St. Louis Post-Dispatch
August 29, 1913

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Dentist Escorting Miss Josie Ralph Goldstein, an 18-year-old clerk, who, by impersonating “sons of wealthy men, has enjoyed many long automo- bile trips at the expense of dealers who believed him when he told them he was @ prospective purchaser, was fined $5 and costs in each of two cases of peace disturbance preferred by auto salesman ip the Municipal Police Court Friday. Goldstein, who is the son of Mrs. Samuel Goldstein, a widow, and lives at 5063 Kengington avenue, admitted that on an average of twice a week during the past two years he had duped auto demonstrators into giving him free rides by pretending that he wanted to pur- chase a car. He said he had lots of fun and expressed the belief that friends would pay his fines. ¢W. F. Siegmund of the Detrait Bilectric Car. Ca@ testified that last Tuesday he received a telephone message from a young man calling -himself “Bradley,” and claiming to be the son of a wealthy merchant. Ordered Car to “His Office.” The man said he wanted to boy a car, and asked Siegmund to call at his of- fice, Broadway and Chestnut street, and take him home. Siegmund said he dro! Goldstein through Forest Park and over various county rogds, under the impres- sion that he was “Mr. Bradley,” and ended:the trip in front of the Washing- ton Hotel, where the “prospective cur testified that Goldstein introduced him- selft last Tuesday as “C. A. Randolph, manager of the Dooley Hardware Co., 5107 Delmar avenue.’ He ordered a car sent to his office and when Carter drove up he emerged from the store carrying hie hat and coat in his arms. Carter drove Goldstein through O’Fal- lon Park and Baden. Other demon- strators testified they had given Gold- stein free rides on the strength of his representation that he was wealthy and wanted to buy a car. Goldstein smiled when H. B. Daniels of the Case Auto Co. told of driving him to the Racquet Club, where he said he lived, and he laughed when another demonstrator told how he had introduced himself as a member of the Orthwein family. . Soldan. Football Player. On the witness stand Goldstein ad- mitted having deceived the demon- strators and offered no excuse for his conduct. He formerly played quarter- back, halfback and fullback on the Sol- dan High School football team. He was graduated from there a year ago, he #aid, He weighs 218 pounds and dresses ‘tvlishly. He has been working at the “urlee Clothing Co. ‘5 About two years ago Goldstein was arrested for impersona’ ig a prospective auto purchaser, but escaped prosecution on his promise to quit the practice. Goldstein was arre&ted at the Wash- ington Hotel Thursday night after he ' Pilz and Contractor in Bout | After Leaving Roof Garden. | } JEALOUSY, GIRL SAYS During Encounter, Cates Is Bruised—Witness Says He Saw Cates Give Gun to Girl. Oliver Cates of 5536 Maple avenue, dentist, amateur boxer and member of an old St. Louis family, fought with Willham J. Hogan of 3421 Lucas avenue, a contractor, at Delmar boule- vard and Euclid avenue late Thursday night, after Hogan had found Cates and Miss Josie Pilz of 2830 Magnolia avenue, taking. supper at the Capri Inn roof garden. The men were arrested and charged each othcr with disturbing the peace. In the Dayton Street Police Court Friday, Hogan demanded a change of venue and the cases were transferred to the Municipal Police Court, where Judge Kimmel will hear them next Thursday. Miss Pilz told a Post-Dispatch re- porter that Hogan was accompanied by Harry Henske, also a contractor, MEXICO CITY, Aug. 2.—Séenor Gam- boa, Minister of Foreign Affairs,. an- nounces.in an interview that. Mexico has ‘agreed to nothing in the negotia- tions with’ the United Stetes, and ‘that Gemboa’s note to. John Lind, President Wilson's spokesman, dated. Aug. 3, was the last communication he sent. This statement was made after the capi- ifs a r e, “ oe e Ny ae by a . ie a ¥ 3 ~ - ‘ Py - cy # PBNER ge ae ibe! : » ae sae - * as > 4 > a . 4 « fe, > oy yD =” Sots = a Py age ev yin) EON. Py aS LS i PFE iy 4A a ‘ Sap eR co ic PRY * ney al = i ae of 5 a segs AE ed Sb Aaa Cae aire » , » | " RS aN fr ’ , xe ey or hak eit a8 + Ps ia .. yh ge nee ee eb 2 hie . eG se ea? us axe BE PAGE Bak Fon ety TN NE erie ys San ae Ta Oy ae. wh nq - Migs tic att vee ae ee 2 Prue, Mee aga eo Fag ee Be aaa is oe 3 ta Cee t. th ae — Yaa. ieee Seperege Cs , , >. aes oF ee RAY SIP ase bG Emap, ee ee wo4 ’ wa ey tal heard that John Lind woulda return here. Later it was’ made known in =a hI] tomer” said he was living. stepped from a car in which a demon-|@nd‘Ellroy V. Selleck, a lawyer, at + tried to ‘eave and take a car. DENIES FAIR WEATHER, NOT MUCH Hoaan Wes Deemer Sutter. WOMAN " CORY st eeresseens 7 WO cade deans - cause 1 refused t» marry him. From ey SR. Sereda Fe Po Passe nov ems - what he said, I feared there would be Yesterday's Temperatures. ‘rouble when we might happen to meet. High, 101 at 3 p. m. Low, 78 at 11:55| «yr Henske was also attentive to | > me for a time, and I knew that he was Mrs. McWilliams Alone in A SUMPER summer weather | Langan & Taylor building. While they CROP OF lings, Lee Trimble Testifies. ‘A gagement, the of-|to her escort that she feared there ‘re Whv He Does Not Pro- a Peet ficial forecaster | Would be trouble. quire Miele W. J. Carter of the Velie Auto Co.|strator had driven him about town. the time of the encounter, and that CHANGE IN TEMPERATURE}! “Mr. Hoan was jealous,” said the -lTyoung woman. “That made all the THE TEMPERATURES. trouble. He was attentive to me up to Fg om a month ago, and was very angry be- The return of{ Miss Pilz accompanied Cates to the Kitchen While Making Dump- was in the nature | were eating, she said, she saw the three te says. Cates told her not to worry, and the7 pose Definite Bridge Plan. Gappteaansee one — the two men detained her when she MEAITCOSWAT -| century - mark |roof garden, which ts on top of the of a farewell en- | men at a table near by and whisperei Hostile Majority Likely to In- The chief. com-, "shed their supper fn leisurly fashion Lee Trimble, boarder at the homie of Harry Neff,. 9%. South Eighteenth étreet,; Who was pdisoned by the arzenic- te es i : jlaints of discom- When they got into the elevator to yee s, descend to the street, Hogan, Henske| If Mayor Keil carries out his inten-] VWAVZAC/ANANRAMAVAA PAWNS laden dumplings caused Mfrs ‘ort Thursday aft- 3 ) | Neff's Genin saneay- aie t, gave im- srnoon came from | #"4 Selleck stepped in beside them. tion to follow the example of Presi- MINISTER. “GAMBOA... ° : os | ' Girl's Cries Draw Police. red in per- oxy ore g areranaenm these words: portant testimony at the Coroner’s in- returning vaca- dent Wilson, who has appea pe @-o pape bn ¢ eee tion tourists, who Hogan talked in the elevator, the son to deliver his important messages wiws oan : 5 2 ey ara “He testifies that he was near the cf MA | sweltered in plush | Y°U"S Woman says, in a way that of-)+, Congress, and appears before the Mis, Ye | kitchen when Mrs. Margaret McWil- seats, while most| fended Cates, and a moment after! wunicipal Assembly to read his special — , oy nana St. Louisans were | ‘hey had stepped to the sidewalk, the] ssion message, concerning the free } ‘a awe : -ept fairly com- |*¥o were exchanging blows. bridge, next week, he is likely to get ’ > 7 ‘ortable by the There were loud cries of “police!” /, painful surprise. SOHN” 'LIND.. “a Miss Pilz says the cries came from the} geveral members of the :iouse of Dele- | ’ ~. a air and the . 4 A Friday’s battling Hogan. == omy ig Bee | it' to the young woman, whe put it in| over the propositon before saying what , intervention. i 6 Pe we | ee Aeete t nw on feat nase Ee: BERLIN, Aug. 2.—An American Se ee hee: " - named Huesirfiann, recently arrived in a eee egy tag pag i ag : . i —— Berlin, after man made nv 4 a” Floris Ps MP te TORR Ee a, oe Fre attempt to use the revolver in his en- first floor and walked into the door- Belgien Reet Bent Wrectecant, - ee seeking | PO Bs. ph abi tae bes regiment, en Eopyeaning hacen courter with Hogan, the bystander said | be necessary, he said. - way. The. elevator was at the secon? day afternoon, which caused another ey riE 6 x Bedouin Arabs, and witnessing the| C2*¢S 1 3% years old and is muscular | “Of course, I would like to ask him which ,. ovina » and agile. Hogan is % and is of strong = pres i pradhren prierntiays a frame. iMss Pilz is % years old. ¥ | . “e ; elv . am ortho: 1 con- chfidren, sé Fe i JUDGES PLAN UNIFORM eto eat = yates. Bex # ¥ a - +1 eye ESET: at Meeting Whieh Seeks to Re- on of t a. | ager op |; Bae. vey, anes, : psec Piety. ss es eg duce Law's Delays and Expense. 7 is, 13 of runaway tru | a ia aia + pe AE ag Bre He WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.—Federal ana ™ oi . : | il | There are Be E . ea, eo 2 sy ae “ pre ntl State judges from every state will aes) Se aye. : 4) ONES 3 ° 5 : ay Sg : Rae: re ae ‘ ay" is —-—_ a ~ Pa : priest SY + said ‘BITE FOUR MORE. as tee Ce and/She Heard,Someone. Close Door, - paca ¢ sur = i eee ce oa | tor the baby 1 she w but Thought It Was Member for’ Dr. J. ia at a: 3 ‘ see 4 Undisturbed. law side of the Supreme Court of, the “an F ye United States and all Federal district _ : : was _ . ps ct By ; —— en i zEREE ee | eee te reet,jantine station several ¢ ud . 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