St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 14, 1918

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LOUIS THURSDAY EVENING MARCH iM, 191822 PAGES PRICE Bf Bitten ue toate ee i —————E— % ealartian angina ~~ eS eee = er eed was ~_ wee: A ~ ee em ne er en ee . > ~~ * wee prsirenemesie oso > amews, —— rm ee ee RR a a a — a ae Pie) aan, TPPELN AN $00 MNONTO Tes Wists .t S AND BTA 0 2s Migad “oes: 4 ‘gust nee: 3 RATIFYING TERMS TON AGAINST». c'nvee = RAIDS ENGLAND; WORKERS OUT OVER 2s Bese! Sermo Lis Wess Advocate Reorganizing Army | NDELL STORE ...s2%%e"... SDEADSINIURED UNION QUESTION urther ine rdicat! ons that Leon aa former Russian VYoreien ‘ e pressed rreat inte pest $ thie Epo 4 TY iasti niz Rt ii} beil piie has Li} w . 2s oes = ‘ VeSt 171 i re “g » Co.. owner of the Lindell store il that Serbia was about to be invaded | Cvessed the coast and dropped four 1/00 South Second street, falled te _ Pp DOMREMY e highth street and Washington av- by Japan either in conjunction with bombs on Fiarvlepoul Six dweiling appear fer work this morning, an NEUFCHATEAU eo aa RE COURT > enue. was filed in the Federal Cour: t®e armies of. other Powers or alone. pouses were demolished tnere and John FEF. Queeny. president of the é a a mpeske : , , ‘ : ; “ ; ail ate some record of the naturalization of | elties curred: Killed, one mian, “a Be aad P en tne. wrewer, whe |eee Wheen, (hres chOdren; injured, | SmDoves bed told lies that Be Ofte AMERICANS GOT To resic : . gy | Seep S PUuscCi., © rewer, Who so OW WEE EE, ~ + ow ben fa check for $10.000 and of addi- > a et nt st re: ‘ ile ais ‘ L ies , ' i oP alptlg aera a " o a : gt died in 1913, and whose widow, Mrs, three “men, one woman, five chile gio) bauce teak to the aimount of MANY SOUV: VIRS IN 3 D ) nie } f del ; S os \ os 1 L av 7 ast, 1} ” x . . + a Ji 4 Je i ’ i atu ’ i . ‘ , «rye ; 5 _ , é . Lily Musch, is soon to return te the, “rel. $100,000, had beey niande to them it MON] SEC RAID | \\ ASHING PON, March 14. (By A. gh: After months o e ay April, 1916, three department imu agers of the Grand-Leader store ia , domes egy a Oe 15 German aadain Killed or Cap they should strike Ther related, and uosuece essful lie gotiation wit! l T he Netherlands, the United mired « controlling interest in th; search is being made at the 2D Ss@r eens d ws oe Ohe said, that this offer came through . . , satay a "pasa sar rest in pa ead’ ae tie Jew. firm ot dae tured in Paris Raid. tne Mlectelen) Westie Meu ae a But sey Didn’t Find Even a | States ane (ireat Britaim have decided to take over on Mareh [s inde Store rom John WD. Pavis. fo, | PARIS, March 14 «(By A. F.). The price was said to be in excess of TP": WHO represent the Busch es-’ iia peromhaard na ad brought ne $5 ud was made on behalf of Dachshund,’ One Disappointed allied use all Duteh ships in allied ports unless The Netherlands $100.000. payment being made wn; rtiy ia.ce in i hnezZoi iutions hefove the ‘s m4 LP ARES @ Americuyu lederation of Luiiloa) . i A — . . . ee ea aso lb Toe? teat adias ef Alton Win mv Property down und % oo d : gy De- | Queeny said today that he had an Man Complained. eek ernment accepts “un agreement to that purpose héfore that . Aheeg . . - ~_ a TT i Se aay thanics ane ilots killed vor made’, aes Ast rica led ) “NOT "1: : : : ; > ow John D. Davis in his will left the '2° the release of Mrs. Busch’s ine | SUS" S pins opt: German casual. | 2>Poimtment te talk over this inci- By JUNIUS B. WOOD, time. This will bring virtually 1,000,000 tons of ships to the aid . ¢ "iy ss 1?) wioewbers \ Ie jt r Jie ‘ of4 . . . , - - the A Special Correspondent of the Post- | bulk of his estate to J. Lionberger |“? "°* held because of het : ' dent with a representative of . , . ms satin we. Be ret , ; , S ndayv night gir attack — -_ ne whe ‘yY or iV x11e ""@ . . «6 = ‘ . i i . | _ ° , . sf iy? rr Pe , ‘ * var . . ® - © ago us president of the Chainber of ft is said that the question of the. ~ od EP es igo eng ear a egere e mai oufere “ he would not make WITH THE AMERICAN gets he Netherlands Minister. Augustus Phillips, had an engage- see a es be rae neturalizati of Adolphus Busch . , 4% Tats ie ales > ' further details public. IN FRANCE, Mareh 14.—‘'] didn't W ; . ° P F a cust, in swage een fla, nothitig to do wv ith Mrs Busch’ 2: 2 Jeni a of Springfield, Mi, find even a dachshund bring Men Who Fought Off Germans, j,¢,¢ with President Wilson today and it was expected he would me custodian of enemy alien prop- U7 * a sights ote -i nine sauadrone participating in th a ee ee ype Say gg a bes ng ap pare ae | é os , erty’, istatus. imasniuch =. he? father.) juadrons parcdicipatin organizer of the [International KMlec- home.” ‘said i ud-begrinied = sel- March 5 Are Guardsmen | present from his Goverument a final appeal that the action be de- attack. Some of the machines fo! ee t Eberhard Anheuser, was naturalized: oO -™ trical! Workers’ Union, who is here dier, who was swinging his legs ove ° s 4 oie : — lowed the rivers (‘ise and “ca, . ‘ : . ‘ 74 . . ° & From 27 States. ’ . . | im 1844. * in connection with the Wagner Flec- the side of a truck which was bring- laved or at least modified. FIRST CONCRETE SHIP BUILT IN The Deputs ‘erks were furnished cigs egorriioee oir sis rene a trie strike, said toduy that the strike ing some menibers ef the first Amer- There are no indications, however, turn without requisition. if blolland Guta to the effect that there &# @/ ay. yercentag 5 the unite that ene, Benefit funds, maintained by unions ican raiding parts beek to their bil- | WAsHINGTON, March 14 (by A |that the allied governments will re-| i# prevented by Germany from send- UY, S, READY 10 BE LAUNCHED eee ge Lhe, Seeger: regeatr ation ceeded in reaching Paris was small, oe lane the S qeeratwn of we ote. a ; it oo. P.).-American troops who repulsea cede from their decision. In fact, a ing ships to transport it the responsi- wOKS, Showing that Busch had yvot- Mie acyria) defense has improved: 90? Vere P ‘Obably inentioned in con- Kievised reports of Monday Ss But the German reid on Mareh 5 were nal communication is understood al-! bility for cutting off Holland's food Military Aviators to Fr ly Over Ocean. @4 20d had stated that he was- nat- sreatly “tince the time of former | “ection with the attempt to organize |ceseful raid in the American sector ptchace : io ready to have been presented at The supply, officials here say, can only Going Vessels us She Leaves uralized in the Circuit Court May 16,| Jigs anda many of the German,zma- | the Monsanto employes. He saidjnear Mont Sec show that the Cer from the Forty-second, or Rainbow | i eue py the British and American rest with Germany, _. the Ways. 18683. The-record of naturalization® iP uuy suggestion that an improper of- man losses In the ven were 15 killed | division, which i& made up of nafion diplomatic representatives. ood Permitted to Go, A PACIFIC PORT, Mure >! fer this period was examined yester- to dr their cargoes of bonils funds was inade to the Mon- fron the artillery barrage and the ul gpuardsinen, Gen. Pershing report- In addition to being recoumpensed The War Trade Board has author- A. P.).-—J aunchine ‘Orenmronies r day by ove of the clerks and Busch’‘s . Croxs. Two of na ‘thief product: + Sik dwe 4 iseés Were cetuelUshed |, : - far pom ; I h N h ] d Get Pe mouse WOSS COme + sre phenacetin, allay tever, and’ The arrows indicate ne the scenes of the American attack, No way es t e€ et eriandas to % of mi sie hen tes hitherte unapproached. ifnes were forced back and obliged trucks carrying the returning raid-) »yjaynner in which the Americans con- ter the Netherlands Government fron, Amsterdam, which will sall shortly ribled secondhand stores, ducted er 4 ke Vvesse! 1s oo é ft ys @. ‘ ' ER “ae fac ° » + 7. . »Ty9% cs —— . 1} rr . 4 » “4 . ’ ¢ *7,1 ~ "Ss i oe Lae th -! wait : : ane a counter: offersive upon toe ni! outside hall. The offer of the bulld- : U nm j : ot feet wide and 30 feet deep. and 524 BOLO PASHA’S APPEAL FROM eirdr yee fro}? which the rman ing was aceepted. but (Jue nv s "fer fer:nan battle helmets, hats, belts, (;en. Pershine’s messagve. os wiven accepting the ugreenoent the allies with a cargo of food for Holland. , Wee carry 5000 tons of cargze HEAT ENTE CF “ano gut started. More th: of an Se ibeen ie of pay. as large as h rifles, kitchesf utensils ahd mugazines out by the War Department. follows: Proepore and the taking over of the Without this nF ARS ~coraaeggoee vid the ~ The launching was =“hedu' _— H § N REJECTED ys of bambs were dropped on the should decide. after inquiry, tha’ i “rried by the grinning Ameri: “Sunuary of activities on Forty. Ships under international law is ed Btates these to ~~ wou looked upon as a logical solution and have been prevented by Cerman) net entirely an unfortunate one fur from reaching Holland. 23 ; Holland. Atneriean ufficta ls eontrasted the suid. ss of theni. The official report on ie this mornive. Mareh 5. Raid was tTe- Officials and diplomats here have an ee ben gare ee — ebm vesse! which is to be christened artial for treason has been reiecte 4 Twe policemen were killed and: didn't give them a chance to strike.” uffair cominuent upon the great! pylsed with losses io the enemy. Our © fears that the taking over of the SN en ee ee “Faith.” She will break a bottle of vy the Ceurt of Revision. which egpu- three iniured in the raid. One of th Q@Mueeny said that, severnl weeks Stimulus the event had upon the josses reported light, nu missing or Dutch ships will fereg osenp. ite ccna hl @ueveine 0 control ound California chan pagne over the ves- firmed the origiial judginent. ‘wounded policemen received the mi! ago, lhe instructed the superii the men by showing them , prisoners. Gen. Gerard, comimand- the war, as nas veer preceeec - Dutch shipping outetde its territorla! sel. Military aviators will flv over The same action iin taken by the itary medal ent of the plant to take up the wag 10w Gasy jt was to invade the Ger- | jng Kighth French Army. congratu- °0!° quarters. They are certaln that fur hetion net warvanted by inter. the boat as she leaves the ways ne ee ol les denen haa waite oe cuestion and Bae what inex “4 ¥ | eo with an organized party. lated the cdivision commander on the Holland will continue hgr polley of “toe ah te dies alates ected could be “4 | “t Sat “(1a % : Se we couldn't find a German wav in which troops renulsed raid neutrality, ie Wie ae Sa ae om ih pen elie sate | ) ie oem A ; i ; 4 A large amount of tonnage etill tx FRENCH ‘ACE OF ACES’ BRINGS sentence to three veurs’ impris _ SPECTACULAR WORK said. he calle ; uploves — . | ring — =, gene ~ _— The Rainbow dix gone contain ms rhe saline oversee ait she Duteb seas ‘ran tile eieiicentiie cet aadel nt an Lol e wen I Was WOFrRKINS OF nvurger cheese, ae iere “a5 HY troops from 2, states, ane peipaer ACR LS > * Bres . 2 , 7 | DAY AND NIGHT BY 4a nev 4 ‘echedule, with tf on and,extra food lving around,” said a third jn it is the Field Sienal Battalion kind Since the beginning of the war. ac arene. DOWN HIS 31ST ENEMY PLANE: ci BRITISH AVIATORS one-half for Sunday work. fie ul- soldier, ‘from the Nutionn) Guard of Miz- The official explanation here ts' Obviously the acquisition of the ———-—- RICH MERCHANT GETS ? YEARS talked of ft difficulties he had ex lufantry officers declare that eouri «a Kansas Citvw unit which that Holland obviously ts in a state Dutch “hip will materially expedite ) { dure terrorized by the G the transportation of the United Lient. a Abilis Rapidly perie wed in building u and expund- | American barrage, laia xithout siihocm: Sb; tate ahaa Cons eee aa a eee : ne Ofining for Him the Title of : FOR DRAFT BRIBE ATTEMPT LONDON, March 14 (By A. P.).---! ing the plant. and ’ the financial] assistance of the allied batteries, wi uer, was commanded by Maj. Ruby submarine menace, The necessity States armies to France. Althougl aoe ge pagageal While there have been no large in dernmunds that had been ide on the perfect, the raiders following ; he marrett of Kansas City). of feeding the neutral nations of most of the ships are only curgo vor eee oe * PY T. JOSEPH, Mo., Marcel .. fantry actions, important raiding ac- » concern Lan : fleeing Germans In the haze of the RS SA Ee the world, officiata ndd, calle for the | sela, they wil well serve the War oi Mungemmer, Who became the, , p.)—tn the Federal Court today tivity and remarkable aerial work| He met the men again Tuesday. breaking dawn until the enemy! Details of Americas Raid Near Toul | of every available ton of ship- | Déeorenent'y aeene in carrying mal # Capt. Guynemer. has just brought | Ay \ugust. wealthy clothing | the-Btitieh frout in | SUC BP Sys ee ee ee eee Given Out. ping nary ates Bae Sees fen oF Capt. Guynemer. has just brought) ,,erchant. wax sentenced by Judze France and Belgium Especially im- ° Bag ng s | Pigs oe mis Swept oe nee pte esata WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY The | nited States mary tse neon! other ships for that purpose. down his thirty-first enemy rnachine 7 :; me eit oe n° ee “Se ta) is the campaig f the Kn PHney we ee ‘9 mse - " ROU kor TOUP ULES Aitt gxbg? le 1. iN PRANCH Wh dev, March 12 + By ain, officials say. go no further than er ee 3 | : prtoonin iti hod, to" ay a fine of : Ivers, who have been ince to consider this inatter, l@ Salo. ayt aticaily in the shape Te A. Bs) caianiithe are now available Holland proposed to go, until CGer- Germ ve Maw ——- med pes Here y Injured since the beginning of £1500 fo. phoeena . e rue — > the war and twice the French Arn. t | | LONDON, March 14 (By A. FP.) - physicians have elassified hinn AS au night as wel! 1 : The Germans had named their on the German Uy Monday night. re:dy negotiated. Holland’s inter- Because of the long delays in the “untit for further service.” but his the unlen Is ° lie front treneh “New World Street,” ; . ertillery pret ution lasted i> ests will be safeguarded in every negotiations with Holland over Dutei robust constitution and strong wil! ir ~ “‘aiar ts ‘aneter of eam biti ; was shown on a neath le red moO niny : gm? tt Americans enterea way with umple food supplies, and , *hips in allied ports and the siow- a vac xo ie aes | — eons ae ~_ sangre" ix , ) tue pate i tses US fut ux the the I'nited States and Great Britain ness of the Duteh Government co at “il obstacies and he has steadily ° ls 1. an 1 ther . 4s noe Fathering 0) : SCL) line. | und a number of will undertuke to facilitate the con- in this respect, Great Britain and the “During one of hie ero em An Impressive Argument te. * - foe - ts rs : otis The raiders penetrated Seo Saran Cerny: lead from shell fire, und tinuance of Duteh eaflings to the © Dited States have reached an agree- During one of his periods of “con =e Monsanto . hemileal we " ig : yond this The intelligence S€C- gory, if those who were retreating fast Indian colonies and provide . ment to end the negotiations and a... ep ge ne ren National \.]vertisers were ""oult in force — Wednesda, , : Pcs zi «3 ee toed : sh Cr J tion is «le ciphering the captured ’ were shot dowt. bunkers for such «hips, #0 that Eol- _ take over all such ships next werk down nine enemy machines. ~§ pereygiie ie as re ‘ee ‘at . . Sines a Huropean wal pendeny ners The America pioneers accom-/ land will be relieved feaul eer. ase oe sin erties ad thal Gee ~ Mosé of thei ‘advertisuig drive Was concentrated in the recentiv absorbed, at : ; . Beat . : panving the infantry blew up enemy nrehendion na te tke teeeee ae Geel ua acsenen, of, Gian ee NONU POST-DISPATCH, as usual, because they have Found by US9, 008, one of the plant _ of the FAIR COLDER TONIGHT ; Sugep ss No prisoners were taken.: colonies and ther trade. available to the allies through the — ” soo sal years of experience that “St. Louis’ One Big Newspaper ae ten ce Ee Wil. ' chiefi; because Be sia teh sow. the! Officials reiterate that the taking gpa ee 2 ae ce ae | ; ee am c cke a ior hi \ WARMER TOMORROW Germans did not remain to fight, but uver of Dutch ships involves nothing oe. Wore 5° _ saa = ae CARS WON'T STOP FOR Th: is the medi tor Rk 4 ° liam Hi. Cocke. now a Major i tri : : run precipitately at the approach of ' od: ienten:-45-iee anne gay Hos 8 , arms. whe derived a profi if ahout THE TEMPERATURES. sie ilelienleanaes seat WE 68 Ho es in cietittiadek tome tee: Gn ne os nten, 15-Gor ote in Britis | ip | | 4 ir @ recognized = sovereign rights. such as have been exercised porta, . , Md . ‘ ' . ‘ piogress, French machines +e > ehemical plant. instead of hiring ar the afternoon. fi erp mie 4% Cothas’ tanding fields. and the pnrob- the business would bear. were re all SOiaiers second (Rainbow fpivision) front, ‘irs. W. Leslie Comyn, wife of the PARIS, March y A. P.).— abilities seen ‘ that many of. jected. He then decided, he suid, fam fy iInty the Get cig! if 4th and Sth of March: En- 7 sey ’ > ‘o 9 + . ° . » . , . s)8 ? 7 } . Be (Bok 17 > 1 ; + oes & : . ; ' president af the constructing corpo Che appeal of Bolo Pasha fron: the them made dis:istrous landings upor close the plant to these employes. jmnan trenches at any Urine uttempted trench raid early in Pe" “~a dirs ~2a2 " .* P ; . » . » - . 64 . . 4 |. = ee ™ ration, Will wet as sponser fur the sentence of death iniposed by ¢ ‘t- their return it isn't a strike, he Re me es A % ne. of 2 i eT Ce aie shin 7 ov on oy is “* a Ms om ? PR Nungesser has been repeated- . . ‘but | tola ther it wouldn ‘1Khe 1 . ‘ent. cutting off re ijforceipen |! coneer! atte ting io bribe met carrying out bombing raids. ling the ra the American inan threats prevented putting into Mpune $? VE mea w ies * _ : 6 tninutes, aud that if the unton wi ter) 7 11a enter the - is] hs f _- . . — ‘ re * ea , ori . 4 gue ; . 7] | * . " . , ‘ ing } orces northwe of Toul earried out effect the voluntary agreement al- | bers of the draft board, ‘ antinued on VPage -. (olumn 6. the , ae ge ; S . en ~~ fee) that phe, Ee Pate Employes SRE El Tig ae eae Hlere is the way in which they distributed their copy , CMmMmaAanicd ¢t anner ‘ ‘ 7 qmali? " Tage a. M... . 1 erercise “ . ° >. vesterda ‘. ' oe “ «] 4 ; ete le, + Payer? : arn =i Electric Co. say Motorme hi Pass * . | m oil * © = © NED bac ster ‘ siderable ; 7 ’ Mm1tionNn Wa obtained. bs Germany herself Every precaution will be taken to | rowds in \ icinity of Factory. ” ] j (‘ole FNS ) it liieh. » :. Atl ewv :@ The \ nerican artiller’ isamt night - S500 000 fro) }7 4 a. in re i » turned to their own jines and cor. : ° (jlobe-Democrat. sian ion diate ss oon -_ | : : safeguard the rights of the ownere _Nonunion eimploves ert the Ww agne Post- Dis atch il L ; ts Jiirt. Cove eaael and VW Lait ) nl DOPSNT MOOVERIZE 1 . . lev \t , 4 pre mlete | oblitérated 4 (lerman re Germany Threat« ned Holland. ; The ships will he maured and od Eleciric Co. who have remained 2 Republic. , Cols. Workers Asked to Meet Tonight. OM WORDS at 8 @. mm sition in whiel } 2e0 mus projectors The proposed voluntary agreement and any «hip sunk will be replaced Work at the company’s main plant, Al 7) \ 2a fo t (ols. Emplores in the shirt, overall j ) Official fore- hed been set up reads rT gas ate) er ided for the departure of shipe : at the eurliest powesibie time after (he 300 Plymouth avenue, while a strike one Times ? Cols hite goods industry ha‘ enn \| cast for St. Louls/ 3. The projectors were discovered "OC ™ Dutch waters to replace ships , wa? "in progress there. »: he ave estas, re vited to meet night at Cener a ‘inits— , ; ‘ ie ) ealling from this «ide with supplies. | , f Fee ig aarp gD eee gga ae onan taal P aX ““ ~ Sag S viet in a photograph taken from high in ng hee A similar arrangement § already ound difficulty in getting ‘street car rRUC: reldd, 25) Olive’ street. . Fair tonightand ,, lut Germany threatened to torpedo! ma tr: - - , oO S ee yr a : _ ‘ Cee Bat : 3 hi. made in cuse of Norway working ransportation from the neighbeor- ° | otal. 294 Qs, iscussS and ralli{iy agreements which, | |} tomorros. Same \xs soon as they were definitely ie- ®”- Dutch ships starting cor int satisfactorily to the Norwegian orn head of the plat it. They hat e found. a ti ; . : -«). ha Oo eC 7) "a7 8 i F j wat colder Tts- cated Shere woe i grea ' funce tore « side of the Atla nti, The intent ol ere nd ehip « anne . “ ’ ’ . . " ” ‘ « - . : . . « A pin ents. re gail to several of their number, In: other words. National Space-luy ers bought two wccoruance With instructions iver! might. RMsins tion of American artifiery fire and Vieusly was to te up as much hip. The allled decision finds a lega! at ft Miia ; ‘mars rer? : a hy . iy & 4 ¢ j : : ting 1 lave Age 6 i ; " . . o : e : a ; *. ss simi bs ' en if y oe Bai wag larnent : urs, run 03 im the POST-DISPATCHI alone than thes adi bse sara , : “ pol 14 shew ; tanta oe de the projectors and the —— porition , a. — ar at a time when } basis Io the Let Angaria, or the law P af He new street cAr men s : : , ; ‘ is iss ’ ‘ sarnmnent ore .. a 1 “ye «o deatrave : 6 allt” aaa 4 “ux host neede P unten. wil! = did in all four of the other St. Louis newspapers 2 AD ge OS ' —s were destroyed. in the last gas at- . that Holland has te alternative. 'Prussies war. mM front of it, but the crew is said to B have refuse d to admit the workers, of the construction of army suppl; : Z morrow Some- ~The Delaware House of Represent Holland has been notified that «a As regards Dutch ships in other MWsth, b | omen, : “ frelhouses in St. Louis. Spoke bee . 14 ~ “A haf ‘ olde tes atives toaay @ dopte ~«l “4 point Y & eolu- ' large supply of’ food has heer placed : than ports in Great Britain and the + he is. ci eolumns more , Lord refused to talk i a oF the incident today. b fore members of the Chamber o 4 night. Rising tion ratifying the Federal prohtbition: at ite disposal and that it can freely United States, it is believed the ‘el ‘ : . *s _ - T ‘ en Hoc. «dav erreulation in St. Louts and suburbs Commerce at luncheon in the Plani- | 6 9 a a temperntures to- amendment ly a vote of 27 to 6. The send ships to take It back under the’ "#agement oe & number , ie? iy ~€is ad ‘ , . -» € t ° , “ — 7 . * ® by: lat ‘La mia '’s ried eta) c-m ft \ “. 4 ers Hotel vesterda,., 1) ln ber ques diminishing nort ln est measure now geee in the renate for inant ample guarantees that the abit such yerrels in Fa _ ator s; " avin ge maehinv . - . as 2 ae Fe e, tz , naiderat , se b ered and allowed G- | Mepetch Want Ads Continued on Page 2. Columea 5. consideration will be bunker and toe r ee — a = ee jresy ame wore CIRCULATION—LAST SUNDAY, 402,171 S2,Mi,MoRe tn a