St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 18, 1923

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"SEAR SENTENGE ee eee ee y WORST BLIZZARD re OF THE WINTER: —— ce ee ae ‘Broadiiay Butterfly’ Who Was Chloroformed in Her Apartment vol.’ 0. 191. | SNOW, COLD WAVE, | STRONG WIND TODAY ; : TOMORROW F AIR ‘ OR MEDIATION THE, TEMPERATU RES. , : | m 2 ! wave, strong nental Divide — Snow | narcotic Law Reversed on' This is shown by further work of . : Will cote ‘The President Be a north and north- the joint British Museum- University “Unsatisfactory _ Explanations Off R 1; Conf | west winds: to- Drifts 15 to 20 Feet Deep. Technicality. of Pennsylvania expedition whith is ered eg ing Vontrer- morrow, fair : ; excavating in this ancient city ‘and ‘Candidate.”’ Declares At- of bass Cc | and continued ’ details of which reached London to- : poe Embassy Coun- cold. + AUTOMOBILES BLOWN OPINION BY U. S. day. torney-General, Following _ llo With Hu h Old Missouri ii City development had progressed ; * | sellor W ghes—Old Bae sewer OVER IN DENVER COURT OF APPEALS ‘2° enough in this Babylonian era to) Exchange of ‘Visits With . lo tic Game of | by fair weather, include sewage and water suppiy Ex ' | Dip ma ) Eyal —— Dauininimeis systems, use of lead and asphalt, irri- ecutive—Sta emen Ac. “Se . F ” Ma Be . tt oc Ay b a ne St d Cold W Ex H d gation schemes and fortifications. | 2 ad t : y SIX persons. |) MANAGE CAMPAIGN THAS FIRST ° perature in north and west portions 1 hi if d /ham himself, are expected to be dug i | ‘ , MIND Time | EVER PEACE IS REPORTED Illinois—Snow, with cold wave, DEAR - oe Me np s today; strong north to. northwest | By the Associated Press Nearly eight. years’ endeavor by up. The excavators also hope to c Se : . 7 ; : Ne ; , ote GUAGE TO h@é- winds; tomorrow, fair and continued... DENVER, Colo., March 17. — | . hs | find the world’s oldest library.before | Renewal of Mental Vigor on OMe How 7 P _ ‘ ? | | ‘the Federal Government to convict | they finish digging for th e \ CAN'T P Will Deal With No °°'“ - Lashed along by a wind that ranged | to coms _ oe | 7 IMAGINE WHAT oincare i o te = o : eae ig 45 ini} : ' tae Thomas 8S. Manning of 3867 Del-_ | Original works in we on Yeligion, | Vacation and Improve- : Sa One but Germany ON ny the Dineeitanads: Mae Denver to 100 miles an hour at! ‘life and beliéfs of the men of 5000 ts ment of Mrs. -_ = . widintten of the Harrison anti- porns d Ww WASHINGTON, March 17. — Carona, Colo., at the “Top of the| Parente | 10,000 yearsago, are thought to Rave | ‘ ~eeger as Settlement, an ants Weather outlook for the week bes! 44a” on the Continental Divide. | act was set at naught yesterday by the | been buried in the city 2500 years | Health Possible Factors in : : M k Fi /ginning Monday: Upper Mississippi ~ ah 'iTnited Statés Court of Appeals which | | ago. | ied : Berlin to. axe irst and Lower Missouri Valley, Rocky the worst blizzard of the winter to-' ‘set aside a 15-year penitentiary sen | | Decision. : Mountains and pleateau regions— | day swept Colorado and the Rocky | Be | : on him in March, | Move. |Abnormally cold at beginning, fol- Mountains region. Snowfall was |tence imposed upon | DRY AGENT SAYS HE WILL MOVE . bes ; ‘lowed by rising temperatures: colder general throughout the region. ac-| : 1921. by District Federal Judge | FORCES AS RESULT OF DECISI | Special to the ae wa } again latter part, generally fair, ex- ! Faris after his conviction by a jury. | MIAMI, ‘la., March «1% a Post-Dispatch Bureau, poor Shae nt a wnin ahout ‘companied by rapidly descending’ | ho: ehund court in July, 1921, like- | Louisville Chief Announces Intention | doubt that may have ch Mate ‘ 20-23 Wyatt Building. maate . ; ey ; : . Siem middle of week. temperatures, “wise set aside a two-year sentence), to Take His Officers From President Harding’s intention ‘to peek ar WASHINGTON, March 17.—Ger- —__—__ — One death was attributable to the | imposed upon Dr. Manning in Jan-* Kentucky to Tennessee. | re-election was removed ¢ h At | man maneuverings for American in- | THREE TRAIN-ROBBERS WOUNDED storm. which caused damage esti- uary, 1920. Both reversals Were’ py the Associated Press. | Attorney-General Daughert ra a tervention or mediation in the Ruhr | mated at hundreds of thousands of upon per oe "SP aE he LOU bet increta: March 17.—P. contadaaan ae sherty, at # 4 ‘ ‘est ay eciare ; I a news i a were indicated today by explanations AND CAUGHT AFTER HOLDUP dollars in Colorado. Arthur Gullett 2 Pacific and Atlantic Photograph. That er he iImitted | — er, chief of the prohibition | PS pew: oorre- | 4 MISS DOROTHY KEEN AN. | Judge Faris erred when adm a |} enforcement officers here, today an- ' spondents, made what ts nccepled “? made of the purpose of the confer- of Brighton, Colo... was killed when | ee 2 ‘testimony that Dr. Mapning had been, nounced that he would remove his h ffi , , Iexpress Messenger Hid $15,000. in Bugs ate? he St | , the officiai announcement. ence which’Counsellor Hans Dieck- | Mail Cc Bef Hold i he was run down bv a coal car at “+ eonvic ted of violation of the ate | | entire force of agents from Kentucky “The Presid ill | heff of the German BEmbasy held 2 2 Tae idles ws see. \Corona during the height of the (HYDE, AWAITS - ACTION OF liquor laws in 1897. The offense, 'to Tennessee as a result of the de-| . e w be a éandé —— ow with Secretary of State Hughes yes- aoe | EN ON APPROPRIATIONS misdémeanor, was “too remote,”’{ cision of Federal Judge Evans Fri-|*t® he said. “There will be ad ee ; P snes ye By the Associated Press. storny, S ATE o be ,. he Appellate Court declared, to b 1 ndidate for th NIE q ven _ terday. / TACOMA, Wash., March 17.—Tw>? rT} Ari b e App $ e > ) Py | day that automobiles containing |“ ate for the nomination against . ‘ , 1e storm extended into rizona proper evidence a ecting s credi- liguor could not be sto d d him c ‘right. 1922. Explanations of the object of the : 7 : Nov. sew “lo Off, | g ppe an except one, and he is always (Copyrignh 8.) iad beth st the State De- of the three men “ ho — up 2 va and New Mexico and in Wyoming J | t mes a is Lopped. | bility as a witness. | searched without a warrant. candidate. The President = iJ partment and at the German Em-! tern Pacific train at South Prairie! fears were expressed that loss on/| — Bs ll . | Basis of Prior Reversal. | “Miller said that this decision would | -enomi Be wil . ® bassy were: unsatisfactory. ‘today were captured later west of livestock would be yeavy if the snow | eetctal te this Welt -Dewetiie ; In the prior reversal of the tW0-. make his force practically useless in| minated and re-elected. > It was definitely stated. at the De! Enumclaw. They were ‘badly! falt continued. | JEFFERSON CITY. March 17.—|*e8* sentence, the ground was that | this locality, as it would be Impossi-| COUPtrY and the party wilt dema { , partment of State, however, that! wounded. At Pueblo, Colo., plate glass win- Talees the Senate cute about $3.,- | the charge sale which he was wre ble to get search warrants for moving | t" ” ' Germany has made no propositions | The automobile used by the ban- dows in the downtown district were ‘Two Men Known to Have Visit- | 0e0 000 out of the $20,000,000 of ap- Seer ght try sh beta grad ‘eed sae a0 ss sesteane Seaman uuthen apd : i ich required submission to the | dits was riddled with shot from the/ Shattered by the wind, and fire, ‘¥ Her Apartment Ques- propriations from the revenue fund | sresiieill ei. itted d had | Ee tide h Sean pene ae ! bi wd : nch Government, nor any which! revolvers and rifles of the citizens of St4rting during the storm, destroyed igh vides seated ¢ ‘which the House has attempted to) Peale an tt gy Oar igo WASHINGTON. Mawch 17.4-Ofti- ra Bosra Selyeabre das )teduired answer from this Govern-| Buckley as the car passed pnewsenarte every buftding at the Pueblo stock- ned Secretly. Ee " oo A’ fave ele effect of jutting film ni jeop- ‘eials at the Prohibition rean here Harding would... seek to tw... - 2 *“ ; J ; Se = ‘ , : é ’ ¢ ‘ : : “ “s ‘ nae ong — ar pi yards in 20 minutes with the excep . ~seeeg ty tes par one eee sah ab |ardy twi aa yr Ba enna ae ‘ | said today that CHief Miller of the pmo nee Statements lacked the ei . la * , 5 og When r. anning appeare or | Vi authoritative rin It was stated that the German | G. E. Going, 26 years old, expres tion of a hotel. 4 cussjng whether he would sign the/. ‘ ce before Judge Faris in | Prohibition forces at Lou ® had especial! ahha . of Daugherty’, } tounsellor had merely explained the | messenger on the train saved $15,- In Denver a number of automo- | By Leased Wire From the New York Cové tax-reduction*bill passed by the|~., ene 01 the United States Dis- no authority to withdraw his agents a 4 * e and the Presi- # position of the German Government, 000 from theft when he took the. | Diles were turned over in the Streets Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. Legiatatar re,’ and what action he | mary Preres hagrss thet the Gov es Kentucky and that no such au- inet — emt mi 3 4 , ee 5 TAA EEN ‘ ae 4 ature, é og ric . : : epee making any overtures and | ‘money from the safe and put it in an- fos Aihtr 28 i a et spite +5 atest NEW YORK, March IY | would take upon the appropriation | g¢nment had reason to believe that en yer ocean to be ee — Has Had Time to Reflect. , without amy request for action by . ts | : nm Servic hon aes ‘ . | octbte . ) uch a a4 of forces, it was de- the een mente other part of the. car. After threats maintained here and railroads re- of surprise developments in the Dor bills. « ‘ between the date of the passage of clared, could be made only on ord The only explanation was that Mr. - to shoot him if he did not disclose ported trains orerating practically ,;othy Keenan death reached a climax Thee€ave bill would cut the State|¢n,. Harrison act in 1914 and 1921, from Waalinet 3 Harding fiad had plenty of leisure i Statement at Embassy. |where the money was hidden had | ing, ‘tax rate 2-cents on the $100 valua@-| >, Manning had fssued “90,006 pre- ee on his houseboat trip t 4d A th E b . } . 7 on sc hedule, despite the blizzard. late this afternoon when SH- ; . . ; . The question of the i ht ¢ h Pp 0 conal er a 2 t vy Saya this evening i | failed, the men left the station. The | On the Denver & Salt Lake (Mof- : ; | tion. But, though of onls trifling | scriptions for cocaine and morphine | | automobiles in th ode ° ceo second race, discuss it with hie x was sA the Department statement | , ter in| . i “Jol Marshall,” reputed mil- 4 ividus axpaver. 1 8s in e enforcement o i lly covered the matter. While no_ Soe eon tae nose ease ging wan) fat) Railroad, which has been block- | ~ the question of Germany 8 relations SACCO PRONOUNCED MENTALLY oes a atthe oil anotWer Shera sli wwed into the Criminal “ourta by the House would exceed the prob- lowing July, a period of six months. able to say whether the decision of try into a strenuous campaign, and : i / with France and the matter of rep- | an mh yor ‘ Pixie ; ‘able revenue by $3,000,000, he esti-|that Dr. Manning had issued 13,9744JUdge Evans would: be made a test! :, wiorida she h h Be: uratiogs, it was denied that any plan was stalled in the drifts nearby. Building, held a secret conferen® : ' é ‘3 ; aeindiniad aan mor. | cane. she has shown steady im- ng Was pr aq : adie [DISEASED ; QUITS HUNGER STRIKE — with Acting District Attorney Pecora | mates. : | prescrip ons tor © a a | provement. me : presented either for payment or . : : , wt 4 “Surely the Senate will make the phine and during the second tria Last night she was abié ae _ for mediation, and it was specifically tiation namatctees 7 ty spermatid aceite dl | - or: oats eaten Sve we oe ‘appropriations'and revenue balance.” | the Government intrptiyced more; ‘GOTHAM’S ST, PATRICK PARADE with the President and pe eae of denied that any reparation figures| Heeds Picea of Wife, Takes Food; Or- | 2% Feet Deep. outsiders had an inkling of what | ‘overnor sai “Probably all of | iptions written nt ee ae i ; Pp R | as tnthes seiatieeeiintnae Mth a seaagat aad the Governor said. ‘Probably all than 15,000 prescripti with nearly a hundred American Le © were named. dered by Court to Psycho- DE SDWOOD. §& D v . a was happening. ‘those school appropriations, which| Dr. Manning. It was shown that GUARDED BY 3200 POLICEMEN gion members—the firet ti . Despite these evident attempts to patiic Homptral. dtiterond was cuits testa tol ote pep eget rage x | were levied against the revenue fund,»prior to his first conviction he | has participated in such oriole © = &® ott pedal the nature of the com- | By the Associated Press mre ne oma ‘at Gtat senda daaibiaeaiail saab oe ei = a Se pig n year oO will have to. be switched over against! charged $1 a prescription and oe Irish Republicans With Placards | tion since her breakdown. munication made by the German BOSTON, March 17.—Nicola Sac-|; 7" oar ge Lene SPO LOCI OP eee re 2 ir he revenue whic will/ after his conviction, he increased| Scoring the Free State Are Kept 5 = the w ; , : cB ane ; smnta| ene third of the reve) a nis ¢ Acp The President has lost sh, | presentative, great” importance is|co,.who was forcibly fed by order if | Sores of the degree Two — He declared he was satisfied each 'go to schools, about $1,000/000 will! the price to $2. 2a Out of the Procession. 100k tee: Wells phiand th the tired A Attached to it here. ~ |the court today after three alienists | D@lf feet of snow blanketed the +itv) was innocent. and therefore shoul. | have to be cut off the university, Lawyers’ Opinion. , By the Associated Press. it was frank! emaheha ot yi vr e The fact the German Government|/had pronounced him mentally dis- ww pa on it bre pe rie gg edt not be subjected to the of and other arms and legs will have to Lawvers declared yesterd that | NEW YORK. March 17 —Thirty-! House that a pest key cnc Goi a has explained its position formally is | eased, voluntarily abandoned his tow me not va" a wets ; sips: publicity. Asked what evidence or |, lopped off to get the last million. | the decision of the United fWCircuit| two hundred menmibers of the Police ency@ thankless job, wis fever a interpreted as meaning the impasse| hunger strike tonight. Me had fast-) ©.) BY" ps ones : D 3 ath yd: ° |alibis had been produced to lead "im | Vo nnot say what I willdo * * */Court of Appeals had the ef- | Department, detailed to prevent pos- ) gore work. is fs about to break and that the vid|ed 31 days. trains have arrived in Deadwood -0-' to thies conclusion,, he refused to@n-| inti the Senate has acted.” ‘fect of setting’ aside interpretations! sible clashés between Irish Free Sicsesiatih ten‘ Otek “es § i old diplomatic game or ‘‘savinz face” | At the Boston psychopathic Hospi- day. i swer. | The Senate will take up the appro-| of the Supreme Court of Missouri in!! State and republican sympathizers, The iw . Ja ‘may be in scigsscibcners ; ‘tal. where Sacco was lodged late to- es . . Earlier in the day Albert Gui- priation measures Monday. a long list of cases of the character | guarded some 8000 marchers in the © weeks under pC. wa a* dav by otder of Judge Thayer in Nor- Heavy Snowfall and Cold Wave in 'mares,, self admitted sweetheart wf | SURRAT PRR RIT AG ‘of evidence admissable for the annual St” Patrick's day parade sun unquestionably has | ee BERLIN | folk County, Superior Court, heeded Minnesota. ‘the “Broadway butterfly,” re- | purpose of establishing the credi-/| through Fifth avenue this afternoon mentally and brought back [Xe SAID 7 TO HAVE | By the Associated Press. . ; ‘EUROPE NEEDS SUP ORT OF ‘| for party leadership aa wéll 4s” : 4 iF ' ithe: pleading of His wife and accept- | cr PAUL. Mi staviels SS. uk gained his liberty on bail of $19,009, | ‘bility of a witness. : The nearést thing to a disturbance ed hi i ASKED FOR PEACE ed food. ‘i : a we ae — sot neal after having been in custody of the | UNITED STATES S SCHWAB | The Appellate Court did not sore | ae created at Forty-second street, see re pc rt rai aiid he er gen snowf? ’ n gin CS a Se i “ ;' incene |. e Assn i Pre ' =e wh ig - Je : : | ‘ sona second | a D Pp E. tonight that G = through her old, head of the Epis: opal diocese |.™ atite AG O. “Sacech. 17-—-The second Former Husband Identified. ical support of the Qnited States, members of the Circuit Court of | tempted to join the procession, but ¥y enire e term Ge ; representative i Paris. vesterday ; “2 . ) , blizard within a y eek was sweeping Miss Keenan's former husbard | said Charies M. Schwab today before po- | bite ‘ : es es rea, church in the Unite@ States? showed | | ' , . . “ ia”’ The opinion does -not attack the lice lines. to his closest friends. goes not senk See NO His Wee ked the French Government for | ‘ pais over the central ‘western states to- was identified. He is Eugene Ov;-«l | eoming ashore from the “Aquitania r etain hi ace f ar IRE A . some improvement yesterday after- ht. threatening another prostra-/of Little Falls, N. ¥. They were mar-|after a month’s sojourn overseas. | admissability of testjmony of, more | to retain his piace for the power pe , » eles noon. after hope for his recovery | M&M". ae ae EAR, SSE BM, | v a aaa ‘than a dozen addict& that they re- | | pleasure derived from it. but gmt soa s THE R. R. TRACKS The first ste was taken when the , doned His sh y age ¢ Fri 3. to points out, the District Attorney was | A shout of approval, cheers and The cases before the Sa ne to be taken by both the railroads and day, reaching a total of 4,345,000,- SOVOS Sees Oe. Ser ~ 2 € “ES epee bers. ot reeted tonight's verates. Continued Page .* %, A Mhed —— eee the shippers. 000,000 marks. ‘ =o on Pace 7 2 ¢ a ——~ | instead of visiting the Ruhr. ~~ Continued | on Page &, Cotumn 1 & ‘fg on ad ) a 2 Continue on Page olumn . ra = * R ae i a gt . oe | SUNDAY 70,99) AVERAGE. _FOR FEBRUARY > 7 Ld x : . - a? % . . A Ee § as Sg *. ’ 4 : ee a oe eee go OR sachs i | Re aie Ch a Fas a4 ity. “* *, : 4 es c Port se: 2 " °¢ > - e- EE ak ee Se ee ee : . | of . ~ Boe gt EE Oe. te ae ‘ my r} ee . ay : : rae 2 ¢ +4 eee j rs a4 s oS, ee i » <: | 4 ey * i. lait! D.s ¥ Te ~ “ . —— —_ : Bina -