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EIGHT 1 RESERVE BOARD GOVERNOR QUITS i I Crissinger Resigns After Six Years in Treasury for Private Job. WAHHINOTOrf, Bept. It. (A. after eervtng atx In two Important treasury offloes.

Denial R. Crls tagar, governor of the federal reeerv board and formerly comptroller of the luimer i kH resigned and today prepared to Hrume the chairmanship of Washington Investment banking eoncern. Although President Coolldge he accepted Sir. Crlsslnger" resignation and' la understood to have aalected his successor, the name of tha appointee a a SB mmn I sia Office to tha vacancy has not been dleclosM, While it waa eonsldrMd a possibility that Mr. Coolldgs might go outside the reeerre board tor a successor, two present members of that body, Ed ward R.

Cunningham of Iowa, and Vice Oovernor Edmund Piatt of New fork, were mentioned tor the gover norship post. DR. E. A. RAMUS DIES.

Puneral services were held at 1:30 p. m. today at Bedalla for Dr, E. A. Harris.

42, prominent physician of Bedalla, trho practiced In Bprtngfleld tor 13 years, and who died Tussday night at the home of his brother, Dr. Mayo Harris, In To ledo, ACTOR ENDS OWN UPE. NEW YORK. Bept. 16 (A.

Bertram Porsyth. actor and play 'wrlght, committed suicide early today by Inhaling Illuminating gee in tha kitchen of his aDartment. ae cording to polios. Nervous depression was given by police as reason for Ms act. JiralbeairalbDe because of this iigrrTisj i jsjsiiisMi Minutes seem like years when you are in the company of anyone with real case of halitosis (unpleasant breath).

It ruins many friendship. The one way to avoid such offense is to rinse the mouth with Listerine every day, and especially before meeting others. Immediately, Listerine removes every trace of unpleasant odor. Don't fool yourself that you never have Due to modern habits it is all too common. Write for free book of etiquette.

Lambert Pharmacal Dept. 7, 2101 Locust Street, St Louis, U. S. A. OiOo'SetrDDTje Death Comes To All Nothing In lit la to certain as that which come to ns all death.

Wa nap put It out of oar minds, than possibility, bat eventually, sometimes long before wa expect it, wa are confronted with this change, which takes 11 tram earthly possessions. No matter how small nor how large oar accumulations mar be. wa want them to so for tha benefit and nleaanra certain onas whom wa desire to help or please. This nv k. few will I V.

Instrument, tha eiuta is divided according to hard and fast role ot tha law, sometime placing it whara It will aot do tha greatest amonnt ot good. For this reason, everyone should hare a will. la choosing aa executor or trustee to hare charge ot distributing an aetata, too much care can not be taken. To properly distribute assets and maka the beat returns for beneficiaries under tha will, tha keenest business experience and knowledge ot values necessary. This can be obtain! bp naming a well managed bank or trait eompsny aa executor or trustee ot your aetata.

In this way, too, tha uncertainty confronted In naming aa Individual aa executor also eliminated. Aa Individual, serving la thla capacity, might dla Immediately after your will goes Into affect, thai throwing the estate into tha courts, with probability ot a stranger being appointed executor, whereas a corporation of the right sort, exists Indefinitely. A bank or trust company, such as tha Union National Bank, hat a reputation to make and maintain, bp fair dealing, and It Is therefore almost a certainty that such a corporation would ate Its, best efforts to carry oat the terms ot poor will to the beet advantages In every way to poor betre, with the lowest charges possible. Let experienced minds distribute and conierr your estate, according to pour desires as expressed la poor will. Name the Union National Bank Executor or Trusts of Toor Estate.

SPECIALISTin CBRONIC DISEASES Disease ot the blood, kidneys, bladder, catarrh, rheumatism, disease of the long, stomach bowels, skin disease, private (venereal dla. ease, aerrona trouble. Voee et vitality. Disease of wcmeaVlthoat surgery. V.

C. IIOVrEL ILD; B. Olive aear Booevllle, Odd Fellow Balldlaf Boarai 10:80 a. m. to 0:00 p.

m. Taeeday and Batardey ntll ftrfto p. m. THE SPRINGFIELD LEADER. FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 16, 1927.

Memorial Service Held At Sea for Dole Fliers Flower Laden Ship Pauses at Spot Where "Dallas Spirit" Sent S. 0. S. and Casts Offering Upon Waters. STEAMSHIP MAUI.

Sept, 18 (A. This flower laden ship halted today 700 miles out of Ban Francisco while captain, crew and passengers Joined In a memorial service to honor the memory of seven aviator who were lost while flying over the Paclflo from Ban Pranclaoo to Honolulu all originally partlclpanta la the recent Dole flight from California to Hawaii. When the TOO mile mark was reached, Walter W. Crlbblna, presenting Ban PTanclsoo, paid tribute to the valor of: Mies Mildred Doran, the Michigan school teacher: J. A.

Pedlar, the pilot of her biplane, and Lieutenant VUas R. Knopa, their Two Americans Are Slain Abroad; Others Attacked and Robbed WASHINGTON, Sept. IS. (A. From three countries, Mexico.

Santo Domingo, and China, word has reached the state department telling of the murder o'f two Americana and of other attacks on this country's na tionals. Tbs fatal ahootlcg of David L. Fisher, of Philadelphia, by Mexican was reported by the consul at Ouede lajara. who ale sent advtoea about a radical disturbance at the ateaata mines from which the forelgnere were forced to flee and of a renewal of radical activities at the Amparo mines after the protection ot Mexican federal troop had been withdrawn. In Ban to Domingo, according to consular advices, Ren R.

Dumarest, said to be from New York City, was slain by a Dominican, In a dlsputs ovsr the collection of an overdue 139 account. Marlon Duncan, an American mis sionary, and his family were robbed of all their poeeeeslons July by Chinese brigands who attacked them In the vicinity of Tsalel Pass, the Yunanfu consulate advised the de partment In the Nlcaraguan campaign against banditry, the department received a report from the Managua legation telling of the killing ot three bandit and the probable mortal wounding of tworthers by Amer ican marines. The marines, after an all night forced march, made a surprise stuck on the' bandit near Sanoto. Georgia Ex Pastor, Held In Kidnaping of Ills Successor COLUMBUS. Oa Sept.

IS. (A. PJ Bar. Willi T. Jordan, paetor of the local Methodist Episcopal church.

North, 'missing since Wedneeday night, had not been found today and the Rev. A. V. Noble, dismissed pastor of the church, wa held by police charged with kidnaping hi ucceesor. The Rev.

Mr. Joroan wee kothi by two stranger weaneeoay The men said they wished to "discuss church matters'' with him. Mrs. Jordan said ths minister walked away with tha two men. When be did not return, hi wire appealed to police.

The Bar. Mr. Noble, who waa dismissed by the oongregatlon Septem ber 4, was said to have oeoiarea mat no man would live to fill the pulpit in his church. Blamed When Headier Body of Chemist Is Found BALTIMORE. Bept IS.

A. I Ths third murder within lee than a month to be attributed to bootlegger has been revealed bp the dlsoovery of ths headless body ot i. Athey Keraer. SS yeer old chemist and traduat student ot Johns Hopkins university, who disappeared June S. Kerner body waa found in a stats forest reeervs near bar by a boy camper.

One of friends, Edward A. Hupp, declared believed the chemist was murdered by bootleg ger to whom had refused to give a' formula for removing ths poison from Industrial aloohoL Mr, Andrew Keraer, hi mother, also said ah feared bootlegger ware respooalbl for his death. BUYS TRACT NEAR CHERRY CREST PARK H. K. ICsysr has purchased a S0 aor tract with modern home on It, located put Mat of Cherry Ore, park, of B.

T. Street, president of the Cher ry Ore parx eompany. It waa I ported yesterday by t. B. Coa, through wham th transfer waa made.

Approximately rrs.one wa said te be Involved Is ti sal. let. Meyer turning la ius am at Til Msdnofi street. Bs plan to raise poultry. air.

Btreet and other owning lead weet ot th park plan to Mb dlvld a SO eer plot, erect street light and otherwise improve It, opening a new residential district, air. ooa said. ROTARY BY LAWS ARE AMENDED BY COUNCIL Botary club by laws were amended at a meeting of the council ot the olub, held last sight at the home ot John W. Byng. 704 Bouta Weller street.

Th eommltts of the olub also were rearranged to eontona to the plan made at th mtsrnetkmel convention et Osteal. The committee win be so arranged the they aaay be more closely allied emfe the club offloer. Preeedlnt th boslaees meeting, Mr. Byng wa hostess to tee) efupctl members' si Cinum, navigator; Captain William Erwln, distinguished wartime filer, who rode In the Dallas Bplrlt, and Alvln Etch Waldt, his navigator, of Barkeley; Jack Frost ot New York, pilot ot the olden Eagle, and Gordon Scott, his navigator. While Crlbblna spoke, floral offerings, the gifts of admirer ot the courage of the missing aviators, were cast upon the sea at approximately the spot where the Dalles Spirit radio oast an O.

call In a tallapln and wa heard no more. The floral creation were mostly of special de sign, made with raft backings so as to ride the wave for days. Minister's Son Ends Brief Boxing Career After Poke on Jaw NEW YORK. Sept. lfl (A.

Knocked out In two minutes and 80 seoooda, William La Mance, eopho more at Centre college, today was bent on a career In dentistry, having abandoned ambitions to shtne In pugilism. His father, the Rev. William N. La Mance, Methodist evangelist, trained his ton tor the ring and cam here to see If he was of championship fight tng caliber. Jo Stwrlno, known a "Iron Horse," convinced the father In an amateur show.

At the start of ths bout William landed a few stout Jabs, but with only a few esoonds of the first round remaining "Iron Hone" brought one around to William's jaw and William went down and out for flvs minute. PIVD SUNKEN U. S. SHIT. GENOA.

In October, 1917. the steamship Washington, on Its way from America to Italy with a load of copper, was sunk by a Oermen submarine. It hee Just been found by divers at CamogU, near here. It 1 planned to raise the vessel and sal vage ths cargo. The smallest bird In the world' la the fairy bumming bird of Cuba, whloh la only two and one fourth Inches long.

iitiiiiiiiiimiiiumiuiiiiiuiiiimiiniiii I Only Two Eyes! Every body knows that, bnt bow many ever give It a second thought? You owe It to yourself to take care of the only eyes you'll ever have. Let our expert examine your eye today I If necessary, glasses will be fitted at a most moderate cost. I Come In Today iMcCLEniioirsI 120 Boatlk Side eseaaijeweBwe iTiiiffiiiuiiiiiniiiiituiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiTi SKIDMORE NEW HEAD OF LEGION Mrs. Charles Brown Is Elected President of Auxiliary for Coming Year. George H.

Bkldmore, attorney and retiring adjutant ot Ooad BaUlnger post ot the American Legion, waa elected commander ot the post at a meeting last night. Mr. Charles Brown was named at the same tune by the auxiliary to serve as Its president for the coming year. They succeed Capt. Louis E.

Sillck and Mrs. R. I. Truman. Herman H.

Lohmeyer waa selected by the Legionnaires to auoceed Mr. Bkldmore a adjutant Other otlleere are R. H. first vtce oommander; A. H.

Smith, second vloe commander; O. E. Coon, assistant adjutant: Reevea Miller, finance officer: Col. Paul H. Prey, chaplain: Ray Swindler, historian, and John Heltrecht, ssr geent at arma.

Other officers named by the auxili ary were Mr. C. J. Bennlng, first vice president; Mrs. Herman Lohmeyer, second vice president; Mrs.

George H. Bkldmore, secretary, and Mr. Elmer Kent; treasurer. Mrs. Jerry Fenton presented a report on the recant state convention and annual report ot committee were given showing the charitable work accomplished during the year.

After a discussion, by Lester I. Cox, chairman of the aviation committee of the Chamber of Commerce, the post adopted a resolution endorsing the name "Missouri National Guard Airport." for ths flying Mel developed by Carl McCluer and the Chamber of Commerce. FENCE THEIR PHONE. STANLEY. Wis.

The Aaaeta Alm berg telephone line has the cheapest service In the world, for It la free. L. H. Aaseth and John Almberg, hooked Instruments on the mile and a half of barbed wire fence that runs between their farm and now they have their own private line. After Payday Specials Be sure to ses our wonderful line of ball ahoea for woman at these remarkably low price.

In Military, Cuban and Bplke heels. $2.93 and $3.98 Open at For Children This year we have a better and more oomplete line of Children's Shoes than we have em had in the 4 year. Kinney's Bhoe Co. has been In Springfield, and a wider range of prices. $1.49 $1,69 $1.98 $2.49 $2.98 HOSIERY Ouarenteed Hosiery of 10 strand pure thread silk.

'Pull fashion and durable. In all the newest shades A remarkable value per pair BUS 808 COLLEGE The ((tore with the Fountain IF YOU WANT TO BUY A HOME FOR $25 CASH Hera Is your chance 1019 Kearney, 4 except beat, garage, one block from car line, a few daps only. Small monthly payments. Pbona 5911 or ITIt W. room, modern This price for See this today.

DRURY COLLEGE OPENED TODAY Green Caps, Black Bow Ties and Paddles in Evidence on Campus. Oreen cap, black bow ties and paddle were to be eeen In large numbers on the Drury campus today. Sometime there seemed to be a majority of the green caps and again there was a majority of the paddle. At any rat there are' many Freshmen who will turn In to bed tonight with their feelings badly hurt. The evidence In the case point to the fact that the first semester has opened at Drury college.

Approximately 400 studenta attended' the opening of the ooilege this morning. This 1 an unusually large number to enter and several additional registration are expected at the beginning of the week. The classee today convened largely for aa slgnmnta to be made and for some of the usual class Instruction. A special assembly was held at 11:10 a. featured by an opening address by Dr.

T. W. Medal, president, and apaoial music Thla assembly was for ths purpose of Introducing the Freshmen to the upper classman. Try AS MA RINE Guaranteed for Asthma, Bronchitis and Hay Fever PRICE 91.00 Mall order tilled VAN MATES DEUO CO. Bprlngflcld, Mo, RENT IT WITH A WANT AD 0ut of Town Visitors, Attention Wa in vita 70a to our iters to see and haax soma of tha latest developments in tha Piano and PnonOffraph field.

The Kimball Grand, style No. 29, is ths latest product of the Kimball Company. It is their new low tension scale. Ton mnst sea and hear this wonderful instrument to fully appreciate it The Kimball Grand, style No. 29, ia $0Q5 in price.

The New Electric Automatic changes its own records. It 'a worth going miles to see, this remarkable machine. The Automatic Orthophonic is in price. We have other Orthophonic Victrolas at $95.00, $125.00, $165.00, up to $300.00 Terms To Suit Everybody HEAR THESE RECORDS: "What Do Wa Do on a Dew Dew Dewey.Day?" "She's Got It." "i Ain't Got Nobody." "Sing Me a Baby Song." L. Ei Lines Miaoic eyBBaVBBBaVaaaeawMaVaaa 221 223 Boonville Ave.

"Lines Lead In Their Line" Venie Brothers Frtj. Announce the opening of their new Confectionery and Fruit Store with Fountain Service 206 West Commercial 1 SATURDAY, SEPT. 17TH We Teatnre an Assortment of Loose Wiles Cakes Vassar ChocolatesTracy Ice Cream JUM A Bottle of Coca Cola C2X and Vassar al fr Enroll Now II iF1 Lj At Drarhon'i Business College I 1 pi AnSAI 9 Fruit ikl 1 it eaae the school. Other, ar. Il tt TI hfit IS I i rj but i wjm YMimm 'm I It There as Btm Room for I I 1 Oil Vi'4 Z' A i I III EDUAUGEWG 01dnoButtMea Our Fountain )W business college Pop Corn If I A uerVlCe I IW Ik AL0ITZ0 J.

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