St. Louis Post-Dispatch
December 4, 1914

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Only Evening P aper in St. Louis W ith th Associated Press News Service. “VOL. 67. NO. 106. ~“$T, LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 4,1914—24 PAGES. PRICE ONE’CENT.| an as ~~ — a ay a a aU ae - zs S a EOL O DRA IIE INEW KANSAS CITY | F a ‘POSTMASTER 27 IHENRY MARY HI] |WNDRAP F) ‘KIDDIES New Zeppelin With Machine Gun on Top YEARS IN SERVICE y p F's IN NFW DESIGN FOR to Feotect It From Hostile Aeroplanes Senator Reed Had Recommended B M ‘. LE. 0 a Te EOD, a DE ES OE OTC EE IEE EEG EEE EE. EEE ELE LEE EEE BESET HEED PH a Personal Political Supporter, Pe ee Be Rm, 4 Socec"| ANTOMOBILE, DES) LIBRARY FOUNTAN (gs: eS ese ferred Old Employe. WW : | : WASHINGTON, Dec. 4-—-W. N. Col- lins was a inted Postmaster at Kan- eeie . : Sleeping Guard’s ard’s Pockets Pithied | icc city. tee. taday. Gelling has been | Doctor Says Pneumonia Super- Miss Nancy Coonsman, Compe- xia Much Clothing Stolen chief of the money order division of| jnduced by Injuries in Accident tition Winner, Expects , Ac- ‘in s of Cri the office, where he has been employed Caused Death. ceptance, Despite This. for 27 years, having risen from time to : _ Ame by promotion. He has charge of ah 5 ° — COMPLAINTS TO. WARDEN the postal savings bank in the Kansas TWO RIBS WERE -BROKEN FOR WIBRARY’S PARK City office and for 2% years has been cc ; a = an ” . " a hari bs “4 f Tey rae ee secretary of the civil service &xaminer James Houchin Says He Has| ‘2st He will succeed Joe Harris, Re! Woman ‘Was Driving When|Artist’S Aim Is to Depict “Inno- publican incumbent. i ert Pee Se terry Re ee ee MS MRE shes oe ‘ane é : Been to Trace Large | “Mr. Collins was chosen by the Post-| Man Was Rur Down on Start-,| cence of Childhood and Joy. er 85 a Pes ee | ag RE Poon eS coer ee ae li ed Be Under W oF : From His Shops. ates per unens heoguee et ie Stpert) ing. to. Board Street Car. of Living.” eek a ee ed ees: * et. eved to ay for the postmastership, and will be ap- Be RS Be %: See ae PE rae Sng ie | “att Pn. pointed on that ground alone,” Post- : By « Staff Correspondent of the | ™*ster-General Burleson said in a] Henry Marx; 6 years old, president of| A new design for the drinking foun- Pept-Dispateh. matement tnat night. the Henry Marx Wool Co., who was run/tain, to be placed in the sufiken garden —N Congr id to have : ‘ ' JEFFERSON CITY, Dec. 4—News gresaman Borland is said to dipiss be: Seas AUK A Wk Ae ur da el vahtind She. Captian untig avis, ‘naa strongly recommended the appointment sometimes moves slowly out of the State of Collins. He was not indorsed by Sen-|tomobile driven by Mrs. Edward D.| been finished by Miss Nancy Coonsman, capital, as recently evidenced by the j ator Reed, who had a candidate of his| Rae of 61% Kingsbury avenue, died last | whose first design, which included un- Post-Dispatch exposure of a $5000 de- own in Emmett O'Malley, a political | night at his home, se Washington bou- draped figures of young girls, was re- falcation in the Staite Treasury Depart- | supporter. levard. jected. ment that was concealed srnce March,| Clins has heen in the classified serv- Dr. Gustav Lippman of 4668 Berlin ave-} Objections were made by some persons| | sete: ‘ ge gies, ae . z. rea, ae 1313. i ae ixiehb teh “id: able ‘to ce and, consequently, nag active in| nue, who treated Marx, told a Post-Dis- because of the nudity of the larger ‘ oer a ge . Beh od +h Ris es the Seis ile a oF Pee oe ae politics, although he is a Democrat. patch reporter today that death resulted | figure, but thea objection which was of- caine aes x se heod Bs ns Sar pty SARS tell of some interesting happenings dur-{ Another recess appointment of Post-;| from hypostatic pneumonia, superin-| ficially upheld was x the work was ing the last year behind the gray walls | master announced was that of Richard | duced by the injuries suffered in the ac- tco high to conform with the sunken of the penitentiary that have success- | J. Simmons, Mascoutah, III. cident. The,chief injuries were two rib garden idea. ’ fully *heia eae facts secret for some -— fractures on the left side, cuts and Figures of Small Children. time. : FOUR AUTOS, HORSE AND | bruises on the,scalp, the left ankle and; So Migs Coonsman has adopted a new i Two cases of safe shite within the the left hand and arm. design which, she believes, will be con- f penitentiary by convicts, thefts of cloth- BUGGY, IN COLLISIONS Mrs. Rae declined to see a reporter, | sidered of the proper form and*propor- | —igecos saeseeae eS RB ing’ by’ the convicts upon both wholesale | ° | but her husband, who is district agent |tions. She has not abandoned the’ use| sae : Reece pes ee Raa vate dnd retail plan and the robbery of a , of an insurance company, said they !of nude children’s figures, but as | 2 SRE Rey SOM BR gs SE gS RMR Bite Teter ceah > a Aff, tabhees: guard while he was asleep in the peni- Anima! Runs Away After Second were very sorry to learn that Marx had /the new design the fearoiad are in Phon 1 SEP See ae Go tn OSE C ae SP | Shs Petrograd ie ears ed His|total los at nothing more} damaged about $1. The mail buggy was|the cdse quoted ‘Dr. Lippniann as say-|man,” for whose edification so many | Se ee | | mh te ee eae te: BOS Bi he, hs | nie veabondent of the Central News says: mGthe: old letters and papers, but demolished. In the excitement Roland | ing that Marx’s injuries were not seri- jJiterary and dramatic works are con- | {i eee os ee ar ee ne ROME aC e 2 gt Gee “The battle of Lodz h ded i c- be lage may have belleved the tailed th: eet the. bddrens nm itvan hei } ° leseted. The idea which che hones: masse a a ‘ ec: aoe | ; coed Ry % en a Fae "eae 3 eS 2 a e agin 3 Bid oe So e battie o ne en a su 3 , ; ' bee Ke ‘ oie hee ae eT, i the cream of the trade. But} and now that it fs becoming see hls espe and ihe unfit. for military If this city falls it is ant tonight will be it has “lately appeared that Slater and | Isa revelation.» He walks six miles rvice th that it wilt have an immediate This is the third consecvtive vigtory this week, abeut 24 de- Joy have patched up their difeatentan acs reakfast every morning, drives his | inane on the campaign in Poland, it reed a Tuesday’s and Wednesday’ 8 figures have been pub- grees; temorrow ( and Slater is uniting quite a number of | own tet and spends every moment of =f. ing argued here that the Germans — lished. fair and slightly a loving pairs, at $2 a unite. Siater, a|the wotking day in stra porte] nt we ra then would be ne ays double back ae warmer. / member, of. the City &. ommittee, is con-i Ww ith the situation of 6 troops an e . BF ag ,' : , vv ; to stem the invasion Stliesia whick Zs To make your advertising produgtive select the Missouri: Fair : sidered a power in Republican politics: | services of the army... — i : | | . would be the immediate sequel to the POR’ per with | uality "and ty circulation, the in northwest, . His brother, Joseph Slater; was lately Prince is Indian Trenches. . —Th Russian capture of Cracew, -DISPATC ’ and you w get results. . ungettled and = appointed Street Commisstoner, at $5000 “Only last week he cccupted: a: fitting } : . The first story of the lose ot * 4 : . 2 eolder in east | {@ year. cradle for.» Prince, 2 houge rocking and} British superdreadnought, St.Louis’ ONE BIG newspaper. .- and south por- \ ee pm sl - | shaking day and eqocbrepe os ant co : . eee, : tions tonight, to- to Be Opened. stant detonations 0 } Average circulation First 11 ménths 1914: Re enaRS on gay im obs DEC WASHINGTON, Dec. '4.—Orders were| has visited the trenches; ineluding those} and : issued today, by Secretary Lane op-ning! of the Indian army. .1t will be difficult Daily except Sunda & 3 ally fair se ( y) 17 ae warmer, ; to homesiead entry mere than 360.0 to keep shai pha lge- os firing ot pagar a9" grehadlere, and a more, zealous, in- in | acres of public lands, which haye been Illinois: Ungettled, with rain ~~ Sunday woe ae 313, 134 east and south portions this after-|determined to be nonitriguble, After] dezatlieadle voung officer dogs nat serv 0 ace noon and possibly tonight; colder to- Jan. Ji, 1, the lands; which are in| with the King’s. troope. pr ~ First in Everything. 7 night; tomorrow partly cloudy. Orezon, Montana and Ngw Mexico, may} The writer says that, while It is a aly re | pa of thevriver, 5.6 feet, a rise of He taker up in tracts Bf 320 a¢res each} essary for the commande’ nines . -Junder the eateraed howbestand met. -:* Fte work in the caulet nendelaneaqen - Br £ tives wa Mery "yb | ” WE te ‘ ie eaten a j hn SR no MAP 7 a . bee ee CeO eer ete NP ee rE A ety BL Oe ~*~ Lc te lil A A te el Al 8 ie: NT BRE NAR. 8 ON ALLE GENE PEE SE