St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 14

1AGE 14. Sf. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH sr. Louis KJSf-DtSPAiuH niftMiwn SMUGGLED Bankers Association, elected J. J.

Bowman of Bonne Terre chairman at the annual convention yesterday. Frank Hunt of St. Louis was elected secretary. J. J.

Mow man Heads Bankers. Special the Poat-Msfatch. COLUMBIA, Oct. 26. More than 223 bankers, members of Group Five of the Missouri uinmunu Orders Kx tradition of P.

J. VogeL Special io the rosvOisspatcfc. JEFFERSON CITT, Oct. 56. Extradition of Paul J.

Vogel from Maplewood to New York for violating a parole from Sing Sing prison, granted in 1924 after he had Berved four and half years of a 19-year term for forgery, was ordered yesterday by Gox- Baker. Vogel wft arrested in Maplewood two weeks ago when he attempted to sell an automobile stolen in Houston, Tex. DRINKS POISON AND DIES Mrs. Josephine Hogan, 60 years old, died at city hospital at noon yesterday from the effects of poison which she drank a short time previously at her home, 406QA Olive street. Her husband.

William, told po USED IN $2100 SWINDLE Tailor Learns He Holds Rhinestones as Security for Loan to Strangers. lice his wife swallowed the poison in his presence before he could knock the container from her hand. He said he is unable to account for her action. I The Spirit of Youth GULBRANSEN The Little Piano With the Big Tone MINUET $295 to $650 fcJ fyTW A. lovely two-jnec suite covered, j'n A 7a The true campus spirit it's in the style and swing of these new saddle est.

rig-urea, linen-frieze Back and cushions reverse siae of cushions. KIESELHORST CEntral Company 1879 6200 spring filled. Solid Jtand carped mahogany frame. This suite is well and carefully made. SCIIAAB 1 he 1 tvo Pieces $249 mQu tin, 1007 Olive Street Young men, in and out of college, will like the way these smart Fall Shoes fit and dress their feet.

They are In tan and black calf Encore! By Popular Request! Special Sale of "La Jolie" Face Powder CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED DEPENDABLE COURTEOUS SERVICE Actual AMES SIPEO AILS Made Especially for Us by THOMPSON BROS. SHOE (c? of Brockton, Massachusetts Amines Slhiee (Co. Now at 516 Olive And Coupon Below 39c Box for Washington A Cor. Seventh Extraordinary Values in These SATURDAY SPECIALS The same good "La Jolie" Face Powder that was offmf in a similar event a short time ago offered just for hjum Day Saturday. "La Jolie" Face Powder is a product of the makers of Feetoiletries.

Yoa can swim, bathe, perspire and la. Jolie" Face Powder remains on until you remove it witfc cream or soap and water. Perfumed with delicate tarda flower fragrance. Choice of flesh, white and tnoettt shades. This special offer for Nugent Day only.

Qip tae coupon below present it at the Toilet Goods Section aaat receive this St powder for 39c. Nugents Main Floor, North Open Sat. Evening 4 'Lous Pricing in The fpl li THIS COUPON and If presented during sale at 39c Economy Dress Shop The Latest Fabrics, Colors and Trimming Effects at onlv Men's and Young Men's Harry Holtzman. a tailor, living upstairs over his shop at 291S Market street, today told police how he had been swindled of $2100 in savings by three men who gave him "diamonds smuggled in from Belgium" as security for the money they borrowed. After holding the diamonds for a month.

Holtzman took them to a jeweler, who informed him they were rhinestones worth about 25 cents. Sept. 15 a "Mr. Greenberg" visited the shop and negotiated to purchase the property for $14,000. He returned Sept.

27 and was followed into the shop by a "Mr. Le-vine," who posed as a "smuggler of diamonds from Belgium." and a "Mr. Tineberg-, who posed as a jeweler. Levins produced eight glittering stones which Tineberg weighed on a jeweler's scale and appraised at $4600. Tineberg wanted to buy them, but' had only $2600.

Greenberg lent him $560 and Holtzman was induced to lend the other $2100 until the next day. and take the diamonds as security, until the loan was repaid. Holtzman withdrew the $2109 from his account at the Industrial Loan Co. and gave it to Tineberg. Tineberg did not return to repay the $2100 loan and recover the diamonds.

Levine and Greenberg also failed to return. Holtzman, however, had the diamonds and did not worry until yesterday, when he held them to the sunlight and saw through them. He became alarmed as he had heard one could not through real diamonds. So he rushed to a jeweler, who confirmed his suspicion that he had ien swindled. The swindle is identical with one by which three men obtained S280 from Mrs.

Jacob Karp of Hannibal, Mo, early this month. 40,000 FACE LOSS OTVOTE UNDER NEW JERSEY LAW Suspected Names Struck Off Regts-t rat ion Lists ruder State Supreme Conrt Ruling. Ej the Associated Press. NEWARK, X. Oct.

26. Forty thousand registrants in Hudson and Essex Counties, Democratic strongholds, face the prospect of being struck off the rolls on the ground that they are illegally registered. This action followed a State Supreme Court decision holding constitutional the law giving superintendents of election the right to remove from tie lists such names as they believe to be Illegally registered. This law was passed by the Republican Legislature early this month over the vetoof the Democratic Gov. Moore.

More than 24,008 names were ordered off the registry lists in Hudson County yesterday by John Ferguson, superintendent of elections. The recourse of those affected is to apply to the courts to show they are legally registered. Democratic leaders interpret the action as an effort to -Gov. Smith. They say that the redress to the courts given to voters whose names are striclzen from the means little as the time is sa short before election that only a small part of the will have an opportunity to be heard.

They also have asked for an investigation of the registration in Atlantic City, one of the strong Republican cities where 76 per cent of the estimated population is registered. UNION OFFICER ARRESTED ON $1942 SHORTAGE CHARGE Hugh J. Gordon Pressmen's Secretary, Declines to Make Statement. Hugh Gordon, secretary and treasurer of the St. Louis Web Printing Pressmen's Union No.

3S. was arrested last night at the request of a trustee of the union who said an audit of Gordon's books disclosed a shortage of $194:.48. The fact of the shortage wis published two weeks ago. when it was estimated to be from $3590 to $7000. Gordon was taken in custody as be approached Hotel Jefferson to keep an appointment there with J.

C. Orr. international secretary of the union. He made no statement. TEACHER AND FIVE CHILDREN IN AUTO KILLED BY TRAIN NUGENTS Will Entitle You to a Regular $1 Box of "LA JOLIE" FACE -POWDER Unless authorized supply is sold.

No coupons accepted after sale. Customer's Name A dress Main Floor Specials! SILK HOSIERY $1.59 Regular $1.98 Value! Silk from top to toe, full fashioned, having the vamp toe, picot top, and sfop-lok run stitch offered in all the new colors and sizes; some are slightly irresular. ALL-WOOL 2Pants Suits Others Prized Up to $45.00 ONLV OWEEK 1375 See Our 16-Page Nugent Day Section Today's Post-Dispatch NT IGF. NTS DRESSES LADIES COATS Great assortment to se- Fur trimmed, newest TTtK STORE rT) ALL THE PEOPLE lect from. Materials are Nugents Main Floor, North shades.

$19.95 Others' Priced Up to Si 9. 50 of silk and satin. $12.75 Every Dress a Smart, New TV inter Style The women of St. Louis who are familiar with this shop know the wonderful values that are presented! Each new fashion success is reproduced. ECONOMY DRESS SHOP SECOND FLOOR mm MS mmmm SPORT DRESSES TRY a 3-tirae POST-DISPATCH WANT AD.

Results almost certain. Money refunded on canceled myrrtfr? 1 11 I $13.75 I The newest one and two piece styles are featured in the most fashionable styles and colors for all sports occasions. Mdl! rrT II IDl Ii7.illl VI il I WW FRIDAY! SATURDAY! MONDAY! Special Value! Newest EIGHTH A.T OUVE Fur Trimmed Men! Here's an Unusual Offering of Fine ml) COATS sniw Stunning Stxles Elegantly Tri mmed H'xth Smart Furs These are not "Sale Shirts" or "job lots" bought just for a sale but Shirts from regular high-grade stocks offered at an underprice for Three Days Only! Men! Here is a real opportunity to stock up on Shirts and save money! .75 49 Machine of Forsjth. Ion, High Scbool Assistant Principal Strnrb by Freight on Crossing. By the Associated Pre.

FORSYTH, Oct. tS. Mrs. Ralph Abbott, 50 years old. assistant principal at the Howard High School, 18 miles west of Forsyth, and five school children, were killed and three others injured on their way home from school yesterday when Mrs.

Abbot's car, in which they were riding, was struck by a freight train at the Northern Pacific crossing at Howard. Rayon Underwear $1.00 Exceptional Value? Bloomers and step-ins of the very finest quality rayon arc qffered in the new-est styles and colors at this special price. NEW SWEATERS $9-98 Smart pullover styles in novelty wrns and wool are extraordinary values this special price for Saturdav, Broadcloths White and Colors Stripes Figured Patterns Madras GETS 7 YEARS FOR ASSAULT HI These Coats Feature All the Newest Styles There are coats for sports and wear in this unusuaSlv attractive group. The workmanship is superiorthe fabrics high grade and they feature the most advanced styles. BEDELL COAT SALOX AN ENTIRE FLOOR Just everything in new Shirt patterns and beautifully tailored made with' fine ocean pearl buttons cut extra full in I 1 a a 1 1 ached styles with buttoned cuffs.

On his plea, of ruilty to a Charge of attempted aswsult Maseo Lewis. IS-year-old Negro, today was sentenced to seven years in the penitentiary by Circuit Judge Hall He formerly was employed in a sandwich shop at 365S Washington avenue. The offei.se occurred last Aug. 1 9. when be placed a ladder to the window of a second floor apartment In the Argonne apartments building, entered the bedroom of 15-year-eli white airl.

The voun oman fought him off and he fled from her bedroom. H-wes reojmizM as ran. ani later arrested..