St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 12, 1917

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LOUIS, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH * 7 5 1 ee Ee foreign governments in Washington: o- Thirds of Their Big : Chauffeur Forced to Drive to] Here on Board to Inspect Pro-] An view of. the armouncement of the Imperial German 1 5 5 ; | ; — Said Either to Have b F e . : fam es > 5 3 Government on January 31, 1917, that all ships, those of neu- oy ; : | PP j 9 Wg. trals ineluded, met within certain zones of the high seas, would 1 . | cs j ab a | FIVE MEN IN PARTY FOR: MILITARY © TRAINING be sunk without any precaution being taken for the safety of As | : : the persons on board, and without the exercise of visit and aie j ouri—Prob-I Stain Man Is Brother of Gang- Says East Is Awake to Need for search, the Government of the United States has determined i | ably rain or stiow y 0 e Uni a as ermin in north, rain in ster Who Was Killed Four It; Looks .Like Prosper- to place upon all American merchant vessels sailing through U. 8. Announces Vessels Will Have south portion to- aight and tomer: Years Ago. | ous Merchant. the barred areas an armed guard for the protection of the ves- Armed Guard for Protection of row; not mu ' : ” 5 change in temper-] Peter Richard Catroll, 20 years old, ot] Rear Admiral Frank F. Fleteher, be- Seis and the lives of the persons on board. | a northeast winds. 200 Wash street, dead, and Dennis A.] fore leaving St. Louis this morning — — f Craft and Persons Aboard. Fennell, 27, seriously. wounded, were to inspect proposed sites on the East 100 BELL TELEPHONE CALLS A placed in an automobile by gangsters/ sige for the $11,000,000 navy armor plant 4 FD) | n AR | 8. | after they had been shot in or near the to be established in the Middle West. I ! : 7 8 EF THATHEADIC. R. DRUMMOND gost weurmacs exponen. . Daily Average Number of Users im °*"'Y yesterday morning and were left] «ne Bast is fully awake to the neea Do * * 1916 Was 20,420,000, Company in a lonely spot under the Free Bridse or yriversai military training, but it : | TO ADMIT ARMED SHIPS 9 a fe 1 Announces. I @pproach near Sixth and Gratiot streets. nas always been my experience that the , a _ DON, March 12.—After announc-| age of 29,420,000 a Carroll was a clerk in the cash ee n telephone calls was re- ly alive to the f tie fall of Bagdad in the House | Corded in 1916 by the Bell system, which tles Of the St. Louis Transfer Co. and auf e Weg- Sommons today, Andrew Bonar Law, us approatmately at the rate of 100 was a brother of Emmett Carroll, who 8 oe 0 83 R r | 0 : is — = in £ | ‘} calls a year for every man, woman and | was shot to death in Tony Foley’s gung ways the first on hand when a serap Holland Only Nation Barring Such Craft Now— | 3 Wellor of the Exchequer, said there ae j child in the United States, according to] saloon four years ago, “‘Red’ Simon, comes up, so I think you are all richt N 18 to Equip cae avy Departmen Prepar ed 3 N eee to believe that two- the annual statement of the company] who was charged with that murder, Was] out here.“ : fds of the Turks’ artillery had fallen | made public here today. It was an- shot and killed on the eve of his trial by] Admiral Fletcher arrived here yester- a p the hands of the British or had bounce that the pressure of business|Henry Zang, another gangster, in 4 day. with Commander Frank H. Clark Frank Ebbeler of Ebbeler Motor] Member of Wealthy Family Now With Guns All Vessels for Which - ii thrown into the ‘Tigris. aden So great that itwas planned) saloon at Thirteenth and Chestnut and Naval Engineer R. ©. Bakenhus,} Car. Co., 2942 Olive St., Free to Return Here From ) a Gen. Maude, in th A ee nee seater mp dare e ee e eee who constitute with him a committee | Request for Armament Is Made. wen, Maude, in these operations,” | ments, as against $66,000,000 last year. Fennell, who is at the city hospital] for the inspection of sites for what is Is Arrested. San Diego, Cal. q pen Law continued, has completed seston operating revenues for 1916 were with a bullet wound in his head, has been] promised to be the largest and best- . 1 600,000, an increase of | lant in the — 3 Z ³˙ . ̃˙ . 7 1¹ 0 —. . 5 Dromaepls amber a : a Be aly ee iris was 959.000, an merease of 14.1 per. cent over Driver of Auto Found. Not Like Romantic Here. eee mpg at * ee wealthy St. Louis family, is free to re- By Associated Press. 5 5 Aust t cae | ot d nen was paid for in- William (Skinny) Hempstead of 1506] Anyone lokinig ‘to find in Admiral | Bbbeler Meter Car Ca., an automobile | rn to St. Louls from san Diego, Cal. WASHINGTON, March 12.—Formal notice that American — ond sted in a country destitute of sup-/ terest, rents, ef¢., leaving $85,160,000 for | Montgomery street, a livery chauffeur] metcher, as he stood in the lobby of the roe net sel * — { — six months’ jail sentence imposed 5 ’ * n 2 lies, despite the commencement of the] Mvfdends and more than $22,000,000 to be] employed by Clarence Longley of Over-| Jefferson Hotel, any of the distinguish- 2 5 — oak we Fe - 0 id 1 ee eee eee e. 8. ships traversing the German submarine zone are carry » aa pmer heat. Such operations could | dea to surplus. land Fart, drove the machine tn whitch Tink tedtures ‘With which a romantic | [oo To’ OM ene {euspented by Judge Wurgelinn'of the guard for the protection of the vessel and the lives of the persons : 2 1 The report of the American Telephone Carroll and Fennell were carried to the] imagination might invest the hero of | N ' * g 8 Department today to embassies e in Such a country ons and Telegraph Co., separated from that] free bridge. Policemen after unding the Vera Cruz expedition in 1914, would] E. Morgan of 40*Ghenandoah avenue, ] St. Louis County Circuit Court at Clay- on board, yas sent by the State Dep 3 dhe most careful arrangements of the Bell system, showed net earnings | the dead and the wounded man at 3 a. | have met a surprise. Indeed, one might six weeks ago, which later appeared at mth 5 Pe se aia legations of all foreign governments in Washington. : ie for the supply of the troops thor-| Of $44,743,376, an increase of $3,625,889 over] m. yesterday, learned from persons in] have taken for a prosperous country es boon | Drum mayb piel hat sete life expected, will be] ; * | ~euly and systematically had been ef- 1915. | the neighborhood that a bearing | merchant this sea-fighter who, for the Finding that the stolen car had been 0 ng an exemplary lite ted.”’ : State license 14.415 had , ee near capture of the Mexican coast city, was sold to Cooper Norton, an innocent] and has no’ means to come here and he fall of Bagdad, in the opinion of | the bridge. This identified the car as} nominated commander of the Atlantic r deen D oot * make personal application for a parole. | London Press, is of even greater | Ions in use at a public stand at the tieet, “most powerful and brilliant! come: | ’ nf : : | Aue eder, and ¢ ry ; te e the purchase of another car, | Rh * 1 * Sa f * 4 . 14 f ek Serer E 25 nn ra Sake had, . . a ot ae ) arrived here three days ago a dines Te beet oe Be 5 N fi * — —— 8. = tase 1 2 * 11 : 16 N : 4 was * found : “ 5 f : . g 8 “te % : ™ gr. K. * ; . : ‘ : 84 " — . > 7 a t * ind iit „ 4 1 a * 7 Sag ey ö * 5 * * * . ~ . x * * ° ‘ N 8 R r 4 } Mohamm dan world and ins Barf e . jected to Vote. This . ipetead bald’ that shortly to the impression % | | : , ne wank to alee a union, Drum- erally, While it is recognized that to Wxtend Its Limit a. m. he received a telephone call to} tacies of a bookish man. His 5 feet 8 un Ford * fog un. respons erg Pla My * ped 2 ‘midnight to Clayton Eeuush misfortunes in Mesopotamia! sorrcRsON CITY, March 1 The Nair and Cass avenues. The caller, he} inches were swathed in à long raincoat, ee e f oe ree ee oi “ 109 Charlotte Vincent ot Univer- me bad & serious eee on in | gonate today passed the St. Louis our. aid Instructed him to-drive north on and he carried an umbrélla with the Cer he wanted, Dut 9 eee yi Cais and they Sank bibbvins 7 hel ele ine white We Se etalane omg ty afinexation bin “providing that &t. — e epg e eee 8 en, in Amte Nobten returned ares watt — yor led to the bigamy sentence. The Vin-| ' Spears ot Bagdad wil retore tne] vous e ee e, e Blair avenue, just south of Cass] mat were mild but r import wae) t 2 mance, the chief gratification expressed of the city and of the county, voting at Wenue a man stepped out in the street by no means pacific, all the nations On the evening Norton applied for the — n tat the success of Gen. Frederick separate elections, favor the annexa-|2"¢ signalled for the car to stop. Five] have their frontiers, and passports are car, a Ford was stolen from George} vorce. cod dient Wile: Wile. th ieee Btanley Maude’s expedition “has shat- them * other men were with him. Some got] required to travel from one country t> Gerst, 5877 Cates avenue. This car was 2 1 5 . i ine dream that Germans have u-] The bill has not passed the House, in the machine and others stood on another. Therefore, constant association ] delivered to Norton, having been identi- Wed in for more than ® years.“ tune running board. The man who had d tant friction arise between the} fed by factory and engine numbers. : but it is expected it will and cons y to it. eyed would be difficult to hold un- went later ‘this week. righ tr agony signalled seemed to be the leader. Ac-|peoples of two countries. The people Norton told the police Ebbeler instruct- WAVY ORDERS 16 DIRIGIBLE K. * statement was authorized y . : ; ed hi mto maek out his check i - 3 — Arous assault. as it has neither cording to Hempstead this man said: lover there consequently realize fully the * a 8 pes — eg was ped AIRSHIPS FOR PATROL WwoRK vn fe 9 be done by ‘ ee ba 5 Gov ram accord with 1 ms ey . fing i 1 . r 3 7 * . gue a 83 > 10 0 Pg fa oe 1 4, a 1 8 — 8 75 a 4 * of . LA 3 ; 0 i’ teat . * a N ö 5 7 2. 5 4 1 1 4 „ a — 1 8 ö va : * 1 Bo Anan * 5 . 7 * 0 — a 4 : 4 7 e | cal kha 8 yA ngs 5 n 1 iy 1 7 . 1 ¢ R 1 * 1 ee ae) va MI ys, gt ry. * yee | 42 8 4 1 2 ‘ 3 * 22 * 52 7 5 . ai. 5 a — uae „ > eR * *. ie * 8 7 1 ave N . . * a N * 2 { ; 3 0 a * 5 « ees 4 ae n 5 4 ‘ioe i : 9 . ; ; 8 5 1 ry : ai Vika + * « en 2 ts ‘ V N „ P E 5 48 j i“ 7 * * oF ; 7 7 r * 8 n n . * * * Cart ys N 9 . we ee ö 8 1 le r . 5 — 8 8 e AED Rp Se OL Rare Mey To aed 1 Cars: 9 7 r r pe) Amelia ; 1 ee +f © Cae EL eM cite ae ee Re : wy ty 2 ete) Rtg oe r iy pk, Zs 0 Se i a nnn Us Sic) yee NS Maer a 2 a 2 ; * 2 ch . 2 , 8 ay as n ‘ cf gn A PNT a ON eee - 7 aw . 8 i — r 7 Ripe oe Lae te AS AS 1 0 2 ＋ 3 i, 217 Posh Sates Se a 5 2 — 8 4 tere * hey? (2. a aS 1 i * 5 * * it nor artificial defenses, and lies | “We want vou to get a couple. of need of universal military training. i 4 BS an open plain, but it is believed the CHINA FROM AMERICAN CLAY drunks.” „In America it is vastly different. We keeper at E North Garrison avenue. Ay i ark are so thoroughly routed that He directed Hempstead to drive west | are so isolated from other peaples, 80 8 the check time to pass They Will Be of Non-Rigid Type, 100 1 no present cause for anxiety. a short block to Fifteenth street and far removed from other nations,’ that | ‘hrough the clearing house and when it Feet in Length, and Will 1 Mer developments are believed to] Germ and South Carolina Product north to an alley between Cass ave- only recently have our people awakene ds returned it showed what appeared Cost $649,250. ¢ the speed and effective- Used © vely, nue and Mullanphy street. As Hemp- to the need of universal training. When to be the indorsement of baum, also the WASHINGTON, March 12.—The plac- ee with which Anglo-Russian co-op-| WASHINGTON, March 12.—Develop-| ..caq started to turn west in this alley; | this will come I do not know; the Pres- | Stamped indorsement of the Ebbeler Mo- ing of orders for 16 non-rigid dirigiblel¢reightere to sail on schedule, despite dean de established. ment of an American clay that promises | ne said, the leader, ho was in the ident can answer that better than 1. ye Axa 2 airships for coast and harbor patrol] the fact they were not armed, The * Maude cabled, saying. British} to malte the tile and china ware industry | rear seat. leveled a revolver at him and] But the American people want uni- um was interrogated by the Police, work, to cost a total of $649,250, was an- ahippüng men said they did not desire 8 * but denied the indorsement, saying Bo- Brees had occupied Bagdad early Sun-| in this country independent of foreign] o mmanded him to put out the head-| Versa! military training. Besides argu- ; nonuced today by the Navy Department. } beler brought the check to him to cash, The Curtiss Aeroplane Co. of Buffalo, iy Morning. No details were given. | ™#*terials is announced by the Bureau] lights. ments in its favor from the military ne following official report . mmer for Amer- f Put Body in Auto standpoint, there are many who belleve — eos e ens ont om ae Fayre N. Y., was awarded a contract to con- ved ican chemistry, under stress of econom- a make a ter United States, 8 f : vA = Concerning the operations against | With the machine darkened, Hemp-j| !t would grea Saun’s “tale a alae “dal mie} erect three of the dirigibles for $122,230 carrying them up to’ Saturday ic conditions due to the war. stead drove a short distance into the ale a nation of more virile men, trained to the Connecticut Aircraft Co. of New TREATS. WHER Was Gone. Haven, two, for $84,000; the Goodyear Wins, when the Turks had Clay found in large quantities in iey and was told to stop at the edge of | cope with problems in peace as well as . Preparation Weed back to within three miles on Georgia and South Carolina has deen] a vacant lot on the South ie the in war.” gee gan ony N os sold! Tire and Rubber Co. of Akron, O., nine, During the next five weeks, while nd south west of the city: purified until it serves as a substitute for] teader remained in the machine and the Sites Proposed Here. good faith for cass ack. * 3 for $360,000, and the B. F. Goodrich Co. President is awaiting the meeting Ver forces engaging the Turks on the fine English china clay on Which others got out. Hempstead heard a] The. committee this morning. visited Ot dot know they ‘were n says Nel of Akron, two, for $83,000. Deliveries will i line the night of the eighth the American industry have been de- man groaning. They returned in a] Bast St. Louis, Edwardsville and Alton FN ange ance begin within 120 days. despite the bright moonlight, pendent. few minutes, carrying a man, whom] At the Jefferson Hotel this afternoon ] nere as a member of a gana whiety tor. The airships are the first of such type | oft ug a surpri they placed in the machine. 1 will be heard claims in behalf of St. to be bought by the navy under the re- ee se, crossing of the hen e ee eee wy Sean C. LacsBole. chat nished fake bonds for several crooks,| cent $5,000,000 appropriation for seronaut- Dale and establishing a stro t on they carried a second man from the “Bria” me right bank thereof. en on ASS ESSES HIMSELF $200 TAXES lot and put him in. Hempstead said} man of the St. Louis committee. The — ces 3 . Wehe ics. They will be 100 feet in length, 31% Me n of the eighth, the Tigris : this man showed no signs of life. visitors will be entertained at dinner in 3 8 —— nt feet in diameter, and ca 10 — * n The leader then took a front seat be- the evening at the St. Louis Club, and with radio communication an horse- ng been bridged at some distance | Publisher Living Near Lake Forest, money from the Mercantile Trust Co.] power motors capable of propelling the ore’, a British detachment III., Says Town Benefits Him. e MapSend, ee OF the tiers wot ams 2 igs ted e hen, essed DY! mpbeler and his friends furnished a airships 16 hours at 3 miles and produce arched up the right bank and found] CHICAGO. March 12.—Tho E. Don- to the tonneau and others stood on] delegations from 8t. es, Clinton. orthless $5000 bond for Burke, who dis- en em : the running board. Hempstead was or- To., and other aspirants for the naval , a maximum speed of 4 miles an hour . Se a . * tion about six nelley, a wealthy publisher living near dered to drive nurth on Sixteenth street factory. Proposed sites in North and appeared. for 10 hours. The dirigibies will be able The ex my Was driven from this po- Lake Forest, a suburb, was not gatie-] to Mullanphy street, east to Fifteenth | South St Louis will be visited in the For his participation in this fraud. to operate from shore bases and alight eh to another position two miles in eet sug ee „ere ee — — street and south to Biddle sreet. afternoon. The party will leave Wednes- gp ch a gg ante ped ay Bi, on water surfaces in good weather. a : | er for Louisville and Nashville 4 : : ‘ | fear. During the nicht of the ninth| town that his assessment is too low. At High and Biddle streets, Hempstead | aus + and! ward Pauley, alias Dr. Pauley, lende 3 . will then return to Washi ° 1. 2 1. 4 esa of the Diala was forced and Accompanying his complaint he sent a dee oe ae ries he ee mit reports. ee en of the gang, was sentenced to five years. SAYS HE OPPOSED ARMED * Se ad ; . 2 —.— vanced some four miles te. check for $200, saying that although ae St00d on t against Hempstead’s tample The factory Reit will.occupy: 8 acres, NEWS TO ME.’ SAYS BERNSTORFF SHIP BILL TO SAVE FOOD OF MEXIC — 2 7 1 f * i : | vit ua i . 7% . 2 ee, 3 Die * 8 92 ~~ en taide the limits of Lake Fores Dating the ‘ninth. our totes on the 2 ti man e fem dn, and told him to drive fast. The pelle. une 1 to 200 acres additional. will mt bank (Tigris) drove the enemy 4 felt obligated to some el men stood and watched the; car as it} °° Tea oF guaiiary Wants ard-t0- AN ALLIANCE N nie second ition, bivouacki e e 1 ‘ fre expansion. The locatidn must not Wisconsin Congressman Declares air 4 gow devastate, me its taxes. 1 Continued on Page . Colama 2. exact much grading and must have c t and Party Reach ce 1 Shipping of Contraband Ie at Bue War ; ro | — adequate water supplies and rallroad and Are Welcomed by German pense of Women and Children. ne ee ee ee — ) facilities. Plans must be made for the Minister te Denmark. MADISON, Wis., March 12—Congress- 100 mt gale, was pressed on thre morn- ay feeding and housing of 9000 workmen N. March 12—Ce man John M. Nelson of Madison, in a 4 COPENH AGES, Mare oa signed statement received here today of the tenth, the Turks being pushed : . io ö and their families, and plentiful su m0 within three miles west and Forty Columns Omitted ica af raw materials most be near 24 ceger ct Wosnineton, snd his pest) 2. Gs his reasons. for voting again | | ven if the Turks succeeded in extri- Yesterday (Sunday) the POST-DISPATCH was obliged to hand. rived at Copenhagen this morning from pe wer cag ng on 93 — ‘ 3 3 ms a ee days hae 2 me ME all their forces, the loss of Bag- leave out 40 columns of paid advertising for lack of space. This , _ | Christiania. He was greeted by the] cide ned eae G a rave blow to them. It has was done in order not to reduce the f ota of news and fea- HIRAM * JOHNSON RESIGNS German Minister to Denmark. — nape W Des dase for all Turkish operations] tures. Despite this condition the POST-DISPATCH alone carried g Count von Bernstorff, at Christiania, | etallates b trying Pers 8 : be | lerchants’ Both of the other Su AS Associated Press that he r more Home-Merchants’ Advertising than bof the Sunday BOVERNOR OF CALIFORNIA) tore tre err wae | so antoree national at ne pe se . 4 ae to shows by as 4 "6 l nd em four fi acters and 4 na : rights, are permitting the Beef Trust M8 pressi ng . Home-Merchants’ Advertising— United States Senator-Elect An- Wh n and other food trusts to starve Ameri j N them closely from Ker- POST-DISPATCH alone ese, e eee eeeePeeeeeeraeeee seer .*168 Cols. nousees He whi Quit State position to hiscuss them. en he can women and children that they may aah, „ as well as from the direction nob ublic combined.........c.-e0.. 166 Gols. Post March 18. learned of the disclosure of Germany's rerum Globe-Demoerst d Bepu : SACRAMENTO, Cal., March 12.—Gov. | ffort to make an alliance with Mexico, areer indications point to a junc- ) > ‘the British and Ruasian forces. 3 ee don... . 2 Cols. Hiram W. Johnson, United States Sen- he expressed surprise and added: “It is ee National Advertising ee announced his resignation} news to me.” PIONS oon bene rc vine svcesescennsscnae. SB Cols, rom the governorship today, effective g March 15. r ee Real Estate and Wants— that he would resign the senatorship | necteres He Abused Family and Was J eee and keep the gcvernorship. and a „„ * eeeeeeeeeteses 135 Cols. Gov. Johnson's second term of four ; ' 680 lines omitted. *. years was slightly more than half com- sa | | „„ aoe 3 i] Bi f i S25 5 * Total Paid Advertising pleted. 7. ͤMñ—ꝛ1 1e. cs The Governor is registered as a Pro- . Sa ney sara E 367 Cols. gressive, An effort was made by many 11.1 (or a of his friends to persuade him to remain -DISPATCH but one week of ua 4 |] in office until September. Gov. Johnson 27 : _ 14 3 * 5 * 2 tae March * ö 3 2 bs ' 4 bi te E 1 f ‘ N * 2 f q 1 2 2 bes been instructed, 4 1 ee : 8 0 A „ erg | 2 att . . 1 2 5 cy * fe = 8 2 12