St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 10, 1923

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ta ta i te ME Tg iat”? ate Pe ales . 4 HELP BEAUTIFY ; e « ‘oa This means clean- -up, paint- ap, plow-up, a - | ey grow-up—and Build Up! e | - find means to this end: Aspirin ] 2 USE POST-DISPATCH WANTS | The Only Evening dented in St. Louis With the Acsecienid Pa: Mies See e YD os o - : e : tion, that it is too early to analyze Biting the genuine Bayer te 4 Seer ane Se ee tee oo ee Tour Not to Be a Political, He Is Positive It ls That of “ee @8= Jury After It Had Deliber- the exact nature of the tax sif- PSC Tied my Tia itclans over iwen 4 u r a ’ ne xXEC io oO “jcar-Gen- ba . nd ae Ri a ¥ . uation. etalie statistics cov- 4 Wo years ani proved safe by a a eer — a ee oe One. Wuyber, Alias Poleanski. é ~~ as are ated for 50 Minutes. “ering the March tax collections | Effort Being Made to Deter- pens sor ' Taken From Berth on The National Catholic Welfare od 3 . ene ail serie no wt ton mine Whether $50,000 (olds lleadatha and until those figures are com- Miltinchs Lembade ® ~§=s Train and Locked in Lug- | ¢). Secrcturs ot Latae seuine | ISSUE OVER WORLD KNEW HIM WHEN oF i .aag HEAVIEST SENTENCE Poult be dithien ty deen || .peeeee Gee ee Diane: Rheumati¢m ~ =a ap {t would be difficult to determine Neuralgia Pain, Pain ’ b gage Car When on Way admission of Mme. Kalinin. COURT “BECLOUDED” HE WAS IN PRISON a IN GUN-TOTING CASE the exact course which any City Is Paper of the De- Aecent ‘*‘ Baver Tablets of Aspirin [= downward revision should take. [a -fach anbroken package eam "From Berlin to Visit Muel- FAIR TONIGHT AND TOMORROW; - e —o White House officials said the |) funet Night and Day Bank President supported Secretar Pe ee es ——e a ee ” en ee te ee ty eatery oe CEG ae ieath pcetin enters aieeidiant diene WE Ore © ee ee a ee a a n a A 7° ains proper directions. Handy bo Bie ° . ° “ie Age 3 ‘ Eawelve tablets cost few een 7 Drone = bom Plants. LITTLE TEMPERATURE CHANGE Executive Said to See No Finds 22 Characteristics of [f * ae ee Only Plea of Defendant Was | Metion’s view that a further re- tm St. Louie sts also sell bottles of 24 and 19a! 4 ——— . ° : — ed ‘ duction in Federal tax rates ap- 4 “ spirin is the trade mark of Beye : - THE TEMPERATURES. Logic in Argument That Burglar’s Body and Record 33 > ae That He Was on His Way peared possible, since the total fahufactu f Mono: icaci . . had Q ; O68 s | : : — si: 68 , : eon |] Marc! ti ere 3,- ff Dealicviicccia, "cee ARRESTS BY FRENCH pve “| Entrance Would Put U.S.| of Three-Time Convict Are - > to East St. Louis—Will|] ooo, cr $70,000,000. grearee | MAY ENDEAVOR TO 4 | | $ greate | For BARGAIN OFFERS im Rap ORONO) 950 98'F Fs: ::-7:S| Beto the League. Alike. —_— Seek New Trial a ee eee IMPOUND SECURITIES [ADE MAC 1 ERY, see POST-Dig.. 3 6 i -2 2 432 : oe We ' ° | ATCH WANTS -_ 2 : | } eis j Secretary of German Im- | - 4 ighest He gH rf 4 bo, at v9 P| y the Associated Press, Positive identification of the body bee: me ad 2 “ne rst St. Louis gangster to toot | | ‘Missing Former Night and m., iowest, 6%, at 9:30 a. m. | WASHINGTON, April 19 Presi-. of ga burglar who was shot to deata ois ama he effect of recent agitation against . rh pages lent Harding hopes to visit Alaska . ; a, ila ete Oe : Ss : un-toting, Ray Renard, r if | | i i i i perial Chancellory Held on Official fore- | +nj. eee when he goes “ei the | 10 ebster Groves, March 11, as that Mo eee ms ie bi ee | Day Liquidation Officer 7 “ J ; : . of ‘harles vher, alias Steyv 'O- ote a wean : arta 5 ’ ‘ * . Charge of Entering For- Mees sina = 7 ys a ‘fic Coast on his speechmaking seis Wuyhbe alias Steve , ee tor al i ee Not Heard From by Cir andvicin ¥: trip leanski, three-time convict, was off- “3 “ — ee ene — | 5 bidden Territory. MAKE A FIRST Fair tonight and Although definite arrangements | cjally confirmed today by A. J. Re- * ee, eae _— assert court {to nine | cuit-Attorney, Who Ex GRADE CITY tomorrow; not have not been made, it was said at - ie Pr ati Ths | *: ce ee onths in the city jail on a charze | - | much change in | the White House today that he prol : ys | ‘i ceeelent & e 7 | ¢ a concealed weapon pected His Surrender. By the Associated Press. temperature. ably would be abie leave fo he treau pent ation at Leaven- i es 2 ey , =: DORTMUND, April 10.—-Hugeu ‘ Missouri—Fair ‘trip June 20 and reach Alaska about! worth -an., after he had spent an . ; ses: how en sald by Judges, prose- | @innes and his wife arrived in this ' tonight and July 15 i canis fi eee Ee body ‘and cuting officials and policemen that if | Inquiry is being made to deter. city today after having been de- morrow, SsoOllie At the same time it was declared; ) «gn, = Ke A. J. RENOPF. juries \ ld do their duty the ity | mine whether $50,000 of collateral we ate or what armer at he ‘esiden yould ot mal Dae ae : eat as ) jimmie: ams . ; —_ ; tained at Scharnhorst by French | kare Ropes hon ihe die in eitihinel cameidn! The investigation took place in the | R RENOE is % es could > ri wonmen and gang- | een bs Losier W. Ross in th railway guards, who took them fron | : east portion ‘as asserted that he wanted to avoid; autopsy) om of the St. Louis Col- | M foremost experts in ide! sters in a short time. fhe laey | Physical Condition of West Side State Bonk st See | iv ij tification 50 minut reach a verdict. City when he bought control of th . » | hle the .— was attached to the train from Ber- their berths. in a night train t ) Illinois— Gen- |! ry way pe ee et icians and Surgeons, _ 4 | = ’ . They were released after he 4 met sop be « - ira he West as | ECE Cs . the hodw fume tein efeee Met pocuan Supt. She: ji 8 | bP ee ily one witness testified for the Browns First Baseman | bank. is paper of the defunct Nigh Tas nae searched thfir baie | J sears = . 0 ds aaah a , urda : where som haa i, ee as | fe has | . | en Stat Hie was Detective Paul Gi-| Good and Favorable Re- and Day Bank of St. Louis, of whit? gage. The sle per in which Herr L india inheeines # skh ng on, it was intimated by | U4 . night or Sunda: ; nsul ess ae ~o om tom : ee rard. who arrested Renard in an au- |, Ross at the time was liquidation of Ed ses leeks traveling , J Drepnsetiegss at , White Hous: spokesmt aia ful atte n wi : mat + to mi e j Minn te evidenced br his soditins tomobile at Broadway and Washing- sult Is Expected. | ficer, under appointinent as Dep: tie Secasiaal por- | garded by Mr. ng as very pre- yo _ os — ‘ te | ae head cof the lareest identifica ton ave} ue Jan. 10. The detective State Finance Commissioner. As bt UE Mites on which they. had ‘left APR tion tonight. sanegons | : , resid , - fon - : ril ot | saesakiads gr ae ‘ ae gcc L ~— : u in the os d Stat ae ‘ peanst es hipsarane known, the liquidation accounts 6 Berlin last night on their way to | sinks aa ee og vated to the highest office in the bringing with him tl data he ha — ei = oe # Only ‘Testimony for Definee. Jeorge Sisler, whose absence from)|the Night and Day Bank are §70,27! a : ' *§ ae h ) ton an} 1 i fi: yi ne NOG) he 4: sae for Crimir i Ident! “Did he tell you he was on his way the Browns’ training camp has; or more short. . Stinnes. who had just arrived in - pt. ot. leas ree years ¢ : rs 3 ter! ” — te seo | a | e islet Seg ae 4 ‘on .T am a member of 1 | o: Ss : tenard’s attor-| aroused the curiosity of baseball fol-| It ses said at the office of th Berlin from his ceuntry home, took : ‘MIN TUR peers Pome “T aimee a eavenworth and is in body — se rved as Vii jen?’ agen otha i i ie lowers al! overt the country. wt nee Fk er Commissioner in Je the night train for Muelheim. When lA me NEW YORK HERALD Nonpolitical Work to Do. sai ‘on f his original finger last vear. ative: Stites eien Meeaenaeae ‘ aeteernes on this week, probably aigh aca City today that if the secu: the train reached Scharnhorst, | A SUMMARY IN REGULAR EDITION The President feels that . hee! printe ad He did net take the witness | 92%: for an infected sinus condition} tes deposited in the Kansas Ci which is the first rail point under Rah NA considerable work of a nonpolitical ts, = eee Pes pe aie te S “em: ‘ttand. The law against concealed; Which has led to an impairmen: of| bank were found to be property : © ¥rench control, four French railway | Allowed Three Columns of Space in 50g Al peti Estos ; | | re: ‘ weirs ei colaiahe teal rv 1 ze Ponts ems ASRS carrying! his sight. the Night and Day Bank ai a 7 . 3 guards entered the sleeper and ie- Center of First Page of Second a e 2 nn 68 ¢ aa is ; : e aii bh licatio}l pV St louis Tim f siete ie e : Pesce a nt oe) The sinuses are cavities om the nae haemo mate bend ; nothing "al — manded to know the number of the: _ Section and Is Set in Agate. vn oh poral py s seone oneriies his, Friday afternoon of ajstatement nto ' 0 ntinuous Posse thPOe ta Seo | sicull that commanpicate with the | sod FReRyer | 7 $Stinnes compartment. They roused | SPeci#l to the Post-Dispatch. wn a a ite might be rolled away|the body was that of Father John A, | CISTI 5500 m0: State. : ” nostrils. Commissi6ner Miller of Jeffers» | a * es ea ite all a| NEW YORK, April 10.— ) : | Psu ts aS © the industrialist and his wife and ‘for at least from six to 10 months. Vranink of Virden, dli.. a Roman! is under sentence to seven | Mrs. Sisler said today that George City is here seeking to learn wheth led them to the baggage car, where, “Miniature Herald’ made its first Catholic priest whe mysteriously | . White House spokesmen said Mr | Ca sea eae Federal prison, having | would issue a complete statement of |¢T the securities are those of th: . ' a the couple were locked up appearance here today. It is actu- — ————e pe : ‘ lac lisapnpeared March o in St iS. ar on . 99 ; q ; -s . larding wanted t ine . GiSa pI , bee nvicted Dec. 22, 1920, of} ° . a This is Stinnes’ second tr to the; ally a part of the regular Herald. a tein because s0 many contro’ °) . the Th ' ffered virtually be Ee a teeletet. cae then his condition a short time after the Night and Day. ; ” 2} » | > cc} Al . The ; ¥ YO , ‘ So vle -} vs ak : ; __ ‘ smh na 4 7 nrig tical igs oe ; Ny + > Ruhr since the occupation being merely a series of classified | .:.- Giesberts, former Minister of Posts The entire “Miniature Herald” to-|aple to visit those possessions — - a age tilan on meee fividual seam : ) . | te oh : caaeeee petag lth bye ondiy~incg A oma The latter two were released, but | 44¥ takes up about three columns Of! make a study of conditions # goes eat i ae arphane Mage ‘si anaes e ener Re antyiceuncne Gun-Toting Senteuce. porarwnidie ig: “up aa, ta ni nis gre Sixty-five shares of the capital the French are continuing to hold | SP&ce. It appears in the center of Since the President's retur! ; - ie at a dh arenes eg ha ‘ aa nh pe - — 4 — war Ghee eee ee ns ess pert b = ou-f ee e a mnt pores. Becretary Hamm on the ground that our columns of the first page of the wWiostiih. it was learned, sever > man 7 — : fies a yl ~ scigpa ean acepaggser ge 7 pal. | fee a preies om tte or a gh Bese retort sapere 3 wt omer pet “yo of Pn saggg no 8 per officials active in the German Gov- held} S:=p ™ acing: — ; Pie aes pa papas yeep lligasontgaty ise. r ) ° ansas y. s is the second section of the regular Her- ¢ conf nees } e been’ held Pape 5 Arse : forma! conterences hav “ wt the ve wien te | i i caitlin Cler n will preside 1919. J; Sr k df i hy ernment had been forbidden to on. | ald, sharing this page with the daily conce rning the Alaskan trip. with the der obtain good finger print im- Archbisnop slenno vi vig, ames (Spot) Regan was sen-| several weeks an s now in physical in which Ross’ brother-in-law is ter the occupied area. ~~ ‘calendar, or weather report and aiiaias tt at June 20 was settled upon, pressio: s it was necessary (to fré6- | at the cornerstone-laying corr pug tee tenced to six ionths in the work- | shape to undergo the operation. said to be an officer). | marriage, engagement and death no- ed wet move the skin and flesh from the; The principal speaker Will we ie house He eeu to the State} His condition warrants the belief One hundred and fifty shares P an oxim: ate hen he will ; a. , ‘ aE tices, lost and found and classified + nt am Seago soto og Os fingers of the subject. Rev. P.P Crane, peer ae ne ; oe e Court and the jury’s sen- | that when he recovers from the ef- | of the preferred stock of the Mas- Cuno Favors Hughes Reparaticns| small ads. ton He will ask those member: Statement by Renoe. | Name Ch irch A large a oe os ene — — Gov. Gardner, ma ro of the operation he will be able son-Harlan Coal and Land Com Solution. | It has a miniature New York Her- | ha Cabinet whose duties relate At the conclusion of his investi- clergy and laymen _ wi prose ene 35 , —_ YP 31d My re yes: the sen-!to begin training within a few wees, | poration. By the Associated Press. ald heading. directly under the reg- | Alaska to take the trip with him. gation, Acar gave the following The new high school, sche u a tenc Pp to a fine o $1 00 and costs. his advisers say. Note of William R. Gill and BERLIN, April 10.—Chancellor} yjar heading and follo, and extends |“ ~ "hie aie Heda” Caan | etatement of his findings to the Post- | for completion next fall, wil’ accom-| Because of the failure of juries to) Specialists treating Sisier were! wife for $15,000, dated July -i, | | | | mods 120 ils. It will greatiy| convict in conce ‘a: , trust Cuno, speaking in the Reichstag te- | three-quarters of a column deep a:.d The President was said todav +o Dispatch me late bé 0 pupli . 0 ealed Ww eapon Cases | noncommittal in answering ques 1922. aecured by a deed of Gay in eulogy of the 13 Germans | four columns wide. be wholly unable to discover any | “Preliminary examination, using /relieve congestion in the university| the State had adopted a policy of|tions ag to when Sisier would be | upon 2500 acres of land in De T , ssifie ollows: , ] k'Vied in the shooting at the Krupp | ol get ow nay o . — = a logic in arguments advanced in | phot ographs of Father Vraniak and > . . . , , . Pes ty rmparison Ne 4 - a org quarters that adhesion by the ("nit- of Charles Wuyber ! omparison u buildings at Grand and Lindell boule-| permitting defendants to plead| ready for work. | Kalb County, Tenn. verde guilty and receive a sentence of 59; “One can't say the exact date of Note of Ivan M. Roberts and Plant, whose funeral was being held | lew S Ne Othe h ft * show that ere | j | . Other New Parl os ' ae a ed States to the Permanent Court with the body, showed that ther and . . - 7 c - ’ * ‘ - Tt4«¢417 a lie y 4. +? “ . ‘ mn Essen, deciared that not 2 worc | American News. ashington News. 1 ternational Justice would put the was little resemblance between the | ~ The building will os 04: Som long da vs in the workhouse or a@ fine of Sisler’s recovery.” one specialist for) others for $3500. date Dee. 13, 160 feet wide he administra- | $100 This policy was abandored | the eyes asserted. | 1928, secured by a deed of trust ‘ R: ' "oO (a ? oe he Oakland eT} > " ‘fo { " + : of regret for the occurrence had been Foreign News. United States into the Ieague of| priest and the dead man, while the tive offices we ot ; Beam sb A mg + or win — recent esitation growing! In response to further questioning, upon land in St. Louis. Tercived from any French cficial. | It is an elaboration of the “News Nations “through the back door.” nieture of Wuyber and the body had avenue side, facing : gia 7 os eos he Hogan-Egan gang WAar- as to Sisler’s trouble, he replied sim- Notes of Frank Bishop and wif OM > lege ‘A ial , sweatons tnrouen : , building, to be three stories hié".| fare began. The gang war had hat the “vision in each eye was! totall $19.5600, dated N achine guns, he said. “caniin Brief” department, a summary} The issue presented in the inter-| ma characteristics in common. , | ply tha ° y ng ™ OV: mf ; : = : lwill conts ; he } 60x138 feet. aj reached the stag SVercome the determination of indi- of the reports of the day's events, national court proposal t was said ‘The evebrows of the priest, from twill contain ‘ oa a psy reached the stage of a public men- | | normal.” 1922. and due April 10, 1923, ; ‘ né court Sai, il S Saic » ‘ ws : > asium 60x11 eet, a calteterii 7 A sc} ] 4 'g Son 4 . Yiduals but can never break an en-/|that has been run for some time on had, in the opinion of the President, his photograph, showed a distinct | aaetse. , et. with accom! EWR Lavrnen . se het my perme by an Asked if both of Sisler’s eyes were cured by land in 8t. Lous. tir * : , ’ . . od ty cit eas : Bogen | 42x12 eet, rutin Mio wie AUtOmMmODIM occupier rv ,* @ people. | the first page of the New York been somewhat beclouded by the! narrowing toward the outer halves. |, 800 students at one time, a la: Bee sae f P : gangsters | functioning together he declined to Two notes of Meiville King to- The Chancellor asserted that Ger- Morning World. friends of the league, who endeavored Thi as not true either of the dead|*-. | mcg gaa eA Te HS ,| fleeing from a shooting affray, and} taling $5000, dated April 16, 1922, ) c 4 as . . . iil N74 = iteics 5 ' : A We : lie an es , , | answer . f . . . un- a , show windows in the salesrooms « a had offered to come to an en ’ to find In it a possibility of getting’ | man or f Wuyber in life The evye- classrooms | “= 1\dson-Frampton Motor Car ive J. A. R. Quinn, vice president of | poscncmigesd “_¢ oc en eo 1186 at a but had “0 been 7" ded. | PRIEST, SOUGHT IN FORGED the United States into the league. brows of the subject under examina- The general architectural desig: Co ca Heb od 1 » te aie Medel ‘by | the Browns, today iesued the fol- ofa: . nd in Benton County, e po nted out the prac tix " Wav te ‘ “ean wey ae Pee 2 ‘ . 1} } j i i were gemot ed } J ) 0 le titi f the administration | tion sre wider in the outer halves a | ~ the ° ent at the request of Phe attitude of ; ion were ' will be English gothic of the 1 cangsters in two speeding automo- lowing atom — Note of P. E. Cole for $5008. meee the spi 5 alien aa RUM PERMIT CASE, SURRENDERS toward the league, it was added, than in the inner halves , period, with tapestry brick and erring the Post-Dispatch. One of Deposited Notes lines) or Mr nh em a Sai had not in the least changed and the “The lohes of the ears in the black joining. Embellishments wl! “Latest reports that I have been P. E. Cole is a brother-in-law ie’ 4 Joan Secretary so seen —~ they did Father Grace Returns to Denver, | President peer that it noe — Vraniak pho Pa ent al of blue Bedford stone To the Guilty Plea in W capon Case Refused able to obtain from Sisler’s doctors Ross and is cashier of the Citizens’ Ret listen to us,” he said. | Saying He Only Recently Had clear at the time the gh ee ing. in the pho oe es ‘gigas west of the building will be a re by Court. are that George Sisier's condition ‘Security Bank of Englewood. He “"Eyerything has been done to Heard of Charges. | ae seen gr - rauié ges a Se ee ba regis = Se modern athletic field, with runni Circuit Judge Falkenhainer today |is slowly improving. Howeyer, the eaiqd today to the correspondent _ @ the Rhur occupation and | special to the Post-Dispatch. That tne United eae athe lenue | ee eh wider than that [track and ficlds for baseball and | refused to accept @ ples Gf qullty | meen ee ee) Geers see eee _ Nthing ait? be Yet undone in the DENVER, Colo., April 10.—The; "0° responsibilities under the pacture was pg - — —— > rfoothball. The school will continue from a man charged with carying in the game for three or four weeks | the note of Melville King, which is — , future fhat can give our people! Rey. Father Walter A. Grace, who ey pppatectiadt hear tlie - ana eee rlegerg Serre to be known as St. Louis Academy, 4 poncealed weapon and ordered the | at the earliest. x: | Hated among the securities How- Mand peace. Our reparations disappeared from Denver, March 2), rs 23 get pte , mi Laie | a , a , wont Bema raat gestae tae — ‘Si as it has since 1818 i\defendant tried by a jury. The A specialist who had treated | ever, he said, inasmuch as Ross was Migations must be made capable of |shortly before the issuance _ ee eB nited States yi = gs aad ma se ight sees ss cea RN TT Court did not announce whether maoed PET for sinus infection about | a member of the family. he negioent 4 fulfillment” /Federal warrant charging him with | 'f the league covenant oo. poe | “Positive Identification Possible. ‘GOVERNMENT SUFFERS DEFEAT ect indicated establishment of a pol-| two reeks ago, said that Sisler’s|to demand return of the note, eng : Chancellor Cuno eaid that, unti ‘forging the name of a nun to a Gov- was described ell — se hang * ie cm The hair line on the forehead of] Cy for future concealed weapon | principal affliction was sinus presumed that Rosas had destroyed it. Rhor was freed from the enemy, jernment liquor permit, surrendered spokesman os Soe aie — me ne - the body and tn the picture of W ae IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ases | trouble. but that he understood | The fact that the security Ss. 2 ; = the Passive resistance of the entire to United States Marshal Doillison | much as 6 sane ye — eet I — her was much lower than .in the} —— Judge Falkenhainer has required | Sisler had a slight eye trouble of | cludes this paid note has raised some — a f zeae must be continued. and there! late yesterday. He said he had becn thoritativels — = ee : ay rom nhotograph of the priest I NT te ie on Question of Treament of , bonds of $2500 each from persons | 2 muscular nature. | Couns of the validity of the ae a be no difference of classes or ft. Chicago, Philadelphia and Wash- ee a mee aie na mkatiesene eles so eet 7 _ aay er Former Service Men I- arrested for carrying concealed ae ing security, though Kansas ete. “for in this fight no ons | ington since leaving Denver and as- | Cause there Was aime. “4 hy seas ness in examiniag the hair of the te eharacteristics tallied Bn ’ Commons tonfght o1 oe ; : When William Kenbugler. 2° years - listed were shares pure? ‘ by Reo: . SP toe raociased _— ed not guilty to the forgery charze eo wranie — ae = ase ‘a ' ae oa , wecnanasts : was convinced f the treatment of * Pg . as i old who said his father operates A. H. Penfield, Former Cashier of | jast Atigust. Rosas’ total p | PARIs. April 10.—-Premier Poin- | and-was released on & $2500 bond, - + eggs = me vec tng ngs - ae ae ee eee for the phete-j men. The vote was ifs to e r picture frame factory at 1632 — 4 are ” oe 75 shares for $7500, but he he pla at sy doubts | returnable June 15. “ Bae seeuee i eaiaal ; jn psig graph of the priest to have been a/§ 6S aa ee | tatin Meesieeaee. eiadaeies ane Makes ar a Bank, x eck cae —s be - ~ sans are pes French! After characterizing the charge as sion would ricer : : him on the! picture of the dead man before me’ Warrant for Bank Cashier the Court today, Assistant Cireult | By the Associates Press. shares, Cole said. . . — wring the elk “a 5 ; ® toward Germany and the | “absurd,” Grace announced he would ao. . "Miia condition bi tee tee elie OY CANSAS “CITY, Mo., April 10 —~| Attorney ayia a Spr rengpereenched Mion 6 ay twee hg Pon oe <i gee gsr in the ry tions question by the address refuse to discuss the = = nego“ Rewriting of Teague Covenant »: uch as to make positive identi: Nathan Becker, Deputy United state ine of — a 6 eee oS os a agg sine Bank nich © le Benda y at the dedication of a | h nee Comrerres wnn SROOP Proposed by Senator Capper. tieation bv finger prints pogrstble. Ii Marshal, left here today for Afriat jenable Kenbugier oO earn the | Springfiela ‘O.) Nationa! Bank, wric ° Ment to the war dead at Dun- | Henry Tihen of the Colorado diocese By the Associated Preas found the skin of the fingers well Mo.. with a warrant for the arrest © j amount of oe fine. That is ths/| pleaded guilty of having embezzled The Premier, bs was said, and consulted an attorney ‘ PITTSBURG, Pa., April 10—A/ preserved. so that it brought out) Roy G. Wilson, cashier of the First | usua! ti in such cases.| more than $977,000 of the benk's Witicialihy today, ii] reiterate | Asked about a report that the rewriting of the covenant of the) sie ridges and necessary character- National Bank there. The warran' Kenbugler told the court he hadifundéds in United States District Present Gliseencibait’s position | widowed daughter of a Denver mil | League of Nations was advocated by | istics to make identification. How-lcharces Witeon with embesr'* varried A revolver on the night ofiCourt today. Sentence was ée- nad Contineed eon Page 3 Column &. ferred. Ruhr will not be evacuated lionaire was concerned in the case, | —__-—-—__— a mio — . Germany pays be was silent. Continued on Page 2, Column 5. Comtinued om Page 3, Colamem 2, / $4900 from the bans. i A ee eee