St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 10, 1927

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—" api eat “ ee A an ee pee oi Yipes 5 note a a ne Py LES - — Shige ait At GAR ees ¥ ies ee ae Ae os MEP SOR A eater i TREASURY PLANS TO RETIRE FIVE OF SEVEN VARIETIES ee OF BANK NOTES NOW IN USE __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ \ of indebtedness or one-year gold notes might be deposited with the Treasury along with bonds already ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, 1927__ ee ne ee ener aS bearing the circulation privilege. The zenith of power was attach. | ed by Federal Reserve Bank notes Continvned on next pace. RE ead a ne ee o pogh ai es ethos a _ 2 % = b os of Ba eB a Re i i 5; ee ery abet bes - « PY heed RO ete Pe vs Fr " 3 mo Only Gold Notes and Federal Reserve Certifi- cates Will be Retained in Circulation. “. LOW FARE Special to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Oct 10.—Followers of criminal, sporting and other events in which high stakes sup-! Posediy change hands, recently were shocked when they read th Only 21 $1000 bills were in circul tion. Further reading of the st however, revealed these spots” to be a particular currency—national bank representing but a fraction 175,901 $1000 bills now in : Investigation into the caus the gradual disappearance ° tional bank notes disclos Government's plans for the ment of several kin: of under, the new paper scheme, and revealed that : our most prominent bankers know how many or what |} paper money are now in use in United States. The latter situation may prove a mental knockout, but it emphasizes | the uniformity of the faith in our currency and indicates the extent to which checks and other credit instruments, rather than currency, are employed in commerce today. All of which, as one veteran bank- Tres er pointed out, is in marked con- Silver dollar for each one sal trast to pre-Civil War days when | Silver certificates—the 7000 kinds and denominations of to be called in. Retirement of silver paper money circulated in this — . | ~ ~ ~ country and fully 4900 were either created a shortage of -~ ™ . ‘ ols, Which the Pittman pated by providing that a | 2rfPria Pa. » ie , > eserve bank notes should rye spend considerable time in exam- is spurious Or altered varieties. Even the small tradesmen then had to ining proffered currency. Simplification Program. Demands of modern business are »+ > | : ~ Ve Sv? — circulating bonds aiso will cause the disappearance of the Federal] - » > = Le = - - Reserve Bank note, the nearest the silwe ertifiesate ; ens ine siiver certificate disappeared so nat the Far East might have sil . i i> . 4 The Federal Reserve Bank not: \ is pit Ss +?) ’ ° ° tT CeapriaAsaAa + 3 — " , eS UCCcigegd iO Snip Sil € Silver Certificates Restored. ya h e FPF) ++ ' \? 2 tc . a oles, ISSued to renplac: ai +. . ‘ - ‘ i iCates, | “ited Sto +, : m « . + alf Fare for Children Tickets—Information City Ticket Office 318 N. Broadway dollars represent; MArin 1000 ~ 7 ~4 e yi _ >. ot ae i a ie + i Siirve@] a rtiiicates , ++ ~ 3 s€iter had » AS a protection f €TVICe Institution” | ct. 468) PeReees jeeeeeen' ,4i44 Til YOUR FELT HAT Lungstras-Cleaned 75C TAKE ADVANTAGE OF LUNGSTRAS SERVICE Send Today Your Overcoat— a . > | | . Suit—Hat—Gloves and Ties Phone Nearest Branch 24-HOUR SERVICE NOW WOKS Dyeing and Cleaning Ca. e responsible for a further simplifi- eation of our currency. ugh our stocks of currency have kept pace with the growth of popula- tion, only three:types have been added in the last 37 years. Of the seven varieties now in circulation. five are being retired in whole or part—national bank notes, Federal Reserve Bank notes, silver ] cates, United States notes Treasury notes of 1890—while gold certificates and Federal Reserve notes virtually will retain their, present positions. Part of the simplification pro- gram is the result of changes in the banking system of this country. When the Federal Reserve Bank, for instance, took over the national banks’ task of expanding and con- tracting the volume of currency to. meet business meeds, it likewise made provision for taking away their power to issue notes. Other considerations. howev prompted currency reforms ination ef several types of denominations, such as the silver certificate, 1s dictate: desire to make each currency tinctive and, therefore, less easily confused with other money. National Bank Notes from part of the National Bank System's foundation, which rests on the ba- sic law f 1868 enacted to provide a national currency secured by a pledge of United States bonds When the Civil War started thr Federal Government believed a system of national banks could be made to provide a market for bonds to finance the war and, at the same time, reform bank note cur- | rency throughout the country. Notes Fluctuated in Value. Strange as it may seem now, ary bank and even private individuals could and did issue bank notes. Moreover the notes were worth par in some communities and accepted only at a. discount in other loca!- ities. The National Bank Act, bv imposing a 10 per cent tax on the lasuance of ali future notes by banks not joining the system. stopped the indiscriminate issu- ance of bank notes. With the advent of the Federal!) Reserve System in 1913, the useful- ness of National Bank Notes was curtailed. The Federal Reserve Act provided for the issuance of Federal Reserve Notes which could be contracted or expanded to meet the demands of business. It also ordered the Treasurer, within two) years, to begin the retirement of United States bonds bearing the | circulation privilege, which meant the disappearance of National Bank Notes which were based on them. National Bank Notes may be is-_ sued only on deposit with the Treasurer ef the United States of bonds bearing the circulation priv- | liege. Such bonds now approxi- | mate $675,000000 consisting of $75,000,000 of Panama @?s and $600,000,000 of Consol 2s, The for- mer are callable at any time hut are due next year, white the latter mature in 19839. When these bonds" are retired, National Bank Notes will disappear, but not without re- gret and some protests from the rural banks. When the president of a smal! Pennsyivania national bank re-/| cently signed a $1( note before | tendering it to this city’s municipal | clerk for his marriage license he remarked “Not every man can sign) his own money.” Hundreds of ru- ral bank executives are equally thrilled when they sign notes of their institution. Sentiment as wel! &@g advertising value makes rura, banks reluctant to give up the cir. | culating privilege. Bank Notes to Be Retired. The big institutions, however. co to the Federal Reserve banks for their currency requirements. Na. tional! City. the worid’: largest bank, for instance, has oily $96.. 996 Mm national bank notes against | » a former circulation of $15,000,000. a. IS Stix, Baer & Fuller and the seventeen Stores with which they are affiliated. de- termined to obtain the best possible Two- Trouser Suit value at $50. The finest woolens of two of America’s leading woolen mills were selected: a man- ufacturer of men’s high-grade clothing was engaged to tailor the Suits accordines to tigid specifications. . —and These Remarkable Suits H ave Arrivedi Stix, Baer & Fuller Store for M oa bags May Select the Style and Pattern You The Clothing Buyers of 18 Large Affiliated Stores Selected This as the Best Possible Two-Trouser Suit Value at Pwo-Trouser Suits Superbly Tailored in Newest Styles ~ ~ - | | . _ Laboratory tests for durability of mate- rial, strength of tailoring and construction ot the Suits were conducted in a laborator~ of scientific research. An immense purchase was made. resulting im an extremely advantageous price-con- cession which makes these important val- ues available now to the well-dressed men of St. Louis. NE ANT a ER ENN ce wl ON A NO AR Eee Prefer. (Men's Ciothing—Fourth Floor.) { eA a et A On ty ar nee en latest ete et eb teat om ipeheeanereeteneeattiaieatten tn eae sanapoincerlinanemhppgnaiamnnadeatitatmmammeaes ta le ttt le castes mai de a ineneseneatiemeeten tienen aie ne ee -~ amped menpaese STIX. BAER_& FULLER Sale of F ur Coa : | oa That Definitely Present Exceptional Value-Giving | $95. N extensive collection of beau- tiful Fur Coats offered at great savings—all are fashioned of care- fully selected skins by expert fur- riers in the latest modes. The Furs— Northern seal (dyed coney), M en- doza bezver (dyed coney), bronze cara- cul (dyed lamb), platinum caracul (dyed lamb), Russian pony, calfskin, squir- reline (dyed coney), natural opossum, kid, leopard and Bay seal (stenciled calf.) The Trimmings— Trimmed with natural squirrel, beige squirrel, red fox, brown fox, mink, gray fox, marmot, Jap mink, silver muskrat and cat lynx. All are gorgeously § silk up to 54. lined throughout—with plain or fancy bor- der Misses, women’s and large sizes Other Fur Coats, $49 to $22 A Deposit Will Hold Any Fur Coat in Our Air-Cooled Vault Without Charge! {Downstairs Store.) Ask for Style 101— Women’s Silk Hose Silk Above the Knee At 19c Pair A SPLENDID service giving Hose at a very small cost—all have three seamed>backs and high spliced heels and toes,;lisle reinforced. There is a good assortment of light shades for selection—sizes 814 to 10. Downstairs Store.) NCLUDED are Bear Chemise in tailored and lace trimmed models—some are hand em broidered. Bloomers and Step-Ins of crepe de chine or silk radius, trimmed with laces and ribbons. me Also Celanese Rayon Costume Ships |” with extra pleats and French seamaee §- in all the wanted colors, Special—480 Pieces : Silk Undergarments | $1.95 women’s Teddy : ' ee ee, as Rage ¢ ee A Sale of Felt Hats Newest Style Tendencies Ata Very Low Price 71> WHEN selection is made from this unusual collection there is assurance of being up-to-the- minute in fashion. Featuring the popular KayVee models of imported felt—all new styles and ideas, including the tlattering vagabonds. lack and all the new Autumn shades are represented — and there are head sizes for all. {Town «t — =—tAre . HOW DS aires store.) Wool Jersey Dresses Are Leaders in Frocks for School. Street, Business and General Wear $2.95 MANY attractive models, excellent- ly styled in straightline and two-piece effects. Trimmed in va- rious ways with tucks, pleats, bands of contrasting colors, etc. All have long sleeves—V, square or round necks—come in Copen, wine, green, sand, navy and deer. Sizes 16 to 44, (Downstairs Store ) | $7.27 $9.97 N the assortment are voile and Marquisette curtains with solid color or rayon band insertion— valance and tie backs tomatch. Damask, $1.57 Yard Beautiful colored Damask in all- over or striped patterns—solid or wo-tone cclors. 50-Inch Velour, $1.97 Yard _ Extra fine quality drapery Velour im biue, rose, taupe, mulberry and (Dewnstairsg Store : $ ¢ 7 ¢ ; oa $ ¢ - é 6 ? $ ° ? ra o ? $ o ” od a * - 7 ; i ¢ o > 2 2 = ° + * - $ > ~ id ? - id -* - * ? > : ; $ ; ; : ; ; ; 4 td a ? ‘ownstairs Stora} f Qo ont oral ; coh way f 3 2 m \ Ne Ee q¥ The Aisle of $ Creepers, 68c In sizes r to 3 years; @ chambray and broadcloth; in solid colors; some ar hand embroidered a smocked. = Handkerchiefs, 6c. Men’s soft laundered Handkerchiefs with %4-ime® hems; women’s with em 37 broidered corners or pla white and colors. . Be Novelty Gloves, 79 chamoige wath $3 y PES e pitas? athe Pe O24 Bead aj a i Ai a ee ie Pe ee nt Ae ake, oe SP ated Women's suede fabric with tur @ back cuff and kip — a wanted Fall shades; ee sizes. Black Velvet, $2.95 Yd § Silkk faced with lish back; 40 inches wide; far dresses, wraps, etc.; fall pieces, perfect quality. — Rayon Underwear, $1.08 $ W ome:.’s Teddieq@ € Bloomers and Vests; famey trimmed or plain; peach, orchid, WNile white. 36-Inch Flannelette | 25¢ Yard Heavy quality cotta Outing Flannelette in blag, pink and helio stripes; #3 inches wide. Linen Napkins, 10c Ee Of linen crach, hemmell @ and have fast colored bam 23 ders: size 17x12 : Leather Handbags, $1 SS 3 Pouch cr tailored undet. ze arm styles: all the Sea Fall colors; newest effectie am x ee 81x99 Sheets, $1009 Made of good a bieached, soft - finished sheeting. neatly hemmed all are seamless. a ‘Downstairs Stora? : As sn 28 CT, VS ee ace a areas ve St EE Oe OE dey 1) aE CES eee a ee ° bie eee Bae ee its ihe nn rt oe +e ar % t ro 5 ia ut . tae Ben eee , a Just 60 Hig Seamless, F Rugs, Are Of Seg Select from tk long-wearing we low. You will fir different new co; decorative scherr and take advant Fis Imperial Gas Wahrte Porcelain Splash Back Panels—Enameled Drop Pans—Shecral Imagine buying a ee beautiful efficient new<——= Stove for your kitchen | for only $28. It has a 16x18-inch bake oven on left or right side, and four top burners. These Ranges are per- fect in every way, ex- cept for a very slight blemish in the enam- eled sides. a4 =e 2 _— -. - bead First Paymer —and this new Imperial Gas Ra at. your home. You pay for it you enjoy the convenience of a is easy to keep clean. Connection Made With wwe IRB) SS lee A OATES Py? Sa eRe oe ee ~ ‘ at ee a pues . ~ — < . a ' ' Window Ve | Give You Fresh Arr | Diamond E Ventilators dust, with waterproof cloth In six adjustable sizes: 8 in. high, 30 in. wide, ssc 8 in. high, 39 in. wide, 6ec 11 in. high, 39 in. wide, 7oc tr in. high, 47 in. wide, #oe 16 in. high, 39 in. wide, $r :6 in. high, 47 in. wide, $r.70 Electric Heater, $5.98 -Universal ; copper reflec- tor, large size, gives in- stant warmth. Air Moistener, 59c Fits on hot water -or steam heat radiator; bu- midifies the air. Furnace Shovel, 98c * Steel Scoops with stur- - dy hardwood handles. Dish Pan, white enamel,

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_._MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, 1997 __ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPA TCH _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ PAGE 5 ae I} | | sreat difficulty—few were present- | f Wl BER i‘ ad for conversion. ide . ‘ | . As the “greenbacks” were based ‘on the confidence of the Govern- —— : | # & FULLER IT | | iment, they fluctuated with the for- 2 STORE NEWS | , i li RADIO BOARD We tunes of the Federal Army in the i T é ' Li Civil War Bs ADVERTISEMENZ Tt > He Was Retired Army Officer, | —\ixRVELOUS DISCOVERY, — ; . : P - , Later Becoming broad- No more bad taste to cod liver yr } ; : GRAND-LEADER | casting Insn ctor | i? ng Pelatable Cod Liver 1 = , See omes from Norway—100% 7. 4 Z : ET Ta ‘pu containg 250 times as many ee 4 : - oy “A _— apie iay - (Sixth Floor.) a ifs A in| \ i . ings— squirrel, beige fox, mink, gray silver muskrat AAAI I, TRIOS TINE NASI Oo ——" . aes ee ee ae ee a ee = ae ————~ ag _ cm - ne —~_ ~~) | — Py on nar yy eet Which goes to show that estimates of “value” are, after all, mere mat- ters of opinion—varying according to | Francisco. Funeral services willl the persons who make them, and con- ibe held Wednesday. | stantly changing with the times. In I MEN HELD UP IN BACKYARD | Se... \ : : the advertising of merchandise, any ) UF I ' Stopped in Rear vf 3120 North Imper ial Gas Range > —__F A. arbitrary estimate of value is merely e . ae @) Mar = Eleventh Strect. ‘ ma = S vr . Sar M4 ~ EF ome one's opi1ion—and is frequently The backyard robber who re- | White Porcelain Splash Back and Oven Door : = based on yesterday’s value rather than ‘cently resumed operations is be- | Panels—Enameled Drif and Broiler ee today’s. Hence we avoid all such ‘lieved by police to be the man who . statements in vertis . last night held up three men as Pans—Sfhecral at our advertisements, be lieving it fairer to let you be your own they were entering from the rear at Prices Enticingly Low Imagine buying a the home of Louise Gergley of 3120 judge of value. North Eleventh street. WE DO NOT QUOTE COMPARATIVE PRICES ff Stove for your kitchen | ° 7 ———— : Porcelain Set Porcelain Set Gergley was robbed of $20, Em- |ory Dexter, 2517 North Thirteenth ' street, lost $27, and the third man for only $28. It has a Seldom can you bty a Din- in attractive pettetns, each ee oe ner Service of bigharade one delightfully colorful, are on leit or right side, Semni-percelain Sarees Sy shown in this imported set, | 5 cents. a broken border design of ban Tenst® immer ni and four top burners. 3 a a ee, © Wool Bad Ca q/BLIND MAN ENDS LIFE BY GAS OOIi- 1lic O orts Jack Marino, 48, Found in Kitchen pink rosebuds, with ld “tig These Ranges are per- EO butter plates, 6 cups and Covered With Plain Cotton Sateen mn lines ey Be : : ' saucers, meat dishand baker. fect in every way, ex- $21.75 Fi of His Home. Lavender, Blue, Rose, Gold, Green at Slight seconds ~ cept for a very slight 91-Piece Ivory but rare values..... $4.95 I | Jack Marino, 48 years old, 4321A ‘Evans avenue, was found dead in ? Be prepared for the first blemish in the enam- ; , . Sind aides Luncheon Set 96-Piece Argosy For a charming luncheon Cad ly silk lined or fancy bor- and large sizes vparemenin # ee eo ee Se a ca $49 to $225 ny Fur Coat in tthout Charge! Ownstairs Store.) Special—480 Pieces Silk Undergarments $ 1 95 NCLUDED are women’s Teddy Bear Chemise in tailored and lace- trimmed models—some are hand em- broidered. Bloomers and Step-Ins of crepe de chine or silk radius, trimmed with laces and ribbons. Also Celanese Rayon Costume Slips with extra pleats and French seams— in all the wanted colors. ‘Downstairs Store.) eR ES TT EI Sale of Dinnerware The Opportunity to Fill Your China Needs — ——— — oe a sh — ee bal ee ee ed nar teat pat asa Pa : bese s? ‘ SiR orm meg 8 r whe oh gine is oa ro Wee oie The pad vba Pa mr a 2 xa Ars ® ° ee tie = wre: rt ire reining, Sm - Boston Fern or Four Bunches of California Straw Floweis gas burners on the stove opened. His widow, Rosalie, returned home to find all doors locked from the inside. A neighbor who en- tered through a window found the pody. Mrs. Marino said her hus- band had been Obiind for six months, Each Delivered the kitchen of his home yesterday afternoon, with several unlighted cold nights with a warm Com- fort—filled with soft wool and Grimm & Gorly ats encies eT. eTrerryryreTreeeeeeereeeee eee - Vd ee. eee, ee Se ee De I First Payment, $3 —and this new Imperial Gas Range will be delivered at. your home. You pay for it out of income while you enjoy the convenience of a new cook stove that is easy to keep clean. table use this ivory. porce lain set decorated in a col- orful allover design. In- cluded are 6 compartment plates, 6 cups and saucers. sugar and cream, wh~ priced only.... $8.75 Apartment Set The popular new Argosy shape service is decorated in a richly colorful wild flower pattern, that makes a de- covered with good quality cotton sateen. In size 72x84— amply large for a full-size bed, these well-made delightfully warm Comforts are a value of interest at $6.95. ~ : a ay pie 7 TREASURY PLANS TO DROP FIVE KINDS OF CURRENCY NOTES Continued from Preceding Page. on Jan. 7, 1929, when $270,522.800 712 Washington Same Prices Effecti:: ‘2 | East St. Louis Store = = (Second Floor and Square 1—Main Floor.) ‘lepnone Orders Filled—CEntral 6500 The Whirl pool Washer Is Safe, Speedy, Simple, Efficient Washday becomes a day of pleasure with time to visit or have guests if the housewife owns a Whirlpool Washer. This efficient Washer will do your washing more quickly and better than it has ever been done before. Five minutes is the actual time required to wash 8 pounds of dry soiled clothes. Look into the tub of the Whirlpool and see it twirl the clothes under. around and over— cleansing every thread. were outstanding. After the arm- listice the Treasury began the pol- icy of buying domestic silver at a) ie 'dollar an ounce. The silver certi- | 1 | ficates again appeared and as they 2 | increased Federal Reserve Bank | | notes decreased until now but $4,- | ain outstanding. | New Design on Gold Notes. Closely related to the silver cer- | tificates Bre the Treasury notes of /1890. A creation of the Sherman |'law, intended to check the decline |of world silver prices by the pur- 'chase of silver bars and melting them into dollars, the ‘Treasury notes threatened financial ruin as they drove gold out of circulation. i'They have been gradually retired, as detailed in the gold standard act of 1900, by the substitution of sil- ver tertificates. The 3 $1090 Treasury notes of 1890, under the present currency program, will be relegated to numismatic museums. | One of the most distinctive—and | for most of us elusive—pieces of | paper money, the gold certificate, | 'in existence lpefore either of the | ‘silver paper currencies, is to retain ‘its present position. Easily recog- | | nized by its yellow back, it will be | ‘further individualized by a new | face which will contain several | r . oO and see the demonstration on our Mezzanine ot: Kasckers, 51.29 ponmeenne Vhieh pee SS fib °) in. high, 37 in. wide, 50c ti mena eS ee ee : Well made with belt | not appeared on our currency. A GO EVERYWHERE 9 in. high, 49 in. wide, 69c Fiith Floor—order one sent to your home and pay , I loops; sizes 6 to 15. | portrait of the late President Wil- | TELEPHONE 9 in. high, 59 in. wide. 79C for it while you ate enjoyin its use. Initia] pay- . | (Square 15.) | son, for instance, may adorn the. GRAND 9206-8207 ° e ° . 7 - *_@ : , . iinata i 15 in. high, 37 in. wide, 69c ment of $5 and balance on terms, with a small ; Tasnh p | hew pitas sane rtifs a i | 15 in. high, in. wide, &sc rine cha ambour aneis The gold certificate is a creation | 5 4 49 5 Carry ine Ccnarpe. (Mezzar ine and F fth Floors } $] 69 3 oil ‘of Civil War times. Te signed by | : ‘ sine the 1863 to conserve gold | Fj DHIS liaot +11 £ lightfully cheerful $4 05 P 7 a7 ‘ : owe Special. , * od (Fifth Floor Connection Made Without Charge (Fifth Floor.) Price YHEISEL LAUNDRY Omang Tere Thrift Avenue The Buy-Way of St. Louis Stemware, 25c¢ Each Goblets and high and low-footed sherbets. of lovely green optic glass. Oppertunilies Creepers, 68c In sizes 1 to 3 years; of chambray and broadcloth in solid colors; some are hand embroidered or smocked. OT de from ion there D-to-the- a DAMP WASH___G6c DAMPWASH Be Plat Pieces fromed. ...... ++ SOFT FINISHED Fiat troned; Minimum $2.40 ROUGH DRY 1 1c Shirts Included 1 Sc Feather Pillows, Blankets, Comforts, Lace Curtains. Laundered te Your Satisfaction. HEISEL = LAUNDRY 3125 MAGNOLIA ewe eee ee Sete Mo ~ — Handkerchiefs, 6c Men's soft laundered Handkerchiefs with 14-inch hems; women’s with em- broidered corners or plain, white and colors. Women's Flannelette Gowns, $1.19 All-white and striped cotton flannelette Night- gowns, Collarless; sizes 15 to 17. (Square 21.) KayVee —al]l new ding the Autumn d — and all. irs Store.) Window Ventilators Give You Fresh Arr Without Drafts Diamond E Ventilators Keep out dust, dirt and rain; have metal frames with waterproof cloth. In six adjustable sizes: | ted cloth. + Wool Remnants $1.36 Yard Heavy and light weights in fancy and plain materials for coats and dresses; 54-inch. (Square 19.) Novelty Gloves, 79c Women's chamois- suede fabric with — turn- back cuff and kip seams; wanted Fall shades; all sizes. Black Velvet, $2.95 Yd. Silk faced with lisle back; 40 inches wide; for dresses, wraps, etc.; full pieces, perfect quality. Rayon Underwear, $1.00 Wome:.’s Teddies, Bloomers and Vests; fancy trimmed or plain; flesh, peach, orchid, Nile and white. [iilllienpcsesdthndalinaiadlimnanndttiadiiamtesdlinemanstitiediiaen snes ocean Ti aS Continental Ventilators ndincnenttigiptaaiinentinatinedl atm cntmmeamnerntetteaetibatineanan tne tnatianeanentttinsieee tatiana ean et Re Sold on Convenient Sturdily constructed Ventilators with hardwcod adjustable frames are fit- with weatherproof In five sizes: Terms of Payment b iF 42 “i a a 7 % 4 ¥ ‘3 z) yo > Sol xg od 4 a . “ @ x a ; a Po « ae ea a 7 br, “4 “4 on & 7 a of q + . - A= : os i ¥ a; z= = ae any x oe at a ae bre wit b. A Beh *« Be as ea ~*~ < oe ; gh ‘ & md £ oe } ae 4 lee we As : 4 as - fee: EZ Pas % z 4 So) : * te ns 4 a 3 a * 8 j Our Easy Payment Plan puts this labor-saving Boys Corduroy device within the reach of every home. Come in 4 8 in. high, 30 in. wide, ssc 8 in. high, 39 in. wide, 60c Iz in. high, 39 in. wide, 7oc tr in. high, 47 in. wide, 8oc 16 in. high, 39 in. wide, $r 16 in. high, 47 in. wide, $1.20 de apttirt act of } held in the Treaeury, it was lesuable in amounts 20 per cent in excess 'of the coin or bullion actually on | deposit. During the agitation for ' silver in the latter part of the last _century. gold certificates shrunk 'as the Treasury lost gold. When this country entered the World War it was decided to call i: gold from | ecireulation so the gold certificate, | which is a warchouse receipt for | gold, disappeared until the circu- | lation of gold was resimed after i the war. : Origin of Greenbacks. The United States note, our old4- est currency now in use, has had a checkered career. At the out- break of the Civil War, Govern- | ment debts rose enormously. Banks and the Government had agreed to suepend especie payment. | ‘These notes, more popularly known as “greenbacks’ because of their predominating were | | rere promises to ney the benrer #0 many dollars. They originated, like ) all fiat money or paper curretic) | 'ineonvertible into coin—from the | Government's cesire to obtain pur- : | chasing power without arousing the | popular discontent which would ac- | gyeness seecrvetions aad iafeemetion of company full taxation. They lter- FRISCO TICKET . ally took the place of coin in ofr- 222 B. wosowat . culation and despite the fact they Poowe GArtei< 7a | were convertible into bonds—the | Harrieco Wh, Divicion Passenger Government then scold bonds with Imported Swiss em- broided Curtains with motif in center; scalloped sides and bottom, (Square 12%.) Linen Crash Towels, 39c Good quality linen, col- ored borders, hemstitch- ed; size 17%34 (Square 32.) Rayon Undies, $1 Fine gauge rayon bloomers, step-ins, vests, drawers in lingerie shades; lace trimmed, ap- pliqued and tailored styles; garments may be matched, (Square 2.) Greater Cleaning Power in the New Improved Model 10 Grand Prize VACUUM CLEANED Ability to remove dirt. easily, quickly, thoroughly— it is almost amazing, the cleaning power of this new Model 10 Eureka with its sixteen important mechanical improvements. And eaci. improvement has been made with the thought of making house-keeping and house- cleaning more simple—you wil] find many, many ways of labor-saving when you use the Eureka. 36-Inch Flannelette 25c Yard Heavy quality cotton Outing Flannelette in blue, pink and helio stripes; 36 inches wide. Register Shield $1.00 Adjustable metal Floor Shield, deflects heat up- ward. Wall Shield, 75¢c. Electric He ater, $5 98 «Universal ; copper reflec- tor, large size, gives in- stant warmth. eh 6 ese The Sunnyland Ly St. Louis.....100 paw Ar Memphis.....990 pw Ar Birmi 530 om rps ome = pad Through Sleeping Cars Obearvation Cas to Meanphis ains ts. at ».97 — Air Moistener. 59c Fits on hot water or steam heat radiator; hu- midifies the air. Linen Napkins, 10c Ea. Of linen crach. hemmed and have fast colored bor- ders; size 13x12 inches. Leather Handbags, $1.55 Pouch or tailored under- arm styles: all the new Fall colors: newest effects. 81x99 Sheets, $1.00 Made of good grade leached, soft - finished sheeting. neatly hemmed— all are seamless. ‘Downetairs Store.) »/ Tie segR OR eRe: Food Chopper, $2.19 Universal No. 2 size, with 4 extra cutting knives. Charred Keg, $2.39 White oak, sap-clear, s- gal. Keg, charred inside. 2505 BE TER Furnace Shovel. 98c Steel Scoops with stur- dy hardwood handles. voile and rith solid rtion— Omatch. | Lv &. Louis....1125 p= Ar Celanese Brocade ae 153 om $1.49 Yard Heavy, lustrous quality with smal] Jacquard de- signs in self color; all wanted shades for linger- ie, kimonos, fancy work, curtains, etc. (Square 25—Main Floor.) color, Down Places the New Eureka in Your Home—Balance Monthly A Liberal Allowance Will Be Made for Your Old Cleaner (Main and Fifth Floors.) Dish Pan, white enamel, 10-quart . | Wash Tub, galvanized iron, No. 3 size. .69c $ Garbage Can, 6-gallon size, with cover. .$1 (Fifth Floor.) Telephone Orders Filled—CEntral] 6500. TO MEMPo on me OO ecerenatr tye arma ce te Ce , - oheenlaaieael teat ap at tee A ON NE TAIN NE - ene aR Re AONB A AORN NR EE IRONS i -

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7 8 SOLE ANS BORE RO cA et ee a eee regan ABE AA A Stag I EOS AoE REDMOND S. COLNON CONTRACTOR. DIES Former Member of Board Also Was Director of Bank—Funeral Tomorrow. Funeral services for Redmon: Colnon, contractor and member of the Board of tion. who died of stomach troubie yesterday at his residence, West Pine boulevard, will ! tomorrow morning at Cathedral, with intermen Yary Cemetery. He was old, A native of Brownvile, Q@nd a graduwate of the en schoo! of Cornell U Colnon came to 8t. and for six yea engineer here. In Catherine F year went into th: ness for himsé Five years iate! Partnership with his fat the late Jeremiah Fruit Fruin-Colnon Contractin; which has offices the chants-Laciede Building specializes in street impr sewers, railway work buildings and as its Mr. Colnon had an imp in the cor iciaciemitdaibe. * Included in the re completed under his are the new Union Twelfth street an vard viaduc'! Street Garage at the Chain water plant. structed the foundation ! Civil Courthou Mr. Col non was body. pincott said. acquire the ground. have to pay only th land, with nothing ‘on and condemnation of buildi: ‘ “The districts in the storm zone are classed as congested, dren have been obliged the streets.. The nat for new playground istricts adjoining sch “Owners whose hom were in- sured wil! be glad to se!! their land and rebuild elsewhere. Those who had no insurance will be glad to Bell their land, and th something on their lioss. The association is a confe ears tion of local improvement organi- , zations. ARBITRATION FOUND TO BE BEST MEANS TO BAR STRIKES SO ne 490 of 536 Labor Disputes Settled by Conciliaticn in Canada, Re- port Shows. NEW YORK, Oct. 10.—Legisla- tion has failed to prevent strikes and lockouts and conciil Deen found an effecti g0vernmmental intervention in dustrial disputes, the Russel! Sage Foundation finds in a yeport on “postponing strike.’ The report was based on a stud: of the workings of the industria disputes investigations act in Can- ada during the last i8 vears which was made to learn wheth lar act can be app! eontroversies in the United Stat The Canadian -:ct p: ‘ohibits d Jaration of a strike o lockou mines, transportation system: Other public utility industri: @& report on the dispute made by a board of concil! investigation. The report shows that @isputes handled under the: Strikes were ended or while during the 18-year there were 425 strikes in which th» act was ignored. KENTUCKY = DENIES REQUEST FOR U. S. CHECKUP Alleged Interference With Regi~:ra- tion by Louisville Police: How ever, Is Scrutinized. the Associated Press LOUISVILLE. Ky.. Charities G. Midéleton. the Republican City and Committee, has issued a staten Wenying published reports § that they had asked the United Stat: Government to supervise the Nov. 8 election here. He § said while in Washington to arrue case he and William Marshall Bullitt discussed W*th the Depart. | ment of Justice the duestion | whether Federaj indictments could | be obtained against Louisville policemen on charges of “in- terfering with registration and in- Vimidating registrants and voters, under the Kentucky permanent | registration law, under the provi- | sions of which people will vote in| the Federal election next year.” : He added that since his return) he had read in the loca! papers | that the Federal District Attorney hare ts oonaifering the matter. af . we ey T4 us reaiize v* ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ MONDAY nghams 3 Yds. Clearance: Felt Hats Women’s Damask 1. Yds. 69c 64 - inch rem. a © *» Boys’ 89¢ Union Suit ig! . . . | ne eo . .” - > | i , ~~ * * w~ 4a ae ” ~ Drawers ue? ’ a ae ] ~ . . . ~ + _— - ae . »3 Yards mam? s. merc er? cnr + Basement. Women’ $ to = 25 Rubbers re . izes w a r —— ~~ oHaseme Artificial Drape Silk con 7 Yards C ~e8 me | _ . ee Se | _ 7, quisette i 9 . enrorT ss, i ih * v tor short or ‘ tains. Basement. $1 Drapery Damask, Yard 45-inch Drapery Damask in new stripe patterns — ex cellent for curtains ay drapes a Ga Ba sem 3S¢ Cretonne, 3 Yards ] ec anu 95 Cotton Bots . . r - > ‘ -_ = = a ,at Datt, . Ww, “ A oe, 44 7Semen =69c EVENING, IMPERIAL WORD ROLLS, LATEST HITS™ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH OCKOBER 10, 1927 SEE WHAT YOU SAVE 25c Flannel, 6 Teds * *s -* > . aa = to r 35 Shirts Men’s + Son, 3 Pairs Merceri ized _ ae! of plain co Slight 35c vali om: s 79c Work Shirts Floorcovering, 2 Sq. Yards Heavy enamel sur face felt-base Dican: covering: sanitary and ily cleaned. 6 feet wide $i Fonte Oilcloth > 54x54, beauti i 7 \_ © Extraordinary Purchase and Sale “Never-Burn’”’ HOTPLATES Prevents Food From Burning tair Carpet, 11, ’ . -_ - MNrint > we = . . a a as r rpet Yds. = 69¢ | A Glove Sale Unsurpassed! 3000 Pairs $1.00 to $1.50 ew Fall poe a. m l Tots’ auapere . ie id m4 fi 3 ae Tennent $1 parser aa! iin ™~ , - Diik ty _— - — - e ° x . fr.34 Sizes ~ Children’s s Union Suits Kn . W Ter Wels Bas ement $1. 19 9W omen’ s Dresses ~ 69c ‘$l 19 Honan Pongee 9c | “Boys 95 Knickers mye ac Blouses 69c | 89c ‘ines Scarfs R - — = a at ¢ trimme 2 Ree 3 ‘= 69c Sasement “oe 95¢ Shirts Fancy perc CGasar a- cached tr .. new patterns. i iZ‘“ to 14, NUGENTS—ST. LOUIS’ LARGEST BARGAIN BASEMENT Rianufacturer’s Entire Surplus Stock maker of Tots’ Coats had on hand exactly 1563 high-grade Coats—He was peel s.i1cNh A well-known for money—and in order to turn his surplus stock into immediate cash he took a sensational loss Om every one of these Capte, | $5 to $8 Values THINK OF IT... right at the beginning ~ the Winter months, Coats like these for $2.9 ™ and $3.95. .Why, at the end of the season p they would be unheard-of bargains at these} = prices. | Sizes 1 to 6 Years All Full Lined Hich-Grade Materials Velveteens! Velours! Sueedines ! Others with fur-fabric trimmings —while there are still others p! ain tailored collars. Novelty braid fancy stitchings er orn auteited with regulation pockets. Gates! paleo Order by Mail or Phone Order by NUGENTS—BASEMENT: Kindly send me— Number. Ty iNam & A ee et ite ee ges Se ieetvi te e8 rr rristhte ths ts arty eeeises tae tre Poe | *. ° » Rt. ‘ Pr . h _~ “ty bis. ¥ tet, J f Sts tt ) {Infants Dept. Nugcents Basement) Address Mere worcs can’t do these marvelous Coats tice—This is one sale that will be long re bered by every mother who takes advantage ot It. (Nugents—Barazain Basement.) EX TRA! Infants’ $3.95 Sweater Sets J — se a ae tm * colors—consistimg Sweater, Cap gins ; Link to and Brusked — F | . 2 | some rosebud iz arte j ~ ¢ i345 eo 39 ae ort MS ME OO 7 Eay eee ee Sale 0 Winter ( Coa ! materials—an - canal 1 "fr zs would be marvelous values at the en of the season. - WW } al ~ 3 Sizes for Women and Misses—Sizes 16 to 46 Every Coat is brand-new—fashion’s most popular styles. Bolivia Coats—Suede Coats— Pile Fabric Coats and Winter Sports Coats— 300 of them trimmed with kit fox, mnande l, beav- erette and mouftlon—mos tly se atik lined. Wool Jersey Dresses” —Barcain Basement) Sizes 16 to 52 Smart new tailored styles made of a/]- woo! rench spun or jersey. One - piece — straightline an two-piece effects; all colors. NT TW Tm ‘ult abit iil ; I * . - ‘(Segent«——Rarcain m 2 we ae ee Oe tg ‘ : + ERS = hil © "i e : Kewiitc tye st So po Less A ei Bias dy Ce Ee te Oy aS Je -- ty xs “ ees NR. Lin: ¢ Sap. Fe : eee ee ae, | vem yy 7 CPO SSA oxy 8 Se aE ‘ ro - Ae oS w et, ide avi, . oe a PRD Pyerhe A heats Pe 4 Ri ; a See Fea _ =A RR ae a ~ ESN es Ces epg rnayer tin re ee he SB reegerrngs D> > = ~ Sw . rs x @ ” - mv wo — ‘Re? shee? ey ¥ hn eM aR at — oh A " i ae 147 Buyers | ‘Women’s Slipon Gloves Washable chamoisuede fabric gaunt- lets in the wanted shades of mode, elk and gray. Sizes 5 to 7%. Very special . 85¢ (Main Fleer, North.) SIZES Junior’s 13 to 17 Misses’ 14 to 18 Women’s 36 to 46 Stouts’ 42% to 5242 Also selé-stripe arosa; close twill weave, in shades of tan, gray, cedar, navy, green, maroon or biack; yard Pe

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ne rt ay ae we —— BUY ON THE MORRIS PLAN—25 TO 50 WEEKS TO PAY 1147 Buyers Continually ;. World’s Markets Buying New Things for You 1 [to 1 Y tm ’ a | | 9 s & ™ ” ~ . . . “EE Women’s Slipon Gloves $1.75 Silk Chiffon Hosiery / $1.49 Tub Flannel $1.98 Wool Crepella Ft Washable chamoisuede fabric gaunt- Silk to top—a sheer, clear chiffon ai ini | +6 “4 im} | iets in the — yr ag mode, elk weight—well reinforced with lisle at sniped auth tities tees ee ata: ‘aaa boa what, feo ae at 30 po a 7 i ig eB gg wanted ing. Tan, green, helio, rose, | green, helio, tan, golf red or gi ey colors; sizes 572 to 10 French blue, red; 27-in.; ae 25 black; 39-inch; yard , . (Main Floor, North.) (Main Floor, North.) “THE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE” (Main Floor, South.) (Main Floor, South.) — ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. ae __MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, 1927_ ¥ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ PAGE 7 i . ee 2 ey pea A Fa PO me" hk OD I Re ree: {ORR AR ae i co ee RTE aad BAY ORO, | SE Se ae Hi, rent eae : Dagon Aye Pose alus Stock : Tuesday! A Phenomenal Sale of Beautiful Fur-Trimmed Oat : es A at More Than Many One-of- $ 1 a Mal 600 New a-Kind tf SNS NL Fur-Trimmed Sample Coats gh-grade Coats—He was pressed |B 98) SQN \W Winter in the ash he took a sensational loss on ; H RPM Mery Sahay “te ¥ ry ‘ 3 me ore Ronpes a” save whe ™ ae Oar , et meg TE ke Mee aie eg OS * . 7 hve & - ae ont ee ee ee “ - ft \\ ae “oo acres. cx v Extra! Tuesday—18,000 Yds. $2.98, $3.50 Fall Silks and Brushed wool— space of over 100 acres. some rosebud trimming ; F \ ies: | ay of the New Winter Season ({ Basement.) The great variety business—5c and 10c store, or a es $2.98 Crepe Satins ' popular-price business—was originated by BUTLER a YS ’ p Satins , Par f No reservations—none laid away—each bears the present nn BROTHERS, WANS ton tt a nate pack pe oan selling price. When you make your lection take off 20% BUTLER BROTHERS sell over 40,000 different : g00d iooking; new _ and dark shades. ; or “nae Sage , ee" ontene : 39 imches. Yard...... time of sale. items in their 76 departments of gener) merchan- Ae. . Discount will be taken at dise, sometimes terming themselves a wholesale ce- EN \ $2.98 Georgette (C repes partment store. The firm is credited with owning SF QO A firm, lightweight, yet durable fabric YARD . the world’s most valuable mailing list in tts Centra! ,::.. $318.40 $598.00 Fur Coats jf. $478.40 Organdie Petal Pillows Dainty for the gage 5 a ar- - § ray PICK IT OUT! colors. thoes ial while you make weekly or monthly payments. gives you 25 weeks to pay Arrange with our Credit Office for a All: Coats will be hung in plain Ruffled Petal Pillows charge account. “Will Call” will view, none reserved, none laid away. | ) hold your Coat on a small deposit They will bear che present low sell- In beautiful pastel shades— y Morris Plan ing price. When you have made suitable for gifts, orris a your selection, take off 20%. Dise bridge prizes, $ 1 0 count will be taken at time of sale. one’s home, ; f each ° Stamped 5-Piece Bridge Sets $3, $4.50 Poiretchene Also self-stripe arosa; close twill weave, in shades of tan, gray, cedar, navy, green, — or black; $2.25 (Nugents—Main Floor, South.) Elec. Curling Irons These are well constructed —complete with cord and plug. Featured as a Tues- day event. Special {(Nugents—Main Fleer. Seuth.) Attractive designs . stamped aor — 790c $7.50 Electric Irons a This is the American Stamped Voile Beauty”; full 614-lb. weight. : ; Highly nickel plated. Retains Boudoir Pillows : a Pleasing pastel heat indefinitely $5 85 shades; neatly shir- C Special, Tuesday... vo. red; charming for gifts (Nugents—Fourth Floor.) SPpecial—T uesday Tapestry Table Scarfs Importations — very fi h ; $ colorful tt ial, Cac Ouitiad Pillow Tops Complete with pad ding. Lovely pattern Oc assortment. Special Stamped “Busy Hour” Aprons Stamped on un- bleached muslin bound in Ce | Oe: denies Imported Tapestry Squares Suitable to make pillows, bags, motifs for scarfs; special, | each (Nugents—Third Floor.) WE INVITE YOU TO OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT sale a $6.95. $7.50 Chiffon Velvets 40-inch silk Chiffon Velvets in new light and ‘$5. 95 ark colors. ff ae Extra! $5 Chiffon Velvets 40-inch Chiffon Velvets ™\ in new Fall colors “$3.98 \ pilack, Lisle back. Vane... cd snboss sousdsant Extra! $3.98 Crepe Roma 40-inch Crepe Roma ye mew street shades of .69 meee + 6 hae $4). Extra! $2.50 Black Silks 40-inch crepe satins and {lat crepe. ge” 4 dress 69 weight. Very at- $]. tractive. Special, (Negentse—Main Fleer, South.) 85c Dish Drainers 60c Coal Hods $2 Wash Boilers Women find these Drainers Made of heavy galvanized Large No. 8 eleven-galion save time from household iron with reinforced bot- size. With heavy c¢ tasks. Of heavy wire with toms. Limit 2 to a custe- bottoms and strong side space for dishes and mer. Very spe cutlery 49c each (Nugents—Fourth Ficer.) (Nugents—Fourth Fleer.) cial, dies. Well

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PAGE 8 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ -MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, 1927 inthe ec —= BOOM FOR SENATOR WILLIS |2u2%. ono, has announced anat| purer Gosnline on Neere=. pe CARDINAL RETIRES | | DOUBLE EAGLE STAMPS TUESDA Representative Burton Says Ohioan| W'!!! wa a candidate for President} NEW ARK, N. J. Oct eae N. GRA ND — Will Seek Presidency. in 192 Burton’s announcement Nancy Davis, 20 years 0: id, was Special to che Post-Dispatch. , | w as news to political followers, as | ‘charged with mur der tonight on al- | - 1 ENTER MONASTERY WASHINGTON. Oct. 10—Repre- | Willis has made no such announce- | legation atcha caused the death | ; ment of his intentions. | : Tomentive Theodore E. Burton, Re- | ; «= when she threw f gaso- | ; | COATS LANE BRYANT—MAIN FLOOR | ie at th a = 1 ae The Louis Billot, Devoted to Con- ‘SUITS,TOP a | figuid became ga" | servatism, Gives Up Contest | : | ONO q R} T 4 e tte nega was smoking g and } | ' BA To a Pair! rs Sas emek ine se ee With Liberals rece ne eed hdeh: were expect ed to prove fatal. .- a = : : = ° . —No Charge for the Spare.” special to the Post-Dispatch. - 7 SAS For Seda New Shipment, lashes Hundreds i PARIS, Oct. 10—The tall. — } el fj rur - Lo ~ \elear.t. ” sc noi ee a e OL is Blii j . Ai Th P er longer topper d by the re | hat of 4 4 : 2 £ ne Popular Hosiery Otter AMAZING Cardinal, has moved out of the Sa- | * “ p- -. 3 | & XJ Introduced in St. Louis by Lane Bryant! NEW INVENTION cred Colle lege into the obscurity of Sea aS 3 \e " ip ee yo | Salads eae wear Pree pe : o-egnate Lids S resizZzna 0 ii bs Se P j . | n, D Chiffor D E A F cintty a A a ee ae Neg : y =) / Misses and Large Women—Re. nearly a century, h tirr is to i wa. 4: . GS. fio / a e Luxe Chiffon Hosiery sriy a century, has sirred tt i i bahle Vileos af a ee — Oy me Tne mauagenaa> vases highest pitch the controversy be- Also Service Silk Worn IN—Not On—the Ear tween conservative and § liberal! It has spread from (Silk From Top to Toe!) oe : %, , ya y, i For a “run,” “splash” or “tear” : —in perfect comfort. Nohead- | hs tse ag Eu hee ase dia , a ~ == ity *.% yY r r ’ r. | & OES e' AD. |} i 2 re a ; + £ } ' it's Bandy to have a spare: band needed. Reproduces the ne. 83 aa eke C. piitient: tena ceo tf | \most subdued conversation Or]... ) ne res ni ee , a a | | a | YY | s last big The Three at the music with clear, natural tones. church. net men va Pope Pius x1 Clothing % | ' 1 THE MIDGET too democratic and. unable to.sway |Cq. of Ohio W Price ot a Pair.... ne head of oe Mee 1a? greatest tneal ogi an in the 2 | / yy \ ti ¢ vA H N 0 P H Q R church, has withdrawn from the} We are sel]- / | - \ P 0 fight and . | EN ny Vy | : @ Fashioned of crepe satin, flat crepeg : g! : or younger —s, = - ing their new : | | | Brings back the JOy of perrect rv iton. Of course, there + icon $23. 50 & $39. 50 S - | | | velvet combination for smart Dress hearing even in the most stub- } official communique con: i { p | born cases of deafness. Small |) the controversy. So far as the Overcoats, Suits , ) | Hy &\ \ \ and many jersey and woolen Frocks { and inconspicuous = but re- an ag theo a ee L ard} na ] - but f and Topcoats af elena b } Y \ i \ \ | home, school, office and street wear. “Ls . mark bly 7. rful. You ma lot retired because of his I i J ¥ | a y powe y utside the Vatican no on "1; ‘2 VAL UE i | Op Vase, from every angle, being copied from } 3 Regular heeneeaen aac HN | 47/ 1 i/ er-priced models and employing 2 Sizes DEMONSTRATION ovr od to Prete = :8 95 UP $ 30 | // afte , variations in line and detail. Serecly a 814919 or eaySs TRIAL | Oo Se aropean sg 4 || eo a hy sh Be lored straightline models are included 2 tics he considered it de Round, V, and diagonal necklines and dam ty vestee effects offer variety of choice Pa ae eee te ent one a tera oT ee ca 4 bs a or srinieee lina COL OP # ks. bt Pe: SDE AIO AAO OCI ORI i! OI NS BBE AN OE Pte NB A A AGN I OR SY A OGL NEGUS AE ANB A OE AE LAL AL A AS If you buy two sets SS iF. aye of “three to a pair” a 4 Hems and One of our expert technicians of the same shade sea rn will demonstrate thi s amazi ng I ahaa - | the ott a and ‘to you get a pair free! device without any obligation | jprow his weicht on th * OVERCOATS The spare alone " \'5 on your part. You may secure iia PERE A a often saves the price SS \ Wh Zs a Phonophor for thirty days’ || i-y which lea him to 0! ode gents wen ay i Ee 3 Colors include rich shades of f of a new pair. Econ- SE | amy, trial if desired. tion Francaise, the French 1 — i] ' F h bl Ll omy plus conven- S— , ma organ, on The Index Expu: tori '$ i $ ‘ wine, renc “we, ack, : ’ y/ — ‘oe « +ane An Yai1dat . 2 i j 3 aa Ss a ee = an - ? UN i navy and others. Very Serviceabl Wool-Mixed Blank @ A special purch which is doubly 1 y, Yf UY, ..and extra large >> block plaids of ros “! Uk bedroom decoratid to match with fou Basement Economy yi LLL LNA ALC AE ABE EOE AG ALO LLL A OO ORI LIE ALLL LIE ERE ALE ALE LE A AEST AR A IRE A CNN lp LE A AOL LOD CC a ti CNEL RI A ETNGR 5 mae ene MO the action aga st the royalist pa- A | na ~ td | 1 ® d ) j | Y Sixth and Locust ; per, partly because he was always ee . | it s Vi, sat rl Ran ists | ESS em alas A | |ss Room-Size Rugs | =~ a : A Splendid Assortment of 9x12-F cot if ees WM 2 Ls) *. 7 7 A) 7 ot Cs 7 -. -* | ee ee iain eal Te Velvets and Axminsters t 2 ~ Ent op + : saa 4 ; > et ae Aud k i iivt ee. f x or. 2 5 a s i eo gn > : *s i » = at e ° -- ee rj ; =D, "A ? Yr)? Pa 7 me —— $ thi —- — P Soy ape ie ’ ee i x ° Le AJ id t T T = ia we | 0 COA OR sul ON A NEW ONE ij : ma : > ~ ot ity si . | } : , ii S an meets . ">. a . 4 j thy, . , ~ + z my 4 : nme v ‘ > p ry s ce Sov - * here . 4 Ke Lil Lats : j i i eae ‘ ee . . > : $ i ; ae { . = ae. -_— —— | 4 . rd _ , * . ~ - - y 4 . ' > ¢ Pe . = pen = “ K a ays 7 > hh + »_ctate oe Xr, ti e i ~S Beer . * ae ~ >= ‘a a4 ~ LA ‘ ~~ aa 7 ¥ i ¥ a ~ > , Ag : . 4. en ee, oe 4 . > - re 4 ~ ~~ _ + ed cael : . : 4 . ; w bd Sao: — 7 Fong ee" aS ES = ' lea - i — a " me 3 X -omed * ; . : ” - es - & A iA 4 P| &A ‘ ' ; : a P 4 ' . bs ; coed , +} eo ve — aa « ] oe iit} ar ot et eee . = ; 2a “. ae eee i ' 4 4 terty A; ne HG a oar - PAD ss Bean athe NPY _ This Sample | — Very Slight : _ | Radio Imperfections News First .Tuesday... € Radio owners not only en- 9 $35 to $47.50 Grad “Ladies COAT | i : : s ‘ — joy prize fights, world series lent group of velvet and Axminster Bese. ee | games and musical programs in a varie 4 of beautiful patterns and colors. See; >a Lo = ee vit but they get the important re of cl osely woven wool yarns with deep | sessueAseeneeseaeos it news first. eamless backs. Velvet Rtigs are finished | Tg igh Woes) PANG aif at y { fis Ap % i ¥ nit F } oa Lise 4-Vard Cork Linoleum Atwater pe sarees of $1.05 Grade, ~ _ SP ee lit Special ‘$ Th s Linoleum in block, t1! avy I F 4 - i Val ue. . pet designs on heavy bur! sigh 2%, | a will cover the average fle r afer a seam. A 4 “ty A fa f: ae) Bs * the Ste Re es “ a f ot wey ‘ ERG yy» GEESE APSR OD CRIS AG oat eM hese a RTE ie RE Bee aa 9 SORES OS ae : Geshe 7 ees ¢ A a , Rah Be Waals, AMOR ro ess 1p WB 7%: reg bes Bs Ae ah ae ae a a ee ace aa a ee eI te ae Nala at co Mi ot oe gg eet 8 oa 23 Ce ae PP erage ee x Seu is ott igh + TR Ne oes . ae _ your soiled linens go into its spacious copper le and weie feat upon by patie Seconds of | tub and come out spotlessly clean, almost in- Dg ee cag gl = | $1.95 Grade. Heating Stoves | credibly soon. After the trial, when vou decide H th cht shot ie alt ails gy = | : Made by the Bridge & gr , < ‘ hospita] i nel aeeirt sa es se ‘ , . 17 | +: ain Ss as gies ai Ee. ‘ i 3 Company. Circular style that HERE is your washer, a small payment Bagi s is at a | : ' = , @ Excellent—quality, firmly woven, soft-finish ee Pee Se | | “] burning coal. Several sizes Sheets. Fall bleached, seamless, neatly hemmed $62 10 ” $87.30 ° Combination Ranges — Ideal for hot or cold weather ) oS will keep it and payments may be made in | The two youths admit, accord- | Se | 3 in 8 $e $1; en : ep ze : | ing to police, that they and a ‘| fers = ||,s and ready for immediate use. Slightly stained. ° FREE DEMONSTRATION or 18 months at slight additional cost. friend took the automobile of mS |} Size 81x99 inches. Limit of 4 to a buyer. Bed Outfits No Obligation to Buy ae 3 North Ninth Wisaas We | reet, from a garage near there a= = : n : : | Phone One of These Eden Stores Several hours later they returned . ae | $1.49 Table Padding Printed Lingettes $24.50 $ 1 SS SN é it to an alley, got o 3 ed 2 ee Bs i : ; ° ‘Ore ¢ ’ + ; s De it? i CRD MELE je ee HP PE i PIN ACE AE REE oN IY OE Wen eat es | — a : cogs | conenionp and quitter. Will Seconds of 69c grade. In as they burn coal or gas. Made UNION ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER Co. } 2.00.20 “= BEE | Protect table rom hos dish- floral designs and chints |" @°M®- by the Bridge & Beash Co Se ae a ae oe ved Hf es. 48 or 54 inches effects for linings, chil- 50 * jj) '@2. and Hartman shot Chrostow- || wide. Took = $I. 10 dria Sinden ot a 30 Full or twin size Bed with $148.50 * $169 DELMAR AT EUCLID 12TH AND LOCUST GRAND AT ARSENAL Kozlowsks had been sought fc i inches wide. Yard OT omega Post and ee | Phone FOrest 7015 Phone MAin 3222 Phone LAclede 9510 violation of a parole from Boon | S9c Bed Ticking Rayon Spreads plete with thick “ion aad itm ; / i Heating Stoves Monthly Payments on Your Light Bills “egg tormatory — nich - 2 ' |; Liberty Art” or 8-oz. cot- Termed “run-of-t h e-mil]” ee ee ee 7 j Varied selection of Wilson senten n mHtenced for. automobils tor teen ticki ce Stawnt ‘4 | ‘a A ie . theft. i ar sbiied sspiaer Golan. of $8 grade. Size 81x108 in Wool-Mixed Blankets —f - @ make coel heating Seeva - LB cit rose biue gold orchid 7ox8o0-inch size in block plaids of — | large and small sizes. Scruggs-Vandervoort- Barney tte ‘Minos 40 gues eat N | proot Yars 42 and” 94 QS | fore, blue, gold. tan or orchid AME $23.25 *° $39.50 Hi . se - # . ‘< Oo ! + EPC oR Sin an. tne Arm nine Nn en i Pig EN “ Se a aiibanintbtietndal ~ oe Sere On fe iz RIVA ga sepyaat ER ae Electric Shop—Basement Phone GArfield 7500 formerly an employe of a saddlery green. cotton sateen binding. $4.45 | company at 520 North Third street, Special, pair . was sentenced today by Judge But- 65e Pequot Sheeting 22c¢ Cotton Flannelette | $10.95 All-Wool Blankets : Andirons Full-bleached 9-4 genuine “Fluffy Fleece.” Heavy Soft and warm Representatives checks, two for $15 each and one ance to the fireplace. for $10, to which the name of the Limit ro yards. ~ linings or under ton sateen. Si Bo. 4 : - ize 7oxBo, Pr. 3 saddiery co n i} ee. 4 JIC garments. Yard .. 15c Basement Ecronemy Store a _%. a "$15.50. . mpany was signed. Ho- HY Basement Economy Store ce mann pleaded guilty. PAGE, GRAND, HODIAMONT or BUS —_ 3 Domestic Electric Co er in the Court of Criminal Cor. | : r : — a y any a. eee ee nine sents so tn | Pequot Sheeting bearing quality. Striped patterns on plaids of inty ; 1 oe styles and finishes 908 Pine St. Phone GArfield 2600 Many Eden Seles t h for forging three 101? N GRAND y ‘the original mill ticket. light or dark grounds, for bound with matching cot- “$788 j charmingly cozy appear- we ee

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, 1927 __. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ PAGE 9 x pee nee rere EN A OL EN . ALAA LO LCE OE OLLIE LON mn ae — LLL AOE LOL ELLE OO oe os AMPS TUESDAY \e) exece Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M—Saturday 9 A. M _We Gi Y . a ) aturday 9 A. M. to 6 P. M.— We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps Sturdy Full-Size Wardrobe Trunks x Hef we = ERS $35 Value, Special Tuesday at $25 z q | Pees yd @ Sturdily constructed Wardrobe Trunks with @ ae . >i eee : durable fibre covering and washable moth-proof sical a! ra) | Keratol lining. Compact drawer and hanging ar- | | 7 S P | | Beaieere | rangement gives very large capacity. A neces- Rawr cece ee, INOMY : SL ORF OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY sary possession for travel comfort. THE MAY CO. THEMAY CO. THEMAY CO. FAMOUS-BARRCO. M.O'NEILCO. THE MAY CO. Luggage Section—Sixth Floor it, Including Hundreds of Baltimore Los Angeles Denver St. Louis Akron Cleveland PRs Ree ans e oreat a: ee ? ‘ty 4 4 ‘ ra _ : .. : =} ‘ Fre. pe SS ie | eC G Wh se Dresses|| -, G, so greatly ...and the assortments are aymen oa os ir ra nae Severely tai- J} | | Ate Ss so extensive as to afford most sat- | VW may be arranged to straightline models are included, | isfactory selection. Emphatic suit...enabling you to V, and diagonal necklines and dain. J | / | | ys eT, savings make it decidedly enjoy your furniture e effects offer variety of choice. 11 WY Very Serviceable | | Full-Bed Size MAM li PL Ze advisable to consider a ft ais = iy : | YY HIM E Fe yo ot i |) esmecsetiece rw 8 : e will also gla W ool-Mixed Blankets 72x84 Inches ONE all needs now! arrange for future de- include rich shades of brown, qt | \\) €. A special purchase enables us to offer these splendid Blankets at a saving liveries if desired. ine, French blue, black, = | which is doubly important now, at the beginning of the season! Soft, warm Fy | | ..and extra large. .so that you ma ck them way in! Decorative, too, in A) RUE seins) 7 1 | i navy and others. ee eee sang ‘ Mg \\ WAG Oe Bedroom $85 Coxwell Chairs ; Basemekt Economy Store block plaids of rose, blue, lavender, green, gold, tan or gray..to match your y | TQ Aig! IAW Be Oftered 75 7 ; ' : oo ' a WANS lab AGE ME ES Bs ° bedroom decorations! Nicely bound, with lustrous, five-inch cotton sateen |, SS TAMAKI Va Suites . Oe to match with four rows of stitching. 3 ie BE PL, (1 Upholstered in allover | PBANPRBE (VST NLU-GIMS . linen frieze with luxuri- ‘Phone or Mail Orders Will Be Carefully Filled In the 8-Da ous down-filled cushions. Choice of three beautiful Sale at patterns. Should Bring the Most Economical Homemakers to St. Louis’ Dominant Store ‘ Blanket Section—Third Floor ‘ yyy TW» Ye Y/ ~ yy yy . e oP Pee Pr praia ee se TT TT Atwater Kent ee “ux\ @ An opportunity ‘to secure a full dinner service table has drop : ; leaves ... and four $70 Coxwell Chairs um ‘T} for 12...at. savings which urge early selection! (7; Hi | | -" ra] $ : + aN a i Ail $ sata | : ee a. | ee 29 Davenport Suites | equzty charming. Grace- i = 3 Gna tary ate, ® ie S nmuinatian fully designed of mahog- _ ig aa ey Very S pecial any veneer and hardwood 7 and provided with book ¢ 10 ; | a Only, at.. i i Oe | he) ' ee Z\\ ° | Sie a > : pe o ee ed Vis | i 5D ~- 1S © Se "Tag ¥° ee ae i q Basement Gallery | hetemeeeeetnene ee ae ee LOLOL A ee A nts NG ROT ~ ‘4 wo — one AS hag 3 ~ na eet nent Ree OI . a a

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1927__— _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH WET WASH 27 RESTORO FOR H If suffering from any ailment come ip gi! free treatment. a PARLORS 4 N. Grand BI. OCTOBER 10, QUALITY mo LOST CLOTHES | Mg PER POUND ! Jz 3 : ae ~ WET WASH, Sc Minimum Bundle, $1.20 | 74 *# 3453 S. Grand Bl. =. 4 Shoppers Aid Bed, Table Linens, Towels Lroned—a 20 04. —— Ps “ . AGRE 2540 Woodson fa Commercial |, [* you — prt gs to do ANY CA we Wholesale ead Retsil Dept. Leb ee use of our shoppers aid service. CALL CAB seaRiCged settgants Wanted i Wigsoat tad Gn needs and they will be purchased fe , and attention you would yourself u ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ enema Te MNEENING, Five Robbers Caught After Fights. | CHICAGO, Oct. 10.—Police cap- | tured five robbers yesterday follow- meee NOUNY | Seeee ese Dr. S. H, Williams of Pittsburg c. iwere seized while making off with Recounts Hardships, Calls Trip | $4000 belonging to a clothing mer- “Successful Failure.” ) e chant on the West Side. and the By the Associated Press. ’ | others, charged witb numerous foereewnG, Pa. Oct. 10.—Be- ‘filling sation holdups and a $4000 set by all manner of hardships, the | restaurant holdup, also were 4af- IIRY ‘rested. scientific expedition of Dr. Samuel PAGE 10__ CANNED SOUPS taste better if you will add to each can one teaspoonful of LEA & PERRINS’ SAUCE H. Williams in the jungles of Brit- | ish Guiana has ended in a cessful failure.” So it was characterized by Dr. | i NS ATES GIN SPEIER RM Ro CRATE eke Ke ee God: gee ee bas ait Lt earl De» ie Seat oo a eae DOE Re a RRS: of Sey aa de , be Lath > . r aes Oe NT ee Cee eT Te hes Bhi \ pop of : asetener ae PS Ri at -- eer af Ce Sk vy. ¢ seh ‘tect ba pay » ey Oey 28 hte, Wig er Dice ahs SP Rees: a. Dex 4 FY A YS serge Se Re Rag tte Migr g y> ooik pel sw: Re RF = ¥ Ce ea aaa sik hae NRE. ELE Pe eee uit ree cht UR ea sal shTin ale — . nats e ' y Se ere Meets § DORE a hetge EGY Mas: pe hte SP ee ee ee et ee ee Wee cae Pr Eee El Re ca ie Williams, who ‘s head of the de- Tony Foley’s Two Houses partment of zoology of the Univer- sity of Pittsburg, upon his return | home after a summer's work not | far from the plateaus of Kukenaan ‘r - - aad Roraima, made famous dy 8! Arthur Conan Doyle's “The Lost) World.” With him, however, th broucht thousands specimens of beetle material for further study geographical distribution ’ aie Gambling in St. | Darkened, Ramona Park '| Greyhound Track to Close Tonight. Louis County ‘was curtailed on the eve of the ‘grand jury convening today with win. Recounting the hardships he hac /authority to iivesugatce all law vic sii ee experienced, considered home safel EX-CONVICT HELD AS ROBBER \ccrccon tocy aca Oil Station Owner Identifies Pris- oner as Holdup Man. William J. Rolf, 27 years old. address on Iontifits 3 as vida \s who gave police an Michigan avenue, was ic¢ last night Gravois avenue, as one of two men Sept. 23. Milo said that while he and Eu- gene Federer, of 5331 Blow street, | were in the station on that night, Rolf and another man entered and Rolf lev- | eled a revolver at the two, Milo | said. Police reports show that Rolf) months ago from the penitentiary after serving demanded their money. was released two 35 months of a five-year term, and that he previously had eerved a term in the workhouse for car-! dQ; rying concealed weapons. save you money. STRIKE IS ENDED! | Get our net prices be- | fore you bury, It will | “a iA hapa Aas _ * i Louis A. Milo, part owner of a filling station at 6447 3 ee pen Prlin = . > timnmiewe ~~ ‘ ' lations, ; ais weba ~ eh dda & AbAd oO as = Tony Foley’s cambling house on rs — hs ust west of the gaming : 6 ond floor of the on Manchester full blast Satur- the usual large wds of men and women present. . . ‘ | , —— an ht the Easton place was sed nd the Los Angeles est: Ae» Lr a ith soar} WSsir rm 3 - ne ’ gqgark., aicnougn music ana gancin * . ™~ ~ P = Fim ~ continued on the first floor. = , »? ~ . le = - Foley’s Ramona Park grevhound a wis a ~~ } ~ ; Tr + _ track will close tonight. after run- a) Rela. . *) ning since June 3. Slot Machines Disappear. Hundreds of slot machines which > . - — >» ‘* ~ = + > have adorned roadhouses, confec- tioneries and other stores in and have swallowed > ~ o S an and in _ a» Tews ” . +. . . ee : have asked Gov. Baker to investi- ~“ * " s_-™ in St. Louis Coun- We handle all crades of bituminous, smoke- | hour leas, sermml-«mokeless and St. Louis cokes. @ur lew pr-ces and discount system saves you Me to $1.50 per ten, and we deliver) m every here. £EASON CONTRACTS SOLICITED Anchor Coal Co. Shi? . At ery. mayor of Webster Gr a ee ho . 4 anti- e, Prose- 1 the ground it is a nuis tions about checking up on county offices, and investigating violations of the game laws and laws in gen- eral. He did not mention gam-)| bling. He referred to liquor viola-! tions, “which we always have wit! + - , ‘? ; us in some form or another. 74 = —h =~ . — =~ | _ ’ old the jurors it was their wor} > es i + ~~" t's . Q* i | agg, i Lio investigate CcoOmpiaints, a2 ha ? 5 « } » aa - i vised them not to On slight ris evidence. He said it was not the | Court’s duty to name law violators After a short meeting, the jury ee = 2% P a st ale | adjourned until Oct. 20. The | missioner. layton., vice | Louis Countv ~ ee . . =» Stecker., contractor. P | " ~ Marshal! Peterson. f es: ov Jierberg, president of th ; . Bank cashier. Mi ramec J Onge, clay miner. 's ~ , ~~ : > { aron ATat i Winh ; . bike a’ | Asi ii Gil ‘ s 4 : 5 NN : ‘5 Pd . D. Niemever A Gas Incinerator is the safe and sanitary method of disposing of refuse and table waste. 30 DAY FREE TRIAL OFFER to home owners Have it installed and see how quickly, thoroughly and economically the Gas Incinerator disposes of all refuse. Noodor. No smoke. One bushel of re- fuse leaves only one pint of fine white ash. The LACLEDE Gas Light Company OLIVE AT ELEVENTH 3524.N.Grand 3189 S. Grand . tr ~~ _ — ae eee ALLE nt Lo iay Sa A Aa Ne & | te ~ Lr iw ce « ; WwWCKRINE a | chased him: >> ~ struck him in the arm haltin F? . =— after he had run a block. The woman. Marvy Oliver. *° 5 = mt ? =e es . edo Laciede avenue, was taken to *) Gas +¢ “4 bed » 4 City Hospital] No. 2 suffering from cuts about the throat. chest and . , arms. A bloody knife was found ,; at the feet of her assailant, Alon- |zo Schafer. a chauffeur. of 3514 | | Lawton avenue, when he was halt- ed. The woman said she companied another dance at a chauffeu fer, with whom meriy been friendly, when they left. Schafer frighten ? -= . 4 SigdoilsaAra 7s a a ee 4 * i ed ennard's Washington Ave. at Fourth St. Decorative Curtains and Draperies English Cretonnes Colorful patterns in stripes, floral and bird de- signs. Come 30 inches wide. $1.35 the Yard Blocked Linen introduces a cheerful note of color to offset the drabness of winter. Designs are effectively carried out on grounds of different colors. This material is 50 inches wide. $4.00 the Yard Antique Taffeta A rayon and cotton taffeta by Orinoka in self- colored shadow stripes, jaspe effects or two-color combination stripes. Rose with blue, green with orchid, blue with rose and orchid with green. 50 inches wide. $5.00 the Yard Grenadine Ruffled Curtains Curtains of proven wearing quality. Dainty dots Winter and novelty figures, in white and ecru. 38 inches wide by 20; yards long, with 3-inch ruffles and tie- backs to matc] $3.00 the Pair French Marquisette Ruffled Curtains Of good quality plain material in ivory or ecru. 38 inches wide by 2! yards long. They have 2-inch hem and 3-inch ruffles with tie-backs to match. $4.50 the Pair Rugs, Carpets Innoleum Oriental Rieg's Kennard Endorsed Merchandise Carries an Assurance of Satisfaction t ' ; + t : : i mapa BC RRS a ae a ( : wn ate Ee Pi 5 4 , ™ anneal en _ | >is ROIS: 90. cE GO MTPEN of Pies A i Bech: gaakartiialh cae? ol ai i eo 2 Sr ce oh Be % ~ ie ‘ to d ae ak. ou oe ai Ra Ea Saas Oo Yeats Earthy eeelcen spew emesigtagns : hy Ba AMY shade cate. % Brew pe veers AiR EP RPMS OT ‘ % Ss sae ‘ eli i SPR aI oe eae aT apg aman ae Pe Re OT Ie Oe Re eae Oe ree | Ce ar erie SE Bas Es agin hielo tte tape art Ab EES IT A: ABNER hehe te, HO < a a <3 ag 4 : , Siren . ae et BP ee a hie "a. il ~ ae ‘, Mt ee gs aha a. FF Special Showing of Ne Cord and Pl THESE small, hundred uses @ are so easy to ¢ mirror. Adjustabl throw the light jus shades have brit colors. : ‘Advertised in Ladies’ H - Other Leading Maj First Floor Tab ; This Week Of Sale of Used As Low as $60 $5 Down Eden and Other } Leading Makes ‘6g REMARKABLE price reduc: 4 tions on guaranteed Elec-§ tric Washers. Priced for quick disposal. 1-year factory guar- anty. Special Sale of Fle and Demonstrate Special Low Term: Call GArfield Universal Electric 6-Lb. Iron Regularly $5.00 Special $3.9 | Convenient size. Made by th manufacturers of Universal Ap- pliances. Complete with cord and plug. Universal Waffle Iron Regularly $12.50 gs Heavily nicke! plated, in round style. Cooks without grease of smoke. Electric Heater All Copper Reflector — Regularly $6.% Special ’ 5x Made by the sam boo? te “=e Universal appliances. . Vandervoort’s Blectrie i eee —s

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ee Sea _—s 0 Group Six—Reg. $42.50 to $50.00 Comforts covered with finest quality of satin, plain or with brocaded centers. All beauti- fully quilted. Filled with eith- er wool or down. Some are hand stitched. Choice of 78- inch or 84-inch sizes. a Tuesday—The Second Day of the Most Successful Sale of Sewing Machines We Have Ever Conducted. eed te Pac. es ea ca 7 : oe ie ¥ . ; , : j Ces Sena a SS oe : : . “ Sf.*,".* , wets , : > ae eo * ‘ : wis = , Regular $145.00 Console Sewing Machine 95 This special purchase of 400 machines was offered for three days. see them Tuesday. Club Plan Payments If Desired We expect to sell more than half today. Don’t delay— Westinghouse Motor Good Housekeeping Approval! Electric Lights 20-Year Guarantee *5 Down | Beautiful Walnut Finish Full Set of Attachments 58 Monthly | No Interest Added | Every Machine New Many Patented Features Vandervoort’s Sewing Machine Shop—Downstairs. aa OO i ltl el 12902 ONCE AGAIN * * We have arranged for a series of those incomparable lectures on home entertaining by MRS. MARIE FENN OF BOSTON. Mrs. Fenn has an international reputation as a noted authority on table decrration. The first lectures given by her last Spring at Van- dervoort’s vere attended by many women. Beginning Tuesday, October 11, at 2:30 P. M. Vandervoort’s Music Hall (Sixth Floor) These lectures arranged with the co-operation of Jaccards; the Inter- national Silver Co.; Rogers 1847; Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney; Lenox and Black Knight China; and Steuben Glass will be featured, present- ing the latest fashions in table, appointments, in a most interesting manner. PROGRAM Sunday Night Supper The Formal Tea The Wedding Announcement Luncheon 3 The Formal Dinner The Breakfast Table Lectures Daily—Tuesday to Friday, inclusive Motion Pictures showing the process of making Lenox China will be shown immediately following the lecture. oe eee ——— om — HOUSEWARES VERY seasonable group of articles selected from the Down- stairs Housewares Shop. 4 Waffle Irons A high-grade cast iron low-frame style; $ 1. 49 special Door Mats Of cocoa fiber; $1 13x24 inches; especial Keeps out wind, soot and : dirt; prevents drafts. Breathe fresh air and enjoy 11 inches high, 50c Betty Bright Mop Ventilators good health. extends to 39 inches Wear-Ever Saucepan Set | ical oa i thi Universal Potato Ricer Highest quality; Self-wring- removable cup; special 49¢ PF oO r- Mop ° | Drop-Leaf Table Of unfinished wood; ideal Wear-Ever Ring Mold 3.95 : 98c OS | ee ee Darge size; spe- Vandervoort’s Housewares Shop—Downstairs. cially priced Thane we irae... ieee pee ow Aint 2

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PAGE 12__ ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ ____ MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, a ee cm a Se en ee . - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ » @ _. ae WORKING MEN HAVE BANQUET | #02 Hormsisscr scence. DRY CHIEF DORAN FORBIDS XPERT iN FUELS cae” eee eee Dollar Day =n" Thomas Speed ner ‘ Jeff racy.” Mosby discussed in the ab- RAIDS WITH DRAWN WEAPONS | a rn AN Ms as a, SSS ses. 4 : OlLdY ay 3 Z W . ’ * ? S Bas ~~ > ~ a & : son City. Commissioner of Ps le stract the fallures in government -* ee bet iwows ii : M ‘ | ; : ie a mS 3 es eee AT itn Garlands = ee 3 of the State Pena! Sard Pony _ftattriouting W aste and Corruption such Displays Encouract => 4 ys v Bere Ae AS 4 2 a horst and F. P ‘ rel dire I it public affairs tO wit ignorance He says; Allows Drinking ay 7 =e Cig os Ret Dollar Hea : : the Central Bureau ow, : mageier” F ry Shop — 4 i , ié ai Oa U : il _ | | nC aE oe = were nanan. om vitinds 8 | = wm ve he Na. > be LowTr Lergen Onene” o/becalty oe MOP . eo a : | Verein. 3835 Westminst ‘ were speakers last = i yu sein in Americ an: ra Sh] "FON. Oct. 10.—spec- § , pate MS, art ae eY ee CeNeve Neue ever NYMEVEVENTUNEENeNs.. third annual banquet he eo ecw cas On DEN Oe . Siren meats! fa 9! ] uesday | : = Andrews Working Men's Sodality.|!4w passed by the tast Legis.atur tbarets willl not ! erties ae sy 7 a be gee 4 =! Th - lk ,3 — if : . mics +? r i a wi, * - A Sty ‘. ee | e d O C - . “t ut today a! y mo Lai ty, . {/ : hare Fe f N s ’ 6 smetructio! for dry agen t. ‘ ‘ - ‘ jh « a a A 4 d . > . : 7 A Re ec ae sa s . . : a . “ ‘ ; No ‘ lo c ' ' a : ~ — > . ‘ 4 i ‘ " ~ x i ‘ y , > -_— SS a a* ~, = | 4 ' 4 = #s + * = , jf - . ‘call ea | iT 7 H nvt wn? at = Ee 5 ieee ca : ’ aA» *% + > = ~ a & § . , a “wi st Thi artis Roky Vhsdss res — 7 — : es —— ~ -o + — t. > m. ~_ é f ~~ - a, a 7 a > » om ons ie » eaaia ‘ " » h 7 & Ad 4 : " ’ > . J . » ; , j ; ss ‘ ; . %é ’ f ~ a , bite ~-" ‘ 4 nNent a : ‘YY wamen aeromnan Fourth Floor—Broeadway d 4 a ‘= ' ».* > 7? - = . al 2 nd a : >. W : wt he : as ’ we bp Seawe S oe . a > in a MISSES O ' x. M ~ ry . - —— 8 . tte | er. ae Wee ie dette THOMAS W. GARLAND, Inc.—Sixth Street 4 and & es ae sia 1g, ear —mgadl Through to Broadway between Locust and St. Charles n | 7 : | ti i e SR a athe] oo f ee eral way as not only abundant but " f thet xCep I i#TO . St. Lows, Fast St. ia. orante Ly, Madis "% re >, Fes V entice. ) : a — Iar ’ : _ . eo} “oe 4 _ ti = ‘= Tickets good going on nicht trains only, leaving at ae and after 9:00 p. m.—including midnight trains. Two Days Good returning from Chicago on night trains only. leaving at and and a Night after 9:00 p. m.. Sunday. October 16. including midnight trams. in Chicago Tickets good in chair cars and coaches only. If you can’t leave Friday No baggage checked. No reduction for children. night, go Saturday nisht-| Chicago & Alton Railroad Every minute will be crowded with pleasure and enjoyment Chicago és Eastern lilinois —There is much to see and t : eg ala dae Illinois Central Railroad ¥ Wakash Railway Half Way Through Inheritance. '€& most careful invento ~ 4 > ae ie - ; ae nf py MEE * oe - a 24 SPN pee Pag Ree. tilings 2 is im color odest in price profound gee ioe GE a ca Se Arabesgq is the colorful name of Armstrong’s new SATISF ACTION Re ae 3 tons, in 28 states, holdi; e Ese i group of colorful floors. They’re priced much F ee a 4 | ee ee oo | ae = lower than inlaid linoleum floors. e = 2 . s sii a = ! YT SL SC i aoe we. = | 7 Yet somehow you delre think of price when you MA AG —— : we : oo ost at the = } see the rich colorings, the fine designs, the quality OWN ERSHIP : ; a ns, a year, bi , - appearance of Armstrong’s Arabesq Linoleum. S PRA ———f $3 vanieete: ‘saan ae te ie: | | Sa > It’s a different kind of floor. Plain color or Jaspe Maytag owner knows that : | | 3 ee ene "he | linoleum in various shades has been decorated in her washer will do a week's : | | | ee “Arabesque” fashion. Openwork designs in which Foe hemes mithout PA Haze! Dell Brown's new book. Con- leum with corner and border decorations apphed @ ) sdr ot ed 5 tains colorpiates of modei interiors as heavy asl colors. Corner decorations do not cuplcate oN ersity of I- 2 Nd well as the new Armstrong patterns. —a hand-made effect. A wide range of sizes suitable 00 e- a y a¢ 0. a 2 83 | Sent upon receipt of ten cents. for small city apartment or large couatry bous® , . : ‘si | : ashe age Aravesg No. 92312 321-323 Arcade Bldg. (Eighth and Olive) Telephone GArfield 0942 a siete ois : Ah 405 N. 7th St. (Ambassador Theater). ‘Telephone CEntral 9336 ee ae | = = ARMSTRONG CORK COMPANY, Lisolexm Divtsion, Lancaster, Penas*ivani< 3419 S. Grand. PRospect 1412 3503 N. Grand. COlfax 0271 : IS ney ie . e ‘p: wie . py 2626 Sidney. Victor 0899 3849 S. Broadway. LAclede 7608 Ss : — ae Chicago trice—]206 Hi yworth b eames NUGENTS ex moh Set Armstrong's Linoleun: Rejplag AiuminumWasher for ee ovine hous : | Sesteaede mum —— ; Freeh a ac oon ee PLAIN - INLAID~- EMBOSSED - JASPE - ARABESOC- PRINTED | oe

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_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = ____MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, 1927 ___ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __. PAGE 15 ec ee Every Day Is a 606-08 WASHINGTON AVE.—THRU TO SIXTH ST 606.08 WASHINGTON AVE.—THRU TO SIXTH ST. . =~) limes 22nd Anniversary Sale The Talk of A Supreme Value-Giving Event Which Every St. Louis Woman Has Come to Expect in Kline’s Yearly Anniversary Sales... We Are Ready! ... the Town! J Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars Worth of Brand - New Winter Apparel and Accessories Awaits You . . . Gifts From Every Manufacturer With ee : : Whom We Have Been Long Associated . . . Gifts to You! Values and Savings Which Words Are Inadequate to Picture. 1000 Superb ™ 850 Smart Dollar Hosiery Shop eed G K 5, / } t , Bee: A L L & be 4 * +a me Tee a . US : 7 A . ct £ \ \ ‘ ph ry " ‘ oy : ‘ ean : 7 a , ead : ’ = 7 “q : ee 4 : : : See « ; 1 ‘ 7 r / ” ug & 4 3 cz oe : , ‘ ' ’ a d j PE SARI * ¢/ ‘ p ° ; ; ‘ ; ‘ be > ‘ be a, x* . i Pe } - 3 ed y ‘ ¢ . 3 a. rs ‘ / ; } y } ad fs Hf ai ‘ ; ae ~ : d Og Ts 4 ‘ 7 R : 4, ’ ; . "i 3 j | ; * } . ‘e ? ty ae ; 4 oy ° . . | } . , { 4 - . 7 - . « 5 : J / oo t ’ ‘ R - 2% 4 ta) ¢ ; 4 + yma . . , Ax . “4 j y “a he othe . . ‘ . 4 7 / g : j ‘ y fr" « 4 4 /, 4 ‘ ; ' . S BA >! te ot hd e F A ji} y ; } . td y ; s . F ; ? > ~~ >» t : ; ° A : j PY q ». o - « ¢ _ . . ‘ ; 7 + 4 ( y > P } ; ° ® +> . ’ ? ‘ z. € ’ ; > oe : 77 ae . ‘ | , " . i j Li meth, silk-to “nurro : : | - 7 id oe big WALD Op Lili TONS, , : bg > " , : ‘ > ‘ 4 } yi r\i 4 ? EMO 8 WS WS 8 V9 0 Ve Ve ee 8 ee Ee YY SO Oe | ED you ll pay more for Every pair per- BB @ ey cs , full fashioned, with lise 9 eg Never have our dress meets © er 240} ’! ed s such w onde rful assistance from manu fact ir- Tr : “\e | Kline’s Anniversary Sales have a real and definite meaning to the woman who counts | oo gost oe a ptt A \ \ her dollars carefully. Each year the preparations for this great event consumes many 1ewest Autumn 1 gard! ess OF cost t or loss. The Kh: ne org anizati on spe! le a milli 10 iene with the se \- | 4, | . weeks. Hundreds of manufacturers are comeuited — eo ped , naar d in all sizes. Remem- #2 * makers and here. are the dividends! Come and enjoy these remarkable dress val- | ty fsa af. operation in supplying “gift” values that the sensational savings in this Annual Sale .no seconds, noinferior §& q 2 ues. The very newest styles. Cleverest details of all kinds. Dresses for evening, | fpr. | yi N, are possible. Here are the very newest late Autumn and Winter modes. Stunning ; ‘a El: borate erties ancl oe tailored eahian pre ts | fey FoR silhouettes making lavish use of fur. Great shawl collars. Large novelty cuffs. | St , | Fur edgings and borders. Extraordinary values, indeed! Bim at Pah dA Psy) Men Pe a AER hg ieat w nw Be me xe ~ wo See eee Hose mixed in. - & afternoon, street, school and bu sin ; Evetything and anything at irresist MISSES’, WOMEN’S AND LARGE SIZES ete 1) A BABE fe \ 88 MISSES’, WOMEN’S AND LARGE SIZES ie. acral SO EO A LI CA BETO IN AER LE ERG ’ e) oe a vo — — maspemiite ah 7 matte s Mis - ~ eet met: BNA Rg a acee ‘ > ‘ j . . ‘ ; . . . > i : —_ , ’ 7 " i Ps ; ss a \ St, resses * ¢ *e >, >; : ’ I 3 , \ . ¥ \ * f > j ‘ Pi ' , t : ; / : {- J - . ‘ : ‘ ’ ’ nail o 7 } j f ' ‘ 4 eee i : . ' ’ ' j m ‘ e’ Lo. * peti vs! JUS sj s . nual CA ‘ , ; 4 j f - f : ; t ; "? ' 7 7 e ‘i .\ j ; . | mee ld j ; « , } lt 1¢ mw): +h + I f + ; . eee si bd & eo" s3 Y UY i: ’ ad i S ; A 17 ‘ > ; T e L i iad ii C . . ; ; 4 + ; a" ‘ © . decorated in = | 4 2 Panties ... exquisitely trimmed wit Sh AEE thie Anniversary soecial. Glove: i a aya ere Pig: ‘a x | Goatskin, Novelty Grains, & a er. * ‘ — z ¢ " e - ‘* Ns " “ , adilles r sates wate t =" pa - ; VU or ° t c ‘ - f } tT | » ’ Lat i a i a . , , ' ea ) Mc : . } > =; | ig ns i ‘hich . 4 ice, ribbons, embroidery, net foot 7 | [Se “Jof exquisite lality The cuffs aR a ee SP PLES Zee RY | AVLOITES, =e. nVeiope, ’ ° 2 ; . = ~~. mie : ; ' ‘ ? : } L . . ; oe : eit 7 t? 37) T7 I $6) a si » ie Veda ; d ' ; : regular part styles Ri. La ‘Vy | er \NS SMARTEST NEW | a BLACK AND NEW am. And sce | D id SIZE: eS OVERSEAM AND SHADES Baa | FALL COLORS : e x> > ee i q . - ™ > S E C8. Py d ie : LINE'S sin | i KL ____. SENSATIONAL BASEMENT ANNIVERSARY OFFERINGS i es lavishly F Far Trimmed Winter » Coats pee G A é . ee to a4 \ 2 © ac. 2 t 7 4 . ~ ~tie ' / kind of rug. Made of Armstrong's Jaspé Lino- . 7 HK iBds i A Se get esha From Makers! “Gifts to You! Many One of-a-Kind Samples. ste cas ma i a with corner and border decorations applied in . | ° re Mi al AA oe : y oil colors. Corner decorations do not duplicate . 3 ie ae | \ \ Sn ee | a Webel Come and slip into a few of these Coats. Note the av New Materials Veleets! Felts! Metal Cloths! hand-made effect. A wide range of sizes suitable ; 4 ve é , m ea ¥ OR sé collars—-great shawls of choice furs and mushroom a na VWalchoon New Zealia mall city apartment or large couatry house. . @ 2) ¥: } ' \} Ch quirrel Wolf encircle your throat in rich fur. Coats that are smartly Peg Duvbloom Venise Li =. eS " \\ a . Beaver Mouffion med in the new tucking treatment. Stunning models wit e Rallins e ’ ; = a Se “ ai Sous Chinchillette new side flare edged in fur. Every er sei is superbly a Breadeloth | : ; 2 oO Me TNR iY he . six Vicuna Fox lored d richly lined in silk crepe, in “blac new tans, m sella ‘ tel : ter i ° ~ ’ my: . : . \ , . PRENT ED Canton Crepes, Etc. Smartest Winter colors. All sizes. Stouts included. e*¢cetr?

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ay NY Biel in tn th ily ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __» MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, 1927___~_______. ae POST-DISPATCH ss ee —_ Lr —— a a in : ee , 92a) | Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M.—Saturday 9 A. M. to 6 P. M.— We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps ae ae ae Double Eagle : ; o. Popular Favorites for Fall — A ig | ) | @ Everyone knows Dunlap Hats, but not every. EE PAR Risermens , | one knows that they’are sold here exclusively ig a | | eo f . on an 7 . | t. Louis! The new Fall styles afford perfges em er A ee Gro . tee OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY choice for men of all types. Men's Hat Section—Maim Flees HE MAY CO. THEMAY CO. THEMAYCO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O'NEIL CO. THE MAY CO. 3 eA TED Ry Te NAY cOMeAN poet Prepare for the Season! St. Lowigh Mam > ; Fe deral Troops Said to 4 ° Here, at St. Louis’ Dominant Store for Men ... Where Assortments Are Largest Number as High as 10,- and Are Representative of the Leading Clothes Makers and Where Values Are Dom Wan Stor 000 Still in Pursuit of Best ... Your Preparations May Be Made With Facility and Fullest Satisfaction. WB Gomez and Almada. ¢ “Kirschbaum” - . | MORE LEADERS OF T'wo- Trouser Suits lor Fall 2-Trouser Suits O1 12 UV Fy, US } pee CAPTURED | ae mee een a tn me es renenave ~~ Nt ea | tel tae OCR adr eaee sae ic ON yet et me SE ae $ , : yernment Orders Con- College and Conservative 44 @ Sumptuous evening wraps... slim gor- SS Go ! nf i d oth [ ‘scation of Property — Types for Every Figure Build— Conservative , geous aitternoon models ...and others... ior fi ; a els for busine general wear which successfully combine style _ = a Unions Protest Against Exceptional Value at......... i, Food Profiteering. q anise oe Me cet eek eta et te wear .. dignified and durability! An impressive array of handsome at. stynee ur Coats... carefully assembled, for the approval of a , | , — a fastidious women... who will appreciate superior pelts easily an ick] mpllist -and the valu mphatic proo with hun- ...@xpert workmanship and authentic styling! f th nef cruing | ir ur extraordinary purchasing p dreds from Sizes for sto tubs, sli sulars...and an extra pair of which to which practically doubles t! lalities! choose! Mi hb! Ri-} | Newest Topcoats Models.for.Men and Young Men—A bso- lutely Authentic in Style— Featured at ete MAB RC ae, gs pe age pee = ed”) % a Aint ert ec i -.tanan aanatentaen 2dponm m The hich is Ld@ on ntiom tha nt spon por In@ the nize ove lielati American 2. f mee Braadtail! £ rey 4 , 3a i =e : oh 7.4 ‘f an 7 ae, == va ig > ° ‘ Wt oie . é OLS PTS: Bee . (PF 3 if) 7 . a Pye F; st, - tl te P SOS, ie ih ls Sete fs Ley fot : CST. fA eee ss (ffs a we GSS bbs f 2 od te ke f Babee tte PEEL ELE OSCOOESCOCEPOBEOTIOCOESESSELCICC COTO TOCCTOC TT YT Tree ererTOLrLETELITLiITLITTiriirt Tf Se Men's Clothing Section—Second Fleer + > Toe“ ILE Baw yy Bikes (ia Sate Aes go ae Le ENE ¥ ix of the Many Groups Smartest Furs for 7 ; 72 Raynster ‘ou Desire! SS aes = Sy iy € Hereis an assembly of furnishings v ) P ) Sets for Boys =) in St. Louis. Gorgeous w iene Titi dl Grae ceame olen College style with cor- Of guaranteed Duro ies mingle in assortme! vic] re the anticipation of duroy collar, leather strap loss” fabric im rages s 7 : i aetch pockets wih | Sleeve or trench flaps. In yellow, green and patch ockets and me... S600 | co'w.......... 90.50 Boys’ 3 oe Section—Second Fleor Alarm Clocks @ With top or back alarm bell ... will rouse the most determined sleeper! known makes ... warranted to give accurate : a - eo See ATLAS Wied . : a : : | bas - atenetin ae and satisfactory service _.. at decided savings! & + an . 1 OR Q velvety puie “St. ight dres ugh Oftered in black an rN é. : | pa Ges. |e pea a * & ft e of Unusual Magnitude! ALTUDTITTITAT “WW 9? jf A ; > ; i sieve iti wich mie ahs ioe ss a Jaws ‘ Us! i 2i9 ai j , ¥ wF § , ; : eo@i dent : tent ied aterbury | alue.... ie | . i “> : tial | steadie 4. rs aiethy Vl CIOS si Bute 101 econ l1C, saving. id os 7 F Ma + was true th the Fe sponsi DEE he “Thrift” mode! @ : : ' : P Delwe ~ 4 . 3 7 > | | 2 etude! & ae "Me off. erosuede because they ar adi p . ] W 7 — strong and will stand hard tOr ractica eal rf be ~ 3 S «at; New Haven” Tattoo Alarms work and hard play. Soli ee a $3.00 ors of gray, red, tan, green or q0 mites wees ——s oo ; Value $1.99 blue. Coid winds just can’t Ee ee ee S The improved thin model by this noted maker! % through them. Sizes 6 to nite in geet yg. a . . , worthy variety Cc Faniec snaces, : tS years. .. ; ; i gydag or junier size . . . with ee Mee hig Pa ys eww ee - ** > Pr. . ~ > 7 s oe Se s - x - See Par yee a” BORER ay . ’ nm Oe b RR ene aven- | sioner agains® '* 4 e ~ e 7 nae "9 $7 =, ; ee ’ ; Py gs Poy ee Fy Pm 5 i % i Saytight Sik Seetion-——Thire 4 P BEd the Government in the South )velog a : — mornin senor oneness _ - a ern Repu bls tse coun cil filed a (Gr eat - vance . : - . : - , ne 4 Sign) ¥ Gerstal re mort grt faced with cap : pe - 4 —SSecond Fleor Cleck Section—*ixth Fleer ~*~

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SPATCH __ Dunlap Hats, $8 and $10 ppular Favorites for Fall knows stem Hats, but not every- at they are sold here exclusively in The new Fall styles afford perfect n of all types. ' Men's Hat Section—Main Floor St. Louis’ nant Store eor- mm .~. 20r ne style andsome brova!l of ior pelts yf regal of furs! ike to the de- br matron! In snowy white... © a sbdft cocoa. 8ro. i! decided favorite! al wear! Black, lovely platinum d with silver fox, rten, dyed $295 to $1495. Dats in ny Grou ps — Choose the on—lLourth [ loor agnitude! groups and ex- silk dominance rom many coun- pation of future r holiday gifts! handsome qual- oven, with a soft il] not slip or d in black and at this most l saving. 40 wide! de Chine ocks and underwear S. 39 inches $] ~e~ hiffon Velvets UStrous Silk mile on fm lisle back In ack and rich Autumn — $395 Yard —— nclashichdoatssieandlllltee: aun ieaddemanatiiinde cantnntmaiitionadiiaes ee amen eee & Federal Troops Said to od Profite. riz “aeree 7 "eer vr r es LI ST.LOUIS POST- —T am arp CRITICISM OF POLICY OF BANDS PILLAGE PUBLIC OFFICIALS UPHELD INTERIOR TOWNS State Supreme Court Holds It Is Justified When Relating to Matters of General Interest and Substantially True. eee ae isy the Jefferson City Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. ‘PERSO. ot ae .* hd is gh (J ’ Number as High as 10, 000 Still in Pursuit of Gomez and Almada. MORE LEADERS OF REVOLT CAPTURED —— - Orders Con- oOover- Government fiscation of Property — Unions Protest Agains Food Profiteering ASSASSINS HUNT 10 CAVE AND Ki re neral Fixecuted. f RITAIN Witt RES i a ri i CouMEe OHNEC TIONS WITH RUSSIA Tx- Relations to Chancellor Mchenna Renewal On Li ms Flee Mexico Aft (on. tion From SOCIALISTS WIN IN HAMBURG | of Bur- Three. Seats ae Li (,ain 10 it « »% ¢ ¢} ; 122) i | u0n B org wt { Tritt bah . : thar Bo and iD gy Merch) te 4 fences t ; F felony © Labor POTOMAC PROJECT OPPOSED Plant at Great Falis Men- Architect Says. Federation's Report on Callies Regime. Power aces Scener) — GEORGE SAYS bee hes AS Sets ty eet ee ee ee Drama—Musi Mi Ovies —Society ee a no — ger en evenness LOU IS, “MON ‘DAY EVENING, OCTOBE R 10, 1927 . rege nn SENATOR HORS | ~__ Neighbors Call on Lande DURAHS CHOIGE | FOR PRESIDENCY PALACE SERVANTS MUSTN’T BOB HAIR laids Have Already Done It They Must Let Tresses Grow Again. LONDON, et. 10.—Kine Gis Pala Insurgents Plan to Draft Nebraska Senator for Race in 1928 Unless He Flatly Refuses to Run. EX-KAISER SAYS RELIGION IS HIS ONLY PHILOSOPHY Declares He Reigned According to Will by Which He Was in Turn Dethroned. God's JOHNSON, PINCHOT ALSO ARE MENTIONED Conference of Liberals Agrees West Will Repu- diate publicanism’s Policies. Conservative Re- Sint . . . : —_ , ant ¢ niecair ITT ao hes bOI a> a ‘ 4 Joe } i? + --* owden., P AGE S 1S—20 ~ SPAIN URGED TO QUIT AFRICA FOR "PLAGE IN SUN Would Cede Colonies to France Under Plan Dis- cussed With Chamberlain Says De Rivera. BRITAIN PICTURED AS THE FRIEND OF PEACE Recent Talks of Sir Austen With Foreign Ministers Suggests Project for Med- iteranean Entente. Gen. Prime anish dictator, ‘Times affect Jouropean London miay ‘arding official pro- lou and taik with , British k him to an- the it were o ome TUNES fells Conventh Hie Is With Them , EX-KAISER CALLED BRITISH GOVERNMENT ‘SET OF NOODLES’ in 1901 ussian War, Durin: 4 dust Insurge nt halxsagandh Planned. MANY DROWNED AT FETE FOR — FISHER FOLK ; Trving loreet Carol ABER IN SEAVICE Piane’s Motors ip for NEW AIR BOI , ‘ i fgrits Armrmwry NitK Wy wt tI Outranacs Queen Marie. re + “ Ia es ‘peal of Nuisance Mio. ies iver Reaches Jaya. ; , a a A a le al » 4 - no , eet treaty: two, a fa . ‘padi 4 ‘44 | De Chosen W depen: arECiy OD nm nition He Is With ’ shoul ‘hey African possessions ’ , / \d ‘ . ' - ; a . ‘ J ‘ , . - - m i ‘ ; 4 : 5 ‘ _" —— . . es 4 lt tie f ertall wh iS TO } SNCa) ANGIGALE, svOl ott eacpuntatite british 0 ATE i eturn for some Sai - ‘ . ? ‘ ’ ' ’ ‘ in . , ; isia ' re to contract "CHILE TRAIN vel , Preci- biecreiy a ffered. | ‘orm: cchange of courtesies, De ‘ten and projects of lnportance entente COPalAIC 0 be cemet ted by a lew proposal that Spain tory arrangement,.”’ and three, tutelage, place In political Enezland’s ae regain her jwuropean Austen on Fri- rn Min- aturday usual in com- th the French on autetanding be assumed that has been kept l of this new development, looks like the beginning a vengeance of the “Mediter- niente, which was /fFru- be in the air when Sir isited Premier Mussolini * ; ; wht Dolphin. Geneva May Be Interested, no longer a mem- ie cf Nations, it is that much interest will (Geneva by this un- xpected revelation of the extreme friendliness for a Power ich has taken a leading part in ning down the Geneva organi- It also would not be sur- some of the League Pow- med the right to discuss apparently is now On the -the wholesale transfer to of Spain's. African posses- caused at nally, between the lines of the lJiivera interview, can be read probability that Sir Austen has ceeded in lining up Spain itn the lly nonexistent but unoffi- retty mruch alive anti-bol- ic league of Western Europe. interview, which is rather a considered statement spanish Premier than a lestion and answer affair, De Ri- vera beging by paying-a high trib- Pritish Foreign Secre- ties, s@ying that he ls “a host and a clever poll- possessing a truly amazing it into international affairs.” lor International Amity. Etressing the fact that Britain in have been splendid 7 iring the laat century, De era declares that it is now Brit- +; des “act as peacemaker in the consolidation itries in the bonds of nd international amfty.”’ dismissing a suggestion and himeelf dis- surrender of Gibraltar by Engiand—*Britain d it back to Spain frankly, Bpain does not want e Jtivera continued: ir Austen, as the accredited ntative of the British Gov- sine to suggest, on be- iment, that he, as lisinterested party, should iny difficulties of tional importance be- ives and our neighbors. yet accepted or refused for it is one which to consider in thas littie or ne Africa, and I am of the opinion that i be hetter off without erests there, which are the of continual trouble ang Kut it is always danger- quish possessions (oO an- Power unless some eatisfac- tory compromise can be arranged. it is that that Sir Austen may de.” + « strut ty “OSOR NO. Chile. Oct. 106.—The authorities are investicating a Mge- us attack on a train trom Sas- > ‘turday night tified men opepe 4 near Cararal sta- » geverel As ’ 41 Ubi fl} + - eet « me I mire (,0¥¢8 rT * pa

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OT, BR MG es PRS ws LEER EIT RS, Sa > eget alec =e, as oe Re ea aaa a PAGE 16 T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, 1927. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER December i2, 1878 Published by The Pulitzer Publishis Twelfth Boulevard and Oliwe Srre — THE POST-DISPATCH PLATFOR! i anow that my retirement wil! make no difference in its cardina! principles. that it will always fight fer progress er reform, aever fol- erate injustice or corruption. niwnuye fight demagegues of all parties mevrer belong to any party always oppese privileced classes and pubis plunderers. never tack sympathy with the poor, always remain ae- voted to the public welfare, bever be eatisfied with merciy printing pews: always tbe drastically tnde- pendent; oever be afraid toe attack wreng, whether b» predatory pia- tecracy or predatery poverty, JOSEPH PULITZER. April 10, 1907. SS —— aien =~ = ae. is been raised to take care of LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE “4 Real Moutnim. " To the Editor iy HANKS Work an The last ui. An Old Saying Reversed. just a few minutes ’ bh } lr ‘ ~ alize what Neipicss -*¢ 75 Pr A 4its > a. ee —_—————~ The Fault Lies in the Mortar. > ’ ~~ t give my} | »* oa 72 great amoi une © lad in the storm. The walis have no mortar to stand any kind of of bricks iying ‘oun do not show tl is not d to make in wet sand. Where good in gs & stand, gale prices needed to recc This central far more va! what for titude Louis were standin misfortur nado humble had lett we were apprec as t iz between 3 would be ha to think how they h: the last 50 vears, an: culty. 1 do believe we w: ing hand rather than a fine: ecorn, and would show a spirit toward. our brother. DEMOCRATIC Let the Mayor wren To the Editor of the Pus NOTICE Harold Chamber of Commerc grams throughout the stance telling our frien property loss in the tornado at ten to fifteen million Ying that we can alienite Withant cut What we to know is w!? of Commerce Ff e} what the average citizen needs? As far as we known of St. Louis that maintain of Commerce. Its citizens who should have the ters. If we have only raised abo millién for ovr tornado vii and if we have a fifteen mi loss, then I would lhke the additional money t: loss will be comine from Let the Mayor speak fo B43 such emergencies. INTERESTE! Objects to New School Schedule. To the Editor ee — ‘ gail pers = REN w~ >--- a ~ ‘ ‘ ULLIFICATION WOR) KS. WHERE SATIRE FALTERS. rrioh+s asad bh Py run amuck and ' his satire at met, are so busy windmills 4464444444493 ve f | : ‘ " see the rea! targets Which are direct)yv He might have pointed to the great une 7 (of American politics and re eform, which would have = wet ea* offered golden opportunities to Swift, but which our ae But Prof. Phelp a LOUIS IS CARRYING ON. nouncement of the Red Cross that suffici - xplor a s did not do al! this and so. sake of effectiveness, he should amend h ment. Court item from Kans ; took another sock on the button from ponent, Ss Investment, its famed op VV——— GOV. BAKER: DISCOVERER. what. do bas know! ——- @ o— ent to 4 “Ay which wou! d giv ' pemainin S abroad Gor. He ha Sam Baker just to heir convention a old Scovered that Miss Hected that he had ber en a soldicr : | hook can years remem oe "i The Week’s N aw the veil @ By NIE RO NR nm ir lack @f% after olutia that maz lermore, to saying Waa 3 iof. “Oh ms Cw it con ut why Dion ,ship ang e position @ bee o ov os : : ee a | ye os itting is someaae a be rea mag *m *: = pit pre: , harder. fam erin pape os: t he believe, the re- | course em = MORE | ult of gar arfare. What really | Mary FAVORITE AUTHOR. ; | nail oe ty | : canna iannened is that Dion attacked | the gm ’ ™ ne ; ’ ; lerworld | covered home iall but | mander might his rag hadn't what atcount | Richard he runs | pressed orce Ban-; and h the | river te r on 4 fellow » : f W it ' enough ss? rge goes to the | ints hig c Pirates \j~Tt# oot up a large part | all : ee There is 4 ; _, Gay sm 886) ieee teed Pay a , Poem. out at ao pre ——_ comes s } the | chansg i i ' i i e st aie ra °?) 7S sie ; canis fre t hattle between mon WINTER HIGHWAYS. ‘corge. who had a resu- | etter & on hand tn his fat | nance™ ay have gathered by this high- ‘nderworld” ts a melo- | .., _ ~: to the present review- Cuba, ‘ on the ir ; ast it is the best melo- gg a r nictured for the screen. se ae q = # tremendou Pacey = epic yret the lack of ro. : . erin a ti nse through- ich as t ee s - & Prriii hare is pot a doll | a dotlar at - .., t,momeat in the entire uid not be” ‘M. althofch Bull Weeds escape | a few minutes before the Set for his hanging is hardly og cone in real fife. However. tag “lnderworld” for your Hist of best pictures of the year. wil hardly be any hetter CLEAR PRETTY GIRLs. 7 ascribed as 6 Di yma tic reguiarity. HARD DIX, our kading im- erwonate r of he-man fillum in *s at the moment, puts. @ tp ty ‘oe seven reels In “Shang- | ‘ Bound” at the Missouri this . Richard t# a roetin-teetin- _ tisted Admirable Crichton whe Yas; ® river steamboat @ewn the ona despite all the leading pt- 't China and while he ie do- he teachen the owner ef the W orceste: retty girl Sut he isn't. L 4 om : . a wae eS Pee , Sul. Veep cown peop: rij : rding \ other Ci : s * ; “ CU ig ‘ues nour | it heart that she would rather bave piers, looks pm a good job, . od “a it

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tenn JOHN A . NEIA T TARBOE. (Harpers. ) is this Gilbert Parker and the publishers, , ss w ri ins ‘ :? « ‘“*but quailty. . oe, rie ‘wterary toul de gis a tera’. is living man, perhaps meroce = “ ee ees the most accomplish: d gamUler of 105 ‘ now! Bis period, well 1orce. : | goes to show what great excitem:iit v and, evidently, to this day it hasn't j latest novel | one | cs . | Gagramatic lor | > occurred to Tarboe himself that he had on cavalry pants. This just! will do to a man. Also, another result of excite- | ment doubtiess, Tarboe has noth- ing whatever to tell about the bat- tle. What a book Sir Gilbert could write if his old friend would on!y loosen up on that subject! Tarboe is a half breed, his fathcr | having been a Frenchman and h: nother an Indian—of “the bl jiooded Indians in > ‘ I I ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ _MONDAY. EVENING, SHANGHAI GESTURE. THAT AND NO MORE: Much Talked of Chinese Drama Proves to Be Only Mildly Interesting Affair. SHANGHAT Acts hy ‘ y : tr ws ont ne [ollo0OW i\daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. ‘Carter of 8 Portland place, to the (Herbert Walker Jr. of ito take 'o’clock in 'John’s Methodist Church, the s. OCTOBER 10, 1927 SOCIAL ITEMS NNOUNCEMENT was made today of the bridal party to precede Miss Mary Carter, tay George York, cere- wedding to New place Oct. 29. The take. place at the afternoon at tar at her mony will officiating. Monins of Holt Eaton Ivan Lee Joh Dr. Mrs. 'Ringwould House, Kent, England, |her | kRugenia the bride, will be matron of honor, and Miss Edmunds, Miss Martha Miss Anne Kennard Wallace, Gertrude Catlin, Miss Jose- et a4¢ 7 sister of twin (OLD FRIENDS COME BACK TO THE ORPHEUM THIS WEEK boas Davis Is ‘Topliner on an TO BE BRIDESMAID. SLE ALLO | taltimare, Cincinnati, Chicago, : ee has | Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Detroit, . ‘Toledo and *uéeteland. are with us again and please | Miaril vith ‘AT lord. I am usual Mitty and Tillio give aj : highly acrobatic allet number, | i but while their dexterity draws the | | that breaks out sponta- ineously for some unusual feat, they tures — AL seh ; fs oo a 7 a : 3 ual a > Little Big Horn SIF @ hn B De TON 4 rt 7 UCSC ” | sine Bates, Miss Alita Davis, Miss jet ee € o | | | eM mily Lewis, Miss Louise McLana- Yi: ti g" me | as Haven, Conn., and ty al ’ spect y Holter of Mount Kisco, bridesmaids. James Walker man, and : | Hiaven, | ag, ; | | fa score the encores Scanton, "i wie it ey meri Buddy Sheppard, a SEBSE qd ; . i] ; , he flappers howled in ; of a Don Mau- } ‘ir Lia i id 64 b4s 8 _ ' ‘ 2 gs A 2 . ry } * 2) : i] : AKIN of the Indi t New ‘tre feverish rhetoric moonlight between and love RCe Ie ’ ; no _— si ‘7 |applause Burroughs, as Glee Querebro d'A best Duchess, By H. H. NIEMEYER. unt oO reen Olson, as the ¥, ; en ¥ 7 rr i VOKCG gZiggies, i hese which hardly (Charies | Dlg, horoughly John War- | | Mey Boyle Edward Ward-} ‘ ner, j vhite cowboy suits, as 4 ‘ ; av. « ! Bush ‘ dres , Ae A P "Yr ‘mnerctive ballad, prosp Cita vt Conn.; lipdges costume self-pos violinist, The rood fauit is in the play. It interesting characteri- . ODD PIECE of oS] La N Furniture | — ~— — that adds the new distinctive note to any Students to Attend Mass at College. : room—may be found in our New Aw body f tumn Collection. and fa ARTWARE from the countless marts of the world are displayed in attractive selections. y LOIRE INTERIOR DECORATORS — Washington Ave., Corner Spring wmoannt? dante MISS BETTY VON BRECHT. VON BRECHT, Florence Mrs. Charles company in 4 Fors st Ridge, wi i Snaticnes of *“‘he Vagabond at tne “Rose Marie” and other fairly ine Br: .| cent favorites, “A Harp in Hock,” thé film Rudolph that 114 , of the Sleep lines. ISS daughter and 1 give | that what we Greenwich, gecount of the ’ fen Otre . AYrina S i # 4 } 47 bd y King, adsworth, Geneseo, ew oS ili wedcaing Lenox, Mass.; nekworth and re. gole survivor ous forms. that if all th claimed to |! \were hon > — Das ; Y hariie. fhe “4 f j . . . eee Sere er aE Pegs, SP er he suoted. as sayin#: “The | nly very Mudly stereo voids a June, ane hey arrive | the ‘istow school it iew} The geathed, but ee | 7 | Crutl 14s GS pict | Louis Uni embers; for, after 211, tnere ween! win Ruffalo Rill went on the , | keeper of a Chinese brotl Thursdav before the weddinj i\He is a member ' the Racquet} porate coll letic AS- | ‘ +. ¢ 7? son aed : Schildkrauf, 1s one have put on Abie’s a oe a 7} ~ Millbrook, ats studs nt / (;host o'clock Miss fora month until] |George Knapp of 4943 and Mr. Cushman is way East to be the 4 ic fiancee 7 dq ner farr ils of Mrs. Lacle dea now : ‘ guest of | dean of | yesterday ~ the he sermon. men at unive ths arboe himse] than Tarboe in . “| was that n cPherson event of any? ’ annou “ a mh} Caras Wi i 4 : ; si ; . . - rs . - f Z . ‘ ; . a e +? ’ -# | ‘es a The Week’s New Fiims By NIE VENPY CANTPEY ANN RAND FEATIREN AT ST TAINS Imaginary Conversations. u did mour. Fistele lith Clasper Also Fentertain. a inieeiiin 3 do Harry Se amd ¥ 3 Pirates Lose Another Series. 3 0 = ea eo ae : ae : FOR ATTACHMENTS EVERYWHERE tn U.S. A. ee eed SMALL INTEREST CHARGE ON OCEFERRED PAYMENTS CEntral 6227-6228 ; 14 ay? PHONE TODAY Poamnn No longer are the 5 - om wae . |had e ft seety citins Gestures in Shanghai. ofte®> ¥ mr ort s o~ , beca us« i¢ some Pd Gur Paging mn- werorthe nrer tha roc ' ° teh finite} Fairhankis : mien + % dy ¥ ; a cn ine OiG-: » . _— cag . ’ — ores a al alll modern uu. , “grad v3 Pus te oe . le in +? — me: a 2 ty - LT s% : ; ' A ; 7 - ° a ‘. 4 ¥. +7 7 di-fashioaec from & é of a nig! 3 : to Sal- ; ation Army street services to get Expt rit nce ky : ‘ : ; ' ‘ BS i: l, 4 . Bs ~y : : ~ + Aa , ichard by rnotin.tooti e 7 wa “ ry cg ’ oveene put eni.er ner wno foes P —S . S “ ' Ww rPiasali* J \ : ; iS ; ' 2 ‘ jriesque act. Com- peopie # Would 7 : s,* VACUUM CLEANER tt he teaches the owner of th VVaneras tn

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__MONDAY*’ EVENING, OCTOBER 16 = LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH NING, ER 10, 1927. ee peta 8k A oe am ————e _ ‘ste Pees Se INNER, THEN ENDS LIFE ee oo pVERTISEMEN A CHILDREN ee ery rr CONSTABLE SHOT BY NEGRO DIES EATS DINNER | ; a. = 7 EARLY TRIAL UMELY [SASURESIELEY CO ee Good for Old Sores» i ry >» « . tice , . > +s 4 " : ; « “~ = ¥ 1 “s : ie ~~ ‘ ‘ — ———— " ‘ ” ae . -4 ~, . . ; : ° » * ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ * “ : A : . - a , . ‘ ‘ » A ‘ ‘ ‘ a44i P| ’ J . . ‘ ant, i ” . } si v\ al _ : ? ie ; , . ? . . 7 f * bs S ue *he Aseocts ee m7 eri na iree children te dl + ALBUQU ' } e R ee ¢ s . « gy 4 - " : eee i ii i t* ‘ ore Ss BL U 4 ‘ . é . ~ oa 4 z . , Bi ba > . sia - = - > ‘ ‘tT rye ™ cio ceil ‘ he 4 , ’ 7 ’ * . we " 7 - * ha i. Ltr ‘ ~ he . : Ce ™ . . bei: r ray ,* peg . LCS Riitd i ; : , > : oF ; ’ ree ’ 4 Le ; - * ' ; B : ‘ , * — . * ~ id ' . j a4 4 af ' . = ae mr i * ita 4 - es : . . “ 7% 4 . . ‘ S - EB : + j 2 { sa 4* aA ¥ i ‘ oe 7 ~ - q _ 2 ~ * a '. a : . : . i v* «os P G8 years Oa, 3 “ he : PG ~ * Bs Sg ¥ x ts four iar, a —Four smal ee Mrs. Julian G death in a & Tilles north nigh? 7 See att }! Peterson “i then 4 rd av , as. > Ws es i) eo > ‘~p R.Fes £499» ie Another ing skin | burned and a | uninjured, , been in ,home after extinguished 5. but fs e |, Dobell, a ne ; 7 years old, = already had They were * ER % a > % Pet ee ee Oe K ee a ee Pe ee 5 Nea 5 or twoAnti-KamniaTablets quickly benis& Julia. 3: al oa oh Also stop pains of rheumatism, ec, ,, ° ss — * " + O1G. arraicia, bumbego, neuritis, toothache, oo _ neins, ete. ond insomnia and nervous | is > _ Oroacrihed by doctors and dentists the worid | oe. ore than 35 years. Druggists every- : pe qver fo ._K” Tabieta in flat tins cents. ——— — ' our Kidneys - ial Pmillions used anoually. A-K on cach tablet. — Are the Sentinels of Your Health. * Anti 3 in f 4 a | Uo Don’t Neglect Them! * quick Relief trom Pains end Aches ATE hours, rich foods and stimulating drinks area hard on our kidneys. If their action becomes siuan gish, they do not thoroughly cleanse the blood of poigg ous wastes. ~ Such impurities are apt to make one dull, tired @ achy, with often a nagging backache, drowsy headadi and dizziness. * Thousagds have learned the virtue of‘ Doan’s BG stimulant diuretic in these conditions. 50,000 users. 1? publicly recommended Doan’s. Ask your neighl OO a a a Turns ,* sy i ennai ‘too " il a as). A ? ‘ ) * i eae i te ne A few 7) | crevice of ° i . 3 “ rr eR Se en —~—— Sa be SS, PF P79 * ’ «a kee “? oe *» ee « r ‘S 23 = » ‘ 4 ~ ~ 3 , - ee. ER as ats inite* ap ‘a's ‘a ata tae a adh: a », ’ . ‘ ‘ a Oe ~* ; ® “ . eS - *~ “ : > ‘ wee 4" ," " a 8 —- — 3 : A x™ . . ‘ . ~ ‘ —— : . : n > * »*y » 4 : . 4 ; ae * J sa. 2 ~ oe ; , cy ‘ . : J oe Salat sae , . ee xe . ee x 4 ¢ ¢ 5 - . P » ‘ ~% al . * Me +3 # . > oe * «4 +. >** , ho i * : ~ @ . - + - —— , Pe - * » . ow an ‘ans e »e 8 iE yi A, hie a's * BAN Vy Wi%¢ - . r ob > Ms rT, ° - r : > ~ > ‘ “ ~ aes Sate . . . . er. ep . age sae ‘ | . &* é - . A ; - ~ ~ sinie’s , m . ‘ ‘ it : ; ‘ ae! ;. 7 PRX “A } ae 2 > J . . Ag P . : + ; . ’ ‘ . ; : . ae : a Se : oe oh ; ASAD 6 Gd 482588 = hy af : : ~ ate 4 : ‘ A 7 . ‘ ‘ ie » ee a eek ee o- 2 : Pa, . ; “ i ‘ . A, Soe rj > : —— " * at” Se “a ‘ * TP. a . = G ty ve : ‘ : . a * ee ** és Py . le . . ° ‘ ee a” use oe hg 7 * 4 ¥ e : se x 2 ? : “* + + > . —" + > - ye and - -, ° ” n % t . we . % * Ku oF & ~ : s és ~~ mn ~ e ~ ’ , . . ‘ “ oO x : * . > ‘ . ro ox . v ° . Lan . ° —_ : ‘ > ha . ; *, . es "s *. wy . a 4 oN ‘ a. x . « > se Sy Geet vies . ard? ’ ’ ; af, 4 aa . oe “ . : ae stake! a “ . ; $ ee os ’ ’ ’ ° ea re, ’ * > . eke “aty* " de®. = 4 * s «ee ~*~ 5 ; . * . + '. ‘: i . ‘ . a ; 7 no _—- . > : * ‘ * “ 4 ° . as oS 7. : ™ oy : ‘ > ~ mee.” a . . x \ ss . ‘S5380 30 oe 4 sv ae ee eS 4 ee A ."s _ : ’ v.24 _ A'S) - > tee. o » = _ Ye . . : : * se = , 3 . Pa ; = " “% ‘ewe’ * oe “on ‘ . ——. 7 > * — a? . ee 7 “3 = Sees we ee ° ; o \ a . ‘ & ’ o- i” > ’ ox: no ; 17 ; a oe os Tk + cae Ss : ciated - le es - » ate a Ree Se i eich ; , Leldres ig y ai i 2 ha Aid wee » ‘ ‘ S. i i da | i ae Ase as f : or That : ——— ANALGESIQUE | and yet keep clean, prefer Energine. BRINGS QUICK RELIEF Get at Its penetrating warmth quickly | thousands ‘mulates the circulation and re- ( doing now the congestion. In addition, | or trying hrough the quieting and sedative (tion, they cualities of its ingredients, the ( cause of : FRaume soothes the irritated nerve (and disord anc economicaiiv. - Z ’ - , . asihas ‘ A so oth saturated! fentie rub . dor! Large 10-ounce can, | 7 | y ana |} Be ee a ee ee ie Se Be icine: ea - jal . \ sc tt cl th Sa tt a | CU A gen le rul 3 tt ? 3 Yr greater econ: my huv the , : : : me , enTIuine [ ”~ sf € a Tf 1 nz . a a Ci f Ti iLiic box and ’ - J 21 ‘ ISPATCH regularly prints or two! And the ugly spot vanishes fies rar . seh tae | : ~$t Sage) ne ie \ “a family-size, 6) cents. Millions : tween 1 ) Lili Crug from coat coiiar, Vest, trousers, neck- ci cans sold annually. : 3 Cr : | VP /P AU chase cease Physicians prescribe Bayer Aspirin; eans NN. : AZ | i ee aS. —_ ca ae : cee eee end can Dresses —; 2 eee | EAVES eee ame time. | it does NOT affect the heart er umitivoa. =Car . a ~- ~ Sextet PRG AAs Seg My TERT HM ors * CA, 13 RAMS, SERN GSR * ia ‘tae oe ee es - ” 1 PRE Rae he ath Sod a iway. WE Suits mat a mera ae — ts ; , oe Aspirin is the trade mark of Barer Manufacture of Monoaceticacijdester of § a = — W enderfal for: are perfo Coats - he : a 7 ~ a : es. See ore. | as a Rheumatism, Nearitis, Colds, 'tions, aw ' oe et ste 4 3 «dis red, motor! a and Every Ache and Pain. stomach Gloves : os . ; t ss me 9 de, -— Pha | cer’ : ~ : oe P_ on seal 3 Sold at all drug stores. In- ) Have ¥ ad - ; ) * : ’ . sist on the original French | tongue, thereare many | care tf tefenor substitutes. trouble = ee See for calom . ‘r. Ee ipurely Ve The BUSINESS CARD columns with olive in POST-DISPATCH WANTS is & | olive cole | pcb oer pia Res EA \\\\ \): en i Ad | [2 lst of LIVE WORKERS who are | Without aomething New / gfe ars THREE BURNED TO DEATH yiTi AFTER CRASH OF AIRPLANE ANXIOUS to SERVE in many | “Sty ~~ a = y : | National lines. quick rel \ . | : After 100-Foot Pim 4 ss aby cin / nt (Mich % BS > ha De 7 : 13¢ 36e s , (EFFECTIVE OCT. 9} From St. Louis at 6:45 pm to Louisiana -- Texas-- Southern California ick and the three men - Vr mth VW AN ; . ; -« Mexico | jurned to death before aid could / yw Yi Wi wl’ \ ANY \\ yg Deen 2 real problem for St. Louts Operation of the new sinrooms-on-wheels on the MANY INJURED IN CLASH =| 7 : — _ —— Sunshine Special—and with no extra Sare—is the AT PARIS SACCO CEREMONY ie No more exposed lot parking, no more crowning achicvement Of a train that for twelve PARIS, Oct, 10 White plaster I} hazardous curb parking, no more futile years has been the pioneer of fast, convenient and a oe 4 | h : : = “ag T © , luxurious service between St. Lowis enc tke South vere the objects of homage by So- . mais iin parking at all—We offer— 4 Cut St and Southwest. ts inist s thiz- | @ » \ is ; - * Ou 7. . o- 3 : 4 will operate daily between Worth, El Paso, Austin { i 2! C : I i a : 7 ra y :, . , ; he ; : J ‘ $ ee 1, . : 7 2 ~ . : - ‘ — ie : . : : Re ai between Palestine, Houston Tm es + St Sa ee BES Es ry : : y st | Carages Si 3 atte 4 a , 6 Ata “ UusSi.con a J i¥ > @iits Ld f : ; 7 : pa - : ~ 3 ’ rm - 2 ; ? oe : ‘* . ia 4 ‘ 4 : 3 t t d F sia * aa Ja i * ’ v addition the Observation Parlo: to operate between Little Rock a } + . ; € = ‘ TFs ¢ oe , ' irPni ned ; , ’ i nh if j f The New Cars Contain: a pe - 4 , Re & i *£ A\ \N - iL bid dh [; / : | Lorawin: vor e ae ; >| bd | | : ; a | — vd, U \' \ i ~ Two compartments, with upper and lower berths. foom with upper anc lower berth and larve scia. a : ' me i — : "sa 7 ’ , ‘ ° , . “ ; Omens iounge furtushec with large reed chairs, comso. gone a, er ; : — , rae eFt if tft ON NN ; Bie . e - cies "= ~ ah . £ “som. a. e ~ 4 . N b\ : General lounge. containing roomy chairs and couches f&: ¢ 223% “a: ; rat mre gantry _~ tS . “ : ~= - = . , —- ros " i, ba ’ . ‘ a Ais : 4 , ee ‘ a a _ i ’ pi ef ; a ‘ a | “ i : 5 twenty-one persons, Library tal red 3 : : Vvetuentiyv appointec. . ‘ | . * . : _ . ; i = | . FY es ‘ : oy Or * . * : = > - nv ot Ol ’ oe cv ee | re a Enclosed sunroom with comfortable chaics. Fe" 29S. cen: Mee . : ae : | : : ur TES, succeeding hour. SSS f yT iort ern ; > « » > ae ; a ‘ . ee ’ ae pe “a “ ‘ 4 ; : ‘ % ee x he ba 7 ~ Ne Be Fe i > * ‘ . ° . _ _ 4 ut . di y , me s “ } og The . ‘ 5 . 2 F . : ? . i” New Luxurious Features SE OS i a — ps. Service at oi average time of P ; : «f " ’ y, : x (8. .. K.ii2 — . : . é : v4 Buffet with a fully equipped soda fountain—Shoe Et ee ge Reeser oo pe Soa | | | : Ktivering Car, . ATIULE seconds. - = 3 : j B nan bores in the doors of the compartments and ) = Ee drawing-room — Valet service — Shaded reading en A ii Oth — - 3 lamps at each berth—Completely stocked period- ical table—Writing desk —Teleplone fer use while - ; ; e i afr a 9 train is at terminalis —Down-filled cushions in | t. 10.—T . = cf RRs ‘ ali chairs and sofas—Extremely wide windows— we ved Pr ss Victor | Se L- : Perfect ventilation. "y : , | 3 And, of course, the famous Sunshine Special 3 f 4 c+ Ne r Kaiser, bas a : lL her gar /AL SEVE i Al, EE | Js : , dining car service all the way, and the unfailing. iz YS . — rianin Alevan- : ig ——=S . . eas &§ wniform courtesy of the veteran Sunshine Special | Ne r vf * Subkeff, a Russian student at CAQWARY 5) S SCVENTH Y f* 7 ) ae ‘Y train crews, \ } @) i) MS if TEN —— : re : YY FU 5) 5) WALNUT é - HALF : . s w , | Cperat@l by Associated Motor T ermumais Co “ Z ge q | Chocolate afer Tickete—Reservations, Ciry Ticket Office, 318 North Broadway. YL, ? . “A Service Institution” — the matter. The; Yy Es Linn Aa fie 2 Oil Burning Locomotives Ail the Way Floor it & sundited teen tone’ t op) Fab 2, PP iif PPL: 9 | .| Regular Price, & ‘nS pa

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SS TI a ‘ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH:___ MONDAY’ EVENING, OCTOBER 10; 1927_ __—. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH - ——_PAGE 19 ADVERTISEMENT —=== 7 “a ; ~ Og eT en ee ~~ ere: 4 CHILUREN BURNED 10 DEATH DEPUTY KILLED IN AUTO CRASH | son Street and Alabama avenue SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES’ | es : Good for 1 q Sores Fifth Injured, itiree Others Escape (Car Driven by Ex-Chief of Metro- | pina night, the motor _ stalled. | AGT ~ — = Ne ‘j > ‘ = uste é rankine i ‘ Car Albuquerque, N. M. polis, Ill., Rams Another, cr was cranking it, attempt- | , - | By the A®SOciate>* Pam@ | ? 77. 7 > 1S slarte aga | i i A h M | C Peterson’s Ointment | Ai:WOURACT ns on. | 1) MEET N CT i a switch encine ete asain, when |! St, Louis University | || nother lViarvelous Ture \ 7 oo % IC] WITH Denta! Clinic} “1 pad four large ulcer sores | —four small children of Mr. and |Ike Brannon, 52 years old former | |Meister jumped from the machine a big as a hait doliar for 2) Mrs. Julian Garcia were burned to /Chief of Police, was killed early | and Schuster ran away. The truck ars ‘aud Peterson s Oiutinent | death in a fire at their home, four|yesterday when the car he was/| | hit by the engine, was demolished. . healed thei a It and | am}! miles north of here, Saturday | driving stones a weep pips | , 3556 Caroline St.—(Near Grand) pyone know abort. you | res: . | | Hours: 9 A, M. to 4 P. M. Daily 4 ’ , os : 5 el any Ou \icrh _ ° oe i ss | —_— " x : - . .* , ee. "erom @ true friend. Gepout | ight. lwith the automobile driven by C iProminent Men to Address In-|' == | +a: : : | : r F West Fiayer Ci nt ae Another chile 7 ; yt a i Pe ‘ > . k se . - : | eT m pempetall. ‘piel | id was seriously|A. McGinnis, Superintendent of | ternational Body Nov. | SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES | : See | p ies y at for chafing. pimpies. itching skin | burned ¢ ild ye iC : Try ig bo nts al] seg ind three children escaped City Schools here, The brakes of | O t { { | e t | ) to Tt feel 1uUg- : . . | uninj ’ - | ERR terson | | ) ae ta parents, who had'ithe police car failed to work. ac- | ) 4 pee n n bis res : iin : , “4 _ seenuquerque, returned |cording to companions of Brannon. | | E A L E; STAT E. SCHOOL Miss Aline Seybolt states that she wae saved the east ams 1ome after the flames had been i'Turninge ov rr three times es ' pain of an operation by use ef the L-ON-A-CO, Kead her ee oe iree times, the Car | SPONSORFD BY sworn statement. Don't you think ION-ACO can do as extinguished by firemen ele Phe Internati Sa, “an tad Barta, [Cras not ‘212 © Bouse, See ne ae oe ae cee, St. Louis Real Estate Exchan | oe ti, é ighb escue aria, | wyiia; | | . : . weewe até cli, Gately . Maria, | building from its foundation. Congress, which has as its pur- yY M C A v— ey nial ! . ge Gentlemen : oo eee Ofner Childrer) pronnon served éieht vente an! , ) ~~ ae ee. A. STANDARD COURSES | Het. 37. 1987 already had heen burned to death Oi . ’ “— = years @5 | pose promotion of peace by arbi-| 1. Real Estate Fundamentals Practice Course. ! Briefly, I had an enlargement of the tymphatic cland on the wight side of They were Louise 9 Nieves e: Instructor—M. H. Rodemyer, my neck, which increased in «ize uniil it was as large and as hard as a golf " a ’ uf sis = ° patwro . : ° is be . . ’ ”* a ts ’ -KamniaTablets quickly banish “wir rane “4 ee ste pains of snare Hany eci-~ Rg , ath “ nd Bern a rdita, ] 1s years | wie promi stie ee 4 » on ‘ . fos ‘ Ol : ; * . "Ti ocgmyry [Ets > gs . ~f> neuralgia, lumbago, neuritis, toothache, Army Officer Gets Reno Divorce. ‘Chase, Nov. 9. 10 and 11. Local | : Nitle Guaranty Trust Compeny Increase my netvorsness and make the «welling worse until 1 was about ready Jucge Henry S. Caulfield, Counselor fcr Real Estate Exchange | to consent to an operation which they all sald was necessary. me EE En OE RS me chief and was a Deputy Sheriff of reer ea ia i le” Ce ee ee ey the county | tration and’ conciliation, will hold President M. H. Rodemyer Realty Co. | ball. 1 had two regular physicians and three specialists trent it. each giving @ . gesine cay 2. Real Estate Law and Conveyancing Course. different diagnosis of the trouble. having X-rays and teeth extractions at their +4 Ww 1 r) ‘ aot) ‘yr ‘} sf } 1 ; 1s t velfth annual me ting at Hote! lst: tors——-McCune Gill, Attorney and Vice President suggestions, with evnstant poulticing and salving. all of which only served te 'g pains, etc. End insomnia and nervous- | | By the Associated Press. ‘hed hy doctore and dentists the world | PEN ev,. Oct. 10.—Joh ie Ee ee ) i ee Prescr! yc ' . FENU, sev., Oct. 10.—J0nn 56.;headquarters are at 1528- Locust urses ‘appeal to t! Lal ho wist t tiv : le | on . ~ ™, oa | mi 44% | € « _ _ ‘ mae = hb y ai ‘ ie a* ] aif . “ - - . , é ane honorab © han 35 years. Druggists every- R688 an cee “en tin bs ‘ : > the man who wishes to enter an attractiv ! le ; ail : . . for more t ' y = _ ADVERTISEMENT i Bellinger. retire d Brivadier-General di ‘ Nsilessa. 1 7 a. ty wner or the man who wishes to buy a home and to those a reads | it a trial you can imagine im} stirprine when the first treatment ca m rer cost cniuian “nh aura ; slreet, mt real @state business. Courses dea] with the actual every day real estate problems | hands and feet to warm up for the first time in months altho this was the . v . ' ‘ ’ * middle of Summer. In just four weeks my neck had decreased and drained, I K r 3 ‘ sesell A-K”’ Tabiets in fiat tins—25 cents. | -—- ae eheeieeeteninteeneeseinntdeteewone ae are a } U id re S , G millions used annually. A-K on each tablet. | ie Tlité qd States A rea ?, has been ., _s i } nd ar oract cal re m start t ¢ ”» ; a: rranted a divorce in the District Addresses will eC ere ry ‘ ee ee ee have used my belt faithfully and as directed with such wonderfol results as S fi l f Y H ] hh &: - | } "OU ft Meed epee | COURSES STARIING OCTOBER 11 AND 13 | a diminishing of the cland @& its natural size and natural drainage through e Sentinels of Your Healt 4 : wagers aay | . q man i Ad hd b Don’t Neglect Them! : the pores. I have retained all my person and carry no disfiguring scars as quick Relief from Pains end Aches 1 had heard of the LON-A CO through advertisements and finally decided to give ere from Marie C, Bellinger ; Henry Wickhan | harve of desertion. 2ellin- ithe British Revie ¥. M. [. A. SCHOOL OF COMMERCE I would have had with an operation. , ‘ Sincerely, suit Saturday. ' | + was T Al | Sex EENTH & LOCUST STREETS TELEPHONE, CENTRAL 1356 | ALINE SEYBOLT . 4 Major-General! . GRand 1120-3 4031 Shenandoah Ay. Turns Right Out Itself | ADVERTISEMENT Sa ee | ee Raymond Robins, the Rev Joseph rich foods and stimulating drinks are all hail le Sir. Sine Th V B t L d S ' : i 9 : iy kidneys. If their action becomes slug- 4 : rrr | PFCLoenran of ‘a’ ris, 3 ie wh iothy Lew e ery es in aun ry ervice j ({ Many oo) Louisans — i = : ota t thoroughly cleanse th 4 ‘es sie G YEE | HOW TO KILL ‘of China, Mrs. Percy v.. Penny- L h 22 ibs. { testimonials’ on the rehef they obtaine: wn . gniy e blood of poison= | 4 , Searkree, . (gine Ras eRe, | packer of Austin, Tex., and others. || = SOFT FINISH, Sc Lb. ies 1oe ib. : | \ [-ON-A-CO on asthma, rheumatism, constipa- No starch used. All flat pieces ironed i tion, neuritis, etc., all on file at our office. ae i 3 ' arth eos Mtl | ‘Most of ihese persons will make || . 5 ly Me gl make one dull, tired and e bel : é | ‘w . * . waden) © ty . lite - a nor c .* ry 4 . is if . . oA - a ‘ ~ as Lindover ended Doan’s. Ask your neighbor] | A few drops of ‘‘Outgro’’ in the from any druggist a large box of auge th ngress on Armistice | || Ask Us About the L. N. A. $50,000 Prize Contest 23608 8. Grand 6164 Easton Av., RAST ST. LOUIS | evice of the ingrowing nail reduces ” ; | N 9 > ’ ve ES le ot nae) Kresge Bide. . o. 9 enrclopes.. dest seakten these IMPERIAL LAUNDRY CO sate 0 naniee ce Bite: 2 Foot, Wore! ie. . . NYE! . rh i. 7 — th ¥ miley +¢ a ¢ nmrowy, vy?) . ee aed ve , : 9 | € 4 inflammation and pain and so tough-|“""© OP®S Where = rats run de agar Cer i | Phone FO an cs | ons the ten sensitive skin under- | &°0™ thru the envelopes, eat the ald J. Cowling, president of || eet rest 7300. 4701-3-5 Delmar Boul. 6750 Delmar til West Washington 401 Commercial Bldg. \ a4 . Lt i1uie SeMISI tL * mi de i . . - : , > : eat) hea nail, that it cannot delicious poison and leave the house Carleton College, Northfield, Minn. ! : . ai aati ' icili, TAL uv ai itvvi . a led " . : f — ESR. i ernie | + to die. Ask for No. 9 Rat Killer,jis chairman of the Committee on penetrate the flesh, and the nail turns : . ' . a at all druggists, only thirty-five | Messages as eecommendations. | . * ° g ° nd % : ad 7 Ts . OT 77? y aaa — 5 al -_ . 79 : — srctlbesd a = » 60c a box. Foster-Milburn Co., Chemists | ove in your hip and thigh,isdue | ever, anyone can buy from the drug every drugzist to refund) B £ ; NW ° ’ ? } -. & , } . . . . irugei \ (oO rerun y your mon can tr owt £ © > Imu « nn > > . int, +¢ > mnt aon 4% la re h C | Baume soothes the irritated nerve | and disordered bowels. OoIGs an Se | are 232 prominent sik Gina nnn | increasing quantities. ihe size 0 the Company cells and tissues and makes them | jr rawards’ Olive Tablets arous has increased in proportion to the service required | disagree ce Baar +‘? | 4 P| sae . rrr} . ‘ . . rig mos 27 TT) @ > 7} , "4 - sas s Oma ht a. : Oo Ty ‘y ; ‘ .% — _ J } _ - - . 4 a © ai iA 4 4chi oe a. Rn ad } re . vr) OF r+ + e Cr ’ ; + Pa" - 4d ; athe - . - m eic ii * rnc Sisters are _ By a growing demand for its service, the public One of Defendants Receives Threc " — ——eEE Years Additional for $5 has shown its appreciation. This, in turn, has : | A Cheese cing ted an i d sense of responsibility 6n the Dt parking ho more : Two men were sent iv created an increased sen spo y ai 38$t- e Product =z. ier a wee Pemnectiony, and part of the Company. | king, no more futile i a i sh It is a big job the Standard Oil Company g at all—We offer— f 3 « by * R 3 No. 2 29 SUA Medak. 7 Afarniia tara ™* ™ > 1» ® ’ TU athe iiisiaa VesSLercay . WFrecnil ~ ° . & * and endangering lives of 66 per- . . . . i, . Seam thence . * B sons aboard. All took to life boats General Office: Standard Oil Building and reached shore safely. So Mi ° A . Truck Wrecked at Raii Crossing. While Nicholas Hoffmeister and Regular Price, ib. 38 Link Pork Sausage |.24 his son-in-law, George Schuster, ? both of 719 West Poepping street, were riding in a small truck ACTOSS | | ‘the Missouri Pacific tracks at Tes- se: the steam ferry Bicol near Alba} Pr eS ee 2 eB dN iP ee? & Sh ee

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4 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _—————————— $2.95 Electric Toaster Ss a 2 cup size, made of aluminum. 4 Fall Festival Sale Price " ii : “Th ’ rary THREE. e. 3 Fall Festival Sale Price ; 7 . we Z7I ve thie S 00 \ 4 Sy . D PHET FI {lA iby the varior | : gs 3 48 ‘be shown Db . pf at | Zz : | Ss FR a | i DAY I | -After this £ parade wil sh and Carry S. E. Corner 12th and Olive Streets Cashadcocy —— i : TORNADO PFI If ees Sa ee 0 LUIS PUST-DISPAICH_ ae ___. MONDAY EVENING, Ne NAMM ee. ae ae so RN oe ghne crows . side existence p’ae ; Pians for . in Tt to 20! Prophet have because is to take Thursday nigt mes never though there st ponement ° restoration of PRP Omen g os, Man Stabbe 4 ae 7 4468 Finney the Mia because of the disaste at origina. date, last Tues- | for treatment ithe abdomen Tt ori next after the| men he had ai Prophet's own float, which | with whom sha street pageant. The serv-/in his hom wdered the tornado, sufferers | arrested. tmg SAVE ON FLOOR rende Combination, Laver- Felt Mattress 3 All Trade-In and Phonographs SS a Er ae apa 9 é Seg “ye 7 ae i dk eae PROS KICKS hy : AAA 3 ’ In order te ANS >. eae . ase. BOE. a4 afeig th Sc a . offering every > for a limited tiz Washer ata le is in good co UW NA were . alirge apes ! SS , i. mar = iy ; Fae } \ : : — : " | 9- Pe. Walnut Fink $7.75 | a | ae : : : PER oe as oy Dining Room I Ric ¥ RI DOWN Bungalow Range iC LNTELR?) $59.75 Brand single Swing cy ling iLO tin TR hah wore Use the W if not satisfact and we will already paid. Washer in stoee . a” PWN Parlor Heater t(Rtt. Hit? $67.50 wain t over select harde Regularly $149. 2 Fall Festiral 3 : Sale Pr ic@.coceccuues i a ™ 269 ere eer eee CE RVC BOR OE ROE BO S6 DOWN 5 yA A Ah Ry AIOE NCEE A AE a ORO NE NO SE NE RRS i” LEI AEE BIE lg Gy a see en Spc oh Rahat ‘ ‘ & Walnut Fin. Chifforobe ue 9 85 ' Yee | a ae Sas “3 4 . a ee ead | eee ripe $20 PuILU P Chai RI Ga ‘ : : : oes. toate rp ' ee see ce Sa, Sey oe ; * 2 bg oe = eM tae 2 IR. + gh eno Oe ie Saas ee one. sneac Pe ve 2. eee a “> . en ot ee Lig. 3 sf x“. > = s Mt ne 5 =- wa a j be . iy wie bint i ae ae : ate a Lm, : 7 Rte DOCPaS are . ye ae : + r ’ 2. , . - . ia nah Ly ub tdape . . _ : j am . > y . De ee . _ y wD ; . pen ’ 2 . ‘ 4. . _ tS the . oy F * . ., . : ~ Ls 2 peer © e Sh: aon ae * mee S Deewe Sin ~? * “5 . Pcs . r &} faded +3 ; . “ _ . “8 ? “ - a at 4 : f ora ‘ : ’ j ‘ — Sh + A aes =~ 5 , * om x = “i . f ‘ , : . | 2 a ; — Mi al ‘ Se ee ~¥ ; ma pee . - t an : ; . y y Ae " g 2 é ee iu as : . . . 4 : ’ ; Py Fag a > 4 * a Oe, ta 4 — . on or : , . vd me se ; _" 7 . wt . i " . = + aS ohne 4 2 .' as 2 ee fe atuiee ter : ; St. » ™ , : on - rn ” . ot ao ‘ J a x 2 ; “ ? ’ : en et ; ees . ry ~~ 4 a f a ; . > , " . : ’ * * ‘ow Aces Son : ‘ ' . ens ‘ = i ~ u . ’ 4 ; ‘ 2 ah. % - : : : 7 “" ; . of be ‘ . : F : Cee . ’ - : ‘ 2 as ; ’ . = ee) % “ os gle, 2 ~ Su. 3 . ' , 9 . re = «! « ‘ % 4 . oe at , . 0 - on 4 4 ~* : . : . : 7 : > - is - ’ : > : _ : » 3 pe ges ; PS ; : : i ‘ ~ . ’ , : é . . ; aoe 3 z ; . re ze : ‘ p ? ’ ; 1} er : 5 a : nx os : , ’ “ ‘ =~ we ~ aa & : ... * Se ‘ : : 3 - oe ee ee : - Pr, 2 bes Va . * ‘ : ° : . , we — wo e - : P ———— . , sie . Bes 4 kK a ~ —s w : ' » . ag ¢ + : « f 4 7. > > — 4 a - ! ' ; B OR a a. 45 raga c heirs Living- Room Suite | i Vet 42e , } | : ) rs - - . a a , : 4 It! ( ) Fail Festiral Sale Price. * Fail Festiral a > —>- ; a. | | ¥ ) . : fail Festirai 7 . + au Or uy $2 Weeklt ; , ¢ F : = _ . “in . . co. “ . : THIS FA het” Pind al wi ty Aaah} spel ts. Urry } 7 SO Se tie 2 eg 2 I ~. Be . tents, Oe ’ eee, = » “2 ~~ . =} J . ba . Stet Fe i > a 3 ° ie =~ =) oe | . P . % P 4 “p Odd Upholstered Chairs RGR ee eas a eae eee poe “3 Saget erage foes ang oo . ame the Natzi » | sa58 —— uel Values Up to ea ee ee a ee oe ; —— im , ) | i Ali-teel folding Chair: gun- jozens “¢ aa . : FE tin : Rod | 1.75 Gateleg Table metal shade 7 sae, dora this sale “> 9° sis F F OU R- P IE CE W AL N 7 T -FIN ISH BEDROOM § SU ITE $30 Automatic Day-Bed and Pad ey : oon Sale Price $1. 95 — tress Each niece tommed wt en rimnue ealieal . es “8p ‘tind , S$ 45 “a si. DOWN : _ ps ili uve carving——Grawer handies of antique bronze. Finished in a rich walnut = § 1 4.9 Fali Festival Sale Price.... Zz y Sele Price, 9129S Pay « as Lit? leas $2.00 Weekl: Fall Festival Sale Price si.00 DOWN a ee

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— , o ae . ISPATCH By : . . . + a + suiiieaiasentetians * . : e , re ae) | ue 1, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | YANTS-2thre 5 1 Sale Price FAT eer THREE. | ST. LOUIS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, 1927. Cee neeemamannemt — ASV z : (f3 ° | yy th rari lie faa \ “00 Z 2 4 il sar) RHE FI {}A] | on wrihasaeg “gg heal med ge PLAN NEW INSURANCE CONCERN ' | a : Z ee After this float, the rest'of the ie Louisans File Declaration With 0. tas — : : | parade will be, as previously ar- | State eee a ae hehe Se 2 its i pha | a A ranged, a comedy presentation of | . ' td ions i ORNADO RELIEE ae ee Aen” th the fudi-| “~ STOUR-0f St Loulsans has tites , ’ 'crous side of modern American |@t Jefferson City a declaration of} | ie ; | existence placed uppermost. jintention to establish a fire insur- a ee SS “0 Stig?> CX, . . 4 ; “n, # d “ey ss } ‘ ‘ + +% i¢ y ’ ng Pepin S2eE tnd Pians for the visit of the Veiled|ance company here with capital ' * . 2 ” : J } . : ng : : i . ’ ' Will Be in Addition to 20 wil Op: ne have been changed but | Stock of $200,000 paid in, divided | 4 A 5 2D ie fc lit tle b cause of the postponement into 2000 shares of the par value | : Previously Prepared for of two weeks an _: ae | | 3 : oo CVIUuos wO WECES and one day. rhe lof $100 each. Incorporation pa- 33 ca | ball is to take place in the =eneeeun | pérs will be applied for when and &y Th S ‘ . h . *) / rt’ 1, YA | , ss R i t . | }hursday night, Oct. 20. The bt ‘if the declaration of intention is “B ; : 1 > »*+ = ————— seg 8 ps . siseeeoa be fore, approved by the Superintendent-of 7 , gg though ¢@here have ‘en infr =| rhe recovery and restoration of | wit : be en infrequent jthe Insurance Department of the ‘Retiring Commander Sav | oe . Lne | POS ponements of tt ly he. | St, Louis, after the tornado of Sept. | cause of rain. In the war years of cia 3 | age and Official Good | ne Gepicted in a at|1917 and 1918 the parade apy ball = proposed company is to be 4 | . ’ will be ' in the ee Beene la called the American Automobile ° ° ne Hire Insurance Co., with headeear.| al §easty Received at! ee. parade Wednesday nigh | Man Stabbed in Fight in Home. (ters tn St. Louis. The incorpo- | | 19. The float will be rary | 2 Akers dong , | . pons to the 20 previously pre- Clarence Hedrick, a plumber of ;'ators who signed the decl aration | Buckingham Palace. . " %; 4 » i. = - me 7% * * W ‘ . > ry ; } ye > mere Y } > pared for the parade, which was 4468 Finney avenue, who applied ere: P. Taylor Bryan, William R. at the Missouri Baptist Sanitarium j|Compton, Isaac H. Orr, L. A. Har ‘a le a is at; tT 4 ¢ DON Si aa aa : x J In order to reduce our stock of shopworn and u: TS pi — ee : "iat ae ge aan i vs : we | a a -- offering every one ot these machines at bargatr yrices. his is sucKInNg nan Palace this morning | for a limited time ew iha and ofters vou an opportunity ig a good : r King George and Queen Ma Vasher at a low price. Every W uabee hha is Zone through our gr Neves and . is in good condition. Prices quoted subject to prior ore ‘ ‘ j ine biggest fleet of Sight seeing | |; busses ever allowed to pass the pal- | A Few of These Bargains Are Shown Below! ere ee eee. ae , naires aboard dnestiv before 11 a. aS # a> FDEN * Metal wringer: LAUNDRYETTE Copper Bim. Twelve of the big cars rolled i ro : ylinder type .... tue 2. ‘across the outer yard under .the . - , ¥ A B 3 A r. C ALGO: 1 b i' great arch and into the inner court : t eat SF O ~ ; ) $654 J ae >. « j ' ‘ Pi +t hpre > ms L Ire ‘ "Dp ° 20 })} eT tule: ; : J y - . RASS eS” PS , dt —— ti swingine flashing of swords were part of ‘ nens, silver and bar @r: - ing nl sod ng it AON : frames ie “s Tee -~+ | china C2 abin t , . yt i nzeze ig tne il re epuio0on, and were gra BLED MAS i : . : aGet — . F ; ole 1€ : . payment down | Silesia brag a ate $149. ' ‘ rg VW mate — I gpg - cure one of these : hands with the Americe ns, Biving | Fall oe | $ ioe fy peyments. 7 ee Dot tothe reception. To buy as men would like to buy, select what they please from among Sale Price rove 05 en Hcide unk Gece | to make their own decisions with no the rare foods on the shelves. They ; z Savage to King George an QUEEN | $6 Sonthig a J (Between Locust and St. Charles.) ie a canner grates hak oak them, that is one | their families — and ) ai ‘ iene | as ee muemmemen | tA mericans had hai a 00d | reason two million they save both time | ee Oe women now deal at and money in the Piggsly Wiggly. They | = : Piggly Wiggly Store. apes — ll eee Nee o ap Cee te manne +b fae ay ~ ; oe anil an ° pay BA RRs reer ny praee ee an. on} n however, n inside looking | ; id Lezgionnalres | are in hn ré aan to leave for | home on the Leviathan tomorrow, ind many of ther, not members of he official party, were outside the | ; ery Oo. . poe" —? Bai ; 5 . f pe te 3 ee > | salace to see emeie comrades visit : oA Baries bide dew i the King and Queen. | S aa : Interested in Blind Veteran. . 320 Pull- Up Chair 3 e E e uU O The American who ntereste: olstered in tapestry; mar 4 - c King py orge and ¢ u n Mi ry most W ef] ho gany finish frarne. . . |, during the visit a suckingham . € — Ft U a . s aiace LOqdaVvy Was I ‘ ’ ’ 4 7 “ 7 MICHIGAN CONCORD 4-QUART Fall Festival i Tes bans Acinhin who was bind, | ] N CONC bi. e | ornado eee FRAPES “GRSAN GRICE? Suan WELL-BLEACHED ICEBERG ander How- LE DeTUCE ‘JUMBO SIZE HEADS > | well as someé } : , oy buh 114 asked ates ut All baking conditions in our those without sight. ‘The Queen C ABBAGE lender, Nice Size Heads, per pound....... 2¢ the work plant have been thoroughly “The King wanted to know when (Guest brand; excellent quality ; sweet, mild cure; no ya » aoe Waere Schobel was wounded. BACON : gristle ; sliced from sides weighing 4 to 6 pounds; € and completely restored. This Songlh eghigees UCONN pein erin’ vevsvcssrsneresceeeveesneess 37.65 Spinet Desk : ° : sf age danagin oacgo oe HALF OR W HOLE SIDES OF BAOUN suns Bie. 1 has been accomplished by al- ese on An erica rn ne ‘ah t a ungster rs are taught | ARD PIGGLY WIGGLY PURE HOG. “a4 POUN ye ber dl gaa .: » Bieeeag gape csoetep KETTLE RENDERED PAIL $29.85 | IF most superhuman efforts on Moaton, she at Wio arthur Fle A ANNES OAH 9 ANY piettteneah Aeon . a ane ene UD _ — Ce ee ne ee ee en ee oe ee ¥ . * ~~ “ ‘see re a ES aa eee oY ee ca a BE Sako & AS IER AAR ee “ AE LOU OND NO eR at EUR ER RTI IS A SS ny me ey Aden Neda Sale Price...,... $2.00 DOWN nif ton merem } the part of building contrac- es : = ve at th New SAUERKRAUT woxe‘rinmbs era, SC is ) ] Yr? ’ «) 3 coc —_ sia ican zee Pionnatll! ‘es ci lig kde d U as a. = ‘service and, ‘a dressing MRS. NYE’S QUART JAI tors and our employes. B T aE uae pectoctly cettata your OLIVES About 90 psn Spanish Olives ASc TER CREAM BREAD TO- inovhe tn th schools of your gres | Regular 54e Seller—VERY SPECIAL... gee MORROW AT ALL NA- fon he conkers ASPARAGUS “uBE uct = ons 49¢ = lf] © BORHOOD STORES AND [J owore sooo SPAGHETT, SHELMON | Tt : ee a) AMERICAN BEAUTY MACARONI, Be EGG @ nonties aha, Sc Finished in walnut over hard- | WE HOPE YOU WILL DF- in the congregation and he heard | Scie Pic. $1.29 | A MAND, AS HERETOFORE, "{ believe: with all my soul that $2.95 End Table AND LEMON SM, SUNSHINE YuM Yums “U2 2.8. Oe THIS FAVORITE BRAND aya cor ens a S C ANGE PACKAGES gy FOR bad | ieftowehte ee feeidiasusc gem Pago ; | OAP HIPS LARGE PACKAGES e Greeted by Lord Mayor. | | After the reception, the Amer- § | icans went to Guildhal!, where they FRENCH 8-oz, eee wae by the tee Maver and K Nox’s GELATINE 19c *% MILANI’S vzzssixe sot 22 ore at ae wits ber ) } , baie . ; © si ~ r peep tan — | “ny es tl az. ror. S UN BRI TE ® LEANSER 4'4c S HINOLA BROWN, Each 8c |eign Secretary Sir Austen Cham- « & coe seneney ten Chan ea , see 93 +a N atzicer Baking Co ee se Saale ot. Reatine BEECH NUT e's 3£10ce 4 SNIDER'S ctce 23¢ = 16¢ & | ent. | ——_eeee Two hundred and fifty Legion- | maires were the guests yesterday | of Amira Earl Beatty and Count- Sia Mualty at thele wentcitel bowe.| Get Your Copy of “QOOKERY NEWS” in Your PIGGLY WIGGLY | the Priory Reigate, Countess | | Beatty formerly was Miss Ethel ‘TLE SDAY .. . IN THIS ISSUE SUSAN B. WRAY GIVES VALUABLE GUIDE FOR MEAT BUYING, NEW Field, daughter of the late Mar- ' i shall ateks ot Chicago. i POTATO RECIPES AND A BRAND-? NEW SALAD RECIPE. | Ambassador Alanson B. Hough-. _ton and Mrs. Houghton assisted in | ‘receiving the guests. i ee Oe Et ee ay _ Table yany Fall Festivak | Sale pesticah $12.95 $1.00 DOWN <P RO GI RR eg palli aE aOR GREE SII °

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——SI. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ees «RVENING, OCTOBER 10, —-—= Mrs. | i Mrs. . T. Contributions to Red Cross Fund |}i5 28> "e:4 eek - ee BUSY BEE reg ( as 4 + % J) Sift ai} . aLTS ; {sz . ; ee = hy ty ; 4 gv ~ \4 ‘ r) ; +i a W _— Ana Pwr 3 Ii! J ire’ . ee | Seo “ 1 7 SEREe , or A. es- maging a d , . “ NOTHER list of contri but ors , mpany mployes. J ws . : mn WN : F VIP A Sch . hs 7 ee | A ra | rm hers ‘ “= sd ae ee | i; ide ae be > fi wh cure? , ma r ¢ t ‘ ove > ’ relief Of tornado sufferers fol- ieadianemaatiie ’ Haile Paint: ee ee ee a peg gg Mr } mt a pty . - aad . Ht = . ~ Ts , D«iss oo re .. 2. + he s Ps . ares sat P bt Biiits . t > C ( ) : A T _ & 4 o « 4 > ‘he + % ¥ ° 7 Lf ? ‘ * , - * . | oe " . . . eas ‘Cc HO 4 : s aw a sg 7, . Can be purchased from the leadin druggist in your vicinity on Sater AL ae pee ha) Ee. fh Ae Parrett — ne — A Pe ———e Blissful Butter “Wafer i ITTLE PATS of candy about the size of a qu: ).... the sort you can enjoy without bo : your neighbors at the show— packed in the popallat Matinee Package... . 6-ounce Box. Special every day this week ALL WEEK BAKERY SPECIALs| Butternut Twist Stollen—a wonder- ful coffee cake value at. TUESDAY SPECIALS © AssORTED FRuIT & Nut PatTTIEs, those | large, ulti-colored, many-flavored oo debe of joy—in pound boxes. ; ‘ € - ~ un ~ } rie 15 3 5 Ine } AAislsc Ge aa wha S 44 44440 . rhe ~— > ) ~ as ~a> é * ss en . ce" | . + te m erica J “ - , , ae — ; - . : > ; * ‘ 4 — 2" Laad } i ~ Bsa vA 4 . aaa ad * uA : ae : : ; l “er > : ! i Sch A. — 2 oy” ae ee, | ai + i) Macaroni, Spaghetti or togetner pecom sogsy waen Spaghetti — prepared wa a ea eee ee oo ts be EO ine 5 « hes ¢ and indt ever popular Noodles—hichest pos- —— tourishin: Acliciou: with delicious tomato ees - , , lity. Mad ; Sagal ORE ita sauce and cheese In true hohe Employes, | ite a wart Sy . ; Page B Sp | Cans Be. “and aire Hts Block 3 | Seuhene Martha wrowta L Jus 3 Chop Suey. | EVER TASTE Busy Bee’s Licorice 7c 29c¢ Mara Beckmann — a Ratt, Lone A. Cunes 3, : _, Seen INS aie H Caramels? - They’re 80c the pound } } Macar : i i - Holl |, Fay Ronerson 2..P. s. Ma - 2 é@ . a ne a Ne a Ee Re Re RR eR OME RR A RR RR A A RR EE ARN a RR Your Grocer can supply you = plc Pe, TR seseees 2 Be Si ale gl a + aulz with the full line ot FUJI , 4 PL S price Powell, Varmish Co. 72.27: 3/45, Mr and Mrs. Geo. Jncttemeier 2 Oriental Food Products. " f a he SIae | ins" seaeeuee te Sues 5 ae. cee ten. 417 N. 7th St. 6th & Olive i o 4 . Macaroni, Spaghetti or Noodles. & ty Lodsee A. B and A 55 | Wilkenine ai on 5. Mrs, W. G. Neo! Write for FREE Recipe Booklet American Beauty A low price. Package ¢c . é Hw = |'¢ = | Henning 5. M B © Aoritth: i 3 313 W. Austin Av. ) Le + ir menu for making Mac : vs B Somen's A ROMA ae eee! SE Covert & ure Cie PeiviedingCe. Gine + No Candies Like Busy Bee Candi: 7m spaghetti Casseroles. Né mm e | n yA Prepared Spachetti—Small | 3¢ , ’ : 4 Var +E 1 Powell _ Mr. hs ae Me-j | 4 >i : or can, 9c; medium can— i e e ch-Nut wugeree Spaghettl--Fust heat | 2 Cc and serve: medium can— Aunt Jemima Country Club Pancake Pancake Flour Flour A special low price for None finer—try it at weve ™ > SOS 4 4 3 oe teeta Pare E-. rete ES ths ; : Guiden’s Mustard this famous Flour— is ic ie : , $s Sititcraretete BOO Se cis > SRN, “CNR RR ae OS a | . this special low price— Package Package . . , 4 ; an r+ é . ’ z a+ . tn a j ‘ ak 7 of % . * . “*ee eee > 2 25 OO > ‘oom 2 an 3 ~ . 2 oe evees ; Fe » 4 a - . + rug ‘ ** . ee ‘a e om x y * . 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Ls . . . : e wy y Gay: * ‘ 7 ** LOIN . a Se eee Opps as ES ER ge ie eg nS ¥ we emery a wie ity ch PLATE BEEF, : BOCK WURST, 2%C — o0Cc : +4 Soe ageing ae eee ea ene os a ee OL : | a \ ee ee a | B.— . “> : . 2 re - = : ‘ : ; ics } *. . ee ts - . > : , 7 _ : ; 4 : . - a ; NEW KRAUT'=. 5c ] VITALAC ™ *“ ''""16¢ ; it TAS) es Fee -—A ek OZ : a : “4 | -*" ’ in = + + , i ‘ ‘ ne - a “ ~ bs Ea eee pt | Pp * “a : J wa - : : , “7 ‘ ~ : : . yr o® mia Gud : . 7 zs ; ’ ; Pe, om ‘ a . . . Gog o,f » > oa ~ - * * i mf . az Cottage Cheese, Fresh Fish and Oysters in All Kroger Meat Markets - : . ; : + : . : r ’ : : a. a . * = : - f - : 5 , * * ‘ = . - - *~ “2% F : " ~ = a . as - » “a 7 : eee 2 ” . 4 Sing > “ inte 4a a ae * ! , ~ . - 4 : ~ P ‘ aa : — ; » Exe ae, * se. of “J : . etl, . oe é 4 on aes Pe os . . 7 . “. 4 - , = sy . , : a he ee R u-* > a ee ne ree ane be . 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Cream: Ib. print. 5c. ee es 5 : Pe, Soe i Mier ce %* | 4 : Country Club Cream- or spaghetti; metits .™ ye —_ . : ) _— se ae : Lge. ery, Ib. print— evenly; Ib.— : es ee 5 ; a Pk: Enas—Standar@d bul k, ; : Np va aa “ego ale . £ = “i dozen STe “ . . “/. wis Cc { euntry (inb—tLarton 4 ss eS 41e =. - Ba is i ER acto ge ERNE. fC aaah ARG 3 ¥ iat ee a = Veer sted nas — oa vg Pee RT ya SR LE Za Ped inia? 2 SOME N igs soy site be aii Cou bP tie” LM eee 8 . if : F - neat apply y tik 2 ae Neagle Pik 6 WV ondernut Oleo. Th. Iie Country Club fancy ae c | ore . : Q * * hak * 2 ; 4 , : 7 4 ' ; | 4 Sunbrite PINEAPPLE * "2 25e¢)}) ———f.lC OS 0 Cieanser Large No. 2% can ae, ol % 5 ted , | - bo we FANCY CALIFORNIA 10¢ MICHIGAN CONCORDS ) evstone Rg. and Mfs 10 i ‘ oe . —_ red CO TOKAYS, LB. JUMBO BASKETS. rach #@ OC ‘Mera 2 ¥ Bae See NS 8 ie Sa - | | large variety will be found CONCORDS IN STORES TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY n's Club, Christ” me alee nk wo Se tes bers | | je P cto . Garden fres RIPE AND FIRM ae » T ms : 7.1 ° BANANAS — 3 ts. 25¢ plover. Hamtatiation. © - ou : intry Club Bread the in, And it is priced lower than is general for APPLES COOKING VARIETIES, 3 LBS, 20¢ 2 23¢c ra Sheil emanate a Ss the flavor—the bread of such quality—low ‘enough to POTATOES GOOD COOKERS 10 © 19¢ | y Troop Be oS: 3 _ texture—the p the fresh keeping make a considerable difference in the ald f : | ene. lit 44 f 4 7 1c _ . CELERY Ro a 2: 15¢ : : qualities t - women demand. household budget. SWEET POTATOES xaxcxmius 4 1 1Q¢ | [GOLD DUST 2--9¢) ¢* Chip pso 29 Nroger's—White, 20-2. pkg. Small pke.. , Oe avy, Lave Hand Seap—Bar __. || Rugene Ri i fgg WHITE—Small laf LaF —— ine ker ITT. 3 EB. Cotter 5:° 1 ies HOLE WHEAT—1-!». baf....& Kroger Seap Pewder—2 1, -Ib. phe. . 5 . om Powder—Picg ‘ tien s VIEN NA—Small loat ¥ ; WHOLE WHEAT—1-Ib. + +o Saufer’s Tablets. «4 phr ae “ae . . -e ‘ ‘ 4 oo ‘ter ne ‘™ . - > S 7 > - . ™ Bon Ami—Brick, 10c; powder, can Satina Tahiets—Pic. er Rauman. Sb: Atme Me wee ree RYE—Small loaf 6c: large leaf Sc ~ RAISIN—One-pound loaf Arm & Mammer Baking Soda—r ke. Drano, can si Door © mes - Pan . , Be eres Fe Ligay Sa ON SALE ONLY | Palmolive Soap =.) Bun 20¢ a farsa 2 dr Goma Y CLUB WHOLE WItkar BSREAD—FOR HEALTH—LB&. WRAPPED LOAF, Sc —~

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f OV€ {FOCOLATES be purchased from the leaditig lruggist in your vicinitys” 3 a8 Sie A ¢ sful Butter Wafers PATS of candy about the size of a quarter he sort you can enjoy without bothering thbors at the show—packed in the popular Pi ckage....6-ounce Box, i dthicuek...c. 2... 45° WEEK BAKERY SPECIAL: t Twist Stollen—a wonder- 3 0 Cc mreme valle at... sss. ESDAY SPECIALS D Fruit & Nut Patties, those large, olored, many-flavored Cc joy—in pound boxes... and that ever popular AM LAYER CAKE .........:.:50e R TASTE Busy Bee’s Licorice els? » They’re 80c the pound ~~ . 7th St. 6th & Olive ndies*like Busy. Bee Candies 10us priced lower than is general for such quality—low enough to onsiderable difference in the 1 budget. | af WHOLE WHEAT—1-Ib. loaf... .8¢ KAISIN—One-pound loaf... ....90 -_AT KROGER STORES FOS it Ne RS a ae GREAT 3 = Po 34 aa a = “ wes i Ps a ESTABLISHED 1859 When they like these in Eee a! Northern ivory Toilet Pure Soap Tissue oe De Special Price Zz Cakes > \led. I oS 3 ri ZO : 3 19¢ Faust’s Macaroni é& Spaghetti Tare | \MIacaron! sarge “ ee ae, Ae poe menu for making . A . ~~ é » 7 . x ‘2 or Spaghetti Casseroles. Note this ’ oad wn See our ww nyt } price, Heinz Ketchup Guiden’s Mustard « I4c Nucoa Oleo » 24c Baked Beans Camphell’s Camel Cigarettes Long Horn Cheese Adds flavor to the casserole. A r al saving on a quality cheese. .2g9c Sunshine Krispy Crackers . Regularly 12c Per Package 9c MONDAY EVENING, can make savings quality foods oF) Italian Croquettes: Mix ° cups elbow macaroni with ! cup thick white Spread on platter and chil! Form into shape and fry i: deep fat, In mod. 4 Sauce or bake erate oven. Herb Sauce: Rub sides 0! pot with cut piece of garlic Pour in 2 add l a cups white sauce tablespoon chopped parsley... 2 tablespoons- ed eooked carrots, of mace, 14 teaspoon thyme. Mix well serving. before Macaroni with Shrimp: Place layer of cooked mae- aroni in greased baking dish, cover with shrimp, then with white sauce sea- soned with celery seed, a layer of grated cheese, re- peat, fimish with cheese. Bake in a moderate oven until browned. Cottage Pie: Prepare a casserole of macaroni and cheese. On the top place thin slices of ham. Bake in oven until thoroughly heat- ed and browned on top. Sauces for Macaroni Cheese Sauce: Melt 4 ta- blespoons fat in saucepan, add 3 tablespoons flour, stir till smooth, then add 2 cups Lot milk. Stir until sauce boils. Add seasoning to taste and stir in % tol cup rrated cheese. Place over hot water till cheese melts. Tomato Sauce: Brown 1 slice onion and #¢€ table. flour in 4 table- fat. Add 2 cups canned tomatoes, cook until thickened, stirring to keep smooth. Strain before using. spoons spoons Mushroom Sauce: Brown 1 cup mushrooms and 4 tablespoons flour in 4 ta- blespoons fat. Stir in 2 cups meat stock or boiling water. until thick and smooth. Season well, ’ } ( OOK flame Service Dept. 3127 S. Grand Bl. JILSi UU. 'of Baton MeCart hy Quality Meats A large variety will be rer in every AXP store . . . Garden Iresn— and priced low. Rea Onions 41 9C Bananas 31. 23c Celery 5¢ Lettuce 6c Stalk Head All U. S. Government in: meats ... quality first. . priced high. Bacon Lamb Chops :.39c Sirloin Steak 1». 39c Pork Chops °». 35c THe 42 Stores Throughout St. Louis 2 “HES ig ao te 7 ie a yg sa EAg 1c * PACIFIC NEW PRESIDING ELDER INST. LOU DISTRICT GHOSE The Rev. Dr. B. P. Taylor. | of Baton Rouge, La., to Occupy That Post ir the E. Church, South. The tor of Rey, Dr. B. P. the First Methodist hKhougze, Li: - thod His pointment Va yunces Dy | iishop W. closing a nz S¢sslo 1] ; Olle ] | neid la ‘ ‘ { MPIIreh sib tal ~ be ; ‘ Ll@]7 TiC ¢ * " , dhs | Missiona Taylor, pas- | Church | Op- the Bridges, J. T. Self; Fornfelt, L. D.| gleman, Supply; Hornersville, TT. | Nichols; Walker; | L. Bess: Hayti, A. B. | Jackson, William Lil-| Kennett, B. L. Schubel; Malden, H | bourn Tircunt;: H. G. Gardner: | H. Brower; Morehouse. M. A. Mas Hill Circutt. J. &. “ihe: | y; Naylor and Neelyville, B. F | Matthe ws Circuit. R. E. Cay iter: | Te ague; Oxley Circuit, W. A. Wil- | Morley and Vanduser, 9D. more, Supply; Parma, J. J. Willis; graves, Supply; N: Poplar Bluff, P. A. | Hansford: Oak Ridge and Harkey’s Chapel, H. O. R. Harper; Portageville. _| Steele, to be supplied; Superintend Holley; Sikeston, C. ‘ent Children’s Home Society, A. §S. | White . J. J. Holland, | J- 3aldridge. Scudent Emory University, | West f . . Supe rin- H., FE. Alton and IiIimo, George Culbertson: , Stewart: | Marble aae water Circuit Md >» lers Supply: Plains District, ‘Simeon Shaw: Conferen: Ryan, presiding elder: Koshkonong, G. Fr. Chil. | Fikes; Anutt Cire uit, Fred Gastian: Dennis: | Birch Tree & | Newson : Bourbon Caboo!l tendent of Sunday School. R. L. Duckworth; ndent Thomasville, J. 8S Circuit, W. B Circuit, a. d. Car Cire, A. y; Couch Circuit, to be i'supplied; Ellington Circuit, J. W | Hatcher; Eminence Circuit, A. D. | Rankin; ue. 6. A Grandin Circuit, ki. H supply; Houston Robinson: Leasburg Circuit, Borden: Licking Circuit, D dren’s Home Society, Cc. L Student Northwestern University. Buckley; Student Asbury | @4Stian; onference ecreta nm. C.- Hoy. Farmington District. Montier Circuit, Red Bird Circu Station, . Dr, i Wells, who has served as i} elder of this disfrict irs, Will go to Baton eed Dr. Tay! Le former f Central Col- Church of I arle Ston, W. Four-Year Term for llders. Va. le which still prevails | ore As BO ry’, } os Tadlock . + ri rT) * Yr % CHUCT) ! pointed for Church, an for Bellefontaine. New churches in anne pastors appointed the St. Louis comprising th are; Arlington Church, I. C. sher; Fenton circuit, J. H. Kern, iv; Kerguson, O. A. Bowers; Street, H. H. Im- ¢ ages S and suburbs, =! ? Johnson; cKetts; tor | | Hill, | Heys; Ironton j Kdmmonson: Piedmor: t ana rC. R. Baker: Plattin Circuit | . | . | Vance, Supply: inia, F. M. | donald: “rederi ee 7. oe lerie n t Doug! me Hematite Cirey f J. . uit, J. M. Willard, le Circuit. D. B. Kazee; strict Evangelist, ~ Herculaneum, and Hie kory O. D. Niswonger: Le Hoitom: | . Forsythe: Ma adwood, 'y — - mine $+ or Lutesville { irciuyit ‘ ete wi : " +4 r Circuit,. W. Arcad mem nee memati attin Circuit, J. . Contributors to | = Tornado Relief . ‘ 1» edge WiCK Johnston, Eureka, J. P. Yale Middle} rooks: ary of Education, C. eS 3% . - ville Circuit, Sup- Ply; Me- University,, | | ae York and Student 4 (‘onference Pp. Thog- Poplar Bluff District. Brown presiding elder: mfield, J. H. Jones: O. C. Hedrick; Campbell, Raper; Cardwell Circuit, F. r ; ++ , ae Bernie | | neer, Supply; Cooter Cir-! r. Young, supply; Deering, Foard; | supplied; Essex, J _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH > } erili- Kasey: Senath | Isbell: | * L* +, " t station, é‘ Lowndes Circuit, | Mrs __ PAGE 23 Min- : ' ar’ | Fawar . Rares 5. M. _, Taker ~ - midtinie le Aller &, Buddy and Naney . ae” an” ee Jimmie brig . KB, Bur mam 2, 5. kart to ; raham ia =}, ; A. Kimbering oom No, 6 of E aw ° ; { Tr t is ; *?. ee American Legion 10, . j rank Bee ker Lt}. 5 BURNED TO DEATH IN HOTEL Police Declare Blaze in San Fran- cisco as. Incendiary, the Associated Press FRANCISCO, 10.— nidentified men were burned a fire which gutted the hird street yea- Authorities are working theory that the fire was of origin. The fire broke places about the declared. The wooden struc- mostly by la- sients. Oct. atin in Hotel on T several time, police a flimsy was occupied and trat ee a te SPECIALS MONDAY NIGHT é6éPr. M. TID P. M. REMLEY Arcade Market Olive Street Road at North and South. Free parking space for thou- sands of cars. = Do your shopping at nite. Bring “Daddy” and the kiddies along. Lbs, finest cane gran- ulated (5- Ib. Hmit).. Prices for Mon.. Tues., Wed. and Thurs, : A 2 D - | > > ‘ ie Chuck Prime, Ib ) rurc as 6 moe light, white as a Chuck SO lily, genuine ket- LAMB STEW + > tle rendered; 18c SHOULDER sos ten ue quality (5-Ib. lim- REEL boneless it) **e@ereeartveoeee Shoulder or Kib ee was * —e ee ~— MT. AUBURN] _ MARKET 6128 Easton Welliston Weliston’s Leading Food Stcre Sirloin Tendertoin, Porterhouse, Ih. re Iuwn ; 2icalinr ’ Labadie } Gray's Summit, J. F. Glassy, | supply; Marvin Grampp; Mount Auburn, J. A. Brown; New Haven, C. P..Kirken- 'doll: Shaw Avenue, J. W. Perry; an Memorial, eo rare, 5 . ¢ “ Dy tigeattvs oe ral agar Uf pended ae tae 9! dicate < a4 BV he te Ws a i hess

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PAGE 24 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SS . _MONDAY EVENING. OCTORER 10, 1927_— | __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____ ee ne ee ee : ponsinhidmeaes Aan ao ee ST. LOUIS SPEEDBOAT SETS 50-MILE RECORD FOR OUTBOARD MOTORS ee — TANTS - ——- SNe ere ae " - - . ~ - a ee a a ene er omens -——— mae een ~ _— ah yea Seng e ME ay Gh ee ae. SS Pa T Closes Tonight a | . a ae ee an ae rn ; : sige eae ne ; eae a ~~ netic ian iain i dete i mm nin tnt et OOO OC OCC CTC. . e iin to. oe gl REGATTA ON We TAS HET FTC SMO Hero; Good eam | ee ee ee ee CERTAIN & Vitek (FAGUE RACE ) Helped Yanks Win in Four = { 25. SH TE O08 ene a Ralph G. Schmidt Pilots - FR hk Fe F Sak Ss Shai si ETT Cone a oka ee As Told to a Post-Dispatch Repre- |» Boat Makes Mile in 56 (Re Se ee Co RS rr FS pace ane nr ne y ‘S : oa | a me F ; | Seri s Had No {Ramona Trac DREYFUSS } ; | THER BAD 30,000 WITNESS Start and Finish of the Speed Boat Free-for-All i . ie || 93 Piay Wen U7 nounced that the track wil | THE MISSISSIPPI |S Stone ‘oocated coco: WELL BE IN PROSPECT Steadiness Plus Good Breaks |? ously since June 3. Ramona , . nf Be : | | Roe dt Straight Games. } “the regular ogram of nin ? Pittsburg Owner De a a 1 York Club Likely to “Olive Cycle” in Long | | a oe ee ee 3 ee vat tar te ans: ar ee i q Be Strong Pennant Fac- Distance Race—Koenig’s } gap ee Lote : aed ae = = ‘ee e SuPer ya og eee FOE SS a Bees ae Pe ae By Babe Ruth. § a wr its Shs” te ea : From Cincinnetj of . tor for Five Years—Few smn is each tir ie Men of “@ Places Need Strengthen- Seconds. —— —_— ee Press a ; oe — ¥ . 4 ing for a hero. I didn’t find one, |? CD@ties Rock road. ‘| NEW YORK, et 1m q sidered any propositions @s the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. $3994 to Each ile f Haze Nh (Ee%j) Cuyler, | OR K. ict. —_— How re he i Ri eS A he i i asa team ° chief figure in baseball's TRESS Re ee World = A Tas eat ees ace | a ae eee Irate aS WOPIC controversy, nor has i eries Share (°2{°S°%c tat Capes Pat 1@ ciub, according to ‘+ Comorosky, Who Piayed | reyfuss, owner of the Pirstags : Mr. Dreyfuss denied thag | While Cuyler Rode Bench, — nocotiateda with pier mst Not Included in Distribution. anager of the Cincinnati g or a sale involving Op scores QO. NOE POR ALC NOM, meee, SAT AE REAR Bi :s “ft SPO eat REN “pers s0ns waic! P ittsburg Club JOSTIES DEFEATS boaetr Sold a i cet ; Be | | een on : af Pin * d= , oat ; ; : the sing SUNSET COLF MA : : “et Pe: : 0 | i : | ta dete . . i . : ? —- i *“ » ie > . . . ‘ 4 ‘: . ~- »+? . . _ - > _ ‘. . -? , wey. > - . . - e = ° . — > , A > . soa 8 i 7 ~ . X * z .« i rs % . “ : ~ 3] . : + « * »* 2 bd °, « * = —_ = - . . - . a a eae ee OR: : oR eee. ; aS 4 ‘ ou Sia . ft : »pPO: ionship ° : : ; | « ii : ; ne : it . — ~ *’ : A , a AA s ¥ a4 ie OD 5 ‘ rY ‘ " : . a. 2 4 . ‘ " . ° P . i 5 Li * ~ . ' . . . , Se Fae . A Se ‘ot 2 ; ) ’ LJ i é mh > » _ . To. ' a > a . “i F * ‘ . i> rr . . . . e Ba - " -* ; ii ‘ »A4 . ‘ - : however. sinc: ety pe FS = n , y . ae pe ey a vi a bh ~— . ~ . m et ~~ “. e Se’ ‘ rye , a , . ry) ; : : ‘ >% ’ Sal ‘ ‘ . sn m * 4 , z . . 7 La | | ge * as aire Wih ief ¢€ oy Raed ee es By and cow? ‘Low C. Wentz, Oklahoma Oil the most awkward driving position’ Magnate, Named as Purchaser yOssib! “ y The 6 ee by New York World. event Pp ARIS ‘ wned by DIP OI EL ERIE AR SS season's flat and 20 sec is . _ and | The winner Baby Ruth Leads evess. We nAivn REE ae “ee I a — , Spe. ney GORE aos be att ee 8 : would ’ ts ine] ed h iistripyu te mae a: : : “an riz jat,is iiAmely codon M aN | a ; Gran@ Prix ¢ few games, a | Oaks, and Sees Be i me a ni 3 = c dub v as Re oilt “ Quic hly. | Mon Talsm BOXING CARD SLATED ee ae me ‘sually a team a year Of inerby. Yes : | a DO Arid ; hs ' a bn . ~ : tn ’ fo] , pieces, 12400 meters TONIGHT IN TORNA sehen pg ‘ae ‘ be Se aie ten a: —, . 72 ; —_ Bn se ae Te ti w — . az , E rs Pars ; ‘ . +. v 4 i . . ’ rit: } " : ' . a, ° ~+* an, y ‘ " . : , " . ” . ~ f S mn - oa . > prs Se ; : . wie " “ en A ; 7 . * = Kage =. he ng >, i e bes ss i i i Co ck i i i 4 ia wwsa DA. . | ~ - r ; ’ ternated between fir: Associated ¥ ae = en eres ee RE A Sh FO INTO SENDIN 1G “ny | i ” 4 a * - . . = " see ~ : os 7 7 a » “es 7 ; - -_ ro “ " “ - ne we - om ? ia " . P ; : : > If en 4 acai . - ‘“ A 2 : ae ae a - ee WS 5 see y mabe ‘ * ~- - . : ' ; ‘ ' c 4 th m™ r 7 . ‘ 4 xe : rs aie *- -_ - b ' out. one . “ - . . aie «4 ies . : a ‘ " ‘ ‘ ," 7 ’ > = * v ; ee 7 . “ : a: ies scein on t} 7 | age . i ee ae SE be - RRR Pie RE ne ae ee RE eet ae ee wor m pion: Yd a great ball | li: . aiso J a he in FILMS TO NEW ¥i , asia ithe Yankee % ERP in Mids iu i i : : oe Se ais a ‘ : Te m wit ors ; orev et. rs , denly, Met Tes t * sci ; ; ‘ ; ’ . ‘2 . J = . ‘ J eS ; il a | ee SS oe ¥ . . P ; dae \ ee ~~ Set. 7 # le. “2 Vy cali: cx 2 crs “~1¢ p..4 ; Ys ’ " & _— ‘ 4. e ¢ ” - uphiay ; . 4 . . “oe =e 2 Ree s me . — — ae ri il : pehdd iy ish eet z Linute: or 300, ago, but with he retuy | af } iay on the Mussiss1 iV Miss . Lows (the in r) anha Re 2d ° : ° ° : hic . * papagaes ‘ | 4 1 » takes ) Otherw rr % ” « Pia Y bas 1 chaser to 3 Final Event Piea ses Crowil, Phe so of | Pirates would 7 ye ésTae a ° : . vv at sean cose the farsous cure cas es NOtre Dame Will Meet One ‘Big Six” Schools Pitchers and Won the Title ever, when four bo OTD ] i] “babar biel cae Lh ae ° = ; 7 mein Draw u Schedule for: he Pere Lon bars 7 . -* Pane « are a at reat | OF five tance of six miles. | He ia , esa Sg berate aD Of St r Onge est Eas! CTn ed ven without Ruth, though/* tan foun Panhar » . . cine, ; : . ee : pains ‘ = = — His Selection of Pipgras in Preferer terula shocker | me Semi eo a ‘3 importance cannot be overesti- Semere Janior, driven bY a €59-/ ostate players and any emalie: 7 _ - Teams Which Seceded From Joseph Seiden, pre fe : andoubtedly the great- | 424 Dossim ao ogi si = = - - holdings with the pure! ast tl Game Ww ith Navy Saturday Valley Conference Book and Ruether, Was | Se | ; a st. Wann ss a 3 “e teal h > - ayer th : ame today. anh ree ee in ae aati AUD. y, 6 ) a’ he pitek first s. alt istrup, at ae Pee. r Games for ’28 and ’29. minds baseball; 78¢ Die the hee] ‘ is rou ee es ae es henge | good next a ivy . . 3 , PF : 7 4 ‘ é al aT . ~ er 2 ‘ . - . wh Aa a} ‘ : KX char ‘ La ot ; . : - . 2 5 ey 3) Y bic j Pressed his accellerator to the care, Cit Sis , tact Has | eadine P - inal ves ee : negatives were brought Remy deahigger hie ne Yankees °>ma-| * Just atm boar is ok : . ate ‘ ian ‘ Aa ‘ | sere. R44 i ite : . ‘ “ ‘ ‘ : ‘ ’ . ‘ ‘ . = o' ‘ 4 _ eres . , a: Pp ; ‘ : aint st tiji in his ‘ 4itQa ia X ~~ — : . * | ‘ : ‘ ‘ 5 : 4 the) y S.i 1a next year. | : a ¢ ce — | started out » could make Pie} PH | eather adv Ke an ordinary Mutt, | but Hugst uch of this owned - rluable » will be kept} pore nergency auty | ™ ssi third base- | ae oe | Giard, R | a : Louis 0 ashes by | great year with the No. t fr = x % : : : Ze a ' re " . ‘ - . F Ld ; a igi : , 4 ba ‘ d j = i . I 4 pane es : - : a | emat is so Om A L£ooOd ‘San ae i‘ aQlrilel : : iss ? : Bis [Cu Upoil “ Yi ¢ eis ng. f > : : an em : eae bi ' *" ana season, mae pte *D pure ; . ; “ USCUSS: . 3 in enough 1 i Hs : mit form one | ane re im Omsto.7-Cc e tit! i aT. - ae Gene Robertson at Third? Outboards. CLUB HAS BEEN SOLD 7 3 $5 ing r ir ns ‘ mt a recy stunts. Herb Pennock wor th a aegis ems, at ie! orld ne % do well with tae Yan- 3 ; liant and cour- stances con- | Nes : ler Pat PSS | Se at ol | mn off his stride in driven ’ thre Lisps a SSSA Oe , ‘ 3 os , ? , , Sank ras Ra 2 : ) 2 rod ‘ Lwo 3 . } . | ae mete ase is hn oo : | AOU iS, bjections were raised motors ‘ : > : ; , . . . Te ae : . sie ‘ . i ‘ f : . ry I I ‘ . ‘ ; \\ ‘ t *; d ro iy > , ae, aes aps bas ’ : z ° 2 e . 3 eo 4 C : * } a it have his s break- onds, Th me as —.? ¥ oe a ae ae il ; | _ muULigers tec first d a IN s, | gTas,. z Ll b: ets Pipera: ’ : ) a pear aman, eS aioe aan mn = De ow it never has been troub! 2 tn a . fine ef RO SS ie ages: a mee | et} from a mans ability make furthe adjustments ce 1 hes | ) a ae ila ae eer di : = ranged \ le gU-} r.o!d | e+ ae — : 4 base Bu ° ‘ ’ — ike , * ') ’ an*s ne ver o again attempt to break reco: john A. Herydler. ° Bost | ' | oe : sue, 19 ee — thet of . wie f They of KS.4 ITrikies . per nour : 4 4 : \: ‘ . ? - “ : Q $ } ‘ rm , 5 ma ; . v* : P| . i \ . J iad ae . ee ae | _- % . os > ‘ a , ue . ’ os *- - . J ha —- * -_ and by Gar Woed'’s Miss America rithout tion ' Ms va ' e;s sai aN CER 3 es A. im te t 1.ar : Results ef wartews events fellow: | , 4-miie out board—ti rossimann. first Reamer, second Miss Maes, third. Time IS 24 minwies, 4-mile runabeut—Panhatd Jr, first i oe sccemd; Mazel IV. third. Tin -+pinutes., - ' a ‘ flu - : ' . wm 4 ; N G-mile 1. 31—— Mixs DPeanvwillk . fire: ’ . ~ ; . : 5» ae . ar -' , ‘ } auUSe net ++ ral ; ived ete | , : : Bee Y nd — _%. ; ohertszon, throrn — second: Crippled Eli, third ; : ‘ I ; ass sa Cd Ss . ; ROO CEUEFY , rat _ a : . Mis “—* : one whic —s Fa ss z — ’ + Ord, . zat as : SEVELT HI ai cher, but because the | games a $64, was the only varmer and BO CUMMMMMae? «3. tc objections to his per= ‘ " Ca tee! dee i, ‘ “ : , : $ 4 a, ee Ooms .o ss Pp . ‘7 ‘ : = ; . | . ; a Bis : . = ly , . | } . ‘ LEY EN TOMORRO' KV 5 ' - « esi ; a HE oe see ; } ; -~ r ’ ~ ' q ee } , rT, ‘ry ee ifT] as a bases : : os a ; ack to ~ cha iri- Spirit ef St, Lewis, finitshed in order. Ba! oAe a SS : hoa ' Reh NE Au ip ;, — i ts eteesann ‘ 1€2¢ 3. Meadows falied because § * I 9 iat wi tte} "he ff velled for a. ‘ the best Ruth stopped at iap 9. Dud at inp 12%. Thousands » , @ 4 Berne oc prose Fifty-Mile Outboard Race ‘ St. Kocnig Tries for Record. Sethe!’ 7 - pat lees 7 ay PRR ee Re SE # é ee ap ae. aft - Ee he asian BiVis acd ae ae in ratige #e enough to be : , — fe ; laa és e ‘ 4 , tia . ie gs 3 . , rhicl | | a etn cs Cert Cigar 5 4 ge to a goat that the world } went through t Meries orc a. ‘antes wUni- Chess Toul irhey > Starts. “ le Me sie ian ae din . . Storm. tie ; pee Bh” nile yee 17 : a ail dines our ut of the he tra (Fe E a =~ mage say ~~ Wow Gen of 1608's. ont rie — ° at for the miserable bet- se aagtak + pee “ better ihan the Be .. Ming a. rage of 118. He also Wit | Yankees. B . 7 _ | oy : : oe ; a : ” : ra) : - i128 . ie é Sak i eee ; fw eR ~ hs . bs e nm a . j i] Pe maT by th ; es. Put ae . Be Pern « nh be red as the eo etter | . ie. ‘ singies championship aE iste Bik! rbines a rperts 2 ma th Orig these irate 4 who muffed a fig in the 1938) wi — Hs , Me dé -heacer, arranged by | start: an international! urna- luggers fel heres ve % lf serie bled | an tle — ao MAUOTY Then pair ith «§ t} _ « | Associa a. % aie le a . a Brauansees spe sete = ye . ries, an error that eae 100" Pe ae Sg = von ce: > win t? mix: ae ee wes eS ee exsesgin as SATSnait Wet neh at fPiisow itcht ng, Sand Cardinals to win the histerte | . ye RITwrerk~ , , sts . . ei tee a3 Gg ross tornacoe .. + Arr e > a? oe _— . =? — - m : i =. Bats rr a My --* Vamouose. it) efeating Mi: foun - @ tracted a aa : a A ee a a ee a oo | ‘=h game of that dramegte Y e ane : Aa ‘ ees & | ee | ee : 3 ; Pa E ae. f ro 5 of + Z:. ex . 3 ‘ . : . . - — .s 7 i “ . Lente. 2:07 D5: Panhard Ir @:°°4 Li. ton t. : Seal — — a ' ast a cage uve fii, £01 279 mark. RY: irtrsie . ; ARMS ‘ ‘i sy efi ; ' it ded the z Me “Se! newer hes played well tn *

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SPATCH | == —_—e ms —___. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, 1997. _ __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 2% = _ MOTORS, BASEBALL’S GREAT PE , | : «i f . ' | : eS codecs, RA POR heg cs ¥% i Pit SS a )} —-Nevotia SS LI ik e one! um jlre loudly alls of by the word. | cali Anite p aboay, tein a wom mvs yet co By J. Roy Stockton. me % ee vee ; ee ; . 464d wt 7) ' j ‘ ‘ “OTLLIN Ue i “ey LEIGY IIL LOE SiS. , son? , nh- ; Sepa eee : Be 4 ions for a 12-round heavyweigh oelrixe one. repets the bat- Q te S Bes BRR Ee pee ithe prized Belmont F uturity, is al- sidered .any propositiong for the Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. | | B : oa eS : a t } i Reigh Count will en fa’ \- a. . dite? *. —_ > - = {) vers m *) ve ’ ON al " “ he : San ae : oS ight . . a4 4 2 ' ’ , saci ; : 1} ir ’ le . , = ; . . = : i ¢ le » } ee ; ry} eo rr) 4 if e wo nr S a Swe ape | ee : Sil sea by baseball fans of th iis | : fa “ * n | But if your talk should be pro-| pave an opportunity heactmeeni , rhe ¢ wi — ee = sm h . 4 : : ~uy er ney ue : ; ‘ * 2 . _ : : ; - ; on ry . in . i » " aff) ie i rs. in a : + are }, ” ' ; & SS) to & ye , A a4 f ; b ye i ‘ 5 ‘ . 4, t an all il. i eL_btue i= i jié CE nter fielder muffs the bal] found lead in fl county * ove? " } Tri e@ on 305 year . — , / ‘ 0 : : — hg dagen set a record this year by taking a * Lico., Me gpd the ciu! | | * National® 3 , S Ls —e 3) ery nuec ‘ ‘ Ay | mee hir se , - j . ° perican +. shies 2 MARCY. And nothing could be fairer; It wouldn’t carry any weight saturday with Hitenour, twice de | istorie Tiastern fixture, the “Hague according ta Ba : , rhey 3 Py « hout err rc? ‘tf . i 10 Played reyiuss, Owner of the Pirates . iF 7 . 0 ic | ie | One moment, please,” we hear Usless they sold it by the|feated by other county elevens.| peimont Futurity, with one horse, ) ae oe : a , uicK WO ; iva llot Ark... See Re bir cs — é 7 ; ode Bench eed Dre yluss denied that he had 4 ag Fsie, a the necessity for ’ ae wt We i — } *e contract him call; | pound. University Cit) and ot. | pried. and the Western 2-year-old classic, , Ie Ls ated with J: Y, ik ; pas emp ASIA U . | i . Katd & ; ilci | \¢ i cabscin v3 “Wow many trig? in error?” i a open league sche dul 3 : t } sfner : Kentucky Futurity, with ane : : 7 » i 4iUi, gramme, ' > * * He I drickg, : . »« tf ti 1S +1ié¢ ,7 Mstribution. Manager of the Cincinnati oe 1097 th % i no Pape eaaeagaaehadaiaestngy wonbbeamnsct | , - eae } } a . aygyi i ri ne re. itoner boul 1a ae ' Today’s Worst. The P rho lic Hig Seo boo] roo fhali | ie ’ s } ‘ A ne Cy Through the season ¢ the a % | . | * ‘ere a grea : ae I 2 ; |arranged to bind every first-class| And as the piil they must pursue} . C. D.—Have another: A | League does not open until a wee k ss ie irday but Beaumont, Cen- | Country Day 6; Chaminade 21, Yankees were a a - ie ; ie o ; : tion. Bu ‘ h ii y . i ‘ bao BS § si df vyN Ji C h} he country for | ‘hea rr } 7] hoy ar " 4 ; | ir Thi Sat ~ tt on atit ose ENT i . oe se ae Le | ais f aia aes ayia rgeds The. write till they are dizzy, woman radical from India tried to} “4 on See tR ie} pre tenagy rt , oe ease f2- SSCs oe aT ee pews veree’ Sh FMS LUMP NAMIC, inde ©, ae ee ; : ; ; ; | tral, Cleveland an¢ LOOSE VE lave | Joon ifns 9. JOSTIES DEFEATS | sh low before the New York | —Wide World Phot. i nk Tne ¥2 Pt l'o play the game and write it, too, |interview President Coolidge, but| the i ne ° ™ S hedul and cash low Ore iG OF hoto Key an née} » 10} ; : | practice engagements scheduled. This Wee S$ OC e. TANCILL IN BEST OF F¢dircus returnh¢ ad. ils ‘ i ¢ re le TOMMY LOUGHRAN. IIi' i l nN : o>: th . 1} . N p * } M ust kee p them fairly busy. | Caleutta. Central, how ever, is not likely to Tomorrow i Willa night ~ ° j Th 4 iTs al GQ 1T) 11e tourna- AY : ys > it "e ster (3 , ~ — : : _ oe — - a - “ mle . Roosevelt at Kirkwood. i s I Ce aC I z P| € é ¢ “és © ‘ . } ) 1 A r nas il ( Friday. | wason had © "a defeating Mike McTigu ints in their 15-round bou = = i r3i ed ST rt rj , ee 4 te. port writer is at a dis-| games it took Capablanca one’! iD nnccsian ateieiiiiniasdi: Celtis | slag ? sia ; tid ; i ,% e ; *Rite 4 M } 2 4 titenour at Maplewood. ntor $ that the bi sites Jat: ; _ enemas = ibeteetedeia | adv¢ fave . qn’ eae ¢ } . | interesting” ue ‘1 ivisiol ———_» —- -- |advantage. He can’t get a job/ hour and 45 minutes to make one COUNTY LEAGUF, Clayton at John Burroughs iay a . *20 for } " i ; a - Ae ; ; atoll ik aie mea was for the other fir: . r | playing ball in a world series came | | & 7 : uniry Clut ba . Are _5% ‘ i | an a th en hire a sul S if ( ( 7 -] 7 > , ; ‘a Ma lewoor 7 * - 1.000 a ; . : - i , - ' = 7 x" kl: oti Og “* met } ; } a rad 4 } , + ' | 4 P Zz , *-* . . . ' seeper and bat nt ia *. Jostics won 1 up/iibig Way. E ON J for him. The fans would note the |. what would happen if those| ' | High. | Ms. aeank tried his b 3 N PARIS TRACK meriatownesstcin es: ERIES | specia: ; we | ee | , iSinhafie 1OS© | Clayton ; 500 | ; on the nineteenth green. Connie Mac} +4 s4des ' RAC O S RI , differce ce in a jiffy. | boys were to try to pull off a | Kirkwood 000 Central at woe : : : : . 3 ¥ neeee ' thea A My ’ 7 sindinsisin ma ; Aer l¢ oo} . ; Q 0 q . ” ‘ oO i ] it } a ri » “e*enreenee#e . P na ni¢ a > B ee : : shi ~ 2S! ° a : ne Yanks. , es ia ' . ‘4a , ] ARIS. = Le 4 U. Mon Tals! s an, ey. Sha . ? ne S 4 1218 % — 4 Aa : bia ii 4 | Gti wig sil F } rT ye - ° = | ¢ yu , a p J Ranken at ( teveland. , | ; — r ae ee ile das a. sn — Sate ae a a? :, urthermore, a sport writer ie PREPAR. ATORY LEAGUE, . : > ; ding BEAGLE | hampions a Class. | nd failed, So ne eC owned by Martinez Dehoz, yester-| .. 41 ? Hin 3; . reste geometries cheat: Sod ’ ‘ . Pct Kemper M. A. at Principia. 2 . ae . P. ore an d Lilé i ¢ : Li’ io ; tt aa . won the A re de Triomy he ' a: =~ rs — mi a4 a4 2 ‘ ess it . N yuld do about as Ww él] at playing ST. LOUISAN SHARES IN j Cc 0 1 000 ( entra! at Ww ebster. § recalled from | },.,,; ee ee - n Philadelphia. 1 th ntone the last big feature of the! . os vs ae Was the thirteenth straight victory | ball as a critic would do-at writ- | TIGERS’ SERIES AWARD W ' na 0 1.000 | *U. City at St. Charles. ; es wr EASE el stoic hie : acti mLaKeS, sie ast Uk reature i: Lue q , o Be os ia’ han nek ee ee " rs } eCSsticry i " ° * nd of the se: ¢ : ‘eat Athletic: weren ” ae : nree . ; Mm §en Since : League games, ; =r oryen 2a ‘ ' season’s flat racing at Longchamps. si ; ‘ , , ( Chie Be es be aes-a | 000 | nhart n lef RRP SRS 2 a F, a] mough to do the job. ees “ale se Re ee sia es a gages he intercity I Bs ce _ ms J inet) | | Neal Conway, St. Louisan, who aa — 4 0 P 000 | Teams of the Public High School : : tes CTimman, ¢ and oo. ’ . . ine winner thus snares tne se€a- | os ~ “s : Ce eee rr} , ¢ on a6 Ls Ly § 7 OUNnTry ay ... oce the nch ; 3 +e. : Nor is there any an I } : ‘« , 20 poaiure Of tn 2an vas the} “s as a: ee aes (is chief groundkeeper for the De-| | League have made the following f A. ; ‘her defeate 4 zz - - , | ms 'son’s honors with Fiterari, ‘hea snip. : ne even English Girl Conquers Chan-| ca : W , n the distribu a ee ‘ ¢ |W. Tf. M@epaseball horizon that,1S ilnely | dafented an Te} ; passing an n Innins are | é is a |troit Tigers, was awarded a half- |! Last eek 5 "Scores. | records in practice frames: ots. 77 > yf \¢ P, .? ~~ ' ” ’ oe 4% ~ " ' i ) } } r "or Yace ,OoT ’ “ * ted i ly PP th - ‘te a : & beat the Yai Kees next ‘ear . - Bee a p i | i1¢ j as iincy d+ } ' r] o loffmev. r 1) cho ne] ln 10 I Ooint Lower Case, Ovel | share of De troit’ S part in th le w orld Rooseve hi 44. Ranken (}: St. ) i Li. Tied. - i r ' : Poi} ele at , 4 o ; . | re i 1X ic é ris cA 44 Le 0 "Qi ee rs | } } } H » © 1 . # } , . ‘kT’, av . ' - 1+ } + aa ¢. ‘TY ) ; ; P ¢ : ; Ta ’ 4 ; ‘ nd >i ; ; aes ¥ feated F.@ sar after, or the year after that. a AT ory al team when they won the first! for the Deaf. he hi schoo]; three and one-third lines of read-| series receipts granted for finish-|U. High 6, Beaumont 0: Principia | Roosevelt . ' 0 0 ; —- i}Oaks, and who was defeate: Vie a douhle-head St9 po’ Se ee ie ‘ Tt > | : }wood 0; Normandy 13, Ritenour | | Cleveland 0 I impel] yi" cf - ; i tte snags ° yeep & ester ivy s “ace as 1 a axis . of meseles a ge : . oy ee afte} it c IV 1S Kir = ‘ , f ; ; aft lavineg reviously n two/jand rews sco! uuchdowns for isum amounts to about $209 for; 0: Cleveland 12, McBride 0; ~ oe Soldan ... 1 0 I | 1 yf “ her teeth. Conway ivelt 12. Webster 0: Cc. B. C. | pe eeusenne ‘ ; 1 pit ces 4 av. Ae . . ** : » 4 a4 : — TORNADO F.C. Gillam deteate. in. RRO of Kreatness, falls te -|2400 meters and Fe ‘racks and another ; Cree, } ne BE ows old an: | 600.000 francs to t ND DRIVE .-H. Josties defeate: emgreat team springs w another |time for the even pwn. But the Yankees, alt: d eesiineaieraniniinariiaiinaes hing in 1921, 1922 and 125, Were | ; eut of the world series sp a world series, but he N J is aA ws Jad as : ; ae ja constant threat at for two years and the they came : : he may go through unds* GRAND JURY | INQUIRY Beck strong and won two more |" iefly becau he ) ahia 4 / 1 4 . + + son, chi “walt er @ennants in a row. And the end ‘ h 34 pen « fielder of experience to force . Th Oo wrest- INTO SENDING OF FIGHT ” not yet. | ie 1 sais ae ep Suethaning Slapay i be held in FilMS TO NEW YORK gee ee eee oa thig {the Yankee roster develops si rogram. ; ever. ut 2 5 f ; | by the Ass sfe4 Press. = wre ae” , i niy, Meusel will be the NEW YORK, Oct. 10.—The head er, that | ae - | il rto go to the bench. “Ber la 1@ Was idi Wl td] Ci) : é filmed the # : ‘a ee ~] as therwise the Yankee machine mes ©. Me the trail. An lakes as ight in Chicago, pd care es ,ts . an eare 17 o ne . ‘ ACA 4 operators and @@% winter a1 | | fire ase. Lazzeri 1. 3c ~ : ’ &. 4 ) : oe “ 2 ] asda a sa tra of the aCe ; yeas WU SENN ' ~. 13 ‘ ” he > . 3 ; . a aes Ss ‘ : Ve ars id, a > On tne = ee y not » reguiars next year. |; -. } . nr aS rhting. : . epi OP POO ia nose hurlers who wo stucK : uch films were shown fn sev- 7 an, still a great third base- age. Wiley Mooor>: : — ~e>4 ; he . at 1] lv the only , 10 i . ii . “ ) i . is best bets rs despite the es 2 42); Started out in baseball life Attorney th could make Pie} 3 Oolfer was pot | a a ee 2 in meek ‘father advanced age, for baseba we he by . that f} xhibitors would be ; agnor | look lik ean ordinary Mute, | t Huggins expects him to ns eee BD | eniinusninn Pwas handicapped much of this year | ~ agit : 1 subpoenaed. ; '-4luable asset for severa Bey weak jegs and he will be kept} an a on the be nh h for emers ha >i | _ ; + * * "ankee ‘ii get : . Sins aie | hen there is Shocker, Shawkey, : . i—each inkee will @8 s00n as a capable oe tor oan n't lock of it WAS t? +? \ YN Ro he > | ; ey ench Pirate n apt 1 O ive T 1e@ an ees |} mvals on the | Huggins mas said he would Ot Geana a bad season, has been pur- | th me +1, oe : | men ad it | . ! ¢ t ‘tt ye r for several | men made but i trade a man. The team promises Pehased by the Yankees and he is|“ battle next year or for ™ call ' ce ‘orm in ‘ : = > or "% ; - So % ¢ the Se coming to he as — rfu ! in 1928. es} cial b expected to make Tne grade and ‘ly in pitehi what with Moore “Gite the New York team's regular wy of the tithe | and Pipgras hati to take regular } Pihird baseman in 1928. end ——c ee Cc cegsons to come. Mt least two men/turns as a result of the added eX- GR Gene Robertson at Third? all cBrough the | perience gained through world a Gene will do wel! with the Yan- Pp. They were | series triumphs. meres. He is a brilliant and cour- bu Genhrés. The | abe h has a contract which eI ous youth. Circumstances con- 400 while Co-/ has ,O more years to run. But ; Pwired to put him off his stride in B. Babe hit two) Lou Gehrig. who gave the Bambino | Louis. Objections were raised in seven runs. |a thrilling ttle fora greater part Ge p because he liked to have his break- | oe doubles and | of the campaign, must be signed: Gam@stin bed. Now it never has been Swatted | And Col. Ruppert will have to deal *2blished that eatin. breakast in f several others. . 7 3 bed detracts from a man’s ability Payot regards the Pirates, it 1s ale @ > to Play third base. But good em- fe h certain that one trade will be 4q ) Dloyes of ice plants never do such did nobly. But That will be in the case of @ 8 thing. The, haven’t time. They 8Urh Waners tc | Kiki Cuvier. The case of Cuyler i@ q > have to eat in the regular way. and a, the younger ‘f the mysteries of baseball. & . | Bet down to the plant to handle the and scored five the 1925 world series, um ice. And Phil Ball, having ice as’ mah ; Credited to the | 2 ined for his failure to slid@ planted most of his life, couldn't ° Pau} hit 32 + yi ; onAse in a rame with % 4 and Gene S 4 good enough to catch: —into Natural Bridge Rd. west to Carson Rd., then a are cl ts i . “7 ; el ae ve as good if not better. So will Gag © sath omni tel eta ig south main thoroughfares—Kingshighway, Union, Maver An : 4 . : . y a er player. And i | Lin And ¢ ineinnats nay © ® or tne Brown hut who caucht ted 14 chances | may ne bett FT tro | iielding Glenn | ata; ge go7. Bi mes of the 1927 world series, north to track. Ni start 1928 a tey finished in i- we Med 600 i field rfectly wre «tur 7 ‘ . a an fielded perfectly. ets ; eT} Pe} il mike plenty a Bob Me > brid Serjes Epo = ° " shat a eure) Passing. trouble, @® The other Yankee who may ve ||| SERVICE CARS from Wellston Loop, from Delmar —_—— ——— a mer eed the coming vear or th . , Fi ming year or the and Hamilton, Grand and Washington, Ninth and is Bob Meuse. Bob always , £O stoke the hest F 4 accumulated a good batting | Washington. trent. nore appt yoy a oe ‘ tas oy Me we - Snip ‘ ti . - i 7.6 Hig Li CZ s Fee, but he is agoing. He was fF ertunate enough to be the near- Cert Civar 4 — thing to a gout that the world Get Produc: in a Yantl.ee of the : . 2 ; Ss | 4 homy on the market? } Gem ke made two nits in 17 | | - eee eTage of 118. He al | % me, *™Membered as the outfielc ae SE ei ee Ss a OA = : ‘ muffed a fy . the 4 | | General Admission 50¢ (No Tax) | pias iat ee sis Be ae Ly ee de tg Ly iii , | «Series, an error that enabled | . ‘epeatiess: ponents sn conpmscana pass se ni tonenr ataentatiicadmuistbaaied OLE ‘ a ©8fdinals to win the historte | America’s Finest Greyhound Track : RR I SR ME cs : | ; — 3 a enth Fain f he ar | ; tr, eee. OB iccerre ardas’ TOBACCO CO. zie. Meuse} hever has played well in’

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. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH____ _— ST.LOUIS BEARS TO DEVELOP DEFENSE AGAINST MISSOURPS PASSING ATTAQMRACE RESUL’ from radio A A LLL LLL LLL A eh a Major Leaguers ' stations at Het Sprirgs and Shreve | Emerson an: >Neil. jelph nz =] 90m as Soe ae : Linton and Harper) Arkansas player living at Ark: fs, serry r 3 MB : elie waged feet wel This we For Tomorrow ' TIGERS OPPASE Valley Standings —— (Zé: —— | 2 eo port. a if ‘ Si | Se a: y Pl Waldo are hom ys, their homes .ing' phia. Terry is W i ? © — | HTIRD RA Siar? eee At Laurel. PRODUCTO | or real enjoyment middlewelsht, His farae rests o3 @ 7 eee eye pel eae ——==|that Luckies are the Se Ec Scott’s Record Weak. 5 : ee ) . ae its r ae ; i ae 2 mately ord indicates he is “ol . Said Flo Brooks to Lou Holtz Bias ice stn cutie “Sen ; e hecket ia 5, ADC . *_¢ — | ~~ ote ? a — 4 , | 1—Princess while waiting for their cue to ae os i ne ’ Gurez ye appear in “Manhattan Mar; preparation for a a —a | A Te ee 3 = 7 fade i 4 . notte ue ‘ =e a. oe 2 > a =. ' Ais Weather ¢ By the A gene? gt FIRST RAC ttle Broem f het & lahad «Wa Titrne——1 snette. Elm, SECOND BA ci€ar e e e ' ; Tle a i “2 cet ’ . ree Z y th oy 4 575% wets A tetas ee As . - . +, x . : ‘ ‘ .. . ¥° mS . » +, : ‘ ‘ ™ . / - *, ‘ " ° : ° , y ‘ . 5 ’ " a. ‘— 3 “we ° . . : : e ‘= . . di qd ] +9 vs oe . fr oi n a ; 2 . 2 2 SES $ *? - ~ : - 7 * P . ‘ tise - ~- P. y é . — * bch “ —_ Groun Rr es. “Be P Pte wg ; ; : ? : ; SS ae : : eee seer . re pees ate : . 70% s *.°s ; sae Or 0. aided, The Coving- | wa, Speecwell, r ids and up—One | oe ‘ at & qrites: t—Lut of “In the theatre world, Luckies have become ab : erme! 310 gMercomh .0.. cel ~ most universal, Stage folks are very critical ~~ a Hall .°-100 mal ce cones | Opel oe voices must be kept in condition, throat irritae =~ WRB er en n:e: IL Rolled Stocking] 10 3 tion is a handicap. In ‘George White’s Scane Re ens ripen cate) ee dals,’ most actors and actresses whose voices ave Sis tures: ee important smoke Luckies both for voice protece tion and finer flavor. For these reasons I prefer them, too. *Mise Furbelow ‘Golden Tinted 1 . - . Lacs snip * a Bouquet claiming. 3-rear ee Central’s Hard Luck. ea ht foe tain pace You, too, will find that LUCKY See = STRIKES give the greatest ; Se pleasure—Mild and Mellow, the finest cigarettes you ever smoked. Made of the choicest Tou ae Apc on El Producto-j« ia a es tobaccos, properly aged and blend- r even sme jad fortune, dating tarrely from ed with great skill, and there is an for even smoking = : , — Se anline. Schoo! el ae oe m short, you can alw = Brvvg a voritit i. El Producto for real ahjoqenans. a Oe te st extra process=—= I I S TOASTE “ Many sizes—10 to 30c. | The | rd’s ru “restos : > ° | teal to drop out ot vontbal —no harshness, not a bit of bite. G. H. P. CIGAR CO., Inc. Phile., 5 % ngs : : aE ‘ - ron} * ; ‘ CRor ~ ~~ * me Cardinals’ Mystery Man.

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MSPATCH ee 4 = :; ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, 1997 __ _____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH____===—SS RACE RESULTS, ENTRIES, SELECTIONS [perme ae oubiinaniaads ee ne eR nea A - seer a et et eat “ _ NIN Nt Nel tl ll le ed dala ae en ve, aot es - A. i i a ‘ ‘ i Pads ed et” } wr i i Ss A nl Na ww = wal vs inastttiacesti ONO FO LON OI Ne nell ell ll ral all al all eal ral alll sp se is from Tupelo, Miss J z. . ¢) 212 . ° son has been with the Giante ona ; Horse Entries | ¢ Hawthorne Charts g Tonight’s Dog Entries : hae" owe five , Arkadel- | years, Terry four y : : : fits boy. {fi T for Harper pot! Goa For Tomorrow : - we ogni lireniepe esiree SAE EE tat ather Clear; Track Good. EEE SRS Sa ame gata first year for H: i Pe | % ’ Harper ang Reese, atta ateaatataaatatat 3 We Sais tes * At Hawthorne. | CHICAGO, Oct. 10.—Following are the results of today’s races me WentoTON. FIRST KRACE—S1°709, claiming, “-year-olds, maidéns, five and half fur- : | ; ) - +p am { vd he gee ur Eniries. Arete : i it $1 25 fgg e : i longs: start fcood. WOR e€asliy, 1 P Vinee. vent to | | Ae . 3 .mil- > Suet ‘ 9] ULES. Winner, by, y y Qi } Maly . ere , Stevens. Time, :23, :48 2-4 ; Bis Law sae. : Pikes ACih—TLarve-sixteenths milk s2Luvlicguilicl avi l. 40Uliid itivat 4 x te, ) ¥ " * - ; xe : " ; :, ' ue ree 4 . as ¢1200 claiming 2-Year-olds, | ¢- ae ap Reel | co en wee | o MUGe AF ; belwou Boy Beergecond rac’. ~~ é Lprte WU) op BEM 1 2 4 2 ‘- yw ie 3 4! > tACKE—Quarier nue: R saUy COMLE vt 3 : fushies >| Gauiusiownl Mudel ney ulenm antaiouh Newville Céres Majors billet Good Brigade — "on : TS | 4 oa — . ° . + i vi ) he na ~~ ad y u Sade .* ° a3 ° r 2 | sa aig ‘26.64 oe 6 2 } : ' . 2 ‘ . te ra ‘ ‘ £40UMCr 40 JAR UCU Dp or Fred 208 7 Ri} oi / t)) ; ‘ ae ee: ° . — j po - : -. oJ . H. _ lj peer t ve (Jhj ‘I lig lurf Suuony pail ‘ ad Pragon } ua i ‘ ae m ‘ ‘ r. Lzif 3 ave publican Lovey Manuers ht Except Sunday Biirerie 2158 28ten Of -i98 lTwonty Three Sits 113 4 1d 12 as The ¥en ae jeans won 0M, . > - al ; “ - "7 eb, , ; / € ae Accel Pe eae : ? d {; sah i » ” F ' £ a ) a ¥Ual Gwynne Buek S Chance - : ~ $1900 claimin “VCaPr-O1cs | ory : FOURsahH RACE- lt r mile e Management as the Madison Kennel Club . #0 _. $120 , Field Pallet pier ene: ted With and Under the Direction of - | —~ 4 ; a Se To! 4 — hs lt > ¢ Tavior .1)" AY Ned Georgia... 2.244.201) aie 4 Bee A. Pendergrass 47.37 sHikvy RACE—Futurity: ONAL GREYHOUND RACING ASSOCIATION [MB @e@pmerizn 122 fr Riri od Te tor entire gop, : ; ee Z ‘ ‘ ‘ a a4 “ “ : ba sdalt Al Rap oA sl: BENT 9” “Te aca Ag ; eed. ac pbbcene lah Se WE dtr 7 EAS Ss 4 “ae A. V. beauty Culornia Lasg St. John’s Station Ad is LO 90 . ee resident ......120 | Uring. M v away pooriy , Ct ik siege Charles Road Fit} Sh hi, Cc . ) ot an } Take / ON tee GEE GA ater S165 ' 7 show $2.88; U & Tax 5 @ Fourth _— oan ss ane t miles SECOND RACE—S1200, claiming, °%-year-olds and up, three-quarter miles: o * e = » Gee os ! Gets ce > start é£ », won ariving, p Sine ¥ b4 post 5:40, t post 4 minutes. Win- . er i ii j rp i . A iil m vw td ws . . J, . 1X if 4 y » ior } f rile: May Report Gioria Swanson ee) eee. Zaeeh race. 1-00 cain ile oe aoa. : tthe” & 4. Pith ‘d one-sixteenth miles eran ap : in eer eT t So Dumb SERVICE CARS EVEN ST From Delmar & Hamilton Grand & Delmar (Parking Lot) og | . 5 ; a aaa Aa and Eads Bridge hd , on all ya “, Mont ys BE her Ee i te ~ ‘ ! : Re oO eS > ‘astefu Extension Chord , ; Ravm Ee tT Bashinentt, spe caine F7" 2 4 th an WW. aan. 2. ; {Irish Duff Odd Band , ard Buck Clair . RACE—Fut: if Hun Tower Ranger ile . y St. Charles Street Car Line Direct to Track By. BY Jamertown Raci Rai . me Beventh race. acing Rain or Shine ie and up. one | pest f | Toka hae. «tape ndhes tiie n showed re speed for five ngs. Spi cl : r u i i den G Po ‘ 4 i pos ' P pe - ot he w . Mba ait ALE ‘ Jac ps i f . : - sd © “ee 2 Ms ~ “f oer ‘fs OG c / —— nn HY ikD ; ) ; ; ' él ; ’ oe oes : - os ‘ . by Beers. at eT my “9 " 3 bl ieee - he Aon = “ A Ss 4." : ‘ MA “ At Laurel. meee Tasadens. | Trainer. 2503: gia'tsa ee sak Clee, Costin: gent o ry he? ee yy a 2. . _— 4 i ES SPs y ’ ’ 5 ponte fs ry * Ay ; J Ps Saree : +4," ; we * ; f C sas . . ms of a ¢ JA K “ Lovely Manners. Pan- Gle fs . lanl le Pedy POOR, Aine, AE 4 Rae tee Ft maar AY * Vasteful Gir :. Cia. Scara- | oe Go] nekle To, Jimmie Jamestown, Pop- : j ee . . P ren. | Bee N° other cigar is exactly like a O—Milj Boy. Cimaroon Pat, Lester | mo : | 3 La Palina. Hence no other fine cigar has ever attained a volume of Mee is tet ait 0)" | B over a million a day, which makes Fourth race 1 lh pel agate Pe cars a4 AE COPRPAT s oe ; 1 , ee ans SCieer Bk: Q ee | FIRST. RACE—Threw ite ee La Palina America’s largest selling 21 dy wey ute OF GREP RRA SI. ny sehbeeey . ers veer , oe ened NA EROS, -8 Wit Sin io 2 7 fen ns epedalag SRRRiay POND, re, na Otel yes ¢ ots ae Te: fan cela As ON aR iN eo jg Sonae _ — Maid of the alley » r . auy 40 ss ee ea oe wie since : pga ee eee oe > HS Beko”, 220013 | MPS go mateln paid: Mise’ Qhiniany,, win $1.75, 0375 32.58, show $2.00; Equity. AT RAMONA. fr) Vii Bam, Aimy A. Miss Mischief, Sixtecn Sixty, @-RiBsiey | Glangieai ans Seth a high grade cigar. Try one and you Sane mile: a egpaeioags Sudetram ages mo ghenpagl aa Again Pi al taste the difference. Pin a ; : : Hoheaaitlidinemerat ttecetiinead 4) b " ae Me In a large variety of popular sizes ee . > | .2415| Racing Selections ieee ae yee ~ 2 . — — , | S ] bd At Creve Couer electi S. — ila till aaiil en a i OI IO” I CE I OE ee ~ nee es “ A ee ge nena en A by IO = ato Ne OO - Oa Fe el i at tt a Fe ati ati at tt a i te ei a te i ee ~ - m i ii ae mN . _ , oe — ae ag a en a aeaaga gaa a GE EE A EAE Ne Re cttiee ei iin itn etal age gg al Se ti ati ii lil a a ll ' ry" ¢ A ,* a . atin UlidNs b9 we ~1i. a al 1 ] ‘ ] ey ~ ae te Se Bray Bant ar, track Mobv Dick be Ga! Marick ... =| Rati : Haat ee ois Singin | FIRST RACE—Six f og eee Ray «2. : At Latonia. Spontaneous . (Ea ma Omarack Noble V me See fs New | iin bo. 2. ad- v . DEMPSEY. ~~ w~'tw tod ‘ \~ » @—J. N. Camden entry. etry. c—Fair Acre Farn | Third race, $1600. claiming, fc up—One mile. is: ae Pty | 3 Ir 7 ae t ; orge White, ’ dale, 3-year-olds and up— ~ aver aegnatadl Producer of - bien Love en Color orgent 07 At Creve Coeur. Bort Ly 5 | sin e} | i 7 T. 8. Jordan ...103 . : THIRD KR r Yi ea . : a Is, 4 ee Lee 104 to can re ‘Ry ¥. J. 1AY. | "Biecnnccongal e eg , a oe me a4 . xe White Ss Scanda P ? “9g $8000. aided, The Coving- | , a mie, ee - a a : Be FOURTH RACE qwrites: Dm | olds and up—One| 9 at ; lary Bray J : ™ ' elgnt : | ysal. Stage folks are very critical— Sie Hall 923100 nal. *..103 | Crystal Ford ’ ; Pa ri . “# Sx ace fy a lds : i } ES. ors and actresses whose voices are - eae ” ea Te Sphere, Billy Beer. pull ‘Run’ ators 200 ore. Lark” (Si smoke Luckies both for voice protece Se we 103 SMiss Furbelow 10. ee ee ee, eeesy Payor, Clap | Auliffe) rs NES ig, co ged | For these reasons I prefer Meee Olen 2.107 Her Ladyship 9300 | "3" rake a Chance, Rall Gee, Lask: Padrun. Wine. (i me. = flavor. iworcee ......107 russbow, J cise, McComa . a ee ADVERTISEMENT and Feath- ; ‘K iii . oe Ir a kK ; t > 7 ~ j 2 . : 10 ] Vill : ey = ory ' ey ~ , 4 f 0 | oe Ses Pw ys iTG Behav-. ie ‘ Af j 4 | _- ‘ . ; Princess 109 By SHARPSHOOTLRE. ; 7 |t 1-5. Blarney. Heloise. Sur th race, $1400. claiming. 3-year- end up—One and one-sixteenth miles: hr! Aid as 1 | - 114 1 "1 ' : y. : y : | iii, | si | bi . : a rs mas : . ems De Sete) Ks Rts Simms ae | Skinny Men one et et ti ee ee anit tl et ci an tt i i et et ett i i tll i lll enti — tg tata) ag Ra I ay eg aC ON Ay gg ae OR A Oy OR ta ta: Ng a, Arg sgy Alanya a yy Ny Oc gel, AOL wn ete votes i tn in. gm ~ ~ ~ ae t tg ty ne a Fe ag a PA —~ ~ ~ gy a ae te ally, mag A, Ang as. Ten ae oe ONE RUA I a ENN IOAN Ne a Sete on ee ti aie aay gy aay AO pin, aw ced iam Need Skilled Helpers or Reconstruction? moval Charge (Rats) +. Ad BS 605 | OF Od imoxpeenl ia Through the Post-Dispatch Classified Col- Pt ttle avait ten taa.”** | those who try it take on flesh where |W I umns help calls are placed before the largest ose who try hee gee ane 24 es Pt a * f] Hh 4s most needed. P } | . : . ° eM ar jg ee «) 12] Hollows in neck and ebest fill | number of workers in St. Louis possible to we race € nation : tr >~% oe , , . . ' ’ : Dr . ’ id narrow sunken ehested men be , six furl nes , be 1) * a ; ; i ’ } : 3 mets + 3 : Britain ..107 | <a ) Aioligg - Harlequin, | gin to take on a decided manliness ) : ‘| | . | P © Smahe : F Ltheng’ Ait Argento aoe: | LYNCH. | : rhirty ale iin just a few weeks i) reacn Tf 1ougn any newspaper — Mmoming OFT me Ptintor | 14 on ae coe fo | JAMAICA SCRATCHES. | The one great scientifie weight | v ~ a Oe Oy tt iil a Ol tt tit ating } ~ a Reaper cea: track fart. At Jamaica. regraph (MRO ga = | aime Purpie Licht. ise. pean ‘a a-|To Put on at Least 5. Pounds trate, 2 p. 1; yx €. & CONNORS. At Creve Coeur. ima Mai a oe eg one Of Solid Flesh in 30 Days. ee eer gg Oc ae le lag ay —. ‘ Mi Fee | - 2 out nt] thousands of under- women have got crawny face and figure e ensv treatment that is PFOLRTH KA Np <¢ ~ atin, tae ate a vf Sb OR RR AE A, OMI ELS HS Se Ot ett, stil, PO hail. itn “ _ Re a _ ne FIFTH RACE jt aay m. ek ee ae wee ae — Ties” Conds Van. Bigawsed, Saat: | producer that peaple whe need more } evening — daily or Sunday. to. cate , ee ld “4 oad ; elping you to Kf pes ss ; aber FL “Winnitx oe Sin, Back nar, | develop an attractive figure these |} The Post-Dispatch regularly prints FAR —— Rith— ine, Daant, ive Aster, Torporat: \Genensit gad igor they have AWE | MORE Help Wanted ads than ALL the mot, Stag Sally Jan At Thorneliffe. J MeCoy takes alll the risk—Read |[i}f | other St. Louis newspapers combined! - : Pe A ty LOM a Nha, Pin ne NR Ra IO a, Ling tl: ™ o~ oe tw os oe Se ge , & mgs tine mee 2 guarantee. If aftér tak- Weather cloudy, track good. ; .3 : r cent boxes of MeCoy a Fhe “ sage shelton ee Tablets or 2 One Dollar boxes any yy + .' ‘ 3 : . . 77 i , ia be 1.4: ‘i thn iderweigh ingn or woman t/ ‘ ? ‘ " ; . ii} : oe | } : doe g: it le uunds and § ber clea, track fast. | Pe Fie igh Ft . VF . gain AS _—- © Crane 5, Aurora 3. | At Thorncliffe. Buck Bond, Top Sixty, Nimrgd, Leda. Mar! masked improvement in bealth— |p) | The Expert Adtaker Will Help You Get the Help You Need s\oOW druggist is authorized to return + bn Be AURORA. Mo.. Ort. 10.—C rane. |} Bs GEROKGt me - 2 ' a Picked line up won from se uu Dayl —* " si COND K \' / , , ae , ' ns t! purchase price. Ozark. Lx ague champions, | 3—Young air Lark, Burs ' Part MoTagwart , Dame’ a The name McCoy 's Cod Liver Ou y F Willis of the ee os. Ley ee bf Met ae | -* Tablets has been shortened—just | {34 Ha re of Cc _ : at : +7 . . : . | yf i ' , tA ; . , of : : lr . MeCoy Pa Tablets at VV olff {i : < a . Tan . - Iii i i: ’ ‘ 4 3 : te » ms OE . etna aaa ett ain ee Lane of Crane al-;’ , : Mi! Drug Stores or any drug ? — ESE ee ee Dick W) n, Dur lator THIRD KACE-—One mils ~ in Americ: hits ’ The . s 7. {7 , | < ; ELC re iD + mcrica. & ;

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ese ene Soe er erat ee ee ee ere 2 en os a oo) we Bees BAe iy ag = tg ee as ee raya cae PAGE 28 OE MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____— Bush’s Mistakes of Judgment | Harrisburg and | Costly, But Best Team Won the World’s Series, McGraw Writes —— Giants’ Leader Says Huggins Handled His Used Good Sense in the Only Critical Decision That n:cad Came Up—Yanks’ Pitching Is Pra _ By JOHN J. McGRAW, Manager New York Giants. NEW YORK, Oct. 10.—Now that the world has finished in the record spell of four straight over which I as a baseball manager, reflect is the on a ball club that wins a pennant after a hard that has walked in. One enters the world series West Frankfort j i eam Well and; ing Games of Egyptian | Football League. ’ PPL el RAZA AS eld ™ ll lel ed ~ ist wt S&S ee. Team. | Weet Frankfort series is over and | arrisbure games, the thing comparative effect |? struggle an | in fighting supposedly, while the other has just enjoyed a long rest. Back in 1814 that condition; Wilcey Moore. I gue faced the Athietics and the Boston credit goes to M Braves. The Athietics Were a prime favorite. The Braves were considered a much weaker ball club. When it came to a show down, though, the Braves went right on with their fighting luck and won in four straigh games s. nm over a team that most people cON- were at no time sidered better. The Athletic8 were goason form. > mW,T . ess the most t oore L . ,e oOo 172 4 ‘+ a aAUSE ’ . stiff and heavy ag couldn't un- Gives Huggins Credit. track themselves. Miller Hu: The exact reverse occurred im iig+ of cre: this series between the Pirates and ‘way he ge the Yanks, showing that nobody |. -risnce to! can figure out what may happen 1», few mi in baseball. That is exactly why ...3. py Bush baseball is the greatest profession- Hu iegins nate . Vs wae al sport in the world. {decision to mak ntitled . Rot aA exy, C-. &€ a onrerence e , . ‘ st vr h ; + — oe a seme ef the chance to take out Moore and put . . . +) ? ‘% however, no * t was thoucht tvs | Moore was ready to keep on pitch- | Limagine that Huggins want- | ed to give Moore a chance to win /|:* the credit. his club in 4h rade that. I congratulate that wild pitch and he made wild pitch was. exactly the reason for his striking out those two 7 ~ ry" 1, Whe players. The be (Conrr ? si), s? st ciut strong batters. __ SHILOH WINS FLAG IN Miljus Tried Too Hard. Miljus was putting everythin had on the ball. In so doing os Le ball slipped out of his neal and he made that wild heave. It was Snecial to the Post-D UNT VERNON, IIL, Oct. a pity to see him lose the chance MO JEFFERSON COUNTY BASEBALL LEAGUE ~~ 4 «aks SPA LCD. for such a great national reputa- —Shiloh beat Spring Garden tion. : afternoon, 4 to The trouble with the Pirates was that they were always on the de- fensive. In the last game alone ~_ FF a Jt (ite rson me OuUntY and won the pen- . jQonawme 3% _ r teams finish > ‘ 7 m th} oraer: W é poer. 2y S OWeFe* asi f the cr} : +. ** oe ete n 08 i : : — Casner. Mount Vernon. Blissville. a 1a made them champions. . : P Spring Garden, Dodd’s Pirates and Most cf the time they were slow and lifeless. The punch for which they were noted did not materi- alize. The Yanks also were slow) in getting their punch underway |, ine Graden but it finally came through. : There can be no doubt of rhe superiority of the Yanks. They looked that way after the first game to the finish. In the secon Eame they began to show their real punch and they kept it up. The feature of the series that impressed me was the marked im- provement in the Yank infield |- over last year. With a year of ex-| perience Koenig, Lazzeri. and Geh- | rig were easily 50 per cent better. | Casne Looking back over the games 0 the two great pitching feats were Batterie a 620000 0— performed by Herb Pennock and’ Rraddv and Pigg. Bu siness Ventures The man usiness. ae eteee. . er Verne seer Rene. eater THREE other Sr. Laaie eet eee ape aT. sees —— te oe portunities in the Post-! fied Columns to b: or woman who can make a rooming house pay will find many op- ™~ , , ‘ enmatch Classi- Regularly the Post-Dispatch Prints FAR MORE Business or ~ ale RE tis ments than the newspapers COMBINED! Sam POST-DISPATCH The One Big Medium Used to Rent Rooms in the Billionarea —Greater St. Louis. Show Strength Score Easy Victories in Open- | oe } Standing of the Teams. { ou can smoke them- ~ The ivr of a better OCs ARE HERE _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ Cigarette a T, geftierson Club Meeting Tonight. INCOME QM | =a The Jefferson Club will meet to- | By ¢ at its new headquarters, in | icing at snteen as Plans wil ye he southeast cor- | Cul th and Locust} ‘Susres a@* | be compléted | 4 ich is to be made | WALNUT (concern ig — \growers © AMUSEMENTS ' over produ |eges, and Orphes ight. Tenler oe ri Be: (food for 0 R P H E U M beg Fe _complain _ Cirewit Vaudeville and a i high feed Raleons, 5He The _ HARRIS: “A HARP Ena Ouadruple- Headline Bu eroded nbd Ba Lager g~ |. oe "ETHEL ‘DAVIS OTHER “BIG FEATURES An Ir Rud nea ‘Schildkraut, iucts at a France ; rious poul ging Core . ienne the raisers “FLORENCE, HEDGES vation and “Broadway Hite” feed stuff £ & HOLLY xerTs supreme IN HOCK” . Drama. with aentien c ozhlan not a cough in a carload! QO. Gs. are here! waiting for and hoping for tongue-bite... A cigarette you can smoke, iz any number, day and night, without throat-irritation... A cigarette of sheer smoking enjoyment, 100% net. Mellowed by a new method an exclusive Lorillard discovery OLD GOLD is the smoothest, coolest and most satisfying cigarette you ever parked betwaegn your lips The Smoother and Better Cigarette f | | Product of P. Lorillard Co.. Est. 1760 That new A: cigarette without a throat-scratch or a 20 m 15% ' mio rN. id smoother cigarette you have been loday ...at every cigarette counter. ‘ ——7_—_— Wed. Mat.. $t. qUBe Piaynoues S| juUBER R] Evenings, $1.10 to $2. $9¢c te $2.29 Sat eat. ae te $2.75 THE SENSATIONAL HIT FL ORENGE REED| =. by firemel THE Shangta Gesture | Branch Box Office, S25 Locust instantly Leadiz9 Theat rect Si Leu’ a —e plying P. ef Set ews — Irritation, & = || toCures ny iGe Le 7 & WEER = f or Prot Vi bs ONLY PAZOOIN NIGHTS AT 8:2 Sat. Mat. S0c to $2.00 $—MATINEES AT 2:25 | sttachme wiancs: S0c te $2 0wed Mat 5G0.$1,$1,50 st Show ander canvas in the Theater | “RICHARD BENNETT © IN “THE BARKER” Direct from 200 perfermaneces at a. a ne T heater in ee ODEON Tonight at 8:15. mer. Ernestine SC HUMANN- uEINK Farewell Song Recital © Tickets— Aeolian Parquet. $7.75 an $1 65-$1.10—w ith tion FF! tzabeth Cu oe - Co. 1004 Olive St. d $2.206—Baleony, $2.20- | Tax. Cenecert, Direc- eny. cite re neem Presented with Vaudeville § Show ;cren un rot, r GRAND au _11_ A, M—CONTINTOUS—12_ M.__ Held Over by Popular ome CHICAGO Mo of th TUN NEY-DEMPSEY FIGHT SEVENTH ROUND in Stew Motion a ee ce Sunday, MATINEES, 3 a ee 25¢c ee canday_-“LOWVES OF CARMEN” [Coming Sond) an Entirely New Big and Feature Phot: Photoplay. years GARRICG 6th and Chestnut Toda y—2:15 & 8:15 “JAZZI It’s Real Buriesque Phone Phone MAin in 2651—WE HOLD SE. .™ a. « {theres a! ” * ece *® **e IME REVUE" *e« «* wv *. 8 . a in Walker tn ASHLAND f 2iiir by the Law" S570 Newstead = .*—e@* ost SG: »* ’ ~ - Fees € “op B *-« € amedy and Ot THE STPrER Bremen Theziet : PROPTCTION 20th and Bremen “METROPOLIS” CHOUTEAU § Fe" Eon. M Jeff. and Choatean Comedy and ow BLTE im ) EMBASSY (2. pinmon | 49°23 Delmar ‘Exoress” and Others — | FAIRY Se 19 F.aston ‘ Deuhlie Pregram tee. anghty bet Nice” ‘Wolves of the aunus! | h! FP 4 , KING BEE (70 oatiaw ann 17190 N. defferson ‘Ranger of the, (“The Telephone Girt” . z “TWenart af “aleme” H Kirkwood. Mo. oe Gefferers — 7 417.-8TAR CAST tm | KNICKERSOGKER : “THE KID SISTER” 2145 Park souvenirs te Ladies ——— CFORGE O'BRIEN In | LOWELL S ra REE BAD MEN” | De “oto 2 N. Brdwy. . and Serial McNA MeN air-Pestal PR ge cuitid” and “The ezzi Wernieg “icra” o a. , “The MACKLIND | Dott, Pres. othe 5415 Arsenal ‘ Cevnt ef L nxemberc™ eee . ST PER MOGLER ;: PRODUCTION, Sth and Bremen ( ey~prTROreLis” sineesdiiiaie hex SHENANDOAH ("™“"Pecceam | PR a Others Bdwy & Shenandeah ' - ; Newstead “Rich Men's Sens™ 266 Lee Av. ‘ Gatt 3 j AL tg CAST “ P Jock Mouthall and o FALLON § pocethe Wear Kaill orl Torisannt ' Saile, Brother, Smile , sO24 W. | : : eran PALM ) While Landon Sieene’ Cnion and Greer ) and “Ten Modera mandments” — 7 Lilliag and Phyllis Hever in Clastes ' “NO CONTROL”

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_ SPATCH __ igarette T1FO 333 Se te you have been throat-scratch or a ber, day and night, g enjoyment, 100% orillard discovery satisfying cigarette ry cigarette counter. oe ce npn erson Club Mecting Tonight. "ai The Jefferson Club will meet to- pight at its new headquarters, in| the puilding at the southeast cor- | ner of Seventeenth and Locust | ts. Plans will be completed for the journey to the Sedalia rally wednesday. which is to be made {p special busses. __ AMUSEMENTS Ninth and ORPHEU St. Charles | Orpheum Circuit Vaudeville and Photoplay ronight, Entire Main Floor, All Seats Reserved, 75¢c; Baleony, 50¢ A “7A Great Sane poe Headline. Bil MITTY & ioaergs g Marvels of ee ‘ETHEL DAVIS The ‘“omedienne FLORENCE. ‘HEDGES ‘ iway Hits’’ sig: HARRIS & HOLLY “FEATURES rance OTHER’ ‘BIG “A HARP IN HOCK” : An Irish-Jewish Love fPrama, with Rudolph Schildkraut, Junior Coghlan TN Louts Leadiity Hiaynouse Fer RIALTO. Evenincs, $1.10 to $2.30 Wed. Mat., 50c to $2.20 Sat. Mat., $1.10 to $2.75 THE SENSATIONAL HIT FLORERGE REED IN THE Shanghai Gesture Branch Box Office, 525 Locust Leading Theatre of St Leusd THIS a af 2 -EK Cig WEEK xy ONLY NIGHTS AT 8:25—MATINEES AT 2:25 signet soe to $2,001 60, Mal, 0UC,9 1,0 1.00 Sat. Mat. 50c to $2.00 reatest Show under canvas in the Theater “RICHARD BENNETT eee THEATERS IN “THE BARKER” Direct from 200 pe rforms: anees at aa ne ‘Thes ster in Chicago ODEON Tonight a 8: 15 Mme. Erne SCHUMANK-HEINK . Farewell Song Kecital Tickets—Acclian (Co.. 1004 Olive = St. Parquet, $2.75 and $2.20—Baleony, $7%.20- $1.65-$1.10—with Tax. Concert, Direc- oe Eitzabeth Cueny. OPERA Gk AN D tors _ 11 A. M.—CONTINUOUS—12_ M. Bed Over by Pepvlar Demand Official CHICAGO Movies Sf 0 TUNNEY-DEMPSEY FIGHT SEVENTH ROUND in siow Motion Presented wiih an Entirely Sew Big Vaudeville ‘Show _an d Featu: “e _ Photoplay. MATINEES, Except Sunday, 25e Children under 12 year Coming Sunday—"“LOV ES “OF : ae GARRIG it’s Real Burlesque “JAZZTIME REVUE” Sth and Chestnut alfoda y—2:1 5& 8:15 Phone MAin 2651—WE HOLD SEATS ASHLAND Spey 3520 Newstead and Others ymeds Bremen Theziers fatpr 20th and Bremen “METROPOLIS” FEATURE PICTURE CHOUTEAU *“ PROGRAM deff. and Chouteau —r and Others Arie BLUF ht EMBASSY SwAye B! ED stameaeiil 4938 Delmar —Fipress” and a fithers F A I R Y ‘: hom Sie tate ce” | Laur rity 5640 Easton ‘Wolves of the Desert’ KING BEE 1710 No Jefferson “The (Double Pree ennd Last Ontiaw ‘Ranger of the H “The Telephone Girl” Kirkwood ) “Heart of Salome” f Kirkwood, Mo. Benet 7 atferers Storm KNICKERBOCKER 3145 Park ‘ GHrORGE O'BRIEN in LOWELL **THREE BAD MEN” De Soto & N. Brdwy. ' and Serial M © ad A R ‘ “Tiremen, Save My ‘ : Child” and “The MeNair-Pest alozzi Werning Signal” ( ALL-STAR “THE KID SISTER” Souvenirs to Ladies Double Proc. “The MACKLIND f hia'sister” und “The 5415 Arsenal Count of Luxemburg” MOGLER Sth and Bremen THE STPER PRODECTION, “METROPOLIS” New SHENANDOAH eee eockAM Biwy & Shenandoah ' Comedy and Others Newstead 4566 Lee Av. O’FALLON 4024 Ww. Florissant | j ‘While London Sierps’ PA L M > and “Ten Modern Thion and Greer ) Commandments” Peet PAULINE lan and Claxton ¢ ALL “STAR CAST in + “Rich Men's Sons* Gift Shop f Jack Mulhall and , Dorothy Mac kKalll in Smile, Brother, Smile’ f Harrison Ford and Phyllis Haver in “NO CONTROL” (“The Rambling Rang- er’ and “The Test of Donald Nerton”™ Pestalozzi 1 Pestalozz] st. QUEENS { 4700 Mafrits eee. ee ; THE BIG PARADE” RI rz ; FIRST SHOW Grand and Juniata | 6:00 P. M. es Engene O'Brien in “Komantic Age.”’ “Fhe Hidden Way” U y | Oo W (“The Black © at Tea Express” and “Running Wild” Calon and agama i ‘complain that with the prevailing ‘th: at they cannot raise these prod- }ucts at a profit. rious poultry producers to interest this year, are if ’ Osper Suggested as Means of Sav- ing the Industry. Special to the Post-Disparch. WALNUT RIDGE, Ark.—Much concern is manifested by poultry Srowers over what they call an over production of poultry and eges, and also the high cost of food for poultry. The producers high feed prices and the low re- turns from their eggs and poultry, A move is now on foot by va- the raisers of poultry in the culti- vation and production of their own feed stuff for their flocks. Poultry producers, who advocate his measure of relief, and some whom have tried this method certain that this fers @ permanent and sure plan, which the poultry industry can Fire Destroys Kirkwood Church. _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH INCOME ON POULTRY CUT BY HIGH PRICES OF rooo REMUS GOES 10 CHURCH Cultivation of Their Own Grains __.{.MONDAY IN JAIL, SINGS HYMNS Grand Jury Probably Will Take Up His Killing of Wife Tomorrow. Specia] to the Post-Dispatch. CINCINNATI, O., George Remus, former “King of Bootleggers,”’ yesterday attended the Sunday morning religious serv- ices in the county jail. His bari- tone voice rose with the others in the choir as they sang hymns. He saw only a few visitors, but conferred with George J. Conners, Oct. 10.— one of his former lieutenants, and his daughter, Miss Romola Remus, 23-year-old Chicago music teacher. Conners has devoted virtually all The first fire made in the fur- | f the Colored Baptist | Taylor near Monroe ave- rkwood, was the probable a blaze which completely frame structure, his time mer employer The body of Mrs. was accompanied by her daughter, Miss Ruth Remus, 19, who wit- nessed the murder: Mrs, Grace J. services yesterday loss was estimated | 7." $4000. Itching Piles Instantly Relieved and soon cured by ap- plying PAZO OINTMENT, It Stops Irritation, Soothes, Hea cong is guaranteed to Cure any case of Itchin 3lind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles, Al i ‘Druggists hay; PA 120 OINTME NTin tu ibes with pile pipe attachment at 75c; and in tin box at 60c, ' i } North’ CAST in | Also (EAPITOL THEATER SKOURAS RAS AHI H EATERS iff! Senet Wises ’ A us cy SOND , ; 4 ’ 2 - a kD Se ik Jaz + ANS 7 S. : = 9 a0! 2 s WAY OUT WEST? bm BIE Ye F ~ BD: A Sa AX Qn the Screen ° oP “The Caress of FY. | a W oman’s E ye" se the Thuncere- i Aa sees INEE TILL CENT BARGAIN MAT- fed r PrP, M. & } | cannot —- aa Favorite in a Story of Impassioned Love— Reckless Youth! | SHANGHES Ac BOUND’ mei ry Br ian f | | j i } } ? f Washin agton & Sth—Cont., 10-11 Sy TE A £ DO ar are: ; -: gasr FIVE DAYS RAMON NOVARRO In tro-G yn-M “The ROAD TO ROMANCE’ Stage and Other Attractions CHAS. DORNBERGER’S Victor Record Orchestra ADLER, WEIL & HERVAN Dorothy Barber—Xirk Pred. er.ck’ s Overture—Tom Ter- ry’s Orranlocue—Charlie Caase Comedy Frpm 10 to 1, 25¢ to 6, OU iL & Grand at S ee L Delmar ORPHEUM CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE and the Best Feature Photoplays : Pr. Mt NTINUOT S-—11 P. M. oy Diversitic -d | Program “t Melod», _ Song and Dance! “HENRY SANTREY An a. with HARRY & ANNA | "SEYMOUR EDITH CLASPE R & BOYS In s Divertissement _OTHER ¢ JOYOR US A AC TS ii ~TEATRIC E “SOY in “The Angel of Broadway” ; ; mcer Whose ( reed Nas Ni ra (is; }) dD A - e yY F } : (,e? _ By ‘ # _ . “Matinee Today, = ae; ‘Childrens $3 5c ee RANADA (5080 GE ELLENW OOD Show Place of South St. Louis ALL THIS WEEK The Screen’s Grentest Star in Greatest Kole— NORMA TALMADGE A Parisian Charmer in “CAMILLE” CHARLEY ‘SCHMATT “Happy Days’”’ With 5 Speedy Acts and 10 Granada Her | paneled and | torney Witnesses i County alieni ist, ; comm | Prospect, iat 3710 'completed about ‘ Campbell of Miami, ry F. Brown of Ford, Ont., and brother of the slain woman. It was learned the body was sent to Chicago but might be taken on to Milwaukee for burial. Ruth Remus and Brown will re- turn here in a few days when Mrs, Remus’ will will be probated. Re- mus has announced he will ask the Probate Court to set aside his adoption of the girl. A new grand jury will be im- the Prosecuting At- call Remus before it. from New York, Chi- leveland, St. Louis, Atlan- ta and other cities will be sub- penaed to testify in his defense, Remus announced. The grand jury probably will take up the case to- morrow. An indictment will | Coun ty Prosecutor Charles P. about will be arraigned immedi- aid, and a date set for State will ask the will so. 19 rest on Sundays DEATHS the | KRISTEN—FEntered idence, into rest on } Josep iL ANG EE fogs ° ; | 42359 | ~ Y 5 | Sehnaberger Oe tl ‘welfth | Cemeters R ‘ n LEWITZ—n ) Ch rk ¥2 MAYFIELD tte | Octobe 1! DEATHS DEATH _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ PAGE 29 S into rest Monday. Oct. 10. 1927. at 4:15 &. m.. Frank husband f (nee bg ls our dear O’BRIEN—On 1:05 wo. m.. brother sOn-in Patrick O'Brien uncie, in hig forty- uneral from family SATAmh street. S&S Lou Tuesday, Oct. 11th. Andrew se Church. | Cemetery. will lie in state at residence street, until 10 a. n 13. Funeral same day at Drehman-Harrel chapel, | oy TN. iM—E : vulevard. to Friedene’ Ceme- | i as a member of St. Louis! af : suds. , OT ; ? ; ere) et} ryt - »* sce ; : BOWE—At rest on Oct. 7, 1927, at 4:45},... 2 BHO Bun, in Dr. Emma W. Howe (nee Riech - . * 4 . it, >» 3 fh , +} bel ved ry} Lhe r of! winner D. | a ¥ t De tis a ape! and dear grandmoth f Elmer Jr.) Tieden: a” 43 De bd Allen iH Wwe, i Cr © Mrs. F. | ee -_ ' REDPATH i ilsier, KF Liljt ral Tu us paray at n. " fro Th | m. er-Helde chapel Matthew: ¥ ' KK nim), cloy wi ‘rr of Wwagcnoils branc bred Les at rity r a und r a re Eastern Star. (Cc) Fit ar Giae} And at } P ca Let asia. Sunday, uuera rom the TLeidns , :, ; ‘ ive _ Into Af ecdnrad te aad rest Oo : } 2 p. i 12th i font Ps | RITTE R—Kol M rt R. On "tee iy ' street, ig “Kenneth ‘ at the . } P hace b : a 6Oberta ana ¢ late Ru from E. Jd. 5c! 1e Dae he — from oOmpson, neunced } . , s rest_on Monday red into = ) : ‘ arcus Cemete ry. JdUNKER—Entered i Oct. 10, O27. 4 “Alb ur cK 7 Schmitt oulevard, Arthur J. Donnelly’s par- | =. boulevard. ue notice from : | SC HR. ‘ANDT—En ntered tr ite " Edy aMG he Be ow iy mo reaidence o S| ; Pt lock Interm¢ i son City papers please copy. SCHULTE—Entered Oct. 9 at 9:45 a. m., dear hushand of into rest KEC nar roty rec ] gran imotl ier, mother-in-law of M ral Wednesday, Oct. Bee at 2 D. b Hermann & Sons lapel ‘air Otic , *% Ppt yt avenue. nterment new funeral home, ens Cemetery. (c) | av., will be given, on Sunday SHE L. L rn oY 7 tere d into : nor . ata, bs i he at h Dn. m. 4, 1927 the pe ‘wuicaby): beloved aged 63 1 ATS, DELOVE lsbane . 7 ' Lan: rio Gay ne 10 oU a, I , J , . ie Tai SHOT TE — At Fl Paso, n Lange), Ou O 1927, Har iother-in-law. grandmother and aunt. love n of Mrs. Susie Due notice ineral from i os, dear co} : : rot aventiie sister-In-i . Cat rest at irday. Delmar ’ at 2:30 p. 1 STE. INER—E nte: red 1927. at ms a. WB)... jJiose vy. er > residence, . Patrick's ‘alVary cemetery. a ZELE Oger «+ caar i Vs ‘ Ro " mal Ronzel Ti, ther, sister, ed 57 years ral from’ residence, , (>? ; + | 7 oan v King if unset Burial Pa Tort} and | von " = wet iM) ntere d into oes i | { 4g : be at }:50 ois ' tre a "vol Imer, r Joseph Ww. an we). agear & PTEeTiice Hi fim ant nm} ar F ter, aunt, niece and Fu neral from family | Wa ywwoner place. Due noti ul f,eorge and lear sister, mother-in- aged 64 years | Sunday, Oct. ms : Thomas Jd. Kisie Heitman | loved husband of Mary O’Brien, residence. at 8:30 a. m.,. & st. nterme tered ry reet 7 ee ur cqear “yneral at Litchfield Ara. r Ritter, | los Angeles, Cal... son ®%® Our and Kansas City grandfather, fat wife of Dp eto of Fliza Shores. brother of from family residence, Tex., G | Yeward, 4274 Sacramento. C eohiann “of Edyil f sete egold aks wh - KLET---Lost: white gold link; wit the Alexander & Son's | =~ boulevard, into rest on ee Church. sister-in-law shignhnway M. ke. heloved da ushter 9. O'Brien. be brother of | O85" is County, on %t at Mt. -Oliv ic) on Saturday Be Harriet Ful i beloved mother sieter her sixty-cigiitn 2908 Gravois. 30 p. m. (cl) itere $4 into rest Sunday... Oct, “12 Dp. Lille Ke dpath fe of William Eimer and Li ister-in-law and | 2223 te. -“ Ay. Hill Episcopal Church. thence to Belle- (e211 suddenly on . dulph Cc. Ritter home l Hortense at er, (¢} rest Sunday, Sc hramm, be vert Sander and dear tuncie, parlors, Tuesday, Oc- Interment Con (c} rest on paneer. K m) ; Be rnard Mrs 8. f her son, 1520 Lady of Good ‘nt in ’ Wednesday morning. Oct, | } Calvary | (Mo.) into rest on Sunday, Frank c. Frances Schulte, (nee Schulte, argwaret Kypta ier » of funeral from Stroot & Carrol! Bridge (c) Natural rest on Sunday. Bridget Shelley ichael of Mary and Della Schreiber, Mi- James er-in-law. gTand- | sister-in-law and aunt, in and Charlies thence (e2) reat Saturday, Sie Shores, be- dear father Annie ms Wernes- n. to Oakdaie on Thurs- ole 1927, at | ZIEGLER—Asicep Oct “~ r pe | Theck!a mother | sixty-second yea | DEATAS ry SP fi 0. Tithe at Nolte} ob sue. belovet! mother of Puchta and (nee and our dear mother-in-law, grand- sister and sister-in-law, ia ber Wacker-Helderie ofet: flegter). Funeral from 36 34 veers avenuc, Wednesday, 2, m., to Evangelical zrinsty Lutheran . Chi ir * thence to Cone ordia © conetery eg) TRA y eile By M. on Tues n. (Cc) | Sunday. Joseph Steiner. Steiner at 11:30 LO14A N. Sixth Interment ic ad into ~~ on 7, at 32:60 & en (nee Mohr). J. Van Ron- Irma Binder, and Charles mother-in-law, and 1102 Wilming- Vednesday, Oct. 12, at 2 _p. Church. R. rh. rest on Sunday o'clock m., py Of- } | j i i it Vollmer (nee | | PERSONAL AUTOMOBILE AND MOTOR BUS TRAVEL $4 CHICAGO $4 o4 KANSAS CITY $4 | Detroty, $3: Oenver, $17.50; Los Angeles, other cities. Leave 7:46 a m. n.; Holla, Springfield 8 . m., Union, Jefferson City 7:30 @& m., New os inge parlor coaches. Inaured, MIDWEST TRANSIT Co, 1801 WASHINGTON GARFIELD, asee lick sedan; ieaving for Tack: nepted incre Fia.. first of week; wan pA Ssser eer Victer on TW RIDE NEW BUSSES OVE NI-SUN BUS LINES CHICAGO, $3; DETROIT, $7: KANSAS CITY, $3.50; DENVER, 615. MA TION 12 602 CHESTNUT. Chicago, $3.00 YEL LOW es. INC, LONGE Pe bi > - B14 aa ee Le ee ee ee sete CN ee ee NIN kg coe Re 2 . * y wer genre ee AB LS oe HLS oa ~ on Or adn ME REAR TRIE Mase aah «Hl, Rey Se es te 0 . ye - 3 * tend Fr don, all ax ie - s ary:

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~* r an unsettied saat evel * ey bor oe e ~~ Rh we . — ws Bt 2 New Orlea ‘ a ~d mt + ” at “ee ro € otton Market, Rs i is Spot Cotton A CORN PRICES DECLINE q ON LOGAL ~ECHANGE ew York Cottonsted 6% ‘ aA : vininnaitea an es i Liverpool Spot Steady,~ —™ ( 10.—Cotton spat, ae Hee ts New | York > dom - * ” Ls ie e " eee aoe a ae oad | a Bes Peas _ 5 298 , se? “(. Lowis Cash _f (.rain. s & s re Cees 7 x rF FP 4 e y _ ~ 7. & “ae a eR ee e Grain Changes. we . ’ = . as | ; : ‘ ————— eo 4 ‘ a ee —~, * . 3 “uture Grain Prices is | LiCHANTS EXCHANGE iiowing & “3 wy Cio mark e¢ and haneas Andrew J. Maloney Heads psec ad ¥ Phil. & Reading Coal &E C a Fetabliched 188 James E. Benne GRAIN SEC AK 0. PROV NS MEMBERS Chicaeca Keoard eof Trade New Pork “teeck and { atten Ee All Principe! Markets 705 Olive St. Tel MA@ St. Lovis, Meo. LCEMSER eT ke cmd Sr, . ¥ MARCH EY¥< eo) AY

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—___ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ MONDAY — ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ ~ COTTON BREAKS Mone: IHAN $4 PER ve +e | NEW YORK BONDS | Associated Press. FRG WHEAT PUT nvr 1313, 71,6008 aL GRO? REPORT « Pbrinationse ih of | ( COMPLETE . S on he New 7 a YORK CURB (C 10 a onowing is the ones list of transac. ——— ‘a 0.—Total transactions in bond . penounted to $10,057,900: ; year ago $7,864. 000: date were $3, 629.3 Car ago and $2,770, 4: 20, eer eet ive BOND MARKET . 4101—14 101—14 10114 | faa COR POR SATION | BONDS. CORPORATION BONDS. ~~ o we © 4) U1 ie 101% 101 ye ' ee et eee * i . 10,100 % 100%, 1lUU%, U 1UU} ‘14 100% eee ae He he Oe ~ ; ee 7 - Jae 5,103 'y ivsit 103% stage | soo | L044 : ' Oricans Spor, a 39 103! | 102 ly 103 ] w+ tod el [102 % GOAN PRICES DECLINE 5 102 % 102% | 102% ee SR hand New York . ‘ottonse Ni chols & ~ 6s 37 tsa 11 101 7 ons At 5 ‘98 | 9 102% o _ FORE IGN BONDS. P Ohio kd 6s 50] ; : 3 102% | 102% 102% a EE eee etn > . , ’ . y ies ry ‘ \ « | 102% 102%. 102% | »? | Rem Rd DgeAaT. 2sae « Dien vie sie sie ole ole ole « ~ ba = ~ —_ 7 7 6 10014 100 % 100 % ts 100% “ost | 100% CS tl et oe Web ature __New Orleans Cott Oe Ss he “~~ _ oh pe be be al a > %, oe Lo] bs 101.4 101% | — * ili on ee 4 | on 2 200 iy, 100 % -_ oO St, Louis ( ‘ash Gr ain. 101 ™s 1OL% Lol ys Bed eed bed + wittL-lite=- 1. hn a ee ec cenentncrte Px Vine Grain Changes. | Piret Co Italy 7 eaten | > me: fel '~ acon © 6 3Stww ; ok _—— Prices | hs net bet > GRAIN TRADE LACKING IN _ VOLUME "PENDING REPORT i ELSEWHERE — . and ( atten + a Wh Principal Markets Tel. MAin 1800 a bs ~ « et eet tk 0.—HButter higher: HANTS’ EXCHANGE, ST. LOUTIS MERC et Tre ee a Oe ee eee eee 10—Potatows — Re- | [OCAL STOO TRADE. VOLUME. NOT LARGE ST. LOUIS STOCK EXCHANG®., 10.—Transactions on the lo- ey es &e thing sie eae ae nm » Wet. raske y6, xpens de: ; > adumadlicn done ae ee ee Ade vei agate aon Picea mee ms co pd over. $7. 50; $6.50: guineas, small $4. IGE ONS AND D SQUABS—Live PE e- Raed ene ane yrs scale atintianets ee ete a ee et oe vi L0G 'S—Jumbow $2. 50; medium $1.50: a ee 25 to $2, * 1h Be ne ‘eTown, 25e te Bic i ané Ohie 1-b Re me Big Sieben ae a Ki HL 1A Bi--Home. 4 7. aU 'SHROO Ms... peas | cart a ne SAR ely inline Semele at ae. st ai | Indiensa white | pie ling —, | bore PARSLE a me. Y wulieaii 1Se per éesen per he RADISH BS — tome 5e $2. Siestesiprs eg [Bommen ~ SQ! i oe Acnen | pag pant un asbed, ‘$128 to

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PAGE 34 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. __ MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, 1927_ - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH AGE 3 a MNOS eae i . | en : ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT ltimes in an automobile and some- 80 much when he was & pear os an. DESPONDENT MAN KILLS SELF . me. ——— ‘times on foot. ‘ |B ut even when a vie he wanted to | Harry Kell, gp ace ON Hy | a Popular Comies ry ae Bia ie 4 val | “T hav ince remarked that poor | do the unc onventional, arry Dic _ Prana ance. ’ fg me. 4 ia sarepoor people do not know | “The several sensational aw- | soit pbuls How to Sleep and ed ( THAT | and near-poor people 4 | S — ate. ha ide Harry 2 tunate they are to have es- | he had. with tine wi | | Ph Ss arry Kell, 24 years old, was| ANY | News otographs forty e " sit aS Nn » ‘ sit . R ar ‘ a ~~ \446 al . » : +. m — Is | foun 4 ak if : last ’ i cr} ; in h 7 “ 4 he disadvantages of being | publicity given them, have caused | ° Mu as | : = Eat Better N ; arene . i ry hoe 7 ¥: ti ~ of . mu h > rryv to Mrs. Feo ‘d. ag ~ 2 Et?uviii 2" « Soe, a ij f \ ! nr a* . ‘ 3 ‘ ; : zi = If you are constantly underweight, | thin, weak and languid, you would-do’ ° } Pa em! Ay *s* *% s ; } — p : ee ! tr a ? ? sad “orp _ » ps ty a> 7 °* 2g os 4 ’ ry rt, ry dg tj TN. ; oe 4 } : . } _ ro ‘i &, = a ani miab 7 id 6am : bs. . ge b ; ert ae Ate sa | ene “i | Sh | ty : | , | : J : , | | 5) cine helps the stomach to digest food 5 | : poaden and turn it into healthy flesh. Soon e - * " y, Me » lies ; ec ‘ aD Boy Hurt in Football Game Dies. 7 ‘ _ IF YOU HADA Can’t Help It! [ So NECK Shumake ! pagent es ae , of the Skin and Scalp ee , ee oS SRE AS LONGAS THIS Don 't ) aie alan “ . en) és Dh; mE: THISFELLOW | Don’t si : | . a ee a No Dancer of His Children = — * gis : ecg nabed 6 Red | ate a | Bot nother Cay | and skin ti . Se, 60 and $1.00, as many CLASSIFIED ADS as the ca oS A) 2 sik are be. end ns. Weee as Y Vou aruzgais | ee> L4iIQuiGg ° ; » ie ee, EHS hee. % epee -? Se x S2 MILLION BOTTLES USED tions. Ask your druggist. en oe corner Of the wor : $= ALL DRUGGISTS adults and childres : ~ near See EAL RY gaia. eh kay > email re & FOR SKIN IRRITATIONS iain : a : es : oy con GOODYEAR TIRES AT UNION ON EASY TERMS! = $50,000, re S : in Cash Prizes = ay: Ln rade S 5 4) 0 4, 0 S tock of ‘ u ; ™ + - ths te : : -— Pe es . ” : Ly Hi, Up b Ss ; gh Fgh adh ruc, * | ’ parity hetween . r) ae iOR- ay : 7 ; | At th 1e home of Mrs. Ida Geunther, words—on ‘* Why the Laundry Shoul es bee Dying o aa ik u@ -@ Washing.”* First prize, $10,000. Offe red ie) Sin whe able to leave hia | . vv oo the Laundry Owners’ Natic Association family a comparatively easy in- | -~* , * .= > yee Ses yA ty & Ge | Miike ¥ SE is % » os s, den in the central section of the ci 4 ie : - Ct pth ttt tttl li i censsssttitthhthhtslie AA DAA FEE PES . 2 y SF : SAA FFE AS : Wee ddddddddddbdsbisias pa tit, # , nas ¢ i ‘f 4 * a e : 7 R ; - 7 Even though 34 laundrv do your familv w: aap 4, mhiiii ie glad to help vou and supply yvou.with all Sa sate — i hecessaryv intormation | nt ed } rade and y found | a Phone, write, or ask one of our delivervme pportunity to make a substantia SS ao | for our booklet hie] | 7 paywent 0! oe , ; . | “a” Win one of these valu; b] prizes. ¢ rears fenry: 1 rht tl : 1] x - e l ooklet whieh tell he storv oj modern laundrv and gives ; | ee > i 2. of fe gh? * : : : >| Z 7’ . " ls " ‘ - 4 4 9 ’ . ? 3 arv and Lives all the rules oe ne : and el: 3 3 ee - ; > ’ =T Yr ~~ owt . . g _— : Corl ite Helped hy perty Boom. ve ; Then visit lant aj d044 Lawton Avenue ge, . nt R and see tha , a 1} R tractor | F and : iow th orough, elentifie and i ee ee 7 ‘e modern laun : : ih Ts eu Jone Ford kv Furniture Company is going out of business! Stocks methods. und his property rising in value tt be sold! Sacrificed! $50,000 worth of high-grade Furniture | } or | ose - of arg Ths ‘ai easy stock has been taken ces, everything is mark- Surely, : at an dis counts, . this stock cannot | er ah et Say 3 , ng..so vou must ac t quic ly to share in these barga ns! It’s Grand nis two brothers and sister, Henn PURCHASES HELD FOR FUTURE DELIVERY, IF DESIRED! Laundry Service Mt neighbors ait around it Families in the storm art a—while ; vou vetting settled in a new home, or har . old one repaired, let our ‘‘ New Wa a a relieve Vou of law \drv cares all-ironed family serv’ a wonderful tn and “=... sh ts te. te ee io | ~w + - * * te a te, te ee es ’ AEX AAR AAS WAAR . tae aaa ' f ollee 4 vou — Pe. Velour Bed Davenport Suite for vou, and no trouble or worry , . cushion each bundle separately in gentle washers fess "dane sepayitha Mirage: i : 50? A wonderful Suite wi Ga Range, $39 Range, $29.75 using eight to ten changes of rain-soft water. Unlucky Member of Fait: ee eR Key ca : : | ~~ . . I a \ AANA Sa A fine cooker am — Se einai ie. eae baker Splendidly comnerne a ae eS ane eee Finished in black. ¥ Bs ) , = wie wie a Only -$2 Cash insuring the removal of everv ve stice of dirt ie a mie ae AT aD : : ——— and soil, and perfect ster1liizatio . lohn ie « , article is neatly and ecarefu your bundle returned prompt 4 thing ready for use. , £ SJL SS EFA Sh SSS SSDS ADAG PPAF AIS EA A COMING: TO ST. Sim \. BROWony + . " * ~* oe Sits SIVITSITT SE ETSA TAI — + s »" 5, Fg saa spi in cllreiptions oN NPS Geet ret Bos ae 15c Per Lb. Minimum Charge, $1.50 bees atte Icer, 3. 95 : 7 efore ; sa : we | | 3-Piece Golden Oak Davenctte Set a A Service to Suit m Peorking’s Vorch $200? Thote Any — Budget WET WASH \ — - sc imum Caer WET WASH, with fing work ironed. Mi: » SOPT FINISH oe ; All flat work ned and folded. inimum char $2 Under 20 Ibs.. 10c¢ Lb. inimum ec! ‘ | | : . . >. ROUGH DRY y ae aie Sere i a .~- BEC ELD, Ail fiat work trened and folk ed. Pieces requiring starch are starched. Minimum ch: 35 FINISHED DE Se, The ope MAO ONOTA AAMAS AAAS MANA .20c Lb. . CfiasSs fin? ne ee ae oe wi Bed Outfit, $14.75 §Day-Bed & Pad, $12.75... & Piece soonest Room Suite — At price quoted bundle must contain at I ast 50% f tt ts of _ Uf r ourselves . Vorth £29.50!. Large steel Be Worth $25.00! Steel Davy-B work. . — a +4 $i7o’ Rwtlas aan & * Send along your dry cleaning. We own and PU Milanes* he continued a’ ies ie se ee operate our own Dry Cleaning and Dyeing Plant. most sarcast i: Sie ave tee oc Grand Laundry Cleaning Co. JEfferson 3650-51.52-53-54 Eaccmen | Bice cra 27, it then te __ 4Piece Bedroom Suite Worth $497 In : maaan s, finis ed in designs, various coveriagh $I Casa! overstuffed! ~ SA ANNA AAAS RAANSAN ASO OOS | Bow-end : "ge gens weren 3 bed. dresser. vanity $ 75 ae ee we Oe order ama chest of 4rawers evga , con- ° were to mand aransom of $1.- structed and finished im walnut. 89 Suit! 000. 40 for thei ra fa — - eae a eee llamada Only $8 Cash! SEVEN-TIME and 30-time POST-DISPATCH WANT | he teem Souter on 7 ae | ~— 112)-22-24-96-28-30 OLIVE STREET ADS are BUSINESS BUILDERS. PHONE your ORDER. tis on ter & @atene a ieee ~~ SAAR AAR OOBwnys we

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Besides, it neutralizes entations in the bowels $x y ig tice A eae hee a. a Sites 47 ‘ ivy urges this souring waste from he svstem without purging, It is ad rs ; ngs "Gory - he sibs cssnsasons igen te, W : > . ok a” ee - oh ? ig we a> a“ . od iy." > a , we PER Is & , cen . a Sore Aa ; 3 Oe cores ae Gs Bg ae (ae ve ‘Ketek REE 28 é$ eens . tg : SSAA SSS SSS SSS SAPS SSPeBSeV Be EES OS sake ee *¥ ‘ Lo shy, : ) 5 AGE 5 02%. BEEF Ree gt. : irs Samer oo a 3 Me eg eM. i ee of OR Yo 2 ato oe hy er, $6 ie A F ‘ eas a * . a YF 2% oh £. i % are tal By Be Le ee se GA "i Bin is JE My We HS ek DB VERSES ais Wes. AG / 5 Mg Eg —_* LLP ALD ‘ a Oo mii pre Barner ae ae wae: he Dene ; Uy, NS | wyfliiddduiyy, Uj LP 35, RES BS ets 6B bee Og MBs. Uy yi Mtl hth bbb LAMM SM a a MN Sd WIULULLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLddidisdd VILILLLLLLLULLLULALLUL ALLL LLLLALL LLL LLALLU LLL Ys) At the home of Mrs. Ida Geunther, gf Donovan avenue, selected as the best back-yard gar- Yiu. epg den in the central section of the city in the Garden Club's Yard Beautification contest t fH. oe i Gt W/ /ddddddd SSISTSSTSSSSSAS TAS AASS AAAS SAAS S SST 79 i smummmnmamumemuaiataniamamenl Ye hy B A C K. y A Pp D ia At hhh ttt tt hh CLA EALMAAMAMAAMAMAMM MM MAMMM MEM MAA MM MAMMA MMMMAA MAAR MAMAS MAMMA MMA ER EAA SR JA AA SSS FAAFALAAEAFAEFEE EEO ET SISAL FEE ATEEEAFEREELAEAAEAEEEEBERELEREREEPEEEE FIFE EFEAETHEEHEEELEAE nashis immpimanmumanes ST. LOUIS Wy LG The North St. Louis winner, the yard at the home of W Weber at 4119 Lexington avenye. Wy. Wty . 4, LAAAASANAAS A SE TTS EE ER ERAEE AREER REE AS ESAS SSS ERS EEE EEE SS ES OO SS cae nee eh RT A A SES OTS SS SS KS —— SS SS SS SSS SS SSS SSSA ASS SANDS SSALALRASSS SASSER EAS SEL SESS SS ~ ~\S WN P ~S SO a” rs RP. ate 3 Soke wr ome An the hel Atle lleaallal thatthe ete thet MaMa Cah there the ee Mallet Meath MMe Mech Ae Me Mee AAA MMMMMMAMARASAM AANA MAA fd SS Pb RRR DAI MR, A ER ARLE a ct Set I eninge ne see Rie, «+ Meme RTD CP RM ctr > - . ei es mer ak _~xeewe? oN Pe oe ORT tem nae tihin: de te S44 £424 SA LL L yivi¢424ttbtlllll lll ll lil ll ll ll ll lll lll l Ns “fe sstshsitsshtiihhe pits hl hill ll lhl lilll lhl hl hlhiil = eff ff sf sf SALI LL SSSA L/S SJL J 6 ff thihtttlh lh hl lhl lh Ll l hl Lill bil VSL ELLs Mh, — VILL EM LM pM zz LLL ff FF FF EL AAA ALE EEE ’ Mle Moti Sth) V/ALLLLLLLLLLL 44AMAFL GA YI1S6 147 4 “4 AELEFAEEAAAEAAEFEATEFAAFAEAEAEFEEEEAEEEEEE CQ} FFFAFFFAEAEAEARFAMEBAEAEAA A 444A GE FAAS FAAS PrPrrrrrrrr PP Y > - AM hah 4AM At hh heeded heated te Me tee dette Me Mee fe hhh MyM Me MMe BAA Me BM BAAM BA EMAAR A CAMA MA MN hehe teecte Merle hele ddl le tae ete Meth he MeN BAA « Ae oe SOOT, —_—— Ss > aa oe se PPRAASAS FRSA SSS See “ . y en ox OBR ne oe Ng ee a ee” 2 ‘ 4% 4% Z Gy 4 Fo Po Zz “4 Z 4 Z ys iA Fo “4 Z 4 “4 4 A Y Y, 4 4 Y i ta 4 “Z 4 Vy Y Z Js 7 Z “4 vf Z Y 44 2 - Oxy} : Mer Reser TS yy > ERR SN, tr tnwaw CDR awd hs ‘ ae: & Ss ‘ \ ee . a oi i SS escent: EE ESE See Ss e ee Beef Re eS ees % eae: fs ¢ ae oe Oa om ian, “en Se se I RAR AS ~ © 9 ARE Oe Site 8 a eer” ad —— — nth | aoe or - vg ances ane * nar Sys AS 2 S 2 . a ' ; ; MI. RE ARR SRE COS ry? ae oe Ve fi, — ule - ye . Ker ee eee Fee ree ree ewer nathan tintin ditinas .. A it ie . aker . o ¢ Siecle oo ewe Lee Sh 8S OE eT er TTP TT ewer TY seine: 4 Aff Aff 4 At tt fff / tt pth fe spf ’ . A %e, 4 Wy V7 LLLMALLLLLLhh coor panel. | F Splendidly constructed. . 3 Zh it rip ttthtittiiititht hl dll dl WMifhl fi / MLULTLLTILLLLM LS TVITEL ITLL A VL LLL hdd “dda Vis A gd MUM AMUMTA $3 Cash’ imished in black. . a See WU ttt tiittiidlididii¢iddssdissisiEsdddidisd V7 “ : Weg! i } J Cash : The West End blue ribbon yard of C. J. O ! $ Cc 4 ‘ yy alt ‘ niy $2 ema | a | JY -% c O M I N #7 i oO S : OS O v j > i South St.. Louis’ hest garden wes the terr raced one at ci Casserly, 4745 Lewis place. | : | Aff LE Yih, the home of W. F. Altwater at 2732 Delor court, ,; ; 4 SAA 4LA 44 4AL EOLA LA WITTE Eee ddd dddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddididbdididdLiddddddddddddbdiéda a ~ ANOTHER BARBARA FRIETCHIE f QE. Sttt ttt thhtttterththtahbb bbl tht tld tbh tt bbb lh tTlldldd lad dd llbs lll ds lll sss dl dt shld ltl t st lt sit ts anal ‘ a ok a ee ee RS +0 i aX, SAAN a ~AA . ¢¢ poliva Witthttiiiciddidddsssddddiéddiidid SN " MQ ~ ys ttt VILLA LLL V7 itdddddddiidide (Of4- ftp ttf tt My Wiggs SOL SIU 7 IPE, Li YUM: ILL LLL hhh SULLA he Ye th YEE. eciiniaan dd Y a ‘eft / ’ ’ . 4 ’ P ‘/ ty, ‘ ff Y i? 4/ / Y af, 4 f “Ly 4/ Mth, iy, ty Y 4 y ttts Spt f, 4 lf J f4 ) iy Af LZ tiallidh Vy YY di Ye yy LULL’ LLLLLLALLLL LLL LLAMA Mh cigar te PA Atthttt[ththth tlt Tl) dsl} d tds 4 | 7 VEESSTTSTS SSSA AS 74 ll ‘s Wy S77 ZZ “Mf, 4 4 SEAS SALA AS A 4 4 O44 a - atthe a * ‘ Sa Sc wise WS NN ‘ SSO 4 + ( + 4 SS GSES AE ESE MQakd& \ poster hed eautiful d. eae me Seat vanity bench. 75 ished in walnut. $5 Cash! cea ss oe Guage: e pr “= Tie » aries ee »sSe eS a ni BOO nin nO ud al ee ee Mii Rau wae a ‘ee eee ee ee ee e ~* ~~ ~ ~ SAA \ ~~? >> Ome. 4 ~AS ~~ NNN AAEM {§U{IM° AAA AANA AAA : App et AEL4, M t Table, $7.95 Odd Chairs, $24.75 ocds, fieist made orth $49 7 ; 5! 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= MONDAY The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine a L_ccront 1 a a Ce : | , a | LADDERGRAM 8 = = UCTION | Tweeds and Cardigans Lead in Popularity | Help Lighten | ~ meses remome Yj rinklesCan\f - Vj f N | BRIDGE | — Kitchen Labor | ee | Wives ot N¢ pe SHPOTT CePeet ae @ if. ite | aii aA DLOT 2 : By Milton C. Work a: eas | so ag : | ] PS By Gam 2 ‘4 been Gcesc Hands continue siicht tion f ma | the ors : - greater trage- Misbid Han: Have M : — os on \ mon he nev comer: Lt . = , Mrs. Lincoln, who hand, like most ts decesso! yA , | 2 rg | | na i it deacon = Ti Passes 25 . @ ai sband murdered in MBpeared in : uplicate gare G ete Aiuies Sy BEng : i, ta b ' a oe ; a a much , sis iE smart events of e out r \\ : 4 , , wae sauce pan These utensil | tio : oe ; = eh upreme triumph an sts as . ; . Ci . Vv a . wed . . . outcome otf cards were > > . ’ ° q “ee . ; , wry : ; e °° i ey . 1 €} i L ~~ : ai 4a N this eeries of articles ’ AA >= oe 3 Se a | | : he He q z " . . . 1 ? : ’ ; " . bias . PW Aa esa “ “ ff] i , . * : , z 3 N a} lescribin; spla , | : ic soni : i aa | ts eing 2 4 NO. 2— ) : : ‘ if ; i f ms > bead. ° ‘ ‘ 4a & . . q , 3 - da —_— —_ ee aed ad ommon ettle is about the « der the eyes ‘aughing, or from @. get rid of theses J : ‘t at the muscles ¢ia as ier an | : Sr st Sa a | It rhe weekly wa nd In a ; D face at that peint aa syed a striking part i prepe! Army in India aspirants. we a \ § a4 q ee de gaggia pate eae | ‘Massage these muscles ui « ee Pee he '50s ‘_ghared her | | : | me useful again. . n ‘ muscies that have begs to weaken and relax, 7 ‘rinkles around the Pe ee ee ‘ uinaiaaeeaae : MRS. ne bottom of mM fhe surcender of Le iy t~ good = —_— . a ‘% hy ti! Ha + ww hen ry isive cen sperate ‘-hich belog ae “2 ea ait inast — Pr me, ee, — ~The. Sports Clothes Favored. 1. “he rw ~ a ' 17 La ; : “ . , | 5 . : + . : + " m ud - hw oa “ ¢ ; th: ree passes. / hese tables le . . 3 cant = . f the ki n- ¢ | re | | ana $44, ) fort: Se Fe case ifm ne | : ace : ay mi & Cire? . King of Clubs was the openins , \ vho must 1 O2 ai i ‘i —-* ——— motion, froy can” wy was f] ntimate part- | An be me a . — ee . | ‘ne temple down to below the eum eof his later wandering efforts - " 7 4 ' +3 . : : : . es we, ee ee ee Oey cts coat | Tages ip tatty wil 4 his 1 , : ile e any lea in vei 4 lew } Inv 4 ' Situs in Ace of Hearts. holding the Decla: yy at ty 3 SY @ol) 1a? ines 1 ic. "7 Z sty! 2 ste 2 seg i cal tin pred ag Pe . Here's idea rada R ' miy anc | , : | : ae > to one-odd. At one tabie Mu: be looking t at é $07. a necwsele rams fe nie meen sam give five ites, both sides at a thm | ; | | | | - Le pu a Race f the left peal and with & = if ' —— eneati "the ann = pe smine Sock . complete ' onan Sadie , | Sar Old erea fan ng t& ve such q account the shown n row Here’s an | °4 cream again. Ths ays suc) w-otpeaeicl |answer to the last ome: 1, Drama; | ™SS3aé& iould begin at the i | , Mrs. disastrous 2. Drams: 3. Crams: 4, Clams: 5, | SOF” peneath the eye, and will : : did, the social pi Sas slams; 6, Slags;'7, Stags; 8, Stage. }‘ ta ) | ri . conspicuous, if not There - i as ife Is neces- rtant. Mrs. Davis | ly perfun RST Vhen Oo" : , eon iner avast lities pPasea Fes i : THE RHY? lef eye fo -veral minutes. hel ‘he liked to meet people, she liked — thing MING Vii f OSe€ SAID ick from the r ight : ra ti r ) an anaivyvi them = iidren ~ . re. and 3+} he ts he Wik brilliant! and at- home and OPTIMIST agers tadenen GE Sh ws - ~~ iat (inifsers massace beneath & ; aie nanner. | make h house run aaa : i ‘ Rid iii a rubéie Sesbrsiagt iis. iroun i ¢ In: Co ee rai } an *#zZCeie 7A ve 7 or iy + resources somew hat afraid of ¥§ warm water, and ai stranger te becoming io : : . q =» a - . é , ~*~ 4 a ee ; ~ oF ssa rea > he fx —_ sh l€ , » - » | | >> @ Were. Rey ‘+ P iat you buil lomelike oo ee ou b as dignified al! nposin : Atthe Children’s Bedtime Sto ; ioe pleasing tn color and. ine; [20U8€4 In cold water a MME Qiong arrected all sorts of people | Se Suamae : : API e Ton ha eak > ing | CVEF With & piece of ice. “as > ae = : . . ' nan es ‘ sometimes APATTSVN’ ir 1 ~o — ARS RSA a; sancti | ‘ because lag , ' ne ; IPiii€ nouUugi ] i% € OC Pit. sometime: ts vite «0 eCauty » OD ith wictimai ig . TAR | ig ; ineltihed conti abe ae leo __ ADVERTISEMENT ‘on: her, | MF. Davia the description of the p r bi Vivier, 3 ais | cone Reise a ee ne gs meee is ae eminine arm — te mee a eagipne-ei - “Mra, — ever—" § Cing and play tha fol] irep § - eas as . TIroN a : : : es » art _ | ; y Hah . wei e Tn hen res PES, was ' Ora wey - a ea Woman, wrofe that you to 1ook the han CY re i ,—— ; a: bat 4 , ‘ i r Dia weil is may Sta » Guser rooC¢d ian T se ears _ who had ic] make up your mind h l4derrds A ‘4 — hee it should have been bik nose h be sure to determin n your own ) rea ¥ ul ither the f thoughts La mind Ww hat «xh Oui “ done before oe ‘ead eh . : cde ’ ; , 7 '’ . - a . COT ii . aPi: ‘ he Li h ‘ of il OVE é " . } it ¢ . , 3 . O : ‘ : — } striae i Zz. . P hed A nat you read the ext planatio u will am as wea “3 : : é : é " a F : : ; pi ; _ . OT ‘ } ; * . ‘ . . - e: aoe ' ; . ' — . OLEet & ‘ tie tet and then readin: : working order and ojq p. | — , Sag 3 eed the bees. | be ¢ thé unning and b: ¢ | fine—preve: large ae b , . liquid eyes, oive’ | VO midi ~ — - — +} . . Pre “> ~~. — » : ; ~~ ” . , ’ , . ~ 4 ‘ r > i ’ _ - 1 : . . - , —_ L. Row 7 : M: , 73 } vf di erm . the explanation of ft! it oe , 4 ; 2 a¢e der ae to be oilet wae toda, How the Hand Should Have Been | n n z ; | Bid and Played. et ae, OsSinie Cause that 1! ..; —_ SSE eee y } emir : ° = F : i | - UM, _ S »y*# ho bh % ~ , . sil a f ' 2. ; ~* . ‘ ‘ ' ™ : 4 . tft 3 4 .% " Peia* > 7 + 4 ~ po i . — sh pula be ae ; 34% mnt BY. mu ft ws ip is ' ; : : ‘ . i . ‘ : > a3 : j z ‘ re : — ' ; > Tt “4 ie), *: | | tender oss ie not 1a Wilh nang 12 ; i Rap _ ] Was a long a ne = Ae PA ‘ae | = a P ; y “Ometime« Sarcastic. es contains a wort hless sin : u? > 4450 rit 3 it : re the ee virge > . : ° ees - = ‘ ; ‘ ~ , . ; " ' wi ries a greatest ey less you are plavirg ; 5 12? : sa we Ve She ~_— * : : . | ity in conversatic ; tite! and elabe ner who is nondepends | : 4 ae mentees : . ) : ‘gg | i the ld ‘a wun with 1" pril. 1865 downfali, & worthleas sing! eton is are Lne ins com tee a ims . “ 2 : 38 . . = - ‘ - Z ; i . Poa tle, , blige 3 rump menace. Bi it in pref- ; ~~" ere? tne USN - &not es » 4 | _ = ; , cage : pi ewido mace Mm and drew ou he best they had affection & ; si " “ ; : a : [ ; ‘ : r - 4 Ms - > + » 7 i m t s : af wes. mm =e - J 4) » Son ere . maior ‘Nop pe ww ue Mia tO De ' rea } ; a, : . — ence. Maic in five-cat Go Soe neta ag 2 . | 2%, | : | _y, An : ae he is 1 | to have been sarcastic. A or rour-card. . your artn h ee eHiauy, it 8S oO! O71 ‘ oe : ' J "3 ss RES. p' : nake your singleton suit, fiv 1 the N rn, ee Ae Vail! Trump: if the adversarie id ft. ADG With the transfer - o! 2 = a) re t ram- wand 1 ind nis ea tel prides preset We nies iii ppt doub! e and show your ps . 17 roe: . —— ' . ‘ jirt. rr cA | 3 : | ~ ; : , ‘ ‘ , . “ st . B i , itS an | of : the ~ you possess two other suits i: idi A infect n matt NOW | ise egy ; Se = - oo | ug 452 | cence ° a Mae — aieie te measure ten to the one that mg sietaiadin | Ct ths aff may appear to } UOid Jed Thumpe: | : na You wouldn — masala OTIOUS leam og er : Ss aur ‘ a lla r how immaculate i anime re. 1 r it : ind it. iidi.’t ' : 3 , sh your f i to4 g D mg. _ ston years. No one apenas * | secured Oe In this Case. ‘ith ne N23 Der r 4 ’ i! : ; S = meee : i | ‘ | wal fe ' I nChussnen ii, ui ’ am by South, overcall it) am it is mot at all uncommo: "S Reccoendvtal : we oe rose : a crness drew Clubs by West. am : . Peo} LO ass intection to ivged T r y 5 i ie J whe 2 vater : ¥ + . ' “ay ——~ se . her inteii- See Sed: the Spade | eevee ee ee ee ee | | gg An ” our gums like coral to contrast them—just remove ; ence held then -r intimat. | ype REC Maat ton ner “ De le ait ‘Eyer lies | a wae : : po - of a L your ith Dull eeth th: S a Lad — : : . | 4 #4 cue com pDiained that ail Cor number in which the No Trump °°"? in good tast if yor to le 3 gg Re | s my bra: -tangi a to gusten. Gums a ) fren 2 ee ee = “6 ae wep socts! | is ruined SES ES DOS een! MB es) Yih ‘slisten. Gum: gen a successfully. Fee oy uf hor pono, was nrvow | Nase held any such wonderfu | picture DOWevVer. do keep the puff as ex ie Peter leisurciv. 3 T : INAS iiss : hOW with : co ie: cardia & ‘popu these * gallery as an Ace-King-Que¢ = Gul iv. clean as YOSs} } » th ing fF and twistin- + Redd bin, ; FANCY IW 1s ing “ti erec Tr "Ol cone Nc “2 3 hy , ; wornen | st 3 . : e 7 st | to entertain, there/ 1+ cia of! Jack of three Suits. with a orth: hé } ‘ ‘tT es BE th iz? ‘ lea} sat) ‘ . itil oe . + a “e 4 . =— : are , rot , ; . . ' owe itl) — ; ; , a +1. - ’ ’ 4 Jiu f , ~~ Soa aagay Beta ) S tne &: cleans issue | knew t Old i Thumper had th w new metl iods are being used A ; ae ee : (and the (of? game . , ; ‘= ar: atisfact ; -s — - .. ; : Bae mire . ne | , i : > , : : : . : we | aed by ccd PO or | = a Ry di Rae “of 01 4 | entail science now trace Tres or toot! : : sode different m * a ‘“ = a - ; : ” Bs : ~ ? * : say 2 ; oe iT} . ‘ ‘ $ , id _ Va. ? - aa . ; ’ ee ; et - q , ~~ on . re € ~ . superiatis rene ; rt) ; .. Of] it C ca "As Ci + % sn ; ‘ . 3 sie? a ial . ’ _* ‘ TIN e y ; . a +1 + I a a, eae . hea > 2 rt . So) same the res ing: ~ that no matter how strong OB OD ITUSso, Nai b re ad a. : My ae T' » oe nf " ‘ " , — _— Fr ; S-*. (i at f ee Worida nas ke: ’ " Mi ¢ ia uncetion po j ‘ . fie id is; : riift ; : : ett , : 2 zs : : . } - an ‘ e . - + 7 . ‘ : . $ “ r ‘ = j 7 only that, \. _ — + — = > | : : : . pe . Tiant a Mrs ; ' the hand may be. a No Trun ; n¢ mbs is 1 mm 4 " , 14a De % : 7 in Urner : | “9 _ a ae ' ae cea | | | ) i Gen tines rn . 7 Sprigead ‘ tO THis LnoOd . - aa fe +, | pimples TF unwise when the danger signal of a | "Yt it is an easy habit to see to. settled on what nar ieee: ris a 3 suippery, Visco in 2 : he zation as gy bee worthiess singleton confronts the ‘t that th sh cloths ; ‘ phar | an { : Ch al ~ ‘ t fil a ‘he gave some pubiie re- 7 . . . . - , : ic ' wes ‘ oe , * " ; “4 : 4 .* * i ee a *\./ 4 aw a Pe | ei é : “4 . c ; : . . . 3% eer | 7Ood, sm . i me end | They mtgt bidder: It ts hard to un lerstan : were weil attended im these enlightened days with the | ©’ch week and in spite of unkind results of extended experience eo | 2re scrubbed, di; bidding No Trump with a hane | three times a week. that contains the singleton menace: What inconsistency in du) aro = ager Se al | ; but Because there are many who|!’ ¢xpensive beauty Preparations! ing wu ) Se aS AE eo ; OUT efficient service 7 attack and your t pen te, eee ‘ a r © Confederate capit still do it, TI put out this earnest | 2n4 then nullify al) ® good +e ent “oa ee — BER co te ' “vs BS OG, oS ape Riess gp nage a = , po ik DOW vet ; ; ut th — _ lenty of warning aga! ° : ly aren pana é troubie ts n't . M ) i yerms Dy the miullic ) "| ; Maw: ee ee ae tn the mat & practice which | °2" do by the use of implements know in iii Mn en | 4 ee ) : u torget . ; Tindiz The Examiner long run that are not, In the «tric ig eek os ool iepeadlllrent te | Ss 5 keg | aia — " must resnit d(isas- not, Sid usa ae 5; 48 : oe ns ; iO r¢ >? , " : ry : - be . " ; a . * 7 , the bite House Ais rously. clean. | . rs PO -— - r WS ws i until ‘ome to it ees ie | = : ur’y. President _{Soprrisht, 1927 (Coprricht. 1927) CR - al Cc j F . noi “ rae carriages FRE ~- -Day Tube po Sa E ithe ‘ertained expensiyely, while . | Poor | Protect Your ee Better Thana Hanger =~ — beopie of the South were ae oe The » ied Quality Dencifrion Mrs. Davis was extra- aS + ey ; hy oy ae the ath , a Closet, answers the problem of | cess © a eee WHITTIER AND FINNEY AV = 7 . 4 ' _— - ra) F 7) Ekerated and unjust. At the ime, it ig clear that peith- "8 nor his wife had the gift ‘ag democratically popular. Ts. Davis had evidently the -_ SKizt Siebad most successfully. : et > 2D. a. ~ 4 ee Oe Oe OF ee ee ee ee ee eee ee ee ot ee Gee Ge ee ee om Ogiy ome tube te « family |

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A ocTOR ER 10, A997, : yy OCTOBER 10,1987. : Th S L . P D - . oe a PAGE 3 : a e St. Louts Post-Dispatch.Daily Magazine mae italia —-* WrinklesCan| Wi I : ives of Noted Amer "The Way ||COLORS FOR YOUR PERSONALITY || The Voice vetoned Out & cans: to Sleep) — a || That Wins — , By Gamaliel Bradford By ( has. A. Li. Reed, M. D. | ae PR: ag ~ + at (' iin | ¥e | f By Lucy Lowell i 1€ thing t} night. : Former President of the Ameri- || i a es” ea A a annie i Ppa | | _ + Most can Medical Association. | : ier, she would dream T be} } ; i . mectible Wiest? ® ae No. 2—Mrs. Jefferson Davis : | * ,le ; | 7 why y ; @ deep wrink! RINK LE! | T may surprise you when I state fe: *. gee Se | RY } A ii mighty bard. “An excellent > : 2 ‘ x a tee j ‘ & >’ } i i ¢ i ‘ ' ie flo: wt of “ Clucking : that there are many people who ; ; 7 RIAL | ee | t? y in woman. “a sete Ue Crow’, q HICH was the gre ter trage- “ . | wife, this is not the fate to which have slept more or less—often . f BAN EE ti i PATAGA | petit ide) ¥ excellent thing for anyone, ites ts dy, that of Mrs. Lincoln, who satili/ 4 |I invited you when the future wag | less—all their lives who really do | ee by y PA, dh Bi i Ty! | oo al ithe low *nd gentle voice. oa © éa ae «? s oo 4 > I , . . . —_ FF | ’ . , wae = . 7, £ af ; ¥» Bh shoul F ; saw her husband murdered in Uf; rose colored to us both: but I not know how to sleep. " ecenecoenae . ae mS ity bid] i 1¢ om VW hy ado we not hear and love > «* r) h; and a : }7) 1e triun h ' At ri. : f , ’ , y \ , & OMe Me oe es 4 lid i i Trhitle git | ae | UL 4 | +4 : . 4 | My ae ; ate —— * &3 it ' the very hour of supreme ip oA know you will bear jt ' a teed he $ sage. Mee ige itt id | ry ' PS tt Nh lem more often? . y bea even bette The necessity for sleep Is a pri- | bth: 4 rir | “eee 5 GY OWT bit ; : : : er . | a aioe oe 2 bh bn ee PH eon || ne Re ae It is a worthy task, that of cultl- eT OT eas eM Aa IA ind War ce ae i ht 9 ORF rae SEO inate Welyyatcen oN —— SA, Ry sae OE Os op RPE LTS SRR ne ct he ON tle and iow,” wrote the “H ER volee was ever soft. gen- a Sy hefty atatirnn 2% i ee | NI RO AT ea ALON «AA A eI NN ney RO te ty lpn eo ntl . 8, A Mona ta tales s way 7 ‘ p i Sse ss - i — r —— “* ry S a r be ae so ws “ i . A eyes 0 Mae a a ore " _ * e ay SF Phot my 2G - « athens er aR eRe thar, ee ai ee ee ead tne Ae aoe . colors are not necessarily becom-|jlampshade and _ cretonne to ok ‘How li Cobb in the | studi if wivee lic \ ante ! tally : 1] as physically, relax |ing. Therefore, we may use a me- black, red and green figur ; . 4 . ;5 a’asd Pe) ti ] L ; is 4 at, So eee | « LY « : bcos ; i irom laughing, or from. in. 8 ik a Quality may balance a shortage | : : ; 'ful - , Z person, but if may be a Actions and words are conscious ntrol the ace at t} career as so.ale an a ne self-reliant ' 1at point, and ‘ ieee | | - ee eee rt in Washing and dominatir he It is a mistake to cut one’s slee color—orange. . 7 -. ae,ita bhidie« Siie mav have , sw «6 ie | p . : : ? ' Au = ~~ ' “ hi h lin 8 | A = '-nura of individuality which cing id pieasant in a soft | ry? os ¢ it) ir oT i 1- e | ing too mucn Sle eping to excess - K? oe A he aan The muscles that h husband's = rer, om like especially her |"® cn Pip. pg ee Ow : | ee LR IEE aes sac liave WH ( ue y | 4 Sine. A 4 at ~ Se, Cm art? ae : ‘ "LIL iti : S i¢ 18, been -. R JOM According ae) i se sperncn, t Lu a, | With orange in curtains, cushior A shrill. raspius, disceeaeel existence of 1! Jae ; ee | : ; ¢ \ gS. tt ew SO)! ~ 3 ; ° i at ; a a. ') a JEFPFER N DAVIS. / 7 ‘SS10N LO COrrespond with her im-'! Nervous excitement is one of the | ing as ion £. Gat the bottom of each ° , ae Ss >, ich minor remedies | | j BD one >yrrr > ; » : . 7 ‘ Ire wie be used ; ub around and arou ) | By RUTH DORRISs. : | furniture could motives and purpose expresses nd, al. efforts to secure is lease from | iatec i! etuous lature There | 1a afonizing doubt and weight of | light but warm stprilessiat ona and an 4itk, are those who assert | ‘nea temple ado wn to below t) ) i anz gs should have al strong tone ed speech, Ile (s never afraid he } iJ a >¥ = ~ ¢ ~ . . . s ~¢ , s $j ~~ oo per of his later wandering ¢€ ris i ness, unobtrusive u obvious}s P= | | pean , no | quieter gsnaaces should be usec rh his own conviction carries convic- for . 1889 «} rronta ; 1. -” ig ) _ . ‘ " : TY) 7} she wrote : AAVIVI ALS _ ‘was a human |} iri n her some- = , The best remedy for sleepless- ‘ + cas Ad P| ‘ Bt ile ) , iii it =a be Pe | Orn >. i oe ie : es ain : the y predict a = Appi r world for | + NESE i masculine temperame nt W ould | The most exquisitely trained and ron he lef ile ie é ‘eameila - : ] the ie@tt eye up to. ] all of he r Six rh {j Yr’ s 1} One t here che ha d once attached he re- | . ~ ‘ i h j 9 . | ; This cannot always to done ‘cushion of the same shade of red |and yellow predominate, ;with @j/ and clanging cymbals if the music doing it wil} |4irmiy bene: the eye, usine the t] ily 1 t be : - ‘— ‘POY if e ‘ Y OvVeiVv iecte rs nyvisg } rier } « » ood _— pe - ly y Fy ‘ i ana »Y iVvS Suc! Oul - cA VY £850 ‘ ars Ld . Various Ati, wn and shoulde rs an qd mene voice: the musical voice is the ex- ' Tien fe roe O aSt! uS Veadaf?i i oa> ° Ca J is ios \ } ‘ eae ‘ . - ; In the living room, d ing ; 3, Stage. ary novement, orking - to sarily the most conspicuous, 10 There is far had some ri . ( wd q ualiti Ss be a , i ‘ “— , iO wi . 4 . . , ; . a > bee eniahb in . nse) ‘es: 1} Tabhle } ’ by Iroantha laaniw :. : : ; z MING ki ap ; | : ne Snes colors a bedroom. » en | 1e For him whose supposed colors | making custards, The whites do not . . ie OSe SKIN ack we Oa, ons . h then analvze then ehildren rrandchniidren, a whil , oT ' =" ~ : ; iil ne | to waitcn the iti Ad Ahich iv & ili. sida ; i uu = ’ =" “" oun oe 7 ; me ; fe ; ‘ rr ight not He a na y vat ‘e, Dut r¢ & by Toiiov ing he " ae are re d and rreen 1s ' > ming ust let yellow ieh lights in a room having walls |utilized for other purposes. This tones as the accentineg color. ‘work ina dee per tone, or a brown h need nourishment. i@ nose, le, even wh tierhler fe se Pe t of the house & “f 443 ¥- in warm water. and after and elegance > n : ‘ ; _ : sl Rid : iStak ] a} ‘ ) ry . 4 by dist nt lingin warenais a dia ies xercises drav he lood away bY low for the > Spring C hild. -OWN sO mare th ss and de | at If c cast — darkn«¢ SS anc qge- | ‘ l¢ ne it] Mw. ' } . .aceawty - yer Ls ty ; v2 ' i , fj | il eo erse aion Wlil €ver look bac ». | therefore deserves th closes oF fee 8 | lai itt Lhd} . s . “. JaCN UII ? as aree | Study, his is not surprising, ~ exe snere a meer? 4 - ee ee gentle and sympathetic himself for COM plexig en “dently ta ed | : 4 \ a which she so ardenUy Snared, : undying devotion. suc i thir eg sles shai . | : | | ; indying _— s: | third of o lives in sleep an. ‘ oe - -—-S = . ‘ in uch as it is: | tn of otr in sleep 1 that Lee iy 9p: .\ \\ | anes = ; , “ves to settle is about the eves, ied Jefferson Davis, the : of a thi os |eyes are the windows of the soul lines under the eyes come ee wit) out childrs - ‘ep enn ung long possessed, | ish on much less. afta i i phidtsd an Sure nc c € a OP i ‘ . 2 older than sh | AP reeBheta fs might prove a bit dull for the | sonality. And tochange sour voice ol Dee 5 t ri ' rs _ — re , | mS. avis response to this af- | ; os on ste Sig : .— ~ a ee Fi Of these lines, only associated with his pril Lig re, | fection eq lata + - iS at-!\ of quantity, or a daily siesta may Nf § ) winter | you must change your personality. must re c . rr bate ' ‘ p £€CU as Guaityvy devoter an : : : wa ae ae ; a = ne e a at the muscles that sa and statesman. | ! peering ne Selle eee a id | make amends for a short night. Chart ( f Ti ts - d H vl Vil | @ ies 3 bi ye lprichtened with the balancing | 4 at y} me ‘pa : ’ ; 6 UPS Gite S_ro G i c a In S dn 1uUes \ ] l 4 Pas 5 ef 4: ji Walls and wood- things; voice is not. It {s like the these m1 layed a striking | | eae lec Ao eats abe ¢ ;' ; uscies until = ‘ society in ‘50s, share d her } been. But she was a we man and! down in the fear that one is tak- | in Decorating y our GERECZ es LPs Pee iwork would be Come 18¢ ful az rain. ton 4 J! | a4) ‘as a , OF 18? } and | ‘ " ~ i Se fs. % : ie “s i nt ai oe a tnd cream to every human being; as he is 80 ~ i. poe q iver 4 P vs by SY “ . « s* +e , : 4 | I f ill I the aura and the voice will be. | @ : . confession o ine ae 7 nay be a symptom of illness, but ‘lowed to weak intments i i iz and depend- . , Sy . en and relax, mak. ae f the nfederacy, and | ence when she at last receis it is not a cause of it | Y x | 3 Oe aa ‘lampshades, tapers, and perhaps in ' wrinkles around the ey ee. } a a iaSt receives per- : our Birth Month and ae Bs at FET ee Bl enameled furniture | voice comes from an anxious, con- ¢ Yor Ones * . r : on > te . ry re ler 2 are gw al] her hopes ' ; T ert ithough fused, -unpoised mind. The one Yr = t PP } r] } 4natl orrien rsacha nm ee — _ srhhiint reve s¢ sy | or Fe — ri j S : firmly and constant) ‘ and Sor? . Son cic, Vi iid ai si > Lnat the ré : a = t ‘> O| fe 1 V ] ] IV } th be 1 i J ; f or SI ré Spor 2 | Pre. RSONALI Ty COL. OR : ’ * T) : both Sides at tg e. | Ail I } in bi iow he is. The more rapidly an to others. And §.MIOLET. 2. GREEN 3- VE. .ow 'a room for the man or poy. a | tion. 7 ft hand a time, : tory of his career, if} i\ on where. Al ove a eh 1s capable i¢ of passionate fen- neces is voluntary r re laxation of the ; | ‘Taw the somehow till 1906, having survived of warm ind wnder affection rness sounds through all her Jet- | , dy whic] unyone AY quickly those surrounding themselves with | tones of green if you liked, with |hardly enjoy an or hid-and-yellow | carefully eontrolled voice in the 7 and her book. ich does away with their colors as much as possible rugs of black and Chinese red. A |'combination! Instead, let brown world will be as sounding brase ve anc vith t ‘ . satiate ; : - ‘ ee Te Caern ‘igh land massage gent}, se dauchter. seff. No study of her would be} that book is the heart of/|the ta ling in the muscles, | ; 3 ‘ } | I le in some ( P } j tA * + ij 7 ‘ ‘ ‘ a Oe “eee | - a | : "“Ocd Inpe . . exumhi-s > "YF a »hy ‘e : ” ecinaola ‘ ~ j t ) > ‘ I > ‘4 > . = ‘ . e - | 7 Eminent ee complete that ¢ aid not: take into} ie matter in dealing with Mrs. | First urn the attention to the) @T°5S: Simce our so-called psychic | se lected, with touches of it he ;single dash of purple in BO eet sympathy is not in it. The win ‘ - am mid : x ‘eessory, accented by a touch Of | ning yoice is the understanding x Here's an 52" COl ream again. This For a woman who pik: ~ | | be: 1, Drama; |7? werfunctoryv conve Ve d in bt. i it - hie | tne Tv. ; se f with every nus- | , ; oe a i : a the most i TY CAL, + irs ° | : ly oh i } b 1] mee , Pe a : ; P i 4 ji + % us ; rious members 0 the family and i inclined to ae pre as irits. land brig rht blue candies in bri ss VU hen to Economizeé. : ri ‘ “age ' try to fal their gues’s, ‘eponderance of|Hence it should be used sparingly | sticks. Use only the yolks of eggs when She liked to m netsh foe fl eae oer ee : “i he Anas : ; : ye one person's ” ' as ' yp Aad AO] i A a the ’ ceeping ne y eo s h if "OV the custard and ean be a , 2 ; a these as the | improve IST ‘ih. : ' re wae could mts aenegng gern eas We : le ect | ‘ : a ee one’s own bedroom is ideal. the spring-born, | high i ‘ | Aa hiii is trac vé y j : : rae iv ne. _ Serta ee {) 3 aiW™wv 7 ‘ 1 : | i ‘ hid Liit} mm 2S A ) oP i lj lé r} ’ r) rat ¢ Cr ept a color jus | predominate, making use of violet of is ory or light tan, with wood- i does not apply when making CcCuse ichaelis | mn - ubbing eould make her house run easily floating wu] ' a CREE oo oe sath oe n. tards for invalids and people who : : tA Savs toward and could fu , , "aes : : i‘ . sid i . i a4 i J nD ? . ar > : iF nv . va -' ne T On mucn hlue, although rest- fin is and walnut furniture. e 7 ¥Y facial massage, the such a ’ =e Sle ‘A i* fs nm . . a whole face Should be Washed thor- scanty. . the nassa ro }5 en ’ homelike and massage the face should be bj and imnosin: loosened doused ir ld ” . Lf a} Dr and line; | ised in cold water or rubbed | ¥ 1 ¢ pom pe fete it alt ogether aa 2 34} - » } . > : : ‘ 4 72 i ¥% i J - « i ver with a piece of ice 4 : echanicai ir tercourse. rfalueless " ; he neck. The: right is ’ ba j 4a 4 > 4 ~ 4A Ae _ 0 you, leaving | i oe a eo i eae Hada - 4 nt spring ake’ rellow ag one | it may be —_ a Be “personal ae. : ate ‘s : eca Ue me C + + weaeste ork ee . ithe bes ide to s! p on, especially | achievem: ari lolet ‘ e? Is it some __ ADVERTISEMENT much so. Pollard, who det sted h me panko : ig i en ee 2S Courage Was line | after a big supper wing to the srsonality color. ‘ ‘ork out] : hitect planned. | eae eomatetemnaing a eee. «hl your Gear children. an lear and undisputed. No one can ques- | nearness: he heart to the stoi sirable coloring for yor a‘ | or charming | “: Feminine Charm . eaten. sep. wi. 2, | lable, old. nde riend, am as, Uon 1b eadiness for sacrifice. No! ach an o the fact that it gives; room from tI et’s have the petting wi AT yt RE a pg a , 3 surety the woman \ a SAS eee ee re he stomach the benefit of gravity | Walls given a sunlit finish and the 4 j raw! : i | in. ne Bie 3 : Ov: lan ae pat? triotism. his sistey levotio?r ‘ 5 mptvine : woodwork pain ither hite - s ) . : of wooed ‘at ) dD Wh : : —_* ili ae nen iW? inat Wa: if in my ne. pi his is aaa Dest: ) isappears en P -moett) : - ai set Ee OVINE. ee : pede. } UnGertake! rye} ei al ini “a a delicate shade f ma lies smiling | F fr. eer et es SE ut the warmth of Mrs. Davis’! ~~ °™ NE GEvVOtio nay nave). . ‘ef aye ae ? | like colored woodwork ne the nose has an ugly shine. Kee ; (>] Wy i\ L f YH : Li i . 7” : ‘ , pe +, t ve > } Amt} , Jit i ‘J : F , _ chamber and he P trat ee mse of thoughts, ._ skin looking like a peach with ; La : : , i | tical ” , : ; rious t . , ts of the yVE this new wonderfu] French Process - pers: il of self-assertion.”’ a} onstancy ineir mutuai ilove ae Sr bog Ia ee from a eh irculatio 4 : PME all. This the! Face Powder ealled_ MELL 0-GLO. - The gentle . Schaff sucgests | are quite beyond dispute. we Ri wee ing! 3 va | tendency to lumba2zo. n waking. gavtie dx soldi me... Sannnt hat you ull z Stays on indefir ite iv—so pure and something Hey cer} igiv iff “oY “ally 14s 2 i j if i ; % ‘ a te . : ity lie first yr} ‘ 7 fo) fw . _ : ‘ YCba VW Al violet g and best of | fine—prevents large pores—keeps @ She “ha eos sical emste les back of it, | your skin youthful. Get this new p Of South harm, and was : | dG; time cannot | Wonderful Faee Powder MELLO- | feady, pleasing talker.” erhans | its tenderness upon on ject ANY 3 rical students today |a valuable exércis It rarely prae es ns Ot si = ig “7 2 , ; a ' , :, , : ‘ce yr . ‘ annot soil! | GLO at the toilet counter today. Mr. age Mn ene hn . A Husherd ne Tribute. ra | i : 4 . ee | t et am eyemet! ? CO lor stoi ; he ©} I 1} ; and ALie uS¢ yas nopel - trat ‘ae gaat will ] well spent. ? trig Trl, i8 BAaradliy a bed Were slightly marr by athick u iccess ne turns ‘(Oo the mia how eiiled, Cupying hen wal ; ae ne! Dp , per lip, nich i ; ' r mnius ‘ sia] ’ sal Pe F' £2 ~ ; A ‘ ‘ id , i ! ' ! } : ~ j | + } oP ae f : tha ih >} in a legUutrali se lf } atii-Coi- l e Cou On Z 4 me Silght Sucre « ae } ‘ a \ | biie id iqn il i ‘ P 4 . bas ’ j - ‘ ul . — , a} ais wy a « i ta . Ga a ii? ! { ai j 4 ‘ . bis hi pt ‘4 hi . { j : » i j ‘ pis ‘ ; " : . —- = = : : . . 4a iJ a ; } > i ; i ‘i . ‘ " - ‘ = ee 7 - — ; ~ , P . — , ; > | P »& ; » —} ; : BACALL i i ’ . ’ ~ i ‘ : ’ . . ; : " +e . a . i, + : ; - — aii hy i = s . , ‘ . * . . da ‘ ¢ . . eth +4 cy ; 7 ’ , ? , ‘ . > » , y . . ’ t«* © ‘ 27 > ay pick ¥ ‘ shad da U VU | Pag . t .% rn i a AAA Ade . ; . P| hi ; : ‘ | i ; i ; ‘ - ll taaapaiaiaidiiitaes ne is said to have , ry yy "+3 id . . (/ -* “~ Ff - aA ‘ “A % : ‘ ‘ tA } ‘ s = » rorew . os 3 ‘ ‘ . : ] . | . \r) . Fey 3 } ” . r. : hin, ~~ . ; } Tig r © " 7 | o i ha ° 4 i « | vi a CABG i Fi * ‘ i iia i ‘ - " ¥v : Sb. ~i- ? . — , —" => ‘ i 4 ; : . ‘ 3 ? . ; “Ch a qu LC m top ] “ 4 sete ry + aa “cy 7? ) i f ae cy ‘ ‘ | ia ~ * . ‘ A ‘ ) é ’ ' j i ia i aha J ai Aid a A aiaia a: : : bid Ad . i i ; ‘ " . . . ° , t% " 1 : | | ; i : . . _ ; \ . " ‘ ‘ ; s¢ * cre . — fr i ‘ : , pi ia i i { i p74 , ‘ 4 - : ; i } . ~ . 4 one . 6 @ » , ; ¥ é q 4 ’ -* te a © Y - escape that charge. With these social 6 g palone. Mrs. one obtait gleaming! Mian ace . t ears. No one ) pe 7, xactiy with enth ® her cleverness drew all ‘ — People about her, ntrast them—just remove F fence held them. ; F discussion of men of a! a8 | yf the great he hat had HORE ae ES CORR u can: fo o think at | | . , ———— om, your teeth i “nd pursuits proves how wide was | n hel it to her. he has ae ee ee panes hin oe ile think- | , ae Re if | _ — a 7 Pher acquaintance with them, litt - t te ff r: but he know re mei ae! ie igs ay Fee er arena | a f te | \ ) xe Z Big Ben _ her husband's popuiarit vy insured | tha she loves him r himself and 7 she fs a oe oad easel Can pail mamma pag ae ; we ff i | it | De Luxe _" access to any circ Hh: eee sot for wha Kes you | oy ° Tt i? Ke 99 : it \ \ ; \ | $3.75 1 ‘ UT when it came to the socia. & | a3 | B. | | 3 4 lead dérship of the Confederacy | . e wa \ t | 1 oe ' a wh taster BP furise those critical days 10 | [o Banish Blackheads 5 “Ge, kL m ’ . t 3 Richmond, it y as a different mat- || | a ° £ i t aut § = ie | eC Uuxe O & Ss atse Dy = ¢ pyorrhea. . 3 fer. Mrs. Davis had to encounte: || sv Ann or | 3 =) G \ \ Lcebteaiaabe. “Vachasaian oe oe TT nahkttdb teh dateamedoneiored s “4 . Precisely the s: 98 F Fi nial+icg ot Mer ru , 2 ime Giill iculi se tl sca - b ng a pe _ ColIn m net 3 Washington. | — i lis —— . — oa - is ee . oO F tious rae nehan vas ten: | SO CiOZR | i / ee a | IW spit = = : ey eek a cc 2 ta Z y | zi 1 : ie pemes Chat the ace Oo Scone = HESE beautiful new alarm clocks have Ord: inary denti- as her trices and c} eans- 7 BS fous to do ang ifi | Pol ¢ stay pisos ‘ ad : 7 Pe roathea ‘ 0 iif tT? fowe!l if : - ng won't fight film Be elcritice “compiainea that | h - | —— : f wour tongue. Note : . 3 : interest. Fi ie Saks tact chance to | wet tow ver your face on top o! —— Ss | cece SMART shops are again contr! ute Mmuc to t ile attractiveness O Ow your present 7 res she tried to entertain, there| 3+ rig of them by trying to pinch | the flannel rag and allow it t 13 ‘showing wonderfully flattering colors eansing method ) ; 4 ee immediate out - iat tne | ; ; es She pir gens . e ' until coh}. rhen wring out ar for Fall wear. And erart women have | an - room 1; _ — House was callous to the| _ ne ees | , her scaldi: owel and place that Why work SO hard | discovered that with Tintex they can c \ . $ fai ing. | a peerings and disasters’ o i aaa lover the face. alternating with th > duplicate these colors- —with a surprising | a r aa : . = u it F 1, . » 33 e | SKIN : ay r rimw Vy . . ¢ i? ‘*/ ea al Now new methods are being used. A By. The troubie was « eres ere wide OPC" | As soon as the aecene fe e6ol. on washday: saving in the cost of their Fall wardrobe. Théy’re Westclox, and millions of people fen if: rice called Pepsodent—different a a ao by avis’ limitations pend pecenlnge 1 Continue this for 26 Gisuies. : .... the Tintex Dark Colors | ; ‘ j P ent im . a F couldn aan > declares ha se | ** ee ne On, r} lannel will keep the steam —Try this ‘‘no scrub’’ way | each fast and lustrous in tone, include | k 3} h . ‘ f t k | brimula, action and effect from any other. m “''d not be a social and an a eC. jing towels from hurting the com , | all these Fall colors so rich and fashion now that name means uniform time- Cep- s daube ith powder and du Bs nik tek Me a ak > hard rubbing so eee No boil- | .1).--Cardinal Red. Dark Green, Dark Min) ’ aa ll Be Pada ct a3 Ath© | ing, ven, C J ane the I nen an nd | ' 2 4 , RB ack. Nz Bl e. s A Blue, Khaki Brown, Black, Navy Blue, ing and a sure alarm. = ae rat uve ‘Largely on dental advice the world has , B time. ahé . | | |the pores fil eee: Cs ae cs ae hate e tat unction | ‘© sa sim Hable , BLO 126 Sey 4 ~ uid It waste fuel. Just soak cad i rinse for the Brown, And thev are eo easily used rned to this method. peemed more lees da dai " only t) put 3 are 1a! ae qsiehe me is met the sj 1a a a 5 ples from bruisi: pe ekin in|. sn. pict oe ee whitest, bright est wash ever! that they have made home-dyeing pop >* Removes that film es PPuld. She gave some public re-|§ ch sl is left of the lanolin off your face The difference is all in the soap. Use | ular in thousands of families. | Big Ben De Luxe and Baby Ben De Luxe Firms the G mee Pins, which were well attended f your face hi ree, SUC | uhhing : ry gently. And next | Rinso,and clothes soak whi erthan you You will, of course, have : ; : ; ums | a end success ,)) in spite of unkind | * Vv Is ‘gers bhe * in warm water then could scrub them. Milli: ms prove if daily use for the Tintex Tints, too-—— to d x d nN an entirel 4 new rinci le t accomplishes two important things at ee ments. She received nore in- | Steaming. It will tak reral, coo! water, and lastly in cola | evetryweek. The makers of 30 leading | restore the original color to all your are acsigne O y p Pp nce: Removes t} §) 4 Pformaliy in the evening and gath- | aming: » oe ntireiy ri ; * | eater When e face is ntirel washing machines endorse Rinso for faded finery. And the special Tintes ; . s iat m, then firms the ee fred around her th lineal sttianse | tem, BUT 1 you persisrenti) cep i. “eee” io ee? aid eee ser safet y, and for a whiter wash. | Tints for tinting lace-trinimed silke with- -h h adds to their lon life The stand ms to healthy coral tint. q > interes ce : . ne apeomaagl ypaet -| your face clean between steamings|,> ah thas acl Rinso gives thick suds even in hard | out coloring the lace. They are the sim- whic ' S 3 y Send : the Confeder ot, eh io te whit | you Wil Tin tna th : lack head face ts lone ub- al b ores water. Rich, cream suds — not frotisy _plest tints to use —~ just tint as you | - 3 d lid f hi d d ath the coupon Clip it now before @ eur there | ‘ecg es aii of | have gone entirel) Twice ; i fab with the dee el ee soap bubbles. So ea on the hands. a TT Tintex Color Card at firm an colia--Te t-cus ined un erme . ou forget. | # : | is all that you should try face; | ge Ei fioding. The Examiner | Sl! that you noite eanoa Hable to give you neuralgia Eacy on the clothes,too, They aten't |" as pos — for netrimmed ue Sold everywhere for $3.75; with luminous k + + P brick « *,s | ss ia : 6 . d ove} r ne bi iri€ Hiouse dis of ' . scrubbed bie the gentle Rinso wey. (tunte che tis lines remaine white). BES 107 10- Day Tats sendy FE. yTue co P@DSOUBN Ld Sk Poor peo ? +} ce face good ple of the South were ~ FEODENT C : -OMPANY pure soap all over your 1104 & Wabash Ave New-Dey Quality Densifrice . 4 ag Mrs. Davis was extra-|°. et eeke ge obte eaaes | cieeainiied i Cae ate e | li, U. 6. a Endorsed by World's Densal Authorities =. loved ostentation, and SS ei ete aed ee eo , Ay | | Nee ee eee eas Scie of amon ated t My WESTERN CLOCK COMPANY = * ; 505 ath cep face unti] all the soap |} ut of the le wat mn which yellowed cloth: | 4 etine ever: where about her. ee "9 ere to a he : = : OLR ge : | T ~ 1! Wii . . , 7 "RESE ch aor See mini lee and white. | | a Oalie, inois eeee 3 Gray Box Bfor tinting and dyeing all Y y and luxury rt. > . 4 tiieca ; ss 4 > Rd m e so . ~ 3 xury. 1i¢ Presidant ae . NSCOVeries “Sc Costly hor sd if Pari a} : ac Bee You'll sa y there’s nothi ing like Rinso, materials (silk, cotton, mized coods} c : 3 . iOorses and carriages ain wt we’ loge wour ar “a e | a — : | c y e = *ntertained expensiyely. while | = your face is to wash th Always pi your ares n @ once.you’ve tried it. Why not chis next | si nig -and- ay la » DS» Q. xpensiyely, gs od and properly ather aj, Manger upon removal at nuch washday. Get it today. | at drug ie anette aah deed tunes | on an an on enem ened era arges were no doubt! soap before starting Seerated and unjust. At the OC eSS | ce of | tocking h 2 42 . » pro ess, . ~ 4 . 2 Ls. ’ a x me time, it is clear that neith- Next. smear fanolin all over the , around the bris h Lev Ti NTS AND DYE vis : in i ily sticl : ) Thegrnstendenp Gat one ANYTHING ANY COLOR nor his wife had the gift | face. Lanolin is awfully sticky. so broom wil eo it from sprea clothes whiter — no scrubbing | - D democratically popular. jhave-the hair well away from the | i: and proion ites iife several! — | Distributors PARK ff TILFORD Aewton a , Only one tubs to « fam!) ; wth vis had evidently the m. ‘face by means of a towel. Do not

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> aa PAGE 38 . ame St. Less Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine —— ~The Greatest Story in the World—sy ke: om » Pros grams NSON SON MURDER ASE t vith , ? ee . ue ee emir an — P LEVERLY / | 1 ' LNs ne rere eres rene: ee ne co leather NOW BEGIN THl é% th powder -ardi atest Freneh And he sent°young men of the children of Israel which offered burnt offerings, and_ sacrificed peace offer- yan icket effects an cotlariess | signed | ks have their } aes , : , ‘ s , k | Moc ‘ ‘ ers betes. le Ve att WT: Di a > und two or t} . of oxen unto Svesg Lord. And Moses took half of the blood, and put it in basins; and half of the blood he es And he took the book of the covenant. and read in the audience of the people: And rye , ~ hot pos: What It Means— Donk’'s Dependable Service Your Winter fuel delivered yhen you want it and in the way vou want it. And that means a lot — particularly : you ion set mentior ° “a EF | abla ee : . 7 re pa dis hye * though right now! : : by the! cou ioe ee Our record of 64 years ~ | , BE Dour Paty Mei “a . . j 3 a Kee Aa8 of fuel service to St. “ was 4 sies ' ° oe | “te f P Ror : af —~ , .* : th | OLLRE, ") a Ps ' ; : ‘ . pee ‘ ga : a : oe ris sweet ss eg Se Lg-45. Concert. 2° me 3 -ward and try to| melt tome WTAM. C). 1 (39 —6. Licht a any ettis than ae i Tt ] ? | s | mo es : 4 ; a4 : “ . Lares and m ; 5 ‘ w ~ 3 « > . . ; t 7 | . ~~ . ovr ’ % : , 4 ‘ ; vr wl. ©. p08 8) % gas & Sa ot oe & xed into needle 1 ' ' \ \ aes Harre, B rial Permit l @ C) 3 : BIRTHS RECORDED. e . Se . i " ae 5 ee . : ." re | i — vt ; . i Pp! . x - - 3 . " : ; ; ¥ rat _ ~a . ¥ a at Sout : ao w nright h Oo? ant : -. f n n’ : ‘ . ‘ : Y? | . | : 4 i) i : e “2 : . * - = 2 ? . : —— = = “ - A i —_ _ ‘4 \e ’ oe 4 : ‘3 ai rg a » ha 7 : Neé ¥ Y ! ple and direct. 2 nia dase ee Cite 1h ae # gE. > x SS es . — ——_ ee OT} cai ; | ‘ o : 4 ry v a hy See ; ot? = oer - : -s - ~ ame sl ‘ - = ~~ wee a2 4 ; ; : 4 3 _ ; “The whole modern } Cree | welanc} : ay cea = | Pe aes ge a : "4 ; 34% ray. . Queen evstem is noth nie La Pi | co loss: — Oe eae ? we ; ; i a om ; i ce “ - oA : ~ 3 — i 4 + > a { ¢ J ; ; - : > R oe 7 a SE a ae éy eS - ;, _ “aa | New Yo mechanism for doing th! . ur ie aa i ig ae Same 3 coe Le Pame.- wa Cay Oe ee Se Re 2 South most involved and roundabout way aS a ; a re agin ; gOS Fu : Liver? - ce bint ees oe ye a = Complexion” is 4 a - | sedona: te ar Llete Tory 4 . hy (rans ‘T10Nn ‘ ape a al t je 4 ~S ° ~ f ‘ a é a ro ; . m “ ; 5s ~ sa Euuetets Ristory of the transaction | 12 the city todn: CUTIYy 105 HUMES with London this morning. ...Ilt was | : | i rr | sprawiy ar. . aA a4 . 4% . ‘ , “ss — ai - : . ; t¢ } ; ame s += ~*~ ; f } “ , Ps 3 ii , s q : » > ad 2 4 char . He pointed disgustedly at a pile | ees Sig Aap ae, RE | o. wa3 asbisiciit SLOTS SOIC of ne eo ll of a lifetime. eh And its won- = Bt RIAL PRRMITS. oe . pany, now e wiceiv ul gz Orea = % Ik _ t ter are of Sundav newspapers. ; are ov eae . Sty. aaa ee ; ‘ie . ee ? 7 ? ; 3 ; " .* : ES ~~ ms . ’ od 4 - = : de . Y — i L« > & ia ; = . ~~ - ites, * ere" 5. }- = a . . ~— ._ oe ~ as " lia atiamadin “ — ~ y : a ; ee ; en P a a vist a oe ae ; _/ J an LOW 1UC Conv : ; ie % - . ; Then acres t : bis tat hat ‘dot. i ' ; alll ‘ Neh esr. | one » . a’ = ~ « ~ * P = , s a. ; q . . ° wo ” » . — Son r ++ "a el . = ie \ _ . £ eed ; ' —a simple and = incons'’quenti: ee ie een Sie : oe 7 ~ - . ; i j . i Z . : t ~ et} r more >} : j — Are, ~4 “a ee oe ; § ; _ ’ l matc? en 8 ' + 2 i te . * ae 4 idwe eh AASV ; | CrOW se into ' 4 ' P bas 4 . > > O te 0. ei 4 Se ' , OTaered D Ladisad lid) reiepnone. aT) t ] * . “Be ? } 9 refer to she crime ° and as if bv schools throughou $e OUT oO i ‘ ' ; . : ; sii ' 2 . x — i ™ 1cc it Ul another American In tne usual Ww a ets N HMC CT, prease? LM % . » « ie « . x } Pia yoOrt , 7” OPEN ‘ a : , . bese "3 ~ ’ ; il q . tacit agreement, the subject was ee — — aaSSCS G , x Sige ging “se . eS. : avoided. Markham had merely a ove eT bg iy ; mentioned casualiv to ws a we Thus, lar ¥y m expert went into the dining-room that ° : manne eee tata with Quaker ——————— gh Side. SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Was expecting Heath a little later & ats—food that be - . — . a ‘ & ‘ The sergeant was waiting for us ,* hrough the when we retired to the lounge-roum | oe 'Y ‘bala . , | — -: SS ee for our smoke, and by his expres- CarOonycrates, minera. id the n i . Apes: | sion it was evident he was not | portant Vitamine is cious . ry co We darn your hose and socks pleased with the way things were oO iS Mica. tor heiniaiiliog i} ess . te We niin te mend your clothes | going. mornings. . 4 z : ¢w Linoleum. “T told you. Mr. Markham,” |.« Today get Quick Quaker th: We Sew | ‘ . a said, when we. had drawn up our cooks in 254 to § minnt es OF reguiat Thi a a oie — buttons | 3 he . > ainaiannataie a e 2 ré chaira, “that this case was going Quaker Oats at grocer’s. his service is included in our finished bund les. | | ee, a ee te be a tough ome... . Could rou ; 3 ,' ; and ik (stay down wap | tg any scout i¢. from the Qu ick Qua ker Lindell 1593 Lindell 1594 . : : 3 2 t “ic an i least a mont 4 o versities and " Sg Ce "3 ete P Nee ee ine vet gies <a Pe a ae tad hap A 4 . Aine { 7 * .

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me MONDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1997, re eee. - - : ” =o : ‘a cane —— Pte: da aia Hs a > St by . ae. tldred Ash. a enamine 7 se 7 ee rss . me . es nS oo the Post-Dispatch reserves the right ye be a | WHY MR PURDY CANT SHE HASNT BEEN age ~ NO Good | & POWDERED NOSE. || YESGM— THAT | ——ininnel sonal and telephone calls or answers by mail canno | pe il “‘ermneet mecents ce oi tiention. except letters on medical questions of undoubdt- HAVE A BANQUET LUKE e a most acceptable finish for — given Uren’ | HERE WALF AN HOUR ( The two-dolia Li las | WV.O04LO0R4, saat s ~~ . ‘ Seeing snakes 18 no ionger to gai lge premium Value. it is legal ten-| sixty-seven cents | approximately. eae ‘> RUN THE PLACE ~~ | ZA Get A SICK MAN ON HIS BuT SKES oo ee = i To get the value o le pounc uR- ) eT oe entirely attributed to an antiv : | eee ot Bags its weight in troy ounces CODODLED EGGS AN es 3 % V t} edie de; it may be quite a ee ane See ge Bs the | Phe avoirdupois pound is used in | GUESS 1 KNOW WHAT - FEET \ CAN TELL © } SORT OF neine i ae a igi yt a ee ee Atce. | Weighing gold, but value is usual- | —~-~= Boers: pram d upon the | ats —— a St. sul ; _ | “li elo t Bae og vce the "ge ounce. | A MAN CAN ERT ae . pDReTTY ent Tasnionabhle craze f-. ser. ts’ xe) _ nh ge aah hata pang owever, we doubt that the gold | i iit 7 i; > weiry. One of the most near’ ‘ pag in mat lait in izget form is pure, as gold is | | i : y" ia m THOUGH —— . CMa AE AL Reed Ay Oe wetter fee eet v m Tone. ale one tu BPD gi pas Com, 208 SP i. , nt Bg A tan Sal et ae =m & ie aie RE CI : 33, as Ue ae 8 . re and ae — S he 14 ary 7 elit PAs JiR > bbw ae aad , aii. * a: Sie panties sually in bullion form when re- hat ornaments is 4 fthe Met ANS MACKAMES Pned rather Jdarge silver pin repre. nats Te a e 3 . C.—University City is in } 2 ei i i ’ ’ hn ote — ‘ fetrio re ady to 4 a: ‘. a reve d. but the nam penth— Congressional Distric t B tits ince ee med by he ] This district is come | . ° . of St, Louis County |! ris alected ig advised! and certain wards of the city of || least literary is the ap. | whe «gest saageGea” panera niv aiSt. Louis. Henry A, Niedringhaus, | | peal Of a certain little leather be sn . hvknowing of it p1 cee telephone address, is the rep ‘ ; e¢ ok Sn oda man’. 4 nla resentative in Washington from _ : - “> . re e . _ . - ~ ,) 1Ti ‘ Tite ‘ ’ Aa*s : : aif re Ay OLI1OPS a novelty In the i ous to thi ‘ . aa : : sonia ' the District. ry" ... : E ' ; | : sai - . ney ae - . - “ a 7 . his Clever > the fextival to announ TWENTY-FIVE YEAR or morocco leather eom. howagin of the man acting & ER.—Shaw’s Garden ; ey ise, Ye a ee. | t. Iyi ‘ nra for admis- Ne Bee _ : i ‘ : “= , ‘ Tt he ¢ i : { i} #8 ‘ puii hii bike 4 . round two or thre “oe ee ee anna ———— — -- _— oo — - . ——— = ne aE LL Ne — 5 7K ai is ~ ii ' ~s | j | ; [ t : Vn [IN Uk }\* a t NTT GWA HAs 1S WHAT WE MUST Q ‘} ~~ ; ‘ ; IN HI PUTS wor tO COINOT ONE WORD J} 1) | : ir nn - onasena z : npaymen Sti gle epg EE HNEA YS! Ati a START Ray wat term tepurance, on Your « i AH HOW SO LUCKY ARE NN a n cery radae r Sa ‘ ar’es ce th lit Wouiu re wef % . } GULEr | \ . * . YES—-YES= ‘ | a of death of a hus- | thC" * Coe ee insured, who would YOU, MON COMRADE TO HAVE | REATHE IT TO ANYONE — hat It Means— and@the s vie can claim aj) Vour living brother and you 7 BEENY DESIGNATED FOR THE TELL. ME ALL. ABOUT ae TALK EVEN TO Donk’ EE cs aoe nig | Olt. if 1 was converted Instr } ~aredk GREAT DEED! CE ee en i ee ee Kil Wy | YWOURSELF —- YOU MIGHT Onx’s See. name,. if 1 is really | 2NCe, vecath it would be payable |i| CONTROL. YOUR EAGERNE Ah A _ : : Beets. tho husband, or such | ters death 1 eons ae Oe hl TS! RET Ge Loni NON = ABOUT IT! Thee) SAY A BIER-FULL ependable Service ft. him Tin equal sures. In no case wi ld | YN MY MIND 1S 45 ' | WING | 4 = DAIL» I ADEN —ZOUur geod wur father’s stepcnhiare! recelve UL aba CULL OF DOUBT AS A ur Winter fuel delivered Te re tow lf BACKSLIDERS! I'VE BEEN en you want it and in the fag is a reasonable one, but thls! question is that it no false state- | (TTT ELECTED TO SOMETHING J \ : lghould be done by agreement with | 7 or representations are mad i w\. WITHOUT RECOUNT OR y you want it. And that es on aha | ene the porcy is not a Govern. Hi | RECOURSE ,AND | FEEL ans a lot — particular] igehich you mention Seems reason- | Cr ion would not be against the | Wee THAT ALLIS WET : . P y Mm |gble and this would probably be | jo. though it might be unethical WT NSTeAD OF WELL! t now! Hallowed you by the court. on Serres 8 ree wations, a | | a Our recard of 64 years | Vv .—Havineg wht vour au-/the agent’s license might BD e- of fuel service to St. Louis consumers 1s your best guarantee of good coal at a fair price coupled with De- pendable Service. \ ; | oe L ' " —™ : ’ = - ‘ i Li 4 ' ; as , = : ~ = * 4 j j j + ; " = . — ei ' 7 en Kr fT r4 TT. TT 17 i TT ei ; i et! Y ~ i oe | ' i } } i + i \ Vi WIE Wiel, ’ io } : © = — ; i | , 0 a a : ; d wee ae ' * j , 2 . ’ + ecient ead i a AB ; a 2 7 @eeet ere 4 * ; " ‘ ret ; ~~ 4 io 4 | } . . . ‘ oe? 7 # jf ¢ " , i }' ‘ y . } ‘ ' ‘ im fF iat “ - ; . 44 ‘ j ; | | | e : J " ; j . j ; j j i ; j | - i " ; 4 nt} ei wry gs © 1777 {yi 37 i ‘ ‘ if) ‘.> ; ij vi : . : ; ; ; J a . : ; > ; ; ’ oe ae 7 . ’ oO -41] mat at 37°f } fs . . e ; : } i + c > a yf " ’ ? | j ig i s . ae Ets ‘ j . -— A - i} ; ' {7 : ff 1 j / ; tat 6 it - P . « . - , GS ij FcCu ‘ = i tiitsi j 4 , ae a oa r , | ’ 7 + ¢ r & é — vr ’ , or +1 , t ¢ Be ‘ 7 ‘*¢ , —— ' . _ oe Be ] ‘ s Ns at , -_ | ’ vy » 3 will Ante ba oubles you meén- , my« a et a Mii is aia’ UA / we stant SHOOTING THE PICTURE a) f hb LIKE To ASK ONE QUES evden yy — WH — WHAT S Wr AVE “12, VA. ; vil ay we, ¥ MON DA FOME. ONT OUT AND WATCH ‘ “ous COMMIT THIS FINANCIAL oUt = e Y The QUESTION / UT Hous MUCH LONGER Do l " v bing as Sebeks oO ie ~aenoes CE rLuLoty FILM INTO ‘VE JusT BEEN READING ABOUT ONE © ‘Yon WERE GONNA Yh ee — a Eeerist.| | CANDS OF GoLd! EM Gomtt T MAKE. “THE BIG STUDIOS MAKING A PICTURE “THAT lin ASK ME? MY \ FOR You To BE CURED OF (HE y) \: ings ‘ cit ; A A PIG LOR > OF Co N OUT OF “kwtS ¥ og WK ASEA TIHat You'RE A GREAT ’ ‘ at i will er stan r)¢ j ePTiv ¢ i >} ine , = ‘ ee ore ; on eiies the bress | 6 NME: st} \ NEVER EVEN PAID FoR _\TSELF - e WAPYBREILE § The followin: ee ee ee ee X O14 re all \ COMEDY AND YC itt GET A KICK CUT —_ ee exet e Wil ger’ ! . oe # 2 2 , , f ‘ } ¢ — _ “— h “¢ \ exercise | eer ocr ware belias, aoeel itter, and oil of } MoVvIE PRODUCER ? | | it 4-7 OF SPENDING ied dl ‘ee : the 1 andi sweet almonds, of ea ne ounce, i 4 f | > ae pr 4 \ oe © ad ° es tha floor with tips of fing-| and beat until cold after removing vy - oi /\SORATHER \71) ; a J : . ARS pel ia = ie teehee - viene | fi m the fire. say not loths : a riage “* \ “/ f bP gal SPEND THE it | MONEY Yous re. | TaROWILNG A ‘ ; . z + ' ~+*4 *17 ‘ ‘ 4 + ov? *) * f i> Li ‘ as © -7eo* yyy 4 + ) ‘ ’ ; it ‘ | Aa ; - . . “ ‘ nee adie / . . . ~n 2 + ur + ry vy . > es i * . { ‘ a6 AN a! i é oOtne st APOIL id ‘ PLA Rib staan 4 i Aaiaii | | | A : ‘ ; ; ‘ | . never ieenpenannnnde - = = : nanaee . = : | : | ee ana _ ' ’ ‘ s ./ =f { ; " = . | | ) ame sais Werat . , = - —- es ee ~ —— —_ _ - ' | — — os - - ate em . excane — ~— - — ' ‘in ie setae . ~~ P . 3 | : a : | | / ' | ’ | x —_—— | Steamship Movements. | Births Recorded | ty the Associated Press. . ° ° Arrived. Burial Permits | aucenstown, oct ¢ | | trom New York. | Wamburg, Oct. 9, Albert BIRTHS RECORDED. lew York. | Ne w York. SING DIRECTOR of a pany in London talked omobile factory in the iddle West and ordered cars. Amount involved, Communication was ular long distance lines, » telephone across the’. ivery dates and other de-. anged; business condi- oment were discussed. Sailed. . ~ + } t mstow mn, Oct. “5 4 + -- 3s, eg tel ier be ey of et ¢. oa ~ : Dumb Dora —By Young | _—____—-—-— sel [ ent 1? WONDElerUL, )f IM SO THIRILLED, THATS A GOOD IDEA- —_ ’ | HooPie! DORA WILL BE ISN | . ' | lit VER . N, SPIE Te THAN A HORSEFL RA, ey f |i BUT YOULL : Y WELL THEN, | APE FLY| | DORA;TO THINK THAT TM] | OD, FOR YOUR. |i! Ii! But you'LL. HAVE TO MY CHILDREN - TLL | | | | LAT A ROUNDUP, WHEN SHE GOING TO MARRY THE Ss Me ‘} LEND ME “THIRTY CENTS | CONSENT “To Youre HEARS OF MY GOOD -—1| HEIRESS TO THE ere te tepid i } —_—eeo Ss FORTUNE! 5 DAZZLE BURY eat mie ie }\ TLL THE WEDDING? wel Kc MILLIONS ? | i ae a oho x Cae Pry G om ee, ~ ’ ; Cc Pred ¢. ~~. we 4Aucor ait > ct? | Re a: i Pn. : = ee eee | The Comfort That Upholstery Gives — el Prk «been hs . e, Mette : “Shes s ae : ee ae - r what vou will as ~* “ i ae ay ay ? nd grain of wood, , - «0 comfortable t | Sapaicliaitag A

> " . 7 . , “— ' he lt Wooden cpnairTrs CAT) be fitted . ; ; }?* . with flat pads or cushions—a style nz more and more af- | d among decorators. These | » yery easily made at home and | lean be of any shape you choose nt down which fits the general lines of the | m ye irself 1 e sure chair. Large upholstere at foot- i nd le E ot y dow n with- | stools are effective and contain ing for at 1}: ast a month. | ly comfortable, as are aise 1 gg n | ck it in just as few places | pillows and cushions of all sizes | on Hecessary to hold it. and shapes. aA ee oe A AGS SO: Tc sos ae Yi) ASSESS — oe oe Tar mae

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— COMIC PAGE “ ___ [ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ic hom OCTOBER 10, 1927 a aes s N A S\N : : ) em ‘De PAGE 40 ——— Nr nee me ae ama - ~ we a eee — ae a me~eeeeeeene eet mmuermeroneenn A ae Se etude sei Se cutieenaheeeeet ee a et ere ot — Fritzi ka Bushmiller econ al of 1927 Rube Goldberg [ THINK IL! a aS a Te BATTLING BROWNS : ~— ~ - Ba BARROW THE g0ss'|| |_| eS = | DIVIDE BY TWO & YOURE NEARERRIGHS] . WRIST WATCH . | TENERAL. Lock -4 2a Te gage i | LAT 3 THE we lf SHE WALKER Hort aie aa PD Gy Byvol. 80. NO. 34. : ; j » ¢ : : A Pp j i ) cai 4 f - ct * » » SIG A \? 4 . mr | : pe Ay! _~\ y **% ; x ‘ t= >4 ~ i i . ) . ~ ay it ’ 5 SPB . ' ' ‘ é Be xt . | all . is ? .—¢ — Lr = . —s » . i ~ -— : en ~ i , : ; : , J , 3 j ~ : : % . ’ “ " —,. ; Sea | | N ) 7 | | 7 | : eal WEEK N ~*~ Woman, Two Associations .Which Sy the Assoc DOA’ T AUS ME~ “Woods, THE 3 | Hire Virtually 90 Per 0oosevet A LCCHSOL MAAJ . | ll.—Ruth E - . | Cent of This Sort of George Halde ; ; | day for Pa | “American G@ ; Labor Here, Preteilit’ They took Eastern star non-stop flig aviatrix hope Lization of he Change Would Cut by 26 iscotic by , Days, the Working Year ot preapanl Already Shortened by ; JUST WAIT \ J Sm i= # | Te = LAY \ SS) — Bad Weather. ; : MY HANDS \ bi fi : F f THAT GUY * Opposition to the five-day week \_ersHeR! | a, =e memovement sanctioned by the SCHL | DECLARE TOO MUCH TIME IS LOST NOW “American Federation of Labor and gecently put into effect In St. Louis by three building unions in the frades was formally expressed to-! } ' JLT UT > y by the Master Builders’ Asso- feiation and the Associated Build- fg Interests, organizations com- posed of 450 general and subcon- | ors employing virtyially 90 per ; mt of all union building labor “The public has been led to in- er that th® proposed shortening | the weekly workiftg period has) et with the approval of em-/ usual wl loeyers,” the employers’ statement ns. “it is now desired that it be understood by the public and the individual members of all or- | Of part of C Manized crafts especially, that the ithe recent te fMaster Builders’ Association and/.g was fo Associated Building Interests | een ‘gre not in accord with the five-day | “*“*** « 'week for the following reasons: ifor the E£ A Seasonal Occupation- They repo ' : : a “The building business is sub- | Christopher iaurice Ketten = ae ket to weather conditions, that 1s. | raijure p Mee great many days are lost each | ygual circ on account of rain or freez- | did not rec weather; that the loss of one- | future will aif day a week would mean 26 riow at-"Gr Gné-)" Five otal renth ot the available working when the’ Ss. as the week is now consti- | demand wag Buted (five and one-half days). ‘inquiry tp | “That construction overhead. In-/| poor work mding office rent, interest, cost | reconstruct fad maintenance of equipment ithe structs Must necessarily be charged to ac-/ partment of Wmal working time. thereby increas-_ tion. the cost of work. This in-| The eng : f€rease] cost is passed on to th? / nado ca No fault ft workmanshig ffemant of the building. whether he tower in f : = ee a eet Se oer : Be renter or lessor | thr ry ~~ _~ " j _ ; ~ me te . : J en , ae ) ; 4 j . ; r ; r Pe Pn . ig pe Wi ATS /A _wge re — ek St, WE os | , . 4: it! | : ; , p ere | ee | | f - “That all general contractors. | ing fan te. THAT ROE & —————s : > c o oa > =a | ~=-_ 9 | 3 | ) ae A if ‘Members of this association Who debris ca | . ee - ae oe . a fe Bia. : . | : f are working under closed-shop | rourth ~ thimnt; 3 fOgreements. woukl find it increas- | successively, esly difficult to compete with | i,qcings p those erecting buildings of the § torium r lass, quite a large al | said, slipg hick y oe 7 hich yor now being erec | stiffness open shop eS aaa enda but. @ hi nr . os IE bathe sucid'e oka yt otis team ee pasate oa iat hen ee ae Some employers were quoted | favorin & the plan on the ground | * little ig accomplished during | Saturday haif day. Electrica! ctors here, not members of Master Builders’ or Associated “ing Interests organizations. wed the pian. Plastering con- STs. the employers of union | *rers and lathers hold mem- mip in the Associated Bullding “SS and voted te oppose ery | “ VE RE-ELECTED HEAD i OF THE IRISH FREE STATE | : . rested | rn , inn. — a f | : BBC oc 11 Prenat _- ve-eleeted speaker of the nm when it opened its