St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 21, 1922

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How- quiring about his wives, all of - . » sr alien, ancien ly gatpinstehen 16 nahe vr naive abating a Ng a igi nagh — : nities whom he left behind. The fol- “ar ° i. 4 of Castile. against Margaret E. : : set to tis ineuiry Gas Killoren Decides Prej- picrce hetress, , Secretaries Associati ~o cg Ping posi = —_ — - for the alienation of of 10n forwarded: “All are well and eT once ameennp ~ tes ae ew wee,’ i MRS. FELTON SWORN IN ° cave Mrs. Howar@ a verdict of $42. - sian beauty, a daughter of the S U 560 ¢ = ir, t fhom Mo- . oe and'an Gopenl wes tones "| Hands of States palace gardener, to whom Mo: | |p AS U. S. SENATOR; WILL = is - , oward, who was in poor : ied. She intend ieee ail . , | . Soe fin tan ta tata eh ; SERVE BUT ONE DAY|IO i ) livin ’ pic , if oh ving by picking beans, decided to|QPPOSE RETURN ines tee Altbs nour ‘Sem accept a compromise. Miss Pierce married Lyle Smi a : ‘i returned to her paremts, who are 5 of her own ar hig a OF THE SALOON in modest circumstances. ' . was Teturned. The grounds for nice ~~ Turkish newspapers assert that By the Associated Press. wr aterciieieen an mm ; ! . ° + aN, * ov. . eee Does Not Exist to ‘”* *‘fections of Mrs. Howard's 44- '] happy.” , = H Co SS pra piane husband, has been settled Also Would Leave En- ‘The oo yap Seppe - _ om: TURK FIND Y That He Could for $25,000. A jgry in September; forcement of Dry Laws in|) 27" Tem % Gone Circas- | I : . he ea pe eee suit were occurrences when she was . ; the Sultan took with him $500,- | d é 16 years old. The plaintiff's husbana Inquiry Planned to Find a | °°° in currency. a solid gold an- : RS. W. H. FELTON, the ‘‘grand old lady of Georgia,’’ won her | was gardener on the Pierce estate. | r en ae tique dinner set valued at $250,- : f j fight today for a seat for a day,as the first woman Senator. : . , System of Liquor Distribu- 000 and several hundred thou- Feeling Growing in Lausanne. Without objection from any ) tempore, and acting in the ab- _ ' STOLID MOOD ) » sand dollars’ worth of jewels, as : ) = Day It Closed PLEA FOR FAMILY BARRED —=—=—_—ttion Which Will Not Per- | «i! «= = Fisid Marshals uni: |' ag Conference Gets Under | S**'0" Dt sfter long delay. sence of 1Voe President Cool- | during which the status of her . idge. ; . _ form. to Be Called First. BY FEDERAL JUDGE FARIS mut Barrooms. —— Way That Kemal’s Pro- appointment to the Senate was The seating of rs. Felton “’ | passe epee | | ‘ : } reviewed in the light of the was delayed by an address in ‘ Hohenschild. president of Defendant “Not on Trial for Polyg- al tie elias 1] PERSONS HURT WHEN gram Will Be R | precedents, Mrs. Felton took the support of her claim by Senator Moderate Applause Greets a = State secretaries the f #9 trial in St. Louis tomorrow 1 badeiealit ae tau — tion Opposed to the Prohibition penne sage 1 = eee yee ee ee - ae : . j Federal Judge Faris, in court to- A™Mendment, who close their two- POWERS FACE TEST Gent's Cesk an¢_wrote her manse Mre. Felten, upon imecriitag | ef 19 indictments charg- day, announced that hereafter coun- day national conference a Hotel | ENGINE STRIKES DAR in the Senate membership book. her name on the Senate ro’l, be- “ith assenting to receipt of sel for defefidants in liquor cases Jefferson tonight. SR EPS OF THEIR COHESION A large crowd applauded as ) ©@mea full-fledged Senator, but probably only for a day, as Seg,- Safter he knew the bank was i not be permitted to bring - efore furies the facts : that their ator-elect Walte~ F. George, Night dnd Day Bank, 1 9 the %&°-year-old woman raised adopted a program containir ve © CLents are mar»rrie or IAW ; eT — : ‘ > ants , Ci the ‘ Will a 4 2 ani : ‘ * Tian. under ay of the ats are have children | Ut ) | © of Four Passengers on Mussolini Joins Britain and | | chogen as her succesror, Nov. 7, via —_ to support. seek to make effective. The points nyuries ; SSCURETS ; administered by Senator Cum- . plans to claim ais seat tomor > =it Judge illo- |, EE : = De ! ° , * . by Cires . 2B nage for cera Manistar. 59 are: | Interurban Car Ma\ Be Serrous France In Effort to Restore mins of Iowa, president pro 2 row. . years old, a saloon keeper of 2700 rot] — - ei pap Ga . : i. Amendment of the Volsteaad |~—Accident Occurs at Willard, IH. “73. | Miticren read a memoran-! Market street. on trial for selling : ; . Be. General Peace — Child ~ | . his dec! th liquor to a p@ice-informer, had just | law so that tne determination of : LOSS ON SHIPS NOW sir is decision on e ey ieee Re ‘ a aad began Re od | » APNE ; ddr . ES Soe al ene! when} what ontent in a bev- | Eleven passengers on an east-| Addresses Meeting. $50,000,000 ANNUALLY a na t a2 . interrupted ) erage renders it intoxicating rests jbound Fast St. Louis & Suburban A 4 of 5 Y *)\? tn = — = ne Se : jecti caf ae p . t sre a = with juries. interurDSan car were injured, four By the Associated Press —_—_—_—__ : m that prejudice does | **V0on an ant to announce right —_ »rhaps seriously, when the car was 7 een fing: ny ' pre) now I am geoihge to fine some lawvers -. Passage of laws or repeal of | pe ps serio ’ ‘ ‘ yas LAUSANNE. Nov. 21 iutiaenindal ; te such a degree in St./. : ' ew - ay Sete Bn struck and overturned by a Baiti- | Declares Proposed os ii pefection of | if they persist in asking that ques-{ Present -aws so that the enforce- (ore & Ohio Railroad switch engine | to the Lausanne conference, with the | ? } pre ‘nf — a ak a . - ; *£ _ + . ; mh @¢oae ‘ _ ¢ * ‘ y j ; 7 ad jury for the trial of ; nage ’ doesn : og any} diffe rence ment of the eignutigenth amend- at 7 iv a In tod 1% at a Spur track ' preiminary oratory concerning the: ’ Guards Against Pay- ” ” bh |i ne has one wite or ten, one child t will be placed i t nds crosein at Willard, Hl 18 miles} « le +4 ™ . ae | e said. ; ment will be placed in the hands Sing at ara, ;close relations of Great Britain.;c . ’ ‘ ,or fifty. He is not on trial for : a st St Lou! | Serpe “=| Supreme ‘Tribunal’s Establish- j i i Privileged me by Defense Counsel. | polygamy * of state officials, instead of under (| * hes : Louis 7 =a | France and Italy behind them, face) Pp Chiestain Dares Pekin General to | Few wt : ‘. he Federal Gov , fhe engine. backing US. rec | t of Oklahoman’s Ma to Lead Forces Against Him ; enschi lawyers, Patrick Hj}. The jury returned a verdict of| t“¢ Federal Government. he interurban car near the center.| today the real strength of the ties| ment O anoman $ g ’ Outlay Would Be ae . . ~. . = i = s ata * . » ‘ : Z | 3 ” * * : — 4 | a Water Hensley, cena | fuilty after deliberating for three Ss. investig-iion of the liquor § The all-steel construction of the car! which spokesmen for the three Pow- ternitv Benefits Page. Choosing Place and Time. . ’ by H. Cc Fisher, * to confer with their cli-/ minutes. problem in other countries with a @prevented {t from being wrecked/ergs have insisted existed among > , : ‘ ‘ y r { a . ° 4 ; ~ - ™ 4 Bove : be convicted in Special to the Post-Dispatch. | Stayton. general direc*er of the brevught to St. John's Hospital! in St. themselves over Near Eastern queés- Spr! 5 of] and an. who held ner he ne plume hee thi tt to tt P id le : 6% Bi. tb CARTHAGE, ““Mo., Nov. 21—| | oe — rr iahe - a 7 7 association, admits is ieveled at ‘5. tions. The rivairy of France, Italy' ‘ Asks for Time. James Potts, 68 years old, and his | the Anti-Salocn. League. | She ies Dens of CY Sen sell tibhidh inndbiaen ad teins ct a lease to the oil-producing proper a wa tel tee sent a for a ship subsidy. Only three times : the Court the defense | daughter, Katherine. 13, were prob- | 5. Appointment of Congressman Slightly inj@red: aah ay a preg ate om, é ty from Minnie, who died in 1919. dodiaviah lone he Oe ni rapes during the reading of his message. @y for trial. Circuit Attorney ably fatally injured this afternoon | Hill of Maryland and Senator E4- Gustav Grimmig of O'Falion, cuts/ ~* c Pe protection Although the title of the case has Wu Pei Fu’s forces in a battle to @ was there applause and this was s to be nonplussed. | ¥"*"™ 2 box containing 1000 dyna-| woras of New Jersey as spokes- |2Nd bruises , of weak Sultans in the past, and it! ways been in Minnie’s name, Page finish at any time or place selected | mild and scattering. ~ mite caps blew up in Potts’ arms.|-,.en in Congress for the associa- | Percy Hill of O'Fallon, chest in-| remains to be seen whether it will | : : by the PekingG l , The accident happened in Potts’ tion. . | jured, bruises | ame be of service to Mustapha Ke-| and the Sand Springs Home anter- | ‘a a aaa setae wien halle The first evidence of approval marshal our witnesses. W- yard, just as the girl passed her fa- | To Appoint Comimittees taney tahte. Lebanon. lacerations! ™al Pasha and his Angora asso-/| ests, his philanthropic Cerperneen, + iethen: anil peg ane ae came after the President had been. }/ i o h . 7 : } ea } ~ rz) lates ; . » ' ' bd ° ther on her way into the house from | of head and shoulders have made the legal fight for the | prepared to expel him from Mona speaking for 13 minutes when, lift~ this thi to come to This program had been virtually | " S | : : Ath r 7 woe were taken to a hospital agreed upon So ed ee uisdepubpearomamasesccsummeseel hi ar grne Sagstrar g Aegean tect a property. At Pages office it wae) Province. The ass = a ea Nage: Sy firm. Sidener ania] where it mld chances for nel work of today was United to ampii-|,, MT Anna, McLauehtin of O'Fat| Pon om tne cling sr erowiay| worm more than « mllion tn oil | from3000 to 30.008 mam each, wth the defense would be sed co Sein Wien 2 ig Teg fication of those general subjects and ei » lege lt pe hceange ion pein! Besides adding to Page's milliors, lone unit of 5000 made up of former . In all the cases. sgoymerane Shi infured. | appointment of, spuunitiees to han- i Oat Her infant es.| materially in the hope of restoring | the decision probably will create an-/ soldiers who are well equipped with egy es ae : Lp theca magne snes ltt =~ ae eae peace and good will. It is becoming | pico gp ota hi ge - : 2 re ie ebay ealaiem af Gk all vo SIOUX FALLS, 8. D., Nov. 21.—A)\, . i iat alte ation ac. | Overturned, and had to be pulled ~, session c he con-/|* ae = chooses to try first. At! rdict of guilty returned against ee seaceme ge gartinace or ee | out through a window. He suffered | ‘Pee today the position of the/|“ishths goes to Page's Sand Springs/ city, town and farm house jn its line - Circuit Attorney Sidener teorge w Egan three times candi- tivities, but no Afi age oa of , observe rs for the United States Heme interests. Folk has been of march and leaving its trail strewn - —— ‘- | . A committee on crime statistics to- “ : a 2 lontr minor scratches..Conductor A. | A } ' rried again l with bod! ai lett’ Was rot ready to a*s- i | c ° ry |Americe, he stated, was much inter- | ™@ , w »dies, according ro a er re- ie date for Governor of South Dakota. a an a ri ¢|L. Schachner of O'Fallon. was un = ! te for G day reported that a comparison ot! |esied in the Near Eastern settle-| Still another phase of the decision Iike a little time, your > lion. collar bone broken. Mrs. D. L. Geiger of Detroit. Mich.. 78, . a . ceived here from H. E. r case. ame mca jp | Om @ Charge of making false returns... month in 1920 with the same |‘™Jured. is fas wt importance te Oliaibauns. te thet] namics Sa epost onc an lla nf naling of which to insurance compagies and resulting month in 1821 shows an increase of! The accident occurred at e potnt | ae e ath . ’ - | filed in support of a motion for a new | ¢5r 1917 and 1922. This report, th« Conductor Schachner said he went | of Greeks and Armenians in Turkish | intieapincciseicilaay been ransomed, but many have been ; ) : —_—— ” ; j > ? aye ‘4 h Ww © i © . a * ° . fan 4 ; rie « " . ; : . ™ fe not going to dictate to mé_ trial. | committee ane — merc oe th jahead of the car, saw a clear track | territory framed in such feBnite | STUDENT GOES ARM p ‘cruelly shot. Our road was strewn fll try.” said Sidener ‘effect of prohibition on : and signaled his car to go ahead.| terms that the refugee situation in/'| prith bodies. ; Crime Increase Claimed. |As it was crossing the tracks the; the Near East will not be further! ™~ aaa | “At the time I made by escape . L Joel Wilson, said, pF me srr aoe Sere ates Te | . i Siete practically | FAIR TONIGHT AND TOMORROW: | William H. Stayton, vice a 'switch engine. operated by H. (. | aggravated. | eruerd Sophomore, Former Klans- |the bandits were holding captive six " ; land general director of the associa- | Priend of Fast St. Louis backed out| Ambassador Child and Joseph | ian. tink Warning Note ‘foreign adults and one child, seven ss.°; ’ eredaggrnd ed ; aot NO CHANGE 4N TEMPERATURE ition, issued a lengthy statement to- of the foundry yard and struck the |Grew, American Minister to Swit-| . en 1 . . . he bgp a . ‘prohibition has increased crime ma- | terurban car had not stopped. ‘at the conference, conferred with - se rye ee on a — Italian priest,” said the letter, writ- that . ’ ‘riuper , ay ¢€ i€ , | case he cou ge ; ag | terially. | The more seriously injured of the| Premier Peincare of France at the a : nwwrerhants gy eB trea ar ‘tan ten eee from Yenchkang, Province of BP | co renc went on recvord!12 passengers were taken to hos-! Palace ot this mornir . ae . ' r. The conference ad Pala Hotel 1 mesoderm. tne |. ard campus because of receipt of Honag. , emterday as being “unalteralhty i pitals in Belleville and one brought | american representatives. it is eo re pot gb late yemerca: ; (a letter signed “K. K. K.”’ in which | + opposed” to the return of saloons wy here. The remainder continued | learned, have not confined their pre-| - : | You're not going to dic-| fo tion of the following resolu- their journey. The car left St..Louls liminary conferences to France but gre igen recom o ate 0 ee RICARDO F, MAGON, WARTIME | | atop — . . ‘i told: the police that while the note ”" aaid Sidener at § ; ' b ccd : ai SORE + A Rn . a-m. and was due itn Lebanon |in a desire to learn the viewpoints | of the other leading nations end ; r) = | “ it t this conference |at 9:30 a. m. 188 is based on a Jepos-. Resolved, That . # (such a message in Colorado would | - hy Omulus M. Waitee of. Highest yes- l go on record as unalterably opposed | proceed in a general spirit of under-j;. neuiind @ mother te be ont ; ‘ | . e > Latt considere boulevard. Jan. 5 last. | ILL Europe terday 43. at 3 ite the en loon, and that the Adviaorv | ' DIPLOMATS standing. have conferred also with einai , a | Heart Disease Proves Patal to Wide- [me bank was closed. Among! FAT CROW FOR j : ‘Committee be instructed to prepare | LESS LIQUOR OR | Lord Curzon, the British Foreign - Bbteod by the Gean te ge — ly Known Prisoner, Sen- — whose names are 1n- ) Pp. m.; lowest, and recommend to the various State | ' Secretary. and Premier Mussolini of | peneieal é Clay asta: ° t ne are: 7 36, at 8:30 a. m. | branches of this sty BAbN — ‘Imports From Fingland Drop This, Italy. F | rather shoot somebody than have | , er of 4017A Kos- ' . | @icial fore- | priate lecislation providing OF 2) Year With No Arms Conference. Hope for Peace Voiced at Opening’ ..y pody tarred and feathered.” | imue, former’ bookkeeper at | cast for St. Louis system of Gistribution that ae : (Copyright. 2972 Segsion Yesterday. / Cley. a sophomore, and a descend-; » who was absent when . | and vicinity: permit the reteern of the saloon. , LONDON. Nov. °1.—Last ‘vear be-/' Hope that peace on earth would ..+ of Hienry Clay, sald he had been . | 7 Ne ne ee P against Hohenschild | Satisfied With Election. (tween Sept. 1 and Nov. 15 more than/result from the labors of the con-| a member of the Ku Kiux Klan, but ,' Be aii Geechee atten ey - @t Linn, Mo.; Wilmer L. | ; | Review of the results of the Novr./ $25.000 worth of liquors were sent ference was voiced by the speakers | ~itndrew. a Cy Be. aig! pron cap A of 8955 Maffitt emg S | 7 elections throughout the United tc the United States from London at the brief ome eden a oma : § gence rewres ; ; . at the bank: Donald | | States. as those results are thought | alone for diplomatic purposes. This/| day, first by *resident Haab of the; Nieman. State bank ; , ‘ on yeaa been affected by prohibition, | year in the same period only $21.165 | Swiss confederation, who presided. | MISTRESS CALL FROM 3 SHIPS > examined the bank. - teeee r om shat: sae tuted “et: the associatio:..s | “worth was sent from the whole!and by both Lord Curzon and Ismet W. Hobbs, a former Generally = ff bows yesterday. The delegates de- | country. 'Pasha in their responses on behalf | fk examiner. | comget ame to | clare they are well satisfied with ti.| What could it mean’? Exporters/of the numerous delegations assem-_ ® under the various in- naomurtepel ees aneniitn ; 3 were worried. Then ene exporter | bled in the Lausanne casino, where | By the Associated Press. excused until 10 a. | much change es As was told yesterday, the asso- Suddenly remembered the Arms the impressive inaugural ceremony’ SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. 21-— tenmperature. ; Conference and the mystery W2s | was held. | Storm-battered in the Pacific, 500 Hikr 1 a2 ‘in all, of whom four were Amer- Oh.no, I'm not going to. yance,” said Cullen. D-1 Poy SOd 4 i YY MM LLL LE Lys a f A a // Mi Yh HW %Y ov with the understanding : Illinois — Gen- | ciation plans to demand that each | | ee Ses would Segin : erally fair to-| of the two major political partiesyn-|S0lved. This year there was nO}. ambassador Child and Minister! miles off Cape Wiattery, the steam- y for case No. 185. | i rors a: 66 lelude a “wet” plank in the 1924 na- | Comference, no lubricant, no mystery. Grew received a warm persone ‘ers Bessie Dollar. Stuart Dollar and Testified Vesterday for : i¢tional platform. Support of the easx- | The prospects of .Amerfrican activ ¥ the tug Sea Monarch of Seattle sent - ‘S H = d morrow, met | pegerwr will go to that party which %%>-000,000,000 Marks Issued in Week.'in the conference which many of out distress calls today which » }; se Ae uch change ® | makes the most acceptable dectara . ee 'the foreigners appeared to interpret | received at the United States Naval) : vester- temperature. on oe acceptable declara-| PERLIN, Nov. 21—The Reichs- | | . : = fee weard testimony yester- of the Mississippi at 7 a. m.,| tion, regardless of whether it is| hank has set another new record for| ** the launching of a new American) Radio Station. ee ip rd e of the - aie ; icy Europe. and the presence cutter Haida was| Magen . RS ener grated sa leet fall of .1 of a foot. Democratic or Republigan. dele-| panér marks. It issued 65,000,000,-| Policy ip © eciamiattus tein Japan. | The regener guard ee a ee ‘Stage of the Missouri at 56t. gates said. The association now has! 999 jast week, bringing the total in|“. a pranggyr e porgy Meee age : ~ Charles, 15.¢ feet, a fall of .3 foot-| Cemtinued om Page 3. Column 7, circulation up to 596.000.000,090. | cCentinaed om Page 3, Column , Pape neste? Ca ¥ BE Bat an > SPs , ag 2 > le aq '- Pid ¥ % ne ener