Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 174, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 October 1926 — Page 8

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WHY KLAN Q VIZ WENT TO ST. LOUIS Hu T'nftetl Prrgs ST. LOUIS, Oct. 27.—The vigor of a 64-year-old United States Senator, whose activities have been before the public for years, is being used

11T 1 nr'rpi C* TX n f\ $4.98 Fruit Bowls, $3.87 Curtain Rods, Each, 9c Window Shades, Ea., 59c Buttons, Card, 3c fesJ* Im I R | I* ■ Rf a I II II ■ ■ ■ ■ Silver plated fruit bowls, en- Curved ends, flat rods, extend Tan or dark green, size 36x72 Assorted sizes and styles, *to Pi df™ Ks gs B ™lt (S ■ fjHfcl W M ■ ■ H ■ H ■ ■ ■ graved borders, top and side to 48 Inches. Each, 9c. Inches. Complete, ready to 9on card special card 3c •I is 8 g gkJ i/|\ g V|\/vI/lJ V/U* *"*■ THE NEW YORK storf FSTisss ' • Toweling Crash, Hair Nets, 3 for 24c THE NEW YORK STOREWEST. 1853 H Yard, 21c Wonderful Value, in The,e ft All lined partly bleached crash Final Saving Opportunities! I 3 for , tr „ t floor . ’W ft toweling. * Yard. 21c. Cal®S\ 11 Coats, S IO.OO w* _-A fWWBft nH M 1 Piu-f linen towels, white with ' spools. Black, white and col-fgSlfr-jg&m - 1 L'isri 17C0at5,‘19.75 ! & \ Each, SI.OO I who appreciates real values! and $5.95 ** mh WkJ 1 t™ l Lnd ne Jl'.r , n t wi!ie’. P3 Eleven coats of suede and Bolivia, fur trimmed, very spe Just the car for play, learning 1 ' _ ftBSSiW 1 44 Inches Each." II.on! cially priced for the Anniversary month-end sale, SIO.OO r’rlce'd.VSs* 0 with h^ndleT,°s.9s. * gpsr*® ..rrrl.^m 8 iqW 1 Pettim street floor. Seventeen coats, fur trimmed and plain. Lined and —Pettis, basement. \ f Pl'SL&ik \ Guest Towels, Each, 25c - - —„ y —m. Bos(onB ?100 1 9 w fEI ft All linen, huck and blrdseye NAVY TAN * BROWN GRAY O> V 4 l&|S 1 weave. Slightly soiled. Each. • 1 UKAI 3 Regular $1.49 to $2.50 Boston 1 W ‘ aft JB ft 25c. —Pettfs, street floor. —Pettis, second floor. I bags, SI.OO. 1 _ _ IWM Jr. gel &A CP Ctfl 1 I —Pettfs, basement. I K; fß* 1 Damask, Yard, 88c , r ,. 0 r 1 'E, \ bached. $t r incheo n vlrt' Curtains and Panels, Printed Linen lombmets. 9bc I w a Ait odds I “Heatl er”Linen Damask V 2 Price Handkerchiefs, 10c I J-.nooiu h eue, n^iU ersary 7> on,h , or 1 Yard 51.47 55Ur *'!na iSrSK K'Voi ''" M * oO,or ' Voile Handkerchiefs, 1 JHiblaS*® 4, ', „nce Sah‘ nJ i a " a f during o° r belo^°^ es e \ . „,„ y "““JKSi ..o ... 1 • . . rlcaro nCe tca marh ea share in 1 bleached to inches wide Yard. __ lut ■ . lipo-doy etc.* ° C . , er y cfl s ® -, n jt I nC ma l t ° r ■ J! 1 r, 'Hir. |. . |X IU II D Hanftkerrjltffs Porto Rican hand embroidered \ he ’■"X rhe a^S [Z be early ;f>° ealers . N o phon , I j Ltvmg Rooni Wall Paper. s tm^kerchiets, 1 and ends* Jays O y are tin l jVortC sol mo rning- Heather I Inen unbleached Roll, 27v2C L lo ‘ C —Pettis, street floor. I sale ; nil Cfl®” l frlflfly' n s / I toweling Colored borders Yard. * “ Color woven corded bordei ■ f I Oil st “ . -rtfifieS l* l ana * . a. 3Ul 0 ' 13c. Prttls. street floor. Two-toned brocade, tapestry handkerchiefs Regular 25c qual fir f pi • ft 09 Q uanlU . tomorrow n #|y at °* _-^sitfa* tlB ‘ : nnd cloth effects. Bto 30 rolls ity. tomorrow, 2 for 23<-. WbITIPII Q I haiTinKPlIP ft at cost. . Vl ngs tom pr °mP 11 - ...saK^ C<g n 1| P L O TY I I of each style SOc quality, roll. -Pettis, street floor. If UUICII 5 UldlHUlMJllC 1 Candies, Each, 2c Book or lUtle - - - doves, 79c 1 C. O. D‘ S Mpn’c fnllnn llninn "ac- FoP 25c l TOILETRIES! Fancy embroidered cuff, and 1 -jqr*** £ 'l*®** 0 -Pettis, fifth floor. Mother 000 ar.d Peter Rah- r, fA f 1 S2OO Everhot hags, SIOO a^^ray 3 ' 0 Von th-En"’ special 't Chamoisette Suits, $1.69 - Tumblers, Each, 3c , irls . , sCk‘ j: "“ bins Sweaters, $3.94 (j| oves 59 c SSS, “ mbkr t&-o?- mn K *' h •’*' - VT , v„,o„. ,h, a „. Sandwich Trays, SI.OO Regular $4.95 and $5.95 values. length. Winter weight In ecru ' ' Q ffl 1 p i * n IO U f/-vpk- n Palmolive cold or vanishing J> t Assorted colors. Wonderful val- Black only, with black em- an d gray. Special Month-End ... , n .1/ art nUl'lCfl Llln3inS If 4flC |IULAS cream, large Jar, 25c. Oreen or amber cut glass ues in the clearance sale, $3.94. broidered backs. All sizes. Spe- Sale price, $1.69. Wnnl KPITIPUPIs */*? Ilfl ' * f 5,,t * Lournay lemon cleansing sandwich trays with handle, Pettis, second floor. cially priced for the —Pettis, street floor. ft vui llvuiuuuio, /,} vll Crossbar marquisette and cream, 25c. each, SI.OO. Sale. 59c a pair. Desirable lengths of coat and Plain Swiss with loops to match fi A a JID 94 —Pettis, street floor. —Pettis, fifth floor. -Pettis, street floor. * ' fiir/trolle „ n J dress materials In il<e fall colors >’ Phone or C. O D. orders. # tO 1 = ri QQ mens UVerailS anu Serge, tnootme, Polrer twill l.lmlt fi pair-.to customer. Pair ** A * - . _ __ _______________ Loal Hod, 39c Mcn - S Shirt - " "•>“* *•* •*"”?" sa- 7 ,. .7 x „ Fountain Pens, 87c ’ ~ r , ”TT Galvanized or Japan Iron, me- JUmpeFS, tyI.UU —Pettis, street floor. Cretonn6 Yard 25c of flat crepe, tieor- "Marxton 1 s. If-filllng foun s Pcial ( learance Sale of and “U 1 7i S q Z 6, Wth hood- 60 * 41 ' Made of white, blue and tan Blue denim overalls with r , ee VIWUIIUV, lUI U, L.UK, K „tte and voile Many col- tal " pens, clip style. Junior and j. j eacn, aac. broadcloth, fancy stripe madras jumpers to match. - ors. Smart styles, practlcth oversize. Composition black and f T J ffl IDCG tv /'l Pettis, basement. an( j percales. Collar-attached and 40. Full cut; five pockets 1 VvlUUIIO) Utfl/ rlous patterns and colors Yard * dresses for all wear. Spe- re< l- Each, BTc. YJII Ulvo a lAvi and styles. Full cut including rule and pencil pock- Combination sterling silver 2 ,T,C - —Pettis, third floor. cially priced tomorrow —Pettis, street floor. m .i ,(v mn a and well made. Fine buys In ets. Clearance price. SI.OO. chain and rich, lustrous inde- - to ftIT.R-I. I iOfSCTS Toilet Paper, 10 Rolls, „i. 00 Szntfo’vS rw-- Novelty Voile Ruffled - Stationery l/, Price 28c ' u , „ w , $1.95 All-Silk Chiffon Curtains Pair 97c 1 ! *2 59 Mens hanev Wool VI St rn Nprkwpar 4Qp LUlldllla, rail, Ult ors Flat or folded sheets, some ZdsxJ s Good sanitary crepe tissue, 10 * Hncp XI ItCLIYWcd* f 4vL j UB( 17s pn | r( , a f these noveltv Ufoll Ponor Rfll! 1 sip w,,,: bhed envelopes. Reguarlly nowiilnr tq qt Vnlnoa ° ll8 ' 28c - H r HflCO nOSC Dace collar and cuff sets, ja- cU^alns. 7 regjUr 0 1.39 ta'lCes WC Wall Taper, KOU, lOC *sc to $5.00 Tomorrow % price Regular $3.95 Values —Pettis, basement. IIOoC, JUL All silk from top to toe. well hots and cape collars. Special. -lose. pair. irfc. Embossed self tones, roll. 18c. 1 * " ,rec * ~oor - Various models of nink reinforced at points of wear each. 49c. —Pettis, third floor. —l*-ttl third floor. j tnuuo muaeis oi pms In plaids and stripes In brown. Moonlight, dove gray, Cham- —Pettis, street floor. r< In 1 r and P eac " brocades with Kitchen Scale, $1.29 I contrasting colors. Specially I phere,’ Illusion. Itegu I***""; |m. $ i Yopit QRr Grenadine Ruffled Cur- ! w a ii p aDer r o ii I Envelopes, Package, 5c I lustrous Bilk e,astic- „ , oc P, r, for the Anniversary values. special tomorrow at IVICI2U LHCCS, JjC . _ . .. *’ 1 H C 1) Good quality linen envelopes, Girdle Sizes Corset Sizes Family size, weighs up to 25 Month-End Sale, 50c a pair. $1.59 —Petti*. *treet floor. ' 7 * Cl CQ M , - r reirular lzt* Colotr white nlnk 07 on om ounds by ounces. Special, -a-Pettls, *treet floor. inciie. wid!. *Ysrd 3to H taHIS, i 3IF, j 1 2V?C and 15c blue and orchUb PackaT*’ 6c lnk ' I 27t036 125t0 34 1.29. Pettis, basement. n.„ , n M IpettU street floor Fine grenadine curtains rose R \ L 21 , _. -Pettis, street Hoor. Special Sale price tomor- .. . „ Mens Silk and Wool jhk and Kayon nose, . w,, f wi. h wui, do V i, ; ,ea; a nd 7^l7 a rlu. row. $2.59. Aluminum Egg T jes cq c Pair, 89c R'hl">. Yard, 9c ,B ’ M *" Writing Pads, 3c Beater, 95c rour-m-hand .... .h.t w ,., ^ n - t 0 Yard RnffU Vnila furhin 7Rr Wnll Panpr Roll SOr wriCpa K d, 0UP i n 0 i f f . , „ not wrinkle, Attractive ties that siik hose in this group so spe- 9c - 1 ettis. street floor. IxUlllcu VCIIS vUridlil IOC H dll I u[lCi, IlUll, Ovl Each, 3c. I aoTkm* Piirenc 9Q I n| U tlrv alU Keh m ß e ,n not rUBt: K ‘ ve . ,?* ce "? n ‘ service. Very dally priced. Colors Include . > Decorative styles printed on —Petlls. street floor. . L&UIlCI IUIdCO, qL.Ld ' nltary. Each, 95c. specially priced tomorrow, 59c biscuit, champagne, crash NpfC XI excellent quality, 30-inch stock —Pettis, basement. each. Pettis, street floor. French nude, nude, blonde, zin< A riearanre Tomorrow' uvw ) mil r ,O, Pettis, third floor. I .. rs-1 nr- Pouch and underarm bags, me and others. Special Friday A4. Icarance I omorrow. colored voile with col- ’ I phpr FllpC ?Sp dlum stse, nicely lined. Complete -89 c a pair. 1 PA II 4- 7iubu‘Vif.d ... lin LCUCI riICS, LJQ with coin purse and mirror. Rega 1 * '‘4s.,*.V The Annwersury Month-End Sale Women’s and Growing _ -r..n-. .nr. rio.,. ynr :> -w 1..,,,,,. Bring, Tremendous Saving,. Girls’ Footwear, $2.50 2.00 SlinfaSt Rayon ■ ““ ’*" I Mpw Fnll DrPQfJPQ sar A T.V- .r." ,SX. ’■ v A, ,‘ ,OT ,?r,i Damask, Yard, 93c Wonderful Value, in Thi, Sale of l>cW r dil LyICSNCN 3asr Sgst ff j nd*'r m t ;rr l M.. K rid Wall Paper, Roll, 10c T i-rfoJo 4 $-< -f P"* morrow. a pair - from our regular stocks sot i inches. Regular $1.3? qual- Variety of styles and colors; 1 I |fl O V 1 1 /ft r J l lettis. street f| r clearance tomorrow. Every- >y- yard. PBc. quantities sufficient for one or I B | 1/ | Bft > % M % /ft > 111 w ’ C C i one an exceptional value _ -pci., third two rooms, rmi me X\J• /kj Women s Comfort choose yours ea ri y . Ravon Draoerv Fabnc - r *“ nl "* ,h,rd r,oor ! c _,„ DIMO , .. ~ _. , Special for the month lutJUIl UiapciJT IAUIIL, n II OC STLPINS ol voiles, plain BLOOMERS of cotton Made of satin, crepe, Canton, velvet and combinations. SIIDD6rS SI 49 end sa,e ' 82.00. Yprfl QSf Wall 1 3per, KOll, 2DC | ind nv elty materials. crepe, size 29. Featuring all the new fashion trends—boleros, tiered Two-strap style of black kid 1 —Pettis, second floor. * Blends, scenic tapestry, em-* CHEMISE of voiles and GOWNS of muslin; also a skirts, vestees, effective embroidery, puffed and Vionnet with turn and low rubber ric *)* 'various^colors, "width **4s bossed gold scroi! and cloth es muslin, embroidered and lace limited number of flannelette sleeves and the fashionable new necklines. JUNGLE GREEN CLARET TIFFIN Oiampefl LUIILIICUII JCli, 11 I. V I• f Specially priced for the last day of the Anniversary Sale. NAVT BLACK < Rj-g a |rf a gl Qpf Q? 98 44c Kayon and mercerized j Novelty Kerchiefs I 43c each. —Pettis, second f 00. Only the Anniversary month-end bale could bring you jpeh 29 -pifcsbrfakfnstseT colonial Goed quality* imene. colonial ' French Marfluisette, V 9 Price l ' ■—■■■■ —' values as these, priced tomorrow. $10.7.,.- stamped pattern I-rlced 44c. 1 I CULII HiaiqUldCUC, /2 I lILC —Pettis, second floor. Set, $2.98. —Pettis, fifth floor. V„_J Ofi. Group Inoludes linen, lawn, ss is nn C,]‘ ~ Cl n _ J. CQa —Pettis, fifth fln-r. Ct—T v lrL 1310, ji/C printed voile and kiddies' hand- Jyj a rpp IrOIIS. J*/C OmOKHlg utaiKlS, JjC Candlesticks Each 25c stamped lurkisn Erru and cocoa.color. Regu- of7' ,U,fS —Pett'ls.''l.treet n 'ri',lor. T Tempered steel irons, regula. Wrought iron smoking stands. - vuuuivouvno, uavii, t-wv mi A n lar 9c quality. Ideal for glass _ ize 3 ‘ 9c Special, each, 50. Children’s Flannelette Bathroom Fixtures, 75c candlesticks, each, 25c. I 0W S, C ard, 39c _ A 1 —Pettis, fifth floor. Turkish towels in blue, gold —Pettis, third floor. ’ _ ixtti Gowns & Pajamas, 79c Fruit Bowls, 49c .... b Velour Squares, 69c Each, 9c Safely Pins, 4 Cards, 10c Drapery and Upholstery Broken lots nnd sizes In chil- holder, glass shelves. Specially Amber, Iridescent and crystal CrOChet CottOH Ball. 3C Table scarf and pillow top White and solid colors, N,-Inch Good quality, large size pirn FatiriP Yarft xl 7"? dren's flannelette gownß and one nriced, 75c. fruit bowls. 49c. * * squares, each, 69c. hemstitched hems, each, 9c. 4 cards, 10c. I uUliv, lulU,v 1• i 9 and two-niece pajamas. IMnk —Pettis, basement. —Pettis, fifth floor. Pettis, fifth floor. —Pettis, third floor. —Pettis, street floor. —Pettis, street floor. and blue stripes, also all white. . . , Striped ftbrtes In the new colorSlightly mussed. Sizes 2 to 34 -■■■ ■ , ln * s .-. (■naranbed snnfast, s..u() years. Regular SI.OO and $1.50 "" ——i — — ■' ■' - 1 • ■"- ■' ——— 1 ■■ ' ' 1 111 1 *■' ""*** quality, yard. $b 1.!. thrift basement brings these values! <?2 QC <TC 00 mmmmmmmmmmmm— 20^. Velvet Satin Felt Hats. $1.29 $1.19 Silk Hose, Pair, 79c Children’s Hose, 15c Low Shoes for Women and Pillowcases, Each, 23c Curtain Marquisette, Dresses. $2.00 ch!™ ty m h r S a Whl n h , Full fashioned, pure thread Wide ribbed hose Inllght Size 42x36 pillowcases. Yard, 11c absoKt. “"ilfd.mlied* ■iid*’ s"d”' 1 wtdi h .lwunr S ' n ( B ack Bllk hoße for women. Lisle and8 o oi < l , i° r ro m o!-cow s^ n | t r Various' stvfes and ß materials bleached, each, 23c. Curtain marquisette, 3* hie. Regular size, box of 12, 29c. Made Os tub silks, voiles glng- colorn. vfry speclil r„ a / te V r o ft M'r nfo o7 e i f, l hams and Jab erepes In ■tripeß, the sale tomorrow, *1.21). i?® - p=n*riws to tomorrow. *2.00 a pair —Pettis, thrift hssement. extra*sizes. C Very*'spe?hUly ll prk:ed -Pettis. thHft basement. ft* p^ 1 •* * Children’s Anti-Darn -Pettis, thrift hase-e.t. .Underwear Urepe, Yard. 14c MenS CambllC tomorrow, $2.00. v , _ thrift hnsement Hose, 19c r!rl’ and Revs’ Tennis p,nk underwear crepe. 30 Wash Goods Remnants, mcuo vnuuiiiv ’-Pettis, second floor. R P J a l Pettis, thrift basement. Girls and Itoys Tennis Inches wide: yard. 140. , , c<? , n ; a, aa leguiarly I need, $7.9.) $5.95 \ JM CW Shipment! , hrown. Substandards of regu- . 1 “ f X ? r "®' , k wlth —Pettis, thrift basement 2 I £II3.ITIfiS. M.UU \ / All-wool jersey, one or two- Winter Cnatß ar **9° nuallty anti-darn hone 1 w\ arte °! br °? rT lf Rayon, rrepe. srlnfirham. null J * * <IJI QC l- <PO QC Hnncn pieced tailored models. Attrae - • W inter Coats sizes 5% to 10. Special. 10.- r m'sn ecla 1 ‘ Mont hEnd Crepe. Yard, 24e ,np - chamhray, ratine linen. T.wn-piece style In white, bine, <!pl.!7j 10 tbj.MD 110US6 lively tucked and pleated. Col- $7.95 and $10.50 I p:ilr. ' I1 J nnlr n h ’ En qnu sn.i cotton crem regu <' re V >nnP - v . 0,,e '. T u ’ fan and lavender wth rayon frogs. ' ' nrs hiack navv wine rri Sale price, f{!)c a pair. Silk and cotton crepe, regu flannel, sateen, broadcloth Full cut and neatly made. SpeHrACCAC anH llnifnrmc trreen c open. Smart M i l ® W fA^h ß A 'iSlt’.X?' %-Ja* Sail Table of Odds 4nd Ends Pettis, thrift basement lar 49c quality, yard. 2 4c. chains and madras in ava ’. cially priced tomorrow, Uresses and Uniforms, |or M bu|,tn.M or Street • *° n £} Sn ?pSi At Greatly Reduced Prices Tablecloth, 78c fhHfi h "" en,en ' Hety ° f CO, ° rS Ha ' s Pr ' Ce ‘ H * r ~‘ H °° r ’ SI.OO dally priced,-*.-.05. te^coats 3 with S durabl b Hnlng" 300 Pairs women's fancy lisle Riches, regularl'y' sl*39, to- Yards Silk Remnants, AllllllinUin Ware fiSc Wool rireGee Without fur trimmings sizes to 10 - s P ec,al morrow, each, 78e. Yards, sl.ll p • HIU 111 1 fill 111 ffdrc, Out White uniforms nnd house „ , nE U A c. *7.05. With fur trimmings SOe. —Pettis, thrift basement Bleached muslin, 36 Inch*** 11 _ Various articles of first qunlltv dresses Os navy, gray and Copen, Regular $5.95 Quality, $3.95 *10.,10. 60 Fancy rubber aprons, as wide: 10 yards, *l.ll. Silk crepe, satin, satln-had alundn 'm iare Each plain colors and checks. At a All-wool flannel and Jersey —Pettis, thrift hnsement. sorted colors. 48f. SI.OO Sheets, 68c C r radlum ' " llk brocade aiommum ware. r,a a . very low sale price tomorrow. SI.OO dresses. Solid colors and 50 All-wool sweaters, slip- Bleached seamless sheets Bleached Longcldth, C Ji£. n ! e iL P r * nl *' e4ch - „ , , stripes. One and two-piece Womens Bloomers, 89c ove r and coat style, Bt)c. While 70 last. each. OSe. 10 Yards, sl.ll ® k ' tub I’V' ' lu , v * t , y ,ll e ' V *J V *I __ _ —Pettin, second floor. styles. Sizes 16 to 40. Priced .. „ .. . , .. —PpffU thrift Hiisemenf * ♦ ponpee, corduroy, silk madras QI.CL ._ __ 4Qa *'{ New winter bloomers mad* $0 Small size knit union suits • Bleached longcloth, 27 Inches bengallne, messallne and char QjC uDCaFS. 4i/C __ .. "70.. ... 0 f fine quality cotton ohar for women. 20c. T..rksh T™.l. wide. Special. 10 yards meuse—half price. „ ' . , . HP P* J qq _ rir * jr meuse In many beautifu IlirKisn lowris, lie sf-t t i Steel shears, sizes 6, 7 and S. IWO-IIaSD Kid 98c Women s Knit Union shades -Amer 1c an Baut> Flannelett* Gowns 69c Size 16x26 inches; each. 11e Wool Remnant, Specially priced. W " r ' . Suits, 79c Rree n. tan. navy, black, gray rianneieire uo ns. nuc -rntu. thrift basement. Unbleached Sheeting. W ° ol Ke^ nants * -Pettis, street floor. I Invae nQ/> Rayon stripe krttt unlot flesh, white, henna, orchid Excellent quality flarmeletu Y ard . 38c* Vi Price IHUVCo, Ujl suits, built-up shoulder, tlgh' yellow, purple, peach arc .-owns, cut full and long, hem- 25c I ercales. Yard, 14c ... _ n j *hrics Sh Pi a* Os knee, medium weight, well tat honey.dew. Reinforced. Dobbl* -titched Pink and blue stripe Percales. 36 Inches wid* Unbleached pepperell thcet . inches wide half n'rlce dl2!!ollfirY / Hlnck kid gloves, wonderful bar- lored. Ecru color. Sizes 36 to i elastic cuffs. Special values li ize 16 and 17 Special Month ,*ard. 14*. Ing, 81 Inches wide; regular in ' l 54 inc he wide half price UIUUUUt/l J f l UU gains for those who can wear sizes 44 Special. 70c. ’he Month-End Sale at Slit* nd Sale price. 45{>c. I —Pettis, thrift basement. 69c quality, yard. 3Ho. —Pettis, thrift basement V Venus linen, regular size folded 5%, 6 and 614- Special Month-End . I ’ sheet and envelopes; 100 euvrlopes Sale price, 68c a pair. and 120 sheets 75c. —Pettis, street floor. n ' " 11 ■— l 1 11 ■■ - ■ "■ —Pettis, street floor.

in a two-fold political drama here. The man is Senator James A. Reed, Democrat, of Missouri. On one side, this 64-ycar-old man Is Senator Reed, chairman of the senatorial Investigation committee, who is probing into the political situation in Indiana; on the other he is “Jim” Reed, home from Washington to campaign for his party in Missouri. When Reed announced Monday that he was going to have another

session of the Indiana political hearing at the Federal building here Thursday, those interested in the Indiana situation wondered why St. Louis was selected. But politicians of Missouri knew why. It was because Jim Reed wanted to carry on his vigorous Investigation of Indiana and at the same time help out Representative Harry B. Hawes who is the Democratic nominee for Senator from Missouri. His program is a busy one.

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Early today he had conferences scheduled with a number of persons Interested In the Indiana primaries situation —a situation which has developed around Ku-Klux Klan activities. Later his day was turned over to conferences with Missouri political leaders and then he will speak tonight In behalf of Hawes. He spoke Tuesday night for Hawes, dashing from one conference with friends from Indiana and returning after the

speech to discuss the Indiaan probe with his secretary. After tonight’s speech he plans to rest in preparation for vigorous cross examination of witnesses in the Federal Bldg. Thursday. Despite his vigorous program and his sixty-four years, Reed continues to be the dynamic Senator that Missourians have known through his years of public service. Tuesday night his voice bpomed through the

Coliseum as he delivered his political oration. After the speech he was questioned concerning his fitness; “X am not tired. I am doing my duty and I enjoy it.” PETER I/I. TOOLE RITES One of Savings and Loan Association Founders Dies at 81. Funeral' services for Peter M. Toole, 81, of 702 Lord St., were held

this morning at St. Patrick's Church, followed by burial at Crown Hill cemetery. The deceased was one of the organizers of the Celtic Savings and Loan Association, founded In 1874, and served for some time on the board of directors. He was a members of the Knights of Columbus and president of the Catholic Knights of America. A son, Edward, is the only survivor.

OCT. 27, 1921

UNIFY COAL OPERATIONS SEOUL, Oct. 27, —Alarmed by the closing of many coal mines, opera tion of which become unprofit able, the government general has launched a movement for consolidation of small mines. It is believed unified management will improve thj| entire coal industry in Korea. TM first consolidation calls for unification of 130 mines In the Heinanndo district.