and dependable. | Fitch Fox —in the lovliest shades of the season, | as well as black. : Platinum and Black Wolf Straightline, Bloused Back, Wrappy Marten and Flared Models. Smartly applied as collar, cufts > }& Mushroom, Shaw! and, Tuxedo collars, | and bands with striking rich- ar of fur. | MSs. WOMEN’S SIZES 34 TO 44 AND MISSES’ SIZES 14 TO 20 IN THEIR INDIVIDUAL SHOPS—THIRD FLOOR—ALSO IN THE SPORTS APPAREL SHOP—SECOND FLOOR eS - TheNewNelly Don Apron Frocks AreHere Carving Sets for Thanksgiving Tables Regent Pumps ae oS Informal Events —— aa 7 are many meats to be carved. forged bolster. His - A SMART Regent home is found in Nelly Don Gam arvers, 2-p1 . handle; | ai ee : peeves, S place, stag ban — = | or ebony suede. Bites ian ee clever Nelly Don touches give indi- ing—every seam is carefully finished. me goreneene for use $ 4 S | : . oe ye —_ ; steel, and the plain regent pump becomes a Pe | 7 prints and ginghams. Donelin prints and’ novelty ginghams For Thanksgiving Formal and New Models—Smart Youthful Lines $1.95 #2 2 Try One O "THANKSGIVING opens the : | : y, et Just ry ne n ete, holiday season when there YN ff = Tt ee tes ie ee i NG ( HE secret of looking your best at i er type blade, stag handle, | SF. ie Bie a Last 3 Pump in black ‘> ae Apron Frocks. Fabrics are designed : S-piece Set, French blade, stag handle $4.25 : “§ patent, black satin Sieu and made for them, novelty trims and All Carving S in Satin-Lined B . ae & | : ; arving ets are in Oatin-Li oxes W_S ; Spike heel. \ | SF : | viduality—perfect fit and hang is Ob- eo \ Ge Ge tained through perfect pattern mak- Game or Fowl! Shears e Buckle Woes | | | Add to each pump an artistic Buckle of cut = See these newest models in fast-color slipper worthy of formal attire. Buckles $4 to : | $35 3 ° ; -s 4 3 * | 7\A bs } min Footwear Shep—Second F! = aa we y eZ : ~ va 8 At $1 95 : | h nk “ ft | Ss *\ make the group of Nelly Don Apron a SZ IVving wee ~ ®% , wy (lar Nest—=s«Frocks at this price. Plain color bandings 4 Wore s-A-i ~«~=« are applied to suggest bolero effects, tinv In a Complete Assortment at Vandervoort’s. ag \\ & = | ruffles, tabs and scallops are used to give CANDY is as essential a part of the Thanksgiving menu as the old | 44 individuality. turkey gobbler himself. We have prepared special Candies, careful- ly packed in boxes, for home and gift uses. {| i et At $2 95 e. | . 2-lb. bex of bittersweet Fancy tin boxes ked The usual Vandervoort chocolates, bonbons, glace n ' et candies in a delicious selec- 3 : fruit, checelate turkey and | *™! of spprepeiate Thanks | tise at coc, Soc and 8r.05 4 Pax Unusually pretty are the Donelin prints truit cake. $2.50. ee pound. Boxed to order. eg : that make the Nelly Dons at this price. And Favors to March Around the Table of Quaint flower designs in lovely colorings. Teck Horner Pies, with 12 fevers | Net Turkey, stuffed with red } Turkey Candy Containers, 45: * 1 An old-fashioned lady with beruffled skrrt a ~— e e 4 forms the pocket on one Apron Frock pic- Kewple Ferer, ec checelate, 20c Turkeys to fill iSc to $2 Turkey on chocolate 2 “| . And Many Other Favors at Various Prices. ~~ al tured. Others equally attractive. ae ? 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__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FORIES, FANTASTIC AND ‘OTHERWISE, OFFERED IN | HALL-MILLS MYSTERY| and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth myery. ing, From J ekyll-Hyde Complex and | Bivpnotism to Accidental Encounter With ® Thugs Has Been Suggested. t al ad Ss eps ie / f gy DOROTHY DIX. ,in the world, and that she was a | THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — eek Food Talk M. in the Music Hall é dietitian from the Battle Cree, how to prepare delightful meny § . foods. ~ 806 Olive ics Arc id ; » 3a Thanksgiving Isn’t Far Away Its Time to Think of Herz Sweets for that Day OOO A inet A Mey “+ wm ae é - y Ce oe ee a er , ware nnn : es ee eee ' a ~ eye ata . ses ~~ “aha nll 5 ” ’ ee ae _~ ea ng 00r, 11 ; mi: ae , at. (Copyright. 19°76 I humbk woman, easily flat NLLE, N. J., OV. 18.— | ——— easily tempted by his love- | »MERV! ‘ on 4 4 mur- Making. Also that he was a priest | a Saeich ‘moralists of God and therefore doubly bound | oa — intelligentsia to lead a clean life. 1 git! . at which the ini ve a ita ! Back to Jekyll and Hyde. | eae } ; hip ] . — _ ; ) . and about wile: (F) That Willie is a dual per- ‘m marvel. ae poe to she average AD Hy iranstormation ‘at thes the _: casing, eettne | rap ssnaly child-man, interested | cageeres the imagination| a og eset es , Sh cee of mystery. and a murder Brunswick had known foe Sh aa A Hutcheson Quality oe. 3 Meet Winter's wet streets in the waterproot Slush Buffer, with the famous Barber welt. Experience dry feet and correct style in this Hutcheson Quality Shoe. The Shoe illus- rs 9 “ cee - oe" ae = ae Jack ay 2 cman = |tomorrow. Children simply will not/ing waste will gently move out of is a cand years—at other fierce | slated into rea ity. : beast, lusting for blood and com-/., 2; pong lead og neha aa “Burnt Toffee”. ..you'll like it; box 50c Sake, the shee Sees, py. cents (ee ee ee ang tan. nusually low priced a IU. 13 po of Pramtgggd dm ae on 8 ongy saslbeny Lopdgiehwersed sg | own and the dramatic raised mitting abnormal] crimes 4 |up with waste, liver gets sluggish,/ side cleansing’’ is. ofttimes all that | | UT 7 ES IS Lord Baltimore Layer Cake ne yitimate degree. But if this is the case, say the | | stomach sour. is necessary. It shonld be the first Two white layers and one chocolate layer, heavily 712-714 OLIVE STREET sat a way ever since the be- objectors, why is it that in all of| ning of the Hall-Mills trial his jite he Look at the tongue, mother! If) treatment given in any sickness. iced with rich hutterfudge 6 | coated, or your child is listless, cross,| Beware of counterfeit fig syrups. and nuts Oc Superior Shoe Service ae | ailment, give a teaspoonful of ‘‘Cal-| all ages and for grown-ups plainly ifornia Fig Syrup,’’ then don’t wor-! printed on the bottle. Look care- has been & mob around the | house atSomerville struggling | fe-erish, breath bad, restless, doesn’t; Ask your druggist for a bottle of leat heartily, full of cold or has|‘‘California Pig Syrup,’’ which hos CANDIES MAILED ANYWHERE ae because it is perfectly harmless,| fully and see that it is made by the " ‘and in a few hours all this constipa-|‘‘Califernia Fig Syrup Company.’ Spo - -—-—- -. of FRIDAY SPECIALS 7 , $ ASSORTED CARAMELS. A Child Doesn’t Laugh BRAZIL BONBONS, and Play if Constipated CHOCOLATES AND | Look, Mother! Is tongue coated, breath feverish, stomach sour? SO ' ments, 42Cc Pound Box PECAN FUDGE.... e story is the times a a) apunreprttaahtetg gacnpcir lleipp tinpeabteepeine waaot aires bine see Athen ome . . mi - Te en re Ce Veen er eee a er ee ee = le . as awe 7 > a c 7 Dae) S *, Virginia Goodies Large satin-finish sweets, filled with a mellow black walnut center, half pound. 27¢ | ‘California Fig Syrup’’ can’t harm tender stomach, bowels - - i ding oe eee were ee _— aalt O VP aed ome 9 4 Gdns re ; ety N fe bee Gal ee Bh ew aes Pv a a - we aren hy 8 et AE at cep eN eect on hao ee 9 A ul ei» BSc z ee Dee x als —" y ee od Se RR I at ee ES RN eg he ne. ‘et avon 4 ee ee has had only this one! ‘apse from his harmless condition. and how is it that he A laxative today saves a sick child|tion poison, sour bile and ferment- has swung | like it back so completely to normal? (G) That Mrs. Hall is a female “vengali and Willie a masculine Trilby That she pos- sesses hypnotic power over him and that under her Suggestion he committed the crime but has no Memory of it whatever. That was why he stood the long grilling at & P ~* et into the courtroom. That is 5,000,000 words al] over the So to speak. ee wer Bt ' at oi here & Pemedeees tale ol Be tee ' two or three are gathered ne: g discussion of the cases ae fast and furious. : ye been listening in a cer- amiiy hotel in New York after dinner, all the men women in {ts big reading room gtically regolve themselves +, Hali-Mills debating society, at the courthouse 1! Some r. where the real murder pget up early and stand in line hours in order to wedge past ehig policeman at the door of A ie Nate me |sore throat or any other children’s! full directions for babies, children of Continued on Next Page. (ee ee ee RALAASLAAAAAALAALAL AA LL ALE tAbbhpbhbAbhhpa ba baIARi BILAL eae . * . fons 44 2848 ee thh tlay hae CEO OGD a hen: + nth $17.75 Does Not, in If You Contemplate Purchasing surtroom, keep their precious see by not leaving their seats the noon recess, and while y the time by discussing the as they munch their sand- ANY Way, Indicate the “Regular Price’ of ANY of These Dresses SONNENFELD'S 610 to 618 Washington Avenue a New Dress for the Coming Holidays, Here’s a Chance to Save Greatly a Ate Wn - “ a aS ves and pickles. Theories of Man in Street. both places the theories ad- neq are as follows: \) That Mrs. Hall, mad with usy, slew her husband and the woman who was her rival, . = e ° o. 2” Friday .. Just in Time for Thanksgiving! believed that it was her voics | “= wo re —“ —- a a a i er pas 3 RS TM eS RR MINPNE NT. Te AE: AIST Sc ROLLE GE BESTE CE TE TIN, Deck ti toed a a ad ol | PZ eG \ N * had attracted him. f —_ popponents of this theory | in rebuttal that it is practic- a physical impossibility for «a } \ nof Mrs. Hall's age and hab- | | | have had the marksmanship mould have enabled her to fire » bullets within a range of inches, and that she would \ Bave had the physical strength @eeere practically severed Mrs. head from her. body. mo that it is highly improbable anything could drive a woman m. Halls temperament to com- | m@chacrime. Mrs. Hall is a n who is particularly re- , URemotional, reserved and Moreover, in women of 50 of passion have died down, - ' - y lad "i ] mey are far more apt to for- N ot $17.73 Style J Not $17.79 Quality . 4 erring husband as if he ; SINT hee than they ure But the Kind of Dresses Chosen by Women cks AreHerea @ om. And lastly, that if Mrs ul Lines | AP me ber her Accustomed to Paying VERY MUCH More! 1% rmore cruel one than tak- his life v1. 3) . ie, sne could have $2.95 - >) | him in pm, } a a a . ; } r = him, and sent him forth : wel meerer on the face of the earth. | | + ” ’ ) ae * 7 .\ & | } TY Y, 9 m Involving Specially Purchased Models and Dresses Tremendously Reduced ede ile tins. lier AAD se ae ‘ eben ALBEE ARON A ALLEN ALCL LAE Se errs 6 vo Nin mt , nis cnuren. un- Even women familiar with the extraordinary values that are always offered in SONNENFELD’S special Dress events will long remember these savings. For here are Dress savings at the very time you want them! Just as the social whirl receives its first real mo- mentum—Thanksgiving .. Christmas holidays . . dance time. And to be able to obtain such delectable Frocks ai me “Have you seen Jimmy Bi | as rirmnr eine Ne cig-wy unquestionably demonstrates i Jimmy Mills, NE 8 ae fe” the ne uiness or this Dig store. i : ; > a ‘ ja Fabrics of Surpassing Loveliness pee and daughter. nat Mrs. Tal) and } er | f 7 ee _ 1* | has ca tnt her | | ye Extra Sizes From 4}! Y's lane to confroa ‘ Dr. ‘ é - mand Mrs. Muls in order to get 42 to a0 = '0r a divorce, and that : P00 k With them thie love-let , * NS found between the a. —as Well as Regular Sizes Sr Hart Meht ensued in. A . Bain | V. \ | —_ > : From 14 to 40, Included ; ; Hal! and Mrs Mills we | ; AW + D ! gt ~ posing of the Principals. f That Jimmy Mills was the rer, that he killed to avenge Ohor and because the monster had taken possession soul. And mention is made P old shoe knife that he used he was a cobbler. rrnoo TT) green- pe PWwhich the succinct answer j Flat Crepe -:- Canton Crepe -:- Crepe Satin ci Fine Twills Woolen Mixtures -:- Wool Jersey ne tien * ser . TY eee oe ~e SON minme ae Lynn Ry etl a Me att 22 toe N mrdigh ~~ Apaoee weer ‘ NE RARE EBA et ae RN CA RR A i OO RS ESN Ce ae , Velvet -:- Georgette EO AM Oe pam AEM — ee sspinaansten nian tenets siesta cacti adi titel capectinscllt ea ita aaa AB nae tiie eee ey ; sale in Our Dress Shop, Fourth Floor : objects the Opposition. there fvidence tha: i inl) ee - : Aid BAP Mree, And che had plenty ne ; tie — ‘© Bet it on. without ~ De Russey's Lane Sy Bay an want- DINNER DRESSES AFTERNOON FROCKS DANCE DRESSES STREET DRESSES Tor if YWay, Henry Be miles ret alibi t] Rien, ~ Sway at Lavelle+t Bey 7 ‘yond the Defendant«. woma ¢ «* PLley - =. " : ns Ser ee tr dave on Dresser Br Tramksgarng and Other Coming Holiday Frtartis- GROREROA AER ERP RO RO RO ROF = > ORAA HAE ARORA AERER ARERR EMEA ER ERS Panta naan Anan Ok OAAAARARARAA RA EARA PAPER ERARARER AA OA ERERER AA ER ORE OAAS A EF OA F AERA AM AM = = eee ee ee eae ne ener es PeTTTTT TLL lakew ARR PR AREA ARAR AREA ARPA RAAA AA OA FROM RAR OREN © S

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* ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —__..___. end, and if his theory was the cor- | rect one. THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18, 1926 | Many ef the people who live there-/| they cut Mrs. Mills’ throat Ta -abeut were capable of “holding up she was dead? waiting with baied breath for every turn of a new page of the Hall- that, | Mills murder trial. Everybody ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Lights Lare Bugs and Ducks. | gETS 17 YEARS FOR ATTACK Beppe a OFFERED By the Amociacal Press any unprotected man and woman And nobody can answer MILLS - BAKERSFIELD, Cal. Nov. i5.— ON GIRL AND } 2 ROBBERIES | IN THE HALL - MYSTERY : who ht come their way, and of which is the heart of the mystery | Wants to know how it is going to —__ -_ ee Se ae ——— after all = HAD BAD EYE Bright lignts .to which are charged \killinge them if they made an out- Lavoptik Helped at Once aeons Neen | found that the familiar, NN unchanging flavor of Edgeworth worked wonders.” the downfall of many human but-| FE. L. Barrett. 27, Pleads Guilty to, Centinued from Preceding Pace. | ry. And that is why everybody is terfiles, lure thousands of insects One Charge in County and = - che hands of the police, without. But, say the objectors, why did to their deaths nightly over irriga- Two in City. ‘breaking down. ee ‘‘T had a bad eve and a friend told . *. 7 th ion. The en nie a — oo f é¢th e fel- me sl . ” . = 7% - rien L oeat zi tion ponds in is ree By pleading guilty of three fel Fine theory for a novel, me to use LAVOPTIK. It helped at ¢ — FREE Describes and tells how ; BOOK to treat every known dog | , lar YY the eter ; ¥ bata : PTF t.» o , . - ~ : . get the bugs, but the farmers get! .... ebster Groves. teday rolled, Near Ik ussey’s Lane there is a SIMION SUPPLY co. ae x te O45 3 | Makes Seal wal yw, AaB. re: | ucks.. ® , 647 wears ' sefttiement a lawless foreigners, | a eee ei ae as Pipe the ¢ up for himself a total of 17 years settiement of Jawiess toreilg én [strong and fresh. At all Leading 2 ER DE and not far away was a roadhouse Siena ; : Se frequented by desperate criminals. . ome | Before Circuit Judge McElhbin- ney at Clayton he pleaded guilty to | , PT Ti iil. attacking a 14-year-old girl and NE ttttitiitizis ji Seess gece ” got seven vears. Two terms of five years each, to be served con- secutively, were given him a short time later by Circuit Ju — Land. 2 wehr before whorn i pleaded ee a ee ee ’ NR BE gp - oe ele pot oe me ae 7 - # tds “Fe. Bi — s 7 . + 1 ; . fe Or A ER AR a am Aa A? Tae - AR og A> we oa i. ee sft MIA AB BE St SaaS pam PEN oo lib isis. lauren cua oy . _ tah > > aes ia Caples % seticdd ae hae fpeoneny tH . IRS. Ae : ely, fi, 4 eres rieeck a Lue nee ene ae Pip ge oe : WAR 2 cae, a ee inl * . TS See MONLY Ge pees Ss ple elf Jt 5 Fig ecy 4) : a Se Eh eg SE Ue i a opti: Wink Sng ye ae ee ‘ ct ee eh ee ‘ a Dee mitkintidlliateiats 4 a4 3 vn rig tte ale a er eT Ran: ARTANDS .. } a Py OE SESE THE DREAD DISEASE ee 4 ae iJ SSESSECEES - Mts 9 “a ee : saseunasanauee Pra al » as radio — tune in on WRYVA., tlc } Echmons: Va.—the Edeewortrs . al} y ha! ¢ price on 2a special yd naol e Edeew Corselettes, W raparounds, Step-Ing -£ 2-Day Corset Bargains” Special 10° co Discount on Corselettes .. . . Step-Ims .: . . Scanties W'raparounds . . . Potret Compacts Bandeaux . Uplifts .... Brassieres eharges of robbery of the charges was |[ . . ' o heidup iast March i! of \ Ot 4. » Ma Tr? he ’ . Ra? +. - Hic we ; ° 3 ey eee a ea ea! és, a . ral Sel oa a 7 . . x res x ee 0 ee Salcony—Broadwey. -? @ + O"Or enon Ones & — Result positive with two 75e Friday and Saturday —The Semi-Annual on of Values — - Garlands “7 ge Enderie. Johnson ' I nad similar groups from regular stock are oltaal far be cost. Shop through the store. Look for the reas in been has new charm ae . * et. : - = > = a: a . > a — as : tA) ot hoe roma Twice a year we turn profits and costs weil down for a real old time bargain event. Buyers have been busy picking homes music means | COURT SEIS ASIDE 60 DAYS upsmall lotsof seasonable, up-to-the-minute merchandise, Festival Cards, take advantage of the savings in ev more today than ever | WORKHOUSE TERM ON APPEAL much of which is offered at less than cost to make. Many tion. Every doll: ‘ do thew ork of two, | Dest scoid or biame your la George Tifiany’s $300 F ine for before, because Orth J (arek ~~ Driving Also I« Re- _ ania om — -_ gietinwn AOR SoS alcnes af ee a Kp ites kane’ _ eT-ac tive at phonic music is richer, auced to $300. t That may be nature's warn | Ti 285 Dresses 450 Coats 365 Dewi clearer, more realistic! ight $ 2° $ 1 1 95 of a kidney disorder that wil? | pe ¢ incurable if a de | va This wonderful instru- | Smart Fur Coats es! oveate erat fa ment, with its exclu- Pprcome eonition Sry 2 ~. fou sive principle, stands _. - aasengge?? = 2 “see absolutely alone. Have you heard it? Drop in —soon—and we'll About 100 trom regular Dress values that will stock, nearly 200 trom crowd our busy Dress wellknown makers. Section. Midseason Values to $25 in the modes, mostly intended wanted silks. Attractive sport or dress Coats, all for $25 or higher prices. Frocks { tor street, after- beautifully trimmed with Silks or cloths in Paris gladly play it for you. Convenient Terms Can noon or sport wear. . fur. inspired models. Sizes 14 to 50 IN THOUSANDS of Can’t Help It! Shumake Removes aaage - — are don’t neg'ect another da mg vorr druggiet for humake—the reeognized t tf aver-aetive kidneys “ite aad eh: l4eran ~~ ee me eee IS GE COUPON Meater-Bullt Co>«truetion Co 106 Vieferta Bit«.. “t. Louis (Fntrol 4159 x i a ee ee ee ee ee SSeeeeeeepaaaquaens AA special purchase and others trom higher priced regular stock. Wonder- tul bargains in street, Striking Coats made to ro sell to $250. Slender, . «£ models ot kid caracul, 9: - caracul paw, pony, nat- . a natural muskrat, natural x calf, northern seal (seal . —_— i dyed coney), etc., with flattering trims. oe io tit a Be Arranged The World’s Largest Victor Dealer she saw ash imminent : . lea ped mm the automobile. He MMP! ZE wid he did his best te step h . ” and the effort prevented him mene 1006 OLIVE ST erting the crash. Judge Gayer : held that, while Tiffany was zcuyilty 309 Cellimsville Av. careless driving. . there were East St, Louis, Hil. Initigations fer the offense. ee al i i a ee ee i ee ee ee -«@ >? -e @ @ .* «@ °.-« oe > « a "ou ll i i i i i, oe ° -@¢ 6 @ @-e-« °° «e e-- oe ° ’ oO @- © @6 aa al SoSH eT CC Owe Meer eueeseeese eS he ee ee i ee i ee | Sizes 14 to 50 Sizes 14 to 42 n—Tinrd Fleer. Dress Sa! Ome SECC ond Floor ; 125 Coats ‘75 what a collection! A portion of these trom Not such a quantity, but SHE? Frocks from some of higher priced lines, the making up tor that in ; ~ eae Americas best known rest trom a noted maker guality. Warm woolens “wij, houses. Made to sell for { of finer Coats. Mam in the wanted shades in two and three times this { samples are included. Ex- slender models, with new price. As new and smart guisite woolens tor sport or dress, with elaborate Coat Salon—Third Fleer. 9 - , ; Dress Salon—Second Fleer. 2-2-2 2 0-0-8 ‘edited ate —— eo ———-—— . —— [ns BOYD's “SUBWAY STORE ft Ne Unarge Accognes Dowm Yeairs is it og Friday’s One Day Special There'll be a buyer tor i } the ee. LEM PB cs ii by “SRY eab>: Se eS “ te boo ete Le at ae i aay ius . ih he fo oe ee ih ih a oe ee oe "eO8-@-@ © © @ -@-@- * « ir ae a Lites These low prices in effect Friday only. - + this is number five of the Sub- Way's series running this i , iuUrs. Misses’ and Women’s collars and cutfs of rich | 1 te as can be. In styles for every daytime or evening occasion. Sizes 14 to 50 Dress Salon—Second Floor. trims ot expensive peltry, Sizes 14 to 52% Coat Salon—Third Fleer. spangled, many jeweled. Misses’ and Women’s Sizes ,on—Second Fleer % eres wie 5 aS ss of a + . , re REA Se Sieh : > 7 rs we ee yO ia oi - Three BNET ape yee = hen a EN Nt 18 6 AGI lie jon dried ORE Ae IN es ¢ SAHEOS Oey bay my a . 3 a = ee Aerts a , week - only one of the series a day~-only a day for each one. ~S $6.50, $7.00 & $8.00 SHOES *H 45 Black and tan oxfords and high shoes. This season's models. Extra quality leather. te ~ wien 2 Wee ’ ad SE EE TC eigen eee me orn ee AI ty AES ne 828: ro 4 ites . ” WPL de oh elt REO PS Re epee i ae Mebbres/ os , sin , , ; ' Perfect Silk Hose > ] 3 Prs., $2.85 1500 Pairs of regular 51.45 chitton silk Hosiery with silk feet and lisle tops. Every pair per- fect and full fashioned In a full range of sizes ah on LIKE and colors, both light and a | 3 . WEEKL dark ; cere! wonderful °Ppportunity te All-Silk « Chiffon Hose aL : = >. © 2 “O00 Queue a . " + eres 2a te: AARON eames oN “9 on e - —s ¥ Padden wee ip ES HI ™ wre w®E.9 _ ‘ - _ mr a - > we fe set ~ Y : oe, i mor ame e Pasaerute: ~ . oe es | tia pet. de ¢ ’ Shas a ee ” " “ - cle ‘ Fis intacgelleiitin % ais : we ; ee 2 es ' v nia ron * al i e nf an tar he “ ota ‘ae : , bis oni pa. * ie ~~ q qv" ¥ Hi > 8 ae ga . P - eta ndet € fu~ ” / BH) 7 NS et Pde: tte the 3 ae ee 7 fa) 7 . 7 Oe, AY ae ‘ wee : — * Zs or . a ee ey Cn ee Swe Chie ape ? on Peas: ‘ a J woe. or ee ae aiiata. ‘ y wom th 4 7 aes Li. Re Oe eee rn “Ri rresccngy xp ORAM SERRA - tagamma . 4- Phsge: oe ts RT. acahad eS ; iia ial MS acl Sea ee il EVE po eit cet a soil hpi Calecis we a a ; RS P mage pb) “de RAS ae tke ne uhOs oe, Ce rca oe esl cote Ra Sr xR, PONG, 1 ese OU Maye Slee PRES EM aye RAY , 0 nae ae alte wi) pgp ot sw . ie pinta ” - &4 3 ee a 4 . , ne % , . ; ‘ at BAS ay — oe a o% Srek, ee ee : ee te 4 ; > fre -. oe a oP eee ie at 4 A Seba d Ca inti es tal iniks . : ti * ? 9 ert . siete inti . or ‘ r 7 — ates ie! ais wes sr - Seen re «+ 2 wee Sowmen > AQT ‘ Im sets, etc.. of time crepe de esd or trill: um silk All shades. Two groups. W oath 9 tO oo $7 Fi, Main Floo:—Broadmey eee, aAt- ++ + ee eee © 4 © O06 BOYD -RICHARDSON — OLIVE AND SIKTH eae : . « = 2 . . = . a .

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———-+..9T LOUIS POS-DISPATCH __ ____ THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18, 1926__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __. ' ——_———=!] cr ne . — | ee ———— _ ee ee ——. .@ ulicity | Hosiery Yor Men, Women and Children — -Day Corset Bargains ; fuel ssdio—tune in on WRVA, By the Jefferson City Correspond- : = You Will From Our ATWATER KEN |General Gentry gave an opinion | Sp pains and ay 7) o mond, Va.—the Edgeworth ent of the Post-Dispatch : Reme b | R l iE , halt. “2. © : : ! ; h 256 mecers, iit cde “ah. = | | : Deronda fd ee ernacs ce sig | Remember | SBIECTALG | | tele et tes, rapdroundgds, tep-Ins ang | After the office ef the Missouri/ =~ | = | Workmen’s Compensation Commis- | = ? = — _- — ia: Steacabanee hace caaie ate Women’s $1.95 Safety Line 59 [3 . GF: * : 72 with two 7 | holding that Habili ; | neect. positive Be | | holding ty of employers IN HI-BOY MAHOGANY ye ) ‘4 (7 } Gentry, in Opinion, Rules |= a te oe ca A 4 OF: F ERS Leading wy | mm = Four Sections of Com-|= iday, Fridey, = = THE NEW ONE DIAL 6-TUBE Values That | Ry Oo & I E R y All First Quality IpYORRHEA | Hk.T 1 ioe? Y | Chairman Alroy S. Phillips of St. |= S Ik Chiff Si = jeg] 3 e) | Louls and his two associates on the : 5 = on . a | newly appointed board, Attorney- | = The safety line = = THE DREAD DISEASE ppointed |} d, Attorn = | Op ] on | on bere boas Z| 7 na i cm | tic law, wil re j é ie ~« on law, will not “begin until Jan. assortment | ‘potties. Dally cleaning 39c¢ size on’ sale at Wolff-Wilson 9, next. ce CCRC CCH e ee wore ree ee bio ed ebe oy : . 3 iF ) Women’s 7 woos, Le YA WITHBUILT-IN SPEAKER 4 i ee if wy : | | CABINET i ait ‘i TPH LS ba test t {! { { i FREE dum vote by which the compensa- | L ' bhos. Enéerle, Johnson Bros. and The date fixed by Gentry is 54 $1 Service Silk . Service Silk Clocks ~ : ther Drugsists. 'days efter the certification, two : | days ago, of the state-wide referen- | ’ passe - the 1995 T.eecis. |f&: Mock Fashioned Trial sample | thon law, Passe d by th 1925 Le gis- Ee C ; es lis] ae. a Black only; many hand- = on request. En- ‘lature, was ratified in the election | -Olors, Short lisie tops. , i a Soe , = close Re for f Nov. ? | es drawn work; silk tops. mailing cost. pee ENO + 2 : | B . ¥, Cott The Attorney-General’s action is! BOYS g VCotton F R | held to clear up the legal question | 2 Socks inet Hit f nin ; ‘ ddd edi bu A] ae a —_—-* | y° : : pe to the time when liability would = Formerly 50c and 4 ADVERTISEMENT | begin, Some having supposed that! 65. Iraj} weight ———— iwncg }it would begin at once. The opin-/& —wpraney tops ke. ze. —e oa 3 Be th The Child /ion was based on the fact that the | B& oe eR ter i aka \: = | 5 0 * tiie a iy “4s ag ; CAR, oP ani : a 3 Can’t lq el It! | Legislature, in passing the law, | 83 39 i $ | Con ae Fs ES aE ER | eS ee es Formerly . =F EQUIP MENT INCLUDES: . es: F p * |fixed a definite date for the lia- | & Ax . Wir Bh Re ermal a Cen mae EEG I J ~ y z — ah te a setinnes — anloritpat ‘ prema, prom 4 , sawitiines yr ¥ : ering “ oe ae ;. hob) . > nda diae pe re ern: Veen . SoM OR ee ee or “ hy . « aya” oak: " Ws isaac ane perincten Pog ites a wr taht 4 - ‘ f . ¥ aM ; as P : Asati aanatties sdinnaniiaindian canal Sent Roi 2h Amide: ee a nS eaten bod . by tele oi " Aetna . _—" jee Bt Sed ng ads age ~ ee - ex ar Mmeneewnninas — — pave > em — on ; " ’ - me panty — en eretvecennentratinn ian we ee " Es a . ° Ned og e eyeigriet 34 etapa + wee Meee’ ON he ' r en mal ens 4 w 7 "0. ay P ree Pee Need reas oni “hs des ies ne Fea Saaaaar ee x ee oe ier ie a e 2 P ~ . * i snbnereennceqeitilibideitisincscareanitinsiagattbecnpipanien a emia canting ee pen wr Bley an) dogg : ’ ; . - " 2 g _ we . + orn + P 7 ’ . exe ae as . ade. » _—— C 7 =" ~ Lasse? ae > ae oa 9 Cee NS te a = i Hilhil 1") silt i ~~ ty HAT AACS audamenenty toa fat ab ieee he }! pert HD AT} ; bisthé iM bite etebtdia ee ight. That may be nature's warn | The date fixed, Sept. 1, 1925, has'| e of a kidney disorder that will ¢ d. Gentry ruled it clearly | 1 Trickle Charger i nT ' ran ulated 4 ee 4 tetiel + ome incurable if a dependable | «a: of the Legislature tc art ur oats Memedy like Liquid Shumake is not | allow a 54-day period between th: Fen to help overcome this bur itime the major portion of the law some condition. went inte effect and the time the Por the present and future pro | jjability provisions should be opera- tion t®@ vour child’s hea'th and | sive. ) pitfare don’t neglect another dav First Set for July 8, 1925. conmcimm Cella ee ita ers : ef |: At : ing vour druggist for Liquid | The law, as passed by the Legis- | MF ht : . ) —— et = | » a Sad — amake—the recognized treatment | lature, would have become effectiv: . ay: y - % on fae Ba | ore kidneys of both r July 8, 1925, had the referendum | IRY a 3-time POS1-DISPATCH WANT AD. Restilts ale > . | . ot lal inot been inveked. The act pro-| most certain Money refunded op canceled insertions oe Se aes vided that four sections, defining ‘the classes of ermployers and em-.: Coats made to G \- ; , THIS = COUPON i ployes affected by the act,. defin- | O $250. Slender ng the liability of the employe: Reg. U.S. Pat. Off. * ¢ nd : , , uel leet i > ° ‘ " Mester-Built Co>struetion Co. nd his privilege of eiecting to re | ot kid caracul, \ Si 4 306 — se m - ~ “ me “ we en eee *, a~ 4 N-O-W! At Kline’s :: Gotham Gold Stripe Silk Stockings :: That Wear and Wear and Then Wear Some More! cerays muskrat. natural ee, © on ha fg “a ier acid hould not become effective until | a) »Master-Built Garogre on 1 Sept. 1, 1925. / L orthern seal (seal “ , ec, «|| Fereh Enclos- When the act was approved in ‘& —_— \ = coney ), etc., with ea ‘a ee the referendum two wéeks ago. | 606-08 Washington Av., Thru to Sixth. ; je io = many lawyers were of the opinion ng trims. j ty ea 7 hat all employers immediately be- ee —_ ee oe = liable to their employes un- ‘t, regardless of whether 7? ALLic . i . F ler the a Salon—Third Fieor. ’ R e ; q 4 " they VW ould é lect TO reject its pro- j -jzions. Gentry has ruled that the | w went into effect when the Sec- ' a retary af State certified to the; ™ Governor the official results ot the! ‘referendum. This certification was ; . a; . — =*- SS . en YN made last Tuesday. Ss € ~ : . : ' He stated in his opinion that the| : J = ' had allowed a 54-day Legislature Ce al ee period before some of the sections 5 mes FERS GOR ee , Ss (ESSE HT : ¢ i were to take effect, because many | J GRE | nrec crplovers necaea a reasona- | Dd ou Can Afford to Buy I'wo a ; ™ . . - go eng ‘ —— : Ted ee ee oo | ble time to arrange their business to | conform to the new law, and in-j| - . ' surance companies needed time in | 14S | Pi f . aaanee . aaa yu | vhich to adopt and promulgate | : 1 . “i , Instead of One ll be a buyer for \y Seth A ch new rates, The Compensation Com- | 3 aa ° ° . ' Take | owas tes : ¢ rq oa > " ; . | advantage of thi nission also would need time to Dp SS 1Nn h S Tare j- 1 fy! iis wonder- | | | ress 1 this © ral i Sp on yoarng and make your werfect the machinery for admin- ; ’ ay you rent. ' , Many are irom : — istering the law, he said. : : ‘ | —— ; ' ae j . . :, 7 Rules on Clear Intent of Law. | , — yf Y mm. Ex- ) M es , ‘ rench Roc - : {9 aster-Bullt Cons, Co, | “It would have been clearer If} ™ \ S | | | tt a creations for Mni- gitj 6 Victoria Bldg. | “his act had provided that the four > \ = ~F 38 ~ : - “i sections shou be suspe > ¢ l- so } eg. ' pe 3 OI formal wear. if | eer sh po a su ‘ martepserisst | — intention may be inferred from the , ) ijt language used in the act itself. > Son et ee oe Sizes “The members of the Legislature L y 'well knew that this act could be Salon—Second Floor. i ~ amen - . susp nde d under the referendum “ | } : | 0 , 2-2 -0--0--e VWe must, therefore, presume that | N - | Se jeiabiy intended to give employers ; $~ Just 632 Higher-Priced Dresses in This Sale. -semibly intended to give employers, uy . a : ¥ Dozens of Different Styles ... All Smart and New. insurance companies and the com- Se SEES oeenneoa te nissioners the 54 days after the ey J\ | ‘ . , fect Silk Hose | Ne wT act went into effect before Sections N }. rau ¥%& There Are Dresses of Rich Silk and Tailored Cloths. $ & t °" 38 4 and 34 should become ef- | Ae ; : | F = | PR i %& There Are Modes for Most Every Occasion.. fective “rT ¢ . therefore, of the opinion | ren ae ‘ . ° . ym, thé | Sia) %& There Are Sizes to Fit All Types of Women and Misses. : | . ™ that the four sections, which refer | : > | , to the liability of employers to em-| 3 Prs., = ployes, do not take effect until 54 | $2.85 days after Nov. 16, 1926, and the ‘ : + i ™ commission is not justified in at-| . tempting to assume jurisdiction in | | | , ; | | | The New Materials Are: he settlement of claims by em- | eh pairs of regular : i) ployee against employers until! Kg a | , = Oe Ss . | ee ae me CANTON SATIN chiffon silk Hosiery naeadt Hold Court; Plans ‘ ’ | Phillips Won't “Hold Court;" | ae me Z bE ~ : ; opr silk feet an | lisle Business Procedure. : a “ \ JT 23 GEORGETTE : : FROST CREPE “ Wes : iy tl _ , CHARMING VELVET TRIMS "2erFul opportuni : x : : ae aaa. : = art ) CLEVER BOLERO EFFECTS ilk Chiffon Hose $Y 50 Win.) ich-erace Urea | co ee >! OE eh ere | RL! EXQUISITELY PLEATED SKIRTS $1.9: —=—= : Clearance in | | | — i A — 3 ~~ | a STRAIGHTLINE AND BLOUSED MODES F ie ‘rand Piano, fin- STUNNING BASQUE STYLES sheer chiflone, every pelor Pericce, af aariusiar. All- t :, de enoRany. You a. ; , “ide quickly. A Baa Main Floor-—Sixth St. . telection of rolls and = a aper aly ¢c, included. All for eee : Y $595, Guaranteed for : For Any Room i apse The Colors — ———— ° ;: _ | ‘Limited quantities of fine |. | : an , a » if : : ae ak Linen Handkerchiets P" Nights Till 9 O'Clock ee 1 jf | e | ee ee A Suggestion a Macias ‘ ae a ’ oc dee with borders to match. . j | zy ge \ Fri m the Brightest to the Deepest es | w, GLORIOUS GREENS Bring a friend if you cannot 4 for Ae : | landherchieds, reguler U LI j ee , y, ” | De quality a —_ ~ 1 a OL ZER | ae 3 CAN) La. RICH BLUES use two Dresses at this time... embroidered i LIVE } ; ! | - BE Whee . es SOFT MELLOW BROWNS She will be glad to share these eae Fy ' . : stan "i oes | eae AN D OF COURSE BLACK ; remarkable values with you. i x. ares ey | ergot /\ | . fi igo tae oT | You are privileged: to select Monet cone ™moner dropped | : : . Dresses of different sizes t every. ay Other eo nige mpg All Sizes sefeteg rc wants. 1 Ro : a ‘ © honest and look Bc 8 a Roll | Eight of the Many Styles Are Pictured Main Floor—Broadway ’ BE — Notice im the Pea- » 4 ~ at Ad mediam. (Nugents—Foaurth Floor, South.) m, ~~ ~- ae ee ee ee Eo ter pane mae ~~ a - - - —s | Ss _ Seeeeugan

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH .. _THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18, 1926 tS |: ae ___.ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROBBERS TAKE S90 IN HOME CARD GAME RAD Woman Saves Rings Worth. $1000 by Putting Them in Her Mouth. Four women and two men, play- = ‘Ne. mas om oa Sale F riday—400 B lend ew W inter. tha {nme car in the di Mrs. Sophie Bernard's home at = 6060 Horton place, at 11:30 o'clock | = . last night, were hela up by two = | men, who entered with a = —N uplicate key and appeared at the 7 “f , (ecard table with drawn revolvers. = i" th robbers wore colored spec- | 3 ’ , ‘tacles, pulied-down caps, and held = + Q\ | f, | handkerchiefs over their mouths.) = . a oe A’ es “Stick ‘em up.” | = wee 4 ; At the command, “stca | Coats Elaborately Fur Trimmed i{ death girtegnn annem: { ry i a ! MS a Ai fi} #ESe oustnd ee ee Th Xe PARA SE WO aCe ROI Reale 2 - | Mire Bernard became hysterical | | and fainted. As the robbers y | worked, her daughter, Mrs. Harry OR y | Ue 7 =F 4 | Lemovit, of 2618 Burd avenue, tossed her purse under the table, | x r. ‘ +. | d jernard’s ald. All Warmly : " " ® , ’ 7 w? ¢ ’ a Ria ke ~ -* & we - ‘ . ; j ; 4 + a fm iw ~ ror — i- ; —— t a4 re ee Pe: ee ees . ‘ abe Yada s —— i > ; ~~ ‘2 ,* — a ° r een i424 Til . + Wasa . i +4 + . ° == : , , = a ‘ - " a ~ s : 4 ' ‘ Dbet went u Mais Tu, : j i =r 4 Bern 4’ es headed bag at t taking Mrs. Bernarcs oeace ag = I eriline . = | _m > . .* - ' sania -ontaining $65 an some linen Spee e. Ve ee: ‘ Ai ‘ ; ta —» - ¢ ’ - a 1 yin sli il . , se. ? "ee om , °& SCR ae i at ELLA La RE RE SRR yy All the comforts of the modern home,hotel . pil stipe, |The ether 1 took Re and club are to enjoy as you ride ee $1 0 trom poms in this all-steel palace of the rails. |women guest were not molested.| A Meal as Famous as the Train Fleeing, the — pur- Special $1.50 table d’hote dinner com- ay vie gage wel ne prising a menu of the finest foods, deli- sreppteane Tawomnclily woallgeh so amcge die Gleunty prepared, rendytnecrvest 6 p.m. paar daw tn the tact. Geen See Se Cfosa) - oo ‘Bernard said she suspected former = > Ar. Minneapolis . . - 7:40 a. m. : ao Semneutt eat -teGey that the ] cladi T In-O R bl C W h $25 Solid rock ballast road bed. Double track of heaviest rings she saved were worth $1090. Fa nr ng wo- . ne eversi ee oat ort . bal = rails. Automatic safety signals. Similar excel While she treated her mother, ehe = 2 Sgiiie Inclading Far-T rimmed Bolivias in Extra Sizes ° put her fingers tn her mouth one ie ia la a service returning } 3 Inclading Bolivia Coats With Fur Collars and Cuf#s The best of everything in the Best of the West. t removing the rings with | Per complete details, tickets and reserwanons, apps te “oe teeth a ee | 2: | ; 3 Come in the most popular colors—Valencia blue, red, rust, navy BH. L. Hammill, General Agent a ' \ ae ACCUSED — DEATH CA | fe | and black. \ f Sports and dressy models, well made and full cut—excep- , Pe «po N. ew Br the Associated Presa. - e | Miss, Nov. So) of] | Gee tional values at $15. fn we s3er "ebste years Oid, is Heid = oh here on a charge of assault with = . S lk d W | Dr cotagytng permit lame uk and Woo esses—Tor Women and Hes ¥ 85 | tion into the death of Prof. T. R. ie: A ry ~~ * reduced lot of meen crepes, cotton eaves 000 te combinations, jerseys tn popular styles and cclors. 4 o2* ya, ‘a Mees — . Ee, | : @ Nyy a fe fs a {as 16 to 52 * ‘ : +. RS, ERED A MD Nae A BRP A RON EO cn MPL Anette MC PEEL iY) Lite) TD GT I ry OS ° i] ) I nn re) » 6, head of the Lake Commer- 3 Siges 16 St. Louis’ Largest Bargain Basement.) & “y lege 2 = - reli . : — - : SI > — > — ake died of tnjurtes said to have = i : he iH; ’ ts H eh st "" Migs ha ‘ : ’ . 7 - corer PO eee cee ——— - — “ , ° " v ——— Tea eae - Rsaieesset tae suet been suffered in an encou 2 ee e fis Ruel wt... g ae iti all. a student in the business col- , A leg: The fight was ailege to nave ee ; of tha re >¢! sa a? Tf La ; . ~ ere? } -* i > AS 1 i + i t A fund tO yore: mone’s — s| i? A th Shi . ; j 7 lt | nother pment o | | ts Sato ' ‘ ti * a> > > : BeautitulRayon | Remnants oon rrectonal Vola | tr — ay ae a) cam ousiini heat daa ediata can abet kee ae slint : soekiae 2 oP N, a Sa a et Ste “e Ani > ht + » neerorace argues sss decided “= eare ns school stat Us ee eta ne See es: a ee oe © | | Our Entire Season's Accu- | fn P itllows | mulation of Short Silk | 29¢ Cotton Outing | 25c Percale 7 1 Lengths | > 4 i — ~~ 1 routs ‘ | Ges 69 re | | Ae a | Jo | Bat omit | Established 104 Years . All Clothing Sold by Browning King Is Manufactur | RSs er, ve | | , | by Browning K;j ing i i = 7 | Off Usual | 19¢ Cotton Under- | 19c Apron Gingham | | a | | Reduced Price | wear Crepe —* "193 ra : 4 ght ; 6 Oe oe Ss os Ss) - grag Site ts a ‘yrs. Fine lace a Foe t. y Late Ln % i. 2 —. oa o> Sie: ‘7 ag = ay a ‘3 % 2 —_* od és ‘a .-, 2. = oe ae Se. * : i¢ ia 9 = 4 s = ; > . 2s 2% * / ; “ > 3 B 4 * = ; “hoice of three at- i ; 1S: ? f a } 7 , 3 a+ . - -~ , ~~ + w ws 264 0. 244 x — - } . + ry — le > 1? oon 3 3 oe @ i —= ‘Be ¥. N S A : . ‘ween 4 i a . J handmade In lengthe of one to fire rards. pia — 2 : : > > 7 > . ~ ~~ ™ . — . é : 0.7 a" ' 3 ii j - > ; ‘ : é : 2 : S . | wM a _ nt _ . —" ' . 2 >) rnainents. Ail ar fres r. . special- aterials are satin crepe. flat crepe ; nly lermnants 4 fn vent of U U 4 . ae ; . ae git a to 10 xd Smal colored checks ané gaits & | ly priced while quantities last scorgutte rene, adiue eike, niin 8 foes Remnants of 2 to 10 yd mg B” r t : ol . i (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) [ (l e QO 2 jeps, @B1in CBhten an tiack silks. I's his Oj j ering ee ee — | : aeaeeaaiiiaas ee ; : 7 Very Special Wensns! s laa Girls’ pose s ik Girls’ of Boys’ 3 J Dboys > RAINCOATS $ 2. 951| $5 Walking Oxtords waterproof Ratin- EF I Re E . : . ali a he to 44: in the want- Patent S$ 98 Sizes £ ¢ iio : ° : ' ed shades of red, navy and green. Tan e ai + ae —_ - . 0 : oS Black : | ening "Electric Waffle | $10.00 Value a sot one emt $ mii 7 dE Am Was as 2a) rubber with 2 tants . a - la , pA 4 . Pull siz $ aad sali Siaeieii ‘adder Wealden: aie 1] are branded “A | dyear sewed Fe: : utifull & cat - > + - ~~ ae eb . w A. Ss. ~ Zs , oa : e a a io t — aa, , - . . it | : des: ‘gned—heavily y ? : ‘ bh ee r | jen) for s oO! sfree? 4 3) : irpe t Tz Cke! led. Specia! at i’ eee cement ; > Seaee Saran Basement. } A EcTRIc TOAS = =e eS —a SS eee ; - cLECTRIC ASTERS—Side os wit + Oatters romp! ete with PRIVERSAL onan al Price 2 Gr Oups | ’ ; Dailishitce SPECIAL FRIDAY! Be) zy coro ssa About 450 Yards | £7 Girls’ Silk and Wool | ae ee 75 75 - | Trouser Suits Sy ne 197° ,°24.75 ||| ¥: BE 2 | Oa Dresses and Overcoats | * | eS SPN é4-ach Table Damask — hi Ss “Exceptional Values $20 and $25.Values | fo2 “SS | tein Unusual—tirst because of its nature, and second because of this extremely low price for high quality Browning-King clothes. | & i ey a == | ervey About 280 Tea Towels ch and every garment has the correct styling the good mate- H - Goed giaee Towelins rials and the fine workmans! up for which Browning King | | : while clothes are known the country over. Hundreds of new arricals fer this Geom... | | medels. Ideal gifts for the schoolgiris. Broken lines of boys’ Suits, but not all sizes, greatly reduced . 2 cP mime Junior and Girls’ Coats mn TheScits 9 The Overt | SS" Jc 1a single. breast: ere af! woo! and < a Seventh _ St. Charles oa cree in new Deautifully tatler- About 180 Yards a Lined ed $ P poe and 4 ea? Given Charge Accounts he 6 te Swell tailored aa Ph Tr ‘eletere . Prompt Attenti : ‘ A indian Heed. | Many Interlined ‘ on Invited el all, a | , es, 7 | (St. Leute’ Largest Bargeta ' ™ Be . ee 4 ‘ wo ty 3 te ir chek, WE Nas ind — _ . niet sensei ee ere » cite «sities ae nr RP aite YS * a M4 6, UO av ek edo Se hd ea? a REE On Pe RS oy Pap . bs wed sna al Se ner eee Pobre 6 a Ee 7 bx, sy ee ip ee <r Ay hh Miele tw PA Seabee an 7 i SSA , bie ‘ o a tie ead WR ED BRA PEE gee Phagspras — - my ete mA —_ About 73 Dozen In any combination—twe Suits, * Turkish Towels two Overcoats, or one of each, in any Medium sise-—fine ¢ tty——eome esconds In whi <9] Sizes 7 to 14 yre. eres gece a i size or sizes. : -eiored me ta =a Crepe de chines, flannels, tweeds and jerseys im @traightlines, flared and belted ae _ we 4 ea Os tue ¥ AE) Mee tages BI NR Re wracgan ade. Dzisate ; a geNeres us rs x ~ at A AA a te . Se ee past ~ x egpe 5. Ol. Healt eapee LE I =e stants — ‘ , We Advise Immediate Selection to Avoid Disappointment Se ee ee ipiieenseacesetanphincmmbentonatans OS Hee ry pakke. diss, atte Seer ioe ke ee ance ae aa 7 a - oo em ? - ‘ a ‘Vike or cheer ‘ ‘y im BEES 5 a ™ a TT

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SO ar an oe ee es OT RS peer peehat pe geeds oe: ; SR at Be aye oak ; mph mek BS Baeaes £2) Me SHOP eee /. Pee Vt Rabe 7, te 1 PEE _ a. «+ _ wv wh ~- , r : - " + 7 : r i 7 aw ” . oe: eens ere . ore g 7 , ; it hu MN Ee ier ‘ Tess rreeeeeryyry reepey MMR: LAR Tift ; thea? TUT une TMP ARNG i Tad Tt : : vu iy bala TRL AteRE ¢: ; i } j it ae iy Sei ili alt ta | su lf, : — 1 bee he aS a © = ~ PW . me” geest-99 reeegeie oy py rt Peet AL Lt iehs Laat a ) : ; +t oe 20 1.LOUIS POST-NISPATrH . __.THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18, 1926__._ Santa Claus on the Radio Station KFVE—Friday Night, 7:30 to 8:30 Santa makes his second talk Friday continuing his story ot his North.and home and the wonderful gifts h to St. Louis children. giits he brings ide Size || FACE CREAMS AND | Ivory Soap | 12 for 65 Jc size cake. Limit of 1 doz. LOTIONS The medium- | ——— | Razor Blades o9C —— — Blades. 75c Size Fitch ‘ . ° “Me Wnt Ree OSIRRRTLT TERESI AOR PEP RAPA RERUN POS ERE AS SST A AM AE I AE AEE PN TE AMI TEI Sn AA - ‘ Hass . : ‘ ~. re ood 7 . Shampoo 4c A splendid _ Shampoo for dan- | druff. Limit of 3. Limit of 2 pkgs. “‘"5e Gillette | Package of 10 | LIMIT OF 3 60c Daggett & Ramsdell Cold Cream 44c Woodbury’s Cold or Vanishing Cream 60c or 32c Pond’s Cold Cream, 4ic, 26c $1.00 Vivadou Astringent Cream, 89c 40c, 75c Puritan Klenzing Cream. 25c¢, 50c 93c Hind’s Honey and Almond BGco Anmeme testes .. f....6. cs 25c Peach Bloom, a natural beauty clay. SHAVING PREPARATIONS Palmolive Talcum lac’ o1 violet. Limit ef 3. oe ee —————_—_———— Palmolive Shampoo yA5 r cleansing ecalp aud Limit of 3. LIMIT OF 3 44c Williams’ Aqua Velva 32c Barbaso] Cream 98c Pinaud’s Lilac Vegetal 32c Williams’ Shaving Cream... 25c Palmolive After-Shaving Talcum 35c Nadsco Shaving Oream .... | TOOTH PREPARATIONS | LIMIT OF 3 EACH Forhan’'s Tooth Paste Pepsodent Tooth Paste .. Squibb’s Tooth Paste ........ Colgate’s Dental Cream; 3 for 7 each Ipana Tooth Paste Listerine Tooth Paste Dr. Lyon’s Tooth Powder Pyorrhocide Tooth Powder .... 35c Nadsco Tooth Paste hKolynos Tooth Paste ..25c and 3%c TOILET SOAPS ~ “The Store for All the People’ A DAY Replenish your Toilet Requisites the day these prices prevail. No phone or mail orders. Quantities limited to retail requirements. F FACE POWDERS IAMIT OF 3 $1 Piver’s Face Powder 44c Woodbury’s Facial Powder. . 48c Pompeiian Face Powder .. Java R.ce Face Powder........ 60c Djer-Kiss Face Powder ...47 50c Mavis Face Powder 75c Nadsco Face Powder $1.35 Manon Lescaut Powder, natural shade ,- $1.05 DEODORANTS AND DEPILATORIES LIMIT OF 3 'FACH 53c, 27¢c Amolin Powdcr, 48c, 2ic 42c Neet Dep latory B40 42c, 2ic Muam . ite Oe Pe ak ns 6 hac dcteadivntiaa B3e¢ MANICURE PREPARATIONS LIMIT OF 3 EACH Cutex Liquid Polish Cutex Cuticic Remover Mad Nail Polish Gilazo TAquid Polish 53c Cutex Manicure Sets 89c Cutex 5-Min. Manicure Sets, 7 Mirror Nail Polish Mirror Liquid Nail Polish 9c — 7 | COMPACTS & ROUGES | $1.50 Vivaudou’s New Loose Powder Vanity; refill free Porpcitan Rouge $2.50 Djer-Kiss Double Compacts, $2.10 Puritan Beauty Rouge ........ 29c Mary Garden HRouge.......... 35c NUGENTS ..ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a Hear the New Victor Records Released for Friday Hear these new Records Friday in our Music Rooms auditoriums—they in- clude the latest dance tunes and melodies. Double discs—priced 73¢- Nugents—Third Floor, South.) ‘ ? [HOME REMEDIES __ | | 42 Pebeco big November Sale of Toilet Articles LIMIT“ OF 3 EACH Under the Supervision of a Hegistered Pharmacist 85c Glycerine & Rose Water, 8-02.27c 25c Spirits of Camphor, 2 o2., tic 25c Tincture of. Iodine, 2 oz. ..17c 25c Aromatic ‘Qascara 2sc Peroxide 57c Murine Baume Analgesique 15c Epsom Salts; 1 Ib. (3 for 25c). 80 Squibb’s Petrolatum With Agar, 930 50c Cuticura Ointment 34c Filetcher’s Castoria 44c Lavoris 47c Ice Mint Irmaline P Caldwell’s Syrup of Pepsin.... McCoy's Cod Liver Tablets .... Sal Hepatica, large size 50c Sylph Gum Cae Terenas 5. oc cc ct ivbsscs a 88c¢ Pyrocana, large size 85c Size Sloan’« TAniment 30¢ Size Dr. Bell's Cough Medicine TOILET WATER wade PERFUMES : 29c |The popular | | Tooth Paste. "Limit of 3 Bach. | | Tooth Paste | Palmolive Soap 10 Bars 67¢ ' The Soap of | ptlm and olive | olls. | Limit 20 Cakes. 29¢ Palmolive Shaving Cream 18¢c Finé cream. LIMIT OF 3 $1.50 Mary Garden Toilet Water, $1.50 P'ver’s Vegetal $2.35 Piver’s Toilet Water .. $4 Coty's Toi'et Water ....... $3 67 Prrench Pe-fome;: 2-oz. size ....89c Narcisse Perfume, 1-oz. size... . $2 Pi-n-Kiss Perfume. lather for ehav- | ing. ' Limit of 3. | Mulsified Cocoanut Oil | HAIR PREPARATION Shampoo IAMIT OF 3 Pimard'’s Fru 4d On' -ine $ 44c Packer's Liquid Tar Shampoo. sic Wildroot Shamroo ae” For beautifying | the hatr. Limit of 3. “\Lifebuoy | PAGE if sient Nase Peele nha OEE AORN ARE AEE OA An AH A Ee NII IR RN Fe NMEA tN RR em I ee en en ee a ee ee. Lee 89c Lucky Tiger Tonic SALE OF TALCUMS | —mat Cake ' LIMIT OF 3 Dos. Sic Dier-Kiss Talcum 6c 65¢e | $1.25 Miracle Talcum The health. Mennen'’s Talcum Jap Rose Soap Soap. aes Del Gloria Castile Soap.......... $1 Coty’s Talcum Limit of 1 Dozen. ;éeln’ oe wee -laix Toilet Soap 49OProritas Rave a . eer Ilardwater Soap Williams’ Talcum Powder...... . 8c es Soap re lic Non-Spi 50c Rouge Bengale TOILET AND BATH SOAPS—LIMIT OF ONE DOZEN | A Cake EBIMIT OF 3 CAhES li Resinol soap, = for o0c... Bocabel Chex Soap, 3 for 50c Soap Packers Tar Soap, 3 for 50c ] 1C | Germicidal Soap, 1%, k Remnants - e0s.| oF ea mis at Fractional Values Je: an 4711 White Rose Soap, . her 3 for. ‘ut bar. ‘ . a nf Pear’s Unscented Soap c°ke 98: Elmerite Soap, 4-lb. bar } Jergen’s Violet Transparent Soap Creme Oil Soap factory- ng | 25c Percale Remnants Limit of 1 Bar Yard. : os ae ———* neat de. | 935¢ Mavis Listerine eg | ‘ Talcum P1¢, A2e stripes 2 to 8 v&. lengths. C ‘19¢ | L | A v . — : oa a” Many antiseptic large-size and sterile. for the purity of Large size uaranteed pleamENS. uses for this prep- ounce pound package. ' ite eontents Ideal for after | | adulterat da vesis bas wy Limit of S Each . shaving. roo ee SS ~ P ‘ (CAM “oy Se f= Limit of 3 Cans. aration. Limit of 3. Limit of 3. Limit of 3 Each ‘| | Bimit of 3 Each. Limit of 3 Bach. Limit of 3 Each. : Ov, “oes gut , ap, nee ee | Bic sa ef on snniapesibbissnlilileiedinisdiss 50¢ Phillips’ 50c Absorb- 49c Rubbing | Milk of ent Cotton Alcohol Magnesia , 26 aseptic One- Rubbing pur- Pure. Large size: 12 poses. Pint eize wears ee | 87¢e Lavoris Witch Hazel | Almond 57e¢ 9 Lotion | | ee | Regularly 50c. 32¢ Mouth wash, | Pure extract, | \ aie Daggett | & Ramsdell | Cold Cream | 69¢c R e commended | Nujol Oil 63¢ lubricant: bottle, t+ 19c Apron Ginghams Yard. R ¢ m- nants 0 f io 10) ae oe ae lengthe Small colored checks and plaide Remnants of 2 to 10 yd. lengths. y, = Basement.) . Sale of Electrical Gcods Very Special (Nugents—Bargain Friday Toy Specials 509 Toy Autos $8.50 Value “Chrysler,” a wéll made Rat eg t $ Thanksgiving Linens All-Linen Damask Linen Breakfast Cloth ~ od) | Gleaming white as a lovely hs | ‘Fancy colored stripe foil for Thanksgiving silver | borders of blue, go d, r Are 100 Home Electric “Manning- 7" tords Sizes 214 to 7 Electric Irons “American Beauty” Full 6%4-Ib. weight, high- 33 Bowman ly nitkeled—the best Iron made—complete with stand. Electric Waffle Irons } Will give the best of serv- $10.00 Value $ 95 ice. Special, sale price... Full size—beautifully 7 Sy, designed—heavily ° on G ELECTRIC CLEANER nickeled. Special at With Nine Labor-Saving ELECTRIC TOASTERS—Side Attachments +) Q°° Special casters; complete with cord and siue A Torrington in your home means you have a Cleaner that is easy to run because it wéighs just a bit over twelve pounds. You will also have an inexpensive Cleaner to operate— the current cost will be only a few cents pér month. ( Nugents—Fourth Floor, South.) . with heavy rubber-tired wheels, moto- meter, horn, bumper, etc. In choic- red or blue améled colors. Sale price ad “> am tg Le ™ ye ay, 13 and flowers. Irish linen in | - large pattern choice. 70 | green and rose; size Each.. inches. Yard | 45%45 inches. ' ‘ Hitt qityere epecrrais fariterry Ti WA ma PL Shah it H ih ih g Pure Irish Linen Napkins $ y | | Full bleached; large assortment of | floral patterns; all-linen. Dozen.... | ‘Coaster Wagons |e. Koll-i'op wvwesk — $4.85 . : . | , with large 36 JF and Chair 1 eeteed bed. peeel 1am > - disc wheels and balloon j= $12.95 , tires. $6.50 value. Eyes | _,S0lid oak; lots of ar pigeon hole space. AP lil my hab noe on rsewed walk- Cuban or low purpose wear. ‘min Basement.) adie Foy 2 Pet se ie mM) | New Born Baby | re Dolls. | All-pure linen; silver bleach- ed damask; cloth 62x62 inches; Hemstitched Linen Sets ¢ 14 dozen napkins to tee “F Doll Cabs $3.49 $1.95 with nood at. : i Crying voice, ber tires. Blue a open and close* $1.75 | Strong chair to match. gray. $4.95 value. value. $14.50 value. From the $1 Toy Fair Large Metal Cranes, Dump Trucks, Autos, Busses, Pianos Slate Blackboards, ge Machines, Cedar Chests, Pool Tables, Footballs, Tea and Cooking Sets, Dolls, Doll Beds and Bassinettes, Etc. hoice 4 \ , 9] a + > ee aatl a He i RE TA $00 UNIVERSAL PERCOLATOR—Panel + Of heavy aluminum: S-cup size : AL FRIDAY! ilk and Wool CSSesS. ional Values /% sth [/estetteas es r ‘4 : 7 y CLA gn VERSAL ELECTRIC TOASTERS— Style; bDeautifully 6 95 nickel plated waplECE PERCOLATOR SETS—Every 40 needs and will appreciate one of these mY mumber of graceful designs in amd nickel finish—gold-lined sugar $17.80 ° $71.50 ih NR “ ARE BRA EA Ne Hemstitched Table Sets All-pure Irish linen. cat oe es OT D9 13-Piece Linen Damask Sets Hemstitched' Table Sets Silver bleached, Belgian ~~ _ All linen; cloth is 60x74 n cloth: inches; nches; six napkins to tch. Foard pewwtllhy 4 inches. >] ] OU 15-inch site, cae Pe He “i i %6 Hemstitched Linen Sets Hemstitched Linen 495 nck secs SH SQ | tact Sze $4 dozen; 20-inch matching 3 "3 napkins. oat Nugents—Main Fleer, South.) (Third Floor, South. _—~ ear are a insnah ahha: Wincinbeskeste cteul ; ; atti f / $179 Dining-Room Suites Priced specially for Thanksgiving \ | 39° A combination wal- nue and gum Suite in American finish; con- sists of buffet, china closet, table, and six chairs. 60-inch buffet, 54-inch table, tapestry seats on chairs. Priscilla Sewing Cabinet Regular $6.50 value—brown mahogany finished gumwood. Removable spool : tray. 26xra-in. size. An ideal gift for al Xmas to please mother, sister or sweet- Thanksgiving ril@ 4° $1 89 Also Jacquard ' Red and Green n MEO I ge ROD ORAL LO GEO ee $300 9-Pc. Dining-Room Suites Priced specially for a7 to 14 yrs. a beautifully shaded walnut finish -— of fine wainut veneer in comb'na- tion with gumwood. @66-in. buffet, 60-in. table, large china d Girls’ Coats , Bed-spring-mat- The same Suite in tress, walnut finish closet, tapestry cov- Simmons Bed in full or twin size. Simmons 20-yt. guar- P olaires and eight pieces ..--.$109 ered chairs. anteed spfings. Sim 50 Weeks to Pay if Purchased on The Morris Plan $ Tt e a! : : nm 3 BE 6 Velours . 7 izes 6 to l | : : : | ? : | 50 Weeks to Pay if Purchased on The Morris Plan | Louls’ Largest Bargain Basemest.? a - annels, tweeds and flared and belted rf the schoolgirls. 3-Piece Simmons Sleep Outfit ton matpress. a (Nugeste—Fourth Floor, North.) (Nagente—Pearth Fleer, Nerth.) B. NUGENT & BRO. D.G. CO.

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ere te Sy tag - : i v > ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 1: ___ ST.LOUIS POST-NISPATCH - THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 1s, 1920__. sieniaiaiapineiiamnn Jic*? an »mercial district. Tere +s no “ | MINK ROAD ASKS | See aves St Saas SPECIAL FRIDAY ONLY 3 line could be ‘induce ~d te. use asl Better Real Estate : : i 4 S |} ee al x a « * of ; itt Sa - eee ne Oe . . > atts J re > " CoO theo “Centinued | on Next Page. | We have unlimited funds ready for first mortgage ipess ITY 10 CPEED \|P = | on both improved bus mess property and well k ’ Manufacturers of Starck Grand, i > GIAN T | residence property in St. — us aad ie 6 suburba, | 5 1019 OLIVE ST. The Smartest | | rates and prompt act. — e Si hal if giad to have 3 oe | aa. Rese SALTED PEANUTS | + Gabe advantage of this brinch of our erece, al ri iarge Glasses Fitted Complete 3 Hour | res Toasted Deliniousfw : cocaine | ae A Big -Meaty- 5 Reading, Sewing, Headaches .... | Federal Commerce rus on | Pamphlet Argues for the , We 3 iDe Friday—and While eee ® Satisfying . ) gy effilwared with i | Bing | Immediate Construction § —& ¥ PAU Aes Bifocals, ['wo Visions in One | National Bank oC ce i y 1 a4 mc, ” ame. C s - DR. H. J. SINGMAN, REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST | : ute eee riees teeleete «rane of fa whee trom im Ts . > | to Give It Access to Mu BANS Teeter at nat JOHNSON BROS. DRUG CO. . 85 Smart H nicipal Span. \e : CLEVELAND, ©, | SEVENTH AND ST (HARLES = = - New Hats | TERMINAL MONOPOLY = 7 | REAL ISSUE, IT SAYS | Manufacturers’ Railway Cites Benefits Accruing | to Cities From Competi-, tion, as in n Chicago. E | “The Store for ALL the People” E. T. TOBEY , Vice-Presdent m Charge of Real Estate Logs we o “ge 23 Reg. $10 Vebaire at $5 a rers’ * e . , %v 4 . i ‘ ‘ —* sa * > ae > —_ . + | mine witching ervice for | | ii > *» e **e-*7 | - sy is + a++c ‘ re : . J } + _ 4* ++ a> se @* ~~") : : : ‘ ~—* a a4 ; : = > ~ + *.-? =f | | : = . . ; i th : 4 5 _ ? A : be »-& ‘ bs ; >] i ize , tase ee 4 ; . +i oe . » & 6th and Locust Sts. | anit” the : y° : it t further dceiay, : ¢ "3 i ALai ‘ . _ . = > - | } t le Ti > | a ‘ +- > ~-+- ' 7 > r — ‘ : a s ow . ‘ s a +48 . + 7 £46 609 j - 4 > 4 Pi > ' ’ | rT ! : t t ‘ ~ thern approach ) \s - + — . . : , . | : 4 ez t 4 eCariyv ‘ n & eB ‘on! ar ‘ ¢ ;, 090 0 bond issue. Th u = éa le =—b se a | 3 t i ‘ nu — +4 . . 4 . a -* a * : | : ‘ 4 > + ° — ‘ [ ‘ a® * a*e ) > > ’ : S * : — = Offering Friday—185 Fur Coats Fron Leading Fur Manuiacturers of . ran oe eee J > . ie 7 4 oo ' Wiat a & 3 « 4a J da’ 5 7 - - r —~* = +i +> . . ‘ oOmMmt sriies . ’ . : . > ’ - a 4 o . 4 3 b -- o> — >) . ih a i ho c ; it " : LGA ‘ . — : = > Sr ‘ . its cy tf tT} I il oe ; e. SSe' _ ) » . +" : . | . . . i : - = + +» ™ ~ i ; tl . 1 t oS ‘ >" i ~ 4 . 2 i al ‘ sa a — - ' ‘ . . a wail i . > } \ 7 : . ~ ; : _= = ; | Y * * a+ a 4 - if ok &» » « ~ er 5 ce eae re He PA Rt pws otter nan! a YT ee pnts isp i ait ie) fin wd Ais 2 Mie Bi MAKGAS RAN SPM ina “ A : iG s % Pieri akens + Sy sey ined te = 3 eh, She aan pape «hin Na alae m wes ero 2 may ae — et ye ‘ —— 44 7 leiiediee piel ct) ‘ +e 40S gy Phen a ake a SORE ys ie ee 3 ail Rit inate) sae E 6 ~~ Sai te, a ba Se NAME Tee 4 ’ a, dean 3 * baat ot 2 “A “ vig, = « 7S vCeguegegeseseaeDE i a a ee ° For Only 525 On Terms cee : Gy NN , Fy. Is r ire then undertaken, Chicas os } |} f 2 Se Sates f ) Pix AT SAVINGS OF ABOUT ONE- HALF | Pndorsed by the House of Lehman, without res- . of a ervations. Superb in tonal qualities beautiful contour . . . with a rich mahogany case, thts is a Grand which can be advantageously ne ee oe rh | - | We placed in even the most elaborate home. pee nancies tale eaten sie as haga \o =. Ah . ZF, ‘ ind sti.i to pent there, in teTr- m ; #4, fi OF mes This Grand is made by the Smith & : | inal improvements, are cited. Th 7 ANE : - oe =e Nixon Co.. for 60 years makers of fine new $75 Union Station, A Fe we ae Ta Pianos. The epitome of their many ised } four lines: the $85 0.000 »_ AD mm nem, ey GO ae X= - > eS years of experience, it merits the ap- | improvement program ef the Ili- ‘s- T..) wey * a. : : able only with instruments selling at | $1 } station. te replace the ’ — & TEE ss 4 ; , much higher price levels. Endorsed bv wesent Deafborn La Salle anda = ; pe - af * 2 4 the House Speci a distributor of Beant Contest attic ie Pie f >. oOm petitio: have nent mn the 1 ’ Ag See we . ae - as oN ° .2 aie = ‘i suo wut ired million : , - £9 ~ ~ Fi > & an 4 | ea : . ae 2 ‘ Repret 27 =e Te! j r.e9 ai ® ‘ik. p . a, - = ~ 1101 Olive Street ae om Us aalt in that city , a I ie - , gs 1: ate s7e yee FUR COATS MADE TO SEL mt . “ : a “a --, ‘ ‘a ~ - A very fortunate purchase just con- THE FURS: summated by our group of fur buyers now in New York iediere to us for im- Russian Peay mediate sale 185 beautiful Fur Coats, Jap Mi : all to be sold at one marvelously im- American Broadtail Coats . * stated, the Wabash crossing dif. 2: | Ficeli a pelling sale price. ’ — Jap-Mink Dyed That SIXTH S ense iy datterea lua ees ea 5 Ae Fur Coats are the popular garments ‘ atural Muskrat Coats ae rminal confusion.” while Mem- Se sits yeaa «ain. aaa ae | Krimmer Caracul Coats W ou’re in a hurry for fine warmth, comfort and beauty — un- Hudson Seal (Dyed candies ..... Ready-packed doubtedly Fur Coats add 100‘~ to the Muskrat) a eested Tet poet Sin attire of any woman. There is some- Oyster Gray Caracul Sense guide you to “Sixth” & Olive the Busy Bee's s hop OT | Vuick Service Saost a yee, ae ee 3, oa ee oD. ‘ie Ae ele ih panaty r MEL Leaps. 72°F BREE oP oo ah. sno ae cs , , me . pg eo ~ a ~® ° : 4 e ‘ . > « ’ “* ~ if ; am Get y: thing, rich, elegant and exclusive Coats ' about Fur Coats that makes them de- Black Pony - sirable for women of all ages. Bronze Caracul Coats ——-----— Now is the time to select the Fur Silver Muskrat Coats ~ Coat because rarely has such an oppor- Platihum Caracul Coats” tunity presented itself. Buy for your Marmink Coats own immediate use and remember American Panther Coats © Our previous Fresh FRIDAY CANDY SPECIALS Weeks ago was of such Assorted Chocolates iz ra program of terminal im- that Fur Coats make elegant gifts— Scotch Mole Coais : os | | nothing more acceptable on Christmas | at_we were overwhelm including Pecan Bon ¢ | Rakes Proposed Ordinance. . . 4 f: ee eee ee ee day than a luxurious Fur Coat. Contrasting “os irst day. We oversold Bons, one pound boxes free _ . . and h a? When you see these really wonder- Trimmings of : Dee andes ad to te tul Coats you will say to yourself just Jaa erpome, and it makes 9 stron as emphatically as we say that you ‘Platinum Fox B aeck of Eada bride —_ have never had an opportunity to buy Hudeon Bine Fax Coats near these in style, quality and Natural Skunk | ca oh? Mie Wak ee a value at less than $200 to $300. sli Wal Friday Bakery Specials B those who have a selfish interest fl "feeae os Baltimore Laver Cake... . 60c | sccm sepals Seeger einem Sale in Convenient Deterred Natural Raccoon resh Apple Coffee Cake ...... 25c os a stries 0 . , ; : a St. Louis’ Payments Complete Siz&s_ ij | § Genuine Cunninghs Bu-y Bee Mayonnaise eo ee eee ek, Largest Pay a reasonable deposit on any one Misses’ Fur Coats, If tom | Rubber Case Storag Seesial Predey ents it ¢ used for street and inter. ae ot these garments and it will be re-. Years 7 2 45-volt Standard Si Wy Pint 25c Pint 45¢ a el Fur served tor vou. You are entitled to Women’s Fur Coats, 26 te 1 High Quality Loud ! | u vd ) then arrange for Morris Plan pay- 44 Sizes xg i Complete Aerial Kit as fine as the best “home-made without the | fieu Lbou s 3 D | a | is gag , epart- : 4 | ee eo f | ments, and pay while wearing it, or Stylish Stout Coats, 46 t ee These Accessories Are T charge it. 4 Sizes = the Fleetwood * New Yor ee / igen - soa . ~~ ‘alae : Sabiesnatamene inion vied wigs isi as oo oera a ie 0a * Pe en he ; ee ee Ce eo eee Rr conenrenitg ot ee ot anid * isan i peat EM RS 8d ol . Me eaoe ok notin P . ’ ins Sox Be -* 7 a + sagioee nee . ” ol . 2 . Fee, aa i RO ae ; - ‘ mogrivy é , ° ee? a ’ . ry ee ) a ¥ = a_ ee ea Rs ee te ee sie as ‘mas on r ie u 7 eons ye : od eT ge , % ) + - i taki d > fe a: vo nae ” r " ¥ : * 2 bd sy >. * a ; oe = oh eae ON : : . fee, oe ¥e ; ~~. oe a ; 4 Aree 40cm i a y are 5S RR A ge > iZs ; > fag on ee — _ — — 4 . ‘ ee He ey , ae ao ; 3 > ei tie At Be” ke har ees Bese vik a ee ead “ » rkwye 3 YR ees er 4 : ia 3 43 N ta a a a ea i re ~ Dy Gro geet — ae eee et tee - nahin Fv : . ae BOA vos Pt) Se tS ii Seah eS Pe ; : ey Q r! eee: oe By le : ex SOs ees Ve * ees —) bee 4 gee gaa oe . fas A 7 , 7 een et sag » . ew i Be nS SREY ¢ ’ 7 : ‘ . ~ " a = Ts oo i BRS F¥ 4 . Ful! Cream * wil rame!s ss the upstand i1z These Are the Which You } Your Set Ne OR eee Meme Be - detail terteieiaeatenatinetins daa He Aiearagies f 6TH & OLIVE ST. 417 N. SEVENTH ST. | ee ts . ‘ second Fleet ee | de) | » it own bridee and. oft : ( Nagen te—' a ' ~~ . | | & No Candies Like Busy Bee ,Candies ~- =a has construrted ite’ own ENT & al turtuinnd tdae very eet cr ce 3. NUGEN BRO. D.G. CO

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= ST.LOUIS POST-NISPATCH __ ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —. woe PAGE 18 616 » , [BUSCH ROAD ASKS from this plant is that there has| Eads Bridge is mot feasible for LOANS |R. J. DAWSON OPTICAL co. PINE ST _._THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18, 1926_ a — —- . , wees oo ye ee —— TY not been an interurban line of any; their use.’’ c TO SPEED UP consequence constructed in Illinois; Leaves Oity Where It Is Now. Eg ae. ed ETES ~ Rage - “THE Saweee Say al Estate Loa t} ~ He | BRIDGE APPROACH} or clsewhere in the United States The bridge exchange plan, it is | | A. Starck Biann Gin | during the past five years, and it declared, would leave the city with | TO THE MAN ty oo Continued From Preceding Page jis not probable that such will be}no more railroad bridges than it WHO WORKS 2 -— ore nds ready for frst m : ; : , a | funds reac’ hrst mortgage loans iam anufacturers of Starck Grand, Upright and Player-Pianos |railway deck of Eads Bridge, nor| *t#blished in the future. rucks,/now has. The objection is alsco|| Money when you need It. automobiles and busses have Su-/ raised that the proposed ordinance | Repay weekly or ‘semi-monthly business property and well located “Si id Siness Property r would it be practicable or feasi- ' = n St. Louis and its suburbs. Low 4 a9 OLIVE S Corner Eleventh ble for them te on. | p.rceded interurban electric trans-| would give the Terminal Associa to suit your income portation, and the railway deck ofition a monopolistic centro! of the | Our PI H 1 Y an eips ou ve We stall te glad tr eel you = ¢ no a h . ' “Another difficulty resulting Municinal , this oe ‘anch of our service. "| ru er p 1t | Municipal Bridge. — ‘ > , ; | The ordinan:e,” it is stated Kirkpatrick “ ) , ’ ; o, - sor ee Se i Soe 4 Were aa 7 ’ ah e OTe i ele alain ee ve PD etme hp ORC Siliem Sm ¢ Oe ~ few . “specifically provides that ‘al’ | Corperstion. Municipe! Bend : — ) ) Including | charges paid by other users of ths Finance Company . | writit e] ) g ition : | eo ‘bridge for their use thereof shal’ 1120 LOCUST 8ST. ; : VE ee || Black as Night le a ea oh, | oe ry |e man = ee $1.70 | Se =o = ——— a , ies | | bi ir . ae 4 Floor Lamp . roads,’ and the railroads referrec focal Lenses, both far and $9 70) Senden tee tee | co te) in mn ona 3 ‘to in the proposed ordinance ar : uear combined le one aghe, reading or rest: natr. rr. ©o For ideas eon investing see the | STYL#Ss = a FRAMES, 81 AN : may } iil | q and | | |the 15 railroads who own, contro” Pe / He) : , , 2 Rueatmneaa ({ h wr ’ ee ee iene a | : : Is RIGHT ’ |}and operate the Terminal Raijroa¢ oe llc Alt rte a vai i || | 12 RECORD SELECTIONS | _ Association of St. Louis and non — | wher. This is a clear and unquai h _ified proposal to surrender the con Tan S oes are correct ‘trol of the Municipal] Bridge int« | ‘he hands of the terminal monop if as concrete for the day a ae A J h an b § g1v 1 n g Fea cys se ti ee A GARR ABE ACOs AAP AIS eC. PN Ags AP mU BEE Sim ey Oe Mme ee et - »~ oo Nad ~ ” * a ; AP aparece Ie ee ao « - one 2) Vee ES DA abnaee wwty resins er engi Ate tage “ yl J . . ey vt rn a baleen r a ere apy with the public ietevest and bad) ‘faith upon the part of St. Louis.” | The remainder of the booklet is | We Have Arranged Another Sale wees : mediate construction ef the south- | | ern approach. “Why.” it is asked | RE LEI G ee be RU FOS me ‘has this mandate of the people | ° }not been carried out? The right of | 'way is available to the city withon® | ”, Cw - e feondemnation or litigation, because | ! ae no private property is invelved | 7 : * There are rai] lines and a vast ton. | Fe ‘ |nage of commerce waiting for an | a Completely Equipped—Nothing Else to Buy ‘opportunity to get upon its ratle” | | The facilities of the Manufac-| . ; | turers’ Rafiway are then described, | i and its ownership of the O'Fallon j —- roa) railroad, in Illinois, is cited ae , Fs ._ fw™ : 'showing its ability to nake needed | ; /* Y - F= : = — Ve f eoal deliveries to St. Louis indus- | DE TO SELL : a AN = © it hf fi : : tries, if it had bridge favilities, | % C barges Neglect of South Side. ¢ | - : 3 Seuth St. Louis, it is : A a ONE OI ec Tes. Mile ein: Rem te, charge: z O O | . | oe en > oe has been neg'ected by the city as | é | y : a, ees = to its industriel] interests, and hag e | = | as =e ee not been given needed help in te A N -) } : . 7 , ; = = AS a ‘ proach were provided, is discussed | Jap Mink mw SS . ae SS See = The Missouri Pacific pulled more | ° } . “we Kd oa _ a 6 i — = eee Sete ‘than 390,000 cars of freight | American Broadtail Coats / . \ See —— woe ee By Far the Lowest through St. Louis last year, it is! Susliki, Jap-Mink Dyed a eee wh Price at Which This mated. ening the “wnsatietnetery ; . ‘ | | ieee — . oS =a =a ‘ service of the Terminal Assocta- | Natural Muskrat (‘oats —==—— eee 28 = — Spe aoe Wonder Set Has tion’ and the Missouri Pacific's = ee es i = i? = Ever Been Offered own ferry at Ivory street, closed. Krimmer Caracul Coats - — : | | by ice in winter. : ~ , sa" Sot r= ee — —_ C= 4 ! a = | ' “You hear it argued in sor Hudson Seal (Dy ed , sah 1. es =e a | ' as . . : , teens atattan aan ne micas quarters that the bri idee would n eo Muskrat) " ; | 1 ‘ : | ; = = = = | 7’ a —\ 3 en | ; Terms as Low as be used even though the southern CC anyone believe, howe ver, that the | oats | , = = } Missonvri Pacific would go to the | . \ S47 a ae > eS eS LO | } m@ trouble, expense and delay neces- | and Better TEXACO Gasoline. It forms a dry Black Pony | , ; m \S oa ee ee So : Weekl . ee ail \\ te he = : = = Ss = = _—_—— —= —- Y all the way to Ivory street and gas — vaporizing instead of atomizing; and CODY | \ , : — 7 _ ‘err? it across the river if it coulé Silver Muskrat Coats At ——— ) i ge ee — _southern approach across the Mu- Oyster Gray Caracul i. \ AIBN, ON Jaz oa = 0) y in | } , much less time than it nuw re- | Results: Quick starts with less use of the » secjigg ae emaes | 0 ; Fresh Sale held Through fortunate arrangements with the quires to reach Ivory street? Is American Panther Coats , ur previous Freshman pale held severa : J anyone fedlish ¢nough to think 6 99, : Scotch Mole Coais weeks ago was of such great proportions manufacturer we have secured another al- that the Manufacturers’ Railway, choke’; ready response to acceleration and that we were overwhelmed with orders the lotment of these receivers and are again able which owns and operates 31 miles an even flow of power to every cylinder. Fewer . of track on the Missouri side an Y ; BM] first d llot- to offer you this genuine Freshman Master- 27 miles of track on the Ilinois Ont TH? ‘ ay. We oversold our entire allo 27 les of track on the Illinois - a s o | ment and had to temporarily discontinue piece completely equipped at the exception- a od, not. ore the posse gallons run more miles. ; i : ; ‘ 59, 73. : Sep oO eel ol ep ich wo c : : J mie ale. etre ee es canada ter Uneot ee tae The New and Better Texaco is a “high test” ‘hus enable it by use of the Munici- Natural Beaver al br 0 operate rou . . | ene Beales 36 operate | Same gasoline, available at every Texaco pump. Platinum Fox | f - trains over its systezn ‘ Especially Hudson Blue Fox @ ' Remember, This Is a Brand-New, Per- | §f <0 sisce ' nes purchased 38 acres Natural Skunk These Are the Accessories Via ; Se ee eee ee THE TEXAS COMPANY, U. 8. A., Texece Petroleum Preduets peo | fect, Genuine Freshman Masterpiece abe Sipe en aie a ay 3 ) Which You Will Get With 1 cag agp ready to ters €X- Nee ju T ' hi : . . “oe tefisive yards for the use of.fts eys- | ' s wonder Freshman Set is built in a magsive — pacamy teelaie ae ogy yeaghieenals settee. Natural Raccoon | Your Set at $59.75 é ; 1g een on as the constru : ts | solid mahogany cabinet with a beautiful finish. Com e southern approach will ene ° , the company to use them. Com plete Sizes 5 Genuine Cunningham CX301A Tubes bines every feature demanded by the most ardent en- belen i ra Ane : 14 to 20 1U. S. L. or Westinghouse 100-Ampere thusiast in the perfect receiver—distance, selectivity, | “Further delay in the Sain , . . . . i tio f h TOE is | Misses’ I ur (‘ocats, cone quality and simplicity of operation. tf n 0 the “ a eo a: ears | 2 Rubber Case Storage Battery ‘ndefensible. works an : | 45-v atteries , ; tice to those railroads who are | Women’s Fur Coats, 36 to : 1 Hi Oo orig we — Poa 3 Please note that we sell no radio apparatus which atten deities aah males tae —“17e<6 | ne uality Lou a 304 has not first been rigidly tested by the Fleetwood the Menininat enaee; . ee the industries of St. Louls who to 44 Sizes | Comple e Aerial Ki I T. hers of the clean. clear 1 ) t A | | it ; f New York, who will not Vv ry | Stvlish S . S, iG to } T} Se ae : 1 A 1 | aboratories 0 e sifibie appro | ac- Zs, are anxious to get speedy delivery | Stylish Stout ET PT OCREOrIOs AI9 oe ba cessories or apparatus which is not made of the high- of coal to their factories direct a made by The Texas Company, ma ft ’ , from the mines in Tilinois, and it 54 Sizes +] the Fleetwood Laboratories of 3 ' | ) est quality parts by manufacturers of good reputation. redounds only to the benefit of the | golden Texaco Motor Oil that flows at zero New York City ( Sugents—Second Floor, south.) a a 1 Railre ;, x , ~~ (Negent Third Fleer. south.) Terminal Railroad SaROTIAOM, and Lids in the continuation of that mo- sopoly from which St. Louls has B. NUGENT & BRO. D.G. CO. SS suffered for « half « centery.” = Se ee en nn en ee SD TORN et MN AE Cie Oy,

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pe —s te . : it tae PAGE 14 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — ae oe ll reference | 4 sath Q amended to eliminate a y 4 Wi : | : Youth Caught Looting Tire Shop. |ord of 15 arrests but no convic BIRD FOUNTAIN CONTRIBUTION NEW POSTOFFICE, Wl OPPOSES PENDING RIVERS SILL | ® Illinois and the Chicago sani- : | eee Saale pinta mess meneame endlba anne The St. Louls Bird Club, com- poeta Lakes Harbors’ Association | tary district. ~ : day as he ran from a rear d90r vt |ment. Another man sitting {n iw cc tMniideedl | re tapas Chicago Drairage Canal. This stand was incorpor.ted tna Cent a the tire and accessory shop of Sarn automobije in the alley in the rear | posed of naturalists ypc eg a . Associated Preas resolution passed at the closing ri | te AIR LA 18.— | session of the organization's con a Roll Nm . ee Se Pe ee e net ty we ane ate ee ee es OE LEO AN GION MY Dagon hy vem & a Brasier, 1825 North Grand nou |°' the store, drove away 18s the yo | preservation of wild bird life, * BUF FALO, NY... Nov. a ; ’ ; : , uel Brasier, orth Gran liceran approached t ot Audubon -« ocie . ‘ " F bo] ] an 3 Robert Smith. 22 years old. of 2213 hi } °2 tires were found in the enaiuaee “Mbinieia ada, has gone on record as &@p-/canal was ‘oncemned as gp says Cents perlative values worth up to $2 a i, ON CFNTENGES eae wees , Ce ee North Ninth street. who has a -ee vard fountain of the Five - Story Building ACIrOSS | posed to the rivers and harbors/tnert and a violation of a : « wall ‘ Oo > ." ‘ c 4 é + = rial Bird Fountain, established near Combinations sold on/y with beautiful ben” De- | bill before the Senate, uniess it {8s with Canada. the Theodore Roosevelt home at From Union Station y me ee Oyster Bay, N Y¥ ' ; lj Mails manded for Handling Mails. "ie of Former President Roosevelt was | 3 Higher Than 809 N. 7th ST. Be sure you fun 4 3 an enthusiastic naturalist and stu- eee | ALI LADIES’ e Cents The Big Store With the Canopy. bine me ¥ Brother-in-Law of Presented Friday at All Huette’s Stores dent of wild bird life. Near his a) ) i | a Roll . medi | ae | ’ | grave at Oyster Bay !{s a 12-acre A new five-story postoffice bulk 4 WEBSTER 5 = Fe But Nothing ders or bands) See our enormous select Ce te Se ee eee a pr Aa areiy eee . = 8 tlle tale oe ee ee ee | » . = ‘ . ee wate ms ; ve ea. Ts mor gi en . eee ~ > an Pate ws a ee he tk tt gern: «Ste a. oy aN ae he RI Rthey Het ae Bee ES OY tL ella: ABS eet a BY ABN Mn Co Prete’ a ee ee _ = ‘ er ee pseanimmiilinnin 9p be Ame ee aa. so Se | bird sanctuary donated for the pur-ling with an airplane landing nilat- | . . . WW I { () { r ! pose by his nephew. Emilen Roose-j|. | ae ‘= under ‘con- Ne 1h er X 0 ( , ivelt, on which a bird fountain is form on os vee a , sll e CLEANED lhetne erecte The club will hold} Sideration for wuis, Co c NE NEAREST BRANCH being erected se tion to be started within 18 sh eaiiiine. | Dyeing and Cleaning Ca pigs its annual meeting at 1 p.m Sat- | Hotel The site is near the present main | | y lurday at Forest Park , ? | postoffice building at 100 South Cl , STI Righteenth street, across rom @pPy PAPI ae ae at ae ab ab ab dt db ab at at ab oe ae ded ek kak ok Ok ok ok ape ipa oe ok ke Deets et 2 RRR oe oe eee a M TRY a 3-time POST-DISPATCH WANT AD. Results q most certain. Money refunded on canceled insertions, ao ee m1. tees 9 2 eI eS ; nomen * rd - - a) en ” BRi i 2? A lee EER, A) He Reet ein. - Union Station. — fo“ dies 7 CHRISTMAS Pn Se \ representative of the United | , f A ' , ues. nate | quired to handle the constantly in- ; SUNDAYS x ; Stroller Coed | ge ty creasing husiness, and tnat an alr- | Star Square § | TILL EP Le | SEEN plan: depot on the roof would be | T mf h | b | Sth Store Send Us Your a

t sduasitvennantiab uoen eta SPREE Panna font SP rage ‘ ' sa en eee anere ‘ goo : 3s 64 ei ; 7 last and $5 and $6. | : ‘s Saar Hed the building, to permit planes to) | fsx Opening | 4969 OR LMA | mpe county jail ga 9 to | LET us ada theve four eagiey land and take off in safety. cmbere of the mob. Rebel | — ae ‘ Ss Bullard, one of the defendants, warned State’s evidence and Was See this special display. “sai rag | : Sie gle pine i: quate handling of air mail, in the | AND IOWA | style, quality and in value sur Rae ey ay fA jopinion of Postmaster Alt. He sug- Watch | O14 SIXTH passing any previous showing Bee eS: rer Red gests two runways should be built, | | CENTRAL, SOs | “4 sa 53 Newspapers a RS il ache pte didalinas ba! ROA Pe a teen a naine e ee ce e e fee e e C e ™ * . ’ ya : . gt ee . + a ” ce 7 Dad ’ Cs - =z . ‘ * > seerenstheeneiien ane 2 manatees - omits + fee oe Se eae HH ny > eae a eetaniaientachsey Rinifenierinananeenial et rete He 7 ee ee e ny “8 } : ° e » en 3" ? ipaired or not in service, said | Postmaster Alt. | “Provision should be made for discharge of the me * aie, dieatied TTErt planes to take on and passengers on the platform new building. Within a few years | Light Others Sentenced. ** atter other pleas of guilty, sen- tences varying -from four to 20 ars were imposed on Archie Ten- ' ote ae - 5 mer, George Lott, Paul Cody, Willile | | ae ee | | A: mold. Willis Tanner, Joe Hutto, get, é Ps BY : 7 eee a clusively for carrying mail great} CONVENIENT OUTSIDE ENTRANCE ON NINTH STREET distances. Business men will be) willing to pay the extra postage in| order to have letters delivered In % % % airplanes will be used almost eX-| : ) ie | PRS @n enenssane ——— | pt away from court. New York the morning after they | * a eC O 15 and $19 (5 are mailed in this city. Railroads | | . will be used only in cases of short | . hauls, Where they can transport} Ma “jay ga -saa">- A yo . * -7 ma Histor and Charlie Adanis mail for delivery the next day.” nm Py see | ~ | é TAN the defendants are white. : | : — : i | : | | | wae 4 *Brown admittedly was leader ot ACQUIT SLAYER OF EX-PARTNER Ea | | ( ==3e4 As st A team Rae oh. His sister-in-law Mr, Ntchen of her home early in Aug- | Coroner's Jury at Moberly. Mo., tt while preparing dinner, Wright, ’ « Self-Defe . ‘erdict. u. i ; 23 Yetie Pee Rite «PO Papa vee 4 fs Aiea dt aa Ak SET a ae! + Diet eee atl im an on a a WE ARR IEE aa Na ein in ie > gt ae ys yeni sain ; sion - Bien tele HSI » OY 6s i en been nominated {oO Kye president of | 1ZeES to the Nationa) Council. of Jewis} Women. in session here. Nomina tion is *quivalent to election Mrs Alvin Bauman of St. Louis wus Street, afternoon, | Our 1 CiONCe OE Ti cccs tas Me vice president el party and sport Frocks flat crepe, velvet, Mrs. David Greenwald of Milwan kee for treasurer. in pastel and all the Satin, Georgette ~~ brighter shades, navy and cloth. In 37 and black. distinct styles. | ‘Ten Years Go | When Fat Goes Sketched is only one of the And millions know styles that are too numerous to a very easy way attempt to picture. | Touring Top FOR DODGES; all $i. 95 SKID : Reenter 5 Recover ... models; Radiators only. "Double price above for hood sali seapunne cover “Ei SPO Oth ~ 9 Ah ile “ 25 Modela add toc} . OUrins Top CHAINS |} | "i.e Stthccit 2 Recorer ooo. COD for oe Back Curtains SF ——— Prre's Dinpopsin Ends Worst Fully Guaranteed for One Year TT Be ee ea, ANY ed | a Dyspepsia and the Awful . } iw . i ; ae ht be . 7. 7” . > > : ' St thi 4 Pat ; a ee rT — = = 70335 ; ; Piss: ro” ‘ " ~ _—: 3 ; - aw _ : e , * +94 Sh. 2 FT, ¥ ; tt ; “Ser - : | a ae im ees ibe Wj ? - @ “be! ui . , “hg Be = =: i ww. . Pe. os : 5 tht Baa , + shet eta a “a a. pe ihe ay Se . ; % : Le wit ee , id ; = i ’ , a - th be ’ are f * ductal 3 * ¥ § : ‘ at : ‘ rt. f P= : F < | ; ehitee 34 ss " ij * x ke ie | ’ i ° 4 ; ; 7 b t ; ajht ‘ . fre ‘ fe 1 A A Te —_—_— Rd oP en Ree 5 : aa as ———— . ER ney z - alt ‘ as aeerar Oren are 7 = 6-Voit Rubber-Case AUTO STORAGE BATTERY A $15.00 Value; *9 25 | ood Ge Gs 0 .n ce = yer 5 coer Pad $1 ALLOWED FOR YOUR OLD BATTERY, OFF | A tight-fitting Pad that fits THIS PRICE over the brake and clutch « in the floor boards, preventing WEARWELL RADIO BATTERIES are made sturdy | | cold air from comiag through. and strong to stand up under hard usage. Case, | ppg so ge plates and separators are the best obtainable. The | | FOR CHEVROLET: °°" solid rubber case eliminates all leakage or warping. | Superior models, at mess - ’ | Excess fat is today inexcusable, and millions at | O S l e “ people know that That 6! giit to style an n ate Friday—In the Lower- Price: N beauty, health and fitness need not be continued. The years that it adds can be dropped. Read y-to- Wear Store, W here “Style, The modern way ot f at reduc tian is Martrola Always Is the Test of Quality. | Presct ption Tablets ~ unus ual exercise or de is cequired. Simply take four tablets daily until weight comes down to normal. It does nat a usually take long. Marmola has been used for 1g | years. Delighted users, have told others about it | until theuse has spread everywhere. Now people | F aretak: 1g over I , 20 boxes monthly. You see the resultsin every circle. Slender. ness is common, exces¢ fut is rare. Ask those people whi oe ave gained new youth, new beauty in ths scientific way. Thev will urge you to use That would usually what they used. be marked at very much The coupon will bring samples of Marmola, Also our books stating every ingredient. Also higher prices © o ' sunventes fon <td ti lo authed in fairs Both miss and ma- ness to yourself. Clip coupon now, Delivered fully charged, ready for use. | FOR FORDS, at .. Honeycomb Radiators | | ee B FOR FORDS — ig} . ouring = bhrand g S : coins § ¢.45| $1.00 allowed off these prices | : \* . : ! \ | cea $ 3: 95} for ‘your old Radiator . », Fe on Sale —— - EL) RK | | dD | | | aed ea LL : hese HADIATORS have extra : — urge water capacity: are made full 2% inches thick: wetgh HE Lets | at thew ot ate of SOLID —~ — oe .e FOR C VRO KASS NCLUDING CORE ; . ; AND TANKS Material and | ; ‘3s ane | ouring construction are very hest Curtains ihrougheut. Each: Radiator ts on Sale. tron will find suitable All druggtats sell Marmota at $1 per bor. millinery ‘ in this rou oy? dee oy vagge # h ‘tn esupen. of Velour Hats. S The The Pleasant Way to Reduce shapes are varied and modish. All head sizes. MARMOLA | 23: 522!¢ | irouenout. | Each: Radiator ts ” Free FOX aoe SS Pe? eee DI before fenvi furto Wide or narrow brims, ruffled or Straight. 2.235 General Motors Bids. Mail Coupon : emcee ens’ Nefore feuving fuctory , 7 oaey - x “rx x x rx , od Also Matrons’ Hats of Velvet, $4.95 in cine ovrrence’ agcinst bursting Vandervoort’s Lower-Price Store—Basement. Roadster Orening SIDE CURTAINS co'suie’... Dkk OK OK OK DR ROR RK ROK Re eK ee ee ee ee ee F ete tit ST ne \

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3 ae CH - pO Se ee ———— ae re —_ —_—- ~ — ee — ehh AL thcehded ii, : —_______THURSDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 18, 1926 __ ST INMNS PAST-NISPAT A eee ee ——— cg eneneeeeeeneeene Sue — ee —— —~ ST - 2] eit i, ge a hee + a 4 e 7 4 ho See Our Other Announcement on Page 5__ X, BAER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER Y NOW! SINE LYNCHERS OF LL PAPERS re MAN CEN ate your home for Thanksgly i Ivory Soap 10 =: §1¢ ; — nsationally tow prices include gy. Bis _. Gy , values worth up to $2 a roll. - i ( | ects ra ' , = | ROCTER & GAMBLE A G Sto i -" tow a ae ae aaa : : Ivory Soap in medium reat re N. 7th ST i —. | size bars. There is a buy- . _ & . Be sure you are “oah | ing limit of 20 ba t G G With the Canopy. se eo rly Pera. g . Brother-in Law of customer. Ss -tO @ Ima reat ity ’ 4 ~ : | a de he ie eadiertetemarinttteenamenantieetemntimeemeenmtreinemmmnent tee ei a ae OOOO LLL LOL OLE LE LALO LOL LE OAT CLL CET EE et tpi eNebee te ttiatsLtpnre een LOE CON COR At STER’S } . a om (Downstairs Store.) ISPATCH WANT AD. Results alk | a red shee itt | Ap igue Ontewes He|/ MAPle Cotton Goods, Bedding and Blankets Ben sas oc: sla Seis Kon snd Sut’! Plaid Sheet Blankets | White Broadcloth | Outing Flannelette |36-Inch Hope Muslin sia ame ee eso | vas | Friday Sales of Special Purchases From St. Louis Jobbers sorciock | 4B) 4 Citizens Who Too\ UTO | Silks, Hairline Stripes q Mail | Bee sc seteas At 84c Each At 19¢c Yard At 1 2c Yard At ] le Yard Wool Crepes, Poiretsheen a mob that removed | Orders | . Wright, a white man, from | "a eae | pty jail ee nea — A very unusual offering of soft Good quality, highly mercerized A fabric that is much in demand] This well-known brand of Mus- $ .00 Day Received | | him lta aii: Died fleeced, cotton sheet Blankets in | white cotton Broadcloth that is | for making sleeping garments etc.; | lin, suitable for pillowcases, fancy MANCHESTER | — * “g ufe today. They were | the 64x76-inch size. Come in pink, | suitable for making men’s shirts, | cotton outing Flannelette in light | work etc. Soft finished. HILAND 2340 by yesterday after pleading | blue, gray, orchid and tan color | boys’ blouses, pajamas, etc. 36 Me § ey — and checks; 36 a Muslin, at 18c | —— uty of murder. 255 laids. inches wide. inches wide. yard. 4 case revolved around the . WE were most fortunate in recorded lynching in Georgia | ° : securing an entire sam- ee sentence for rer | Apron Gingham 81-Inch Sheetings ; 42x36 Pillowcases | 11 line of = large manufac. 1 m _ Speed f0 t 10c Yar At 25c Yard ; | | a. i brother-in-law of) : : At 10c Yard At 10c Yard A lot of 2400 ready-made high-grade Dresses at an om . te ee acath Wright | Amoskeag Mills Apron Ging- Medium, we‘ght, unbleached bleached Pillowcases in the tremely low price. All are » ee suceived a life sentence. | ham in fast color small b.ue Soft, fleeced, pure white Sheetings in the 81-inch width Standard quality un- 42x36 inch size is offered at beautifully tailored of cting, most efficient. and re- ie pleaded guilty when only four | a checks; very low rome en for 8 is oftered at this special price. bleached Muslins in - 4 36- this low price. wanted materials. ll necessary fittings and carr , had been selected in a trial | ; ants’ garments, etc.; also inch width; suitable for ‘ ions for Snstalline Sadie with for 13 men suspected of solid blue and pink. many purposes. 3 o’Clock Special _ In most instances there is members of the mob.. Rob-. Scalloped | bi oe) just one style of a kind. fendi "| . ; ; BS cAkencs ana wes 81x99-In. Sheets : 7 Gueend Mabe 32-In. Dress Gingham Core ‘in ‘the desired. colens, Linen p ~ f 36-Inch Shirtings At 121/ m Yard mostly in sizes 16 to 38, some 2 . in larger sizes. Light Seay Sentenced. | At $1 25 Each Table Damask At $1.78 | After other pleas of guilty, sen- | Crinkled Spread Sets in At 10c Yard A lot 2.000 yards of fast ; ; : = = vot varying from four to 20) Heavy bleached Sheets At 88c Yard Woven ro.e, blue, and gold a aoa colored reas Chacha in The values in = offering | / were imposed on Archie Ten-| of extra good quality, in stripes; scalloped and have Soft-finished, Shirtings in small checks and plaid ef- are so pronounced, we sug- - @er, George Lott, Paul Cody, Willie | the extra length; all are Soft finish. silver bleached, cut corners; spread and blue and gray stripes and fects. Suitable for dresses, gest an early selection. Willis Tanner, Joe. Hutto, | in size 81x99 inches. pure linen Table Damask in the bolster combined. checks; for shirts, children’s aprons, etc. | | (Downstairs Store.) (Downstairs Store.) Histor and Charlie Adams. 64-1nch width. wear, ete. the defendants are white. | : if / wn admittedly was leader of TT. 7, | mob. His sister-in-law, Mrs. : : ‘ & Rollins, was killed in the ° 300 N Dr Women’s Shoes Child ? Shoes W 9 Silk Scarf W ? Glo r : | of her home early in Aug- Fur- 1 rimmed Coats ew esses ren s omen $ $ omen $ ves, f air : while preparing dinner. Wright, , a , in the home, was arrest. $ 0) $ 65 $ 98 ae $ 90 $ 98 @on afterward when it was} 04 a as aA == =o Zecket Removed te Nhow he and Mrs. Rollins had . , ers > a ok supposedly over the A specially I : ¢ scans cmp Misses’ and Misses’ and purchased mported 3 97 , All -silk chamois suede - | Betniinight on Aug. 27 a masked women’s, of women’s, of oup, includ- Oxfords, : bri SPECIAL Heaters e lied at the outer office of Bolivia and : ; f ~— SF ¢ ford straps and crepe de chine f c Gloves | : neat satin, flat ing xfords. , Scarfs in new are offered at Whe eubeuct pectsh through o| Be kill, overpowered the Sheriff. suede with crepe, crepe straps and some high ata eat hin, aommanal ee eo neee cote fives up paek his keys. Wright was | fur collars satin, Poiret com bina- Shoes are in tee full low price a Ot vegioter located im from his cell. The Sheriff's and fur collars twill and tions of black this group. Of ~ dth and hae” novelty io Ag | ee ripped the mask from one of | and cuffs; Poiretsheen in satin, patent patent leather : or 65 EE Seek ete ant away i oiieneds 11 4 and tan. Sises length. With e m broidered odels; ° Hi ew SPOS away | well tailored; the newest leather an - 8 oe or without cuffs and $6.00 Value, at.. | ae. | > x satin de chine models in the trimmed _ef- Oy ig fringe ends. come in all for All Chevrolet g, Body Found at Roadside. | ep lined; new desired / col- fects; spike fp ei Attractive wanted col- i Remuler 96.59 $4.95 a Wrient's body was found. } ise yy shad os and ye i of or Cuban at oe in Same cee pions REE ar B a iianen | oo soe een from | 14 ee renal. izes toja0, 36 to 48. agp may sy ; ms Bort nme oo = oe gee Sitnéd anes es wn was arrested when his re- | (Downstairs Store.) (Downsfairs Store.) (Downstairs Store.) a can tse oe th athe 5 eee ip to Mrs. Rollins was as-. v ed. One by one suspects | ol ——— ——— 7 arrested and recently a coun-| _ zs eefand jury returned indictments | ° ° ) \ > ? « Lengths 18 men. Taree bave not ll: | 5Q Baby Buntings| | Silk Undergarments 350 Girls’ Dresses New Princess Tams Linoleum mat apprehended. Three others. | . refused to enter pleas, are in HH] pe a § . .00 $ 95 Yi siise¥eese They “are Jack Lastinger, $ 90 - — — C + => ie Strickland and Tilden Smith. | i igre | Liquor Treaty in Force : HL ee e ’ > ; ’ , d . Yard pie WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.—The | W omens tentocd Drane- These are ! - yard i+ tos : with Spain to curb liquor | : a] teddy bear ] f felt in all Ruffled hh Uggling has b | Made of} h £ es of flannel, oO wide, burlap a: u e | 7 the ecome effective f * lit Cc emise oO velour, serge, of the new back, printed Curtains head- ous > he ry th nee of ratifications sRe. quanty crepe de jersey, tweed, high colors cork Linole- @ ‘| edattop. Have Wise . ,ecovers to he corement Its aim. | sh gag chine. Also and homespun includin um in usable white and col- ites al ; | ® Original treaty with | some have step-ins, inchecks, 1 black an lengths for ored ruffles; | won Hhe new. These Recovers | Britain, permitting searches | sleeves, all bloomers and plaids and Chanel red. kitchen measure 33 , » $4-o2., fine grain, waterproof top | Pee of rum runners. are in the but- other gar- stripes; two- Made in three k it chenette, inches fi ly cut and fitted to replace the | ton flap style. ments of Seco piece, flared, head _ sizes: etc Please ed. A_ large g exactly. EVERY SET COMES . Trimmed with itt ATI etc., styles; small. medium brin meas- variety for se- | {TH REAR CURTAIN, BINDING | wide satin sty — wanted col- and laree. 900 mnths Rosy ~ lection. 1200 ribbons. Only y jace trim- ors; sizes 7 to in the group. pairs to sell. = | S FOR CHEVROLETS 50 to sell. med, 17. r wt (Downstairs Store.) on i medal Store.) (Downstaire Store.) | $3 65 nn ‘Models (Downstairs Store.) (Downstairs Store.) (Downstairs Store.) | oes aa. Touring Top 7 95 Curtains | Recover ° 4.Q5]Recorer ..”. 90.45 Little Girls’ Dresses Men’s Overcoats |-| Boys’ Lumberjacks Little Boys’ Overcoats ed colors; a — ] ‘s Diapepsin Ends Worst | . $ $ 95 $5.00 G $ 1 15 | | BR SIA RR | BBM Drones and the awful $ 4 .47 = _— j | | ee PES — Pe™ Prem in Five Minutes | — \ ( Of English | Pa 8 Fea a a tt | Heavy wool Z broadcloth | in | vy > koe | 7 b A special , ; 1 Pha is fs ee | | Well tai- rs oo / purchased 2 satin - stri ] | fee fc 7 All-w ool lored of fine, jacks wyt group of 65 V; madras and } ie wf pe serge Dresses two pokets , / 80-square per- ] | Fae we | serg all-wool fab- little boys 1 heels. three- ‘ hei | “gg Pree betas a | {in the regula- rics in the and knitted Ove rcoats, 4 = a oon cales in white | aa tI ta | tion styles in newest dou- ne ttom on made of fine i and stripes; i ee ike Oe ee es Sl | sizes 2 to 6 ble breasted — =. warm fabrics tops; come in wes Sees | , A RMR, hr A | years; all are of atales large plaid and ere wool ope: © have center 1 Anti D f bP d | finished with Shown in all patterns and lined Sizes twelve assort- pleats; full | 1-Vraft Pads ined. cut; come in | ‘ . . { ; aor : _ | | red tie. Limit the new Fall may be had in | ar : A tight-fitting Pad that fits closely ' | of 2 to a cus- shades and all sizes. Un- | ee er tow slight irregu- | over the brake and clutch openings | : i. | Just : usual value at : lars. Sizes 8% in the fioor boards, preventing the : one. il come in sizes this price priced. to to. | cold air from comiag through. i 300 to sel. 34 to 42. p ° Store.) FOR FORDS; : ; (Downstairs Store.) (Downstairs Store.) (Downstairs re. | I ee | : cad (Downstairs Store.) (Downstairs Store.) Superion modelas AE eesseseee. 49: | Fe FOR FOROS, at ......-..-.- 79C | at ae : on Cus _ | \X.||| | Flannelette Pajamas | | Men’s Night Robes | | Men’s Flannel Shirts Child’s Union Suits | eee A OE ae mi ee — _ oo FOR FORDS | 29 cen $6.45 +1= 89c © c Curtains - | & | C 7 SEegeeeamalE : \ | pd irk Seog high - grade ser , a ; t - ° TART, i Roadster | | , d Part - wool oad . genuine cow- oe. Ye’ ccrcine $3.95 | AB ge ese Fianna Shi sce, bt Sie hand: + on Sale.... rae | Bock « —. me abn . outing flan- |i} ing flannel in wien ll ¢ee Union Suits sean ag col ars Ce , se = mar After ‘Tt nel; full cut. button f Bok t pockets and for boys. ~~ iden “oe Nonna eee ne | PRB eee ke mater wast vox] fate hese AU seek ‘and ‘one Saf ea eet,” tong embous BE ted caraine $Q.99 | MRS icles Sete mae ||| .| fom comes TIMMY] «| | pocket, com ap piegves. <r Be ° . - ’ : ATE : - ’ . lon Sale.... om] ings, belching, gas pres- Esse ste Tat roan : a oii i Since "he ae aon eowee: — — ry R d all such effects of acid dys-: * hed in Sw te iar cut: all sizes Vi ty Ht a cf « Aa all ankle mirror eaceter 45 | * aig g°ne—completely. Noth- ° Wh ENS i Tai | : gizes coin purse. TAINS Curtains 7: | Madde to cae oo a living | sizes A, B, C, {i} si to 20. yea tional values. en eran cs ng ngel years.(Downstairs Store.) (Downstairs Store.) on Sale.... — | » Pegain confidence in your stom- | an ‘ (Downstairs Store.) (vows . | ‘eel (Downstairs Store.) $— 2 tt ana Prove it. Get a 60-cent yor Of Pape’s Diapepsin at any es. en a LL OE A a a A ALL LAO Dt APE PARE ye . Se ee a ? wey . oy A pe ar eamiapolts, rors? my aoty RS PERRIS. Ch eb ® een RPT AB on» nose ERO yt - . ’ ronment " nha parva, * (Pe Ae OR AMGEN | OE SIG a pore ee eee a oye oo VR pm tay a wen 5 ieee atin Ede tt de 4 Seta ae hae en ee pe - 8 1? nen a Aap agp ie ye) tape mm ‘ es swe De aT a) SOMO SARE ap owe: * escesings tpseetteams ee ee ee, ee ee oe eS is Od a eS * ACen etiperey peng: - — me 4 — <a ion. roe c. 4 Dein |) ner ates, re eal v ae : "a eal on Site A Ror at a ee Se : e aie rac. cen 2 Pa Fe BIR ne ots Bene ene Re ae

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P , none me . 4 anahers ou, pry ' : LB acy. c Aas Si 9 ia ne Ea SRM 5 ki a Seer Se RE) gree OEY Sn, Cae ee er et 7 wo. le SR aaa a a ~— i Aa A OE r- aes ee hes aa SPR ee cee eee y SES Ek we OR SS Ra Veep tee ee ’ ; : ret, a Tore v v oe oe ee get > " : > MAA in ON AS See a pride) ite fare See tea > tee a) C: 4 P Al es ee ie BOS. * = . R “eee SG aa ; * eg >) ) + eee SOLIG Separate pieces “age ae . +4 Armecha ; hid e eee. war FB: SIS! moi Lb IF YOUR I AC TIVE GROI Liberal Terms On this group ($198) we will allow you to pay as little as $38 cash, balance of $160 in ten equal month- ly payments—$16 cach month. ) (No interest is OR 2 PER CENT DISCOUNT FOR ALL CASH ¥ iW « VCO ww is of the newest design and rich antique mahogany wood around top of back of both pieces. Covered in your selection of genuine mohairs of manv Sica es reverse side of cushions in damasks or linen friezes. ’ ; LIvVely i he Octagon - ~ IVING ROOM VALUE \ IVING ROOM NEEDS NE Nt p 9.5. MN This $262 Four-Piece Living-Room Group | Saturday $64 With Dase carved «i in G pat- SrrrTners © * 4410 134 5, ~ or - Pa oe + - Coverec in am asx 7 3 _ oo al Table has eight attractive 7? Willi he solid $28 $19 HAVE EVER OFFERED VE W FURNITURE BE SURE Convenient Deliveries The two-piece mohair Suite will be made up to your special order im our factory and delivered to you whenever you say, with odd occasional chair and octagon table. 7 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted Women and Misses Should Avail Themselves of This Offering of e —of Various Silks and Wooleneil All Extra Values at smartly S Stvied Dresses 75 : | @ There are so many styles in this propriately for almost any daytime oce; cial price of $7.75 represents an empl combinations, jerseys and wool crer sizes for practically any figure. Wine, green, cocoa, red and brown are the colors most prominent; also many smart black models in- cluded. Basement giving assortment that you can choose a —and very economically, too, since the p . saving. Of crepe satin, flat crepe, Georgette’ Specially Priced match. 89c Drapery Rayon Attractively striped rayon- and-cotton-mixed Drapery material in lovely color combinations ; for window $1.75 to $2.25 Values, @ A lovely assortment of voile, grenadine and mar- quisette Curtains with neat colored ruffles; complete with matching tie-backs; some with valances to $2.50 Grenadine Curtains —in crossbar and dotted de- signs with neat ruffles and tie-backs to match; all white, full length and width $ 1.25 Basement Economy Stere Remnants of Inlaid Linoleums Seconds of $1.49 Grade, sq .yd... Useful four to ten square yard remnants of durable Inlaid Linoleum. Two yards 79C wide and offered in attractive tile, block and mosaic patterns. $1 to $1.50 Shirts 89c @ Men's Shirts from our better lines—soiled In white, plain. colors and fancy patterns, neckband and collar-attached Soiled— F riday at . from handling. styles. Sizes 14 to I7. Many pieces match. Basement Economy Sture Basement An Opportunity to Save on Men’s Union Suits. $1.50 to $1.75 Values $] .24 @ Elastic ribbed cotton Union Suits that are softly fleece lined; made in long sleeve, ankle-length style. White, random and ecru; sizes 36 to 46. od — ————— Beret ay ey) ov ty: ; pty - Children’s Union Suits 88< to 98c ribbed cotton Suits in knee or ankle- length style with taped waist; long or short sleeves. Sizes 2 to 12 years Women’s 88c Union Sais | Medium weight ribbed cot. ton Union Suits im neck, sleeveless, knee-lengts | style: sizes 36 to 46 Basement Economy Store Men’s $1 Gloves 69c @€ 2000 pairs of heavy imported fabric Gloves in gray, beaver, tan The gee with embroidered backs: nd brown; for street or driving wear. 7% to 10%. Basement L-conemy Store Sizes @ Practical sports, Astrakhan Sweaters street and school are these Jackets of warm astrakhan, in Winter colors. buttons and braids. S:i $1.95 Gowns —of rayon, with lace trimmings; also tailor- ed styles; white, flesh hon $1.33 14 \ honey i, Sleepers —of cotton outing flan- nel, with feet, sizes 2 to 6 years; striped and white; 49¢ special . trimmed with large collars, izes 36 to 44. Hoover Aprons Long sleeved Aprons in white and : ored chambrays; perfect $1 to $1.49 grades . im —of cotton sa charmeuse, cut in wanted colors. Factory Take Advantage of This F riday Offering of Women’s Low Shoes $32.95 to $5.95 Grades Checked, $9.55 | Oxtords, straps, pumps and colonials in satin and patent, blonde and tan leathers; also gold and silver brocaded slip- pers and combination effects. Full Louis, Cuban and low heels; sizes 2'4 to 8 in one style or, another. Basement Economy *tere Share This Offering of $10 All-Wool Blankets $6:25 @ Thick, warm Blankets in large size—and of 100% pure wool. In large blue, ends bound in cotton sateen of a matching shade. rose, tan or gray plaids, the Just 100 pairs in this remarkable group. Plaid Blankets 7axBo-inch size an ¢ * overcast end: — $3.95 —in bright plaid: seconds of 4 50 gtade. pair. : Comforts $7.95 and {895 wool-filled Comforts of various styles— with scrol] $5.95 stitching . Rusr meet Feoecnm Stor. Friday Offerings That A re Decidedly U “Specials” in Cotton Goods 15c Cotton Outing 2 to g yard mill remnants of 27-.nch heavy qual.ty cotton Outing Flannel in dark 10c designs. Yard. $3.50 Bedspreads Soxtos-inch rayon and cotton Bedspreads with $2.49 edges; green, blue or helio; very special... $2.4 Siiveiinnciiie@: = 15¢ Unbleached z to 20 yard mill le 39-imch unbleached useful for a number of purposes. Yard.. 25c Plisse Crepe 32-inch pink, maize, b'ue and white Plisse © for underwear; ironing. Yard . plain col- : «Bch 89c to $1 Bloomer | et requires #8 Seamless Bed Sheets Full-bleached 81x99-inch size Sheets with deeply hemmed good quality Bed ends. —-—— a 17< Cotton Outing Full-bleached 27-inch cotton Outing Flannel; lovely qual- ity for sleeping garments. Yard.. | Ic Silk Remnants 98c € Silk and silk - mixed weaves. plain and print- ed; lengths from 1% to 3 yards. Basement Special, Full. - bleached part - kitchen Toweling; quality with red | Sesmel.* Tare. . «ned Basement Economy 904 10¢ Value, 6 for... Finger and pure whi cream — from our Bake §S:.op. Charlotte Rus e 4 IC € Freshly baked Cake: eee. te eee Fairyland to See Santa Claus ie, =, a STIS AL SAA GOLEM D LAG A AGES Assortments as A $8.95 Linen Table Sets titched colored all- lines oe Sets; 69x69-inch clotk with six napkins $5.95 Linen Table sa rs emstitched all-linen silv eed Sets: 56x72-inck cloth with six nap- $3 95 kins to match Imported Covers Covers of fancy col- ee cotta: §9x59-inch siz suitable for library or dinir Extraordinary | $1.50 to $ Glass Special 7 Friday.... @ These good quality heatp attractive in appearance and without scouring. Very Pp and for your own holiday bs Utility dishes, tube' pans and pudding ¢ pans, cake pans and 95c; custard cups” Thanksgiv1 In the Hous Friday—Proti LOOP ee $3 Round Roasters $2.10 Wear-Ever alumi- num Roasters : fitted With removable in- | * set rack, side han- Gle and ventilating terior fint cover. ground pe $8.75 Table Knife and F ork $4.50 Three-Piece Carving & $4.50 Round or Oval Shaped $3 30 5-Qt. White Enameled $2.30 White Enameled on 79¢e Round Enameled E $2.10 White Enameled Rice $2.10 Griswold Waffle Irons %4.50 Mirro Aluminum Cof. a . No. o-size Dutch © “Tite-top™ and inset For Convenient and Ce

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go J LOUIS POST-NISPATCH ee THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted YMC TEAR aISt. Louis Greatest Clothine Store & FAMOUS~BARR CO. & |ssmana ee ee a O ; Davi ' ’ | Claus PERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY Fairyland ae BANS onraineD By OUR NEW YORK BUYERS THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMO Belleville, Get News of Fatal . US-BARR CO. M. O’NEIL CO, THE MAY CO. ’ U s Aageles Denver St. Louis y Ct c Clevgland Leap in California. A T ABOU 7 HALF THEIR ACT VAL VAL | 4 F'riday—Make Selections at Substantial Savings From These Groups in the Word has reached Belleville that David (‘‘Nick”) Taylor, also known in St. Louls as “Daring | Dan” Taylor, boxer and stunt per- is Offering of | former in sporting events, lost his | 5 Offer E life Sunday in diving from an air- Deuble Young Men § Combination ; resse il plane into San F Bay, - S fe ven tor Oh Eagle SouwNavy Blue Suit /Roth@ 4.50 | ‘Taylor, who had been a coal) = Stam Plai 0 | miner near Shiloh, IIL, in the vicin- 4 and d vercoat for LIVSESESLITSL SEIT: LYDTSLIAL A 7 LLSSRELEEPGPSS. VAAL TIPEL/SASSAS, OLSSELPAI LIAB A WIE SEPIISSFLE EVYSIA PLITLISTL SM IGG VITESSE BOF LVI VAA ISIS Ah a tad ~ Fe tied Silks and Woolens and 44 Assortments as Attractive as They Are Unusually Priced lity of Scott Field, began his ea- xtra Values at aid | | tt eral Sy smame Som Re SUITS TWO- inen Table Sets moving t ] d aut . $8.95 Lin $5.95 Tablecloths | Feehan. | aes lee ie eee ee $20 worsteds and itched colored all-linen | Tablecloths | Full-bleached all-linen hem- __ an ‘in preliminary bouts. Then he Clearing of Odds and Ends cansimeren, Sianey . i M4 . S ; rsicd and k Sets; 69x69-inch cloth | Fy11-p) -1i | stitched Tablecloths, 54x54- cour took up airplane stunt exhibitions, | of $15 to $25 wor bie ang sinate eached all-linen | "a. : ‘first as a paracthte jumper and|@ cassimere Suits breasteds...... L 5 3 f | with six napkins | damask hemstitched SLL LEAL OS OEE LO GOEL ALAL LEAL ALL LALA LLG ALLEL ALL POLL NA LALA NELLA tt Ny Nie «Na EA OLE I A hI NE Oo NE I CRI GF ai EI ee ORNL COLI ee ee NERA RRR BSR Ene: NR ee RO Sie Ne IRE nm gg hee uistananedlinamitnaces ae ay = a ~ “ io , ~~ + - = eater ae ° ; . ~ wh ~ Sia Tiga TA set @ Beautiful Scotch and fil- @ Figured grenadine Cur- | PA) BME eset et-weave iace Curtains 2% af Special — ng sn eg —— a up Ape yards long and full width. ; 3 as ( : and voile Curtains with ruf- ; | || Woven of serviceable Sea n Union ia 5 Friday. cen fles picot edged in color. All ah. A 4 > ae Aan Island cotton yarns—in ec. y fleece have tie-backs and double- Buea ec ire Bp eee © ru color. Straight or scal- ruffled valances to match. Bice Saeue Sane Caen e loped bottoms with fringe. Roam ,%,. Special, the Pair - - ~ - + aa’ pe a ey See ; } 6 es 7 Ses fy) . a% 4 aes - >a '. } . se ~ - ‘ * . . in 2 y “ * oerasee o- vf wy weak x Ss x - we ae) aR n ee ee ee ee — , a ae ee a Oe TS en eee Se ee - hs Posey + Bye RO med ene a Me se Rta, ae bP ORES, Sy es es c Reh eF Sena rae ee hae —e a ee 1 | if ee White. Bt @ QThese good quality heatproof glass baking dishes are attractive in appearance and may be kept spotlessly clean without scouring. Very practical for Christmas gifts $3 to $4 Drapery Velour wiht Oe Creteunse ' and for your own holiday baking. Suitable lengths of 50-inch Velour in blue, | Just so full mew pieces of light, medium mulberry, gold, rose, brown and other col- | and dark colored Cretonnes of a quality for : 9 . . ¥ eee . . - Women’s 88c Union Suits if Utility dishes, tube cake pans, muffin ors; deep, velvety pile weave— draperies, slip-covers ton Medium weight ribbed cot- aid pans and pudding dishes, each 95c; pie with rich luster; yard and pillows; yard e- ton Union Suits in low ae pans, cake pans and bread pans, 2 for ped neck, sleeveless, knee-length ii 95c; custard cups are 6 for 95c. es. style; sizes ~~ . ies ‘ Fifth Floor De 36 to 46 i * ’ * . Basement Economy Store . | You'll Appreciate the Splendid Value of These : = Thanksgiving “Specials” Maytona 5-Tube Radios & weat r iti In the Houseware Section . son | Friday—Proftit by Them ie ide Saepeaiataecmeneanal Offered $42 | iii —— +++ °° § Unequipped at.. | | | , >) gares, : | ia Lg = Completely Equipped, $49.98 , street and school garments Ai ¢ Bex... : 3 ee Pe es 7 ii © Those desiring an inexpensive Set that will give : a _ of warm astrakhan, in several , , e te . > ¢ ; ¢ Si = = ® satisfactory performance will be highly pleased with | :% ed with large collars, novel | | | | , ) Hi . r “Maytonas.” They are thoroughly tested, dependably é : : .\. reo ' == constructed and have volume, and are simple to op- is. Sizes 36 to 44. at: ‘ ¢ | . r Hoover Aprons ii | ! — er ] d lace | — Long sleeved Aprons i ) ° ° s | a O _ | gaged re plain a 7, ; ambDrays; im- Rg Du ° ; ; a 32 | perfect $1 to- 88 iii $3 Round $3.50 Dutch A Practical, Allover Patter, in This Remarkable Offer of 5 | cae asahes nl » ; “ 2 ; ; ' Ln ‘ . bt : é last . 2 . : “ Rags His w . fhuadds/-Ly ‘ vib oe tilling Side itis Aes . * : (ane — A I ty > Etta RSM ADE | PRA I I ace or oe = * - — . ont mines ‘ = : = ie ahnibig scebtinia Pig eas TBR i oiing ils res St 2. ca COS om ia : ee * . eugene anne a ee on . . ’ ¢ wm % Jk Bi re bh PY ( 7 vay Eee NR Pe VENER SON tps Tbe eben i Rm: WINS ane 7 ives: 4 na D 7 9 * “gm a cae wre RNY AE. nme ah FP Re hm WAP ay OY, ee oe - pens 7 ~ oe es - Pe A Dewre «he Deg eee a Ser eee yee wees . preddeee it ee AGERE Wie whale & Debi sa. fie " . " ‘ 5 fo . ° ~ w “ _ ot oo ee “- 7 =e re ewww. ~~ oo oo, ee ee ame. yt . - a as — " nm : wad es wmty wn - > P woo wangne-eeeagtinn or anne tetepirenigh — -_ poeennrnte 0 Bh der ten. deen AR RIRE Dad a ee ee ee jntoreoennpennan A Pgrdne bet ty _ P eth ner tng oe ~~ cinianan . hown , - ~ > Peete en oe e ee = tie. «@ > . ugre® ne wap ~~ . — tent walle Ane PERS sp piglet oar ay ee a? a ehenar —— -_ . eee “ - oneal - - - — . ~ oan “ — * P: ° r 4 . + - , . a denied any) ae ~ . pune Nesaitnons oe ae etn dpa ; po ohn edad astay phd die bo hat rest pots sdnkintined. ik Yani» einen lah oi sab als debi ‘ P 4 2 : . . . eceieas wuleiven 2 Son dolbicsd Veber, ' yewrsibiat 4 née ’ . er ate we “ * ’ ' . or ” » e. « - me dh ee ee ee ee . Oe ee oe ee - wore per te ie eh. regedit erate 49c¢ Pair , Be th removable in- |“Tite-top”? cover, pers; 2 a £i ; | » Basement Economy Store |. Tay set rack, side han- and inset trivet; in-| with retinne a @ Many will undoubtedly like this pattern—and the heavy seamless Axminster Louisans are avoiding each nostril heagy oo of . : ay vyerms, makes reathing of colds and grippe 5 , dangers i through the nose free and | dle and ventilating terior finished injish and extra cut- grade of these Rugs is another strong recommendation for participating in this at Are Decidedly Unusual! PPM $875 Ta i Fork Sets : colorings. , : | - using Nozol, the new a. tt | y Baa $450 sous estes Sets : $113.50 value, 12x15-foot size $72.50 $90 value, different pattern, 12x12 ft. .$52.50 soles i ala ae easy, a ‘ greatly redeacte Ge in C G od Bea) Round or Oval Shaped Casseroles : s | Throw Rugs $67.50 Velvet Rugs ges 2 ¥ Aeeocaaukis ? , 0 on 0 s Lay) (30 5-Qt. White Enameled Teakettles — Lorna — —To Match Leshd ees 11.3x12 foot seamless Velvet [# by Walgreen s in vt. Louis © NECSs. $230 White Enameled Oval Dishpans II.3xI5 t00t $ 8.75 val, 36x70-in....$ 5.45 | Rugs of serviceable grade—in first Cold-Prevention Week. Nozol often breaks up 15c Unbleached Muslin . Rugs—7 only; choice patterns; 5 v 54- 3.50 stly sand and taupe if cover 4 ’ | $ 5.25 val., 27x54-in... .$ | gnostly san Pp ; P of 2 to 20 yard mill lengths of fF tT ee ere, wee fringe finished $123 50 «$17.95 val, 46x6.6..... $10.95 grounds $58 | colds overnight. It is abso- on =§=s«-3-inch =unbleached Muslin; if Br eats Wattle Troms : ends; Friday each ° | § 8.50 val, 27x54-in....$ 6.25 | Rug Section—Fifth Floor Most colds are caused by lutely harmless, being widely : germs that lodge in the nose. used in hospitals and recom- useful for a number of purposes.. Yard.... 10c 50 Mirro Aluminum Coffee Percolators a | a Nozol kills these germs and mended by physicians. 25c Plisse | , . isse Crepe | es Attractive Offerings Will Prompt Many Gift-Seekers to thus prevents colds at their Protect yourself. Get a 2-inch pi i Segal petty ee , * Trave’ : and white Plisse Crepe ME or Convenient and Comfortable ITrave’— source. bottle of Nozol today. se ise MM Wardrobe Trunks ||Savein Toyland Friday fies Qc Bed Sheets Specially Priced Friday — —On Playthings Certain to Delight Boys and Gitls Special at prea 9c | El RE 8 75 | “9 ———_— | TE «6 Ce fi. QO .-—— InFairyland f& | AtAll 20c Kitchen Toweling | i : aah , it Santa Claus Holds 7 mall Full - bleached part - I'nen FD ai fragt ) Merry Court 16 ln Ps mechan are yl absombent [— : , " @ Many will be a “4 . Y € Santa will give each wa | Quality with re to : | - : this unusual offering of full- conn child with a 25c ticket— ' border. Yard 12 i. size Wardrobe wT reurien with obtainable at entrance—a | | Basement Economy Store i | : _ suitable surprise package. . | ing =Z | bulge open top, dust curtain, $6.50 Sewing Machines Earl Shipley, circus $11.50 Trains shoe box and locking bar ; as . “ 99 clown, is here to present “American Flyer” Electric ! 3 7 ORES | ks. | : = 4° round edge construction. For to really sew; complete . Charlotte Russe | | | x . Winter travelers. with needle wes grat bg es 10 Value, | ; one , and thread | _. AOQc . $20 Gladstone Cases ts | $6 Steel Steam Shovels ; ST. LOUIS STORES ' $4.50 Doll Bassine | . € Freshly baked Cake =ishd Walrus or smooth cowhide Glad- $1.98 Baby Dolls; bisque faces. $1.48 $25 Toy Phonographs . 515 Olive St. Seventh and Locust Skinker and McPherson Finger and pure whipped Sart stone Cases with partitioned inte- All. Steel Sidewalk Scooters. . $1.98 $2.50 Horses, on platforms . Sth and Washington De Balivi & Kingsbury 514 W cream — from our own | : ior and sewed corners. A Christ- : Sets, $1.97 | "e State Theater Bake Si.op. Basement | Ae: rr gift that is sure to $ 15 $2.25 Flexible Type Sleds $1.79 _ $2.50 docprntes ee i sl (Leew Belt and Pershing SSediement end eden jal at please. Specie Sixth Floor AD OLEAN. gfe EE INT LI a PTE ARS WRT NE OR IG! IE TO TIN eB Sf NN eS a wens es 2 %, casera. rr Ona, Seer “ Pte nee ants eR eS SN ried Co a ae eee * dite ee . ~ 2 OR st nt tana ge ’ ~- ~ ° arnaet > - ” Se penn ek a eee Py By CNR peg te * “ s ~< ee een eT KW akin ™ ob sb Ail mint ~ ate: bar a eR re ee oa ee ne ee ee a ee er dee Cae ara Soo S| er x . Pte - \ Serie ar Oe ee toe ee ee rey nytonem manent OPT ee « mm oe cover, ground polish. ting blade. important saving. An allover conventional effect, bordered in rich tapestry lg Pita ting:

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Sy Ais) iG! lk: ee se | ie ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — _ THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18, 1926. We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted ~ Seeteped Bodeprende Women’s Rayon Sports Bloomers $2 Value, Offered Friday at $1.49 - ~ MoaRT TWO. Special Friday at $1.45 - @ ¥ @ Very attractive when embroidered are ae € Good quality knitted Rayon Bloomers these heavy quality unbleached Spreads & if C | S f with small ruffles and picoted edges—or : € striped in rose or blue, and stamped in —@ | Vv | basket or urn designs. Large size, with a | with ribbon cuff; gusset for fullness; oS OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY nolster atte caveat Soctce-sema Sunn ARIAGE STATUS 29 inch lengths. 9 Slipe—Third Floor THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O'NEIL CO. THE MAY. co. Los Aageles Denver St. Louis Akron Clevelan iti } Savings for Women and Misses in A Group Meriting Mothers’ Attention! : - gs sseu. iu | IN Fe Girls’ Cloth Frocks See This Excepticnal Group for Economical Choice of Smart Cotton Cr epe Pa j amas L | | : | - a Ail Unions, —— » _ Winter Coats ge | i Priced at . = Church | 65 @ This saving in the very excel . \ | * ! | j lent Nemo-Flex Corsets and Gir- esday. | $10.95 to $39.95 Kinds : "it dles is unusual—models being of Since it was proposed. more than . : { 7 ‘ a y | ' a = e . . . . 7 ‘ . si = ‘ * h ¢ *°O ie has been dis- at Savings of | Mf Favored styles in Canton crepe, satin, Georgette and crepe satin } pink brocade with - elastae gee ag" ge Same of willenei oi : , » — » | = - at thousal! i Las Frocks—in Chanel red, rustic, brown, jungle green, navy and a * %. tions on side. | mased a hair i F : , . — " rousin mor ride- black—with embroidery, lace, fur and other touches. Women’s, n attea oui wo Saeed niw hag it odin a: >, Sa Be Psy a tote wy eae. 4 ig lena sant 10a atin a " nha 4 rs = - 5 eee ee niet wiethinde ei 4 08 SMES PERS terete trp a evsd 7 5 ” 7 = “ Se ~o Re Bn, ¥ + ee apt Re ge a ead gh oaabia au tae . ¥ , ema c “ = Waa oe bs te fe “ . - e ~ 7 7 ni 2% gM Ae Smee B= Neen th I peek iieia Ps: Rat pe Spb Y He" -eitG ny eee Sates ey ete Dee ae nde ’ —e ie. rel 7 e, “ne by - . z Re ‘ , Pah She saci Nig cg Pe borgace te. arate ee ee eer Vhs aa: r ~a ane r - : > 6 x . by a5. a eis iy . * bo» Da CE oA CO eee ge hk. ea ae ee ~~ Qo~-yee é ey ee 39 cckenemetnant " aaa — 4s v4 ‘ 0 ~ sae Sy Sy ee 7; bo pfs. «> ) \ ihe 6 Se Mle Silas Sea ealeete aee aktat ee 4% : aoe - - kas a ad Pyt ay ~ rey Soret enae ne : re ‘ ' wenn ee ae os heal Ce) ee, Dae See “ Care he — aR 2 bn arcing ? ; eA re s ae abbr gates Hay ag ; NECA SNe CL ESD a A RRND UGE ir. pm Sn oan pla la Me yn Ie Se «ig RI A ag ni - 4 9 ” aati ‘ » S ™ Lar: ~~ cand then ge eee ean, teal bet bie neve € she sage peter ier apn kwh : A ne POA: 20 —" . P in ' aS, 2 t > « ¢ Rae Tey Dd bidae . —— —_ 4 ™ rn a , ‘ i 6 : . ae . . . " eo « . Ce, ee — ania ew * ere DN nea nm of PO the dd ae OIE POE Tp - “ BPO Sten Ne t ; é r — - qty ‘J ‘ 25 = - s . re . ° ai) - ee 9 ey! : : " - 2 r mn Ay 2 de, ge WTitginste AAR TAR paces ao ga gr cng Nee Po ; . r ee oe ee Pre « el ~ ve ee ee . m . s 3 by * - . : - ~ « - : . aioe FAO a whe . ; ope Te eo te IE _ eeptates sad : eiarureias cong “Ss . e : w 2 re we ‘ ” =i ‘ ons a happenin: : a JE z oi ee ah ee RO Om eu mrige tanga ne a ‘ , . oe Ve pn mathe tae pace ‘ : 4 te ln a mee . - oe. 5 hl ‘i 7 5 & faite \ n . py te : 2 " ¥ F } $ eae, nog COR > Ang) ott pee ene ote . thee Ney See TE ay inet ON, Feurth Floor ' a ure pertectly. ( ersets—Thira Fier ¢ radica! feature no longer re- @ Practical and dressy Coats of love- wuires registration at the govern- ly woolens, including novelty cloth ply ; at office in order to legalize and broadcloth models with fur col- Po a . age, thus legalizing not only lars or fur bands; all warmly lined. A Purchase of 1000 She; Shs /: =e | } x Only This Week to Join Our Meurch weddings. but unregistered Newest shades and sizes 1 to 6. 9 2 = = 8. 'f / s OTT Tes o 4 common-iaw meagre Nett Be S ~ at ea LC? ad. 4 AS NO C t P] Ct Cl b Advocates of the ne’ de i $6.95 Sweater Sets Boys’ $1.00 _ Set Coa eS Yn Zo ommunity Plate Clues es = : . E ° | Wii to Kursky ocumber sundreds * MMe Sentinn Gad mittens ia. bett Union Suits —Buying With Small Cash Payment ny sane brown, pink and powder blue. $4 &5 dthout jege) formalities and who a7 Balance Monthly f nea requentiy are abandoned by their, and prevemted from shar- oe ee ER ee ° © S ¥ SS f) 4 wil. By Z Vy 4 o r r Offered at D In d D ietg' R . 4 | ; Uh b—a : Com- vow Imfante’ Shop—Third Fico la On l er Ings vA ty c Join the Community Plate Clu nd obtain wm the busband’s property at munity Plate Tableware in any pattern on ie. death. . $165 V | > HHH) BP oo | J 65 alue, $ 0 eee special terms that enables you to enjoy using it while Expected to Promote Marriage. Friday —— ; ' However under the new law. un- ae went paying for it. . M@gistered wives do not share. their’: Friday—Special Offering of =—— Tepeesbands political rights. which . | . o ° 7.9 . Be : Sparkling, excellently cut diamonds combined with sap- ens Work Coats ) , | ig ration formalities and the diffi- | . Special Group of 200 “R . *& Kn] k S it _In this special offering are © Ww a i : a al ~ pnoires or emeralds. Charming new styles. rf : | org neaigett ake aingar 1C cL ul S “0% wr andom ribbed cotton Diamend Jewelry oe wong FSS Floor. $7.50 *5 85 4 a ~ | ; ) | | : eo ee te tale : . p 7 | ; ) | s—in long s'*eved and marriages instead of decreag- " > ankle-length style—in sizes 6 to Offered for Friday years. Also drop-seat but- Value them T5 “Our nine years of soviet exist- : have been marked by much’ brder in domestic life.” declared | -orms Le, ing mothers will need no urging . : : — black duck Work Coats have ‘ to get full Winter supplies. . “ . large storm collars and are 32 Butfet Sets Smart Sets Olai Krylenko. Russia's chiefifor | a ee . P ? Whine pO), ae, Sie aon om toes * bs Sel Ree ae eon ee _— A hi oe ncscideanid ton R a ill ‘weet y we Sh: aE ma i’ ve ee, Ca Ftp ae ho ; 7: rer ae ee, ee ee ae Ne Eran rey ‘ 7 pwn ‘ Be Thy pee ~ “ys Bo ong tions concerning the cor- edited by : € All-wool crepe, ser ti rect usage and care of social secretaries—given ak ings, her | eae a ee s md Hahiteetelie telekat 4a” oe Community Plate. to women. my i nor necessary but {n-/- With one pair of full-lined e —made of cane sugar and cream- and Winter colors. Full range of sizes. and lightweight abrics in good Ucing it here in our own state. . desirable shades; for misses’ and On $25 to $50 purchases, $5 cash, bal- Guring a registered marriage Knickers. Every Suit sturdy, — £3. ery butter—pure and wuaolesome omen’s Wi : : ‘ urdy, 47¢ $3.95 Gloves $1.25 Gloves womens Winter frocks. ance monthly ; on $50 to $100 pur- og } fe Dossibie for a man or woman) Na aN a Oe ae ete eee i. tee a a , re , a aoe arnit neat well-cut and shower-proof as they are toothesome,; 4 S ; .* ‘ . : = a . a a3 . 4 2 i | . ~woad - sa : P special Friday, the Ib. Washable «chamois suede Assortment includes chases. $10 cash, balance monthly. : Sn & eget) eaermienerrs: Bers" Clothes— ; PRAWN Sakae BER \ A \ & 2 he ee s : g y Special Groups PM Gane: RY GE : e 3° eas SE BE? ow cans woman be inde: ie Special ° aed a | at , , ete —" = ed me on . - . — she must chase after The new code specifies “recie $3.98 Georgette Metal Cloths $3.50 Flat Crepe SANT Erm | / 4 i — Ss ) Special, $? RX 85.98 A £14.98 $? OX special ? — = Nard... 9EOC Values, yard Dé Sard..| Obed d $6.95 U llas x aE Heavy 40-inch romaine weave Odd pieces of } ‘aded nisia — 4 , 4 #4 4 ef hb : Saareethe in the staple and ae Pte “ brocaded Plain 40-inch heavy suede-finished * é : ; % ‘ a Pen” *igamngeesi. wives and chil | od h d - nd ge aah a —_ ag Siiver COi- reversible tlat-weave Crepe, Svecial ridav. ¢ Men Ww no VW Car the Warmer kinds or unGcgerwear wii! %- . a r “enacts most of the good shades. ored Metal Cloths. in black and twenty colors. : pt ‘ 4 $ a certainly want some of these all-wool Union Suits—soft ; da ag phi bt on te Old law, including | @ A purchase of 500 Umbrellas—of exce!- ? and durably woven—in white gray a d ' aff ; 4 all s; } th Ss Ee ! — o° marriages between | j = ur — , ; rand puff andallsizes. — = @ > * = eee? 6404 between 1: | - m if Steg : : mn insrene per- z " , ‘ | # only for the purpose of ng the P*rsona!l economic | ll lent quality colored silks, in 16-ribbed ; —o a o “ -_ ~ . a ae he ed Ri style, finished with imitation amber tips | ich Velvet Brocades | Aen ten Wile “died ig” ; | Imported Velveteen and tops—and handles in new designs. A most attrac- supply here Friday. “Aa $6.95 to $9.95 $4 88 $2.98 Value. 7 tive choice for Christmas gifts. Sy ea Ah vce Ties Values, Yard ¥ Yared 7 $2. 9 Umbrellas—Main Floor ‘wae : a4 . manent hmished black and: ~ linge a Pp W ] U ® . é “& 4. : : Se sais we: ie ‘ - +. ™ ‘ coior ec rt _ nN nN S Tt ’ : ; .e a ‘Mporta , meatal : gette—some with gold effects inter- wide and especially smart for daytime a eek Vie BE ttm orde ‘ bit Crt ra . oS : “SSF tO establish an un woven. d ! ; a ia oe | . Pe ao | Ss . eee | ee Make Gift Selections From These —A Kind Preterred by Many Men . iit ae fe i tea ee eee ae SV ; 4 a . Dree out of the afx fo! a) | i as cy Conditions: (a) Living to . $1.98 Georgette 1.98 : 39 ° - an 2 | : iam ona . thee $ : ae _ $6.95 Black Velvet ™ inen an Src 1e S $2.25 Value, $ we we. BE * ‘'9) common household; . . — pain and changeable ef- Beautifully fniehed hia; + ° mies 4 | ign wet S. (d) letters or docv- . , .Jde ia . : “ituiiy Hn.ened black silk _—_— ' > & ; ° ’ a wenn aie aie ane gerd a 4 nse Velvet, 40 incees wide “or In a Special Group, at Special. ca Aye © - ‘©? mutual support: . — Sn , Seep curren quality and in § just the prone: . : ce LE Pe : ) , ms -v i ¢ . »... es Surpoees. $| 69 any lovely frocks colorings. frocks ae on aad weigat ape € soo Gozen handmade Handkerchiefs of ——— Friday opportunity in soft-finished warm underwear ta | \ #F | | ‘he humband or wife te [to ‘9 stg ge $1 8 wraps. Special, yard $5 55 good quality linen with beautifully em- » OMY part wool: in gray shade, woven on spring needle ma- [ © a9 | bs S te; allmony. | Bue yard 6 Sitk Section—Third Fleor broidered corners; amticipate Christmas chine and especially durable. Sizes 36 to 50. ee RS Ata. f . Ortaistered couples -~xister | Jud giit needs and fill them while you may effect this sav- Men's Underwear—Main Fleer ee te. et 408 4 * 3 le tceagen the marrtage. | ame ing. 5 = Derty owned belere mar | that Main Floor a remains indivicual "That ac | the # ™Utually will be divided by At this emphatic saving you should select a Winter's eee | ij ae taps ae ee ae ee rye > ed te | a onal 'S and boys less than 14

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Be be. 9 - “ b ; and Ped % « PUBLIC OPINION is designed to reprodm by i — T-LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ Aah LONG NER group of debutantes there has been at least one out-of-town ‘ girl, who, because of her family’s kman and Wife in/early associations here, has pre- - lc ferreqd to return to St. Louis for yi * ' gata Craft her debut. This year there igs Mis sath ouls. ea Moor at st. | Anne Thomson Coxe, daughter o' | Col. and Mrs. Alexander Bacon —- »li te re af : r : 2 a4 P| i Wil. eh . . : os : iree discussion of their policies, a Eres! PY when it broke its tow chairang/| Frances Collins, and Henry Mudd | of Europe's area is now dominaied i San Out into the night. alone ‘Cask § 6 Nov. i353 in St. Louis. The ps hestile to the freedom of the 1 Pilsudsk ss just added Poland to Suppression territor Without an: hearing ording to the new fat 1 Sa ny editor may be sent to prise three months for printing news ause a public demonstratic) (tar } 7. —_ , — , 7 7 » a ra r aé@rogatory to Government oi iceremony took place Monday eve- | a IMENT IN FRANCE FOR ning at the home of Mrs. Collins. | Mr. and Mrs. Cook are in Havana he | AR RUNNER WHO LOST LIFE on hols woiting trip. They wil Va With — aii : on ibe gone a month, ana wit return | With Upstretched Hand “ psi oe ee dey wee pny ae Containing Papers. : the Asso lated Pr ae. — BULLY-LES-MINES. ; 4 . m i'.—As the miners } “ * ssion of their apartment at 493 hg 9 |'McPherson avenue. Aisi *—"~ of this | Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Fitzhugh ‘A bird's-eye view shows the fc! we town emer countries thus inteinaine ity oa al | eh “to 1 ino — sstlaestee rea ee — wegen }iussia where the Moscow aut ma sory, carved in i op *a ce ses ae ee pee hs gre have made any antisoviet press im? any One of their number - ho ‘ul et = one . mi ia to st or as néariy imipossible ;: ve at eer. NM eve : sinl tite ‘ * airs ‘ rist pre ae - oe He ah aca isc i dll ne cm, during Louis Dec. 1. Mrs. Gordon was | Hungary, where under the Horthy rei ay. “ S veraun a dec-! until Oct. 30 Miss Julia Lawnin nme ireedom of utterance ts permitt: : Spain. where the De Rivera dict jtelerates no criticism in printed fo: | has uriven out of the country two of its ™ Pa alew assault he Was sent wit A group of St. Louisans who will aed 7 2 pcman nt literary men, who were “d p tgent Message to th faa ae attend the Army-Navy football e 4/ 2 McPherson Avenue ;eUp press. * front-line regiment. On nis fame in Chicago Nov. 27 will in- BOLLAND S . N | Ktaly, where Mussolini prevents all cm Marche was mortally seand- clude Miss Mary Carter Davis, Locust at Tenth St. Lous, " fo. 4 ism of his regime. : 7 iragged himself to a ieos- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George . Poland, where Pilsudski ts idiv as*UMe Where tome «ha. se SE avis f 5285 ‘ashington | ) | ing ali the terroristic « sie cn of M : Bat Bee his rng ener Dee cae Mise outs dea, nei vase ipsane! ia oh ames : Hae ine nccdcntnte mtn a (Att cnr . ni mS he dieg holding aloft one| mings. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. omeeniee | Im addition the fair observer has to m™ in Which the ‘on a Sean —— Vwuarvadi €cd iloriugal, Serbia, Rumania and Bulgaria; im clutcheg. Another run- = bores so phe mu sort of 50-50 class. They have not % wae along, took the mes- N= | irigud press-supervision laws of soviet Et oa ue stiffened fingers and \X | Psia, t the statement that discussion yo it. Then he went to Fer- S OUT OM | c “ %* 7 ; " si? ; rié : , Scandinavian countries } | tre e in Lisbon : ‘ Pun ; Austria and the } wt ire Holla: is free, Belgium is fre fel} Marts of the he or - . i il » — 4“ Ol teal! a8 a * “ge on ’ a" ar ae } y a “2 a” 5 : 2 » ge : toe — P w* ‘*- ad 7 attate” a. ee P _~ en .¥* ss ad ** is . : og ae ee = a aaa. ne nin ne eedinn « alae « ’ ause Proto MISS ANNE COXF. Mrs. Alexander and given by her aunt, Mrs. Eugene M. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES| OR the past few years in each Bacon | Coxe of Washington, D. c..| | Will make her debut today at a tea | | Church at 8:30. | The funeral of |as a supervisor of primary educa- | tion, will be held at 8:30 a. m. to- | 'morrow from Immaculate Concep- | Cemetery. ‘tion Church to Calvary She died suddenly of a ‘School, 4015 McPherson ____THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18, 1926 TEACHER WHO DIED IN AUTO TO BE BURIED TOMARROW Funeral of Miss Mary J. Brady to | Be at Immaculate Conception Miss Mary J. whose teaching career of |'gained her a national reputation | heart t tack yesterday while seated in her: ‘automobile in front of Marquette avenue. Miss Brady had been a primary | supervisor for 29 years and prior) to that was a teacher in the pri- | PAGE 21 and he has telegraphed to the board that he felt it unwise to ac- 9 7.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— | T 1 |) FORD'S 5-DAY-WEEK PLAN WEST VIRGINIA U. PRESIDENCY TAUGHT IN ST. LOU , SCHOOLS be aaa | CALLED CUTE ADVERTISING DECLINED BY J. W. WITHERS | cept, in view of the objection voiced _|Head of National Manufacturers omen | 87 See Says It Was Ad to Cat § Former Superintendent of St. Louis| _ Some members of the prone: | =n ty | Public Schools Offered Post | Dr. Withers may be persuad By the Associated Sains. at $15,000 a Year. reconsider his decis ion. ; , Neb., Nov. 18.—John | Special to the Post-Dispatch. ’ bes ee pg President of the Na- CHARLESTON. W. Va.. Nov. 18. EDWARD CARD’S SON DIES ; iona ‘ i 2 ‘ . op @ . ~ — age Association of Manufactur —Dr. John W. Withers of New | Saccam bs to Pneumonia in Detrott; /ers, in an address here. declared| _ rf Father Seriously Il Here. “Henry Ford found it necessary to} York University, former Superin-| a oe a tendent of Instruction of St. Louis’ | Clarence W. Card, 48 years old, reduce production of Ais automo- | | public schools, has declined the of- | Only son of the Rev. Edward «A TS ’ coisas = ? $ a Ad a : : er | be ) . | 3 | Will be paid for the time they| other State school heads. This pro-| morning with burial in Valhaila Miss Brady was 69 years old and) ; » is | work, not for the full wee!};."’ test came to Dr. Withers’ notice, Cemetery. ‘resided with her mother, Mrs. Ann eee le | : : . Brady, 3017 Lafayette avenue. Be- | ° Ss c iCote Brilllante avenue, | Vista ayenue. ‘DAVID SOMMERS MEMORIAL ISS COXE, daughter of Col.| Library in New Hebrew Association Home Tronated by Family. Memoria! The David Sommers 'Library, named for. the Funsten, of 4 Hampton Park. Miss | man who was president Coxe is spending the winter with; young her grandmother, Mrs. William H. Thomson of Argyle place. ee _--- —_—_-—— Thomas C. Hennings of the Oxford | w make thé@/jon boulevard and Enright avenue West Moreland place company her parents, Mrs. Alonzo who and Mr. Church. Christy Mrs. C. B. Scott of QO., will arrive in Louis today to visit her son, Raymond G. Scott. and her granddaughter, Miss May Cleveland, Qf at. Reynolds Scott of the Senate apartments, until Sunday. Monday Miss Scott will depart for Rome, Ga., to be the guest of her ma- ternal grandmother, Mrs. John H. Reynolds for two weeks. Mrs. Oreon E. Scott, of 5211 Westminster place. and her daug Miss Mary Eleanor Scott. return to St. Louis months’ in New saturday of Eur York tour yester- day. An engagement of an- nounced vesterday was that of Mics interest with the low Bridge score read the news in verse and Miss Logan dis- played her trousseau. fiance are graduates of Washing- ton University, class of 1923. Miss opgan is a member of Kappa A] pha Theta and Mr. Holtgrewe of Kappa Alpha. The date has not been set. Mrs. George M. her daughter, Miss gan, taken a sui in Parkhurst Hotel, Tay and Maryland avenues. They have been summer Flanagan Eel Fiz and na- ; \ ‘ he . wee nave ior since early a — , The Chic Yebutante Of utmost importance, is the debutante’s choice of jewelry. At Bolland’s will be found the newest things and in a variety to har with every mode . - ~ + yy the moment. —— ee monize apartments, who will trip together: 'win, daughter of Mr. Lewis Warrington galdwin, 723 Harriett logan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Logan of 6170 Per- shing avenue, and Edgar He Holt- igrewe, son of Mrs. E. M. Molt. } grewe of Washington. Mo. The announcement was made ata Jap- anese bridge luncheon given yes-| terday by the prospective bride. | Late in the afternoon the guest! wedding | | at | a eee eee Pr OOF 280 ) PPP PA POOF OO AEF OSS (2 FOO OOO Oe FO SOGHO8S9 Men's Hebrew lat the time of his death last year, will be a feature of the new home bak ap Young Men’s and o } and Mrs. | month. |- A fund of $10,000, for endow-| composition, will ac- and | brary, has been given to the “Y "| Helen Foster Barnett prize, $200 \by the brothers and sisters of Mr.|«La Joie,’ sculpture, by Karl/| Sommers, who are Mrs. Aaron Gruppe. | | Waldheim and Mrs. Jullus Glaser First Altman prize, $1000, “108 | of St. Louis, Charles Sommers and! west 67th street.” painting by! Mrs. Fanny Leipold of Indianapo-| wayman Adams, N. A.; second Alt- | sides her mother she is survived by a sister, Mrs. M. J. Toomey of 3737 and a! | brother, James F. Brady of 3527 business of the Association Young | ture 1en’s Hebrew Association, Un-| Thomas R. Proctor portrait prize, ' ' : -1'$200, ‘“‘Marjorie Jay Daingerfield,”’ | Miss Roccena Bald- |The building will be opened next ment and maintenance of the li- painting by Walter Ufer, N. A.: ! a x ; aa” me OS” > ee Oe en sitewncscmmmmanall MARY J. BRADY. — a ee eee ee SA A A sa teatieen Youve heard and read about this Famous Flavor — have y«u tasted it ? ‘ST. LOUIS ARTIST HONORED | Special to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Nov. 18.—The Na- |! of Design has an- | Sf tional Academy nounced prize awards for the ter exhibition, which will be from Nov. 27 to Dec. 18. The win- liners are: Carnegie prize, $500, '“Lake McArthur,” a painting by | |'Carl Rungius, N. A.; Julia A. Shaw | | Memorial prize. $300, “Portrait | ‘Ivan G. Olinsky, N. A.” a sculp- | by Evelyn B. Longman: | win- + held 'painting by Henry R. Rittenberg. |A. N. A.; Isidor gold medal for | “A Discussion,” a Unrivaled LE lis, Sam Sommers of Selme, Ala..! man prize, $500, “A Hunter of | and Mrs. Julia Lindenberg of aus,” a painting by Oscar E. Ber | | Values Charleston, W. Va. i|ninghaus, A. N. A., a St. Louis ar- | HB ¢ 1 5 ‘ : — pe ‘ c --. Associated Press Chief Honored. |tist, who belongs to the Taos col- | fj ¢ I N C.} MADISON, Wis., Nov. 18.—Kent | ony. Elizabeth N. Watrous gold | > tH ae | int. Mideam “oe 8) ° ° : Cooper, general manager of the As- | medal, “Awakening,” sculpture, by | ¢ 714-16 Wash «ociated Press. has been elected na- | Hilda K..Lascari. J. Francis Mur- | > ington Av. Opposite Loew § State tional honorary president of the! phy memorial prize, $150. /\ 8 WINTER I HE ’ Sigma Delta Chi, national journal-|‘‘Bourne,” painting by John F./M ¢ ’ S RE! istic fraternity, in session here. 'Folinsbee, A. N. A. — = ; ; No woman can afford to be without a Coat at this low price. OUR REGULAR $15.00—NOW pr , ) PERMANENT WAVE \ That Famous Horseshoe Curl—Beantiful, Netural | Lustrous Wave Without Water-Waving Combs .*> SY’os Years’ Sneceanful Dperation tn St. Louts. NOVELLE SHOP, 323 N. Grand Av. 2-DAY EPI = S 3 re 8. of Phone. Lindell 8408 600 WINTER COATS *) *) B 1926 She and her! @? Pom fi ¢ °. , 5534 SH AEFOSSOSSOSOSN PSSSSSS GST SOSSSSOS SOFT SOSDSOSSF AGF GOS POSES, fi Floral Exhibit November 18th-19th-20th from 2 P. M. to 8 P. M. Chrysanthemums pons Orchids Lily of the Valley Luncheon, Tea and Dinner Table Decorations Basket Arrangements for the Debutante Latest Creations in Corsages Joseph Witek Dress Coats in soft, stylish fabrics, Sport Coats in plaids and novelty weaves includ- ing the latest lines and > modes. These garments will ‘> exceed. your expectations. All shades. Sizes for Misses and Women Actual $45.00 Values Special at e $ Second Floor Friday and Saturday Only 34:5 DRESSES Actual $16.75 Values Don’t Miss These Bargains! > all Roses ww ¢. . OPAC SOE SO GPE OOSEOPOGE OE AAS SSESS i" , tooee. OP ae Pad: Your opportunity! Stylish dresses in silk and cloth fabrics, C's re , " Eiment and Llold how ae} | Th: * Moving eesture has been meured in the i e » © the second his body, loWard th, runner who right arm SKY, helding its his » 48 @nnouncedg by officers me W ' | ition, 4nd to expose the fal- “rguments of the wets.” A ship ‘ampaign to increase te oped roster from 600,- » ,. '¥00, a day of prayer ‘&@ renewed campaign of | ae the schools and a Mg at Washington late Ty @re immediate ob- | Also Misses’ Styles Made Larger—Sizes 16+ A Brilliant Offering for Thanksgtuing tailored of rich fab specially priced for t ane (ryan Who Wear Sizes 36 to 56 Fur-Trimmed — Christian Temper- ' The Calmpaion will | ag “to explain pee ED Gorgeously fur-trimmed models for pg srie Sene ~ 2d political benefite of for afternoon and every winter need, exquisitely rics, and handsomely Silk lined, his pre-Thanksgiving event. , 18+, 20+, 224 and Up Lovely lines and the latest models. These models are the result of a fortunate purchase and the number is limited. Bring a friend and split the gost. Sizes for misses and women. 2 for $14.75. Second Floor | 4 he House of Popular Prices a ne a a aa dal ee i i i i satan titanate OO LL sill te ie ee 9 FRIDAY—Another Silk From Sale of Real French | Top to Toe Phenomenal Sale of SILK HOS VERY BEST QUALITY— FULL FASHIONED— COMBINING BEAUTY, SERVICE, ECONOMY— SHEER CHIFFON— and Also SERVICE SILK With Lisle Tops GLOVES) $1.9" gj | Value ... — | Embroidered and stitched backs. Very fine quality kid in newest e | hades. All sizes up to 8. | One and two (les styies $1.25 Just Think of It! 7 $1.65 to $1.95 | | Grades | All Colors Also Very Special BUY SILK HOSE Novelty Cuff French FOR CHRISTMAS — Kid Gloves ae Pmbecidered backs. $9.95 — Hose Certificates Velues to $3.50. TYNE wn ——Gixth and Locust Sts., St. Louis SIXTH AND LOCUST STS. "me pen ey pee Ate A ALDARA py “te me) Ome eho a“ awe en \ We + Al BP EM at Aer NB HA oy + oe eset ithaca lich ohana ree: nh gle ad. eA mn —- > * +e me a ee ae _ . . 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' .*% FF 2° Se 3 fe 5 A Y ; is rf ; ae . 9 eee I ) tba fet - : - Bae. a ; : * +t 6 > : ae i ie : ae iB f ee ae #i my ? 7 +h ; Ds Am 3 eee 7, . 7 4 2 > a a 3 tae i ; ; : *§ ficu; be ' ' = c ; , i! : Ry re. § x : oF - s i en nD PAGE 22 ————-ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — — = a0 ‘KELLOGG REGRETS | | ET S \ | i ~ ; ating the friendly disposition of | | = fi: ; Special Formula ating the y disp : : = ~ | the United States * * * and the| N 2 ees | | GR 9 intentions which your Government | gate 8 — _—— —— G 4 | 4 UP SHAMPOO ii beng mnsitteated ror the pro- | ——— ROUP | GROUP 1 0 - ; : | = — ET Ra tae ae s TWO , beactic wovereiaenty 3 ins | — = oct | . AND & | tection of the sovereignty and in- | . ae | | . = ' SIZES s0c a 1 | dependence of all the countries of | ‘oJ Red Cedar Chests | Walnut Console Chests Genuine Walnut Chests & Ask your druggist for America by morally supporting le- | | = = —— * FREE SAMPLE BOTTLE gitimate Governments in order to | 7 GE ' | aa 3 if you wish to try it before enable them to afford a tranquil | , $ 25 | , | , * vs | zp 00 Val 7 0.00 Values, 5 | $55.00 V : parchase. field for foreign capital needed for | EE AEiae oer Tere 4 aoe ob ed | 999.00 Suis . 7 : , vy eget ade age j}} the prosperity of these countries, || J ro acer iti tits rie tc eee eee he ALLING AlR—ask for '] apply to you to solicit withe the | ; tf | }; Same good will with which you; $1.00 Cash | $5.00 Cash $3.00 Cash ‘| have aided Nicaraguan reconcilla- = 2 tion for my Government and in my | /name the support of the Depart-/§ H = ment of State wits a view to reach- | : C | GROUP 12 ; GROUP 13 ing a solution in the present crisis; # ' = mt _ ae —=~= ——__ and avoiding further hostilities and|@., ———————— | ———amRE=S— ‘ { c P - iOS S an¢ ; | = pe een d - — an es me invasion on the part of the Gov-| —_—— Console Ce ar Chest | Console Cedar Chest —= ——— ernment’ of Mexico. | ~ | —=— | ‘T desire to say to vou at the! — Sas f 50) | 4 50 Fa — i . . j =z ‘ pa +: ies ' same time that whatever may be) x —— an apa Values, >48: > bas Values, 35 4. sq siadidee dt iia a The Thomas Products Co. | the means chosen by the Depart- | ~ . ae eee fe a ek ee he eS ‘ “Cr vey tera S. gates Be ities oe 162 N. Seate Se., Chicago ment of State, they will meet with | te ie iat $4.00 Cash $5.00 Cash Beuerraueen ene Bae em, the approval of my absolute con- |, F : Seat ttn atte Bath of chess products for cals at | fidence in the high spirit of justice | = . | a , of the Government of the United | — HP 4 ™ ALL GOOD | States.” | Heng . S DRUGGISTS The evidence in possession of | Se ae T | eres i i> — | 7 the State Department hints at a | : - ees si ‘ possible Bolshevist combination. ) att! saigesri:seegeeeges tu - ye i 0 which would overlap the Mexican | feb eters ipas : 3 x ° horder toward the Panama Canal | Ht ae , = a seeetHiitsit, 9: ’ L 3 SS PUREE ral qa ae a A= Bite = : MITTITT ITT TiTiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiisiliiiiiiit — = BBs Se ee. hs D . — . = a Be seesgscs iw ———n eee - Stes + sstepsee; ies f Bessstscsste ssorestiesetsay ra 3 . - ee eet tae “EET ONS — - Se ees — Teese teeetee Prrscsstcsigesiiiiigees esata perytisiress afte it, - @ vl 9 = er ane ee see) Eee : oe Dor stesdiacti see MMMM aie nea 13 SSE TTT te eee * 7 Wrectisithnittiss fue Hegde ssaaitetaas / if sSeaeesHeesHHEHEE SEP «, FRE esraee OSESRRSSSRTTaEDSaR eet SHI eae paritt SH Hitters — “BHT . ° 1 HEHE SRG . : a — Co ~~ 7 tN a . * +! . 112-114 North 12th St. ° a ‘ - FRIDAY AND SATURDAY os ~ odde a sl : : ye SSSSS SESS GOD SSE SSDS OSES SLI SPSL LSOEEESG, GOEL GECSESEGOSEE COGS SS OSS Lopesnmaesosoeets YOS GGG GS FSODDSOSO OOF SO SSS x Tops if Snow Shovels { § dapestr ¥ 4 .' : SPECIALS ‘ i el ae arge Onow Ohovels & } cance AF : a * Iving-noom airs & 3: Q § rt ; 3 A fis . ‘ ‘ Y . avenpo abDies a FS ’ : FREE—A Set of Dishes With Every : —a ‘ . . x Is Bi: | = Purchase of $10.00 or More . Values Up @ 75 ‘ $2.10 Values, a : Be : | mi to $50, ¢ y, 4: ) t While They Last.. C gy tage + gape y te > . y : | 2 aR — 3 rece @ i.’ x Kt x Sale at..... By ~ ‘ -. Living-Room or Hall Chairs for vee as & : ide s — aes 4 ‘ aa = % — Chatrs which arse sensationally re- : 4s ‘> petro — eg large size —T Shov- % x HE newest type long Davenport (pan — %s duced. They are upholstered in beauti- . “ , els with long handle and scoop, well > a Tables, excellently designed anc s | T a «S ‘ Na ak figured tapestry and have fine \ 4% is braced throughout. > % made of mahogany veneer and 7 Ys Nachman spring units. a . : % \ birchwood, : m7 $2.00 Cash Delivers One Ky x Bargain Basement. % % $1.00 Cash E : OPP OOPIPLP DIGS LSEO SOP SSS POPS COCEL OOP OOP OPEP AX, SG DSFBBGSF9S9S555555999895 $G9OSOCOSOSSOL3SSSS «© US959999 POPS SSS SBOP SOS99 eI R ra be = z : - = as = | : a aly 9 7 Ja - | py O) 7! + { ee : $195.00 VALUE Temas Tt ry) 68! You Know Real gw 4-piece Bedroom Suite consisting of bow- Le - Lit f ae J Gi! Nil vt: eS ft a bi 4 ‘ ; os _— ee ———sasaae 0 ee @ end bed, large dresser, chifforobe and van- A ome tll! ier eee 1" S | rf | : . | en i : wna ee ‘4 Quantit > ity, in the new high-lighted and Huguenot DH A ett) Dp Hn | | } 7 Va INCH ~ ing! That's the rea nine es eveees | | | ) : T “HB other ESSER and chifforo s i ma Select cabinet hardwood = J . | A } “ | =, | = } $20 Portable Phonographs ... | ¢ H+ . . | : : ‘ Re 4 = | $25 Ladies’ Spinet Desks........... | q! i sh ae J | . | RW = q . ag 7 a oe 4 - ‘ =| $6 Table Lamp Stand and Shade... .$3.98 —~ | oS 5 ( : eh 77 | | @ chee . $195 3-Piece Overstuffed Suites.. $135.00 2 | . ee NY mers, | ® si ; . ar c ~ ~ . | | Vanity, chifforobe and double bow-end bed are included. ee ~ i : ee Au | ‘ . Ay r e Lal a : $10 Value 3 . ne sani ° finish Ltaieg a 4 C) ec ge finish 2 a &mo i Stand. ~ Fie pam ’ Y “mMmonker, complete Ps : An ae value Ne a ~ a A? eto copy A “aaa ——— at only . ox a _ od : $1.00 D i match box, ae ’ CONVENIENT You, our will hold thie large 42- prc > = room ‘ge 3 ED s inch walnut-finish Cedar ° : ae IT TERMS side chair. heat. == bes a ornate ete llllitll Ltt titi ttt tt htt = ELCH Ry

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ne iene ae Le _ ede my by aoe a! ® =," eee 7 : ee . Device > . > ee ae ie ” ;£ ys i. 5 i “4 ‘ omni 3 17 | : \ d 7 : * _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_e___— ——_ ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18 1926. #. — sae eS _ re ‘ A MOR GG Me am ea OP arene tata + . ak] |HREE. TTTITID 1k ake ee ‘ — ————- ws ee ee ae _ =~ SESE SUV UU EEUU UL YEU YEU UU ESUUNULYEUUUSEESy ' Sale of MERCHANT IS SHOT Novelty Kid § | Uy Gauntlets TODEATHACCIDENTALLY a\ ) Friday and Saturday |George’ R. Nester Fatally’ sO $3.00 Values Wounded in Chest When ) ; Cleaning Revolver. MY i@ 95 ig +? | f ee ee | While cleaning his revolver in jis tee ~ Tinted am Rage | hardware store, at. 1916 South Good range of sizes. furnback and flare H| Twelfth street, at 9:30 a. m. today. | cuffs. J ou may ehoose from a variety of | The bullet entered his left chest. | q r : | Two clerks were in the rear part | sha es. of the store when they heard a ; mishot. Running to Nes‘er’s office | archas¢ s Packed in Gift Boxes fH they found him slumped in his | : ; Mm chair, the revolver at his side. A | and Slip-on Style Newest French Kid Novel- portion of a cleaning rag was found | Chamois-Suede ties. Just the Gift in the trigger guard of the weapon Fabric for Xmas ,2and an oil can was lying nearby, convincing police that Nester was At 95¢ to $1.65 $2.95 to $4.50 | Killed when the revolver was accl- Tx! TIT ET In LNT EN ee one age tl Ries eetcn ae Move wg a ae “a a = ae a ne n AMnins om UU TTT CCCOETTORICOUTONT TTT ROTOR CES TSS ald te fp les, a nent ee —-—.> APRAARAAAAARARARA A: See. “ee x rae a ~—y AAPOR AR RAP Pyyyyy m on 7 anne - nites inerrant , Mere Later , 3 Hee eesti? i Sataalioneles ee ee ee ae et Ce a Pbucmnsid a Weer renew gate — on a aa ech He eth ote a BR , ~ “ tat ah ae yo =. she ete shes yon ee Event No. 1—1000 Pairs of Men’s $6 & $7 PANTS (aassimeres, George R. Nester, 60 years 014, | ~~ - . : of 3728A Connecticut street, acci- dentally shot and killed himself SN tae Nene [* you have ever worn a pair oi Erker’s Glasses, you fully ap- preciate why the leadin; oculists of this city have preferred Erker’s for nearly half a century. PARARARARARAAA ABA ee oe a noe SE thane hee team tare raat one om ~ a8 Co eeth eae Sw acsatrils Aik emailnd iat a! Reena ait ts cate See ani hae 0 ois | aalig o ‘ dite ae C ~ a eee a bg 7) ey aot Unusual Values: W orsteds. Cheviota —- extra fme quality Corduror: In hundreds of wanted suit pat- terns as well as the staple stripes and novelty weaves! | Yienty of the young mens collegiate pante included at Nees —Street Floor | el — Exclusive Representatives APN ST TTT VOID TTT dentally discharged while he was cleaning it. 2 Ey The Glove Sho T Se Nester had been in the hardware 3383 fe en oteps §6ff business at the Twelfth street ad-| seaa. East of as as at dress for 25 years. Evert No. 2—750 Men’s Newest Style Fall and Winter —— as = weg. 821 Locust St. oe Ex-Congressman Rucker Dies. | : | 18.—Tinsley 1 , SO8 OLIVE, { ATHENS, Ga., Nov. an & ui me 511 N. GRAND | perrrrrtin init ee ee WW Rucker 78 vears old. former Represe? tati' e in (“ongere Sc i . 4 : i i F pivecat ‘ sii 7 i i : Ai 4 = oo — — : 9 M7, ¥ a 3-time POST-DISPATCIHIL WANT AD. Results al- the Eighth Georgia District, died {ett TL JF ' ie | 5 vbheia call | $30 and $3 al ’ certain. Money refunded on canceled insertions. today. _ AYR . | — fF Rea 5 v ues: , ¢ ) a laf / TO ee RoR sn ee eee a panty. SANIT: . — =~ \ .: . SS LI fi | One of the outstanding values at Weil's! 750 cleverly styled all- sets Ke = = hn ty tae wool two-pants Suits! Designed and tailored for the man who ap- ye . wae 2 p- preciates REAL’ quality—and offered in this sale at a price that Q — “dl makes it possible to buy TWO Suits instead of one! And sizes to \\\ FURNITURE & MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS , 8 , , \\ i fit everyone! $22, with TWO pairs of pants! —Second Floor. \. ¥ @ he BR, Sane - = Event - ¢ OY t RC OATS iE ita ~ CE ee ee ne ES MOIR TE RES HOTT WON eel, epee RR ae» abe Rita penncibcagsiy tite ot —_ yeh eine hin Wen a * . aA anaes insane RENT T ALM Ah, BARRE Senet NE EET a A Oe _ ae? ty m a. - ht RE OTE: Nee teeth een A Spectaculai~ chase of we wees — Lees oe ane > wee vem aay \@£ HR Aww, - ; eto : shy SF of: Ht a e =*eee, ig Seem . +4 Ones aan Sissons a te Hy — r a) “. ~~ ‘ eee fm hee ~ COE DeCLECIINS « ~eeee Pn ean -2-e ASL fea he ree ttti« 40 645 VALUE on ten inn cla eer és e~. a pate ed SF 6 Ahk aera Peptic stirrer. tg mms Me HAR RI VRE EN CELE TET etter phate haptics tops " 7 By ut ah pee % ¢ , . itees, Sage m te whe om - , dus - oat pa * 5 be. 08 Bee wet RO AR he ETL IBA BE is RRL IR. ohte # ThsPesatatieg cow Guta aa adinerruee ens Extraordinary valueg in big burly cold weather Over- coats! Kerseys! Meltons! Scotch mixtures! And many other soft weaves! Devel- oped in the NEWEST single and double breasted models! Blues: If you want them: Fine all-wool Suits that Boys! You'll certainly Nke Grays, too! As well as hun- aes thee a om a these extra quality Over- dreds of patterns and novye!- give genuine service and coats of such fine woolens ty weaves in tans, browns, aneted Cunadmene fa” ae as meltons, fleeces and plaid ‘etc. Yes! There are hun- nals, checks, diamond backs! Poudre blue, tan, . ) dremel rg sclid brown and other novelty dreds of Coats in black and it : pair lo. = nstteras. Stace te te and 1 pair Knick: Oxford gray staple fabrics sizes 8 to 18 years, Greater Wei! Value at $11.06 > p@signed nine Yeteer and oj {Say = ‘ . va | LS OMACAI0O=—-70 we AHhee CEE Plenty of extra sizes-——s0o come on, yrou hard-to-fit men, WE CAN FIT YOv! \\ P =“ — . : $26. —Second Floor y/ | J | > sis Oz2m4 m zo "oa a to ew - ,. —— -_ . —e eae ee rere sete lb ab Le ate colette? aadieimeaeed sam RE = OER EE TR TO LO OL GLEE IS OIL GILL! ILI: LC OLE AY A LY A NE Le EM i “ . . a ~ * a “ s roy ate al * * ae Loe nau, oe) URE ay This the Greatest Bargain Ever Offered! ing! That’s the reason for our incomparably low price of $119! All dustproof construction! Choice of attractive bow-end bed, large - 50-INCH pb ESSER and chifforobe, OR bed, chifforobe and vanity dresser. Expertiy constructed of genuine walnut veneer, in combination with OPEN Ona ©. Mi. . 7 38 Other se} ect cabinet hardwoods—magnificent two-tone effect. N. W. CORNER EIGHTH AND WASHINGTON AVENUE : 7” u a» pote ¥ Re ; aes: - P Tt Tt T/L \\\ re LT A TT Re aAAN S WHE, SE ADVERTISEMENT Miracles Are r" _ og ie i +" 2 +. La 7 tata ' iY ' 4 _ r Yj] Jf . ik 6 x‘ si ’ pra ra ah ™ Booestl | 1! | ede . . |) Cate YY \ fOW TO REDUCE Performed : ) ; SUL ae .: -2y earaaes ~ tee p ey or every \ pee SS ee eS Delivers Ore 1? | | FeoafSy' i\.,.., Cae Y | |Bachus of Chicago, Iiinols. Jat think elsvers - ¥ | - r » J . ed $ » 7, 4 3 titty ’ . fs AY . oO man having eit dectors, two opera : ‘ 2 ° . . > , | c.4 CoO UGE ‘ | tions, seven yeare of misery, practical’y if : . ' : 8 be ~ + Pa ; 4 . ; rai” r - — ‘Tinpthed ti tr rouble "me ty se ; "ali . ne . a ppled with stomach trouble. unabi y TT Ae... Se — am : ‘ oh . : a ; t eh Ae , work. No meapey, no hope of ever getting 3e room uites Mee cn | ict: anne bi, ES Pe re ay BYE 3) 5 he Rub Gently and Upward To-) ««) eae : ¢ * A ve - ; . , ’ ; — Ib Tee ee . P->. . . Ft, mane tit wae ‘tras an 2 PDI 2f.\ | | ® we c Pacha —. L ied . . + — % a - . ” hice ted hele? ing . ary fe Fann f | en. Pree ve £5s-2 B } | in Veins Flows That Way | % nervous wreck. | blow’ 4. belching. 52 eo a ee > . — ON Or Oe nee ree ee mn “ - eaBinns yprund eeeeveenes 4 ahr > . ef cg vod 4 ol vomiting epells, joes of appetite, bal nd cabinet- $ _ «hag FE ee | Xi ji r | | be d elegantly for adults and thy nal bott!ie of Moone’s Emerald Oi) ; mitto. a6 traveling ealeeman. and : bf and gold . im +s ff | AS aE mAs} | = eee? S Dye ty 1°; » full-length ¥ VL = A = o Sy Be ae COMPLETE . Le. ele Wo” OM a = -— ssf > : . ; ; 4 , 9 * a . ~-* . ' 7 ) GH ri iif &.i ‘ \\ children. Vie (tall strength) at any first-class; that 1 only = few boxes of Dr. Du \ Vy, ff aii Coal : nly plantie tras and lmligestion Tablete. - SAR Seld in euee Wi, dr ig $.0re and app:y it might and yn eale in St. Lowilse at SAAS y Yj} moruing as directed you will quickly Wolff-Wiken Drug Stores VA ' GSAS DF / ‘ ; ; drug store. YW, notice an improvement which will! Waigrees Drug Co. VSS G A, Uf ‘. Ces *S ™ “at? : . . T Quickly soothes irrita- | Many people have become des; This ma ee a c . , ‘ } “et » Dr. Duplantie’ Gas and } tion in the throat, and pondent because they have been led digestion Tabiet They have remove! tw om hte stomach. brought ) helps Nature to clear to believe that there is no remedy — nase digestion, removed al) gas we near ee ree ° LT i TO EN A A INR. ae enn cnet uae oa . ’T : les al and that will reduce swollen veins and rn diturbences and pressure sareun | the — s — bunches. Pleasant to take Y | If rou will get a two-ounce origi now 2 well and happy mam ¢« / , joying & lovely appetite. and holds @ Jove» removed that feeling of @ nerv- Ms MMA FL df ZZ —” .\ ‘ \\ \\ \ . yj A AN \ fa Vhdi Ui COIL SPRING BED-DAVENP our low purchasing eo age yg si Sa ie peng e into a full-size COIL SPRING BED. massive wing fire- aie ieee tciaes Stub ots ir, davenport table, end table, lamp complete with shade and a pair of Co Y mer, are given the full benefit of ) ~VNVENIENT an ap lo r nport that opens vf EDIT TERMS side chair, luxurious olub cha ornate book blocks. aN OM on 3 ee ORT OUTFIT JUST AS. PICTURED continue until the veins and bunches { /are reduced to normal. Wleen DD Fiores. Johnecn Bre 3 Stores ec!! iote of it A Moone'e Emerald Of] t# a harmiess. ret most powerful germicide. and two ounces - jast a wery iong time. Indeed. so power ful is Frmeraid O11] that cld chronic cases Muscles Lame and Sore ful te Emerald Ol thes old chromic eness anrone who its disappor ted with ite - ean have thetr money refunded Wott? s © Drvg Beyers and seliers become se- ’ MOLSAWELCH & COZ —1105-07-09 OLIVE ST. AY Pet eT 00 Cone SS AS Maten Drug (a, Miller Drug Co. Ebericin 's Ur any other drug store Trial size. SOc. Large siee, S1.4Q ARTHUR L. DILPLANTIN, . 1646 Sedgewirk ™.. Da {hieage, Fil, \ WONDERFUL ACHITVEMENT In thie conmeeifes! It bret @ stated that i. 4 Ly Dupilantts ia the Gin, _ who Gt« corer? and perfected the safe am4 effi clest treatment for the eontirel of High PLOOD PRESSURE It ts the only of ite _ known te echenece A Pech ctireular of information girem to afiycine aTatis

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PAGE 24 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18, 1926) Ss ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Farmer Shot to Death in Fieid. for tunch. Police are holding a man PEORIA. Ik, Nov. 18.—John/who had had an argument with last week, but no charges | Podjunas last week, but no charfes . Podjunas age moe in his field outside the | have been filed against him. Pod- city by his wife, who became | _ junas had been shot twice with a ; alarmed when he failed to return ‘ shotgun. ii ——_— found near the bedy. The hose,. land pipe bore no blood stains nor an indication that it had been) used as a weapon. The bridge | tender said he had heard no shots. | Mothers-to-Be—=j Didn't Report It, Fearing to Get in Trouble—aAuthor- ities Puzzled. ent of the Post- Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, Nov. 18.— | county officers of tLe death | James Dickinson, 62 years old, iheslidienisietinhestiiieslistitinen ites ‘IR ADVERTISEMENT embarrassment. STOMACH UPSET Get at the real cause. That’s what) thousands of stomach sufferers are | | By the Jefferson City Correspond- | doing now. Instead of taking tonics, | or trying to patch up a poor diges. | tion, they are attacking the real Investigation by Cole and Callaway | cause of ‘the ailment—elogged liver | of | and disordered bowels. Dr. Edward’s Olive Tablets arouse | the liver in a soothing, healing way. | cashier of the Farmers’ Bank of; When the liver and bowels are per- | |Mokane, Mo., whose body was | forming their natural functions, ‘found early yesterday on the Mis-| away goes indigestion and stomach Lane Bryant Maternity Dresses conceal condition, thus enabling you to enjoy nor- mal social activities without discomfort or 7 «= HE GI Can be worn later. Youthful Model, in Flat Crepe, Surplice Effect 162 $16.75 Up Dresses | BABY’s FIRST ested with fran- | a corn knuckles were Once his muscles ached, and buried ered irom his forehead. by ap ‘grill 2 hole through the Quiver _»m who enters this room,” fixed 1 “ joudiy, hoping that the a dim, 5 ' gwonld cause the men out- tom cx : . tate for a few moments | the na! : = pefore battering down the | knew t © ‘gpen. placing his feet on ‘was 21] centered his efforts on | | Be utt tal bar at the top. | tion. x giance through the win- ‘nail in 1 2 a broad-shouldered quick 1 yniferm standing with his ' stant Cemplete Outfit piom » Hi CLOTHES 43 Pieces | 74 Pieces $10.95 $19.75 Maternity Supports Instead of soda hereafter take a) gases. Becanse. and em little ‘‘ Phillips Milk of Magnesia’’| acid fermentations in water any time for indigestion or| and gently arges this a ne $3.95 sour, acid, gassy stomach, and relief! from the system Figure i will come instantly. is far more pleasaat i Preserve Health q soda. f For fifty years genuine ‘‘Phillips|; Insist upon ‘* Phi Milk of Magnesia’’ has been pre-/ five cent and fifty et ed SS ee —— ‘souri River bridge here with a! troubles, | Mil gh Evidently the | Steady /bullet found in the right temple.| Tare son & pad tate. “cotted jones, Cl _eeribed by physicians because it|drug stores. ‘‘ Milk to B® mening. Even if he | binge, ‘had not definitely established to- ls or aoaae tounte ah went | overcomes three times as much acid| has been the U. & getting through the | Sde of ='@ay, whether he killed himself or | £*st6¢ fooce? Take Olive Tablets, the | $16.75 | *m the stomach as a saturated solu-| Mark of The Chara: i in “aid have to fight | Fail. Ge, ened — Se a are 9 purely | Sixth & Locust Sts | tion of bicarbonate of soda, leaving | Chemical Compan hae , Be ¥ scene tania. (oauae , vegetable compound mixed with clive: oft | . | ¢he stomach sweet and free from al! | sor Charles H. Phillfesas yy throush a at th | An inquest will be held today at! -niw them by their olive color. | lips 4 By ook was almost hopeless. ~ - ity, st ac h iver | the rk without griping. cramps e y By ‘ : — — ’ oh aty | hi | eae Prom ofr City oy par ht | Al] Drugeists, aes eh inal hk oleae! SEND your WANT AD w the POST-DISPATCH and GET | TRY a 3-time POST-DISPATCH WANT AD. & a persisted = na — Siow ms | on | gg Be ne. & .ULTS i | ee : ‘County. The spot where the body. elit, Eat what you ike. 154 |S0c. be. RESULTS—3-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING. most certain. Money refunded on canceled insertion, a oe the electric | mto th was found was on the Callaway County side of the line. Mokane (is tn Callaway County, about 15 ; | miles east of Jefferson City. tate Finance Commissioner | Cantley said Dickinson had called | |him by telephone from Mokane’ on Monday, and asked for an ap- | | pointment here the following day, | A ne | «©. Dyeing and Cleaning Co. 51BRANCHES PHONENEAREST mn iat lial I caitlin ze A — 222 2 ese Bee ee fu but did not indicate his purpose Cantley said Let had not patie _lecalled at his fice. | Thanksgiving Starck ick'nson left Mokane after hankine hours Tuesdey afternoon | to come to Jefferson City, and had | le 1018 OLIVE STREET NEW, IMPROVED indicated he would return early | 6-TUBE, SINGLE-DIAL | Wednesday morn! ing. No Irregularities Known. In Console Cabinet, — to Use Finance department officials j}have no information Indicating that }anything was trregular in Dickin- Handsome walnut cabinet, containing loud speaker “on'’s account. Sheriff L. C. Withaup ts holding | and storage space for all accessories. net ttn petra tensitageheenitetie ~ = H. R. Moore, a graduate assistant 'n physics in the University of Mis- sourl, and Gilbert Kimball. a stu- ident, In jail here as material] wit- inesses in the case. Moore and | Kimball drove here from Columbia at an early hour Wednesday. | They saw the body as they _erossed the bridge about 8:49 a m., but failed to report it to police The body was discovered an hour later. The bridge tender said Kimba!] and Moore crossed the bridge /about 10 minutes after Dickinson Started across on foot in the oppe- | site direction. The two men stated | they were afraid to report seeing _the body as they were strangers in _Jefferson City and might be re- | garded with suspicion. | Sheriff Withaup said Dickinson | left a local hotel at 2a. m. Wednes- | day, ostensibly to take a street car to the M.-K.-T. Railroad station _ at North Jefferson, across the river to catch a train. 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A through the window satis- spring | nie that the man at the ehed (ing I’ | mot looking in his direction. | muffled ye ran his fingers along the istructio al frame, found the object smiled had wounded him, and dis- sternati 4 that it was a nail. | discoves . hubub outside the door had | Gray P momentarily. Suddenly ,name «@ came a loud crash, as ff a amazing body had dashed against the /him fe The Phantom, a suspicion by the! bing amid the jumble of his try. thoughts, fingered the nail, | He b it hither and thither T° would 1 ‘sd to him in a twinklingjery of | i was an odd place for @ partly a Since it could serve no ap- ithe aces t purpose. In a calmer mo-/| hat co he would have thought noth- | tremend it, but his mind was Keyed i tice the t tremendous pitch where window details are magnified. but a n er crash sounded, accom-ithe bu by an ominous squeaking | a+ stray king timber. guess 0 bent the nail to one side, disguise ing that its resistance to press- | templat elastic, differing from the | feel of objects firmly tm-|! 6 in solid wood. An inspira- ame to him out of the stress pe Moment. He twisted the | Rae Warfeus directions, at the pote Friday and Saturday Great values—Easy payments without interest—goods held for future : on a small deposit. - i \ [*." Hille ee nee Martha Washington Solid Mahogany A decorative and very useful piece of furniture. Unusually large. Exception- § ally well-built of solid mahogany. Sale T fin A OLIN ANOS a apuaataamamay 7 — . A a eT armchair and =§ five ee — Smart, beautiful and roomy is this beautiful four-piece Bedroom Suite. and spaciously built. Walnut veneered with blended walnut finish. The : overlays and the hand-painted floral decorations stand out effectively on the rich background. Full-size bed, 50-inch dresser, triple mirror vanity top 18x48 and 38-inch robe. There’s no denying tha baked-in-the-oven Baked Beans. You famous Chair oO a on the adjustable << back and concealed footrest — the most Chairs 2. s-- Chair misute you taste them. | Mealy, tender, gc delicious, because bake fection, with dry h finish has bees Exceptionally at- especially reduced. tractive, yet inez- Only pensive. The pleat- 75 ed silk shade may } 3 ovens—-then enriche be had in assorted “ ; : py EE colors and has a : different sauce made by pretty applicue . floral decoration. “f The ornamental Beans must be o before “Baked” the label So, for baked beans, read the chrome metal I standard and & : io bronze metal base. Sold regularly at Christmas Club slit A feature of our great Thanksgiving Sale. A a dale Pn single $1 makes you a member. 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PATCH Soda has been as much : - ’ “4 “a er F 4 3 $ ‘ 3 § | J ¢ ‘ RS se f Magnesia’’ indigestion or th, and relief ne ‘‘ Phillips ™ because it turated solu- soda, jeaving free from al! ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 25 ‘ * , > & > HE GRAY PHANTOM’S ROMANCE Fo: Mirsney Story A dventure--Thrills--Suspense --Surprises | to Baffle the Shrewdest: Aa Aa j By HERMAN LANGDON NT SEVEN. som worked with fran- knuckles were a corner of the frame. en ee ep PHILLIPS i se Peadtate for a few moments € lewe battering down the ; _ placing his feet on centered his efforts on a) bar at the top. glance through the win- ed a broad-shouldered c gniform standing with his to a shed. Evidently the tightening. Even if he ted in getting through the | “~~ Chemical C 7... He would have to fight | V4!!. iia a a through a human barrier. —————— tw since 1g od ; was almost hopeless. acid fermentations in the & and gently urges this souris.. from the system without op is far more pleasant to tem ass q soda. By Try a 25c Botti Insist upon ‘‘Phillips.> sume five cent and fifty cent hora drug stores. ‘‘Milk of Ms has been the U. 8. Reg; : Mark of The Charles tion. 'stant the frame yielded pre- acid at the door caused >OST-DISPATCH WANT AD_ Results gi refunded on canceled insertions, himself together, and persisted with the tenacity | mes of despair. {s }into the aperture. " turned the electric the sill | He drew a Easy held SS ale. A | you of Carlson yr. Join est, sur- kes you you to Victrola in your ——= AB, L6th & C: Sale d Saturday f mahogany. Sale $198.75 piece Bedroom Suite. Sturdily constructed | fed walnut finish. The beautiful maple} stand out effectively on the rich walnut nirror vanity top 18x48 and 38-inch chiffo- _pwitch, plunging the room Ree ness and hiding his move- s from the eyes of the man then leaped back to his r position and tugged fren- at the horizontal piece. , sudden his hand slipped , metallic protuberance ted his wrist. With habit- wention to detail, he wound Sendkerchief around the in- a gurface, stopping the flow of If by a miracle he should in getting out, he did not sip leave behind any clews to wevernents. Another sharp L. through the window satis- ‘Mim that the man at the ehed Boot jooking in his direction. Aete ran his fingers along the , frame, found the object had wounded him, and dis- Heed that it was a nail. ee hubub outside the door had ¢ momentarily. Suddenly came a loud crash, as if a @y body had dashed against the | The Phantom, a suspicion ng amid the jumble of his |try. «thoughts, fingered the nail, | ‘emergency exit. And none the room. The Phantom, wedged in ithe ito. ing it in place. Excited |muffled by the intervening istruction, reached his ears. smiled as he pictured the ‘Sternation of the detectives | discovering that once more payments without for future delivery amazing escapes that had | him t purpose. In a calmer mo-| the would have thought noth- Pit, but his mind was keyed t tremendous pitch where details are magnified. her crash sounded, accom- ‘lice the nail _but a nail. ithe hunter, cking timber. @ vent the nail to one side, g that its resistance to press- ' disguise. : ‘templated the ingenious Pes elastic, differing from the |ment, found his respect @ fel of objects firmly im-!dead man’s et nwlid wood. An inspira- several notches. ‘@metodim out of the stress | for the nail at all possible angles. knew that at any moment the door was likely to collapse, and then— He uttered a hoarse cry of ela- Of a sudden, as he bent the | nail in a new direction, it gave a | quick rebound, and tn the same tn- to his | Steady pull, as ip swinging on a | hinge, revealing an opening in the side of the uncommonly massive ror a moment his discovery _ dazed him, then a terrific crash him to pull in a mo- He sprang | ment he had squeezed his figure Same time tugging energetically at Once more a smashing force was He jana writhing long breath and | wiped the blinding, smarting per- spiration from his face. Thanks to an accidental scratch on the wrist, he had discovered Sylvanus Gage's | | too. ‘soon, for already, with a splitting | crash, the door had collapsed un-| der the repeated onslaughts of the —- men outside, and severa) shadowy | °% the murder? forms were bursting headlong into | movement Some portion of his body. Sage might lead. earshot, and he ing but a low, cu fused, din. tion. ing that its opposite ranean compartment. onward. Why had Gage not mad ' because the murderer had com upon the | inarrow opening, seized the side of revolving frame and drew it’ A little click signified that a spring had caught it and was hold- | voices, ob He con- upon the ‘Gray Phantom had lived up to his |\Name and achieved another of the made feared and secretly admired by the keenest sleuths in the coun- He had no fear that the police) on the top of the) Window frame would be nothing) | It is the hunted, not | /©2ce came whose mind clutches | i by an ominous squeaking | at straws, and they woul ver | : mine “Tl but the voice caused him to start of | His | 'hand darted to his hip pocket; | le his pistol in the grip at his hotel, | for when he started out he had! enterprise | » guess that the nail was a lever in | The Phantom, as he con- arrange- | the inventiveness rising _ From the other side of the wall He twisted the|came loud curses. mineling with ‘opening? speculative. A few more twist an open space where he ‘stand upright and move about free ‘ly. For a few moments he fum disturb the occupants while his hand searched for ‘knob. Slowly and with ‘eaution he pushed the door open , ows, a voice: ‘se | ‘Don’t move! The words were a bit theatrical | sharply. A few paces ahead ‘him he saw a blurry shape. he remembered that he had not expected that his i hands,*’ See 10W It There’s no denying that genuine | baked-in-the-oven flavor of Heinz Baked Beans. You know it the misute you taste them. Mealy, tender, golden-brown, delicious, because baked to per- fection, with dry heat in real Exceptionally at- tractive, yet inex- pensive. The pleat- ed silk shade may be had in assorted colors and has a ¥ Ovens—then enriched with a ecetty applicus different sauce made by Heinz. floral decoration. The ornamental stand has an or- nate top, a poly- chrome metal Beans must be oven-baked before “Baked” can appear on a ai a - tal base. ae cenuhedly at | the label So, for really oven- $is. Special | Thankegio- » baked beans, read the label, and ing Sale Price ae )VEN-BAKED | With tomato sauce Come in and see = beautiful display ° Floor and Table Lamps: A wonderful assortme" a *eriehe i : TOMATO KETCHUP m® CREAM OF TOMATO SOUP HEINZ COOKED SPAGHETTI HEINZ MINCE MEAT j The taste ts the test “Hold up your With a laugh at the discomfiture Inch | tng. ward, wondering whither the pas- | Now the voices|in the poise of the strong, slender!poyse is in the room were almost beyond! figure, in the quivering nostrils, eould hear noth-/and in the pallor that suffused the Presently he felt solid ground at | his feet, and at this point the pas-/| spectacled sage turned in a horizontal direc-| few steps closer to obtain a clearer | . There was a slight current! view of the Phantom. of dank air in the tunnel, suggest-/| lady and myself are covering you terminus| With our pistols, and yet you ex- might be a cellar or other subter- | Limbs ach- ling, he moved forward, with slow im as he writhed ee 2 trast with the slight stature of the f the secret exit on the nig* Was it, perhaps, | him so suddenly that he had not had time to reach the hidden | He dismissed the question as too ‘and jerks, and he found himself in| could | "ithe ‘bled around in the inky darkness,/ pastimes of inferior minds. finally encountering a stairway. He! man of science, I arm ‘ascended as quietly as he could,|sojely in the criminal himself, hi: taking pains that the squeakings/ mental and physical characteristic . ‘of the decaying stairs should not/ and the congenital traits that dis. above. tinguish him. Reaching the top, listened intently | I may feel your pulse.” the Phantom extended | infinite | his hand. Admonishing Miss Hard- a door- | | f sharp eyes, hat comes to one laboring under | #24 he left a pair of s rp y i \tremendous pressure. To the po- | 4zing at him through the ses Then, out of the gloom and si- ; were signs of an extreme tenslo smooth oval of her face. *“Remarkable!’’ murmured individual, th twists and coilings of the body. The Phantom’s Hp twitched at He estimated that he had al-/the corners as he looked at the ready covered half a dozen yards,| Speaker. The latter’s automatic. and he wondered how much far-| Pointed at a somewhat indefnite ther the passage might reach. One| Part of the Phantom's body. seemed ludicrously large in con- e : man himself. e tance, “is Doctor Tyson Bimble several treatises of professional services have been enlisted by the written on subject and my occasionally police. | ests me,” he added | Solution of crime capture of criminals criminal 5 | quickly. “The are the AS 2 Again Smiling, “My name, sir,” declared the Ht- tle man with an air of vast impor- You may have heard of me I have the anthropology. Not that such work inter- mysteries. and and expressions of incredulity. giving the Phantom a gravely ap- _praising look over the rims of his eyes, | ished. n least a part of your superb cool- were now strange- | ness was simulated. brulsed | seemed.to dominate her entire be- The hand that clutched the lare by inch he worked his way down- | pistol trembled a trifle, and there 1) e “Tlic young | ‘hibit no fear whatever. Most re- markable; May I feel your pulse, sir?” wick “Perfect “i h His of hi : . . ‘les ache and | hurle fs S pursuers, who but a few mo-| glasses. The Phantom had eyes > . | his muscles ached, an faa ¢@ against the door, followed ments ago had thought him 1 & b ly f Hle Hardwick He | ad from his forehead. _by a portentous, splintering crack. | tr} S Se ee ee ” si Mee ot ge ; -O a J le through the | Quivering with suspense. hi - | tricably trapped, the Phantom) studied her closely, almost rever-| when the examination e@ | ” » wel this room,” ‘fixed with desperate este mind moved a little farther into the/entially, noticing that her | . Sty, hoping that the ja dim, tantalizing’ hope, the ng pages pera ee ee coehe Pome rem ie entrance ne Nes . 7 a ; : , ~ jing slowly to the ground, and it) steady and l me fs > men out-;tom continued to ben , : od cane Pega oe gamit safter take a} gases. Because it Sepuld cause the ni d and twist /was so harrow that each wriggling | ly agitated, radiating a dread that! more remarkable in view of the | fact that at this very moment you sSurrou Police. searched.’”’ The "ote or almost had extend self structures window of > interested l ask you if i ae | directions, at the ‘dazed exclamations. baffled shouts | ¥OUld 80 soon iP. aondars oo | RE C O RD com-| manded the voice, and again an) odd quiver shot through the Phan- | tom. | Nonchalantly he found his case | land thrust a cigarette between his | Then he struck a match, ad-'| vanced a few paces, gazed sharply | ahead as tbe fluttering flame {1- | |luminated the scene, and came to) | lips. a dead stop. | He was looking straight into the ‘muzzle of a pistol, and directly be- hind the bluishly gleaming barrel of Helen Hard- he saw the face wick. Dr. Bimble’s Laboratory. *hantom had expected to see at. that moment, and this was the | | last place where he would have | Ae was the last person the Gray He stared |dreamed of finding her. flame of ‘into her face until the ithe match bit his fingers. | “You!” He dropped the stub and ‘trampled it under his foot. She 'stood rigid in the shadows, and the |wan glint of the pistol barrel told 'that she was still pointing tho | weapon at him. Her breath came ‘fast, with little soblike gasps, as if ‘she were trying to stifle a violent emotion. “How did you get here?” she | demanded, her voice scarcely above 'a whisper. “By a tight squeeze,” } he ; said | lightly. “I must be a sight.” | “You came through the—tun- 'nel?” | “YT did as a matter of fact. ‘though I don’t see how you guessed | 3." | Staring at her through the dusk, ‘the Phantom was conscious that ‘his statement had found effect upon her. a long breath, and her scarcely distinguishable in ‘gloom, seemed to shrink away from i ' | | i ; ; ; ; ; | ' ' ' | | | | ; : 7 : ‘him. “Oh!” she exclaimed, an odd) throb in her voice. “Then you did it?” | “Did what?” “Murdered Sylvanus Gage.” exerted a pro- | She drew | figure, | the | | “Who Wouldn’t”. “Lay Me Down To S In Carolina” ... “Scatter Your Smiles”—fox trots with vocal chorus. Vincent Lopez and his Casa Lopez Orchestra. 3339 Also, New Today Brunswick “Light-Ray” electrical records ~ (musical photography) LYMAN “Beside a Garden Wall”... “Wistful and Blue”—fox trots with vocal chorus. Abe Ly- man’s Orchestra $317 a KRUEGER “Gone Again Gal”... “No One But You Knows How To Love” — fox trots with vocal chorus. Bennie Krueger’s Or- chestra. 3323 s* ¢ 6 “Thinking”... “I Wish You Were Jealous of Me”—waltzes with vocal chorus. Tadeo | Vicente and his Brazilian Ma- | gimba Band. 3311 S080. ' FAUST—Serenade Mephisto- pheles (Act |V) ... Invoca- tion Mephistopheles (Act II1) —sung by Michael Bohnen | (baritone), Metropolitan Opera Company. 15114 a. os Introducing a | New Brunswick Entertainer: | i | Moon (Is Better Than No | — ee he Phantom shook his head. | “You deduce I am a murderer | Moon)” (From “Honeymoon from the fact that I got here| Lane”), by Ray Perkins. 3336 through a tunnel. Well, that may | a e | be very good feminine logic. | SACRED MUSIC but” “It is excellent logic, my friend.” interrupted a voice somewhere in the darkness; and the same mo- ment there came a click, and a “Wayside Cross” ....“Church in the Wildwood” — Criterion Male Quartet. 3292 bright electric light flooded the | scene. The Phantom had a brief | glimpse of a lgdicrous little man with an oversized head, a round . protuberance of stomach, and short, | thin legs incased in tightly fitting trousers; then he turned to Helen Hardwick and gazed intently into her large, misty-bright eyes. “Oh, they’re brown, I see,” he murmured. “I had a notion they were either blue or gray. Queer how one forgets.” The girl looked as though utter- Iy unable to understand his levity, for as such she evidently con- strued his remark. The thin- legged man stepped away from the door through which he had en- A Longer-playing Record —Price $1 11 minutes of music—recorded for equare dancing | “Virginia Reel Medley” (Parts I and Il) (Miss McLeod's Ree! Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, the Boys Are March- ing... Virginia Reel... The Girl I Left Behind Me). John A. McDermott, Pioneer Fid- dler and Caller. 20050 tered and approached them slowly, plic Mahogany fr ‘Mt hither and thither '* 'would follow him, for his discov- | 4&4! he stopped and nag e3 useful piece of to him in a twinkling |jery of the secret exit had been |'OO™ Was ren ae pce a not, er | ge. Exception- fit'was an odd place for a!partly accidental and partly due to could distinguis wt nr te _ wince it could serve no ap-/the accelerated nimbleness of mind | D8 alert mind sengec a P | | | | / | : not have the appearance of a shed. | [t was a strange setting, seemed all he had found Helen Hardwick in it. At one covered tubes and ment of chemical apparatus. Walls were to keep Bimble pockered his own weapon | ‘and took out his watch. They have thrown a cor- don around the block and Phantom ‘abrupt and | with Helen drawing a | tarily blunted his sense of caution, hin ta still in imminent danger. He threw her a quick glance, noticing a look | had acquired the subtle and, in-| UI alarm i! rapid appraisal of the situatton. | tlates girlhood from His flight through the tunnel could | Her face—he had liked to think of | not-have tz Or 15 yards from the rear of the Gage establishment, and he was/| 4nd throat seemed firmer. Faintly certain ly direction. place in which he now found him- |™meood but even such a trifling de-| must be with a steady aim, Dr./|cabinets with glass doors ‘ach containing a skeleton, and above these was a frieze of photographs ly normal,” he declared was ’ fin- | |Wick happened to be in such | strange surroundings. Her large, It is all the |long-lashed eyes avoided him, and her right hand, cramped about the | handle of the pistol, wavered a trifle. She had changed since their \last meeting, he noticed. She had seemed half child and half wom- 'an then, a vivacious young crea- lture with a mixture of reckless au- i'dacity, demure wistfulness and t first I thought that at nded on all sides by the every belng systematically stiffened. His unexpected meeting Hardwick had momen- |ing contradictions had enhanced a ‘lovelfhess that had gone to the | Phantom’'s head like foaming wine. In the course of a few months she forget thet he was He made a/i definable something that differen- womanhood. i uier face. aiken him more than 12 /|!t as heart-shaped—had sobered a little, and the graceful lines of chin passage )penciled shadows at the corners of touch of her that the ed ina straight souther-/| her lips hinted that a Consequen{ly, the |Somberness had crept into tail as a few wisps of loosened hair |dangling sportively against her |cheeks seemed to go a long way one of the shed-like he had seen from the Gage’s bedroom. His eyes opened wide as hej toward upsetting this effect. | looked around. Whatever § the Dr. Bimble’s thin and rasping| place might look like from = the V0ice startled the Phantom out of outside, the interior certainly did | Dis reverie. | “My laboratory, sir,”’ he plained with a comprehensive wave of the hand. “What you see here is and it the stranger because end was a long bench, | ection of its kind bottles, glass jars, | Fach of these skeletons represents a queer-looking assort- ;° The | instance, are the bones of Rasche- af rows of tall | >. > » > > > - > > + a > * > >. > > ? > ‘ . + , >) - 2 J ee ewe Wee eee ew ew ew ew ee Vewee ew ee ewes SU ew eee eK UE eee ew eee ee ‘ -? > * > > * 7. > , > » * . > > > . e » » , > w z ’ > >. ae . , . . . > > 2 , 2 7 . , ” » > ? > . 2 hhh hh hh hhh het eh eh Swe ewawe 7 éw ¥ oS S 8 SSE EY ¢ SUC USNS SNe ee EU UU EEL due UE bE el vEEY e¥wewes a Welsh Rabbit tastes better when seasoned with LEA & PERRINS’ SAUCE a “A 7 LJ 4 ~/ Y/Y Y/Y + \ 4 \aVaVa ft at your grocer’s Yume a Ce ft “bs, . -_— | ‘ } raul » = ———e ul ill your estate pass through the “dangerous period” without loss? Ss in estate management is the period of rl executorship. If an executor is not thoroughly familiar with investment, business and estate matters, serious losses may re sult to the beneficiaries. Make sure that your estate will pass through the dangerous period without loss. Name the St. Louis Union Trust Company as your executor and trustee. Executorship requires sound integrity and highly trained and X-ray prints in black frames. | He wondered how Miss Hara-! vor was obliging. adorable shyness whose bew!llder-' ex- | | We Welcome Your Visit | probably the most remarkable col- | in the world,! a distinct criminal type. Here, for| ters than the bones of notorious malefactors. (Continued Tomorrow ) Better than QUININE | nell, the famous apache. They are eeebonel to be buried in a ceme- | tery in Paris, but a certain French official for whom I once did a fa- In my private | rogues’ gallery you see photographs _of some of the most notorious! For eo} and “Fly.” criminals the world has ever ds, grippe, . known, and these X-ray pictures i)- _lustrate various pathological condi- tions usually associated with crim- | inal tendencies. Quite remarkable, /you will admit” | “Quite,” said the Phantom a lit- ‘Ue absently, as if his mind were! | occupied with more pressing mat- Rid your system of colds, and “Flu” by taking Kalis’ “Blu Caps.” , " alo aa Ee 1, cat Rte othe 2 - Ss = iti iil Bie 4 "? AEE N ALONE eS bly RA) Ng NNR NEUE iy ee ae ee Weer 8 nanan, deineneniheg Scat dopesstg ~ « mredeiben -_ . onrelt Pras Bhge LNG Wye me ie tidignonpie en ee ned ~ a ee a eae ae nan gett a ws a a cae Salty ate se ee e 4 ee OF rite tert ee aa ‘4 ial ‘ 7 en cee j ree Pore aes LOT ae ees Leo wes Sn at cate inne ’ al " . 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PAGE 26 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____‘THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18, 1926 ——__—_—— ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH inhabitants, @ description to w sen ew 3 ct Charge. | In their hangout at 106 North! men a month ago arrested nin: ' m et— ust sitting aro * with no other county In the State can, / By the Associate. Press. CUCKOO LAIR LINED ee salt alten: eeueelk te pager : ; “ge or is likely, to fit. PUEBLO, Colo., Nov. 18.—O. E. law | Loffer, convicted in Federal court ‘and bail bond office operated by | five pistols and a sh tgu cret N tod y that th Nolan sald today e of transporting two minor gtris Beverly Brown and “Gillie” Owens; within reach. More recently other | —two uniformed policemen vyes- |Cuckoos have been arrested there. could best be tested by the filing ; terday found-a sheet of armor! Apparently there is nothing to F N |AW of quo warranto proceedings j from Missourt! to his home near ’ | ] against officers of the county elect- | Wiley. Colo., for immoral purposes, has been sentenced to four years 6th and Franklin plate protecting the place frem/ be done by the police ,bout the ed under the act. and getting an attack from the street. fortification of the office. In ean, The plate extends entirely across | case of the armored cars, however, j immediate decision “y its at Hat ee poy er in _ Federal pee Skinned aay = - } alt lc mee ree ¥y con- a venworth. Kan., a : Hangout at 106 North Four-)the front of the place and ts high/they speedily halted work by/(Counselor Nolan Raises sana it should 9 nage te Bye mace y Booed > dane oe you - enough to shield men inside the; threatening the workmen with| , W ith Vot ditions could be remedied a | n y . ao tie Ps teenth Street Protected office. The patrolmen reported it | consp! iracy prosecutions should the} in Connection l ote | next session of the Legislature. Symes. From Outside Attack. was about three-eighths of an inch/cars t used in the commission of | on Road Bonds. Fresh Herrin lb 20 on . Teena gE a thick. It had been erected not | * crime | | Basen Rawat se | . Follewing discovery by two Get only back of the plate glass win- | | : lan had : : One to 10 Years for Stealing Razor. | | Wek tectives that the Ital Gang dow, but also on the back of ene DE KALB, Il, Nov. 18—John| John Nolan, St. Louis County | ream Se, & ; or the armoring of let contracts f door. ‘Trimm, 25 years old, a Negro, from | Counselor. in a memorandum pre- ) : : ' OYSTERS . | Selects, qt. 60 | 8. Y. Counts, 9] 2 a os 7 . Cle Pris aes Aon MO RY See inn neces ia onde muriiilae: ee ee Coe “ , ROT NR PORES aE AMR Im) = Fe ma . thee the Pa Fy Se AN? ati apr. uenesicm Stee, sedans Sh cle i ee eee eee dialed Bp Mee cM rape) Tso OP pee. Bn eee caitigae ea og 2 Sarah ametepetie cn “ ee ee en eT —" ne ae VR ak ASOT wy me ~ poervomecrte SE SN AEA GREY OE CON AIR, opt ar Rpt ow erat . iu — ee eee il P — , aden t - ' "a 7” (704 fo « 4 - oy ‘ 6 7 R 7, ‘ , 5 ET aa Spock : ? . he my 2 oe ee iid hie +c a ‘3 4 ‘ e — or A a ee . = . PWR fr Pinta ek His . ” 2 , ‘ ; rs mt siete is m “SUR INe si ah be Pek hee pai . os ‘igi ot es cen . i is fe 4 ” tv ee Oe skit Vokes « ' . ve endl A ? ‘ : y ‘ . cee 5 re Cash Rw ke is abe a , 7 me i aig in the ~aow tae ne eater wererd | To shield it from outside view) s: louis, has been sentenced here | Sented to Presiding Judge Smiley cuinmeG@ee that the Cuckoos, sworn | th lower sections of the window } ‘to from one to 10 rears tn prison | of the County Court, today de enemies of the Italian faction, were | 2nd door have been painted black.’ ¢or robbing a Shabbona, IIl., barber | Clared he considered the St. Louis : | = | also fortifying themselves It was in this office that police-enon of a razor. County election law unconstitu- | Received — sits? . r or wee | tional the elections held under : ; : , res _ ; | L100 and e ae Q | ’ > ‘ac : J HArY> H _. it since its enactment in 1923 Dri , | learly invalid.’ | 4 | | e : Tomatoes * 3 size can red-rive, “9 am , E Here is a really new hot'c In a supplementary discussion | ‘A " “- -ee —— gpl mpgs = | Nolan declared he believed the in- . - ‘Validation of the law by Supreme 4 | WITT A ~ q 1 7 SAF DIN . mw A ¢ ment on oatmea : % ‘Court decree would have the effect ' of nullifying th election of the : ¥ - - | ; present county officers and of tne _ , $ ew ata! county vote for State and national | JQYMISH that are ‘really fresh more for what you eat than SALMON » Sow Neer el — . 4 gird hol offices. ‘ ask | . = “on Right out if you — to do all the —— * of both oats and whole w sae a et ) Does not injure the hands. | , ea) ne . 5 + MEDIUM SIZE QUICK OR REGULAR 914-ounce bottle silat anaes: ee CHECKER EGG NOODLES Best by Test Test by Taste ee — ae ALOU? 1 PACKAGE FREE WITH THE PURCHASE OF 2 PACKAGES CHECKER EGG 3 4 6“ ee | 25 75 res NOODLES, MACARONI OR SPAGHETTI AT REGULAR PRICE OF C rac PA = GBuy | Reco Skip} per olive oil, 30-32 tiny orwesian in par | Cc 3 Ibs. we ig, re n - Sardines bristling sardines, “Ask gently but . firmly.” ——___— og nal ees: — e Percan--I8c 2cans--3Sc § _ oe ~~. KLEX-—() Battle Creek "7 | a e ion ° ———— ——— Walker Chili or | | ) TOILET TISSUE Sanitarium Foods Reconditioned - am. 4 * > e TONED aN giaba art SEE SPO. Steep alge my Oar oS iS ct ale ME os are a oe ) ; va? sa a eaten » GBT She SAE RSNA Nt , , - san a $e Pyrat o » eetews AP, St > ad , haga gif aka Ave castes IB 4), * F Set tag te se ' co eget , Lave caatiytes hee ” hi et tag BO sale " . PUNO MATT ah eek ey Bee Se rae Aa eater wld Nee, Sah ha ee raion ppt ih ia yaks 92) } tees i eg PR TOUR EL wg, X D2 at eo aan : Ste TELE BR GER gna i ie nena RS ihe li i : ; . J eS ey he Seo on Ae 4 4 eee t ~ Rest ra ee) 54 eee tr 8 , ee au gt ribs 3, Regt cP ee ee oe he RE SB Biagio > Say § Bh NS ETS te eS i aaa ak aig ee RTO Wrage POO Oe eee Te ~S § ; . a ! sates 7% ee ae + as ; ° Capa iby ates Pa ees Fi MN ai ee. aes Se SENS Bi i 4 a s £ ae ae re ene, a 2:4 me . * #t ‘ = > Doe wg _ r. ket ? 4 : =. Be 3) o ae a 2 . F F i y. nal us Ss _=— « : oe S 4 , — | PP ee = . SS 25 > 2a 5 th ; ao ‘oa vk a - ee 2 a oa as a 4 ®, 5 . a > . 2 Bes Bae 03 : ma .. 7 * B 3 Pi - * ; a” + . Vee —- » toe ~ - f= re s % aan : aes ; 2 ‘ea ’ = ¢ 7 >. a oo ia Fx 3 iz “ts . Pa ~ Peer? 3M a Care * ts ¥ § yi =~. | eae cia % i 2. = i ¢ ..-o feu Ss a 3 ee & 3 SS 3 - F, * ¥ 4 x a nase me rye =. , a 3 ) iy . Pressi Son table and 6 leather or se — Sustes edamame ae “ : Pimen ~ . ~< “1's aoe. to; per can. _ ' ee (em on - ps t , se i ; Calverty’s «aid Old-Fashioned = ,eeneere These Prices Good From November 18 to 20 All A. G. Stores Carry a Fall Line of Fraits, Vegetables and Meats 8-pound BAB cccccocecosceeses

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wid ——-9 I. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18, 1996 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 27 i a es fae . - National Motors was announced as; three worthless shares. | negotiated the merger. Just be-/ that the merged enterprises would |! j ’ _ | an “$80,000,000 consolidation.’ Blevins had charge of the stock | fore he launched sale of the! rank with General Motors and the it - a Stock Sold for Merger. exchange, and prospered untii Na- “merger” stock, New York an.J| Ford Motor Co. Proof You Can SYOP —_ as Blevins’ idea that National! tional Motors went into receiver-| Chicago brokers had failed in an} am CROWDS | Posi and Southern Motors| ship in January, 1924. In Sep-j; attempt to sel] National _ , ne AUTO INOW 2: merge, and permit him to|tember of that year, indictments} bonds to the public. ‘ Pain from Piles! Ag a) sell some stock. He went from, charging fraud were returned Other witnesses heard were Fred | Skinned Any size” ~ fe Houston to Dayton, O., to Indian- | against Blevins and 17 of his asso-|C. Mintie, Blevins’ right-hand man | All kinds of hemorrhoids Ready you 7 a) Od | apolis, to Chicago, to St. Louis and ciates. The Nationa! Vigilance} in selling stock, who has come} Gresser ~ ; for pan. want... ; ’ wherever else Nationa] Motors had; Committee of the Associated Ad-! pleted his term at Leavenworth, | | oa fer - a va me ° — Ber, officials, and talked them into it,; vertising Clubs investigated and re-| and M. E. Elstun, assistant treas- | __ 707-709 N. SIXTH . rehleves we a the - Br getting the required signatures by’ ported: urer of National Motors. one of! FRIDAY | SPECIALS | moment st is introduced. | - Pe. 4 December, 1923. “It is estimated by those familiar those who were toid by Blevins} words, Ey Better flave »] } Two shares of Class & stock in! with the details of this promotion a tock aie hoy Fis 3 National Motors were offered for’ that more than $25,000,000 of in- redles o Jacques Blevins, Brought) X“ share of Southern Motors, un- , Vestors’ money has been absorbed.” form is n ss! ——ee ee F Pri N ‘der the condition that one share | Technical objections yesterday rom rison, Says a- of Class A stock of National Mo- prevented Blevins from giving a full | . “i | tors be bought at $30. As it turned account of his operations. He did. 2 for h ! tional Motors Was in Bad out, the Southern Motors stock-!say that. he knew both Southern | holder was giving up $30 sand a! Motors and National Motors were! aT i Cal Way Before He Took It. voeitices wince on : worthless share in exchange tor:in “precarious condition” when ei nem: Me Piles are sometime excruriating|y painful. They ate frequently most e rras. ‘sing! Unthink- able for active Strictly fresh U. 8. (rov. Inep’t: young Suianed Whit ti 2I So Cale at Tb. 28 esevenarseet-ts Soy die SUCRE rs re 5 te Sow ie 4 - ir) Ee ae, te nee . - o ae ae . rh sata Ne) eet en — . on . Vena F nei Aatie, gillian Bise tid Biba, anne hill Sige OSes yg Gah oop Re ONY ON: ey > y . " F 4 aa at aa “ . a 7TH AND RUSSELL BL. 3 size can vebcige ~ierha oh “- . . 7 vm" arin acai ne ee ae ee PE Sa RE ae mie KE pally nan * 4 PEAS; “y - siehel iiidtienins aiebbieiene shina atone, chan Pook © eae wr ins Ate tame ss ent LOCATED ON TWO BOULEVARDS | eer eee 4 : hand- real Jacque ay t ‘al- kiy Ss 2 - : ae me oy ” 4 © pene is a really new hot cereal. An j improve- Jacques Blevins, a Rufus - eat eee ee Small th Channel Cat, | Ib. a | Howelse could f 4 lingford of the automobile indns- | Neck PORK 22! c the use of i 2 j meat on oatmeal! try, author of a series of adver- | CHOPS, Ib. - f OYSTERS ~ » Pyramid sup- ie 4 a fA a Plaats | |tising and sales campaigns which : a. Cranberries, Ib., 10c ml — valve: | F R E 2 Positories | be. 80 if s ) New Near Red Alaska, ~ Kellogg's New Oata! A remarkable blend Poroke records ‘in. prometion his-| 4949 DELMAR BLVD. » CORNER Al OLIVE mi strictly fresh; QT. | ad rat reads Why Hab. cS alee Sel eens mn, | ET 217 NORTH 7TH ST. AND BROADWAY Pumpkin *'*"s-" 25¢ |] Pyramid’s complete J Would every drug: av | aig 4 7 ae both oats and whole wheat, including the one cage to St. Louie yestereee a ee Seatert box free f gist have them, HI real 35c can value..... . ~ oe ito testify in the receivership of the Friday and ance eee Only i Bin Scie yreper: and mention : large No. 1 bran | : TT : Fresh Oysters,.pt. 25¢ | bewectnate Pyramid first when : size oval can; a real 25c he aes eR 8 a ae ay BT 9 poe BI ER-SWEET CHOCOLATE " Fos | _ asked for advice? | at ahh stub ergs ia 5 4 : : ° \w lich he merged Als own Southern , Swift’s P Strictly | Quickly and conveniently applied, and the fi d Just imagine! A hot cereal that combines all |Motors Manufacturing Association | - inviting assortment Raed. Ib. estate Cops Condled Th pot pein, oF chy dru store: oF a4 § ° : Begone of oats with the healthfulness and ishortly before both crashed in O Honey Nougat; full {2 14c tm Bena ‘ | iree box plainly wrapped—mail coupon: i aPPLES Ihs. 17 sonatuan 0 /0S, 17 9 Cream Caramels: Bu tter +0 es eee 00s ' | 1924, with losses of millions to : —— ag Bul ei pander G flavor of whole wheat! | stockholders throughout the coun- ps ery a — _ lie a tH Onion 4105 0 ; = if) | | PYRAMID 2 DRUG i id | ) | ' *,? try, including St. Loulsans. FRI. & SAT. ae pom BUTTER Pp . | ; r it's so good and so goo : illic Sibel ~— eit No wonde ; 8 8 d for — | He came direct from Federal | SPECIAL SCOTCH Potatoes r= — ‘ ibs. ° 30 | 2800 Pyramid Bidg., Mich, | iE | Boil for three minutes and serve. New Oata 18 iprison at Leavenworth, Kan., where Sete aren Cc scotch “Fhekind you ‘1 C, iad : CALIF TOKAY GRAPES | cone me | —_ me Boob poo ha ae wl —— | ne in wdulinke @ -year t for | As d Fruit Mitk like. Mad | y molded: i & 5 Digest pret hea light and fluffy. Never arbor ney fag capers cage tig we: Chocolate oon dees butner Ween | hadmilledforl| Ma Zlib. ............, | using the mails to defraud. é was | Nougats & Caramels. some and Gelicicus. | long wear; lath- Name oeeeseces oo CC COCOETS COR eH OOEe FORDE EOES oes | ers profusely, Soothing. It’s new. You’]] in his usual pleasant humor, but | politely declined to be interviewed | aie Oc 'or photographed, as he feared he | | Address. 2 =. 25 c | Try it and you'll like it. Ask - your grocer ae. of ery a ee ~ ee ee tem eRe rer nts a etl se he ee ee ee ee ota - “4 w an hed et. Mea on bbe aur) Rak. a 2 at om rman ne ean. eel eentie einai ctaltaies leant atetasaisinmmmouns a er ie om - ws o . , _ we: nnn mp a ae en ~ om /2 f, | | | , CA like ée, one E P forkKellogs s New Oata. Made in Battle Creek. might somehow jeopardize his ex- WS SHEP Apt) DELIVER GAPEL Y AEWA Tite STTCED BACON EHS Te —— = ‘ pectation of an early release. Manufacturing and Sales, 4709-17 Detrnar Blvd. 3 Ca kes Z2ic SM. BEEF Ti M. BEEF ONGUES ha bh, .23 BUSINESS FIRMS who want your 4 “I’m even afraid to say I'm in, se Wien bn orders for cleaning, repairing and Bit ~ ~~ : Ith.” } explained | ; ether services are ad tiny oe we . good health, 16 p ; . hep eee mercanensineitinam the Post-Miapatch Want aia e ; oo St. Louls looked good to Jacques | Nee coors | ath s Blevins, even though he was wear | : ae ‘ ing white sox and snow was on the | : , : 1 ' ground. When an attorney suggest- | : : Hee | ‘ed it might be necessary to Keep ah . | him in St. Louls for more than one | 7 Bin: | day Blevins laughed heartily, and | | ; ae answ wered: | ae 4 — “You needn't apologize to me; r | IT haven't any place to go. 3 a | Papers ick“ Hearing. | | | Under an arm he carried a huge | . Fr | portfolio of “papers,” all about; ie ~ iH | National Motors. After testifying i i before Special Master spl Bourbon Sentos that compares 10-OUNCE BOTTLE = 23c | ing- “Room Suites fi ey | eee most : 39e. : oe UW N If ONt Containers SA NTOS ia-Fashtones WE AL ED ip ‘ Coffee... A jood mete MEAL] 4¢ HOUSE FURNISHING co. ; 75 to 20e | scuatie’ ae ada te 350. POURE DAB. -oeeeeeeseneese g EXCHANGE STO RES ae only See B56, 7! & MARKET STS.—206-8N.IZST.| (ocr ot nem win Y easy Ss (‘rockers THOT ania . °° . ; wontwliienrr ut vnis wt . os \ 44.

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PAGE 28 ST LOUIS POST-PCPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18, 1926 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCK —. TUNNEY CONFERS WITH wn emt RIVAL ABOUT NEAT —— CON ; : | 1928. by H.C Fisher. Dick Davis ANNOUNCEMENT | Sade Mark Rec U. & Pat Office.) > | OL LE LL A a a al co Panta a pela Nas Sapo ake Shay 4 “ \ ' Hap erty Oe - e, Boban? Fees ag , a ry ‘o ‘i . ‘ * a A és + ageigs SG Mil at a CPO, AD ~~ me. ye ihe a en re aM ). . a ne ek en ee ee a ee ——— iS FYPECTED | | Ys, SIR SMNEY IT'S TRUC I've a core Pan — A a . = = TAKE nical 7 ' 1 ~—s« | BEERS SUMMONED TO APPEAR. FEEt So Se a OvT AND GET Ena 3 Brainesd’al | | tBe 4 FOR ‘You, MUTT | FACE THEM 4 , BEFORE THe BoARD of GOVERNORS | PRESSED! ann NEXT TUESDAY | FoR ConwDucT UNBECOMING : oLd Dea a ee | ) fa : A LION TAMER: THIS IS A =—— [r'™ AFRA\ i , agen : | | mervers CUE! tweyRe . DiGNiFieD SHow- DOWN! MAKE | Very | BUNCH OF PReNTS BoARD WILL » Us -. aa - o KeRs; 4 tf ; of Hie ae ee ee a eee cn a oe RR “Nite 7 ; heavyweight wren te mund of Urainerd awarded two fath varg@l night at the sew Cu | .. , — | i. 3 i>. ie. . _ fweive hundreg Syuccia! to the P st- Dispatch aa a ) | —— it | | Fe | 2 nesdicci NEW YORK, ov 1§.—Gene : | Y ; . : i. piaeeniem af a me | : : one minute and 13 Tunney. heavy ee.ga: Ciius ps9 - : ma ts " i . bird | hy de hom a.) : +e 7 first fall. and, afler the world, is as free as & SH” Ys | Bont ti. : , : | P ~~ 4 ry % * ae | - « - ia ‘ ’ alt id _ the Nebresrkan ta the when {tf comes to making @ Gia | , , “ ) ‘dig = . 3 gist VN e% ‘ 7 ie si ts tie Z 7. 3 Perry ae “he "rT" ; P ‘ . ’ * — — —— minutes. gain the fina, £ : . in defense of his tive. ve eaeeiie: Aaa He dieu, a, . a pi H : eur At — me r fe ) La J: * f: = minutes. ef er Three successive be » of im oo for this Hh ial? fats lite ah fi i}) hg i — . ~ . ion in the Olympi and will join with Humor: 7 : Pa tes i Ls ai 45) ee =. . . : - — perentiy proved too ¢ ee ae Holland, two — are : ne Conducted Fi playe |; Willi ; : Illincls avenue. “ow 7 rt. see ) — ? nders for a bo ut WV th Tunney tijo. Ascengal! and Beu Siar a.39 Tau. ‘ ‘ j e eene2 : ; - > ~4 , s/ in i1eld House mangers to arrange apd obtain ' v . is Bro wa, 5812 The Count a Day Preperato : rou mingh ¢ Feder! lec ap i right now ts crazy There's balt | » SECOND RACE—6% furloucs: ee 7 nn tga : : games. Address communica. | League gridiron eleven will piay| "ook the defens've at E ee = M: m0) ,| Star Mirtd ..15 Complaissn ait > toms to the Amateur Basket- gle te ) |Milwaukee Country Uay at Mil-|s©°med to prove Doretheams 4. A. U. Routs Enemy. eg nace . i -._—-._ -., -. ee od “71s oF * a dozen of them tikely bur not;. ; hey — : i o ~ lade Peaster .. 1 : 7 ‘ ) . ottate b eve: - in 4 that micht be ee Ne ees? a: « ins a) ituble On | ey Red Ligt Lo . ball Edftor. ith ms 3 it Waukee Saturday The ivcais _— nex e however ane ended in: ree ping sure-shots Amyoue Gig stoe eoerme) Fo tural Geesip torn Spirits 3 ' ‘! year: acl L. Cucher, 3838 Laclede | depart tomorrow evening a/ half fur. (Oe vere shifte Lo - Att on eee , lrached this seasut } pen the’ —_ Miiwaukee is undefeated and has” — arry Sharpe od not avs ving cl | the A : 13 > ’ | tates : ‘toe bo - Ras “ee 3 Me 2S , a err ‘eatin a layer ne E i ] 5 . i ~h postman: ere rest : | be Di = | = pon | °7 Among Ys . ; Sinencis ae oor ‘G2 Ymmelator ... } right e he € ' ae | erate gg eohetituve center The torals had a fairty good year. | “ich. very fat and mifer, cuarés |.nding up fourth in the trepera-| of the ftallao title Adolph | -s7 Mii" tory “League They will probabiy! Hussane over the Fp wi rlay etheout f the services of Ethan| aadepes gait. nling rast * c 3 . 3 * it + x " ; yen RAC ie ss : iC . Z ' 2555 . > } . re f +4 I 5 r= ; iif ! a ' : - x I i \rtort ’ uy , Ae SP RS te SO | Dicieeciatie | ies eae att cee increas 2 ee thin Hussane and afr fur ae i knew = Why 1 har Man {Steven , een 1 Meee cs oa : te bh mats will be us: pes a Stns SNE = or teen ¢ eames. Jom pool trouggle, rolled os & cae | penicd trier £204 000 fon beating ine hw ‘ ow 4 7 ‘ ; io : 4 ‘ 4 ’ ‘ ‘ ; z 4 Z . h ite }é » . ; 7‘ é ‘108 Neetie tai * zit 4 ape? = 4 Ss Piety 5 Piry™ t tall thet ee ‘Lanrac . ir ame F ee eeee- os sees -. aC a PUntiai, 58 m this neounte: ons St Lowi ii mauaser. ahi: for the fall. . , ; s* Braz Oli. o Q f : , fap. ; , ssi : ; ‘ y ——s me > © 5 ae, SS _ : gis ; re . oe cae 8a .. nena” : ahead ‘tatehats Chime ene Che Y et ! Soe | oa aell: aiieeee ial ae John Maxes. a Greek mn ase Hay ; 7 i y tA Py) a Opera tant AP om pag igen aetna 4's 7 Dip ee ates bial Th hn d arrengce.- Wake as ad davirs cnet isse foes ‘ eS 7 4 — alr eau tome 24 re sear coact Ie &S¢ 33 . Sededindien - ; : - se &s —— ; — ; ; when be Ocfceated Willare for the Grand PB Lang). : TU i Pure 2-year lines’ & @ bal ors e formation fecinninig *ht aS 6) PURSES tt =—7 = Alf a Schmidt ca: eral deliver - ge OBS cng: RT cae . infle ong | the opens: ges subir tith.” e"Ty ep eet 50} Selene” 17% fez MS afternoon, this cleven, mpoesed o! A Thiltery setting wi > given; x oe rin ct was ot te See Mele aan bpm pe smal ps lt se--¢r) ihat “Tuy at - Wi i j Joh | 4 American rings. & BET meed split ind ath. Gree idk aes“ deteat: (Sane Bital, Sowden ~ige te 7 Smee > > « BO ak on peso - eeasions. in ified through successfull: » oe | se te the agisvill | tors with his victory out ie nces betwe: > thin his tit would have heer sen “s 2 ae — —_ — — a =. LION pecta ! ECLIO! A) Lssoctiation club = ‘part payment eazoan who displa ee on Ofyn BOWIE SCRATCHES | +> rave—fured $1900, males ohio. wd, Neen Sor the army. met 2 mi | Tart Webh sinecing ontfielfer “f weigh! streneth Sie uite * the fight! took niece ‘Nekard made i..°°™ *a™ my se saiiia ee ee a. Wyertt 0 a ata toon 9 valla hie >} rine tar eTe in ! LA ~ &.,. ’ Ch Fivrenda, Comms: on 07 . coe 120 I : , th 2.2 % : © Wad tee cwmicac , : one —_ entiation anew geal and Gene aaeounedl » ru tdis teers Second race-—C: 7 Ge Carl : c : ' ne, 2 SOOT A ok , Fe flat gnuaranice of S200 000 for hi bribes taeeee S | 's, wil! b : oaftiaer cr: giencor My pa tage a ee m not like = ere | , ; eloae 10 $f. 606 Bhortiv before . i ait r about | boy. a rec . This | At Lexington. Mave riled ene ang be| Weather cloudy; track heavy. 3 oo . Anes. mage a Potent fete 4 #3 ever Ti ¢% ; the Associa tec Press af : * ) - ng . met FPugary veate y Porh | Firs RACE-—! utt ; te 14 Pves a, See VES > 4 ) ; epi oo 2 - ' — poe me: | - Lett (srTarmm it 2). iz . ae me wt Ae ns , : ~eail Eablet : ory wo» Lan erh Lilig "Th 7 ee ‘. I€ . : e os ° ‘ ; iu" . ij ao : ‘ir talk i ti tun! wot? -. a nega gone , iteeiaiinaee 7 ea r ; Fr MSS ) | ope “ Ee O ou & ‘sports Was gains 10 be continued at a it. | Helin terevert 2.9 ci... 780 | Coir Leama. 308 nce ends there, bows || OPEN TOURNEY TONIGHT | “Poncstive roles cugeested by Mrs re ¢ ai Z : we , sii. ’ ; é . : ‘ . , . . . . oe : . ; . . ‘ +* i ~ ee 6 - - - Se : P : ; " go? e : yo , : . _— —_ , . > 7 ? aa ne ; ~ " aT) "Met oe ree i. TG i 3 : a add j . = — ‘ . ie announcement dinner next Tues | Granite and Co o Tal re a tee ania: een | glOUX CITT ia. Ne ive | Corson provi ‘swimm | * 7 _ | : > ~ . ~ / - . = - . :* : Gev afiernoon |. SOON cK} irity course: — ertin : merfield ex , as : | nee , , : , nust tes | ‘ c ~ ” ; - . - m te tsa 7 -s » + s « . = : 3 : . . . ; _ — ' , " ™ : ; ¢s J on P . - ' ; : -- as J . yt 4 3 : ; y ‘4 2 3: ss * . . ~ “ res Rik . rs - a} -~ ‘ : r 4 ; " : . ' . s .4 as a ; > A 3 ¥y ¥ “—} Pon | a 2 Wal fei é.: Lj Wig ' es 5 . . ~ . ‘ : 3 : : . ~ " ’ ry . . -_ : ° > : ; . . 7 +h? , i? : = 34 st ¢ bil wae = ei ry? = =. . . .C ’ i 8. ' . 4 »*s . : - ’ : ‘ t ‘ . . > . - . _ # ‘ . . e ‘ . a ‘ - ; : © ; °? » Wey th) aw SUZANNE AND TENNIS pa a aw . otham, Rethwell TROUPE ARE DUE HERE 0 iss: so Tiowie Posey aime rou TOMORROW AFTERNOON." eh metre: THIS TOBACCO IS UNDER-RIPE -_-- - Leo a * McEir: hemiifyl alew Ss rot ars Bas -} Crus mw. Deamare and Fau- m1 lerecea. | «€ re whe: f : AIH PUENHLLOC ,an lait ( ~ Included in the treur : tion LEXINGTON SCRATCHES. | Weather. 3 ack. mod, all Styl to LKichards «a ‘ : ‘mie a? First rece—Gaberdine. haudcrec : POLO LLL ll le Mary kh aa vs > lUrhishes the | Te o—Brewy Study — wrap my et. t > pesition for the French star in| —bed Caton, Puurth recom Hot Spee AT LEXINGTON. FOR MEN > °6 and > ALL GOOD VALUES Pe ag PO NN Sing ite Pp avi Feret. a countryman | OS"; ° tee f the incon pareble : bee Huw. | : re Ses en Pate— jeu “uffan, Hell . PPP PBDPOLL OPO ard KinsevY and Har. “lerne: | Be len Liandly. Jeaivus. Rupicg. ae ren Post-Tusne'’ All or Mile Lea Sve res- | oe ti oenaietianel ’ : * purse S800. claiming. & , on, PRS At tHe watt The star gv AREZ - SCR ATCHES. year-vics and upward, futurity course 7 7 2 ‘ ; ; ¢ - 5 é > i 4 F et " 7 + - ° 4 3 - 7 a. Co a vs, ; « . = = 5 5 - * va # ™% _ 4 _ ‘ ; v3 +. ¢ - ES 4 ' a i a os a q © . “t » L. . i " 3 a. + ¥ a a te 6 . ae > ‘ Py ¢ . . ee Pe oi s 2 a : e Ae ye » 7 n & % = . 3 B 5 Css Re See . = aa -s 7 ® T xs as ‘ 3 ae : . ” F . a - iw” Be 83 iY - | x - a 5 ; rf : : ee : i "] OM 4 >. te * > 2 ; ae f NY «f Na - he 3 n yi : : . : ; a 3 ay > Ss > ge % x ¢ ‘ a tr ¥, BA > : cear 4 Pe * ¥ . 2 “ ¥ * 4 * - 1d ’ i R ¥% i | vd 5 be ¥ E by . a i ; +p at eanine Na > % ~ Ax iene 4 * " J ¥ Pare! 5 wg: Mt “ at “— shen et 4 . a. -—" " v - em ie : wk, Baw 7 a + + Fe ae te en ee eee ee ee eee ee er . . ne die ‘ . ¥ a eee es . “* pee a tne reupe Ww ea o @ : " . : ees ‘ . seen » ' t > : 3 * Dake Barnes > SIOSC. | «Me nz Seth Jedbures Abbey. tisnte} ' . : 7 The apPpesrance : hoe gy maton te LAPT : ane tt > ws)? sea 54 — — i ~ — ’ ;ay ; - | War Pai AVA UE : Maree. @Colone! chovit iter Ler . 13 | rn . - = | _ ‘ ais here wil) mar! P ' Kaheni,. Jains Neri: Sewn rh , ee3r ——~- Se LM; = | . = = ; — eo _ Second race. tb SoU = . = . . ‘ WAY TO AVOID Pe s ° et £14 : | . cf : . =: ; 5 ay im which they witli hate perfor rT Gov. ben.” rear course a ; ‘ = Re aaa... a.| =. — S gee 228 =, ET oS Ee ge = | —————_ FF GET that picture of the tobacco plant fir PP RICAN VICTORY IN itinerary at rhs 1 ne cewcell | tem “= | fixed el i and remember it _ e BRITISH GOLF EVENT next time you buy a cigar. You'll k > § Bs Amer Sige he sre ie He AA abet satel Attn Mal SR: PSF os) ew —F yrtime. 38 SS depart ' Easy starting if you use Whiz Anti-Freeze. Lasts longer becauseits : MISSOURI ‘AND KANSAS — contents cut : It just can’t help but be rene FRESHMAN ELEVENS oe pant, 232: | unr . ‘so ag fe | | ) = | own evaporation. mn tenet Tonecenow |. tare eek S| SAGE RScnaet “tg Saoreaced 2180) ha — — , : it ected dea a | because it’s made only of finely ri © Acsctared Prese jinucan, 1025. Malle Raver. 1.00 2-5" leuvoin tari eae OS —— SS. , ae cont, fe bath of perfectly matured leaves from the 1 COLUMBIA. Mo. Noy 18—Two | Heart iit}: Buliewa, 1:05: Seater Nur | Grevface we 1UP “Rimeys 020222104 gore = Model | of the plant. strenueus practic« ‘titnm of |, Toree-quarters 1; . Atoi RS ag _ | : -_ ” a Ci anes Delight. a * al = Isn’t it reasonable to expect that da for perforrm.- for the | ST eo A cg . ; Ae 2S b. Se : ee ee cer ee ae , ted fetim ) the psa etd of Miseeyr | 34 2-5: AK man football equed was brough?: to | stor 24) a cl ope ling “with the completion | ':: 4 ; sam _ aa , = 7 preparations for a gridiron con- | peone 1-2 2 e Pent ie F We: | Kajed 308 Seadrit ; ..108 test between vearlings of NMiexourt |: rec, 1.1 Musikaliunce om 2.5 nelepiage ... ith ee oan. oe .L. FL LAS shoe values Were never better and the University of Kansas on | “*#rsion i 22> Apame 1s 3 en SR 2 ae | represented than by this $7.00 Winter- weight Relline Field here tomorrow ities tS oe a-oids and upward. one acd one-su | calfskin The game will be a prelude to| Seven-eigdine mil 33 [eh me: | — model. The smart, comfortable new bon eheran 1 te? | oe 10p Sficien et . 203 rench toe has double rows of spaced stitching and the time-honored emecoming cay 3 ' , ; oontest between the wa: sity enews u> a : ne a = bss » = . S POia f pe r ' b e} “* “a small perforations toe we! of Mixeewr? and MSURKS ich w LS ok 5 :; , ' Ss ; *SpPo . Mi ak iv J2 oll tu +4 r and on cap. cn oon For a 1-designed en ween. nata@h | Amnuition “1:86. Be Gash 14925, Mont ppreniice allowance claime good-proportioned shoe of exceptional quality you turday ar ® climax to the een a Mint Lo4?- Deda 5055. Las can safely choose this number. setumde ¥ iat Ce PRM il Og ee ee ag ; ee iat “a 2 . ujin the wor 4d series, 2b fou . TRAIN WRECK SUMMARY =: 2°" ae we: sdek ZOD SZKO and Biers ong Seve of the Gaerne Sarl Sarpoti wrestled to a draw.

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CONTE Dick Daviscc ? Mat Victor Ov, Brainerd’s May Raicovich, Very Fat and R 7 40, Waddles Hi- Way tos » Conquest of Hussane, ; ne = a _ CHOSEN ESSOR 10 u THOMPSON p iStianed President ven A. U. and Head of Both the Olympic As- utton and Committee. Se ? i i in in PP BRBPP PLS SY . Dick Daviscourt, heavyweight wrestier met Je mund ot Brainerd Neb.. ang awarded two fails vut of three o night at the new Coliseum Cwelve hundred spectatore aay headlock exponent pip Zigmung@ one minute and 11 seconds for ae first fall, and, after succumt the Nebraskan in the second ing minutes. gain the fina: fali ig minutes. c Three successive headlocks 4 parentiy proved too much for mund in the first fall. Day Be Associated Press. HINGTON, -°* nheben rival natiom®l wing groups € sisted today, } th to the ja) 90g American O1)10) , latest clash has ur ‘Athletic Union more Vea L than ever and in complete oi of the Plans for this coun- m in. the Olympl at Amsterdar, Rinna. two Hence. —==9T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ATEUR ATHLETIC UNION POON LOA al Ld i i i i a a a for Seventh Time © He e We on the Pocket Billiard Title __THURSDAY a a ee ee ee ee i ee a i ie i i i i i . -_" - = - _ ALPH GREENLEAF, who clinched the title when he defeated Ru- dolph for the second time in the tourney that closed last night. Greenleaf won a $1200 purse, a Share of the gate receipts and a year’s salary at $250 month. He must defend his title once every 60 days. Rudolph was the first chal- | ralph lenger. They meet Jan. 13. EVENING. te NOVEMBER. 18, 1926 - we ee ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ WINS FIGHT © FOR’ OLYMPIC ‘CONTROL |Greenleaf Beats Sande to Ride Candy Queen i in $27,000 Breeders’ Futurity Joe Pasnick in Rudolph, Wins Pocket Cue Title Regains World’s one as for Seventh Time—Chal- lenged by Runner-Up. 4 Clated Pr "p HIT. AD ELP HA A, The pionship was in Greenleaf of New York, to- NOV. D. world’s pocKet.t billiard cham- possession of : iay for th seventh atr LA ve + on 2 yen whic! ournament ves £140 1) 10 of the country’s leadil cueists testants. Under the rules is required to defend his days, chalilensg finishs were con Greenleat hampio! every 60 rs ligible to hich they isShip ins ¢ — Great Field of Two-Year-Olds Lexington Association Track Saturday —Rip, Rap, Ad Good Ones Expected. Wood Lore and Other to Compete for Rich Prize at 1105, LEXINGTON, The West advantage in a. eee 2e, is expected to hold a big the ning of the Breeders’ i“uturity to be run at the Kentucky Associa- tion track here Saturday. The race Vill have 27.000. eeventeenth run- a gross value of $2 Only the H. P. Whitney and Sage stables are to send Futurity Wester the eve Gjreen- tree expected | representatives here for the while all prominent n stables with 2-year-olds i now he track and 7 their hopes the nt are at { prepping classic Max Hirsch cal manageme the the Mrs. Payne AT —_ notified the lo- that he will ship stab le’ s Rip Rap here for The Greentree Stable of Whitney is expected to | Sage eyVeyT , | West ‘the ‘Handicap. She H. P. Idle and (;,ardner's b1 Sixty, Hour Farm’: y Sauer Bewithus, J. Respess’ Got ham, (‘lyde Van Tor h Boy and Royal Julian, owned by W. H. Whitehead and George Col- lins’ Thistle Gold. Messrs. Clark and Gardner are New York, but their exclusively campaigned in the and their horses are consid- ered in the Wee. tion. Candy Dusen's Stable s from are tern representa- Queen is expected to be favorite, although she was off the Lexington Club was packing top giving pounds away to the large to do beaten weight and all other starters, field she never had a chance her best. and in _ PAGE 29 —? — Shaulters Kayoes = = -_ Barracks Feature Clarence “Kid” Shaulters of Scott Field knocked out Joe Pas- nick of Benton Harbor, Mich., last night in the main bout of a boxing program at Jefferson Barracks. The end came in the fifth round. The weight was 147 pounds. About 79° were present. Figuero and Phil Walters draw in eight rounds and Private Sulli- out Kid Grant of Granite City in the second round of the second preliminary. Fruno Klaessner caught Pewee Clayton of the Barracks on the jaw in the first round with a fast right and won on a knockout. Lieut. Jack Miller handle@ the first three bouts as referee and Capt. Neate officiated in the fea- Manuel! fought to a in the semifinal, van knocked , ture. SMITH AND LARMORE while the Whitney col-| Thistle Gold ran a smashing race born by Adios. ito score in the Club Handic Upholding the West are H. Tel-j; will have a large following among HAN ALI OUR Archibald’s Candy Queen, | Kentuckian. It is doubtful of Col DB T NEY Earl Sande will ride; R. S.!|E. R. Bradley will have an entrant Milton Smith of the Y. M. Cc, A. Clark’s Duelist and Wood Lore,| but if he does they probably will dfeeated Eddie-- Morganstern of Gallaher Combs’ Mary Jane, be Bewithus and Buddy Bauer. C. Jjast night tn etraight lead — games in the city champlonship ‘ADDITION OF HUSKERS tournament at the Nation- xy mnasium. Bob Larmore, al ‘Sport Briefs AND IRISH TO BIG TEN looked upon as a possible successor ~~ to Mike Cunningham, present cham- CONFERENCE FAVORED beat George Beckman, 21 to 5 already By the Associated Press 21 to 12. MINNEAPOLIS, Nov 18. — Addi- Two more Dame pinning his shoulders witb titties fort. The second period foung g Inund apparently much wiser he set the pace with a careful, tack on the Californian’s arme ager working machinery, legs After the spectators 7 the setting for this climax nessed the unusua: eight of Dayi hae conflict that has court being out- bulldogre@ the A. A. U. arrayed for sev-| . ‘ ‘as impressive songuetgee a a double against a group headed | ) ock on him for the fal] National Collegiate At niet ~L H Di eis eo Heyman ies ‘Robinson Has | § dd Whil NOT TO SHOOT QUAIL ath inn ben tee Gee th inning an von th r i a the Associates uadenly @ , WHILE SNOW LASTS 5 4 Year Contract hip in the seventeenth with "phe pa ided- er Speedy Shoes Nebras- ition of Notre and Nebraska | for tonight, starting at 7:30 o'clock. The third round opened at ion and, more recent clously for Zigmuzt when Davigiims the National Amateur a W f & PD eee T MINIS! ul ee Poe boasting Monte Munn of aitin or ar wial to the Post-l O Lead Dod ers | ron, o = aarp mae ka, Sully Montgomery of Centre | |I. N. Kessler of the A ic I led ek mabe senna « i an . anterencen enteeen te essler © merican Le- = JEFFERSON 4 wg 3 ed ot a OC ee athletes among | to the Western Conference, enlarg gion will oppose L. Heep of Na- court. seemingly chasténed tn spiriiiegederation and the’ Y. \. Noy. 18. heavyweights, likely to | ing it to a "and mak-/ tional A. A. and the other match ‘ook the defensive A bhody-holl TATE Game find the name of Earl Britton, the “most powerful football! brings together Frank Foss and at Mil-jseemed to prove n ore than he pals will] negotiate however ano Navi AT Steve McKeever, One of Own- , famous running mate of Red te favored We (iat Sheer. missioner Kelth Grange at Illinois, added to the is fax appeal official g andjsilicghtly the heavier gwuneg } *,* 46 . ‘ 7 eee . H\e . | ' 0] i ers, Says Opposition “‘Slipped en ee fs | well Brittom hae aeked. Promoter | the Minnescta quail wy atte type : university. quadrential meeting of the Ssocl oe | Mi, cl ; stecp 5 S: 2 aoa. : bc . no : > : : I I Lidice i | , Olympic Associal iv : x Ss Ske as te ivy: ivantaz of this pr nereiy “ES . ay esis e ; body which mm i. : . Sees ee | vas announced that he ; oe four years, the = . ae sees Bi tmconleat uld meet in Wash send Adios, ors may be WIN GAMES IN CITY cl}? and and sets cur- . & | e3 | : , gt uNs- | ler % SS y See ; RE: to! n J: which Title and $1 200 Cash Prize. Greenleaf’s vi tory over Rudolph raking the oe : 7 oO; ‘ 4 ; av a4 ae = - Oe a Kenwood A n ss Shaiya handball New APPEAL To HUNTERS _ eriously Pres! game, baratory ) play matches are scheduled . : ion * . F St Ae EGLO 8 SCE AE * CLL ELE L ILE LO ES IE EDO LITLE Gt Te RN RMS Ra Neal. ALLO TC ee a, OG A OE ION a UE NI NN OO ALE POON LR AE PAE OAL NALS RAI eR oO Nhe Rates — hs POE Oe OG FO Rewer eg. « a -. A. U. Routs enemy. ended in a sweeping triu i.) A A. 'U. forces, wi saffice their entire ticket. i William C. Prout of I successor ‘0 Col. Rober apson in the presidency © ‘ ? Y iS Ja Cerl. mux P. the ceerms “Big Twelve, and Fish Com- ceCanz has + } abi LU) nunte! 18 RLM LIN he ye A A OAL ACEO AN NI eA OH. td iN 084 Ea, Si Sha te v bal aA > 4 i al 7 , ’ " , »* The P T) i 4 bs ‘ . i Jitil if, Mdict iia i ‘ . . ¢ f ’ ’ 4 4 ) } 3¢ (>?) s i Aiba ‘ ‘ . ’ © Chicarco | rrdny as W players ib in the a : } Lire aia for guail, Ww hi h er ee ES ee ee ae oe tendered : tained ay them. rations, nce of t is oi covers mous jor denies a at- to retire from tend to his league taken “‘with a and sometimes Billikens Go to ranks, 12 RRR RAE pt ARS PtH ng same record in ess ueceed ' Stove champion’'s tion : oe age ne which he made in i Mercant ictivities ar- Everton Nee ti pr PAN OED Sg ee Rubber Case, Guaranteed One Year 6-V., 11-plate. .$7.95 6-V., 13-Plate, $10.45 12-pi. Dodge, $13.95 EXCHANGE PRICHKS a ~F + 4 . ] . . . f#ZVOousS binson OT ‘ **+, . ‘ r% the , carp a ‘ rere ~ | sa ‘ . = - . ’ ¢ *“F er ‘ ° 4 80 ~~ a open Deg AD OST RI i RRS. tena oe Manager of lection bot spot’ bw hours; into a reverse flying mare Raicevich a Joke. : ; Gi . 0 ic Association and newly . i. while ee ymp Sport Circles. not to shoot while the One Over.’’ winds psa f Hum Fugazy bout in j lication of the sti pre Bice the Oo gave iow gomedy when Giovanni Raicem battle in the sessions of , me .. , iniy ity VI . . as ow ~~ feat f oO niversity 1O- . 4 hed Leo Heyman, boxing promoter “A snow like this is the de et eated New York circles, the Daily favors the addi- eTSAni, § il 4 , : rn City . trepara-j| of the [tallan title. pursued Yuss ie New York bh ichigan cr in the opening SkKir- _e 4 ) t back i j circles, is ata great disadvantage Dispatch. e fourth and fifth prizes Ges ‘ pie Lah Hoag 5 5 am age . gridiro for many star play- > j waddling gait. Maicevich. whe has the meeting progressed | the gridiron for many star pia. DETROIT.—Jackie Nichola, St. who has . = for tr car at the Maplewood .) nhunte if ex- ae Sete : | > Paul, knocked out Johnny Web- - i ‘ 4 ti i. VW #7 io Al nur | Bavsinger forces, led by Was aue nform at Pawtucket, RR. & and Pas- racuse re juad after attempting to thin Hussane and after a preli dier-Gener r Detroit. 10 ronnda, Collegiate A. A.. aie Brooklyn Ponzi, Philadelph! Harold} Harold Cothran, Lafayettes star John Maxos. a Greek wrestles of all good sportsmen in been 2 . ‘_ ? “a shaky Ssfat r Soy Limm* nas ‘ - es PER NASS S's re the team breach of training the opener with a double hammeMiitee memberships , Gon ‘ighth, ninth and tenth, respective- sab : s inflelder. as they huddle in ] uld manager High Run for Tabe rski. crack halfback, were ar- y Brooke American rings. surprised spe i split has marked the dif- protect tne Qual } 7 4 ; — SiGAs aa 4 . as Radiator Covers antfielder “f weight strength and experienOis ar ite wige influe ee o wid ‘ out feed for the quail when the Se REP RTE | RL See PES es nt. igh average honors, ,,7 0 te oes alee il é natin 5 , ° a , ‘ pt Far . = o ment, says : Manifold Heat sportsmen are other sid: in dete ratically —" gor nc and Radiator Covers lth wals Looked For. 2" and Hueston rumor that he is about ill \ can s users eneeta r¢ ? two score ath- age it s to ring a 7 Henn. VOry Val ANG Over 46 ciains — 1] ‘ licht of the ‘pot hunters, Mc By John B. Foster. 4 intends ” tion of Nebraska ratner than the See ‘mas Huestc , . Sores laca divided " cirevit Probably} Hussane over the ring with slow adheres euchi eeiing game Trouble has loomed on and off | ®4™ circuit. . c 4 ya Tha —s sa : ' 7 : t : I ¢ tA taAala a8 srs , py and should not be cc right. 19° e seventh prizes weight was anno:rnced at 2m ¢ a? NEY ‘ ; P Samthggyg | ers this season. Quarterb - ha maze 0! EW YORK, Nov. | esi aeeregating #0! ber, Detroft,. 10 reunds. George al Palmer E } fin-| punch Referee Schwartz during cd. inary struggle, rolled on top of hin : . Ms dis sae 3 ee tackle and a Jikely- all-American @eether from participation 7 ; we ee vse bail ; | as clini n a indle, Aj Th, is., an harles . , . . i defeated John Rolier of Chicago } RE EINE AREER Is is so easily . a ied , 17 ' Two Nebraska gridders, ock applie after minutes iiaeeee nite . : “ MAIL ORDERS OPEN SUNDAT (Southern This 18 a tinit —_ sho es n out g TT. ' 7 f 7). made in a recently in a raid on stu- cl io?) j lil © i lade ili cA iki! Special Correspondent of the Post- i Sytac Dt oN me —— M Aggies to round out a 12 for fourth pias and womendio. 1 : a total , lel sale it of Ethan es, the A. A. | hen -rameue 7 . be | | ah if $13 . Sixth and legislative LOT Street ca! storm conditions ‘ ee : ap Pi : Sic 4 s1iitqani.@® : ' , resignet rom | ie pounds. finally caught up with tj hat opposing : eo be ' , Smith. Teronte, beat Bill Stroeb, more, Wilo i Yok, president sixth place. Ar-| the rough Army game of Oct. 15. for the fa11. tinued. } a cre a 7, re Prpa>rd ( . ~ . ; : +} i’ ho ti 1g i; 0 ae rrospect, has been dropped from . 4 ~ 7 raging Rha pro. S2) Ut ns O4 finis! ‘ di} pr pession und resigned all ‘+> : ] cou Abba sd tt snow. ‘ a Mandery, end, and Jug Maxos. a comparative newcomer , : : cont vg ) . jad ‘ rs Tit ef Rut ma pro- ——_ 1 } hh, « ; 3 . as su if N . pDavinent is the first tin ' | with mom =n re i] S§ be- ‘ he quail and put | : | FILLED TILL NOON e won trom Ponzi *Ti i gamblers In Lincoln. 4i\* - . } - 4 i razroen who is ] v adv int a ose - pe - . 2 - . H 6a: L gy in- tnreate! "4 Sodality Mrs. Louis Vitter? Mrs. Emi! and two sisters, if St. Louis and “hicago. Schoe.- happened during squad will City tomorro\ gridiron | ~e } val? Niversi h. Pierce ‘t+ for Oklahoma Ming the drawal! Ol. Hemry Breckinri: Othe N. A.A. F., ar the Olympic organiz Gepher Players 9 3°: e urday morning to ae D Mitt d om Voting contro! he on I ens an me association and har ido away with the txo- | FOO sin orkou mie it permitted . » : Stressed this pat players will spend the Wa night th resider light tion next M Sat- : ii : = . ’ ic . is - ™” 7 *) ‘ rR Tet , " ‘ - .aP | . } . e tien . > ore ‘ ; ciii i * @ ae) . ‘ - > + . J « ’ , j i ry Ss) ) ] i I i> « . a - . . > . + \ ry T ; I rid; 4 BX\4 or ; . . 4 Pa . .* 4 rT : . . { : ‘ * ; ‘ ‘ ; ; y - . o > a | ld mess in 1e@ policy 1 ven- ert Jus erdeen, 7 , ’ . : ; } " ce a ae | - +} ‘ , . , ba , noe mer? " ae . aperation of the clul at ex. 1 in the morn iT _ - - . i an | Pe 4 . ’ + ©) th, , ,° ‘ "ToC

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The only thing the Phils ‘ ° if as Siu n ni} tickets because O: :a@cCA ¢ : Cag -s : sare iy may cialm 8 a foul, ‘ re s ‘ , ~ i . . boards. ae lie the world title as the most neg- In eontrast [0 ¢*he meniocre rec ‘ Pau 4 AS - ees 4 , ‘ rivais. {7c lected bail cius on "ce ¢e ords of the frimuinvirate IVals. ae | ‘ ~ > : : a ‘ ee Ae sf the New rents. startling performances § ? > : ‘sn 1 2 Te : +. TT : niversity ha. irs noe " | ee. “e P ee. . , m4 . T . » | ~ spotlight. The violets, in ,ddition Stuffy co ides “I have to whipping eight straig2t ©pPe-| spine of a real ball club nents, have had but po'n.s ~ Llways suspected that scored against them The West-) there was a skeleton in the Phil ern invasion. the first ef its Kind) jie closet. ever undertaken by a N. }- | Now it comes out It eleyen, marks the climax «| Eo ine tet oft te Sica most successfu! football season 0 awnere ha’ pulled in rec the history of the university vente se ae Rattle Front Still Uncertain. “Serimmacetess” week at hecoorstl Headed South. 5 ? i 4 ” = in the starting lineup after injuries Ofeins a @-months invas at? | ++ 4 we a * aa. ‘ ; > . »>97 ~J “ee > - that have kept him on the side . SoU n states ents DOC lines for five weeks in 2 i na 4 irnia % te ] tile hope of ’ Pore) Hrmnett. Ler aU } ¢~ . th »h tion is seen on the remainde: f BCS r * > 7. - , . - — ST ’ , am ; at : - “vr * : > 8 ‘ ‘" = -_ + , a ‘ a ®& tat 5 her . 7 .- “ rT -% > i eo | 4 Carnegie Tech alone offer posst- uureynhound fa ing. fighting an sti inting and fishing te bititles of tense competition La as 7 ‘ 7 en: - ~ > fayette opposes the battered Lehigh ' + 7 _S. ¥ wes . Tv »? - y\ oo Yr « ; r r 7 nk t So 4 rorees, SVTAc USE meets Nia@Q@area , b 4 a om? re Brown takes OF) N ¢ wn’ Hamnpueshitre eer -) Y ron rary ~ . al Pprorm iwrir ; and Holy Cross tackles Boston UUni- . . ‘uring m Ty PPT r Tr” a!l] coaches in ti untry e ‘ ‘ 44 . , ~ ater Carney pointed out Hurween is tw siraight tf ; here las! — oo aie . we $0.0 bile ete si tas a NE +4 YORK, Nov :5 nN 7H EN the (iptiniisi CL iuod 2 . ‘ , officers ; ; Oi al estate loud-speakers, duc § oy Chicago and Return Tickets good for going trip on night trains leaving St. Louis Friday, Novem- ber 26 and Saturday, November 27. after 9:00 pm (including midnight trains). See the Tickets will be honored in chair cars and Army & Navy coaches only. Baggage will not be checked. Football No reduction will be made for children. ILLINOIS CENTRAL WABASH RAILWAY CHICAGO & ALTON mame ait oe at sae friday and Saturday Nov.26¢27 ~~ me Good returning on night trains leav- Chicago ing Chicago Sunde , Nov. 28, after Nov. 27 8:59 pm, (including midnight trains). CHICAGO & EASTERN ILLINOIS eeteaaietieeet An Amazing Result. ESTERDAY'S billisrd news Y told of owr old fellow citi- zen, Tommyr Hnueston, a greai player more than cvU years ago, winning a game in the national . . se ~ -~+ ~ ' pocket billiard championship tourney, score 125 to '@ As between players of cham- . = » iv 7 pionship ass such a result ’ Te iz ter seems incredible. st is partis accounted for by the fact that Hueston's opponent, Arthur ? » _ ’ . ; > 7 . > _ Woods, actually scored I” points, but lost credit ferthem through “scratches ° , That, teo, tis a peculiar angie. That a Man can score ten points and finish without any seems strange Weeds “scratched” and was penalized for missing. That penalty is not an assess- ment agaimst failure but is de-. signed to prevent intentional safety playing. He Bane Wrestler. Sines ZIGMUND, vhe figured ? > Be f “= © | the postmaster: ‘Joe Zigmund is our Maror. ‘ 7 >! . } + . - - - . =) He is wrestler, you bet. who will take a fall out of Jo: = > -_ Mr. John E. Wray, Sports Editor, Post-Dispatch, St. Louis. Dear Mr. Wray: I want to thank you for the fair and consikierate. manner in which the Pest" Dispatch handied our football mixup with the State Univer-ity. From my knowledge of the facts, I cannot help bat feel that the Missouri students were none too coarteots as hosts, and that the whole crowd, includ- ing the football tam. lacked something of being real good -portsmen. 1 am a regular reader of your colemn sa le ~ erna LSS Ss ? ind keeps 4 - : ; , — . s al ‘i Ae ax “~~ _ i — =” Tt 7 ers F ges iti Te in tame « mallu UDP na A t $ r fire. ry ® Be 4 ~~? ~ | + . as a ea iia] 1s s D » . . " . - : ia a * oyvs — ie r« , _ ably with an) hior lightweig a 3 > + . ~~ +» +> to the Milwaukee promoter that - 7 +*- _* ; »~ hk . aould Tac.ii€r iaAP his Cnoance: Milwaukee. “Too many prometers and bunching of important dates \ - }, $ “* + hm T1100) ‘e ig fights was too much 7 —_ - , Long, so I preferred to ‘+ ~ be a chance in Milwaukee, where am sure it will draw a fairly good house, no ma ter > ’ i» - —s . Another Chicago promoter who deals in big events, is piaying a waiting gam Talking of present situation, he said: “We ar Milwaukee Gets Match Between Bantam Leaders Buddy Taylor Passes Up Chi- cago Because of Promotion of ‘ _—_ ‘eh was broken eam, whose right arm wa sity combination for the tiit with first leg of @ journey that wits pcial ‘aerial formations for tests Satur- them to the Pacific Coast. Spe 'day with a view to stopping the Br the Associated Press. here. The Beetill splints have been obtained for Ho undefeated Oklahoma Aggies in the) ‘IW YORK, Nov. 1§8—American wi , teammates to the Kansas Aggie | P ie ¢ on their rosters. same Sateréay and the contest} STILEM ATER. — The unbeaten rananye ogee cee tavamen of): * % ine ime Saturé ome age= AP nm : ave routed the first inv with the University of Calffornia,| OBlahoma Aggies were to stage, t _— over the only gee southern branch, at Los Nov. 3*. a lengthy dummy scrimmage for his; tare are e*pected to be benched to | Cornhuskers today in polishing his avoid possibile injuries which would | three sets of backs which he may keep them out of the title contest | use against the undefeated New| with the Sooners Thanksgiving dav York University eleven here Satur- FOUR ST. LOUISANS | t least > . cLOoOnig for Oklahoma City _ pete in the Oklahoma State Open in the cew Downtown VY “ i oe a > ti . go f + urna ent N .9 >i and rae c _ wep fast More Ow coats; and i? ; M : Mad ~, ' - Ww John Maniée, Art scagworts af -eady Each distinctivets fur Basie : one Dh Bo eet ae ene eee lB tated aod decursted Com ravages of time epresent the amateur forees fortahie’ betis §=All ciab eym. add custom , «swimming poot facilities ewhen 5T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . 2 oer Oe _ NOVEMBER 18, 1926— UUIS SIP | Two Big Football Gar GRIDIRON GOSSIP _ Two Big Football Gam Direct From Plavirg i ,day. Presnell, Howell, Oehirich and | Stephene are favored as the starting . ; combination. — ee ee PBL L™ By the Assvciated Press. GRINNELL.—The hidden Ball s¥> | tem so successfully used by Grin- : at ‘ nell’s college football team early MANHATTAN —Polishing pam it's . sae ra mations ts ecc it ‘ansas : formations ts occupying the . ASD. direct this season may be abandoned for Auaies a0 the, feature of guennser the Thanksgiving day game with... to repel the touted aerial at- Drake. Coach Hriand has indicated. tack of Iéwa State in the clash . tece the sys- | here Saterday. The Wildcats are Nae ae wpe ae eontinuing long @4rills in the face tem has been observed so closely. .¢ 514 and enow, with Karl Enns, by seouts that it possibly would packfield star, the only regular tor the Bulldogs. | slated fof the sidelines with injur- i@s. AMES.—Al Holman. backfield ace NORMAN —Injurtes to t&ckfield the Iowa State College football men is delaying the selection of a) emooth Working Oklahoma Univer- ° hold littie surprise PM LAPP LD PPD DPA LOT in the Drake game last Saturday, c¢ Louis University here Saturday. ' robabiy Will be ne the « é . _ iz ga vew ¥ A. & . a . Sa iii ex = - iz 4 » ~ . . 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STICKNEY CIGAR CO 1108 Lecust St. MAin 3841 — | a - ——_ = - —_-— - — —— _ Read These News-Features in 1928 THE LITERARY DIGEST This 3 | ASA our AN ’ CONSERVATIVE MOCELS How the Election ion Will Affect : Business The Case of Madame “ llantay Mr. Mellon's Taritt Manitesto ad News tor fe leggers German Army | Norway s Press on the Wet Victory | Brit | Labor Dropping the “Reds” e Curse ot Overweight Yur Healthy Newsboys The Secret of the Channel- Owimigers How to Enjoy a “Cool” Pipe Smoke Why Do We Grow Old? A ied “ 434 Years of American History = er England Worries About Our Films ee _ —s » és Se BRAND NEW ‘TAILOR- -MA NOT-CALL-FOR Just What is a “Highbrow?" | LIVELY POLITICAL SHINDY is promised whee § The Episcopalian Catholics | cone: ts Cie ee Conia ans to hand beck ® aT TheY.M.C.A. Expelled tromRussia aaa he ns cenloy he “eae ‘ over and — Furi LO R MADE-TO- Houdini— The Man Who Laughed | Government needs. ~ SUITS. A DE "AS MADE ON THE , 7 | at Locksmiths | President Coolidge is reported to be willing to leave . . ‘ ‘ . . + ‘* . Crashing Into a Floatiz Cc Heil | tween his pian ot rebate and Secretary Mellon s amen dment %© K E ~ U y E P D 1 D Wh ay Ty Cr bb Is Ti tred—and i cretion of C AMETCSE, where he hopes the matter will receive Retired i consideration.” On the other hand some members of the I TAKE THE GARMENT cilre | - Hy want to give the money back in another way; and some ot che Di ID NOT PAY THE NCE DUE. THEIR YOUR GAIN. en i 7 | ! playi: ig politics. In the meantime the taxpayer views lecluding Humorous Cartoons Wany Striking I[llustratiens, | | Thanksgiving mood. ; _COLOR REPRODUCTION i Read the leading article The Literary Digest tha ~ winter Quest Sy Walter Reaniger | 20th number. It includes a table showing how individuals a 7 ON SALE TODAY i a retund; what the Democrats and some Repubiicans p All N t d 18 C an ih imedi ate rehat = CartTonrs retlectin iy the hy uTmorous 4 . F ews - stands— ents tion; the voice of the nation’s press on the general subject of @ on sutamgeweeidibil — ) ae | ith suggestions as ae plans. { leher outstanding articles are ' ~ the lert. . j , ' . ** al . | , The Coach's 5 mgue eer wer | nm stil another. while other [Jemocrats. under the leadership © ie 3 That Sometimes Wins the Game | Simmons, are interested in a tax-reduction program of theif owe 7 ° ® 2° ° It is a mark of distinction to be a reader of = ¢ Mots Any Sea-bathing as a Science | “Both sides,” says the Democratic New York bape \ & bon [IN YOUR OLD - aes? SOUrrT OR OCOAT 4 = pf ' \ THE BLUE BOOK OF COOKERY by ISABEL COTTON SMITH —ts DIAMONT—PAGE-\ RA Not just another c tam euthoritetive | cally; “‘most disti array i } 2,000 I, en Tet aie os com reece | ine os doiany . aca aioe padi 9 om | te a . , sy Fems of * Etiquette’") comtaming bundredsofexciu- seen here.” -—Jeseph Boggic, Chet de Cuisine. ese Sl gover before published; Hute! 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PATCH ee ee ee ~~ Ner o Ne Football Games soarcast by K S| KSD. direct ftom the ¢ and made teal to ey very what was taking Plage : a — ~0 these ¢ cs. the cole cheering. the hands, ae scription of the gia, on to followers of the fatio The atinounces nicrophone will be “lett 4 the playing field, BALL LOLOL LOL OFPP PPP ARIES Ow" 1Win by 1 to 0 over the FEATED Maroons, werld Professig | Pions last season, before 1g here. The Boston Brufhg Canadiens of Montreal, 4 “fq rough’ Bos‘on opener, and ¢ is. eaters York Americans whipped invasion of |i to © when a substituts (over the only score of the es. The Chicago Black By} é play Tues- the St. Patricks es. brk Rangere last night. 8.—American | Anal tockey ting many - oe eee nem 54 A fine woolen in grays and red browns; thick and for winter time o ravages of time. add custom tailo a luxury; and an omy. rom Plavirg Fig] wit : of Tc TOnte ame Is Trojan coats; and laughs at: and 30-time POST-DISPATCH WANT SS BUILDERS, PHONE your ORDER. aL} Wyre? \Z Or FANN a. widens Y “ih Ny \ . TAT TO DO WITH HIM? ox in the Rochester Democrat and Chroniole. ICAL SHINDY is promised when (& ys, over the several plans to hand back to oney he has paid in over and above reported to be willing to leave the chore d Secretary Mellon's amendment to it, to @ he hopes the matter will receive “non’p? er hand some members of the k in another way; and some of the t lJemocrats, under the leadership of 3 tax-reduction program of their own. New York World, “are & taxpayer views the rumpus” att Democratic meantime the t le in The Literary Digest this week, Ne table showing how individuals would be a and some Republicans propose if ns reflecting the humorous angles of the n’s press on the general subject of tax-re™ Other outstanding articles are listed m , a reader of ope OTTON SMITH shed array of delicate the home that I have aria, Chef de Cuisine, ‘ sm, oy ye washable raw Wann Nate GOW: Avenue, New York, N ‘i a indorsed By F. amous Chefs TAILOR MADE-TO-MEAS- Republican | RAK aa LN FU ce EE N.DAILY. % - ‘ ,. all Te Pe 4 - beta & a 2 a St ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH P_M.—SAT.| _THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18. 1926 —_ ENTILOP. AND. NEW “O’COATS BRANDNEW COATS [ FINE ALL-WOOL ALSO MIXTURES [WITH PLAID LIN- WINGS, VERY STYL- ISH, LATEST CUT. "XTRA SPECIAL’ MEN’S BRAND NEW S12 RAINCOATS BRAND NEW COATS WELL MADE YOUNG MEN’S OVERCOATS, PLAID OR SOLID COLOR LININGS. i 1500 GOOD-AS-NEW, COST $20to $60 NEW TRADE IN YOUR OLD SUIT OR O’COAT AND CONSERVATIVE MOGELS , LT XY). BRAND NEW AILOR-MADE NOT-CALL-FOR | RE SUITS. A DEPOSIT AS MADE ON THEM BUT | THE BUYER DID NOT. E THE GARMENT AND | NOT PAY THE BAL- | INCE DUE. THEIR LOSS YOUR GAIN. A _* +* 5 1.7 a 2 _ | had made two wills designating her : hs 3 ‘somewhat bitter band after a corn and cleaner corn. TESTE MRS. STOGKE | in%gs and none for husks. as said to be an unusual! feat. third $50 and $25 each. — eed ——5T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — eee ! His gross | corn Was 2158 pounds and his de- ductions were 36 pounds for glean- | This | we WAS NOT COMPE NT The winner of the contest re- ceived $100 and the second and Ragen | Pages Nurse, in Son’s Estate Suit, ADVERTISEMENT Sensational Purchase and Sale of $75 ParlorFurnaces Se ee | Says Mother Was Influenced | in Making Will. Is Backache A Sign Mrs. Caroline Stocke 'a $110,000 estate at March 19, 1925, showed signs of | : “going down” mentally for sever | Many people who have suffered al years before her last illness,'f"Om backache, disturbed _ sleep, a ir > © : . eta =] Mrs. Catherine Schreier, a former burning sensation, sympathetic pains and reduced \ itality, nurse, testified today befere a Jury treating te conditions in Circuit Judge Hamilton's court. ei ec will be glad to know that . IvVvpaeren, id] , Mrs. Schreier was a witmess for sinh swig rr 9: ir or _ — r weakness is nt . raithl { eyt e ly i) ame Arthur W. Butterfield, a son of ; . . ; Now, thanks to a new combina- | Mrs. Stocke by her first marriage. tion treatment known as Cystev! Cut off with only £10. pO, Uw hile ~om pound, it ic possible to alla» ; , " hol ‘ Sie t»] ’ hy aelran ee Son us Six $15,000 and tis'!, epiess nights, backacge, burnin, charities got | , : 1 Sensation, and fee] younger anc ,stepfather the res sidue of his moth- Stronger in just a few days /er’s estate, Butterneld is contest- If you have suffered from these fing her will on the ground that his he wr at without finding a bene- | : : ‘ icla! treatmemet you should get ay or ‘ 7770.97 ) , oO ers l its * npn . . . aah 4 rs moth } w LS mduly ilIuftlucne oa = package of Cystex Compound today! its making in October, 1923, by from Wolff-Wilson, Walgreen, ‘her second husband, Jacob Stocke re ge un Bros. or any responsible . ruggist under the guarantee that i mit w “AaAee : ee » SO pemee now ‘ 4 years old. your moneys will be refunded if you " } . r , ta ’ ? lal rr e 7 ye Explaining her acquaintanceship are not delighted, and feeling like , in fir ‘s with Mrs. Stocke. Mrs. Schreier said that she met her at the City Sani- tarium, where ie: | ;, | ’ of the agze—after using re mark: ] tnat rene VW ould he Same price as other fine soaps at better off at 6 per cene interest drug stores and toilet counters, tha ly ri d » tT] P oO ind os SFocke eciared that Mrs. ADVERTISEMENT Son aS chief beneficiary befor making the document now in pro-. | bate. He announced he would AS Your Child | show that Mrs. Stocke had been toward her lhus-! ? deal in 1904, under In and iy her t leed persuaded ’ ”* ++? + the r win} 1) yp A ‘ corpo! L- a tior ) ised . ] { Fits . ey elegant aaa $1090 uv OF The Right Way to Put on Good Flesh stock, but gave her only $10,000. The plaiz and Make Them Grow Up Strong and Vigorous tiff will try to show, he said, that it was because of her weakened mental stat prior to 7 her death that she was persuaded to relent in her-’attitude to her As a body builder. an appetite creator, husband. and to make weak, skinny boys and girls) ai W r varlore, L522 Noerth Grand bowevah arr _ ty « (“oo 4 wt ' “ ao oy r-in-ia¥v K£ranuiMo.LAei ana aunt. in ° ~ 1 - ‘ scl DUTIES : ' : is y assimilated So * in’y *ecma year - ' z = Cb ur ih. +k. ‘ “Aaluaer’é oe were in the crowd of 5600 which you get full bene- f Funeral from residence, 4571 Oakiand «” A ly oe oe , uation ; er hy GM fit ee what vou Undertaking Ca avenue, on Saturday, Nov. 20, at &A:3B0 a. ; Met AFFEKEY-—Enitered Mite Trevt wih ite witnessed the contest, but Williams . ‘ . al St ¢ Churc! Inte day, Nov. 16. 1976, at 7:50 p. m.. Ne eat soon idneys, liver pancreas 2-10 N. Grand Bl... near Natural Bridge! w., to ronal 6s uren nhlerment —¢ 4 7 . . 7 Pee 4; " ‘ 4a” . ° - bd we oe ad . " a, . ce (~ a. vary ‘ emetery. Kriegs! auerr service vw _ affe ry) re.ket of 4 aiherine Mia aire | declared the defeat did not shake noel stomach and bowels begin to| _ Phone COI fax 8500-8501. (c82) . legsh (oH) | (pee Sweeney). dear father of Mra. Mar i - t¢ ‘ nraver etion roperly Accumulated pol- Brown, Mre. Auna an Michael and Be i1iS fait h in pra: ‘ wf fun p t = + XN nie et } te t n We Ss Stanek, t °T-vear-old son of S0n8 are eliminated Sick misery is CEMETERIES ae bgt 7 It $26 rye ye ‘m Reruns _ —y > ndtat = a ‘ek £6 S . bif mw iw Casi “XM etrii : . - _—— . a on , . - . , iti ia ath ral ° oo hie yeey eae replaced by vigorous health. (Psat en. Gay ling daughter of William A. Funeral from the famsil residence, ee ee rere Not a Drug- -Not a Medicine _ SEE on “ee © iFisiian, Gear sist x te f Ruth arco avenge. ya Friday, Nev. Ly at 5:3 Lé vist. abs nf he in ~~ or : - i? iTyin.a ( imelian age ‘ ears U a m.. 10 St ‘ronan 's O% : : yond doul eatnhnering more nares “ co af otek rates — acittha a4 alvary Cemetery iureh ui aries plant sap (rom Mexrico rec Se Funeral from Arthur jonnelly ® par Met Al. L—~On Monday. Nor. 15. 19236. «: for 1000 years. turopean and Ameri- lors, Twenty-first and Wash streets, on y. m, Margaret D. MeCall ine ADVERTISEMENT can specialists Lave sent wealthy pa- Fricay aft erie . *! ha Pt ~ ‘jock. Dh ean ; beluved mcther of Kalph. De: tlente there to drink it. Now by new +* ere ot. matinew « cinetery, ood Gewge Meteill. Metia Purdy a: process the sap is available in Ut! &. THE CEMETERY UNUSUAL DAMES catered into rest on Wednesday, Beatrice foes (nee Methll;. dear daug . - a j exactly as it comes from plant ex- cr CHARLES RD. AT CARSON RD. Nov 1020, « 3:30 Dp. mm Urban L. aol of Nance Jane Burgett, ous h. : ntains meer PETUAL CARE. Dames, bel’ oved husband of Alice ©. Dames Other if-iaw, seTanhdmother. e'eter. etete cept for removal of water. Co PER U : i? “ a aul : . se Sizes sartield 8331 (c62) nee Serhan), dear father of Richard end | ‘8.4 ene aunt, in her — ae ea no drugs or alcohol. Telephone GArtfield . - Urban Dames J: belo. oa aon of Peter J Funerai trom feeldence. vs Sidne Min als | Dames and the late Anna Sarttie Dames. street. Saturday. Nov 2U. ai “yo Pp. m Natural Yeasts, Vitnenince, ri ry dear brother of the Rev Wilham J. Dames, | © Baptist Tabernacle Church welfth an he sciatic nerve, situated at the ba Agme! te an uncooked syrup fu Sister M. Reinilla of the Netre Dame Or- ~ wu sireels. thence lo Sunset buria! of the hip joint, is frequently the subject fich itn vVvitamines, natural yeasts, | der and one nette F. Dames let of Neuritis. giving rise to the painful dis-' minerals, which ebuild sick tissues | D E; A i H ny om | - By ae 6248 Pershing MeCREGOR - Entered into reset a: Bueu. pox Byrn y The pymptoun/ are, intense | eg tae Selene sree Senet eee ee es Church. tt aoe . ieee at ip. m. leers BK » wok, tr of i333 ‘ , : 4 you iv thie hte hy ‘¢) ? v ; ' c? a" Os A> ' a ed a : 4 ° «3 : pause whi n 8b sone u : rat = © . atth glowing strength Phunsa nes c. e | Cemetery. Decreases! Was & Member of st Shawmut piace, deariy below es “ out P er can wr 4 a we ron age reve been helped. Dectors reccmmen | Louie Counct] No. 458 K. of C.. and Fourth Delia MeGrewor {nee eyer:. fath with painful 3 ‘whee yaar: gr ml of Doctors and users may now obtatr. SOSCHE——Entered tnto rest on Tuesday. | Degree General Aeserrably er of Lowlse. Harry and + eee + “Grego: nerve en tence ine¢ : Agme!] and valuable free iiterature ir Noy «A 1926. at 6-30 a. m.. Carolina | r - ~ and our dear truther. folle-miaw en i Ss ‘ a ODS ‘ ; arit a-¢ : 4? , ts “> C3 : a} ° ag Egger Renae nbn iA wie one BOC this city at drug stores listed below. O1! Sosche (nee Ostermermr). Gear mother of D nt i. a. a. eee. ot | ew See Enc, 2 oe a a fourth yee: oof 7 iv I ripe 4 my ; i -° : write to A el. 815 Hoilingswort ~ _and Milt r BR vache ce ar sist er af Mra. —_ J p ~ ane ; . t! r | Thee ; Ayvie? ? «jj r ute ral “Saturday. Novw P| 2 QQ. nv It takes os G “suas DA : . x Lose Angeles, Calif. (,ausmat Mrs Wiliam Steve, | Sporec wie OF sane Der “wT Gaushter from the George Piciteh doa ee, eeintiv? ¢ er t 4 & a rank C meier our ‘ ar at« r-ite ae AMmMrids i> % — oaulsuter-in-iaw ®isler Fast 4 SY uF, ta Hethauia Cemetery . quickest, safest and surest way to get fid! Please state trouble. liaw and aut the age of 37 years. , — ois stare ' ‘“ cease! wae a member of Elke and Twe; of nS ee ee ee Agmel For Sale by | Funeral Friday, 2 p. m.. from the Bel} . | 000 sdway. Friday Now 10 nt «80 | Gee pork Infantry. Spanish: “"-¥ ¥. Ne S “ . . ‘. a pr Ale ’ derwieden ha pel 1956 St. Louis a ‘eat ' — to rah Trinity Lethe oe aa = a * teran Reusains will arrive at © Spe 4 , " \ é a. wv ich oOmles ’ . » her Cemetery ic bi btdne f a be as bul eran mete: y ibis evening . ‘wee er f-Wilson Drug Stores oa NIE cays ‘ ? rr} ané 1 Pye ' as ‘tire ; 3 iT} All WwW olf 4 ‘ ; a i ; ea non ae IPNHAL ~ fin VW edemlay, Nev. ; ae ew: eens 2) ee ee, eee All Walgreen Co. Stores a ee te oa ve? | DWYER—At Home for the Aged. 2209] 1926, Theress Niehaus. dearly belove maiderab r wd. if not emtirely ba: é, at 10 3. m., Bre -* ama aoe al tee | as Hebert street, on Tureday. Nov. 16,] mother of Henry and Lee Nienhaus om ished li pa uti sore na Cont ul Keiffer Drug Lo. da s an he ¥ 3. ~ § — es. M. Toomey. 1” wa at 6:15 a. w Mary Dwyer. widow | Sister Mery FEuthaiia of the Note Der 4] the Neuritis has entirely disappeared | eek aera ual. Ot mena Fae age hs years Order, and our dear grandmother, met and you ar abie to 8 K ath? Tree nr (,riesedieck Drug Stores ang © r dear aun ot unera: row Arthur J. Leowneile’s par in-law and friend. " ones W olff- “ r Funeral from residence, 3017 Lafayette /jiore 3S40 Lindet! boulevard, reda pera! Sillmmertic fort Olt : ae i VA ff: W i] ? 1? ! e vent - ridas Nov Ww at nti) a m x i a : m Sahowen as Thu 7. | oe UnerTai i reents Deias y ti _ tie ee jeas Stores Johneu Htros Drug ‘ keer Schwertmann Drug io. avenu - ; "TT Chureh. i ; at @ ’ Dent in Caivary i « —U% Saliehurs etree! B” ra,' Na. : Allenrhu Special Formula No. 2 in stock - Del o the mmecviste ee \ | Cameters Decesecd was a member of ' at 8:30 & m. to StS seh « Chu, ' all the tin sity’ seliea tots “a 6510 cimar Lo terment ii Ca.\alj Cem ter3 (c. Th ird Ori ier of St. Franc sf. lerrEcnut 53. Petes dies Pou ‘ .. oe PAGE ? 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wild Pa eee During 1925 the POST-DISPATCH printed 2.141 MORE Situation Ads tl than the THREE other St. Louis N Vewspapers SALESMEN WANTED 5 erg NT yg vr. Lor POST-DISPATCE. a HELP WANTED—MEN. BOYS : FURRIER — Experienced fur- - SITUATIONS—MEN, BOYS LESMEN—Makxke se SA new special holiday candy deal. ‘ aa Cas STOVE REPAIRS Sa a eS ¥ ane LOST AND FOUND $25 per day \ @ BAUER SUPPLY CO. oS REPAIRS. 3} , w N. x: 4 ES N—tTo sell industrial ond orci- — — in city: must hare sae; serienc ‘. and adi. ity to mate cood. Am mers her a no eke tc) , experienced: eee: ork. = ng. phone — 212 S| POLICE DOG—Losi: Ze APE TG 5 — Painting. cleasiz —_ echoo!l tone ge D 310 Missoum f:- | a Vandeventer and “ive i oams. $5 uD. wear sloun permanent position. ance_Bg._Yand paced 3 men yester rae F : heavy-hituz né. air. ce oe." PAPER versie 68 ~ . can use 3. — At HINI sT- T With = ring mill & i a Clem Koop’ yyw mann. i, marred: must cee | sion ‘also one crew manager. 62. CG Bidg. | MAC CHINIST— — Bxperien: “ “i per cent ee rt es CA AL, CARRERE Ree arek HANGING, 33 room and up saLeSMES— an use three prope 2 to as i ng to the pubic «i _ _ sreatest Christ (mas prc posits ome ™m ;- 30 1838 South Fourteenth | ‘Deceased was a — no object, a3 ¢veTy perso | Ualr acy Cemetery. = of St. Anns “MAN — White porter —'s PAPE RHANGING — — Rooms now you what I have. Come in anda let me: 924 Chemic al 5! 5p) us. WE aterioe (Ui.} pepere please copr. raver. 3. UU t , $.00 per | ~ go seteara s0UC! ting accuunis § work cuaranteed. Aitman. »— niered | ree fe — — - O26. Ww Lar Re ora rigat party Sani cullecting on commu seston, by oBe of | bonded ccilect jon agencies. ‘rem client. Mr. * age “Jaded: paint: oe and eee of Mrs. Jo! 2510 ~. Sei ar. aed and -~¥ Central Nationsi Back bic F AN— Exper lenced - prefer men eel rade: mmst be expericuced | 39. Pe at -Disnat: te i | S' §ITUATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS lem porary work: salary ta Sacred Heart gy and have successiul. | MAN— Wi th car: neat- arg ? att ‘ clean re Cru » ULB. as nity for permanent pesition and to @ch Fae GUuaiir; cu! aw-) e permanent position; » 80 . a ra | 1926. at 1:30 p. BEAUTY Y QPERATOR— Sit. ; all anound: ~~ Statirr meee ee . ission anc DonU ef Daner a «. $1 ver room: © commussi S . Ne ’ “WaN— 35. 3S. with cloeed car; work Dent. Pulaski and 4 i “Counties: ‘willing sALESMEN— To feauet: $i00 ) Fae Seow per | weeK ; i! . = ; COC \1K— =: # cieaning > : _ - n eo! eeiiciting accounts | for collecting | on ‘commiss: on, by one of! : tu prey r + ™ r business and earaing $2000 | 2-30 to 4:30, room 24. | Be ree St. Louie avenue. wane. EssM ee 3 ecoilection agenci¢ _ * — client. Mr. Per- 528 Central Datnoal Bank FE Mg. x ee rs * 7 a P >e Np ve — Thi c “UTTER—Y¥ oun good references. 23: 51 § ted. to cellect amd mi'ci- | "insurance ea-ary and commission eT a ee re Sn ee eee WEATCUTTERS— gros WASHING MACHINE ? REPAIR pe Bert iid ‘ob 5) ~ CD NNBCTIcerT man apnetarer of national- Ste SAL ESMAN wEanizetion,. expand- nd assistance 'n the fle:d by from George: ‘Peis och chape Gran - om 943.. or apo: ey ‘e3) acer ep nate ca rs. mare 2 prefe rred. CARPENTERS: bax , BUILDERS bit o? “Ce tit is ~ Se et be well ae nic EEE —On Pog ecnesdar. we cs Tiga tir ee ponsibie marned voung m rine a vag ONE _one chi as wish- w= a: ampies weeklr and , Apply 2 ~ LO D. “2. o5 ER HALL ‘3308 Oiive z lrpe: gt Be cuaren 2Lees ered Tuesc a: e268. Leona B. Simoret. dear ne GAztield 6854W hapel. 3621 Olive show vou +e to ' (e76 i ' ' ' ' housewives make nothing to carry = 1 ae a Saas te A ARS ne NK “at A Pp. m. Inter- | __DET ECTIVES vety oF on road: can) Po THOM AS—On Th: ered : Sa EARN $3 EVERY HOUR SELL XMAS CARDS Hi pe Bx (LD OFFICE BOY 14 and 16 years: must wh oe) i) min-isw ang aunt. eet. . a ee ,aN MIERL ma tem im ; : - missions. cars a8 se! sevens a snes i - 2 | Apply ie CARPET CLEAN'G—UPH' isc PR. a EN GRAVING CO. 385 rg (cS? Post-Dispatch INSTRUCT pee bidg., after 2 p. m. FITTERS—wM ust hi . . ‘ELECTRIC WIRING. ETC. Bene® — t Sex lety WINDW oe ade! niy Peg thE @ 4 en ee me a oe ih vp oy ~ oF Pog as PORTER —Wi hite: a . * inte ited HELP WTD._MISCELLAN'US aie 4 iW sehit igton. € ahs sig PLE SR00K “RE eee not eseential as We rh @ ‘hosen from the rank pre mptir. Cee pa ' T | HAl RDRESSERS male aod female wanted. ' I est salarr of St. ous ta Thursday or Friday from | 128 ene gh +h yyeganani Sh SE # Moi DRESSERS si ‘larta n Marrian , AELP WT WTD.— WOMEN, GIRLS on preeeng lalies Expenmenced state velaamenenm, | sa. lacy expected =D-WEsT a co. TOU se ‘MENS | PROFESSIONAL _ ORB. 1 BO Ah OH RI A et BC i Ep El snd hea! ane: Sears and ht 4! LOST and —— Offers a spendia ave Si. for a high references ~eg* was - 5327 Pe sh! ing. Apt EMPLOYMENT | WANTED AIRDALE— ive ze oe PIN— Losi; MISCELLANEOUS “NOTICES. _ —_— ie4: hite Poking and ‘imer 32) ” dresses Mars , Me ton ‘. ‘ . ae VW . ry .rand-ne« me $3: = +e YD ro ERS— ee | STR Aw SEWERS — Experi- enced ; highest wages: steady” Apply at onee ready for LeRAE HAT CO., 12 215 Ww ashington. 2 ESSE S—Exnerience a _ GOLD AND Sim ce >: wiles a CITES 5 i - | work WALNUT FINIsti $59.75 RADIO—Freshmas ob } tod ae 3 : & ‘ Preview 0 weiw EXCHANGE STORES, ar nal ~- eel Appl v Siebananl ett STIX, BAER & FULLER “RANGE oe ‘CANVASSERS and SOLICITORS EN , xd ‘er ainut ee ee Attract tive pre eg for -* SKLeStADIES Over? WANTED Steiner F's nitute So. ECON DETS ‘NED freezer cases, —. S BROCHT aol “Ty y SET— CAnvag@e for electric ret se erner rena r la; ae... ‘= , 3 depa: men.: t and niget ae om | sa" work apes es $133 _ Westminster ap! _ —= INTR—Experen ~ed speria. iy 3 house. Sree Pea 3 © shit ESA Boe e god. and plavicum wacch ~~ ra ue te anrone Piece eeturn end receive reward. OLORED Gi RLS” Veta geal Can make good | Si P Apply Clark and Mn ea —_— a sate mrfece be) > . ‘ - . i ~OFTN me aeobalt ' ai + ret-clags materia! cetemaneti cuaranteed. cash or EXECUTIVE Nationally known manufactur SALESWEN WANTED (e62) |: as sg FIXTURE SALESMAN ye | Sagsagra— wane 714 Leland ar. CA> | me 05)! ee a ~ . . te tne ee x — — —e . : ~ - * ~. ~~ ™ ~ . a ~ ~ | HOC Bara — Walle cooking and geprrs. Parky \ew S0SA,. 7SRO Pest Tiepatec siorag tars Franktiin aY. ¢ ‘pripen 1 nie kale dusig 2. a ee igh Fre = t ee HARDWARE S “cooks ng " mruse be ‘qunestunante ca wages toright git. 7 Leland. - 414 a cé far housework an anc Sse ioreise shell: De Bait . le LAN yg -_ + iy adver tamed barewase 2 i neve Lao many sng m0 -aeh ai BROS FURNITURE ©O en greed ‘ mor the bid: very reasonatie O21 ge e _ fiers. 5161 Waah- -ergte: FIREPROOF STORAGE co. §201-9 Delmar Your , wanes - goods will §ng OY appeiRiment to roman. +- N~410) BOUSEM A: AID—<Ga0d g? arr ae sie) a $27 TE 1 GOO GE LENGE ES 0 9 OE ne med. wnincumbered POINTER — Wale — 2 ae igreed Post-Dispatch. (¢) Nagie , Wm. L Peidman 5877 o4) | Cail AL =P Apply Giris’ Lior - ;™ ‘ob — Long Distance Moving. PHONE FOREST eo SALESMAN—To ofl © machines: epecta! tie. 3208 5S. = Housekeeper. Ho- ed)

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PAGE 36. oe ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — ns _____—S=sS THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18. ee ” “oars rercise thel ights i the A ADVERTISEMENT ____ FRANCE MAKES TOURISTS PAY POWERS | PFPIY Estee od sembly with full (§REELCONCERTS BEST. -Lovlsmmeo Hiching, Ammoying rn «rr neynoe rom Seaay he Seat YMPHONY ORCHESTRA = 7 oe Cards. Ee ws a age NE PS 2 the Associated | gq ro an G , rs Ani nl, = RE MNUSEOUIONS [arcs or. 3x10. scterenn IN | ¢ (IN COURT : welt an wt cata oqege So TODAY -—=_ 2:30 FOR YOUNG PEOPLE .. ee en ee o We ggg a gg ne Pts 5 ROW 3:00) THE GREAT eke Apply Zemo, Healing Liquid. _— Sheen nang png Rei aded 'for them under the covenant of the! TOMOR WwW ORTO ; == Kasv 10 l Sc nm article to the finance bill ‘hich, NEX] MOR =" esol 4 responst- SATURDAY 8: 30\ eit. A ve “te 7 = inauite i. tome el cal ea rected Zemo ef- by making identity ards of for Figo: cite , . | tb t es UPd atkie steps Itching, eigners valid for one Fear, instead i se coven: pater SUNDAY _3:15-POPULAR CONCERT 1ouT — Sa TT Tickets 1004 Oliv « « Z AA Tn ae aeolian a Rae AAS =n "7 t is for or James A. Reed proc edure TTA MT teams Pe [Alby : 3 = to his eer term of , ee : i He re- owed by a nonmembe For the quick, sure relief co == nape enemies ) s rice in November. 922. Document Delayed at Sug- ® nection with requests for coughs C. colds—nothing er 2 ; neces Pe * . poanauny of — ere Votes. visory opinions is a matter of im- pares ith Mentho-Laxene. s w READER—In¢ Reg- gestion of Dutch Dele- ie and, in ie sequence, it is goes ri ght to the spot—and eases » B: : ; . , as ve eeeering Posen ton oo the throat, raises the phiegm, + = ae |. Ag the university night | ihe " “.8 ai = oo ae " hae a8 =e ae inne 4ous te So as Not to Affect ° desi iral le ey oe 1h) site rhich c] . th need pene and soon the . 6 ser —_ . . y A se e ¢ nije or ga sen i ven snouil orm sears © a geboo! the eld violin that © Te eat ca ie coment Shan , ae ae a : ary Most stubborn cough or cold is rw, i. Tee i tiled” tena Miele the obj of a supplementary . . } ius exam- er, is left at prneent: Saree American Elections. | yrs GONE! Try it! seine think is a Stradivar t ns agreement, which would insure GONE. y it: i — ye tin dealer to deter- | ~s FOR SMIN {RRITATIONS »Tahes EAR: that the neareful settlement of fu- Mentho-Laxrene is pure. contains L . a ae Some instruments | co SEPM ng ie mest oad a. BO opiates and is un iversally Nair- | _— that maker ere more valuable &. ALL BI aT Two TO a es ' Pwecommended for children. Sold a 4 wean other. ‘= 2 Spe taniae yO Are o ete rag “Syl Gok «ot “ ™ i RE PERE ~ AIR cote

~~ etre Mayer-Geidwys Prodacties, with LARGE TOU ceaciat mene: we; im ORCHEST pre BE B make barbdecuc Sauce | an AM Bo to ef vinegar. 1 can of LINDELL 4600 TAIIO ) a Te ventures to an. OY druggists everywhere. . | — eee ee ee . : = wiz | dues. to taste, and a little | oF SATISFACTORY WORK ill 3 i + ‘ho hems \Y TH PLAY panes ppematos* nion for flavoring and | of “ ———-— —— ae -~ orga ceptance by She; AM MEN oe ee : — PAULINE , —~ to @ boll. Use a cook! ing mew ies 7 a adit 2 Ber > ody . Vases mae —————_ $$ ——_—_——_ . Littian & Cl “= iy the sauce to the COU sTEOUS SERVICE CLEANERS and DYERS eseiiliainn In ‘Genie Is It fs pointed out here that Presi Pagers Pen ota te cs - a ; ae % ae Sear tenattmemees 4h wid hg to Dat. the . - dent Coolidge certainly was aware & rVAUDEWle Ae = + ei i tit. a 7 , Pestalozzi : cp DP READER. ~~ 1 ae ___ J _~—Ss That Coolidge Is Trying omg as et i : ) Ne ae OSS #i > | RE ther with full infor-| #4 DG Gif mat 5 Bee Se mee 8 > ~ £U 2247 Petalozgz! ; n the ¢° ivi} Serv - ts PI f ° nels what would he tft} ~ontent ‘ JACK “NORWORTH and = ; : sete th dee we — eer ds can be obtain oF gg PRR ae Cee 3 — 2 = as the Secretary of ‘the | ef to Scrap Plan for Am counter-reply. In view of thi DOROTHY ADELPHI yf renansetring omer ; fect | QUEENS (Foam waronen the secretary ,of the | A erence mis nsa: ity Sper is taken as (Mr in THE WAGGER” “we're 2 the Navy New. ja Caasiag a: tne , eae , 2 Maffic: House. Eighth and Olive! Be can dh : 4 rejection in advance, since ths eee AGGER” Redemich Celebrates 73) a — aan nm of the Sentemb e. Gatling Gan Cc oo Pre.: = - s the | | tr 5 Mae AGT NS: ieee ail ; Allen & Canfield, “Bive Silekers™ = “4 _i — elteer ‘saddles nor By ALBIN FE. JOHNSON. ARCO I a anata aD: i Re Ptr De KERERJARTO—Viciinist r . at. . A ~ Roment “cL ddles were in use in 4 Staff Correspondent of the Post- epi aang a ie ‘OTHER BiG OxPHEUM FEATURES . Sn nc een etn ee Re Sif ae iat ieee the third aie ge 4 Sontioay tm. Bets! tu - ~ ine ea: mn "The : nmte) of th cee . : : “re Sree" 2 Snes - o> Se nine» Olnee ~3” cae Ys ee a ieee ; ; . ; , - ace © ° COMING SUNDAY ok = ; ! tioned oe mnown in Engiand about | & os were not Known | - fifth century. and Were ; peters “ceneral use before the; Ti pot a ddies fer ladies | re (i ! Feel Glorious! icest alive, : z ja Pais os Preees: Wats. 1Sc-5@c; Nights, 15c-$1.10 P . H se en twe iptroduced. by Anne. Gueen i iy (Except Set. aad San.) osama LIN paign Phe draft has bes in | 4 —_— , we , ere two brothers. € ) . members of the League of Satins! cages caencd map x RAN D@rERrA 2 ep Se OI skein tes kee Se ~ + i ee i ee ee ee ee ee ee a OC el ee a 7 é ‘ la 1s : - vo i 11:00 A. M.—CONTINUOUS—12 :00 M. = Men of Steei’’ —_ Se Sie : = = | (By @ Member of the St. Ladaaanaia : « Kenyoa : STANDARD “ACTS and a Pretentious Publis Show on the Stage seer re rt rs 52 7M. G—A lawrer should set | Ss Ss, ee LOVERS IN PORCEL & IN” SP ie 4 : : d both sides in a con-" F Ph topl = | x E : Me coe. Soe pe be va aivorce case. if the ee eature ° win =e a a 2 ee: r. 23 BR At Ne 9. a — = F d the lawyer to Grop aod == ee ———— Stee . , 7 . ~ x” m) rrr ee ° ' - « _ — - a id O a's Le J ‘ = > i 2t the Excursions Tickets good going on all trains leaving St. Louisand E. St. Louis Nov. 23 - 24 25 TO Olive at = ad turalized citizens E M I R E S Grend its a es eitisen of the Untted States NATIONAL PLAYERS and may vote upon reaching the Presenting. Al! This Week “GOING CROOKED” WISCHELL SMITH’ Most Brilliant Comedy—A Kain of Wit and Laughter. Dewntown Ticket Office. Aeolian Ce. Mats. Sundars, Thursdays. Saturdays. ee ee aT Titty tert CONGRESS 4023 Olive St. { oun Young ia 7 b nnw | “Queens of ie 3 —Y¥ouw cannot buy an annU- ANE me VENER — .' ti/ = —$$ a groan the government. You, Oaczting Publ: iw = Grand-Fior. { MARY P ME) micht arriy te grees ng hee ‘ Re. ble insurance sie | Springfield, Ill. “. $2.50 = 3 ee ae “7 them what mn MgB we 96: itchh = 25 Ao tere a - = MARY =i for you as an annuity se rage a oe . aa . = — Pann nh oan pee RR RO Sent 2 ea SRAVOIS / , al eres fb F. L.—Repeort the lay yer you . s a lv e. *- reture = . — bene, deffereen & Gravols a | paid to ti ie div ore proc — i ; oad 7s L » 4 g ¥ ee 2 nn a t the Grievance Com- | Champaign, Ill... 3.25 | : ! 34 #I-POINTE Ree. 2. of the Bar Association. Mr. | RETURNING COLUMB'A BU a : | : | ae | ou P4 : is “ae. PCiarence F. _Wescoat Liberty Tickets good returning from Spring- ig ctLocust— ~ Ger 45/7 2 . : ee — ae Central Trust Building. ‘will make . t. O u ’ , ets 74 —— — ¢ soni snaking enguinr congo Go ond i> MOLLIE WILLIAMS : : WASHINGTON _ | KING BEE; =seriememg) &* T90r Oo chi ae ’ ty Pt? je eggs > - [ \\ cluding November 2 8th. From Cham- AND HER GREATEST x ~ ese i716 N. defferson >’ MED v : il ill de ° ty eae —— —good = so creed R Ee Vv T Ee . . A Saivo of pe — oy — Becith and sanitafion questions of id s + . a6 as os traiD ving a i — ~ ' ° . oe Ep, a ; a. nirman of the confer: ‘ Now. ch. = c ‘Every i Talking _—- ee Lafayette : — —., 49 gederead Litagnosis » treatment “ 1m Ili ° “ft ] rayon 8 oo os 2 2 w ; hrong (TC = =n? |€6W. Ho L—Apply at the Chil inoisTentra CAPITOL Sy Happy! | Jon ie Hit’ 35e Mat! "Fd DINDELI { MARE MEME | @ren’s Hospital or the Shriners’ | an SIXTH AND CHESTNUT == | O. - | Hospital about the sunlight treat-— ~ ve — Grand and Reber men’s fer the child. The Bureau Achin mts a ats 4 7? ier ‘i | 3 ) ay ots >-135—Twice Daily—#8:15 cme = =a g Oo para ee WARNER BROS. present ey of —- Municipal Nurses, Municipal | n. Prof. 1 A 4 LYRic Cee Eearts, Building, Fourteenth and ' ’ e Lumbago . e: : gee , Pes: eee sor SARR aN” Ons Se Wt = “ixth and Pine L streets, may give you: Neurits €; Les iat : ith? - | UD! ADVERTISEMENT Fina VITAPHONFE “¢ iS Why ei | ; — information. : ‘ | — - - 7 , a wm??? yeah - ‘ Sh tence bh E. } An . 2 = | Fs ro J. H.— We ado not acr ise ome , P + ; Marion Ta Mischa man—Anna a: wT ' Y Hu A ~ MAFFITT ; JOHN | . atments for dyeing the hair. as ‘ ° ss = — A Martine: im—S 4 P = . -_ » 7 : GE FS BO “SINUS TROUBLE ENDS | =" elev _ rr peas Eee pplicator attached to cork, ‘‘Heet’’ scatters the congestion and |their delivery mught not éuctin eg —_ | eosin atments. yeing te : I a 2 ed ‘ ] Scai.ers c — & =— oo . - mart Pt LAR FPR PRICE ES = : Manchester | mY ‘Recess. then have it done by | . -. | establish eur . ul reads in pa: : ‘‘Heet’’ over the pain, ®Stsolisnes & cure. , : bpp wUay ct fa that line of work te. 7 2 - ‘es LI > nf + ~ noth? Pn 7 : at . — hi eet @ntains two s ing . tisfactory resuits. etber in bands, shoulders. Dra — : . : penetrating ingredients, teo expen “Reply Already we. Mapli ; | S53, Saca, NECK OF DOCY. 42- sive to use in ordinarv liniment . Wit possibly of aplewood ‘ ae P thee hs rmies : on P 7 —- si ae a (Treat Rritai: inl Fr "ce thes SATE “The loa too TTTPTT H VMAs ii: te) a i | Heh Sankt “Ty x? *, eee ¥ A Merry ~~ - ing 1 T7178 Menchester row the pa nD grant Qud ; it " Mera. » ty i ws " ed 4 4 sh 8 “s = ° , t ee ea oe - y : : ° PCAN ee! * ai —— aN Sle sR eR apie: , weal ae eumnan. os ‘ ane eee ‘ s PES gi ae oF SE A ees . so ; « a Se ser erase! oe oy ay . a ai RRM oa - , . ; wee 4 Tee So P*. I aD “> a : . $ “te Py wh ? 7 j re . na ’ 2 ” Nee de oe Ee es * . oe et, Seon a 4 F lepace aii ; Sivek Bc PD eos Nigh 5 ae an oe OA SRA ; ’ . . 2 gs d a se - > ¥ bt ene yh 4 «a tig! Shs ae 2 PR ¢ ’ " r ites ey RES 7 ORE ES SEN RS DLs Q oe eT we by A * gras ace Oe Seen F Sar ieee see pee is * : ’ ; BBE Saas sare : . ; . eo : APE a pS al RN Psi 7 Fes N 8 Ls = k z ; : , oF re oi Pike * bo le Al cass J sae ee ee ae E A, gee "> QUARTERBACKS. |//23%, \ EEXS.EERSS e fins “THE TEM PTRESS | \ ite CONKLIN A Fast Stepping a. oe heat ter the treat: intia SAVE time tn SELECTING the €£ v’ erne ‘> : nat i . ther is f irs HELP yeu NEED by stating yveur ra Ané@ the Late War : awe. A Ve tal face 1 the treat. REQUIREWENTS CLEARLY ; | : l ” ae - + @ Sinns 7 é Senti> threugh POST-DISPATCH WANTS. ; — ie rr os . —— CONTINYOUS | wor e Fayuahity aR MRE : Sa - POUBLE-FEATURE SHL - ALUEW'S STATE} ET —anadian - mak a ares ) Bae “UPSTAGE” =7 ' ) ira Photo play . A Story of Vaudeville Life BEHIND THE SCENES—With Oscar Shaw, Gwen Lee, Dorothy Phillips and Ward Crane. AND OH THE - DITIO * 2nd EDI! N= Amazing HE Entirely New - - Antiseptic Gus Edwards MIMSELF— in His Brilliant Heals Hurts Almost eS International Revue Like Magic AND Om THE SCREEN £404/8— N : Fes eet recat ti oS ROB Mabel ?P-ormand borne as for cuts! 4e effective for skin e-uptions as IN HER “COMEBACK” COMEDY .@? sunburn or seauds’ lt sounds a/most ondetiewahie doesn t it: But et last science Bas accumpiished the éé 99 8 Itc neil. This ‘s readily granted, Smmnelytmoamstie : Raggedy Rose ; - . aia : OTL-ef-SALT i» a marveions 3-fold lcnid eves Serva 17 ’ gpwery —e destrover af germe—er + etant = Uusv 44D Oh THE ST4Q8— SS) aon Co | » that = ley a2 . Ppaim—end « miracniecs hesiert! Wheree er ee ee ee Severe tests _ cases of long standing have proved that PAZO eye SSNS plied ft banishes infection, stops pain atten A Wee Willie”’ Rebyn vi pence OF people of le Pee d OINTMENT can be depended upon with absolute certainty to Step | x vt ea a coag” g po ar P a Capitel Theater, Z. Y.. PPR seen. gM M9 ae” - CT LS EE RI : “ho = , . ; be rw NOP -To sO NOT j a a — ; 4 any case of Itching. Blind, d, Bleeding or Protruding Piles. a , , be applied to the most sensit-ve anes nero _ ; L Staticn WEAF. . i, Alas i cee: skh ie | : ~egsttenein ‘secmmfort. Neo wonder it i Bmjled es ens a! eae © i ghORS pe ee ee hh ony Recommended by Ph d - Stet | ea , machen eat amr | A Ee erg y Physicians and Druggists in Unite ed States and | ae im. fee netioning , pe a NE a ASGUR=ZOE aw Ss Jor "Sho@sws/ : PAZO. OINTMENT in tubes with Frtle Pipe Attachment. "5c if ead 2 the mh - ary ed Ge = ni effacsomey LA ee : and in Pan, ae. pits circular tocloars with ae Se ane tee | —— are of ; ature ; ta : na ST2 Gus Edwards S His Ritz-Cariton’’ 3 pln jerpeetation that might Rave thet OlL-of- SALT D AY S| Revue—Conrad Nagel in “There You Are’ we 18S9P Sarpiemencary ee LABORATORIES, Chicago a" - LA zu sateen adel GR ie: Ey ieee 70

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et 9 I. LOUIS POST- “DISPATCH . _THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18, 1926. _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH N INSWERS TO QUERIES'| x | JOE JINKS ; ~ a LY [ SEE! You'Re I Now LISTEN: Tus 15 No “TIME “To BEGIN "Post-Dispatch reserves the right 1 iY, I HAVENT DECIDED — yal and petarhone esis or answers oy mail, png | 7? Nov AT ALC- NO GoLF FoR Me ToDAY — sat TT. \'M sOoRT OF THINKING I(T IN fen pong 3 | RAZZING ME — ('m NOT AS Dums ast LooK - ad |) | Sarat ca iro Sse of undoudt- | VE QuiT Tye GAME -— Nod USE Was TING wHaT ARE. [| OVER AND LOOKING FoR ‘tg ep sy WHA «= 'M Goin’ “TAKE SOME * OUR 4 60O.COO i : i | Re. 5 ae —Take the dog to a dE ; é ‘ Bremen Thealer {rhe Chg me rh gc: in order to determine | of age and died within’ to and | I'M GOING G do SOMETHING USEFUL’ A i FoR INVESTMENT I] IN VALUE = IVE Get to ee Seaare eA i . ALI 2 ceeuPY MY MIND- what. 20th and Bremen Ty me Fh uble. one-half hours of each other in ~ CHOUT - Lt me “,Inauite at eee ees nd gees | were born of a Chinese | | — , EA Rud. , ~ee. the a 8) er and a Siamese mother in 4 | i ; t, Beau | oe i deff. and Ch u i ¢ ‘ able ong lights. Siam. bence the term “Siamese | HiaEEEe YY, ; 44) t : ay” : | OF WST LOAFING © : : 7 Chouteau 1 ots ator James A. Reed twins.” and since that time any | ’ \ i ' ee = Sneecinnanr _ “By BL G. 4 to his present term of | {WO Children similarly joined have | | “AIRY a 3 ~~ we Peweesber. 1922. He re- —— popularly 2 referred to as | 7 5640 Easton Sh ik, “Fitth v4 Bisiv “ plurality of 44,255 votes. siamese twins.’ i J. C. G.—-S. O, S. is the code sig- | kin nue” _ Comedy @ 3 “ie 45 I ul e€ of the Reg Staci ee ; — ng r = ‘HAMPTON. [Ken Mas nang ‘ Cet Dev ashington University oe ny thes od and ee than be 5500 1 “Senor J nerd P r ineering courses in- Snail agreed upon as a_ Lansdowne (| ¢ the eng : call for help is hardly to b en ncamataned ond “Meas died in the university night | «113 yctated.” Seamen sometimes | silos tea ally s a - 1 9] classes. }Say the letter “S Ht Kingsland { They Sheare ww M.—Have the old violin that souls.” The letters aise ate guano ‘ Gravois Ay. Fisher Sisters e think {8 a Stradivarius exam- | times interpreted as standing fer | McNAIR aan a n dealer to deter- | “send out succor.” but do not, o: | | 2 MAS I - Ny c ~ Re & Pa ek i (oj. hg Se ¥ e on eee: yee + & . w va ane ~ ~~ “ red al wa C ie ry a? Bod ty ie) eee tin hee os a! nee hig. i Aes errs: 4 gain - iw ton and a consular attache at Kiel, |and former grand knight of 5t. 5 se DER. . Application any independent state, also by any | eee Ss oe iat READ! w ith ‘full infor- emo enc : state which } | elalozz eg Pale arding the Civil Serv- as ween allowed by its protector | ° . oe ,. | erat *ouncil, n ts of Colum- ———— malig aminations can be obtain-|or suzerain to retain its sover- | Marriage Licenses | | Radio Programs as ag Radio || Siiow. ‘Mrs, Dora Byran Pricket.|bua, who died of Influeash yester- 7 , | roa casting Station ‘one son, William, and two sisters,| day at his residence, 6248 Pershing QUEENS | Potash | — vice arough the Secretary sof the elgnty to that extent. In mon- | || 4700 ffi fer, in “Partegs Civil Service Board, Cus-/archial states the treaty-making | | ° nap Sains Again, fa tome House, Eighth and Olive; power is usually vested in the jj | irt $ eco _ WAVE LENGTH BARRED pa ha KS D Mrs. Henry Clay Vierce and Mrs./avenue, after two days’ illness, wil! “The N hee Wate,” ma eg . yon " : ” ela este, atl litiel ited Oot a ho so- - —" * sagen ° . - . PTE A Mile dae eels ps tetas PE cig i sy pe. epg e shee Cpt Me RN tain lad ib ay lh y os ~ oy -eer- Te ae O ? ~ _— " » aie, D - ot jStown. while in republics it is en- | Mary West Drummond. be at 8:30 a. m. tomorrow at St. Double | Pre.: “ae : ij sizeet | truste to 1 ; | ° 7 Sur . ' RITZ cella 2 | Main on edge he the : = ae edule ee’ ‘aamdaee “ie aie | B ial Pe uts | 1 hursday, Nov. 18. | mie: 545.1 Meters a ‘FUNERAL OF URBAN L. DAMES Roch’s Church, with interment in Grand and Juniata : bs é ‘Romane pet he: were in use fn age of Peprig: and Execu- /|t._ |SUent nizht, mad RES Sven KMOX, J] ing at 9:40," t0-40,. 1 naa 12:40, ‘ Calvary eater ies as "—3:40 and : gentury. They are men- | tive Counci s a rule, the ac-_ | Lihat \ 1:40 ge Bt +4 B —_ She | The funeral of Urbs of Urban L. Dames. He is survived his widow, ° i ee : ‘doned as 8d ns eaeoer Sa oot | egg at pga are Slee) eek eee neeKE ae edge Decrees, Howev er, Su- EBEA. | Pittsburg {360.1 M.) —7, “On the auetations and news bulfetins 4] years old, purchasing agent for|sons, his father, brother and one 7408 Manchester UMusteat " Barles 4. ps were not known|the executive and invested with ||| @velyn F. Rennick 6564 Lansdowne! nreme Court Must Pass on woe Ehenandoah (461.5 MM.)-—7, old: Peiose benmiie’ be Market house ithe Polar Wave Ice & Fuel Co., | sisters. usica the fifth century. and were | full powers to ace ‘or the state, | | William B. K 4 0 | ss ren KFOA. ct Lous (288 M M.)—-8. lecture on Service. U. S. Department of general use before the| Treaties or agreements of far- | ‘Vuma C. Daniels | Case Finally. | Christian Science at Third’ Church of Agriculture and principal Ex- | Pn 2. ds 6's hoe 60s our ow o O88 or conv Fe- Henry end... 5. ings! way | PVE. >t. M.)-—7-12, Poll | : Il, in 1 gresses or conventions, as the Ge e Schw n . 0442 = ngshighway | Parrott Shoe Bors, musica! | 10:05 A. M. Daily @ . _— : ‘eae vs ’ . ; . T Alice EB. Hoene Cleveland | ST. LOU * The original Siamese {neva Convention and The: Hague ~ | By the Associated Press. ‘collegiate Hawaii reity $ AMUSEMENT CO. '$ Tai] we * §. tte two brothers, Chang ' Peace Con ference. Char es FE. ‘a > _ L ucky CHICAGO Nov i8 Radio Sta- denre. “Charles McCann, ‘ Laclede Gas Light Home ARSENAL bos: | LEGAL INFORMATION || alt, sine Si Soot ities WORD has bein 4 Ronit red ovcucgira: Eda an Mae: |] Service Pertod, ou : 2 ’ elvin an Bitches z Y rirtee "OES rmony sister G or: | L { gins er arenas : Othel Cc. J 13084 Pam | 002 WGES has been directed by cores A re: | Gene vrdan, tenor; 71 hate KFWF, St (214 M.)—7:45, divine neste Grané and Arsenal Pr Ace : j "TIRAT | st. ji i Cyril K. Nash Circuit Judge Francis Wilson to} . Louis : a | (By a Member of the St. Louis Bar Association.) |Alys Williame. Fruitland, io, Canada | broadcast on wave lengths fhich| Mesling service of the St Louis Truth Monday, Wednesday and AUBERT ces eee eee nt ene will, Ae the aie anes i wemeee F 01 S734, Cartel | 411 not materially interf ne Be ag Sitorg = cee Frida | HN GILBER . hy both sides in a con-/in the will. If the will names no ||! Margaret Alice Ff ©’ N\ Prairie W not materially interfere w ) : . aries | ; Aubert en a T d by bo , : : ; garet i¢ lamecy .. - toy YE 1s Frederick Reimers: request e d Medal i ts d Easton ‘LA BOHEME” § Be divorce ae. If snag) — as ecg xd = Pega belle anol oo |Gustave A. Muelier........ 5115 Vermom the broadcasting of WGN, pending cGor ne ae Ne ar Py Mrs. "Reimers. 45 amet ——— es ee, ged the lawyer to adrop 1 € ovate * OU appoints | Julie Ww. aser imsackhstiactenee 2450 Jw ~ laa ; » Oakland Cal. (361.2 M.)—8, . Cinderella ‘ Why Wome nage aaaid do so with the | an administrator. Their duties are James T T. os 046A N. Tay “= 'a Supreme Court decision on pcan Sein) phony: 84 Siusical Beats Little | Cherokee & town | “Sd vanaeiie’| Pfsmment of the court the same. For the duties of | | Maric Taylor air rights, pg ee tag Rm Evening Program | eS eSamtae $$ | Martin N.—A child born in the a ceicok Mintnese Me Sate ned ‘the yous ph A. 4215 Labadie WGN, the station of the Chicago vaudeville program. Direct from New York Studio. |}| 1 Ry areas ate " ‘© Tribune, sought to enjoin WGES| SH4. Los Angeles (405.2 M.—10, string | : | a - . soaighe edna, vemiites ott te “rs aden» mA « Sn ee Senay * Se nite ral ER ee 1. alee ta - eee iii, were eh ow - — Ata ts. 2 » COLUMBIA ‘Romance of = Mi States of parents who are | + Ragone? atl | { tie F Mi. ted es ~ | Public Library. | Ed 4w.cG ie ingen eartet: 12. barmeny aite, S257 Southwest “Midnight Kiss” jae naturalized end meates | A. R. B--To send _ literature Evert Wy core 527 .| from broadcasting on a wave with- mf Independence, Mo. (4409 M.)—s | Thursday, Nov. 18 CON: Do ———*§ BF and aay vote upon reaching the|through the United States mails bene. pari 420 . Belle'in 49 meters of WGN’s, claiming Mao Hen i eee Joe Cope, Mrs. 8:00 P. M. 402 = gagh nble Prog. : “Th Pyoting age. be cen Sg iets ae? —_ at cts se Be 20 Enr ‘| interference with WGN’s programs, ‘eoiicert. wiring orchestra, 730, dinner Cliquot Club Eskimos. . = y “s - facts SOR VV MOIST. we eee ce eees . : ore 5 Otive st Be covernment. rege oe which no patent has been issued | jLela Travelstead........ East is}and asserting its priority in use of ie San Francisco (428.3 M 45 8:30 30. or- 9:00 P. M. ' | m to you would be fraudulent and Hu h L. Jeffs 1406 N. Se the air zone. stra: ~, program; aw ans: dric Zippers, under the Grand-Fior. MARY PICKFORD might apply to some of the re-| wou14q probably come under the | Nellie M. Kr an | orchestra. ‘8 | = 7 ~ oi _—_ — Grand & Florissant IN /Bitiable insurance companies, and | )ostal regulations about using the |Josaph c. ‘ ateemtanienst | The Court held that the Supreme KFKC. Houston 296.9 M.)—~7:3 rection y $$ ccna Pask them what they will arrange | mails to defraud. You may apply | |Verndettia Cc. Pogue... Atkinson Neb. | Court must pass on the case before| fultural talks | = noose 6 | RRAVOIS MARY PICKFORD » for you as an aie, polic y. for a patent without employing Edward Dal ay it rte Glencoe, Mo. lit could be established finally | KTH. Hot Springs "(37 4.8 M.)—9-9:30, { F. Lb—Report the lawyer you/a patent lawyer but it is advis- | Marte A. Kirkwood | heth 40 meters is too small a requests; 9:30. orchestra; 10:15, wa New w Orleans (319 M.)—-8:30, or- |'whether I Kuntz and squeeze organ. cheers, eveland (389. 4 M. oo studis | Sefferson & Gravols “SPAR di - } » haw ¢ _ > - ~ ROWS” paid to file divoree proceedings able to have a lawyer to protect Ce POT erry Fe Overlanu | : : > ‘ , tween broadcastin KV0O, Bristow (374.8 M.)—7, Hawatian | | Worpet pose R. Wagner 4229 John av. divergence betwe r E music: B. music lovers’ hoor:'14. Ammert. program; 10. Royal Can ase tfor you to the Grievance Com- you. The cost of the patent would Hi- POINTE 5: { CORINE GRUTITR ittee of the ™~ Assoc ce Mr. | depend en cad me pte tony Ee A tn ames Saeeee 4050, Delmar | stations to enable clear reception | can Legion frolic. Clayton é MeCans. KINGDO R : nce F. escoat erty to the ureau oOo ‘atents, agsh- |wmyTna Scoge ns elleton of both. Chicago (535.4 M.) aed : uM” st Building, will ma D. C., for full informat whit Met a N. Fifteenth | ur; 9, classical concert; Ts: 39. ro Central Trust 4 l iake | ington, ; ration i) tam FeO: «+ saa Fo ten Meanwhile, it decreed WGES | va! ey eappreeg hy te SEN 18 "FUNERAL OF a iF PRICKETT ry aig O- re Former Banker Who Died in New tage en an 3 ithe report for you. about patents. |Mary M ; | WBAP. Joseph OD i a ae ps Iw, | S. Eleventh | may broadcast. but not on waves | musicale: 9:30, saxophone octet; KING BEE MARY PICKFORD | | 1716 N. Jefferson ROW | MEDICAL QUESTIONS Pek 7 ‘which materially in‘*erfere “rine | WBZ, Sprinetield (333.1 M.)—8. wt Gove a aes in | “SPARROWS” eee : William Elbert Koner " ’ Lafayette MARY PICKFORD (9. Seelth and sanitation questions of public tnicrest oftly will be com | W.eanor A. MeGoldmck. . 8577 N. E ‘ay; WGN. The Court did not wining OO violinis | | 1643 S. Jefferson ‘ a | Mgidered Diagnosis 17 treatment of indtriduail cases will not be given Char le . Niemeier. .. 3641 5S. lees re what, constitutes’ material interfer- ae. ‘Pittsburg (461.3 M.)—10, orF- Edward Isaac Prickett, 67 years! a SPAREOWR” f ath t the Chil- te a ek, ' ; a a ee we ¢ ence, and attorneys for WGES sald WOBD. "Zion, Il. (344.6 M.)--8, Zion Or- ‘ : ce oe ey ae tener ae eno uld undergo | | James Woods. ...-....,1111 N. Compton | © NCO! Be ee negard the decision! .chesira and celestial belis old, who died Tuesday in New York | n thorough ex- , Brow: Spree ye 2 |. Newstea d not regar | 8 orough ex protys wn they & WCCO, Minneapolis-St. Paul (416.4 M.)— City, will be buried in Edwards- | LINDELL ( MARY PICKFORD baren's Hospital or the Shriners’; an immediate and | { i Hospital about the sunlight treat- amination by a physician to de- “aT as a victory for WGN. indicating | 10:30. Third Infantry band, ys WDA City (365.6 ! 30. ville at a time to be determined | Grand and Hebert “ep ARROWS” ’ 4 Cia ” Ements for the child. The Bureau termine the possibility of a tu- Hal +r "tee Wal son. Mii} ss ‘ F, Karisas WGES would continue ° | eigen oe stem of house condensers pee pret oa tee | BOYS. soci cer, _ ork (4 —7, pane PAGEANT { Devries Fuirbaon , and L, Suddeth, 2824 Gamble. | But a Humane Society office night Lorers;” 8, Royal hour: 10. x Anaggrs a ilies two-tone mahogany finished cabinet the new Tru-tone Six ‘ in ; | W. and R. Heseman. 1941 Gravois. who had arrested Sam in an alley Frivelity club. 6 san furnishing that is above a ee Leaving New York'Feb. 12 (541.900 '3 Pines sets Csrohie* | behind 4600 Virginia avenue, Oct. | WI. TBE citatog Ria a reproach, both in quality for oundistances soceivess considenshty Rigas 58 fens : | ania GE Wert, 2815 Magkind. 30, testified Sam was beating his| | Tabarin orchestra 503M.) r ‘B® and cost @. Lek eee ad iciatan Territory A sy ‘ ncinnati oy ie oO . Powhatan Douglas pase la §. 4 ; A living outline of history! Sail on the famous J. and J. McNamara, 2925A 5. Kingshigh- horse eat Castle F Rime. #9). 15 ‘ ’ wv Be tra: 9. , cece ae — i liner, ‘Empress of France,” twice chosen _§. and E, Marxkors, 4164A Pleasant. “T h a@ to do that, Judge,” Sam } ow le. 6 panini: | A beautiful Console table of N. E. Hill & Co., 608 Wainwright Bidg. - Chicago 447.5 = oe Tudor pattern. Mahogany Factory hepresentative Sananeidillatemaadaaanadi Missouri ATRICE JOY ta fT. ox fi 7 fe . D. and K. Busby, 9769 Riverview drive. | oe » me th ret- ns SHAW LE. or tours by the Prince of Wales— Classic ‘argued, “I took my horse to a vet- | 8:05, Chicago University lec veneer with rich "$18 Mid-West Sales Co., 1127 Pine St., St. Louis, Me. . BE. ahd L. King. 303 Antelope. “THE CLINGING G ; Scnaenaatn ae _stiemenien | tere. 29th and Shaw VINE” reece, Imperial Rome, Monumental Egypt s acter o204 Mullanphy. erinarian for treatment and he ad- WMC. Memphis (499.7 M.)-—8:30,_ en- tique Sieaiale OM, >" R11A tog , vised me to beat him to give him | wr nble ‘Omaha (526 M.)—6. organist: Polychrome mirror for use ( snelir. 5642 Enright. ‘ wh , 0, a ‘s i : exercise.” G, classical program; 10, Roseland gar- with console. Desirable | CHELSEA RADIO CO., Chelsea, Mass. iLO Rasp. 3310 Keokuk. ) 4 | dens. - , Swederski, 524% ¥ Judge Beck fined him $15 and) Vom Qatenport (483.8 M.)—7:30. Plow shapes and decorative fea- 3. Franklin. 4127A S. G | _s ae nd. P ' m indignantly an-! = Bogs’ ; ear, costs, and Sa & WRC, Washington (468.5 M.)—9, Swanee tures. As low $7 as 1. 5825 Qu nounced he would appeal. _ evncopate 826 M.)—-6:45, chi ieee“ 4s yuingy remgeer ay et wal 1 ® , WSAI, Cincinnati { é y= ‘ J. ¢ mes » M. and A. Lynch Saha Labadie. By the Associated Press. ) ar: 10, Goodrich Zippers ; T H E © N L Y G. and G. ‘Hein itz 32724 8S. Grand Atlanta (428.3 M.) —8, concert: and H. A 0014! idge._ 27 T18% Howard. | MEXICO CITY, Nov. 158.—For- | 0:45. organist. 3 ta | e and J. Dunsford sremet. » * ac- "SBF. St. Louis (273 M.)— Eugenia es NICHOLS | and L. Elli. Pe C ‘ t3 sade dollars Lt the price for ac- | ae Sauer. German folk- songs: dire. Catherine LS cepting a commission t Fimer. soprano: W. E. Gibson. tenor; | | . P . } save | Juiiuse Menentrina. cornet: Larry O’Don | Market at Eleventr ves a a siete. ; 7 we — eR Se gs areee Santis ea Oe vane eit piantiaadt Wi oa ty I eine OR LN Neth atte Ai ~ a 5 RI tem = as NPE Rate le PR PO AAI ae les 4 tag tl NA Aha bag OM Pobn hernias « . ° ae endow — ee , at emertalilian niin et sng ae aecseaetinginctin ae > ve ‘ es parte Mm. - wer ee he se eee Sem ‘ ty Ape ? 7 . vane. o I 4 oe, ee: west ae ee a eee ae ro Ancbivoth ed ee Ps, RRR RRR AC A You get that ae gad hil when you ist « oo RIOR ERO Nel BR desk Sy Hi Ra, en LA OE GALORE LARGE SAE SEA A PTOI st ahh aaa had ebster Groves bent Ce _ “~ ~*~ =" aecien om 3 — a —the recog aman and poorer ag ae enan aanche Sweet ae ] —64 days superlative travel comfort — a oah { ay Wome les % ( | 15 countries and 17 ports visited. (rand. Shenandoah Brooks’ Stock Co. a A a o TIVOLI Douglas Fulrbanks ie PaS WZ Ww t I di 6250 Delmar \ rme Biack Ptrate” 4 “ es mn es VIRGIN j MARY "PICKFORD The romantic —* Main! Two luxury cruises, , on = 4 vet 23,500 tons displacement, ‘the Empress % of the West Indies. 14 ports flying 8 different flags. Canadian Pacific Express Travellers’ Cheques good the world over. Further information from local coer b> agents or GEO. P CARBREY, General Agent Canadian Pacific ,, Seems. Oe GA oe“ Chaves, arrested on a charge of at- | wey Nashvill (282.8 M.)—S. American t St., St. — Mo. Telephone GArfield 2134 'temptirie to kill Deputy vee —— rom es M. and A. Chiodini. 5 Plizabeth. “ . . psd = 7. end 196 C) Fallon Mejia, said another ¢ ongressman | CONTINUOUS 1°” 70 11°" PI . C. and N. Bi ee A258 “Marcus. h hired him to kill Mejia, pay ing | POUBLE-FEATURE BILL | | OD ang ad hir Mungary’s Foremost Musica! Comedy Star | a9 ia in Ci a and E. Furstenwert h S807 A Acto- 75 pesos on account and promising 70 a CS, ‘Y -— CY) eee q ac , ] ‘fas done. a ane ‘ G ueciona, 2721 G'ascgzow. Ph more when the job © GREATEST TRAVEL SYSTEM n. dQ Keemver 4292 Aleatha, | = i * — L. G. and ¢ O'Ponnell "N22 Oregon. r } RURIAT, PERWTsS : tah God Mi 08d os ~ MAS > ay SM: . Kramer. 3018 Ohia. rs Re bn Deken 2935 Michigan. /member of Congress, police have) nell. violinist: Lei Mokihana. Hawaiian | M. Helfrich. 74144 Minnesota. Ibeen told. Sebastian Gonzales | ee ecg Fe. S. Banet, pianist: Floye | | teckler. plan S. Beumann 45624 Smi! ma oy ny in “A HUNGARIAN RHAPSODY” ; | Catherine M. Woermern TA O@RN2 Cass. RW Serker 1 19AN Partrider. Mary S Pievwn RT — A Hartfon. 7G ; ; , Taeona Simoret 65 11% N. | ~ 3 / HH. C. Srheeffar Ss - ; a |G. FE. Blaek G65 BNO Clare ar. ‘ — : ¥ t “ ae McCormack. 33° 5602 North Mar. | if os hip CME THE PLEASURE SEEKERS | with HARRY BURNS : and Big Marearet Drekefor4t “FR E752 "West Park. ; ig 4 | Annie Fenger 84 4°?2°A Bint : ‘ ¢ errtteeertte tt jn fomous Ilalien Comedian~ © | |G. Kraemer. &7 1 . 4/7 | / iss seesstisesgescess: Annie ©. Stattervy FG : ce. & € Vette teeter B a fF ; steeetieees aetbasetes tases eo agp ects | paps terse tre ete ute IK ) attery @ CO. tn “1 THINK YOU ND s UCruise Supreme Kee Riveter oe R4aa W. 18th. | pe: ee : | Hear any speaker at any- Photoplay : : i: sade 70 Sita bebe Broadway. | _| | f csStenge Sac r2e 527 Ts scares ees sees eee; ‘ . ) | XK 0 the ‘de 3. faheon. eg | | = i : ste Sg ; Segeieage st | where —o Price, and you editerranearv adres ig eS Me, | | | AE a) will agree that RCA Loud . a) erect gait Mina : . . foe speaker 100 is unmatched at DARCEY WILKINS} et. | A A. Nelenn,. 69% 22° N Pte he Specially Chartered White Star Liner |i % i032. 3 2c: om 1S mS Ia] | NWA cnywhere near its price. It Perhers Preidiein, 18 1907 S. Tth. the Barriers SE zasiigiane was the pi thar si : HOMERIC BRITICH PERE TROUPE SEFKS | | ‘naruandbecweca ours | | ee bow to peodace Seer asa and 1927standardsof radio : by covering the whole tone 3 ” ARLE : A ta Pietare The Ship of Splendor : | ee vere RADIO eal reception. You willnever a at range, and by reproducing Coprriert 19° A hw ite Iorsees vg Boe —— know what radio really OUR FIRST ANNIVER , blishine Cos (New © largest steamer sailing to the Mediterranean, will leave ee ania is until you build the com- ) a any volume clearly. Now— | SHOW BEGINS SUNDAY! ; January 22nd on a superb Winter Cruise of 67 =| yoxpon. Nov. 18.—The British lete Infradyne circuit or ; ( ; 0: N, Nov. 18. plete Infradyne circ , ime, Going on Two | of interest, charm, comfort and unstinted luxury The ‘National Opera Co. has made pro- adapt the Remler Infra- RCA tried, ng a perfected, it is still ahea In celebrati f firet birthday | ; we're silat te saaniiee the most pre hae returning March 30th, 1927, will follow an itinerary | por als to the British Broadcasting | dyne Amplifier to your tentious re cf our areef. . . . , i DSPEAKER, . They'ly be ANNA FITZUL | cece worth-while point; a long stay in Egy pt Pitas weer age me a — : angeorer et aa or r tat 100 = 335 ce a a se | S i cemedian in . *. CO ' | monopo vv, o1lerin ve w " g nie e + FRENCH, nnd Scher store. ‘Ou own Nile Fleet is the foremost and most luxerious form ‘jever performances are wanted in | $2,5-00 ful tone and volume possibilities out \ lard. Battery tations | | | of power tubes till you use thts speaker. : h RICE 4 od . ; - in “FOR ALIMONY. ONLY. ~ ites of tion on that great river. ireturn for a permanent subsidy. It | real THANKSGIVING show fer Por iwas suegested that one opera be | Write for two-color descriptive People of leisure and refined recreations this Cruise nenaitend® wobltty. | haernasiar® tod complete cajineuiaation patronage of the past year. Matinee Today. 35e; Children. 18¢ ‘Supreme has has a special appeal. The pets company Bhs Steee-; ad st | New York § Chicago Sam Francisco ‘east productions in the past, the | | | Ae llussrated (reise Guide Book will be sent to you upon request broadcasting company paving fees hA LE | : : to all performers. “Without the "RE ; Read the Business Chance N assistance of the broadcasting com- DIVISION OF | | " _ THOS. COOK <7 SO Deny 6S COE OS ee ee Gray & Danielson U sp r im the Post-Dispatch want col y offi t said an opera company otticer to- Ce. 1020 oe sie oe Club Bids. ‘\day, “and without its future as- today. Someone may have the 4 ‘ ness opening you are seckis® “Gam : sistance we cannet hope to con- Chl 260 Viest Street, ets _ MADE BY THE MAKERS OF THE RADIOLA | ; nue.” ‘mot advertised, phone your orter * leave it with your searest

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VEW YORE, Nov. jhe ive in its copyrighted Tinaw eddy, . sy ’ it’ lit Says. 7 continue unds re freely agiuxtment after This facts fidence 11 however, snd in trac were feeling aR tu! * *« ®« Specialties t p. specta iti poois, the list backed row ranke Bac K aimest a por and agatt TT? c 4 * aot a 37h ‘ aaa Sa Se Bia) Sra ee ty 4 P sak pee est Ege. Bao te Pas sa 3 ? ’ >= L on CITC LS *TsS Frew iixecept in a few ws bid up by tedust sithin a nar ? i > | > Woo lv offered at sitpped back while Standard enn Ire —— ae ‘tte. tt made were ex: KA PPO * ; $485 mark however return Lid =e Aa a on mee 8 - pete A ec I ttt tat nse ah COTTON IS IRREGULAR BUT RANGE NARROW ——— ec ros a revesied furthe: Levernment's Cimviation declined sharply ‘@vances to the state fell off 009.000 francs Another dec! ) Brazilian exchange carried the m' reism te the lowest im ao further readiuetmer’ anticipated atoms Plan o* « Point of MBa _ > Cetten Is trrecelar. “The pr again moved much of securit¥ markets tre rally im the first part session. but the advane tered profit-taking and gains converted smal? Wheat. however. recovered of the recent decline, nmout Le a bushe!, and higher. Tien incipal commodity irregularis the uncertainty LCottan mee eee TT inte ~~ es VN 6 & NEW YORK. XS 7 ’ VU ations 2k RY Ieg ® itm : revetle eeemerr cat Tek Oe - — > New Orleans Spot. ORLE 4 NS. N be het . 844,207 ee a c otton Market. ’ is A> ; VONTREAL— ATLANTIC COAST | DEC "Tc" EXTEA $1.50) aie "NEw Youk Now “alee WP abe ag tr 1S —D rectors o? Ral read todar of $1 St? « — teigabTene tng oe = ae “FF to Hands Seu? Sihiereents WicCwrta Kar Now i> rte a eet ee ts - te be KB Ate dees “tnhiwe «§ W gos Wemep Cheese) f (tent Hail te OM BLL LST se See eet Blt wed Ym *s fomhe- 7 &. emi ' ‘emerund, L..itte@8@® « ewrekh age. =- - “G4 = yeur age. Teta) saies from dun te gate were o85.01u.208 spares, compered | | >) wite SOi.vi¢d.cO8 a )rer agu. ie € 7 a ae ry tyre Bx cs Sp eu tuh- sass TFtrR KF kK | ¢ sh85, err = : - od ie a ' t th ee Fit t “wre 2? or God i> i? e? 525 Cyt be * be a te *e ' pt he _ 7 Jt toe a1 ines i “se Phd dy deh Ut ue Ui Gn de fl 39S tte tO toe FSS P PECTS Dy rei te a is * - | ed 12 t> ht ht me GC is = NAED CHANGES IN ~ Beston Stock Market | Pox": Fe .g* her hy oP =n et oo > i ee Pe kee! Lead. Zinc and Copper - + owe Texas t-nif — on $4 dasts. “A RA 3 New York Coffer. N\ iv nett. 7 er ——: a . : “AMD re Noa 4 nber. Tb.g0e- Mar . Beet > LOCAL STOCK TRADE OUIS STOCKS stock 7 ¢* ite EX CHANGE, baseplate Sales af umountced to 10 + Ee 989 yester day. lete iist of securttics traded on tbe Ex- tes. sales, highest. lowest, cilosmmg prices and Symbois: *Increase. —Decrease. ....Un- ¥ere i3 ac sotd on ieciaration of HOGS 00 NOT HOLD THE SLIGHT GAIN LLL ‘ SELES see Penun-~yivanta ‘ 4 Sele le PITTS BG Ner. 18 —A en's end 3 comnts e tere! o sles of crude ai! queted am the mmrket | tt tires | — ese oe JIT PATI, WJUAP bs ial ae Prac. pa. ; UT Teer oe has agcocrs. iDei odicg 3. ug the is va rr se 7 wr 9 LT leery) épes ~*~. wT? PP rt > tert anos? te od Fa To a3 ante? estre of epecial = ls a “7TH rere = & rrr ee © © « ev ee @ ree ee @ © * en fe 8 ee © «© a3 se er + ee © © an b ; - 7 eee © # + _*-e * & « a a aif womer announeet at the Zvicunds ee ie a | (oe i ecounta, $37.2°0.100-: | oee THO... debits to bank |egccounts. S22 | “mbes, /¢ 13-16 ' $5.50 2 Bunched washed. 90c per yer ~ ve : "wien ative coupe or “Dias Neastern ad en? ~ wt = os and the income Sa. #- y aa of $60 a share. stock seid today fust usder ~orresponcing period tast g 717.900.0900. Report of 4 17, 1926. were debits te total te 4 - 990.000. total com bined [ s135 $4) O00. ee ae ee |i ~w es oe 4 & be wow bd Lad hy . ©. eee . abee ‘New York NEW "yew rorx. Nev EE 3345 nit deitveries I1Dto — Preces ear ats shipments | compared wth 381.600) bey) $20 Be. | prairie. $is6 te $17. HIGHER RANGE TO WHEAT PRICES ON CHICAGO MARKET ome-gTo Fa. dozen bunches anc Ste CABBAGE—N.rthe™ CELERY —talttornis i At 7 uM New York *-3 —— PARSLEY — -Fiome-growa, : eT bts] $1.2: gn Ren urns *ac*s «a0 Sesee of _ t= ee ee eee oe ner the rae 38% wae $1 35% May $1 aoe _ a | 2 ss 3 e<. A ip? aT. pes. Gogzen Swurmaehes RU TABAGAS—Canacian /*. 7 neds abot. rT}

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PAGE 40 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18, 1926 ___ST.LOWIS POST-DISPATCH ——— i y vinucve DENTIFIED AS ONE OF 2 nother fj Popular Comics ‘fan =| = MAY-STERN § CO. === Slain ace anna * at S. Al CORNER TWELFTH py OLIVE STREETS iat THURSDAY. NOVEMBER ' ~s 5 sw : I '? Ie ee : ees - catiah: iete resterdar ? -~ l¢ E . ss ‘ . * Take Salts to aon sam, fo tenet © and Help Neut: rr = aramnpin tounty 3 at Cariib- tating Acids . for the murder c? Patrolman . *@ « » « 5 4 23 ‘ * - 5 > - . > . >} le, “Sy ‘ a _ = — = . isi ~ ’ 3 . ‘ A —_ + : ; Sav‘ = tar a ~ . . — Yah... > ~ & * ; : : “e ; ; : a , 4 ot " ay i >? wm lari . 2 ' ate i3y - eT i 5é ~ oe eer. SF . . ? - ‘ ; ‘ Sa. Polychromed Metal L Complete With Decorated Silk Sh; An rhs the. pravuer” ie ibe | AFG Extraordinary “Tcuiind My Special Agent. oe Ze mh \\ \ NY . Quantity Heavy Cast HEL WA \ VARNA NS Makes This Metal Base \\ I ! 1 \\\ ee Nf \\ \\ \Y Low Price * AEE LAWALL 4 WAY yest Posie ee NOTHER | ; hi : : . . j } ' ~ eka . Tx° e ~ ; 2 +4 - a3 4 — . » 44 . iste | § r : ; . : ; _ = : j j . . 4 - -rs " 7+ . \\ fj wi f~ e ; nrouen 2a io ldie Ui “ uUan . f ; , . | —_—.... Ct — fe > Square , é ~ > ~ Gs Lid, ALOU, ‘ able CO OTier t] a / 4 TY ° 7 a ; ? i de aR : a Metal Stand . iam a price aimost unbDeuevably low. Where ak wich irchast ho - + th . : ¥ — “ Aa ie WW eo | " h pe ‘Ske etcn i ws FOUR KIN BY ee FO ag ape or Ne Tipe ARRON - i SRA es aethiginy Hoh a AIO ROI, Sage PRR ERE OP ee oe te Pe et eres nell. st “ger aS ay ¢ * a ag eR mene Rees * 3 ns ~ ne? SN Fy es * 1% ‘ un "~ —? « * “4 Sg loa eta t SI nk WN» be alters ne te - Soe 0 hgh nl we i - . 4 ; A idea OR Spee eB PINE eS We ANS TERE No these atone POR Fe eg ter. aaa Bc OEE Lape oe AnD ie rears: pam bra ache vides 9% peal ecnied by “A LE RES LIE AR A OLE WA eM SOA HF f CARRE a. PR Su tt eetnaealyet 5 Aap sapacaK oe (ape ; =o a » ies aint ; * ape : a me iby nfs ge Dg Mh escelaon acsiiudae r aay a. ea 3 ; + “8 Ltbaey oe Meta’ . ta . mT ‘al Y pe, an = wn oe : F is sisi ’ tO nt pela pn am Decor 9 ny ” Mas vit teats ‘ Be Sie Yee a, Lethe bier TM ne NL Ara a ieee: we A ineat eT ad eo ec ee ee ec oe ce nrc 7 : 1 ot the Lamp to the minutest detail. 4 * . * > ; $1 OO Monthly No Mail-or Phone Orders Accepted ke QUALI LAT IE 1 r : —— ‘Among those esent™ at the ay . : | 4 ig we = >of Sweden to Fama Lenpok Artistically Cabinet | — aa © an, Siete ne Designed — Gas Range eel PS eee Top. Richly ¢ a: “an : | ieee Sie pace tee en Serer Dghyenrornea : * ee Seneh. ane furthe \ Bel mf =~ : Gateleg Table STORE OPEN EVENINGS : — on Rats in Michigan. a > i if , | Arustically designed See me Cone: 8 cee ee eS x $12.95 , . Sets ° ° SS ag 5; a T With Silk , Radic ws Portable _— 3 ve. “i acon Pan by St Cord and «" ened hardwoods im walnut); Here is an tdeal_inenpensive gift Hero Oak ‘Saflooube. “Tauck giace' Soli entleactel l Plug y 7 AIL yy any mer he fa Heater - nee! nwood ‘aifies { it\\ 5 ok "P air wonderful Heater Take a Vass and a Half to oe DRUG Co * SE Waskineton Grand & Oli ive Silk Shades i : = ime | | it Thor 408 Washington Avenue 3 = --; et in Three CIGAR SPECIALS : Ditterent FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Colors ANOTH El Palencia Cigars mn AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE ic 3 fer 2éc size cut to 8c. Box o! 135¢e str. size cut to 8c. Box of 77 > an en _ Shades Weltt- Wilson’ s Boston Biunts Tas Mae d Niade >. Tamr eBay be - ms) = o A . ‘ AGS iT RRS ONG Bik ebay tS ata nr we j vas ai er MR i) oa a ‘ z . . ove seabaiteg asta OS UE eee | Kisii #2 pts OU ob alk can a eee ; a . 5) Tere Pe ee eC : fe % q : x . ey iy hin £4 > rie ard Ansp ad " “ ; “ ae ey Sey eee Me Bn OO Rae eee ere =r = Se oth re e 4 Big ks Yee sabe. oma Soe Sado 2m ‘ a 3 - ~ b 3 = S = — 4 Me, $a atte a : ‘ Ay Hing y ‘ - 5A dg aden OR ae GLA ce te Susi 5 P es a ae he Best o 4 PAE. bgt Tee pales Se Arad § 8 a hath ad gat a he a la : , : o Re yi aye a Sete RD ee ; BA ae Pear ae 5S pagar be addict ; - . a vet a . 6 ‘ . » A Ce” 2 “ " . > iy « et “y natis _— ie A peiea aap alate nde QM, Bete “TERT RPA Ske og Se - 4 “ V acuum Cleaner “$19.85 Laver Felt lS ee et a & 2 ~Piece Dining-Room Suite anes a yy, Rep setite ts F {a side: Sete weeds “ . - John Rusk 1+? O W Davis S Riel tyarcia Hav. KR (bas. 2 i urre i .* Wm. Pen: ite raven Ri : Foil Box of 50, » $2 25 4 for $f. 50 Be . rr . ‘~ . aa be . i . Lh! 3 Lassi? Tr * ‘ . | 2° ad na « A . ‘ 4 »? ‘ am 7 ’ o , I. 7 — «v% P : ie 2 _ >_> oe ee o " % > a ue ’ 7 7% . ~ . . : » 4 . , . ® . : . 3-Piece Living-Room Suite : | : - “velour with sil *] Rug 3-Piece Kroehler Bed-Davenport ul eta Specials | © = “a Take a Year and a Hal} to Pas Ox 1? : teed sagle zg which hoid dd: Beckman Player-Piano Axminsters Take a Year end a Half to Pay Re -—_ $29.85 Ox 12 slime: oly ican ame a Oe nr ARNO ts: a Aine oor ial aed Es i Seah oe Ke alse e Sa = ~~ if 0 “9 a vtde * vod - » - “ ‘ . - " ~ 3 Ne — » se * 2 ‘ \ Sh tain satin . iets rake spit igs Sy ee ee ee Feb misled pr Lee ) ~ r — a " aps gs saghne a : gone > plianioets AADAAARAAGAMSH 2 f we PUG « Th bay ay a a BS 8, Oey Nile ag a 9 mers at BRIN on ie EA ER POURS el ct NG Mein SI Sheree idan mess ulate — wo Re aes ade dies Sane. * aes Re Bry a hk 2 = siete did ie . . a : fs ee S| a ae : SS ee a apd NBR "3 Ry. ane " ? ay Mas ee Ts seattle aati ——— & Dx! ae ante (,rTande Velvet Rugs Mumei, Adn ~~» >. EF} Preocdiuet an . % +. “a = : iF + f > Ree RRR RR EN NRE! cP IRRR: O-cIRR ve ‘hm ag ok al i lace ae ne a. ~anel ai “i = » . aia® : s* , 3 for —_ : — — i —_— = =~ ” ? © for 25¢ size cut to 10c straigh* x a ze . } 4 fas lerm: Fativest at =, , , 3 for 5@c sizes cut to ide; box of > Oe geR& = —— i > 3 ‘ . . . - i ; . . — ~~ % —_— > J > ° ; — ye + TUXEDO Fi» | a = : te OZ. Se ee N = MINT 7 : ee oe ages ¢ Broadioom (5-Piece Gray, Oak Breakfast Suite | Imported Cigar Lighters, . . : : | 7 : ¥ ia ~ ie Rees - a : | : R aE. aia Pe 3 >. Tw ant to - th - ee af me gob s Vest Focket Size. Specta = Soo 50 ae oe ee French ¢ ° el ) ia 7 , $3.50 Monthly a ae ae ed a sel etal Re sh rm abe | - i o . TRE Gt

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Another . Popular Comics Truthful News Photographs Advertisement TH'RSMPAY. NOVEMBER 18, 1926. ify XK ~ “SS ~ x XK SS ———, . a WAN FOUR KINGS, TWO QUEENS AT WEDDING a — wee rere a See aay . re = 7ou~ow Bria ee ae oe ate Aas at al oss $ "1 Sag . i i i —_—~ rl Sige Re pote as sais ~ — > "bi J WY, he y, v4 Messi isbisesiimamddsiuwwéiiiilssT he ad ty, CLP OP PTOPP CCS re Oe ee st te teen PP eT © ew fl rT ”- ~~ es > oes a4 5, Se 3 4 LE REY Ca eB, Se ee ae ; F- wate As J Se. a. Aa ee —_ eo da ai Lamp ff} _ od Silk Shade {ij EO ~~ - - — Which are offered only at May- Wantity purchase in which all of ble to offer this beautiful Bridge Where in all St. Louis can sketch at the left is an exact re etail. | r ee ders Accepted on ig ne amacrine SG Se tlle rrrrrT? - . ° V, “4% ‘Among those present” at the marriage of Princess Astrid GY of Sweden to Prince Leopold of’ Belgium were the queen mother. Elizabeth on left. and Queen Alexandria of Den 3 So wan’ ANN N S4sAstasssssisisiihihlhltlhlilitlilih eae a ee *.° “eo. ae “=a WWW \X WRB sss ee © | 4 A Oe “Sf %s Se eo a Vitti) S220 4880 4844464444804 4LO thd A YY \N WN Yy mark Standing, the monarchs of Norway, Sweden, Bel- gium and Denmark. ° —International photo \ 44 ates Y ME Les rex te. Va ais Secon $ % mae § ¥ ati. ey + Uy J, hhp hdd EP “Paes * y sD SDS SSASVFAVVaAg gages a > «* »>* —* RSS WIASs Sa Lees _7 Pee Tee eee.) eee eneer Bedroom Suite 7 ‘ : : Ully designed bow-end ; 4 peSSeT and a. spacious Onsiructed of genuine Fre: . surg beset See }. ar and a Half to Pay a RQQQHAQHNH WS Sea ok = + é vet $ # Re : »» ff = e? ’ y ; Sa ~~ Set eivare bh mee Fa Pal > * ¥ . . ; . ~~ . “ y * ,% ° ; , ‘ ian Wf, * K peace” = ee eg ggg” *e “4, %G oo WS ety Wy, Wdttrpyyyy \ ~! > Wg : —— a Re Piece Fiber Reed Set Jaa, MAGE. OF ign- , shions, upholstered ° _ , meraorcinary speciai , : a ucht separate. nly $3 Monthly on J ie Z S troasDOt A C H A M P I O N eta val Miss Joyce Seaton of Aylesbury, England. who has won hundreds of prizes for her horsemanship. —_Wide World pboto , ‘ ==..." » es? MNAYQY oe . Se ; errs Se Sean aa . C77. ore * SIF EFFI FEF EPP PCR TET 7? ? err _PENN’S CHAMPION ARCHER y, x. Yy a . 2 a : be Y) Up pg Waar ay 5 amy R - SR eet . pe v : » See Se (St ape ae ee Ot 6 tt, eee tap wee beget ¥ de cout BE * it OY —— | RS SS : - ‘ : be : ~> ee .« r Bed-Davenport Suite au , . Da CT h holds i Dbedd NG ar and a Half to Pay ““N MAAR AAA AR QOH WH ——_~ — “ ve % iy M7 % SOOO \ Y Z% MSs 7 Z Mik Se Osk Breakfast Suite 7 ; : Eee = ae $ 50 Monthly ° AWW ; ee enn Miss Virginia Wingert of Atlantic City, captain of Penn- tylvania University’s archer m, in practice. University’s archery team, in p a ~a1g ee 4 ‘ . 4 . - Se — 4 . > . . . v Se"a"e bn ¥ * a*s\e . as * a a ae te 7 ‘ . = 4 . wa %, ‘. . . v . . 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Rae Ons Se a. os ae ¢ ’ * 4 ~~ a . . . *. . 7 . 0 . _.” + *s “7 fa" e*s > Saas * “ > , ’ ae, ee = i ae * ” ‘ 4 Cote SP isis) ; >. Ss} P ¥. *. ¢ «e's os” 4% ~ C « — YM hela SS yy 20) eerer XS This shows Astrid of Sweden photograph- ed in the unique bridal headdress that she wore at her mar- 7 riage to Prince Leo- pold in the royal palace at Stockholm. —P. & A. photo + INQ OQQAY » is te he! WOH >. WS a WS NY a* eS RW GKwaE_osoqn»xgxoo»ygyY SS SS SS FF \ Tinminieemeiiene 4. %. % “fy, %, 4 WOH . RSV VM oonwwdsistsisahwdsdddsQoi WD ‘a OY Bi z Ng ber, of Fergus Falls, Minn.. who refreshed himself, Armistice day, with 62 cups of coffee in a 10-hour con- test. Second man drank only Yj % 4 GAY ? Sy LLL Le Gt COFFEE CHAMP; This is Gus Comstock, bar- Ap This elephant, a true blond of the tribe, has just arrived in this country. It will re- mind the older generation of Barnum and his hoax. —International photo ®ENGold Gogg bf 4H" ‘ La oresarseovvenrenviv>S WIWOBRAYYQ WH RASS NN Home Reading and Women’s Features _ yan: ter) dba ae THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1926. PLOTIIIT PAGE 4 SVASSLSLELLEELESSEESE! EAA a ee ae Se RL Se ITE I I I a ee TE SSI TN I: Sn es SOG ~ 6 ge ne eee i” Sie >” See et aig ne as oe a MYO a 2 IPR ; a . se : ; p Eee eet Ee oo : : eas ~: 35 Key “ES 4 ee Re . a a aes aie ea Nys » 5 - . 4 ~ ‘ » ‘ ~~ SAS ~*~. ~‘ ~~ \ . x ~~ ° >> Bat ak eke ~ — we — . ee a” N . eens . SS b —_ ¥ » ‘ . xX P/4 boGu, A. NMK4 AY WW 000, will be married shortly to the Grand 4% Duke Dimitri in Paris. The ceremony pee is planned to be something more elabo- . ae rate than France has seen in many years. hp G . a —Fetograms SSNS W LL gesédddddcddddeeedaccccccdddddddddddddddddddaddssmzssss/ AWAITING IL DUCE 7 ee Uy, YO cc. “oe. “32a ; ~ 4 Y NOTED NOVELIST ARRIV Py a ep Sa 3 hen ; poe e thf, j he , Ae ee: MMMupmmocddcicedcdddeceéaaaddddddaadaégcilx” "(= c Z MUyyyyyppltttMttsiisti sli tit ttt iti Sax Rohmer, distinguished English writer and creator of the “Fu Manchu” mystery tales, photographed with Mrs. Rohmer on arrival in this country. 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PAGE 42___ ST.LOUIS PNST-NISPA-7H See Si ‘THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18, 1926 — . —. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_.— + FEATURES FOR READERS IN- THE HOME CIRCLE@. TI ‘THE woMaN Glimpses of Gems in World’s Beauty Hints Milton Works’ Pointers Wy ting OF IT By Lucrezia Bori. . Girl to W ear? | illic | Greatest Collect Importance of Art in - oe | | —~ . py LUCY LOWELL. rages alee al ee cae + SRE gh ONO hy Re geen an cp ane maa eRe erty ih aid pas: area dk . sie se A a aia er ae 2 AB PP RBIS RETINOL NEE. ihe ARIE. ° a) Marguerite Mooers Marshall. | Bodine! la} OEE, eee Ea ee EEE . acting. = . cl ¢ytl Di : : ’ Th "TiO q ' P ie a WIFE wage for , SS O'S'o'8'8 T a dinner party which at- a« the five high cards whic! e double “— esa: : she was & good litte ( ‘an draw a a [Or e +a: - _—— gee 56 OE tes saci : — : . es as s eae _ P . . o = : . ee ee 7 iii . . } , +* : iy ‘N housework”- e tended recently a famous phy- ver ustify a double o 3 bec: _- wapher—as if that made sn; Thus saith the d without a : ‘ly, the » of Dt opinion about why so mans women important factor Sos ~ } : 72 +k Aarts . : » girls ts astonishing There " . 24 s524 » & as & ~* -- — —_ —s . ~ — » =o *) diet and exercise without diminisi- that the partner i t apt to be tractive because at. —— drawing $30 a = ek. and ine their aise. He auld: Sone te ‘the Gaubiie’s suit | jer length a much better dressed ing their size. e said: long in the doublers é jor iength and strength = ang SO | ‘ chet she—my > “st a a iT" t24 3 ‘ T.% — an a nswer With a : i : answer by the a a da us cer ++ ; Half of the reducing battle is 2md to a . > partner y ; aff — ogn—wouldn’t set foot _s + . hs rartar + te - he *¢5] an —_ Be t; the shorter ft is, © Of taxen out, and wi ro ; ts fathers otsce. - Fe epetatete « ‘ ; General of Minnesota, In reply to the innesota mat: who complained to Gov. Theo- = a 7) » ea y ~ igs ne ‘2 WP so? 4.4 ok he (awe dere Christianson “My neighbor’ . rl can a salary of “With board d room “a ; ha Nad a Hints oA ew ni ve Gay ai ee Atal cath eer Ab ot heeito i Righe + Somy lkae \ eet raliqren 34 Ny e + ‘ the > if “rer ” 2nt . ‘* . other hails ¥ spit the probability that the partner will answer—uniess the pape Ber own ; ae g ~ - ing so, followed material ¢ — are I don’t Know whe: . +. so. a Wwse Ww - i £244... i. s6md | Tt an original bi hey m su- ’ 4 * ~~ S As * 4 , - J : i defeat is pro pine com iD to wnen sen roy . , , , . a ) ; 4 o : : . aliens - . bable, _ +? +] oe Tt. ok ae ~ ; . “s Ft ak 48 > hie shoul partner he ¢ =. | ¢ themselves Up UAE ceou - & Z we . . » SS : - ‘ . , , ‘ . : : eT. Lae : : : pat (Rer ts forced to at g* == Sen % nani > -. P- z ’ ; OF “ . m4 -4 sas , ~ + 2 ee ee 4442, > H . ~ see ~~ Diamonds: Ace-King-x-x. Clubs: s* Spades: Ace-1§-¢- = King-Queen-10-x. . thew ees. Sag “Ngo Oe menace. a menace ¢ HANES OVer 4.6 which the adversaries probably The potnter for today ie » she said “maybe worse”— In putting housewives om 4 Saary | & “ ‘ = = . = * x BAe : A them with the surety Of sold seven cards with most of the Look before you leap: 4 makes me very tired. The “> eae vill | ; = 4 ae ee se } (striking physical beauty from thei. ions: therefore his double would double unless you are seem * number of stenographers. | ee | When women -loath exc-SS have produced a most awkward a weak major answer. Xa . 2a giris who ork. ee ‘pounds as heartily and instinctively situation for him. Two no trumps’ Tomorrow our subject gEnedidn't last long as stenograph-| as they fear some treacherous .Mi- would seemingly be the best ref- most important one, sig: Ben 2 5 om mal, then they are well on the way uge: but if the partner have a b: tell in every case whether as pene to siender lines again. For untll that bid mis readily cost 500 bile ig business or tnfs , -- * su ~ 2 menta! ah iene eal *= reach -— an —_ wwe bin TT ot he ies 24404 +S - 454 Siti’ Ss. ‘aprright 1922. i - _—— y oF ae i A CPR FE eb tee om ew ee ts 2 Dar bee i WAamenna ve i ve pee ee ee: . Sa calc AR RAN hae elles: a EERES CS ge tap ba RAR 8 0 fede fos * fo Rae eg OE SPs ’ Cee og oP oe raetga Be adie 7a er & per- pyle’ -" ies ee P erg iSME, OY, 3 — + oz a we SSRe rv > . Cciamonc mermbers of the ruilin the right, bel: rows Worn 5: Miness ~— | THE RHYMING OPTIMIST A line Michaclis > s+ _ ~ - - hat they get ever so a. ~ > —s Mw == ont of the husban > oh. wel bY METHODs—- the best And sometimes better than tha a : panels Eos “ infat) ;' . dial ai ; Ad He buys them clothes b« . ee es a ey. te = 3 : ss | Years Oo Ev Puddle W a ! cars, oe an . ees : ke a’ - rr th Tt , om oh -otiner’s a z3 " ery aS I Jazard! & Candy, theater tickets, summer va- .. .°.. —o . | Bey : : ARK back, for a moment, to the day were simply lacking in hosiery. They See cations, NOS £ of tie a a ARIES. ABE Fonag 4 rm ‘ WesegAn Lreet Tae wy de hae ede Ney Deedee i ah se Ort ~~ ‘ - a ne af “ " ~ . Z ‘ : . , bs ayes , 4 pes) setts : . ae Pere Bo ii ar aie phy 7 y ‘Te aa An interesting novelty ig the corenation os: tee ti3 and teal and eliminate r I know that Biud-Life will put oe 39 ] ' ec irthal! 4 a~hivr to 1 ~ : Sys : eee ; Ya ra a : - — a y ond * oa > a i : Marc; ce i Gre@s of chiffon with a de- on January, i742. also ts in the h f tood you eat, instead elp! coc, sound, frm flesh on “skinny ie tachabie facket. When the With the assistance of her ne $9 @00 DOWN will prove harmful. = ones,” and I know it so well that LYX OS7 eCTy iS atte ee | 2 om . a. ~ OF inity in bate during the ~— é - F be a Sipe FFF a are OE BR GO ate, MRR a er leaned as Sacket "2 removed the areas becomes at ‘ regor? a cigested tood ® = 3 - 2 om mn mour, G ity Oriort, a: the cigest : iS poison to personaly willing to guar- ew ———— Sli : if her followers, Catherine hrour® Balance Like system. antee it. Blud-Ligfe may be had ee ane they ate ear 7 out the de; ot Pete : . Reat—W So, the problem then was to a¢* any drug store for $1.25 per : 7 ’ 2 + Sigg lb ah warmed the ¢ _ et eekly — somethin to make me eat, Doctle, but if not, it will be sens Doubied splicing of the Oj CX , sVeteen with rows pat h i * aic my cigestion and elimination direct, postpaid, } : | ee } 3 | : . a —_— : upon receipt of hee! aod mipled a 5 . > . . " + *-ae : . . a mola stitching at the ne nm : As EE Ce ea a Store Oper Evemngs anc strengthen my blood—and I price, by addressing H. W. Rus- ' a re:nforc r | ing strands of silk in the atl ad oP ert: teen A stunning two-piece frock 5 ” + wen tet. ™~ a? 4 . : Ter Ore 7 s TT ’ t 2! oviet ili q kept hunting antil I found it. It sell, 462 Walton Building. At- iWue ee Se fs en a tare — sone caeeetl ee eomeee | We ane nay * . > ° ts 3 preparation Compo Inded by ’ 7 — — = - »~ \ -— ~« *e Bea » e > 1¢t l 1IZER - > uncec a anta, Ga. W rite to me anyway scam. are ocw feacares AL Py Virginia chemist. iad known nd ~ es _—- ee a a> ee amo ss as > 9 you are be 2 3 Bt ; “ool fe i ne lud- Lit ; = « = } ble on jersey is a drens a ? psec e howe Blud-Li aie bed health 1! ws i cll that practically seabiée the shades of biue: the tumper ip vt Siane ta % a , ; Here, im ome formula. rou ect iittle booklet on thi epara French blue and . 4 . — be ‘ ‘ ’ . the + 7 > —— > " : ‘2 e : s - a - +. mene : i el ein: soe : the imgredient which excites the tion, entitled “Where fs That : IT : . , - _— A TT Iz } — ted fn mivastine i Gnd te sens oS anaages pesca. ———_—s«“ppetite and makes you eat, then Slender Thread cof Life Leo- hade. “#3 Fer Real Estate tmvestments of C°°CS ingredients which aid di- cated?” which I would like to Homes see the Real Estate pages Gestion and climimation and still send you tree of charge. 4 "ew 7? riper PY ORx i a» Sty Sea a

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Cost 500 bie is business or informatory ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____ - ‘THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH D AELPFUL. HINTS ; . : sat Is a Poor orks’ Pointers P inle Working On Auction Bric sol Girl to Wear? * ° aos: py LUCY LOWELL. SD 90,” said Mrs. Henry rs =T made Henry dis- debating ae 8h adverse x. ould not ven when: @s which double Spades: x-x, Hearts: “ ener Of toil and the 8 disquietude 8 Irving wiletud: Washinge- Sunny day, at the back of the heel, is the su- PR | kle flarterer of all time. It imparts 1 lecting the Hat. “LINERS say r e'Ving more ettention *o ane Pelection of their hats than for- One leading miliiner mutes this hew int on 4 © the recap? o Beg nafwomen erest in head- d in Bega millinery show Mividneti+, our theaters, where By het dienes Stressed ond ev- ; Played was in perfect om ony With the costume. These —" close attention, Rudy. ‘ng a hat has become better. For your ankles’ sake INSIST | 4 ) a the creeners have become tired on ahead in hats during the ting the Sons and they are ex- ton r personality in the se- > “t their hats. Widuality registers high fn : aeon's Millinery, and this —s outstanding feature in ww “aoe Therefore, la lies. sult your own persen- “ YOU would be in fashion. adiagey fee} competent to do “re fashion advisers at frvice in the shops. types and will giladiy Making correct selec- Silk, with Lisle Top andSole Style 145-—-Sheer rootsnt $1.65 Stvie 155— Medium weight || Style 258 —- Service ' " a MY : Style 385—" Sheresitk Silk, with New Fo Lisle Welt and Srvle 265—Service we Styie 465— “Sheresil All Pure Thread Srvle 450—" So heresiik’’, Chiffon weight $2 Srvle 350—-Service weight 82. ! You in — ethane © thut girl. He didn’t | she was & g00d little rapher——as if that Tuade eny | r | the bad taste of lIittie | girls is astonishing’ There | drawing $30 a week, and) dressed | my daughter that she—my | e, [mean—wouldn't set foot | eh on her back, when she ought | , Maybe | some- | 1 said “applesauce” to myself, | 4 tried toremember the number | times I've heard similar com- | Mints about the “pocr little work- | 1) whi Of course, she ought to save her. of the matter is that she does. own living without some sort apt to produce a staggering loss. & As for what Mrs. Peters {mplied | he “maybe worse’— | The | work, | Tomorrow our subject wil} be gureuldn't last long as stenograph- | ma shop girls and so on if such | on possibly could be true. | profound ignorance with per- | & language the dumb | ate- | They | CLE. TIMELY DISCUSSIONS AN (Copyright, 1926.) By John Held Jr. | GEORGE fag PSF \ “rc. * s Le r “poor | Children’s Bedtime Story By THORNTON W. BURGI'SS. Reddvy’s Keen Nose For getting news I don’t suppose You'll ever beat a for's nose. -~Mother West Wind. iw T'S a fact that Reddy Fox ti | knows most of what is going ?. | on in the Green Forest, on the Green Meadows, and in the Old | ‘Pasture. And the reason that he) knows what is going on is because he has a powerful nose. That sharp little nose of Reddy’s is busy most of the time. He uses his) ‘eyes, and he uses his ears, but he, | depends on his nose. And as he} is forever poking that sharp little nose into all kinds of places, he finds out a great deal that he isn’t supposed to know anything | about. | Now, the best nose in the world | would be of no use to any one who did not know how to use it. Reddy ‘not only knows how to use his nose, but he has the patience to ‘use it, and he has the wit to un- derstand what his nose tells him. ‘So, when Reddy discovered just ‘the faintest scent of Mrs. Grouse, ‘he grinned and then settled down ‘to the business of finding out all 'that his nose could tell him as to what had happened. | He felt sure that Mrs. Grouse & Ba. . . s*, ph ; Fal Oy pire \\ual Ble 98 5 ea 3 (£0 He felt sure that Mrs. Grouse was not dead seemed to Reddy that could smell the scent of two grouse, but he never could be quite sure. How- he didn't time about it. He just ward. But he was very careful about every step. He didn’t step ha ever, waste any leaf. He I mean by as a He didn’t rustle a dry moved like a shadow. ‘that, he moved as silently | shadow. 'was not dead. “If,” said Reddy | ¢..+ put that his eyes took note ‘to himself, “Mrs. Grouse had been ‘of everything in front of him and | killed, she would have been picked am bch etfes, fils noes was ta the up near where I found those feath- ground most of the time, but ev- Now, this scent of Mrs... moment or two he lifted it and Grouse is a long way from those ,.+.4 the Merry Little Breezes. feathers. My nose tells me that Every few steps stopped and Mrs. Grouse had been along here. .tood like a little red statue, while It was some time ago, but there is ne Mstened. Right down in hi no doubt that it is the scent of heart he hoped that he might find Mrs. Grouse. That means Grouse off his guard and so Mrs. Grouse was hurt by that ter- | pet both Mr. Grouse and Mrs. rible gun, but that she managed Grouse. And all the time Reddy’s to get away from the hunter and! gory! nose told probably is hiding somewhere. |Huh: Whats this?” Mr. Grouse, which meant, Reddy smelled long and care- ‘course, to Mrs. Grouse, too. fully among the leaves. The scent, of grouse was very strong. It was - : very strong, indeed. Very careful- | ly Reddy used that sharp nose of | Gray Phantom’s Romance is | hij sniffing all . ngs ¥ teaai-stibataipanaibiiniidatisintees sind RPO MO TN sh ag AS Fee He lee hn Re Wa OE, 5 égper on LL OL AON AS AOL Gs Maps pane 5 . — ~ sapere « 0 a RR te Gongs “ 7 ; r F we AI ta 9 Pies Aine ‘ « s - F aie AS “~~ oe ee a pre ; my ~ > een A OP gag ee . a he Yaad ~4 stadia ane aieedinaiaen lh ae ewer “LMneN - ua . " rm . ~the on « we degre ieee oe ‘ eet one then di A em oR ee cen Na ARN OR te Bt Reet DACA te ODORS AD EYE 1 AA GDN Be PAI CA ath Aan NAL mS ate 4 yee nih ~ CAD Alien I AI NS ny oe! Fem 5 RTA a (hat ‘ie Ar be 5 a al ads 4 os ote " Ke ugeive 8 SL ON LENE IL 8 ULCER OCI A RN one em mse I te eae , rhe Soule a“ Loe Ana ie meee PPh « Beh in 2 ee ree a » eyen.” a- oe See ea ates atin et, Flare F 63 wee ai de ae % FT ap dele naan «inh st we niet a Aer ——- — SO Ee i Kua ee ee ee ee ee ee Se sar + bes s0 1 Cees fe ne ba cnpe ty . oad oe ii eS Ole Ug ae Se a. Seu we “ Po hy ga ote, ewe 2. Ce a A panes - Vian y

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COMIC PAGE ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH| . THURSDAY. : , : — - THU! SSS PS Y tS ~ . : 4 = . 7 7 ~ , ‘ ~ NOV EMBER 15. 1924 SS go & Wan h See. iy re ™ fee ae — Set ae, EY IES ae HO! w BOLO! 4 he Biss « a me, WHAT SHE? OF ALL po A | , SHE Locks 4 THOUGH LUKE AND HIS UKE I ATE A Lot oF CHARLOTTE RUSSE, | I THOUGHT THAT I WwoUlLbB BUST— I Cou”, Dh BDiGesT “THE INSIDE PART, | THE BATTLING BROWNS | PooR BROWN (1° SuRE THAT BIRE., CAT UNS | REAINYG Hor MY | STAB ae | DIAMOCASD PIN- FLL U Neo FAB Tt 7 sSHCKE A CIGAR AAR ; HIS WIFES TS DOPE CUT SOME WAY REFORM A ; fe, WHO HAS |} SPEATT RIS |; WAROLE LiFe | FOAIDLIANNG BRASS KNUCKLES ALB BLACK LACKS. BDO You aS ke CUT f- ; Re: . EA) R N ws SIiMePUT ' 7 DININE ! , BY A LAWA-MouE on 2 2 ATTA KID! 3 is an ancient sophomore, Ra rTr~ 023 = = =| @ oe a ~ : GO, Nov. 4 : them Chicago's “splendid along Like Michigan yester- He.grabs a forward pass, And gains 10 yards around th: end Before he hits the grass Said be: “Although I’m old.and gray And soon must quit the grid, Since Rockne was a kid: For forty-seven colleges, He says he’s plared the game, But frankly he acknowledges EMPTY! ( YES,MRS. BROWN), DECENT |! | SOCIETY IS BDOIAV’A LOT ) — FOR ME AAS 1 QT You ees » £ J. Russell, chairman, 0d Bartholomew. engineer cf . gt. Louis City Pian Comm*s- | = disclosed to Mayor Miller and) of 20 other St. Loutsans . commission's tentative plans .or 2 improvement ef the St. Louts ee front and the reclamation cf decaying district fn downtown ; Louis east of Fourth street. Phe , are the chief features of nh aot , fe a SS pian: Today it’s not the same. Fs 6Construction of 4 Lvu-foot eck street, running on @ . ai from Gravois and Gey- : : ates avenues northeast to Third Breet. along Third street be- THE TOONERVILLE TROLLEY—By FONTAINE FOX = Gitween 9 Municipa! and Eads ~ SE ividges and northwest on anoth- Ber Gagenai to Tweifth boule- vard and Mullanphy streets, 4 @mtante of more than three miles The upper deck would Quite well does he remember when . " eT) Se He played with Arthur Poe: 7 | rae c >. ¢ ° _ + a+ hie we BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS Back in the days when men were men “*Pedestrians’ Club’ Will Be Or.- And played ‘em hard and low ganized.” Looks like the Gawd save thee . redestrians are 7 — ancient So : | / COME ON- NOPE-!™. GOIN OP Im A PROHIBITIONIST | JIGGS- SIT] |] STAIRS-(VE GOT 1? eS : TO DECIQE WHAT | YIGQS | as an unintersected speed- ‘MA GOIN TO DO IN \ al a wa, by which residents of South Sn Ae 2 , : | S$ 293.,S2: 7 | . -_ and North st. Louis could reach Urs ii eastern boundary of the bust- CAN IT BE? “Williamson County Holds Sun- | ae OG §rad Says (hat as svon day School Convention.” » be t+ ’ = -4 } ; tin TaKing a step in tine rig irection ' THE ABSENCE OF WAITING ROOMS ALONE THE LINE 1S | fiends that plague TOO TRUE. ESPONSIBLE FoR SOME QUEER SIGHTS DURING . am ’ 7 } »* oe - ee Tous The man on the sandbox says ° +) ’ 2 : - . ; . ~“en fp? ? “O 7eli YOur troudies tO ibe cvacn ther used to play, according to And do not pester us. Hoyle. Now it's according to Pyle. ba wilt. : a: eeeeeh B® aanreansataanmet?e? BOP 4RanesgeereSraacvus sew se esac eS. ‘ : +} oo 7 ’ ; : , " > - ea? \& . _ s* "hey iost ’ Loeclie Andy says the tncome tax “Man Gets Thirty Days for Wear- img Lodge Pin.” by Third street and the . between Municipal end bridges and the temporary } ef the ground thus cieared w the parkiag of approximate- | autemobiies. The witi- development would be rec- a! . similar to the “hicago t for Grant Park along Lake toe Cr reir) RC ERNIE tno A CTL Tt ttt tt — Fae sth « Bee 3. Creation, in a T-shape, of a strip running a block wide. een Chestnut and Market from the old courthotse > ae ng: } the river and north and south TI = , = | , | the river between the i | ae ’ = Xe . The strip along the riv- , THOUGHT! | : : 7 Bt would occupy the ground be- al # the present Merchants’ | } a used by railroads ani river's edge. and would be naa 2 on a platform to corer — mp the railroad elevated | 4. M@raightening the bend tn Miasiasipp! River between ers hams’ bridge and the Chain € Rocks. by changing the chan- BM of the Mlesissipp! at compera- ==) Sail cost and reclaiming 4900 acres. or an ares peeut three times the size of For- m Park, for public uses. Sug- . * Ute would he an aviation ® permanent livestock ex- ee the usual perk rec- -— atest ohn heme aot A ARENAS AIS Rom OEE eee sd * RARE Sea een ct nee rete ; = = YEE, ~ @ (ee DL 5 Creation between the work - and Bellerieve Park along river front in Routh St. Louis a. «bark strip and riverside FOOWA Foou , A LiL BRUNETIIC | “MICE *s Him ‘he river from the old court- CERTAINLY I Took Nourm MONEY — WHAT ABOUT fT P EVERY CENT OF fr BELONGS TO ME— AS AN INSTALLMENT ON WOUR BOARD- Bit! IF I'M WORKING FOR. MY BOARD, LIVE EARNED ENOUGH TO RATION AN ARMY! GIVE ME BACK MY MONEY, MRS. JESSE JAMES—OR YOU'LL BE WEARING STRIPES AND A YOU SAVED THAT MONEY TO RUN AWAY —AND NOW I'D THROW YOU AWAY ONLY I WON'T THROW ‘YOU ANY FARTHER THAN MY KITCHEN AND THAT'S WHERE WOU'RE GOING TO STAY! ne ¥ Sin a 10 mete smncanae ttn rye mate BPP <P ne Rll ae gle ennai f Raia WE ee ape one . hs mee ee one et . ey 4 sz ¢ a ee = Sere: a Ss SS SSS = en ee ”™ a. . . e ~o* . i e® , et ° + aS a =