St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 17, 1910

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Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service. on Wiss eens ‘aa ‘VOL. 63. ‘NO. oY ‘ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, 1910. ~ PRICE ONE CENT . as ec se GIR CLINGS 10 BURGLARY TAGE | ST. LOUIS YOUTH. 18. INHERITS Beco) LIFE UNTIL SHE |INBANKER'S HOME| $6,000,000; ST. LOUIS 17, GETS A DIPLOMA) WDENTIFES THEF....7O JNHERIT VAST FORTU

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the early summer and slowly declined.| russed through the hall and glanced She attended rehearsals for the gradu-| into the bedroom as she did on the ee } ft a you a& newspaper man?’ ation exercises at the Teachers’ College, | day of the robbery. She saw McGee Nearly half of the great fortune le af am.”’ y .* , uls tobacco “Wh qr even when véry ill-and until her physi-| smnding in the same position that li gasirt oe ee ee cae pict g at piper? “ cians forbade her to leave her bed. the robber Wad been in. ron J ain caeven: Waconia ea we oscar ge wee Funeral services will be held Friday} ‘The other members of the household| ~~.” . , “What name?” at noon at the Compton Hill Congre-|aiso had an opportunity”to re-enact the in his fresnma. year at Princeton. Un- “Lafe Young.” : wational Chuareh by. the Rev. Jacob 2: | doens of &. Week gc, when ‘thay met der the terms of toni ae just pro- j ir : | 1 “Gee!” onserved Preston, “you must] yeeker. The body will be taken to|the robber in an upper hall. bated at Redlands, Cal. where Myers & | , ) be saving up the English language for Keokuk, Io. F. a. Wills, the father, is| When the strange drama was over, died, the youth is to receive property ‘ ; your next editorial. Come in.” & tonductor for the Missouri Pacific Valued (Of from: Same 30 sree | 7 | ,

-paper men.” Miss Wills underwent an operation in} ‘ohnson, under police instructions, aire. : ; tT. OT ) “I know it.” “

a eaiiee i Mary Lawson, Lennie Johnson and the Young Church's share.of the estate is ; Z 2 DY tne Conr ‘Thank you,’’ remarke oung as H¢ | Raliroad. others, without hesitation, said: “‘That . — : kidneys, “whieh were great walked inr> the gallery. is the man. We know him by © his understood to be in St. Louis real es- yttotert A. : tate. Applies Three Times for Ad-| Being the. Comedy’ of’ Alec\’” “"°Us" 8n@ inflamed: | ECRY VACCINATION ruddy complexion, his blue eyes, his T1ed : . am! Ws pigs MUST RIDE IN TAXIs Now: {LEAGUE 10 D stature, general appearance and the By the death Tuesday of Willard BARRED ON EAST ST. LOWIS CARS |speakers to Be at Central,Y. M.| 1 his automobile, Lee called at the} Dell: 17 years old, became @. Louis! rich Waiting List. His

green scart.” ; Campbell, his sister, Miss Lois Camp- | mission, Is Placed on the From Cape Girardeau and 7 Dayton Street Station later, and, tak-|°S' Heiress. She Js new the only. child Various — Valises. ‘ Qe | Thursday Evening. ing with him Patrolmen Degnan and of games Comppell., yer fateune - Louis Go . ° . . . , ‘ ldstein has made three for- Poultry Will Be Carried, if It Is A meeting of the Anticompulsory Vac- Collard, who made the arrest, he weni possibly, the Sreatest-t8 Ft. heel a i lard Campbell's death was due indirectly.|™4! @pplications for admission to, jail, in a Sack, on Front cination League will be held Thursday|to the Four Courts to apply for 4/1, overwork in. his fai>er’s orfice. In | but all the~ police will do is put him | evening in the Central Y. M. C. A.,| Warrant. his youth, he began’ this work, to fit , 0" the waiting list, as though he were Platforms. ' Grand and Finney avenues, to formu-| McGee has been under suspicion since himself to administer his® father’s af- | Seeking admission to an exclusive club. Quacks, honks, gobbles and squems| late plans for opposing compulsory vac- the robbery, which followed so close'y | rairs in later years: and St. Louis finan-| Goldstein walked into. the Central] faitea to copyright the lively scep- can’t ride in cars of the Hast St. Louis} cination in the public schools. his parole after conviction of a simila*}ciers, who observed him then, declared | District Station, Thursday night, Re-| arto he created, and . anybody whe' and Suburban system any more. In all] Dr. L. C. McElwee will, deliver an/j crime. e that he gave promise of becoming a | ™oving from his head a % black beaver) wants it can have it without roy-|noyance by of the cars this notice was posted| address on the “History of Vaccina-; Degnan and Collard saw him at Jef-| power in the financial world. hat, he laid it.on the desk. alties. How did you ‘know that I Thursday: tion,” and William Marion’ Reedy will} ferson avenue and Wash street Wednes- But his constitution,. which ‘haa “I want to be arrested,” he said to This is about the way.it will be “Live ducks, geese and turkeys speak on “Compulsory Vaccination.” day as he was boarding an east- bound not. been strong at any time, gave Desk Sergt. McNamee. Cescribed when it gets into the film will not be carried on these cars un- The league expects to begin a cam-/ Hodiamont car. way under the strain, and physical | “What for?” asked the Sergeant. j>urnals: less placed in a sack and on the front j|paign in which it will argue that no Served Year in Workhouse. breakdown resulted. His mother | “For stealing this hat in Chicago. I JONES AND HIS GRIP—Jones, platform. This rule will be strictly form of government has the‘right to More than a year ago,. McGee wWA&S/| was his constant attendant from that, went into a store there, and when the from Southeast Misapurt ‘ie waite enforced owing to recent complaints compel the general public to accept any arrested on a charge of entering and | time in the hope that his health might clerks weren't looking I laid down ing in Unton Sia tien te taien * received from patrons of our line. particular form of medical treatment, robbing George Schmidt’s store at 2307 be restored.- my old derby and walked out with this train which leaves in an hour NO PIGS or to do anything which the individual Franklin avenue. He also was .charged Church a Tennis Champion. beaver, It has been on my mind ever very ry the train a ee Under any circumstances will be car- and his medical advisers believe is det-} with breaking open q slot machiné at George Myers Church is fond of out-| since.” | an announcement, Jones thinks | ried on these cars, sacked or not.” rimental to his health. Grand and Easton avenues. | foor sports, ajd is a scholastic tenris “IT won't lock you up,” said McNamee. -his_ train is about to leave, and Henceforth any one who buys an East For the later offense, a misdemeanor, champion. He lives with his mother “The charge is too trivial and it would rushes ‘for the door: Jout ‘baters St. Louis pig in a poke will have to he was sentenced to serve one year in and stepfather, Herbert S. Coppel, in qa 90st too mich to send you back to the first call comes, he is sitting walk home with it or call a taxicab. FAIR WEATHER TONIGHT the workhouse. His attorney, Harry M. mansion at Tenafly, N. J., known ag‘ Chicago.” beside a middle-aged woman on. The order is said to be in preparation AND FRID AY WITH RISE Walsh, made arrangements with Assist- Beech Knoll. He is a bashful,| At the entrance to Headquarters ohe of the round. seats surround- for the many Thanksgiving day saloon ant Circuit Attorney ‘Newton, that | , pleasant-mannered youngster, not at Goldstein met Special Officers Miller ing a pillar. She thinks hé is contests in which poultry and pigs are IN TEMPERATURE PROMISED when McGee had served the workhouse | | te watens” | HUSBAND; FATHER GIVES CASH "Ciuw’ “atver tne Pair, ayers moved f bona pai ot woo! sock i to California on account of . failing | | | b.. flask and other masculine belongings. SALEM, Ore, Nov. 17.—B. L. Barry, an ce eo Allowance Reported to Have| health, and sold the Washington terrace AGED CABINET MAKER, T00 : ; i Nne rushes around the waiting room’ No, it, tt w . home. He closed his bank account here,| ILL TQ WORK, KILLS HIMSELF} bunting ner carpet bag, and reaches — Pant Poet =. Been Provided for Daughter | and took with him several million dol- te v9 lars’ worth of securities and otlier per- are in the habit of voting, and he wants ms N gg be BR of Clyde’ Erskine. saanl wropelty. Family Is at Breakfast When to know if. can be done to % r enietatcen,” Mrs. Myrtle Erskine Shiel, neiress, Estate Ig Incorporated. George Roeder Fires Bullet keep the gent sex from the voting w! No. I'm not. It| "88 some to Oklahoma to join her hus- The St. Louis real estate, including a was cold as an| %@>4, Andrew J. Shiell Jr., former cof- theater, a skyscraper occupied by a big Into Femple. leeberg and gave fee-wagon driver from whom she was} Wholesale dry goods concern, a tract! yy and dnable to work at his trade. of out no {lumina-| Separated after they eloped to Belle-}in St. Louis County; ‘and @ great num-| caninet maker, George Roeder, 59 years tion at all.” © ville, ¢ per of smaller properties, was put into old, shot himself in the ‘Jeft temple with “Did you ob-|_ Friends of Mrs. Shiell say that her| the handy of his sons-In-law, Coppel, |, revolver at his home, 42 Greer ave- e any signs father, Clyde Erskine, owner of the/ Jobn 8. Cravens of Pasadena, Cal., and nue, Thursday. He Ged, * it a. sare of internal fires| Chemical butiding site, has provided an| ¢ the-clty hospital. a rel re Pa in itt” a 4 monopla gal 7 , . : wert a : Not a sign. 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