St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 23, 1922

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ma MA *3 ae oe a. es ee AS = oe ed” +t! ee td Rata CT Et ttn AR Ronimicet: geht. one Nae 0 Mere * ene ey pO ss POY ee ‘ FINAL EDITION QUIS. POST-DISPATCH | Hixat eoit Only Evening Paper in St.- Louis With the Associated Press News Service. a | PRICK 2CENTS moms oor. MAN ON WAY 10 BANK: munesened === HAD UP BY TWO MEN AND ROBBED OF $2340 BERLIN, Oct. 23.—The tickless| Cashier of Automobile Gasoline Co., Covered With Revolvers When Waiting for Street Car at Avenue. ST. LOUIS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 23, 1922—30 PAGES. PEANUT VENDER ON PERMANENT STAY SHOOTING RAMPAGE KILLS MAN, HURTS 2 een . : . ° | humanity through the discovery of a Greek, Inflamed by Gibes of Federal Judge Dismisses Mo- | German: aubeunion who has been delv- ° ° . ‘ing in the field of oscillation. A ve | Countrymen, Goes After tion of Ship ,Companies | lected audience of Gover iment offi- | Them With Two Revolv-| Against Attorney - Gen- cials, scientists and newspaper men) ers at Saloon and Cafe. yesterday witnessed a demonstratior | eral’s Decision. ‘of inventions of this nature perfe-t- REFUSES TO TALK OF ACTION TO POLICE onc 70S BONAR LAW MADE ‘Must Find Habitation we P ARTY CHIEF AND meno permane Seeet.. TAKES PREMIERSHIP to Make Way for New Pre- Lioyd George, after having presided for “several years in England's ‘White Hoke.” has been forced tt» join the unhappy throng of seekers after habitations in this crowded city, which because of the long cur- tailment of building due to the war. has affordeg few facilities for those wishing to establish a home. Tod r\ she Was looking for a house in tho Westminster district and she must get it quickly for the retiring Pre- ' Constitution After “ » mier’s family wishes to vacate No. 10 » Than Four Months Downing streét tomorrow if possible. - ‘ toe make for the Decides to Leave ,;,..)..." My © Liovd George's family lans 0 id. General Structure ve 4 ee ee i ee ae ee ' “ . . . ys ie oll a > ~ 3 eo =] d am * eit s* A qi . me ON RC Ay a. en ts = ae a le ala i tT mn ln agg, Site te . ae 2 . - ' 7 = “ , ? e "A & aa - _ es : Ss - - 7 o - ae 4 . P - - * a op =e a by py . + 2d “2 > « e mn : 7 are a 9 3 . - he wet) = Ee ' ] CHANGES PRESENT ATE TAXING ISFAVORED » of Convention on ov oH» & > P-2 o. 4 ~ Is First Conservative to Hold That Office in 17 Years— Election Is Unanimous. 'ed by an engineer, Heinrich Schiec‘fer- stein, head of the Laboratoriuin Fuer | Schwingungusterchnich of Berlin. | EXTENDS TEMPORARY | A noiseless timepiece, whicn ogp- erates without a Jever, was one of a. STAY FOR APPEAL number of specimens Schiefers‘ein | ST, LOWS DURING TOUR used to show the technical impoer- Pest-IMesatel Warean. tance of oscillating high-speed po-ver 7 Avenue de LL Opera. 23. Predicts “Pretty Stiff Tussle” Acquaintances Say George Continues in Force Provided | = — in we pint grag ot | Special Cable to at ae . Ca ships. airplanes and gliders. ‘Ser- : ; # a tg With Lloyd George, but} Octipis Loaned Money - naaseAapethbin covpiicathinn: Gan. tee T HE Post-Dispatch may an- . ° founded in Berlin for world-wide ex- ; = pes ; ood | Win Favor of “Friends sg mier Clemenceau has ac- ito They we Be G | ° A: cede to the urgent and hospitable Friends. but Got Laughs in Return. | CLEMENCEAU ACCEPTS “IRISH CONSTITUTION INVITATION TO SPEAK IN MUST BE CARRIED OUT” room new TF’rime take a furnished house for perhaps | three nronths to enable him to jhe m Unchanged. __,.... otal paral pnt Fe near the scene of political and legis-) lative action. In the meantime his) Pa private secretaries are busy clearing | up the hundreds of thousands of let- | T ON MATTER : ters and documents which accumu- | THIS WEEK i iatea during his tenure of office. ss Gc. Hu Shakespeare. one of his gse> retaries, paused in the midst of his | ,, a . abors lo *k . ; ' m« . vould Cut Maximum | 2?" '0"* eroveh to remark woe-| LONDON, Oct. 23.--England today | to wF State Purposes to “T haven't written any plavs since has her first Conservative Prime! Chestnut street at a se 'T have been here hut I have averaged | Minister in 17 yeags in the person of » 15000 letters a day”’—and he ‘Cents on the $100 back to his sorting. Da * ; Abolish Ex-Officio : > lization Board. Steamship Companies File Immediate Appeal to Su- preme Court. ~ & 7, ploitation of these discoveries. invitation we have transmitted Fred A. Britten of Illinois, an a ¢ Co ‘ , t . . American Congressman, is said to bei +. nim. and-thet he will include St. Louis in the small list of | interested in the inventions. American cities which he will Schieferstein hit upon his new idea | 7 |through studying the manner t/] Vi ana pap SP he ose Ne | Ay ; liver his message to America- beg ss YMEN IN ve | AUTO ESCAPE WEST rederat | which the oscillating currents in The decision to visit St. Louis Money ' Hand today handed | wireless transmit energy to each) was made by “The Tiger” after ver Carried in Sachel $2400 in Checks—License Number of Car Obtained. ™~ A ————_— Those persons who have chanced By the Associated Preas. and | NEW YORK, Oct. 23.- Judge Learned down a decision buy peanuts at. Broadway small stand on KILLING OF WIFE FOUND WITH YOUTH ‘JUSTIFIABLE HOMICIDE’ ——— = dismissing the mo- and American ship permanent injunc- wheels have found them hot and not tion of foreign reading and considering mes- sages from the Mayor of St. Louis, the president of the Chamber of Commerce, and from the French Society of the Midwestern city. These messages were cabled by the Post-Dis- patch to its Paris Bureau. and transported to the former Premier by a member of the Post-Dispatch staff who was ao fortunate as to enjoy a wartime acquaintance with Clemenceau, wenot| Andrew Bonar Law, who, although old and of a delicacy such as peanuts to form seldom companjes for a definite ac King last week his ii oeeeeeennstimentianettitedt : - ‘ mav be but are s : Sil tion prohibition 3 the Federal into effect ruling of Attorney General iin ene f,eorgre the peanut man flhere restraining ceptance of the premiership until to-| whose last naine. which has not mat- | @eents from putting 1; 1} : t , e dav. when the lUniontst party went tered hefore. ia Octivis nae kept his bon dry \ : \ re | _— \ asked by the Arsacciated Press | (NER Cabinet. deferred ‘ . — 7 st . = : « »? se? a Py 7A” . . rte ? ‘ = hrough the formality of electing him peanuts hot and fresh, not one day, gon wd | : FRESNQ, Cal.. Oct. 234 Tustifi 4 . ; e extended the stay against en- ! ic] ‘ ; , re- its leader. bee all dava. ‘and bia business has | iste able homicide was the verdict ‘ forcements of the order temporari- |t, rned by the Coroner's jury that in- Bonar Law in accepting from the flourished As it flourisned Creorrce, i lw however roviding that the | : ) ’ - _ a exten " quired into the death of Mrs. Clara | 7 | Correspondent of = the . Post-Dispatch. of SON CITY. Crct. 23.—The 1 structure of the Mis- ; ani system is left untouc!! ‘First Official Race Ends in Vic- sendations of @he_ taxation le tory tor American (Craft. were King the task of forming a Cabinet peanut an. steamship companies file am itmme-/iipiow 19 veare whose hus- ‘diate apeal to I"nited States Su- band. George A. Harlow. 30. an elec- small book re eo . I m triclarn. was said to have clubbed her fill rile pages = » ee ” peeks inte the Favors Goverument On All Points. |, aeath with a shotgun near their rywo arnied robbers got $2340,30 1 , land , ’ Pa . |». . Ee sudge Hand decided in favor of home at Northfork’ early yesterday | from Thomas Regan, 26 years old, f,overnment on all points ve; When he found her in the company | assistant cashier of the Automobd} ape - t . of the application of fer- of a young man of her ak | Gasoline Co., 4605 Washington was rendered on the Harlow dec'ared his ife. who boulevard, at 1:25 p. m. today. as he ships carrying was not expecting him, was with a Pore wire Stiiedh Sen's etal sie aucune ifn aniline 19-year-old voutlh. Mrs. Harlow and WORTH | | | | I"'nited States. The he visitor fled from ‘he hwouse. the | | the money to a bank at Market hin bh sland said. The latter seized 1 } and Theresa avenne, They esca decision applies to both fore:gn and American ‘ines because of the atate- rhetgun and started in pursuit of his * west on Market street in an autdéine+ bile. fe. He fired one shot at her. but | made bv Judge Hand during ain , lr ’ E A | the tease. Anse te eo week the charge went will Overtaking | They Now Are Held by Innocent ; - ‘ her, he is alleged to have struck her | Purchasers: Ee 4 Wuer el Regan, asm corer the money, Mm ee : P along with $2400 im Chambertain, Lord Birken that a defeat of motion of the : : » Ways. He liked to sun in their favor | ¢orgign jines would naturally bring |, TCPeatc” on the head. Her skull | | of ag if , . ; 2 ‘ ‘ , i ~ one omegtion m ‘was crushed Hariow returned to'| Cannet Recover Them. | checks, which are not negotiable. >: He had tfeft a _ filling : as olted made loans about defeat of the American lines’ aera a oe a . his home and remained with neigh- Liberty bonds of 2 par value or \braneh of the company at 418 So from of their party to Failed to Get in the Circie. motion for an injunction. | return to party independence and te bul. tor all this (,eoTee, the pea- The temporary extension of stay | bors until the Sheriff arrived. ; | , Theresa av) aod had walked «to the jon with Market street. . 1? did ot reach the c@veted , . - Jud H d li Iv The vouth, who was id to he ve | t David Lioyd George. To the re- "US Man. § granted by Judge Hand apples on!) ~ | canner seeieper ean Silken heid ont Comcvadeship of these countrymea {to liquor to be used as supplies for ‘been visiting Mra. Harlow, later waa; $16,000. stolen last June 11 from As he was waiting for bi’ car, two men rushed at him with drawh re- the olive branch, expressing the hope He stood on the edge of their cOn- members of ships’ crews on the east- taken Into custody at the home of Edmund Ht. Wuerpel, director of the: that they would return to the fold Infrequently he ventuces bound voyage fo Europe. This exten- |his parents fn Northfork. | School of Fine Arts of Washington RUSSIAN PRUISERS los? University, have heen located in the | volvers, eursed him and demanded ? ‘ hands of 12 innoceht purchasers, the money. Regan dropped the bag, IN STORM ON BALTIC SEA) but the identity of the thieves or of | the men taking it and going to an The Unionist meeting. held at the invariably he sion wae grarted on the furnishing} Hiote! was attended by 439 of a bond of $25.000 by the steamship ‘auto parked across the street. sihtondiniaigs ‘the fence through which they were | : ad The money consisted of $2320 In the has watched old, advised his to dissolve Par the iA SCR writing in the hank has given ‘woah « { ourt. VM i7] roval proclamation Thurs liament. which it is understood an he rem th finone ty times he book to other ¢ Lire: t beeume the decision ‘iav known that George, the v6 The Coffer: eting, beld at ws ' ait . : Aas b’rere With tHe tid. Mitire lhe had cifi mReyi > ‘ . . “* “ " “2 . . of these errliel- A vsenit | prounmnent Un ' ber of imported chane:s it 4 f that system Mm however. seme of them ar wna nimoush wes inaw national honors among the Atlant ment — ifiehing vessels ne After having because his victory Saturday was d-- igo |clared no contest. Capt. Chayton Morrissey of the Henry Ford was in- \duced by Secretary of the Navy Den- by to enter the contest today with a leréw consieting partly of recruits from the wharves. Prmer to the decision to race. members of the Henry Ford's crew marched in a body through streets shouting: “We're through. We'll have nothing to do with the commit- tee. or its races.” had been long in Amer- grand in nes are “rere POnisats Sij¢ hy crs mie VA he CR and were auite , ase Austen , | the and of whom decided not tea Trace |a .satchel, hear the Par! und he the ing the Legislature | for classification of prov- ‘taxation. gs the bonds of the State | ical subdivisions from the decision Versations. into the hushed up. In the arguments of his boarding house at 212 South Sixth street. he fared no better. Spoof! Was he not new in this country? He was worse wns | circle. lization Woar i f the ex-officio Siate lization and ve*‘ing the State tax comn.is- i bad Cecil members of the party. including 142 companies to guarantee that the Bonar Law was proposed for liquor would not be used ‘awale oth- : Marquis Curzon. er purposes than the one ulated. Intent of Congress Clear. peers the leadership by, One Had Been Scuttied by Mutincers the Municipalities to cre- funds with whic) to lic improvements in with which rand collect special inst benefited prop- feash for the improve- of forcing contrac - ike and collect the tux ‘jt ies ™ bond issues for pub- | ‘te be so issued astofall | 4 Serial installments. 7 the Legislature to f reforestation by par- ing from taxation yed. in State Kate. from 20 cents to 10 4, 2100 valuation the | fate to be levied for ‘fai revenue purposes. . the maximum rate Ol districts may levy fOunties, cities and a@ library tax not ex- == cents on $100 when Sby majority vote. RE Common law business Same fees now paid 6. COmMPpanies and as- | incorporating and | pita lization power of St. Louis tor. purposes =e aa is undis- ‘committee. which at ht to decrease it con- * receded from that | o'r, after a conference ciciais from St. Louis had probable disastfous ef- city of the proposed 7 ” ert would permit St. Louix L have power to levy $1 —™ May do, and 85 cents me county classifications, | » & maximum which is) mad the present municipal Meral revenue purpores. Limits of Citic. above whicn Schoo! districts . by the commi.- Bae im the present Constitu- | | follows: Cities, svap wed | | re $1 for those naving | : ‘jctee, ' eou'd Ly ef paraders who was an At the wharf met by Denby. ficial m@mber of the Henrv erew in Saturday's race and mrianned toesail again today. Denby told the men that, in a way. the honor of the cotintry was at stake. The Henrv Ford was the representa - tive of America, he said. and if might appear that the men were quitting under fire. “Youn have a job on vour hands etill unfinished.’ he declared “You have a big fish still to land.” Thé Bluenose crossed the line first but the Ford quick!yvy caught up and passed her PUSSIA TO RF INVITED ONLY TO DARDANFELES CONFERENCE Ficht Powers Will Be Asked t At- tend Discussions of Near Flast Problems Nov. 13. were unof- Ford's who Pres« _The British, the Offices i, —.- Ag«qnintcad PARIS. Oct. 25 French and are exchanging form of invitation to be issued to the Italian F@reign views regarding the Near East peace conference set for Nov. 13 at Lausanne. Eight —France. Great Britain, Japan. Turkey, Greece, Jugo-Slavia and Rumania—will receive invita- tions The soviet Russian will be invited only to conference. which will deal with the question of the Dardanelles, the al- lies being under the Foreigt: Minister Tchitcherin's Powers government! the second first parley has in view the’ tacit recognition of the soviet government by ready to give. COUPLE, TAKEN FROM TRAIN, HELD FOR HARNIBAL BURGLARY Man and Wife Alleged to Have Par- ticipated in Robbery of Post- office ltaly, | mpression that | in- | sistence that Russia be invited to the: the Powers which they are not | Asks for United Party. Bonar Law. in his speech pressed the hope that those coalition Unionists who had voted against the resolution passed by the Carlton Club meeting last week for a rejlurn to party independence. would join their Unionist brothers and g0 to the country as a united party. The meeting véted thanks to Aus- ten Chamberlain. the retiring teader, for his services Bonar Law declared the Irish con- stitution must be carried out Referring to Lloyd said he was sure they would have 4 “pretty stiff but he hoped they would stil) be good friends aft- erwara ex- tussle.” Law declared that this is not the time for introducing (large schemes’ which might be beneficial to the empire. however dear to his heart. fe added that he should rather hope for a period of qguiet- nese than of fierce controversy. His reference was understood to. be to tariff reform Bona) one The presence of Lord Carson at the meeting created considerable ment. adding strength to the rumors that the former Ulster Unionist jead- er intended to re-enter politics. Announcement .of the composition of the new ministry and declaration Government's program riay,, COtTii- of the according to late information, be de- is un- Ministry until Thursday It the Bonar Law complete ferred derstood ie virtually had King Late this evening Bonar Law promised audience with lasted 20 minutes. Earlier in the day Lieyd George was received in audience by his majesty to take his official leave after serving as Premier through one of the gravest periods of the em- pire's history. May Change Election Dates. There is much perturbation in sev. eral quarters over the report the his George. It ‘elections are to be held on the 14th lor 15th of November, instead of the |18th, which falls upon a Saturday. Dissatisfaction on this point is ‘those who had been iong in George he than know-nothing. Often it went further. In idle moments they used him as a windfall for jeste—the razz. America called it As such, he was tolerated He was much fun And he had moneys le kept his peanuts hot and the sue sedi profited His requeste return loans usually with shouts and buffoonery of his fellows: he the butt of the for of the were met He was the zans who conipany. gets slapped: Yesterday there was an argument war (,;eorge. the peanut man, was fresher from Greece than countrymen tlere, he was on ground. | He as- his opinion. certain that now. at leaste he would find an ear\ Spoof! Was he George. peanut man” Leave the war to those who could talk. He eringed under the final cut and departed So much the police have from the about the in (;reece his envied his own serted not the other Greeks Last night o'clock George appeared at the door of a back room in a 526 Clark avenue. where there had’been the gatherings which had furnished amusement at his expense where some of his money had been spent by others. George Began to Shoot. He had two revolvers in hand Two men and a woman were there George. the peanut man, generous with his woney. the zany of the company, began to shoot A man and a woman dropped to the floor. They were not hit. but George did not know it Thev were not his “friends.” but he did not know The “friends,” by their custom, should have been there. One of the three in the room was William Compton, 24, a switchman, residing at 2827 Lemp avehue. threw his arms in front of his face. One of George's bullets struck his right arm at the wrist. He said George fixed six shote George turned, teft and the saloon street to a restaurant at 625 Clark about 9 Sxioon aft and the doorway avenue, where he also had served as Entering, he | fun for his fellows. that. | He | and went across the | “Naturally I “put, that sald Judge Hand. thing is clear. or the law.” wise or not, one have nothing to say | about the wisdom of the amendment | in Kronstadt Naval Tp- rising. Ry the Associated Press RIGA, Oct. 23.—The Russian ar- ea drink of whisky is as hurtful to |mored cruisers Rossiva and Gromo- » health and morals outside as inside Ambrose Light. It apears to inconceivable, when one is discuss- ing the implied intent of Congress. that a statute cast in such sweeping me been vessels have in the Baltic other in a storm and several] lost boi Sea. The Rossiva was 12.195-ton ves- terms should be read as indifferent se) and the Gromoboi a ship of 13.- within for the gratificatior by it citizens of exactly those appe- tfes which it was the avowed intent of the statute altogether to deny “Nor do I believe tha any ftad preparations States not already repudiate the whole re- substitute cocain or ogium fo cohol. | can scarcely think there could be anv” disinterested differ- ence of opinion.” Ocean Steamers Are Now Under New Pry Ruling. By the Aseociated Press WASHINGTON. Oct. 23 ~ Ocean sieamers hich sailed foreign ports vesterday for the United States faced the necessity of carefully com- puting the amount of alcoholic bev- erages on board against the mileage shown by the ship's daily log. last etein from emptied before the ship crosses the | accepted tral. limit of American maritime jurisdic- three-mile marking. the the | 430 tons. one acuttied by a would hesitate to think so whe did | Kronstadt in November, 1920 The | Loss is estimated at $100,000. and” decanter must be/| Belt trains are being detoured The former had a teng:rh of 480 feet and tme tatter of 472 f>et. The Rossiva in pre-war day had a complement of 833 men and Gromoboi 898. The Gromoboi was mutinovs crew if The Roassiya (also known ae the Rossia) 1921 RAIL BRIDGE WRECKED BY FIRE Cotton Belt Structure Over Trinity River Damaged $100,000. tv the Associated P ese CORSICANA, Tex... Oct. 23.—Fire of undetermined origin Sunday de- stroyed five spans of the Trinity Riv- er bridge of the St. Louis-Southwest- ern Rallway. just east of Corsicana. Cotton via Ennis over tHe Houston & Texas Cen- . ~ ion under an interpretation of “he FAIR, WITH FROST TONIGHT, which became ef- o'clock yesterday laws, 12:01 prohibition fective at morning. Fleets of nine companies are tem- porarily exempt from operation of AND WARMER TOMORROW THE TEMPERATURES. 64 the law by reason of a temporary . stay granted by Federal Judge Hand in New York, and will be permitted | to enter with their wet goods afely sealed under the system which pre- valled before Attorney-General! Daugherty ruled that the eighteenth amendment and the Volstead act «p-_ as 10 plied to Americah “territory” whole and not only to the continental terra firma. The nine “exempt” two American companies, the Inter- lines inclu4s | the | returned to the market has not been currency, and the rest in silver. Re- established. Wuerpel said today law to recover the bonds from that .\he had assured himself he had’ no power at | the - x present possessors and had become reconciled to the belief they were a | He said, however, | that certain persons and institutio # bonds | tota! loss to him. through whese hands the passed during their circulation after | the robbery, had paid to him a ‘otal | of about $1000. profits In the transactions. th | representing ote | Spectal-to the Post-Dispatch. safe in the §chool of Fine Arcs at Lindell boulevard and Skinker toed the night of Sunday, dune 1t. The | burglars chiseled off a bolt on a doer form, if, for example, we were to | qas said to have participated ‘n tre /and then broke open a tool chest in al-'| Kronstadt mutiny tin the winter of the school’s modeling room, from which they took a hammer of su‘fi- , combination. The tracing of the bonds came about through the presentation of an interest coupon at a St. Louis bank. it was found that they had been tak- en to Kansas City and had come into ‘the possession of a man whose identi- ‘ty is known, but avho has declared | election* of a United States Sena ‘that he was an innocent purchaser. | ¢¢om your State. J The bonds were taken frotn a inrge | gan said that it was more than he usually earried. He. obtained the license number of the robbers’ car TEXAS 6. 0. P. IN SENATE RACE President Says Nomination of Demo- erat Augurs New Era in Politics in the State. DALLAS. Tex., Oct. 23.-—-President Harding, in « letter made public to- \day by R. B. Creager, chairman of ‘the Btate Republican Executive Com- | party in noml States Senate on the . go ‘ticket a lifelong Democrat, cient weight to knock off the safes | ; ; mittee, approved the action of hie for United ore ~ President Harding's letter to Crea- ger ealid: . “IT have your letter tn whic you relate to me the action of the RFe- publican Executive Comnitte: -of Texas in meeting the very unustal situation which is involvei in the hope it ts | However. two other names which fig- amiss for me to say that I t ured in the marketing are known—! an augury of a new erain he p- those of two men who disappeared | o¢ your great State when ‘te ‘from Kansas City, when warrants | jican organization so prompt ‘charging them with violation of the | ,,, unanimously turns to -operation Federal automobile theft law. a sepa-| with the independent — rate case, were issued. The bonds found their way intot 'a Kansas City bank, ” hands of the investing public through | At the time of the robbery Wuerpel said the bonds represented his life ‘savings. He has been associated with ‘the university faculty since 1909. Me isa painter, one of his canvases re- cently having been placed in the new Official fore- cast for St. Louls and vicinity: | Fair tonight and tomorrow: frost. tonight ; temperature to- morrow. Missour!i—Fair tonight and to- State Capitol at Jefferson City. ——_— & rising wite of Pastor Carried Choking In- * 7 fant Into Church. movement to carry on @ « When William, 3. son of the Rev. |_ ae ha a es - “Sealy ee er ee ee é Te % rz —* = oN; : “> oe “ re ate “a aye > ” on 2 ‘ Ss om ae . A ae, * “x. am ‘ we . . . #4 ae _ 4 ¢s e ~2 beg particularly strong in labor circles, | a Le ;Degan firing, without a word, from where it is maintained that if the! ts sean de ME SAM “mavil 23.— | polling is held on any day but Sat-| Mm 6D cents for those \hav- ‘Harry Parker and his wife, Hattie. Arday many labor votes will be pre-| 5) a een ggg aii 10.000. At present, ono were taken from a railroad |yented from exercising .their fran-. unit Griiee ood lit ‘4a tn = sce nard Anchor, White Star, French, ™n- pt that cities baving les* | +..in here Saturday night, are want- | chise. ’ | sietet arm. and two other bullets in- teTnational Navigation. . Holiand-| [Pepulation may “evy only|e4 on charges of safe cracking and| A striking innovation is reported jy) og oi wounds. He dropped |4™erica. Scandinavian-American and | a |‘ postoffice burglary at Hannibal, Mo., by the Daily OR a De AORN . the Royal Steam Packet. Express, which says | it was announced today by Captain Dennis Leveris, 33, who conducts national Mercantile Marine and the United American Line and seven reg- igtered under foreign flags—the Cu- and Mrs. H. L. Sneed of St. Mes, | { tried to amuse his praptir elie ss pier, Truzanna, yesterday se, ne) 8 population: “0 sentc | the Associated Press. y morrow; slight! PRAVing 10,000 to 30,000) wnwaUKEE, Wis. Oct: lightly cooler tonight in extreme south- east portion: probably frort tonight; rising temperature te- morrow, 44 Lilinois — Fair % the Prince of Wales was with the. king when Ljoyd George offered. his a. proposed 75 cents : laving 300.000 popula- 40.cents in others, with © $1 by majority vote. or 4 -hirds majority yote: sed rates to be for 2 term ig four years, to be stated the election. Building of Detectives McCrory. The police refused to divulge the mame of the er woman taken from the train until her husband is The police say Mrse-Par- ker is also known as Ethel Braby. It is alleged she and Parker were resignation. for the purpose of the educating the Printe in the business of his future office—this in contrast with the treatment of the King’s father by Queen Victoria, who barred him from all part in public affairs, even when he was a middle- a poolroom at 928 Elm street, and who boarded at the same place as George, entered the restaurant. “ “What is the matter, George?” he demanded, and led him out into th street. / 30 KILLED IN TRAIN CRASH \By the Associated Press. \ LONDON, Oct. 23.—A dispatch to Central News from Bucharest says 30 persons were killed Saturday The cook in the restaurant heard and 85 injured in a railway collision ring leaders in the blowing of a safe at Hannibal*Sept. 22. CC voted 'm addition. At en Page 2. Colume 8. aged man. rae A wee -— ae , 7a ve,