St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 25, 1923

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rw POP Ie ares we _ —_ ce DEFENDANTS 4QH7ON PLEA MAY UIA. OF $2280 FABSULT IN PEACE a ee or defendant: , wl to Meke First Move : ably Toward Reparation Settle- decker of such cases by Migsgnt Considered, but | Hughes Plan Is Preferred. ; LEADERS er, bes - ass ve MP OUTLINE ATTITUDE 4 Insist on Preliminary conclusion that in a [ psamination of Proposals ee ana «‘sing Bigad on Consideration of ee Uroke Ge Ipter-Allied Debts. , Tined lire $ ia ' a .* epreser ‘ed ———__ ner. wt ex ed thar associated Tre > aT - * tag gril. Ap! red : : ae 4 ny is We forward Win a re; Peeigit x ~ ‘Hed the dew of ber *, 1 is one of tne a . lene perplex neg Cha , : e gues’ bts inner Cabine’ " , ry ‘ ue 4 fie says ' sight politica rcles : . The Government is es if : et ma aares : S409 . desirous P « podating att , Be Py WAS Affe erzon's recent ¢ : : “ j | A bh ast. The q ’ . is * between , , the tv en. Dr press ea for 6 nla’ ‘ | ‘ . ip varde mt oven Se eros” Question of Pronticrs wine ils . - yO rt ec "i- Mithe » cof the ted here the Crowds Go nd FRANKLIN }day Specials - oo? ; - ; — —s ad : : pa a : : - . } - 7 7 IGK STEAKS saving for erah!. roe theref ymical boos. “TP buck Steaks au to Wwhemer . of the Krunon directors Likely to Fight Bell Purchase eee ey} ie of Local Company. : , : ° *) e re = * 4 lach ~ é ; ‘ ‘ . . KANSAS f oe Ni Apr rs . « ! ‘ e ) er : _ . , — Z > | hk ? m4 t - — ~ he | +7 \ ‘er bag ’ ~ . ‘ 7 aA c 7 ’ ae es ‘ > . >i > 4 + , 7 r¢; ' ¢ Leceive ny German Of- fer With Greatest Caution. Ha er f the Interst . | «* ’ erat ; ‘ ms —_ ‘ 7 —- » . : 7. . 5 } i s;i* - . . 1 = . ‘ ‘ ‘ - s the prospects of at ' f e« ‘ > ‘ . ’ ’ ré aie or _ © ‘ f ‘ en” ‘ “ , - ~ + . = , as a = + a £ ‘ ~ 9?) ’ uw ma €s@fre \* - ‘ . ~ ~ ; ce » ’ - a * _ . ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ = ~ 7 fa ee? ’ c - ial , , ~ ~* 4 > ; % r> } > : > ; ” i >» 7 a : x \ ‘ . + ss = s, ¢ - . > Be Severe recoenttion of SUGAR PRICE STILL ADVANCING °°’ | seboavanste - ny's a | | : . ores Ne 4 . is ; i Rr iIndienene ; , 9 ‘r, 7 7 ~~ rT) ‘ 4 7 e ~ i ; ge » F ’ ‘ ) bed aha Ww : ¢ " 4 “— 9 . . : 10 2 Cenis« iti Yeu York. - ‘ ’ iz r 6 i nerd }} I ‘ : ry Tat: Rae. | . Highest Since 1920 ™ bilities ' . " ™ . . ‘ reo - , ia Semeeenietiycon-| SEW YORK. A © Ketine’ THREE YOUTHS HURT IN BRAWL).°° . ; ; i? | } } . . ' P ; —_ . ‘ ‘ ' 4 ts r\ r , ot. oO ; ar ; * > nN « ~* " 1.” tg? | — | if oe ° y 4 o - . - . a , . i ish “—e . . * . . " . | 7 " . +S a ’ ™ . ae ‘ s ‘ ee? ‘ ‘ tTweerse ree 7 . 7 ‘ ‘ i ¥- t Ape : a % h of unN- is good SEDALIA— po. } Of 52; Shaw a \e? ; K . meh weit) the n«¢- x roads fair SPRING- rit ‘a Sa.d i witnesses ~ ’ ere : by : herg near rit Teh’ roads E «%«). ace 1) . eh 4 *) ree after a ShGther Gutbrenk af the un- LUMBIA—Part cloudy; roads fair.|cation, following a struggle RSON CITY—Part ud n a friendly manner, for se: hence) y the pool hal ; Acting Mayor and Business Leadcrs Viissir ee — _oe-eede ee — —-— “] RLS, FORMER CULT | ee AKG 70 ese a FOR HOUSING TRUST RECEIVER MEMBERS, TESTIFY '2:2s:,tandwene Pessonc Aside Ruling in United Home Builders Case. Attorr }T) The res ee ivere)h ! ; iT . - ‘c Aine —— ‘ ° ll ans min Diienall A - am? S ‘Baimst the ty s a iad ii ia i Jhb site 55 a 2 ~ a? 4a ,¢Ts ft An erica ‘ f l be 7 . - ‘ . . - = , + ‘ \ | Mi) Makxit r IM- toad pet red (ir a vt. ‘rr ; “Fr sneer A 4 * ac ‘> f a ; ‘ » ~— > ‘ . er é 2 ‘ 4 7 e> \ = Ne oor err side a temy estra Aas ated Preaes en. ining the defe, lant . ~ ; - » Baw ’ ’ , » , ~ OSEPH, Mich., Apr 2 - Pon emoving its assets a he courtward processi: of — . The reasons set forth in es a re her leg? ms or the ot ; 7 it . ion are that the Court here ’ . . ’ a, oe Fy | ‘+? . ‘ . . . Wavid, ne Kral A - ary ijTl- fyi)? Jurisdiction and a te ing charges of immorality in authority of law. It was: " . Trae retry ~ - ~ — a . Benfamtin FPurnell's Israelite : return oF service | t Or f & defer ian? hea i Ache > ry . ‘ 1? 1a ‘fy hear o ‘ s . ” * . ney for W! im Sacks _ ? threa ¢ Xt - TY } re mf , a | Or ee ng n8 defer two ‘ +4 the giris wh rere trustee als pert +' ed tha FF - ? , ‘ . : past & p weddings;Guasn the reé r! f servis ="ACKS TiAK i! x ’ a pe "ee ¢ ? € ss a / , hs 14 Vv As j ’ ~ ‘ 7 AS . ‘+ ’ S| . . " . are we ' K i ‘Fr e? oes oY } . Pele - > ; _ " aan: ‘ ‘ ‘ * ‘ ~ 4 es sa xe is > c. = ‘et ana 7 ‘ . } P : é idge | iwehr rece ‘ ‘ é a 4 ~ ‘ ‘ee ‘ = I ’ s ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ Lv , lige 7 = » ’ cs ré ‘ a | a ie 7 . = c=) qé¢ ’ , pora rec . g . , 7 | ’ ~ ? iq Couch ne presen’ Youth, Taken on Another - 1 ; hound to Possess Some eported estimony. ' } bAina Kiel's Canceled Checks fad ie wae rs r ete > at oe a 4 ; Se pp ic@ {DINK IIOVG + . } ‘ ‘ > - © - P : ‘ _ ° 1 ‘ ‘ ~ ¢ ‘ 2 i fi } , ; ler vy \T- a “ ‘ : ’ -- + -se a ? a ~ whe, ee - | _ ‘ J yare — si ~ ' ia? ad a ‘ t 2verald sub? "eet ‘ ‘ = e ‘* Lt’ tre . £ S «- j& > P ’ ‘ =~ 1 té - 4 é ‘ ¢ | fe " d F ? ; = © ? ’ ‘ 3 aer? ect ‘ f i,” ‘ % s > " « . . a 4 P a Inquiry Into Licensees ‘ ere ; ed Fe , _ . ‘ ‘ ’ ~ ; cv ce . = ‘ ; " ,” ; ‘ ~» s g° j Q& — ; . . hoo EL ~ ~ ¢ % ~ , ‘ ’ = 4 me ' qQ - « , a } rs fj ~ = ? ’ rec r ~ ‘ - , + ‘ ; « « , a Pa = ‘ ‘ ‘ A r\r »* ; pa - ‘ ™ 4 i 7, _ _ *% , “= York Dry Law Kepeal Fails : . . , > . © «* mre Pease . 4 ’ "© ‘ - ™ $ 4 9 * = s ‘ . ’ ’ ‘ ‘ , ; , * sf q f 4 ~ rT ¢ ‘ e,r iv fa ‘ \ " ‘ y = , ‘ t , r f . 3 tbe : ‘ s } = e Was ate! ‘ - ’ ™ ’ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Louls J. Beck- ,-..... the Republican amittee from ss seventh Ward for six years, ves- terday was elect- chairman of the committee to succeed Walter J Neun, who re- signed, after be- obiects handieq ing elected Presi- dent of the Board of Alder- . Hierrms: Meuser of th Thirteenth Ward has been acting| would be made for the chaifman of the committee. > - : ° Secker: who is not to be confused but detailed fig- meet on Friday he was secretary to Street Commis of the Budgvt. sioner Slater, sian in the soarriage ARRESTED IN CONNECTION WITH ser girt soos che prize, so ‘LORD MAYOR'S CHARIOT’ THEFT is Ice Cr SOPHIA MILOSAVSA Was Mrs. Ija Sekulich Until She Ob- |) P80) contenana chorus Hie said that the plan would a4 . ir ige © ‘hes- saiijevich now ('ntil Judge Hogan be to organize choruses and orc! granted her divorce, with restora- of maiden name, today. she was Sophia Sekulich. wife of I)ifa, lan laborer Her name is Miss Sophta Milsosav- purposes ac- Sekulich's maiden name to the , do not know Hie said he had four a twelfth letter and delegated that task the Clerk Mrs. Sekulich. who maker She alleged indignities, obtained $5 a week alimony. ' viiie +) frane ; 7, - , tate Cut Likely. le for the transport of heavy wer ithe practice w he. A tn Louis J. Becker, Member From the cers wera annime’ MUNICIPAL OPERA PLAN Twenty-seventh Ward, lt nanimous Re A CITY BUDGET FOR 1923 Ne" Cuan sr Remus OTHER CITES TO COPY ABOUT $22,000,000 raember of » (entrai Twenty New York Impressario Expects to Take St. Louis Organiza- tion to Other Centers. its secretary rio, ditsecussed recentl, tion. ‘ ats Bb | auls J. ‘ t r. . : ‘| e “ . ~~ *?F a? re MVuort f ns n > F ~ ' : wanization. at the end Louls “Tub” Becks r, member the committee from the Eighth four to six weeks; to Ward, is 45 Years oid and lives at for eight weeks. and ti Theodosia avenue Until April gweles for 10 weeks. ana had be ery employe i] the Streer Departn ent for 10 vear onth ago.” Mavor Kiel a Secilion - atti manager far the Miumnic ; v Theat st. Louis Ice (Cream (oa said today ind discussed — -- organizing similar sease: tained a Divorce. tras locally, as is done interpreter attermpted to spel! arrangements with our so he could write it in the de- The Judge gave up after the the countr’ her age as 34, said she was a —— St. Louls men who are offering the pvrignt Pes hye efit ofr the r ey 7. 7 . cm ied . . - eT) srs : if perie¢ nee MONT SAINT MICHAEL. France : . oe oe seeking anv credit whatsoever. ~o . The sands of this famous , are actuated only by e to become an artillery pra ce grounds A commission of dele- gates of the Ministries of War. Com. and Fine Arts decided to cre- big aviation center here and 2 railway across the sands to It has often been reported , lls ¢ | ’ 7. the sands are encroaching on 874 Dailas are planning a and that the mount with its | OPen-a#!r stadiums, and is in danger of losing its island geles ix now constructing aracter. The Government has de.|sition Park, an open-air to undertake the necessary /seat 75.900. In San Francisco. to maintain its insularity }operas would be given (;overnment will answer ob- | sate Park A stadium ions to making the sands an ar.| erected according to practice grounds bys promising ne, Fairviar d Park in hansaes ¢ ill only be carried out irau'ese undertaking daye each year organization of an Eastern ———— to play in Philadelphia, Belgium Floating Big Loan. ‘and Washington He also Associated Press his plans In Cincinnati SSELS. Aprti 25 telgium is apolis ing a loan of 1,000,000,000 francs “It wae easy in Indianapolle.’ proce eds of which will be applied was auoted as saving, the reconstruction of damage ww Jarvis. Superintendent of Parke caused by the war. The nation’s note yoq visited St. Louie ‘ireulation is now 6.858,.000,000 nis was reduced bv 1 cent Fixing Mavor Shank Mavor * ’ ‘¢ ; : ° h > cy? ] bo 2 } >»? Se a * ¢ ’ . of the total rate here at $2.43 was nme the identical plans redicted © d lus , el) om t! 8 Post | . erkreay;?Y i7Zat fy? ” The “St. Lovie plan” opera is to be nationalized, ing to a program which of New York, Ngeht opera of the Municipal Theater In an interview with the New Yor Telegraph last Sunda) TY en? here ry he faken ‘ny li y ver for ‘Grau was in Si Lou ILJEVICH NOW civics. the spoke ot principa's for appearances cities, but, as I understand “] did not gather that he intended putting his plans into execution this season, but that he would 1924 Whether he has encouragement everywhere project, and that the 8t nicipal Opera was known “The success of the plan.” said the Telegraph. “wae use: as a convincing argunjyent aaa where Mr. Grau went E GUN GROUNDS pecting trip.” and added other cities may enioyv what hae heen a great attraction for their The plans for other cities are mod.- eled on those of St. Toula. case open-air productions are arranged. during the summer stated that San Antonio. , taken up with the stadium and onera productions that he was tna position to communicate his enthusiasm ll Sky Bie valor 24. ——— MEDAL ~ eS TP Pe oe ee _ . : 7 ° ; ‘ thé! | " " + > ; u r , : . ' uF a We b, Sack Bin othe les : - 7 @: TY) 7 7 | | oes “s : TY 4 : S fee ep , RIVE. hin atte lean meaty a ‘ Cress — The hind ~ a . suerwife lotr. . ' . * Ban rich : ' , ; 7 ’ er , , , ee @ at ; °a ' - . - © +} _ ¢*s ' > _ . ‘ - o's? ’ . = > 7 nae tw ‘+ bed ; ’ " -_- - . . er t@ Tas .. - ae » . . ° > ; ' c a1, , ; ’ : be P " - . . 7 ee 7 his ; + : - mae met ter Juy “ede ’ ; ; 4 ; - oer ete ‘ fiw Bs r Le. ot 4 Ver i red 4 . . ’ . > y : ' 1? ; = ’ - { \'e - . ' ane r - _— -_— — : ’ + 4 7. ty it? - . rv. 4° ~~ TheDoctor Was Right When the good old family doctor was asked about baking powders, he said: “Use Royal. It is made from Cream of Tartar and is absolutely pure. You could dissolve a couple of tea- spoons of Royal in water and drink it with benefit. That’s a health test mighty few baking powders can meet.” The doctor was right. OWA alzing Powder Made from Cream of Tartar derived from grapes Contains No Alum—Leaves No Bitter Taste FIRST NAT The pleasure of owning the roof over your head; the pleasure of educating your children so that they may become more useful men and women; the pleasure of facing your old age ith no fear that you will be in want—isn t this worth thinking about? You can acquire these pleasures. The first step is a consistent, growing Savings Account with St. Louis’ largest bank. BROADWAY-LOCUST-OLIVE ALSO 818 OUVE LARGEST /N SIZE AND SERVICE PO51-UISPATCH Joc RIDAY BARGAINS Readers who know Big Values and appreciate money-saving opportunities give the most careful attention to the bar- cain offers in the Post-Dispatch EVERY Thursday. Read Thursday's Post-Dispatch for Frndey Bargatns THE BIG THURSDAY -POST-DISPATCH St. Louis’ Greatest Shopping Guide ry ee Prep tars ene ~ . : - * 7 Oe Nt AP A LS AS OI a A oem ~ mate pte ee me RN ee ee RE a ee a ne Ce? my Epo ee ee _" « ne om ee ee ee ee =~ 2 A ce ee ae er EME: is 1 :

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