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-li- Try Three-Time Ad POST 'ATGH Results Almost Certain 500 Drugstores in St. Louis and Sa barbs Receive Want Ads for the Post-Dispatch aod phon tbam without extra chart for Anything; i year want, xcrar creait Is ree- if Want wltnoat extra, eharce. isae year PAGES 916 ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEaiBER 27, 1913. PART TWO.

PAGES 9 18. Stt Louis to New York run is all be Cut Down 'FRIGHTENED NEGRO Some Pupfls of the Open Air Your Heating Dills cUWva I Cmmimu 1 tween Indianapolis and Pittsburg. This side of Indianapolis tha running time will be seven minutes leas than before, and east of Pittsburg it will bo 17 min "SAFETY FIRST," SO 24-HOUR TRAIN IS school at Thanksgiving Feast CHAUFFEUR'S WIFE SUES RICH WOMAN AS A LOVE PIRATE WHISTLING Kaa tha eald wlads ent and tha warm air SHOOT INVENTS DEVICE, TRAPS 2 HE CALLS PHONEBOX THIEVES In four houn and dace year fuel bills ant winter. The utes less. This will mean that an hour and 14 minutes will be added to tha In-(Uanapolis-Pittsburg run.

This is the part of the line which suffered most se HI GGIN All-Mtal Weather Strip BURGLAR IN STORE MADE 25 HOUR ON seals every epeninc, prevents drafts. verely from last spring's floods, and reconstruction, in many places, is still un ttops rattllnr of windows and makes the entire heme comfortable, Laja forever vltnit repairs. Far fee der way. estimate W. K.

WAY, A rest Victoria Flirts-. Phone Ollvw Tho Hlsrcla Mf. Bole factarere. Newport, Kr. Eleonora A.

McGill, New Jersey Society Woman Who Inherited Is Defendant. Fires Both Barrels of Shotgun at Boy Prowler at 415 North Broadway. Saloon Owner Fixes Wire That Rings Bell Over Bar When Key Is Inserted. Pennsylvania Line Lengthens Minimum Time Between St. Louis and New York.

Bur Dee Candy Bargain Assorted Cream Chocolates. Friday. Caramels, a pound. and Pecan Nut Jumbles, 15c LONG AUTO TRIPS ALLEGED Plaintiff Says Husband Admitted Wrong-Doing She Demands Damages. In pursuance of a "safety first" movement, the New Tork-to-St.

Louis 24-hour train of the Pennsylvania will next Monday become virtually a 25-hour train. 'It will leave Union Station at 12:02 p. instead of 12:20, the present time of departure, and will arrive in the Pennsylvania Station, New York, at 1:52 p. m. the following day.

Instead of 1:29. Loo Horn, a negro watchman, shot Thomas McCune, a whistling burglar. In the Army and Navy goods store at 415 North Broadway Wednesday night. After firing both barrels of his shotgun at the burglar, the watchman loaded his weapon again and concealed himself in tha back end of tha store, while he kept McCune in one of the front show windows covered with his gun. The watchman was so badly frightened that he refused to open tha door when the police arrived.

They had to break it open before they could capture the burglar. McCune climbed the outside fire escape to tha top of the four-story build This lengthening of tha schedule is in line with the action of the Pennsyl JSSf V-T i2Tt 4 X. My 4j9 7 71 PI A 'M0S? 1 mIwB vania and New York Central railroads By his own ingenuity, Charles Wells, proprietor of a saloon at 2701 Washington avenue, Wednesday night trapped and captured two men he accused of attempting to rob the cash box of his telephone. He held them under cover of his revolver until the police came In response to his telephone call. Wells told the police his telephone box had been robbed several times recently.

Instead of reporting the robbery to the police or the company, he attached wires to the box in such a way that a bell over the bar would ring when a key was Inserted in the lock. Peter Barnard, 81, of 4116 Olive street, and George Ring, 32, of 80S Beaumont street, stopped in the saloon at 7 p. m. and had drinks. Barnard went to the tfclephone and Ring into the toilet room.

While Barnard was standing at the telephone the bell over the bar began ringing violently. Wells drew his revolver and confronted Barnard. When Ring stepped out of the wahs room he was held prisoner. a year ago in lengthening the time of their famous 18-hour trains between Chicago and New York to 20 hours, and the action of the New York Central at the same time in placing what was formerly Dixie Limited' Dixie Limited its 24-hour St Louis train on a 26-hour schedule. A number of serious accidents and ing and broke in a skylight.

He the growing sentiment expressed by the A New Train To 1 A New Train To "safety-first" Elogan, caused this action I to be taken. The Public Service Com Jacksonville, Fla. mission of New York State recommended that the time of the fastest trains traversing that State be lengthened. Ac Both men were turned over to the police and are held for the Circuit Attorney. A broken telephone box key was cordingly, the time between New York From St.

Louis daily commencing December 7 over the Louisville Nashville R. R. and Albany was lengthened 15 minutes. found on the floor under the telephone. Also the railroads found it more satisfactory to have a schedule that they xsarnara aemea ne owned the key or could usually make than one in which attempted to open the box.

He said all he did was to drop a nickel into the slot. That must have set the burglar any trifle would cause a delay, with consequent refunding of a part of the 3:00 pm. alarms to ringing, he said. extra fare paid. whistled as he went down the stairs to the first floor, and was whistling when he stepped into tha front show window and gathered up an armload of razors, knives, mouth, harps and other articles The watchman heard the whistling, from his hiding place in the rear of the store.

He waited until the burglar had gathered up an armload of goods and started to step into the main store room. Then ha fired both barrels of the shotgun. Seven shot penetrated the side of McCune's face, but the articles he was holding in his arms prevented any from hitting his body. The negro watchman, so frightened, he told tho police, that he "would have dropped dead if the burglar had made a move," reloaded his shotgun, leveled it at the burglar, and ordered him not to move. McCune, ,19 years old, told the police he was driven to burglary by hunger.

He said ha had been in St. Louis two weeks. The watchman was employed after the store had been robbed Mon LtLLIKN TUCKER And connecting Jinea Leave St. Louis -Arrive Nashville Arrive Atlanta -Arrive Jacksonville 1 a I Salle Friday Bargain. Pure and Delicious Fruit Drops.

lOo lb. The Pennsylvania 24-hour train to New York has beer! in service a little more than four years. Benjamin McKeen, EVELYN BRENNfxN 12:50 am. 9:25 am. 8:10 pm.

Tho Dixio Limited curios coachaa. then general manager of the Vandalla MAN FALLS TO DEATH DOWN ELEVATOR SHAFT li.hted. drawins room sleeper. fy Leased Wire From the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. KEW YORK, Nov.

27. Miss Eleanora i. McGill, who inherited more than rflO.000 from her lather, the late Dr. John D. McGill, and is one of the most prominent women socially In New Jer-ie7, was sued yesterday for $50,000 by Mrs.

Mary Mayer, who charges that Miss McGill has alienated the affections of her husband. Walter Mayer la employed by Miss McGill as her chauffeur. At her home, 16 Clifford svenue, Jersey City, last evening-, Miss McGill refused to comment on the suit. "For all Information you must see my lawyer, former Supreme Court Justice Gilbert Collins," she said. Collins also refused to make a statement He said the statement would be continued in Miss McGill' answer, which is not filed.

In her complaint Mrs. Mayer says that her husband entered Miss McGill' 3 employ early in 1912. She charges that be began attentions to Miss McGill April 23, 1912, and that since then the two have made long automobile trips together, going to Massachuetts, New Hampshire and other states. According to the complaint, Mrs. Mayer went to her husband and accused him of being unduly attentive to his wealthy employer, and he replied: "Well, I've got to keep my job, haven't ir Husband Pay Her $4 Weekly.

The wife began suit against Uie chauffeur for nonsupport, and he was ordered by the Court several months ago to pay her $4 a week for the support of herself and their 5-year-old son. This was rot enough for them to' live on, and she took up her home with her parents, at 78 Sherman avenue, Jersey City. She is employed in a pencil factory in Hoboken. Miss "McGill In 1909 became the' wife Dr. William B.

Carr of Washington. The couple were married months before they announced it. Their marriage waa not happy, and a year later Mrs. Carr wed for separation, charging desertion. Dr.

Carr replied that he had not deserted his wife, but that his domestic affairs had been interfered with by his wife's father. The divorce decree was granted to Carr, with the privilege of resuming her maiden name, and she returned to the home of her father. Dr. McGill waa a brother of the late Alexander T. McGill, formerly Chancellor of tha State of New Jersey, and on of tha former Governor of New Jersey.

At his death Dr. McGill left more than B.OOO.000, three-fifths of which went to dining ear. compartment, drawing room and observation sleeping car. Low Round Trip Fares to Florida. Lor return limits and liberal Other routes via MONTGOMERY and PENSACOLA OPEN AIR SCHOOL PUPILS ENJOY A FEAST OF TURKEY SLEEPING YOUTH TRAPPED IN FIRE IS BADLY BURNED line, was the originator of this service.

The New York Central met the competition with a 24-hour train, in spite of the fact that it had 72 miles farther to go to reach New York. This greater distance was one factor in causing the New York Central to lengthen its schedule a year ago without waiting for its competitor to do the same. The extra fare tn the Pennsylvania 5-hour train will be $3, Instead of $4, and. as now, a refund of $1 an hour, up to the amount of the extra fare, will be paid for every hour the train is late in arriving. The lengthening of schedules on the Joseph Roeder, 50 years old, of Lafayette avenue, was killed Wednesday afternoon when he fell down an elevator rr-aft from the fourth floor to the basement at the Scudders-Gale Grocery Co.

storeroom," Eighth and Spruce streets. He had called to the elevator operator to take the lift to the fourth floor to get a sack of sugar. The elevator failed to stop at the fourth floor, and went on to the fifth. Roeder shoved the sack into the shaft and fell into it after the cage had passed upward. CITY TICKET OFFICE Louisville Nashville R.

R. day night. 312 North 8th Street, Pkeses Oliva 3800; Cast. SOM) HEX'S BOYS' SWEATER COATS Worth double. Globe, 7th and Franklin.

Twenty-Six of Them Are Guests of Mrs. Horace S. Rumsey in Third Annual Event. Tony Fizzano, 17, Found Unconscious in Blazing Store; Origin of Flames Unknown. the Chris Very Linio IsO ver oon imas IsnsnrtsaoanQsnSE 911 1 1 ill ien vou 11 no longer nave tiie coance Tony Fizzano.

17, was found unconscious and seriously burned about the body when firemen searched the blazing grocery of Frank Cusomano, 725 Wash street, at 1:50 a. m. Thursday. The origin of the fire, starting on tho first floor of a three-story brick structure, mystified the firemen. They aroused Mrs.

Joseph Cusomano and her son, Joseph, who were asleep on the second floor. Mrs. Cusomano fainted and was carried out. The flames were discovered by Joseph Lucca, a clerk, who was sleeping in the basement. Fizzano was employed in tha store and slept in a room in the rear of Twenty-six children, pupils of the Open Air School for the Relief and Prevention of Tuberculosis, enjoyed a rhanksgiving feast Thursday at the school, 5436 Natural Bridge road, as the guests of Mrs.

Horace S. Rumsey of 5265 Westemlnster place. It waa the third annual dinner given by Mrs. Rumsey to these children, and she and Mrs. E.

A. da Wolf of 5459 Bartmer avenue were there to enjoy it with the children. About 40 ethers witnessed the tableau and exercises which preceded the dinner. Original essays on "What I am Thankful For" were read by some of the to get Cash gifts early! ee Credit Certificates as reward for buying the grocery. Big Reductions Throughout Our Entire Stock And 10 Extra Cash Credit if You Select This Week Never was success so merited as that with which our novel "Christmas Club" has been received.

A veritable Christmas rush fully a month in advance of Christmas but every buyer has been well repaid for his early selection! For we give Cash Credit Certificate as reward you benefit as well as we. For we are much better able to care for the business now than later you are saved the bothersome shopping and Christmas confusion. And better than that, you get these prize certificates for 10 of your purchase, in addition to sharply reduced prices. That's an unbeatable combination for you hurry to get in on it 'twill cost you money to wait Prof. Janes E.

nice of Cornell. The greatest authority on Poultry Culture, will lecture at Coliseum, 8 "Feeding for Egg Production;" also tomorrow at 2:30 p. m. on "Modern Methods of Rearing Poultry." Terms SI a week hli daughter. The remainder he left to ii son, Alexander T.

McGill. Young HcGill some months ago was in an automobile accident, in which his companion received injuries which resulted in We death. McGill was badly hurt and Is the hospital for weeks. He is under Indictment for homicide In connection Uh the accident and his license to irlve a car In New Jersey has been re-Toked. Miss McGill is 30 years old.

a blonde and unusually handsome. Since her girlhood she had taken a prominent part la the social affairs of New Jersey. 4t Dazzling This Gorgeous Diamond $Q795 and Pearl La Valliere, at No. IS Beautifully fashioned of solid gold, English finish. Set with seven genuine pearls, one sparkling diamond.

A beauty! TERMS Only $1 a. week. (Club members get an additional cash credit certificate to further reduce this already reduced price.) No. 9 Beautiful Illinois, Elgin or Waltham. Watch, 17 Jewels, adjusted Finest gold strata Trust Baiter Realsma.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 27. Edwin P. Grosvenor, special assistant to Attorney-General McReynolds.

in charge of the prosecution of the Bath Tub, Harvester. Moving "Picture and other so-called trusts, yesterday, sent in his resignation to take effect Jan. 1. Mr. Grosvenor will returu to civil practice in New York.

Tiffany rry For this Plows Friday Candy Bararatn, pound Candy, 2-pound box, 25c. mmhM case, guaranteed Fine Diamond Ring cnildren. Agnes Mohan, 10 years old, read this one: "I am thankful for the clothing and exercise and' for my food because It makes me strong. I am thankful for the clothing because it keeps you warm and because it makes you look nice. And we could not live without food, and exercise makes us strong.

"For the teacher that teaches us our lessons, and our plays. For the Open Air School. If the Open Air School wasn't built I may have been dead, and this school has made me strong and I have gained that is what I am thankful for. And for the showers that wo take in the morning. For the nurse that teaches us to be clean and to keep our nails clean.

For my mother and father and my home, because my mother and father are so good to me, and I try to be good to them. I am thankful for my free country and our church. And last of all for my God." In the tableau of "The Mayflower" the girls wore Dutch costume, and the hoys were dressed as Indians. After the scenes of early New England had been enacted the pupils gave their regular calisthenic and breathing exercises, under the direction of Miss Carrie B. Jackson, teachfr.

and Miss V. R. Coleman, nurse. The menu of the dinner did not include sickles or other food which would Interfere with the pupils' regular course of dieting. Thv are permitted to eat enly foods which have a definite value In upbuilding the system.

Turkey and 4 25 years. Monogram engraved only 3 HELP TO MAKE A HEALTHY ST. LOUIS No. 25 An extra offering of usual $70 rings that ftro this week at $48.50. Large exquisite diamonds of perfect brilliancy and color.

Set in heavy 14k solid gold mounting, Houston to Aak for Washington, Nov. 27. secretary Sotiston wants Congress to appropriate 8,000,000 for the agricultural work of Government His estimates will be obmttted this week and the House Committee on Agriculture will begin wwideration of the agricultural approbation bill early in December. free or furnished in plain polished or engraved case. 12 site, Termti $2 a Month No.

23 A marvelous diamond for the amazingly low price. It's perfect cut, set in solid 14k Tiffany mounting; $52 value. 1 6 '1 $21 as shown, or in rial Belcher or lootn mounting if preferred. Term si $1 a Week. mlti- (Clnb members ret an additional lt credit certificate to further reduce the mate cost.) (Club maaoners eat aa Club members get an additional 19 cash credit certificate to further reduce the ultimate cost.

tional 1 cask credit ssrti fiesta to farther resruee the ultimata cost.) Terms $3 Month New iy destroying the disease carrying vermin. Hata. the carriers of the read Bubonic 1'laKur are easily killed by the use of Otti Rat and Home Ena-balmer. Cockroaches, breeders of Cancer germs can be entirely destroyed by the use of Gets Cockroach and Ant Exterminator. Telephone or write for our representative to call and explain our system of service.

W. D. HUSSUMG Manufacturer and General Mannajer. Gelz exterminators 1139 Pine St. Phone Glio 123S Dainty 14k Solid Solid Gold Wrist $97.50 Handsome morid vjc' Gold Ladies Rheumatism Cure FREE! Jfouia you recommend WASTEMO to your amicied friends if It Instantly "opped your pain and cured you? Of you would and that la why to jrlve vou a liberal Trial FREE because.

It provea what TtfT. does In relieving and curinj "llctd humanity. Watch, Special. With tiim N. 91 This nlctura I Extension 1 Par 12.

St ceict suet atss at nrr sparlal ladles' watch ws'ra aesrlrx. Elfin aioraaeut, wtui 14k aUd a No. 11 Latest design, of solid, fl fold, in the new English finish. et, as shown, with two dazzling, perfect-cut cranberries corr.e under this head, so that the children had as eavory a dinner as they could have wished. Ne.

24 Our foreien buyers msje a fortunate purchae of these beautiful, dainty Wrist e-cunnf all the manufacturers had. Watch case and Bracelet are both fine solid fold. This must not be clsssed with the ordinary Bracelet Watches efiered br most dealers. Msde for service sever set, full nickel jeweled, ch-Mce of either white or a-eld iaL Ouarxnteed a i Terms: $2 a Month cats. BwiTsl Bsnaaui.

flu rvrvrr- $1 .50 vera sua- Ssn4l -t TERMS S1.2S a Menth. (CJu nsaissrs aa assKisa al la sash srsolt sarnSssta ta farther rsaaes tas artisvata asst.) Aaaorted TVnt Brittle. 1B Cornwall's Friday candy bar rain, 615 K. 6th. (Club members get an additional lOe cash crealit certificate to apply on this already reduced price.) additional lt cash credit ear- dependable and satisfactory time Oficata te further reduce the ultimata cost.) keeper.

I arms: a menus. Coal Strike Conference Off. DENVER, Nov. 27. Representatives of coal mine operators and Phone Central 5052 or Main 97 and a Salesman will call with the article you desire.

Open daily till 6:30 P. M-; Wednesday and Saturday till 10:30. strikers abandoned their conference to day with no definite results. That the sessions will be renewed is said to be problematical. QUICK RESULTS ASTONISH ST.

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St. Louis. Mo. I hereby arrest rear Chrtetnaae reeate plaua mm tret re te anrehaae Article areeraln te rrteee and ternaa mentioned la the areata rent. Mapatrh ef Nevenaher XT.

113. 1 enrteee 9 aa Iral monthly fort vteehly varment aae a area te nay the sslssr aa atlsnlatrl In the an. it I am net rempletely aatlaflee with mr saresas I lll retam It te If tla Itrea. A I w. at nee, who aree ts refaae: my meney la fall.

1 simple buckthorn bark, glycerine, The Old Reliable Diamond Watch Credit House as mixed Adler-i-ka, the remedy which became famous br earing appendicitis. Ihis simple mixture drains such great's amounts of foal matter from the bod that A SINGLE Name KIbst Allan to Go TTar Knife. PARIS, Nov. 27. A telegram to the Paris Herald says that according to a member of tha Archduke FrediCs household.

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St. Louis Ctty ead Btaae. Wolff-Wilson Drug cor. Sixth and aa ret in a Dsmi I ala't ma at tar trir.mu em or Washington JLUVSBTISKM fcJTJ. atamans fiwe 80S tk a..