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LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1931 PAGE 9i3 tST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH explosion preceded the blaze. 6 COUNTERFEITERS AVE HURT IN TOLEDO FIRE Blaze Destroys Three-Story Building; Loss $300,000. TOLEDO.

June 28. With estimated at $300,000, fire destroyed a thre-story brick in the downtown business sec-ITon here today and Injured five The structure was occupied by the Western Auto Supply Co. and the Weed-Coburn manufacturers of caps and gloves. Both concerns' stocks of merchandise were lost In the blaze. The injured were two fireman, a spectator and two SENTTO PRISON ON GRAIID-LEADER Church Merger Approved.

AKROX, June 28.A resolution approving merger of the Reformed and Evangelical churches was passed unanimously today by the Triennial Convention of the Reformed Church in the United States. A plea for the union of the two churches was made by the Rev. George W. Richards, president of the Reformed Church Theological Seminary at Lancaster, Pa. The Evangelical Synod of North America will meet this fall to consider the merger.

none of them seriously. An Gas Co. PLEAS OF GUILTY HELD IN IOWA HOLDUP KILLING Suspect Arrested in Los Angeles With Burglar's Tools. LOS ANGELES, June 28. Nor-mon O.

Luce, 34 years old, was held today as the slayer of Ethel Collicott, Davenport (la.) automobile man. Police said they had definitely identified him as a man wanted by Scott County, Iowa, authorities, through comparison of fingerprints. Luce denied knowledge of the crime. The suspect was arrested yesterday before dawn when found with Bernard Friary, 34, acting suspiciously in front of a closed market. Police 6aid Luce carried a diamond window cutter, a flashlight and other implements used by burglars.

Collicot was slain March IS. 1924. during a holdup in Davenport. A $4000 diamond ring which he wore was believed to have been the loot of the killers. See Our Other Announcement on Page This Section Four Men Involved in Ring at Seventy-Six, Receive Sentences in Federal Court.

Six counterfeiters pleaded guilty before Federal Judge Farts today in three cases. ft There were seven men and Small Lots. Soiled Goods Leftovers and Seconds at Greatly Reduced Prices HAY FEVER a Those who are suffering from hay fever will find that the menthol-cooled cigarette can be smoked and enjoyed when no other cigarette can. women, all from Seventy-six, arraigned in one case. Four of them pleaded guilty of handling bogus II 110 Federal Reserve notes, and I i LARGE FRESH STOCK three not guilty.

Harry S. Leonard, a farmer, pleaded guilty of the manufacture and possession of counterfeit plates and bills. Richard Cobb, Coy Jones and Virgil Vmkm auatto hoamy Ota rat par i Mtly. It la 111 Omr UrM anna perfect QtUac. Waatasomka Rhyne, all farmers, pleaded guilty Our Popular STANDARD WAVE araetie rooa vo eraer.

PERFECT FIT ASSURED Hare aspen mat wamm attano- of possessing, uttering and passing the bills. aaea to taka yonr mraa uuuiauu ana an UMroaaiaorraetl7 fitted. Una la today. Bflnc ttm ad vtt 70a. TouH look an! feel "twice as rood" If year r.

1 JW T.ll,i,J. B.I II IJ hair is perfectly Jy .50 1 I 'nrludes I I Shampoo. I I Hniser Wave and Lone Bob Kitchen Accessories 5c Large pieces including spoons, forks, spatula knife, cake turner, also silver-plated knives, teaspoons, wood handle knives and forks, stainless steel blades. groomed. Coma and see these bean' tiful WBTea.

Jesse Rhyne, brother of Virgil; Cobb's wife, Marie, and Miss Helen Seventy pleaded not guilty of the possession and passing charge. Eight other persons were indicted in this case, but furnished bond and were not arraigned today. Those before the Court today had been held in jail. Cobb was sentenced by Judge Faris to seven years in Leaven I WOMEN'S APPAREL .106 Dresses, misses' silk, were $2.95 to $5, now $1 93 Dresses, jmuors' silk crepes and print $2 126 Dresses, juniors' silk, were $7.75, now 76 and women's, orig. $10, now $3.88 68 Coats, misses' and women's, orig.

$5, now $2.55 210 Sweaters, women's, originally $1.95, now 39c 65 Dresses, women's jersey, orig. $1.59, now 29c 80 Dresses, women's jersey, originally $1.95, 50c 50 Blouses, women's jersey, originally $1.95, now 25c 125 Blouses, women's pastel mesh, orig. $1.59, 50c 93 Blouses, women's silk, orig. $1.95," now 50c 500 Frocks, misses' and women's wash, orig. 59c, now 34c 427 Frocks, women's wash, orig.

79c, now 50c WOMEN'S ACCESSORIES 600 Handkerchiefs, women's 5c quality, 3c 750 'Kerchiefs, women's white emb. corner 5c 200 Scarfs, women's silk bow tie, reduced to 19c 176 Girdles and Step-ins, orig. $3.50 and $2.50, now $1.63 98 Girdles and Step-ins, $1.95 and $1.55, now $1 86 Bandettes and Brassieres, originally 50c, now 25c 300 Prs. Hose, women's rayon and lisle mesh 35c 600 Prs. Hose, service or semi-service, pair 39c 366 Pes.

Underwear, women's rayon, orig. 59c, now. 240 Vests, women's knit, sizes 33 and 44, seconds 10c 200 Prs. D'Orsays, women's felt, with heels 19c Hollywood $.50 Path-Up Wave Complete 25e FINGER AVE. 25c.

AWetta Marie Parls-VIF Wbtb WAVE $5.95 $4.00 Complete Complete worth pentientiary and Leonard to "The Ideal Sanitary Protection for Women six years in the same prison. Jones and Virgil Rhyne were sentenced to three years each in the Federal reformatory at Chilllcothe. O. now Ring Was Exposed. Authorities said Cobb and his ith or Without Appointment LARUE PERMANENT WAYE SYSTEM wife.

Miss Seventy, the Rhyne 7th Floor Carleton Bids. 308 S. 6th Ht. GArfleld 6323 GArfleld brothers and Jones passed one of the bogus bills at Ste. Genevieve in driving to St Louis on April 23 Women's $1 Handbags 39c Including patent, fabric and Summer Bags.

Just 300 at this remarkably low price shop-early. .453 Says Dr. R. de Medevielle, Noted French Specialist and passed seven more here. Police got information about the counterfeits which led to the arrest of the group of defendants.

Judge Faris remarked that coun terfeiting was becoming too com I New Rayon-Cellulose Sanitary Pad A Revelation In Softness, In Protective Power And In Poise It Brings The Wearer 0. mon. Counsel for Jones and Virgil Rhyne urged leniency for his clients, saying they were poor, ignorant farm youths, who now realized their mistake. The Judge replied: "The trouble is that anyone who thinks he can counterfeit and get away with it has no sense. It stems the people with no sense are becoming entirely too numerous.

Counterfeiting is a serious offense, punishable ly 15 years' imprisonment and $5000 fine. These people ought to have sense enough to realize that before they undertake it-'' Room-Size Rugs 12 Ofifi Including 9xl2-ft 8.3x10.6, 7.6x9-ft 6x9-ft. sizes; slight seconds; offered at half off of their original prices. Lynn Hinshaw, former proprietor of a dyeing and cleaning establishment in Des Moines, which he A Soit said had "gone on the rocks. )ft-svokcn pleaded guilty in another case in SPECIAL.

TRIAL, OFFER for a few days only to acquaint women with this medically endorsed, new-type napkin possessing and passing counterfeit 110 Federal Reserve notes. He re ceived the plates from Otis Spencer, notorious counterfeiter, who was sentenced in Omaha, last sping to 32 years imprisonment for bogus money operations. Hinshaw Remnants of 12V2C to 29c Curtainings 5C Yard Marquisettes and grenadines, plain or figured; suitable lengths for making long and short curtains. and companions were arrested here bv rolice trailing reports of bad bills. The Judge sentenced Hinsaw to six years in the Chillicothe reform atory.

Lawrence McWilliams, his wife. Opal, and James Allen, who were arrested with Hinshaw, plead For Full-Size Box Of 12 Veldown Pads ed not guilty. Mrs. Helen Woodward, Center 255 Prs. Shoes, women's; orig.

2 to 42, now 69c 188 Prs. Slippers, rayon crepe, reduced to 29c 46 Pajamas, women's 1 pc. originally $1.95, now $1 237 Slips, women's bodice top, flesh or white 29c 219 Gowns and Pajamas, women's rayon, sec, $1 59c 600 Prs. Gloves, women's silk, long or turn-back cuffs, 10c MEN'S FURNISHINGS 350 Shirts, men's, neckband and collar attached. 180 Track Pants and Shirts, men's, reduced to 20c 240 Union Suits, men's rayon, white only 49c 160 Shirts and Drawers, men's rayon; asst.

260 Shirts, samples and seconds of better grades 50c 180 Union Suits, men's nainsook and knitted. .3 for $1 175 Prs. Socks, men's cotton, reduced to pair 600 'Kerchiefs, men's white, satin stripe 600 'Kerchiefs, men's plain white, were 5c, now 3c BOYS' GIRLS' TOTS' 36 Blouses, girls jean, originally 59c, now 15c 33 Dresses, girls' jersey, originally $1.59, now 25c 10 Coats, girls', orig. $7.75 to $9.95, now $2 80 Coat Sets, girls' Spring, orig. $3.95 now 60 Union Suits, boys' nainsook and knit 25c 400 Prs.

Socks, children's ankle, orig. 25c, now 10c 280 Sports Shirts and Blouses, boys', colors and white, 39c 260 Shorts, boys' khaki, small sizes only 10c 227 Dresses, tots' sheer sleeveless, 1 to 6 years 25c 200 Suits, boys' sleeveless, were $1, now 49c 30 Dresses with Hats, toddlers' organdies, were $1. 71 Union Suits, boys' or girls' $1 Carter knit 69c 79 Crib Sheets, colored borders 25c 100 Pillowcases, to match above sheets 10c 60 Sweaters, tots' imported, were $2.49, now 59c 161 Prs. Shoes, children's good wearing 144 Prs. Sandals, children's, brown or elk 89c 116 Prs.

Boy Scout Shoes, heavy elk 89c CURTAINS and RUGS 400 Sample Lace Panel Curtains, 1 of a kind Vz OFF 482 Yds. 50-In. Cretonne and Damask; remnants, 69c to $1.69 erade '-39c 800 Cott-age Curtain Sets, wide variety 29c and 49c 200 Prs. Curtains, embroid. marquisette; were $2.95.

$1.49 600 Uoholstery Samples, many can be matched, each 29c 60 Congoleum Rugs, 3x6 and 4.6x4.6, orig. $1.95, now 79c 55 Rugs, 24x48 and 27x54 Chenille, orig. $1.29, now. 70 Yds. Carpet, 27-in.

Axminster, orig. $1.98, yard $1 75 Clocks, electric, alarm, complete 69c 40 18-Pc. Glass Sets, 6 each of three size glasses $1 LINENS and DOMESTICS 40 Bedspreads, printed percale 69c 38 Spreads, appliqued, embroidered 69c 120 Sheets, bleached, 54x90, seconds 29c 480 Pillowcases, colored, scalloped 12 He Rfi RiAt. colored hemstitched hem 59c ville, who confessed and led to the arrest in Kansas City of two men and a woman charged with as whirlwind at your command LOITLL be amazed and delighted with tie quiet, easy-going rnarrnrr of the new Del co Fan. It a whirlwind in action yet ao foftrspoken joa hardly know it'a JrIi blades oversized and atirni ifi cally pitched stir op mote air and eliminate jwisli and metallic ring See tie new Delco Fin at joax dealer's.

You'll find it ax smart and modem in looks as in action Dtico Aiatu Cerpr RodcHcr, No YcrL sociating with her in passing counterfeits, pleaded guilty. She had palmed off four $5 United States notes in St. Louis and was arrested Women's Cotton Mesh Dresses $2 Made to sell for $5.75 one and two piece sports styles WHITE and pastel shades; sizes 14 to 40. in trying to pass a fifth. In view of her confession and the fact she is to be used as a witness against the others, she was sentenced to two years in the Federal women's reformatory at Alderson.

W. Va. Above) DR. R. de MEDEVIELLE, Director of the Thermal Station of Eaux-Chaudes d'Ossau (Basses-Pyrenees), noted French specialist in women's ailments, with a remarkable record of success in thousands of most difficult cases.

Dr. de Medevielle says: "Enfin roici la protection hygienique ideate pour lesfemmes one which any physician must unqualifiedly approve. The superlative softness of its filler is a revelation and offers a tremendous contrast to the harsh materials which have been utilized in sanitary pads before i Not the least of Veldown's advantages is its remarkable absorptive power, which contributes so signally to the peace of mind of the wearer in cases of emergency. Of equal importance in my mind is its moisture-proofed back, which does away entirely with the possibility of accident i Any one of these three features would be sufficient to make Veldown qualify as a notable achievement in the field of hygienic protection. Combined, they put Veldown in a class entirely by (SANITARY NAPKIN) Flyer Sent to Reformatory.

Robert E. Haynes, who said he was a licensed transport pilot. I pleaded guilty of violation of the Dyer act today and was sentenced by Judge Faris to 18 months in the Federal reformatory at Chillicothe, O. The sentence automatically in validates his pilot's license. Formerly 40c a box While supply lasts, dealers named below are offering a full-size box of 12 Veldown pads for 3 for 59c During Special Trial Sale Buy Today (TTiit Introductory offer unWnot be repealed) Haynes, who has been in city jail for 63 days, argued with' the Court that he had had sufficient punishment and begged to receive sentence of less than a year in or Women's Dresses Originally $7-75 $2.80 Prints and solid colored crepes tailored and dressy styles for misses and women.

Shop early. der to save his pilot's license, which he said he had worked four years to obtain. I can see you are a young man carefully reared," Judge Faris said A young man who has had the Howard Wood Druas. 2714 S. Grand Drue 31.VS Cherokee NORTH advantages you have had deserves t.

M. Widmer. SSW Marras Bennett-Clark Druf Stores. 6022 S. Grand, less sympathy than boys who have SI'S l.rmvois 1 not." Haynes was charged with Grand-Victor Drnrs.

2324 P. Grand F. G. Messersehmiat. 3J.

drlierson stealing an automobile in Des Wirhlrr'i Phcv 200ff M. Grand. Moines, and driving in it to St. Weldles Pharmary. unnnwirr Galser's Grand-llorissant Irnr Grand and florHnant Grle-edlerk imc.

Grand J. M. idmer, 250 Marrns At. Kretrhers Phry, 3901 West llorlssant Thellen rharmary, 4292 Iee Huio Eswln, 327 Maffltt Srhson'i 3TOO Grand Graul De Nral (2 stores), 2iKll Cherokee, 4500 Vintinla Louis. He said he came here to Jat Phry 2733 Cherokee seek employment at Lambert Field Vlerbeller I nry zsihi B.

eiiersoa SOUTHWEST and w-as preparing to send money in payment for the macsine when Ashland Phey Feders Phey, 52O0.N. 20th DOWNTOWN Bri. 6tll na oiirs uktus Broadway and Washington H-rrdr, A kuni. J4H Olive "r-T Dmr to, Wh and Ptfi 18th and Waahlnrton I D'roi to. (3 atorea), trntarj Vi'gmn Stores CENTRAL rnje Co.

4 Stares) Jefffraon bbb 1 utau 'r-'ivart Bro. Urate to. 4 stores), Chnn- and Franklin T-'Kart-McAtee Vrat. 2801 Wash WEST M. Nirolas, 5101 Delmar h- J)ruj to.

3 torr), 4101 OHT6 'Ln Drtir Iwlmar Arc. H. E. Corcan. 478 Arsenal J.

J. Mneller. 3JMJ1 lee J. H. FJannehe.

Sonthwest he was arrested. Other Dyer Act Sentences. Flher Drac oiore. jinrnrM 407 Women's Straw Hats 25c Hair, novelty straws and combinations good selection of colors head sizes for all EVERY SALE FINAL. F.

H. fchnelder, 9ll Fyler At. Georsre Karl Smith. R461 Mardoch rides NORTHWEST Morris Dnnn. 401 S.

Kinr.hithwsy otners who pieaaea guilty Dyer act violations and their sen Clayton Road Pharmacy. 33S laytsn yf General Motors Value O'Brien's Phar. t2 stores. KBiRsriignway tenets are: Louis Horina. Chicago and Marntt nnn G.

Becker, 4 HOI starsj Bridre Sanders Droit arsenal Davidson Drur 012 Sonthwet Wykle Drns 372 S. KlnicohiKhway Rrnnk'i Pharmari f909 Gravois i. nnn EaHId and aU Biidca race horse trainer, three years; Ev Maro Droits. 305 N. In Ion Maginanelli, 18 months, and Fred Kissel's Pbry 6200 Colombia Wrirhfs Pharmacy.

ru iuis JJcVCerAarran Dm, Marcus M- lBis W. Cochran, previously convicted EAST ST. LOUIS lEHi five years: George D. Thompson BtM. Druca Ci stores), 4169 OliTe I F.nrlid and West Plw H.

I. Eekert, 243 CoUinille At. OolTery Dnil Co- 323 Collinsvllle At. Atchison, 18 months, and rrm 40T-J Olive Charles W. Roberts.

Atchison, pre -r uburban' Thf j-. Tajlor Hid Sb- roster the Drocrtst, li-' t. Clair B. Novack Draco. 2203 Misaouri Meyerhoffer Dmc- 2 Sonth Sixth Skye Drocs.

1CDO State. HOI Missoorl CLAYTON, MO. 144 Cases, colored hemstitched hem, 42x36-inch 15c 144 Yds. Rubber Sheeting, double coated, yard 36c 300 Yds. Sheeting, 87-inch unbleached, yard 15c 88 Bath Sheets, colored stripes, each 75c 300 Tea Cloths, Japanese, 35x35 inches, each 25c 144 Scarfs, rayon, greatly reduced 19c 66 Scarfs, linen with lace medallions, each 29c 155 Scarfs, fancy dresser, greatly reduced to 49c 480 Doilies, antique filet, oval or oblong 5c SILKS, RAYONS, COTTONS 240 Yds.

Georgette Crepe, solid color 29c 110 Yds. Taffeta, silk chiffon, yard 39c 525 Yds. Flat Crepe, all rayon, yard 33c 160 Yds. Shantung, all silk Honan, 39c 510 Yds. Flat Crepe, all silk, yard 55c 500 Yds.

Lining Fabrics of the bolt Vz Price 250 Yds. Brocades, novelty rayon, yard 25c 500 Yds. Union Linen, white, 36 inch, yard 15c 600 Yds. Suiting, solid color Peter Panyard 10c 300 Yds. Rayon, printed, washable, 36-in.

yard 15c 350 Yds. Cotton Pongee, colors, 36-inch, yard 7 He 1000 Yds. Wash Fabrics, assorted, yard oc 3000 Yds. Wash Fabrics, plain or printed IViC 500 Yds. Sheer White Wash Goods, yard 10c viously convicted, four years; Ira Brackett.

former narcotic agent. Davidson Ira itj'i t. I-oois Dmt. ft01 St. Ixiuls C.

Hart man. R7.T West Florissant St'mb DfiP, 401 Pope WUkerson Phcy, Klnashlahvay A. H. Dlederich. 5277 Wren Marcos Ave.

240O arena Inese rbcy 127 Taylor SOUTH Gardenview Pharmacy. 4CH7 Shaw J. F. tanrer, 7SOO Isory At. Dmc Stores.

7h31 Broadway two years. tracks t. Pharmacy. Belt At. rharmacj.

ZOO S. VamleTnter fcru Mores. 4401 West ln nnincharo, 824 Hamilton Ave. Pharmary. vts T'rno" CtaytoB Dms Co.

J. B. Coats). ioO Cen Mrs. Ruth Pabst, who pleaded guilty of obtaining narcotics on forged prescription, was sentenced At.

rharmarr. 1100 S. VaodrTa- tral JENNINGS, MO. Rtrcker rharmary, S20O Helen KIRKWOOD, MO. rharmary.

Kirk wood Rd. MAPLEWOOD, MO. a M. Trtskaa Grand At. and Bates by Judge Faris to 15 months in the C.

E. WILSON. Inc. Federal reformatory for women. 128 Women's Corsetalls $11.0 Originally 32.

$2.50 and 12.95. with and without inside belts, brocades and novelty materials; self material or swarni tops. Raymond Johnson, Bismarck was sentenced to five years Greenwood Pharmacy. 3350 Greenwood Bl. UNIVERSITY CITY.

MO. imprisonment when he pleaded CalTerstty City Pbey 37. Bis Bend road guilty of forging five narcotic pre i-ti rIle Phcj, Sarah and West Belle irvard 11S7 S. KlBsnljhway Urnc to, CN Delmar Co 8161 Pare 'ir Iirna Co 611 Eautoa At. imi lrna SS81 Eastoa T.

Mllrr. Intoa and Delma J-t Del Pharmary. 6.fW Delmar iers Dm a Mores. 5'iH Pae i-r Irn-. KlnmhllchwaT and "-rrnao I'hsmurt.

341 le BaltTwra -inman Drnts. 101 N. Whittler Dru 4272 W. UnstJ I ruin. Goodfellow WEBSTER GROVES.

MO. scriptions. Graul De eal I'hry 4.VHI Iralnla t.rosso Dms, Grand and Mcramee Kleasle Drnrs. 460O Moraaaford Meyerott's Pharmacy, 3.531 DeJor RHcai Phcy, 4173 Jnnlat, Hm J. Meksbnrex, 8 Rnasell Warthee Drag 4101 Shenandoah 4 r.

Fedder. S26 Compton Stnnrls Drur Tower Grove At, vv Sennenwald. KnsseU and allfornln 4 "schlemeler, Graols aad Jeffer-win McCracken Irac Broadway Bennett Phamsaey. 2W9 Fred Krtnc. Cherokee and Michigan Robert P.

Theb-j. J6.W8effero. Weyler rharmary. .01 S. Broadway Lander Prats, 8208 Alabama, 315-317 S.

Sevenm si. CEntral 4765 Electric Lamp Supply Inc. 1113 Pine St. Fuchs Appliance Inc. 3Q7 Merameo St.

Ambrose Mueller (2 stores). 14 Gare. Alma Craig, a egro, was sen tenced to five years In the women 18 w. Die rn BELLEVILLE, ILL. Wahlkohl Drue Co- 29 Main St.

GRANITE CITY. ILL. reformatory on a charge of forg lng an Indorsement on a com pen sation check sent her common-law Sanara Prier 32 N. VandeTBter Tiohrmann Phry- 21st and Med inch a as Miller Druf More, State Bad KMrinzbsut husband after his death. la tonr.

612.5 Bartmer Bill l'hc, 6101 Mapla.