St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 22, 1923

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LOUIS, MONDAY EVENING, JANUAR ge? 192326 PAGES. » PRICE 2 CENTS Ask mae ; | faa | nine Bs, FAIR TONIGHT AND TOMORROW; | BODY OF A THEBAN cv MEMMBIRIKERS SAY | tune sco tao. | POLICE SHAKEUP 6 GHARGES BASED ON | "eareel te prema LOWEST TONIGHT ABOUT 26 BEAUTY OF 4000 Ss BEVWENT TO | em") vOWVNG FE ee" BUANKET WARRANT 225200040 : Se weds’ : - UGHES re- | 4 a: ee ; ‘ : . \ : i oh | . | ) a : L | | American Ar cheologiss Diesaver : ) > ; | diogra™m. pent.’ by A Poe, bathe 6 - + Se ) Sos ‘36 tee eet Marvelously Preserved Mummy “4 } PR SON TO j tssccereccc= | CAPTAINS ORDERED: ices F ss ARE DISMISSED... 28 oe STRNE ARE EAN | ports that he and the Secretary | m.: lowest, 30, at 9:3 J a. m. | LUXOR, Eeypt Jen, 22.—Interest . are not in accord on important Sd ES questions of foreign policy. The || MANY A SLIP Official fore- jam the tomb of former King Tu- | message, sent in response to a . ° ’ ° cast for St. Louis - 3|tankhamen was temporarily diverted Query, wasitranemitted from Ra Action by Chief O Brien Fol- TWIXT THE HIP eee pe beste Hearing on Cafferata Raid | saturday through the discovery of steamer on which H ‘ey is re- ° AND THE NIP. S eee the American archeologists of the ‘ turning to hie nin il ey is re lows Conference With | Fair tonight and Case Held Only After Ate | poay of an Egyptian Princess, 4000 T anetary Hughes last night |) Board — Laxity and Pind > Pomorrows _"is-| “torneys for Her Appealed | years old and apparently“one of the | - . 66 9 authorized a statement as he , ing tempera- | beauties of the first Theban dynasty, Wise and “Red Orr, had no intention of resigning. lect Alleged. op ‘ ture tomorrow, | to Judge Faris |which flourished 2150 years before : | f md ° Christ. ie . fm e _. "eS vt Pleaded Guilty: of eel | : Pg ee ‘be | The bosom and neck of the Prin- GERMANY REPORTED ABOUT : £3 * 6 1D ww! be we ~ == Miia «a i} ‘ae leess are delicately tattooed with “da at Harrison, Ark., WAKE IN SACRAMENTO CHANGES CONCERN | , ay = DELAY CRITICISED ian all bluish symbols and traccries “T0 OFFER NEW REPARATION Partial or Complete Tieup of - , ? “ie /emblematic of her caste. The bedy a Week, Tell Legisla- | DAYTON DISTRICT see i— Fair AS HINDERING LAW. was miadeheuae grec nisin y The PLAN THROUGH BONAR LAW Coal Production at Var oe) a : Th Did. wg tonig oo to- heir and teeth were intact. Slizht Cen — a... EVERAL SECONDS ‘Two Raids, Made After Com | MA temperature to- Reser ene Se tee nae, Wey ae | Wireless of the Post-Dispatch ce gy = , : 9 ’ o pining ' .|gers and ankles indicate that the Sete ne hie tie Shawe ° . — |. Shetins ta “Ceidiealiad F/| soorrow ana ‘in| Dry Agents, Too Busy Mak- £° and ankies indicaie thet ne |} “ing Tatitedo Buil"evi™* || Area; Some Rail Workers piaiInts to Oommiussioners, haa Soskaetiae: . ing New Cases to Try Old | 274 rings in her death sleep. which |] _ BERLIN, Jan. 22. Out, With Others Threat- ' oe ‘igen * i KS \ . . aeraans oe | were stolen when vandals desecrater | N official German delega- S ARE Other Towns Feel lremors Directed by Chiefs Hoag: ne ae Ones, Make Law Inoper- | her tomb, A te: which left Berlin on ening to Quit. tonight and to-) ‘ It is believed she died at an early | Saturday is embarking to- : Weather Bureau Office Rri . ‘row: ly UNDER -OATH _ land and O’Brien. eer OW cmneea| ative, Judge Declares. age. The body will be sent to the |] day at Hamburg with definite Clock pea. | risin tempera- : , Sto} ped ce Apap Cairo Medical Waboratory for @ | proposals from Chancellor Cuno THYSSEN TO BE PUT Chief of Police O'Brien today or- . cer at 7 | pathological examination. || to Premier Bonar Law with re- aa of if the rive! St: ‘ @. . . BES ‘ _ veg sige Told Them | a, Se Aametiane ygee dered a shakeup in the departmeni, | feet,-a fall of .1 of a foot. sone gg SR rsen year # ee «| JUDGE, SHERIFF. AND MAYOR |} tion ‘plane Seine as ‘British ON TRIAL WEDNESDAY SACRAMENTO, C: Ji :3.— ; — , tions -al., an. , involving the transfer of five Poiice t= prmanine: ———__———__—— hibition law against Mrs. Jahn Ca Government is asked to submit | An earthquake, whi r v- - m Tae 7 aoe | i Grant Them a : wr i manem For se" Captains, five Lieutenants and two| ferata and 11 employes of the Caf | HELD ON DRY CHARGES to. France and the other allies ; : . ‘eral secon s, shook Sac , ‘rata cafe, ; : ‘ard and} Other Industrial but Couldn’ t Guar | owns oF keg his gee ‘aga oo Sergeants. His action followed = IDENTIFIES i nate cafe, at Delmar gate d _ Ria The names of the delegates and Magnates s oO Oy) tteramen With the Board of Police | Hamilton avenue, were dismisse to- a ae ounty (Ind.) and Gary Of- the nature of the new German Who Ha | day by Unitied States Commissioner} ™ ials Are Arrested by U. S. Mar- offer are being kept secret. ve Defied the They W Be early today. At Sacr: ace . ould | wz = nce eens apcord Commissioners, at which laxity eta chesin sat tiataienak aioe | | ing to A. Taylor, meteorologist ee ad ill aie Venn bie . s. ‘ . ot . et on the part of certa erry. Insufficient evidence as e Beccial:'tn ‘tine: Paakctieennlam: Fre c Will Be e neglect , | of the L nited States V eather Bu- trict commanders were otha a: | ground. GARY. Ind.. Jan. 22—-Mavor Ros- + 9 —_— met ce tne tremor stopped the clock The reorganization is aim’ chief. | | A raid was made on the cate on}| well O. Johnson, of Gary, and Sher- Hearing , Open to Public, | . ‘Associated Press. n the Weather Bureau office. Ally at the Dayton Streat -Boecy ct. | 1 Dec. 23 with a blauket search war- iff William H. Olds of Lake Couniy, at mae Time K, Ark., Jan. 22.—)}report received here said the shock!'where a series of holdups have tak | nF were among the first of 75 persons ROC ’ -| Judg e Refused to Hold U p Hands | rant issued by Commissioner Berry, . 1 Wise and “Red” Orr, strik- dam&ged a gas tank at Willows, Cal.| en place during the last week. Cinie | : arrested here today on Federal in- ig ieee of the Missouri & The quake was felt in Sacramento] O’Brien and Chief of Detectives at Time, W arning Intruders |the first use of that instrument’ dictments charging them with com- By the Aaseeena Seams , “ between 1:05 ¢ ‘ | Hos d, ace ied by Presiden ’ ; r | urhic ; ater -@ ; ' icitv i : re oy = 7 > and 1:08 a. m., | lioagland, accompanied by President He’d Recognize rhem. which was late! employed in the} plicity in a conspiracy to violate ‘ ESSEN, Jan. 22-—Strikes, either : Arkansas Railroad, testified | Brockman of the Police Board. ves- New Year's eve raid upon Hotel the prohibition laws. United States partial or complete are in progress ; marshals began serving warrants to- y before a joint legislative com- | ®Y ‘he Associated Press. | terday led raids on two sa- | that they had pleaded guilty WASHINGTON, Jan. 22. -Anjloons in this district and found “Judge, Haven't I seen you some- | ase. ana apie Se ag te bie | day. | | today in all the Runr Valley mines earthquake, described as of ‘very se-| quantities of liquor. Information | where before? Wasn't it in a saloon dose angered = salle hitn, | The prisoners inclpde William M. whose directors havé been arrestéé of arson at Harrison last vere” intensity, wd® recorded on the Was supplied through members of at ait Ne and Morgan?” bevy itn arte paneer en gt ee ty: , Dunn, judge of the city court; by the French. The state mines t to “save their necks.’’ The men seismograph at the Georgetown Uni-'! the Police Board. Lo whom com- “Vou iodine saw me in). a saloon. It pineal for onra, ph hema ose ~ i Dwight E.* Kinder, Lake County resumed operations, the troops hav- r sentence of from seven | Versity observatory here early today.| plaints had been made. A week ago yoc last Thursday night when you peared wanors Pevab zee adored é breechny Prosecuting attorney; and Clyde ing been removed from them. A complaining against the dispos't-c0) biunter, a former prosecutor. . general strike was declared by the a e . e ; Fi “~~ . ee a : om § ‘ : +3 - at ice oh warters. where | : A aint aint : , . | seized by the fn when declared under oath EN ay heating ose: St, Se 4 rerre®|day at poli headquarters, where) puntion of her business. ‘ormcy Assistant Secretary of War L’Action Francaise slufces fox their nahn eae to the Deer Street Station. Judge Mix and three others identi- | This caused Judge Faris to say: Says He Had. No Chance to n . eae > | »P ee. ‘ heoomngs ee mare ‘ = oe ap es an Sete zenith Ames. Eee eevee hint ged "| fied Werner and ® companion, Ed- | “If enforcement agents are too busy Present “Facts,” oe nee from Bertin’ yer: Decause they felt they would)j&raph, early today, recorded very se-|command of the Magnolia Avenue warq Weitholter, 24. of 1933 Wright| axing cases to appear for the trial| BY the Associated Press | r SOT ey ee ee ee ee safe in thé jail at Harrison. |‘*T® earthquake shocks, continuing atertgahe: Pies puneee eet. ie street, as two of the three armed} o; those already set. then the WASHINGION, Jan. 22.-—Bemes a Fee ns ‘$tc-thicenaion Ber- reeseenand aie on Peieel eee oO + testified they. asked Judge ough & period of Se hog and 16/son. Lieut. William be alton, rt men who robbed a Judge & Dolph) gnouig quit making cases, for, obvi- dict Crowell, war-time Assistant , wae mt hcg coal to , and minutes and appearing to have oc-/has been at the Deer Street Station, drug store at De Baliviere avenue busty. under those condi#ons, the Secretary of War, pleaded not guilty thon, 20-year-olc womar anarchist, m ers. brought it to >.- n for a trial d were tdid that, | evrre t ; ] an ilec 4 4 rs" second ij IM = 4 - eS nt ; ; ice ‘ - Motoring this morn ugh o ” irred at a point about 180 miles will..be Mathew: a> eb Sor and Kingsbury boulevard, of $140 law is impossible’ of. enforcement.” im the District -of Columbia Su-fentered the offices of the Royatit the aaah where he atieanel ~ m here. 7 ) e : rr. ; nm ar the -oungz- e . - yre ‘our a \" . ; ; . en ‘ trial would be “eromtnds iti fro in a s¢ uti rly directfon.Pmand. Both men at e of 1e Mast Thursday night. Legality Not. Broached. preme Court today to an indictment newspaper, L’Action Francais, to-| ¢) assis ' Dis fa, continued until 4:26, its greatest in- Night Riders Reorganjzed. without getting $150 in cash registers| warrant was not broached at the| "€™e charging conspiracy in connec- a * Press cor-— ; tensity being at 3:19. Six shocks As companion measure to the ’ aig - when! keacte ee J _,_| tion with the construction of army| killing Marius Plateau, one of the respondent found all the plants in | P: ROB tha: : fficer vice ,other than the one footed, whe hearing. Two enforcement agents ’ the Horst, Bue } te a. union Officersi were indicated. district shakeup, the Chief today aes 3 er. refuacd to at 9 Pet camps. reporters of the paper r, Langenbochum, “a | | Judge Mix. a customer, refus testified to finding liquor in a tin p ’ Recklinghausen and. Gelsenkirchen _ ee itediy warned members of —- recreated the “night riders” and is put up“his hands, telling the bandits ' measure in a linen closet of the cafe In a public statement issued upon Sh ae es hi S. al : as : : ‘los : C8 ! She then turned the weapon on > his appearance in court, the former ° districts busily at work. None of the ‘ se —_ ations would TW $ to appoint "6 detectives under com- é ys st "t it} me. * hal ix j : aw F : te} : . 4 7 oat, 0 MEN FINED 100 EACH FOR mand of Lieut. Dudley McDonald of bone vega lthomg he waae ne ognize | = sf in pee myalhe. ig uta, a Assistant Secretary declared he had Merself and was taken to the hospt-) mines visited was eccupled, te tal with a wound in the breast. troops having been removed during ed. He said the men | | : pa? : : » Wry infge ‘eet stri sen give , i , h 9 ; ke DRIVING CAR WHEN INTOXICATED jthe Wy» oming »' " et Di: erie t. Names them when he saw them again. ithe agents saw Mrs. Cafferata in the | been re oa _Oopportunits to pre the past two da e if they did not keep iol the men assigned will be an-| Identification of the prisoners also | cafe and neither knew. he said. that| °°" the facts” in the case to the ye. dentification ee, ed ee er kK Prrsicggponn, Ts 35 Strikes were foreseen after the ac- 1 roperty of the rail- no ced tomorrow. Since the re- : : nae ; = : w ih ‘, ; | grand jury which indicted him, and oe. Prop _ |Penalties Imposed by Circuit Court | oon victor J. Miller from.the | W28 Made positively by Elmer J. | the cafe was operated by the Caffer-| 71403 that such a procedure. by civ-| STQU0 BUYS GO-RUUM GASILE | tive protests made by the empl benefits would be with- Judges Falkenhbainer and duction o! Oe Oe ae ia “ss = $e Robertson of 1280 Hamilton avenue, | ata Catering Co. tn ‘ asteatte ° sal a “false Pretec ee of the Thyssen and other plants 4 ce: residency to treasurer of the Police | caked Vie itil “lave yok anyth! .yv} ing circulatio c ma they would be expelled Calhoun. ee wae elk bedeee H | manager of the store, and Charles E. Ps Have you anything to offer’ had constituted ‘seal setae AND VINEYARD ON THE RHINE against the arrest of German mine ” on. Two fines of $100 each were ime- line ime nishatitin ne etre Semmes Shadi: Hoppe. 5026 Cabanne avenue, a clern. | ¢ ommissioner Berry inquired at one every American’ citiaed, . directors and industrial leaders. to Be Summoned. posed today on violators of the law than ce whihnet siiteritiens Miss Nona Douglass, 62% C lara ave- | close of this testimony. I have a8 | E ieee i The Duesseldorf branch of the ood that the Circuit | which-forbids*an intoxicated person ; : a le itil with this ae nue, the cashier, identified Wiethol- Ba, Laughlin replied. | » shake-up, ree ctive »per- : ; ‘ teat riff of Boone County Walter R. Lyons, 38 years old. of the a “" detective iure trang. | 1rom her desk and took $140 from | case, — Commismener Berry then | PROPERTY AT ONCE 1S REJECTED Another Gets $100 Rifle for 30c. last week while troops were on the i tO appear as wit-{|3969 Castleman avenue, was fined ae ag if et Pitt ‘ ‘emotisiaes the cash register. She was not certain | seid, and no showing that Mrs.) By the Associated Press. premises, was reopened today. “re ' erre nifor y, patre > ras ’ yr 4 a pane - he.) | by Circuit Judge Falkenhainer ee ome x Mahe alana’ Made Ghali aiiieain 4 Cafferata was the proprietor no: : : COBLENZ, Jan. 22.—-A fine 560 The guard in the ‘Reichabank ma Questioned first. Lie de-|occurrences of Oct. 30 last, when | 5 seo e sere pretieea iain ne Warrants charging Werner and|that Mrs. Cafferata or any of the) House Commerce Committee Votes|room castle on the Rhine, opposite| trranch at Essen wae lifted, but the ee nection with the burn-| his automobile struck a street car o1 | "°°": — . wis aaa thst . | Weitholter with first degree robbery | e™Ployes had possession of the) Against Proposition for Such Coblenz, together with its furffish-| bank failed to reopen. In addition ~~ Ae rton bridge which |Crand boulevard at Rutger street. | dered to ae cay a eae : sees | were issueds today. liquor found, all the defendants are : Legislation. ings and 15 acres of vineyards, is/to deporting Count von Roedern, Sie burning mentioned|John Kennedy of 3783 Cass avenub | Tiction over | Tawk ae oy patrol-| rhe two men were arrested in a| discharged.” ee | he Associated Press. advertised for, sale for $1000. chiet German representative in the of arson made agains: ; was fined by Circuit Judge Calhoun, tiene dilgen ns er te of Safety. linquency. Capt. Octa Chrismer of the North 9 pee eblanee Rte age 8 Mrs. Cafferata, I would like to ad-/from a blood clot on the brain. BOOKKEEPER FORFEITED alone move daily. One of the went back to the Four of the youths were held ‘n/ Market Strevt District, will be trans- acai netper si econ wid cn shot vise you that if you continue to per- Until recently his condition showed grievances of the railway men 4s one of the lawyers! pail for grand jury action on charges; ferred to the Magnolia post. Waloher 6530 N a u ester | mit people to come into your place | some improvement, but following a Mise N B ex Falls arrest of their president and rt whether the lives|of liquor-law violations, and seven Lieut. Albert Wetzel of the Sou- salts aa pow seal 1 es reestntet and drink liquor, you are going tO! relapse he is almost entirely par- 8 oa aa . oo ft a. st ee SD — + - ee > ~~ that she recognized Werner. “~ 7 a a a ine ee ed , — —— a « : > A ve ‘ P CE EI r a Re ie ee ee Re See ne ¢ = x resorts as closed when in reality | injured fatally in the Swiss ANps re- tinue to do so.” ‘js a eity car, bears no Heerise num- | nue, had been reported to the prose- ” Orr testified. “because i they were “‘wide open. 7 cently when he was caught by an Laughlin, in appealing to Judge | her. Moses ‘haa driven the car to cuting authorities. The company es- by whrom I could ’ Apartment Refrigerators Rifled. In one raid | vesterday morning | avalanche and swept 1000 feet down Faris. had asked him to use his “ru- the gurage and was in the building. timated her total shoujage at $58. és | inocence. had been run} 5! the Associated Press. Chiefs 1 Brien and Hoagland arrest- | a mountain, according to advices r€é-| pervisory control” to compel imme- | Mayor Kiel is out of the city. @00. The charge was made to cover , including my wife.”| x ANSAS CITY, Mo., Jan. 22 ed Pau! epee second ee: years old.) ceived here by his Los Angeles rep-| diate hearing. AEBS AT LORE ERE: only a $500 transaction, and the . @ that since the strike was Thirty families living in Riaetinacitn hy, yok so hmegyasacs A. ney Beccard of resentative, Robert Florrey. Warrant Void, Lawyer Says. | Pelt Obtained in On , bond was fixed accordingly. | ha riy two years ago, he had in the neighborhood of ‘Thirty-thira vendemigpqegme ty ot Seaaeurd hate Re N ! “Obviously,” Laughlin said in’ | By the Associated Press. She was summoned to appear ta ie fatvan ice. plant in| treet and Warwick boulevard were poane vd ony y a nope in Paul Pi eves Nomination Approved. court, “the search warrant is void. FORT WILLIAM. Ont., Jan. 22.—/j/court at 10-8. m. today and when Hut was compelled to quit |sorcea to dine vut yesterday or else Bec gnc og agew above his sa- Special to the F ost-Dispateh. Four cases growing out of the raid | A fur buyer here has - pelt of a she failed to appear a court o#f- Accoynt of the feetlns} ont a hastily provided and san nty soa path in ein ee avenue. W ASHINGTON, Jan. 22. — The | pave been continued until February pure white beaver, bought from a/ ficial notified Foristel, who sald she men. * «°° oe * e repast at home. Housewives discov- t ee . ee yor qutevara nomination of A. L. Reeves to be al at the request of the Government. ‘trapper in the Nipigon | District. would be in court in the Supreme Court to- ered every refrigerator on the back sd ase gone dE >a ov . eee na 0 Judge of the Western Mrs. Cafferata is a poor widow | pere is not a trace of color in the She did not appear at the opening of “the decision handed /porches of five apartment houses in | ©¥U we uarts of honie | Missouri District was favorably _re- strugeting ¢ to carry on a _bosinaee | pote White beaver is ‘one of the | court. at 2 oclock, and the Judge Boon ood had been rified of |brew. A distilling plant was in cp-| ported to the Senate today by the | — LR = Ait ed om Pane 2 tae — oi foodstufts eration. z Judiciary Committee. Lei Continued on Page =, Column 3, | rarest skins. ordered the forfeiture. | 3 mn 1. a The , POST-DISPATCH Sunday Circulation Is More Than 420 000, 00. Exceeding Both Other St. Louis tis Sunday Newspapers Co mbit ed! J. Small a “ ; , ES ee A A A AA A s* a