St. Louis Post-Dispatch
September 24, 1923

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Py oproee gre YOU a BUG” BUT itr \ON 2,.AD LO! YOU BUNNIES. O THE MORNING —— 4 moo WANT OFFERS IN THE BIG a SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH | | YESTERDAY . f ‘| And a thousand more in today’s S 2 ¢ POST. -DISPATCH WANT PAGES ) St. Louis’ Big Want Piller A WIE 6 es cs oma ! he Only — Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service. . ee eee ~ * - - —— —— SE - a _-_--- a ~ - _ ST. LOUIS, MONDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER > "192326 PAGES. i, OE Ie pane ES IR as Rae Pe? “PRICE2C ENTS SE — teeta _ —_————— — --———— Ce eee ——— ie —————— -— — + ~— — —_ : — . ~ - —— Pannen Se SFOKLAHONA i Ge TOMY” STUEVER, oe U.S. BALLOONISTS S| RD FORMER BREWER, = ss:*. .... AMONG FIVE KILLED were worth the Oca Staan ; All Meet at St. Louis Field, when seven-tenths of 1 cent as currence, ne Pulitzer trophy will he n New Yor K. but 1.000.000 of the' : | shetty site d for, a public holiday. dl one mark notes. sold as waste : and calling on bus siness_and oth- | paper here, would bring about $4. | KLAN | er interests to cease their activ- | ‘ } vere canta a | itles as much as possible ' “fe ° . . still Yare heid in this country ; / . . at : le on that | . util is || day. The Board of Education || >8YS lt Typifies Faith in Spir- Succumbs to Heart Disease 318 trillion | ree Tig | Be Could Terminate|| Peano, ee) “n TOTESTIFY INCASE | ugg “ARMY GRAFT eens. or Races, the | EI UBLIC BROKE WITH HAWES HINA EVASIVELY REPLIES TO . STRUCK BY ¢ t, f Rule by Calling. and the Aeronautical Exhibition. | | fl Members of the|| 7 United Stties ‘army. nay | SPEECH AS PRESIDENT = AND BACKED FOLK ALLIED LINCHENG DEMANDS AGAINST HUSBAND Seaener Ee Commerce of Amer. | , , Announcement Made, However. That Guard. ica, the National Aeronautic As- | In Opening Convention, He His Influence Helped Candi- | Government Meets Terms of U. | | | S. in Killing of Charles Coltman. | sociation and many other impor- BAG HIM FOR STUDY - = += ye - > -s — Se tR BP ee OFS eS 2 THAT BED- TO. PLAY 2 — a 1S THAT SO.- thy LL STLE AND GET My extensive plans To make this the ~4.— nina has ; . ; ° . | greatest exhibition of aeronautics kind s Hope Is In Applica- Served as Member of the | ®:ied evasively to the demands pre- fendant, Summoned by | TO SEEK INJUNCTION {),. world has ever witnessed. |Sented by the diplomatic corps as a _'It is my desire to impress up- | tion of Moral Force. Police Board. result of the Lincheng bandit outrage Prosecution, Sobs as She | i¥s ‘ - ‘oO rat °c " - ~ en sthetminds of the citizens of t May, when foreigners, including Declares Fight on “Invisible St. Louis the importance of this PRR Pere rt OF SES ' AMOFteans, were kidnaped from a Takes Stand. WALTON DEFIES FOES | lant Organizations have made Emphasizes Idea Man- date in 1904 Campaign— agro rte ay an, a S | Wife al Murder Trial De- LIGHTNING © , Crew of S-6 Meet Death Dur- ing Storm Near Nis | Holland, After . Collision With Belgian Entry at Start of the International : | Contest. ‘ , (train anc etal e Sh: meet, both from a municipal and WASHINGTON. Sept 24 A deen Anton ¢ Stuever, known widely . . id ined in th nantung .i.18 * weeks ; ” Is of National — A national slandpoint and that - Ton r; —. ees ) ee rw for eks. e faith in spiritual things, tempered | 4 : ‘OUNCE « OYyis Orewe! rhe demands were that the (€] Tl NED BOUT they may understand the out- ee » Site Demme : , aye * ae aie | and Wel ©€S, srowth of this exhibition will ve by a hard common sense adapted to) 4nd a South side Democratic leader | nese Government punish the provin- | - Lia P i ; if " : ’ ‘ +4 of Tr) past v¢ ars died todgy in tive 4 Nie | ejal author ties under whose jurisdic = NIGHT OF KEHLLING the means of placing Se. Louis Lief needs ti] the world Is wtle kind } | } " ° ‘ =e " , fila oem ’ , f rion I ) Anc lens outrage W i ." ‘J l- Attempt to Halt swiit upon th air ma O tie coun- practical id ali mm that : repr 7 .- 53 pears 2 a rs pi aan 1 y r ut : | . oar try. and will mean the derelop- | ed “art disease. He Was 47 years old. | in the history of Amerka, Presi-| © under foreign s1 raphe’ ; : eS wate okra 7 ae nae! eign supervision, and take Block Impeachment. ment of air terminals so tia‘ ou ad. He was the son of Charles B. Stu-|/orher far Says Husband Came to Her | dent Coolidge said tedayv in an measures the security of city will be in a position to take —_ advantage of the Ween o de. eo). dress hefere the annual ‘ony eniton. ever, W ho entered the brew ing busi- ‘ reigners., hesides paving heavy in- Room and Awakened Her By the Associated Press tent. 24 opment a acronautics of the American Red Cross. The! ness here in the "50s. and who found- | ¢°™ Hes for the incidents last May. a cITy, Ok Sep r , pat ae . . ' + . . > ory . ’ % ee a ee ? > OKLAHOMA “Therefore. I. Henry W. Kiel peopl he added. are not likely to, ed the Home Brewers in 1890 About 4 or 5 O Clock in A statement declaving that HOT Mavor of the i. ty ne ine por nro om homers fe entintp | “Tony” Stuever was activels un SON OF COUPLE FOUND SLAIN SPANISH AND SWISS AG meee —— Cade go? Leen | per cent of the members of the OK- ' aa he eh: proclai n Wednesday. | The idealisut of which he spoke ~All gs wre Big | hen from IN THEIR HOME, ARRESTED. the Morning. AERONAUTS PERISH i lahoma National Guard are mem- Oct. §. a public holiday, and the President said. was illustrated | 4 ’ ‘ : ' rer . ; . ST eo cis ¢ ro. -— . - s Klan” and that would ask the commercial, busi- hi the men who went to the rescue rhe late Lon V. St pose _ “— ee ; . 4 | bers of the Ku Klux a : SS - i a liherty | took office as Governor in 1897, i)- Prisoner Denies Knowing Anything : py the A once te ‘ m1 , oo cn AsSicep. ~Mrs. Walter S. Ward was called er Ba Ca hes irc 2 , . ’ ‘* " . i” ‘ ‘ ) >] yf the ‘ . . ' were a Cae ’ . . ‘ ° , " * ene ' - , * * for N. C. Jewett, ‘grand dragon oO | have the privilege of itnessing || retired from the field, “unencunpoer- |! been a member of the Democrat ALTUS. Ok. Sept 24. —-Robert to the stand today by the pi cu | Mid-Air at 1000 Feet w - the Oklahoma's Realm of the Kian, the advancement that hina been |! ed by spotls independent, inat- State and congressional commitices., Eley son of Mr. and Mrs rank tion as a witness in the case in which : Ts : : 7 . ‘ . j . ei ‘* Se ey _ fo ‘ + ° s° . . . . ‘ - he « ‘ ° the made in this line of transporta- ||tached and unbought. Stuever fell out with Harrys bi. Eley of Oulstee. Ok.. who were: her husband is charged with murder ( apt Honeywell Fails to members oi to call out klan . ° “4 ’ ; a “es? i. » ) } , st + P , " . > : guard,” was issued here toda\ by | Lion. and that St. Louis. on ele . ea Not the { imate y ai ese hiaw t and wha et ) il pat x, ! found dead in bed ee dava agro, ap- in the first deg re of (‘lar >) i) Peters gee . fro) 1 2» and 3. will demonstrate to The address, his first formal pub- ers, and in the. 1904 primary cim- parentiv killed while they slept, was -_ Get Up When Wind Flat- ur. G6. Long. representative see | ban ig he : aay ot : of Haverhill, Mass. > State Legisia- the wor that we are virtualiy lic utterance as President, was de-, paign, Stuever supported Joseph W. take ‘us , ere ‘esterday , r : ee Pounty in the star | | the Red + pe 'yoted to praise of the qualities wnich Falk as a candidate for the guovet-| a» ene Soestath egret 4 er ibn mip Spectators: took all of the 00) MRS, WALTER 5S. WD. | tens the St. Louis. ert . = The situation today. with only 48 “HENRY W. KIEL. Mavor. have made the Red Croge a muccess. nership. Through Stuever’s influence! the railroad tracks not far from edaed = Gung: r merase Sng bphe me * er ; wr , ’ hours remaining pefore the test of Fe strest Chief ee theee, he sal, Was US several South Side wards sent ro'k | Hedrick. He possessed two revol- ot ones ae had pr avieua | By Pr wR: "HE strength between Gov. Waston and “Eugene R. Cuendet, ec eae Wr a oeomger™ PE 2 TING Bae eon the State convention, :n’ vers of large caliber when captured, | ri fie half an hour with him in fs » BRUSSELS, sept. 3 ‘ant Me members of the House of the State Register.” Se eee ee ee tent | Which Folk won the nomination. officers say, which correspond in| County jail. The pair walked ppaaasidiies. 22850 nee ahs | > Legislature, who are scheduled to ——— | —- go ty ese or es Sige ney in the 1920 oe campaign, | size to those uged by the Eley mur- | smilin and aneten the soem ee Soe paljeow’’ 8%. competing fi © meet Wednesday noon in an effort: OE ae ene, rege! a Od Stuever supporteq Frank H. Farris, ie | en rae ‘ | coieiite ‘eat the seats they have oc- DESTROYERS HEA iin the Gordon Bennett’ internatiqns) ‘thief executive, __ eo AG wet aspirant for the nomination for eearch with biloodnounds has been + aC ; ‘uck : 7 umered down to Dervase 7 PASTOR M CEHEF “ ~ REESeS in the Ce ae ine the ne ean ties? lie ansrene aah conducted since the slaying, accord- | ; Kea ot ett baat site, Cards ph vee oe Uiawtidaa Ro statements from the opposing = = curtiest “piildeophers: ne fl eate to the National Convention at; i9® te authorities» Eley, when taken | Ernest H. Stolz of ‘New Rochetté Bango 6 ee ” WwW the fundamental doctrines 0 OUT aon F ) was said to be in an.unkempt condi- . . . > _ . _ + . _ = in ° be ae ; : : | obedience to the things that are un- . irk Highlands. | new weeripien. esi of the slaying. said he was at the Ward home onthe) of Orilér Changing Course ol Fite Je Che third baler se. "y . . - ” , e ree} Sar bs “ = ‘ . a . oi £ 4 Gov. Walton, a? cis re ile wsal Seen. now the oldest of local outdo ir sum- evening Peters was killed and played . istroyed in the race. which stariod “) asserted “They will not. “Throughout historv. men have mer amuesment resorts He sold cards there from: 8 o'clock until 12. — the Squadron. ; whee (a Saeed ca ughout |! : oR ~ KILLS MAN HE ACCUSED ' , ‘ . ‘esterday. Vive acronauts have Veen been prone to put their trustin other ;contrel of the Highlands la .o clock with Wards relatives and killed by thir : al have failed Thev nave to Ben G. Brinkmay Stueve wae friends. but that he did not see Ward . ; | To BAR GROUPS OF 7 ings and ha fai ' , ia same ez : ra iy the. As\ormiated Press The 8-6 was destroyed near Nistel- , sought power through material re-'aiso president of the Highlands Fire himself. 74a Te . SS "4 . . F . aie : - 1. " . : i SAX I i] Ke if ). (a * ‘ eprt . aero } rode, province of North Brabaal 7 MOR ETHAN 2 NEAR sources alone. They have thought (lay Co... which has clay mines in Miner Shoots Another During Part Detense Attorney Campyeh ee Capt. Edward H. Watson, comman- | Holland, the A Club of ssate ‘ . ‘MILs A x > ar P . ‘ Ls ‘ vahi ‘ « e s : it might be gained by the accumula- the district adjoining the Highlands, |’ > : wy, asked Attorney-General Sherman’ to, ler-i ‘hief of tl lestroyer squad. | wee we ee | CAPITOL WEDNESDA y tion of great riches. They have at- south of Forest Park and whiel —Sereral Other Persons Slichtly seaiaee the. nask et aan dter-in-« ve é . destroy: . sq officially announced today. . ° . rici ve i “ rl are lich pl sce tHe PAacn pengeng ‘ecke ff Honda, Cal... Sept ; : ‘ . W , “ah , Wounded. ‘ ron, wrecked o aaa, United States navy balloo o Ae - By CURTIS A. BETTS Minister Presented ith |tempted to rely upon the naked sougth the privilege of mining clay! py. yy. ac vs found on Peters body. Handing! , was ‘called to the witness stand | pa. landed at PAsséns Hotada, eee? 3 rein yg ve tage force of armies and navies. conquer-/| ynder t} ark itself ) vr : ° these to Stolz, Campbell asker ace Kes Fane t y , A Staff Correspondent of the Post- eng 2 an BUCCr tae Pars Maes HAR RISB U R G, Wh. Sept. 24.— o olz, Campb +i isked the snortly after the naval court of in- ‘the Zuyder Zee. -Lieutenanta Law- ' IT t Hie oy the mi ht of the sword. ¢ Shri « - . ' wortness ‘> «ee f t} e lec aa . - . ‘ P P ’ ec ro °} 5 For about a vear, he had been in! Jan Reed er of Muddy. : | tO 1 . tae Coen woe. oe iry ‘stig: the disaster, re- Dispatc hh. ‘ Part these for es are nat the ulti re : ; ' , ; Afames ee, COU miner o StTUUaGY, a , : ™ Stolz report , th t i. qu rs inves imating G ise fa « rence and Reichelderfer. comprising , " R a " ru i . . . ‘ 4 ha re Irement ecu sa nY rity ce Te ‘ — » ete a . » I e ij aioe . € ‘ ‘ , eC ( ‘ ‘ Six ” >t. . rns if ' pa Ss. ] town near here, last night shot an Ht : sumed its sessions re ay. her crew. ; afe OK1 AHOMA CITY, | L. 2 | Ooulis Ku Klux Members mate rulers of mankind. They are ywent to Battle Creek a week ago. He fatally wonn led Wred Nelson. anoth- ‘ irds wer missing. After going Capt. Watson told the Naval In- : . a = safe. . é —Military orders to be issued bo.) necessary for security, as police and j. eqryir l bv Mrs ay ee icon, ) ; Pay: through the deck, Stolz testified that et adie erry | Karlicr Fatalities Confirmed, Wednesda, will prohibit more -' yen? t Ch rch Meetin ‘riminal courts. and bolts and bars U ( bv Ai Stueyve;, son ier miner, whom he accused of break- i of tha fun temiieee ‘eben: cetieniae ea ~ quiry Board that he made the de- Official advices confirm ‘the de- lwo persons from concregating tr- a u 8. are neceane : Th , lan te and a daughte ing up his home. Reed, who is sep- ‘ ¥ sed vs re US CONSTITULEG | cision to change the course to the sicuction of the Spanish balloon . » - Aus - ay Cec he ey ayo aif ,' Cta : ey 2 é , immone x raigz if sh. ‘ ee p Bai Le sj : ; wether in or near the State Capicol sl aaa of peace Rut they ate nezative arated from his wife. entered Ne!- Sobs When Called to Stand eastward at 9 o'clock on the nigh: ; lai and the Swiss balloon Geneve . Wednesday when the Hous of FPR: 1) . hart T) ‘cGehee | forces The, do ne t create: thev GENERAL SALOON CLOSING Pi AN con's home. where a party Was he - The on a toenail sees . and. , of the ™w reck, it hange that hurled | « ell as the death of three occupa a. ay, ' . » sh > Le@\ marries , Sctsene rOes, } reale, 2 ‘ " ‘e "aS { us oVv me CorTrt- : 04 ' ye Msentatives of the Oklahoma Levcis- Phe a ile resiat. Thev are not the ultimate: ing held, and fired six shots at Nel rent “whan: tne Getensenis wife seven ships to destruction. 6 in the race for the eip. The Gene 4 aire will attempt tu meet to open a eee eves Street Aekno- force in the world. They do not 7 Prosecutor at Clann to File 100 °°" d? éssed in q blue lerse: dress ie seid Be wane oy rey e's wi) wus struck by lightning near Reve " session to impeach Gov. Walton idist Church, South, announced at @) nae the final determinations Petitions Ww eckly. Several of rsons attending the party | |i imed with white « uffs and May $326 p 0. and sueeneter ee loo and burned in midair at an afl | OV. i n. mi ih rin lg sand coll: . . ’ 4 The Governor made this car tO- special meeting at the Fourth Chris- among men Over them all i a +iOG the Associa P : returned the fire, and four or five and wearing a small dark turban hat _— Cannes ee sg 4 | ease nt 1000 (eet. . Peagane who 7 a vay in discussinec with newsprwiper C} } Blais aye ue rnd Pen higher powe } CHIC AGO. Rand 4 \fter week-: persons were wounded slightly. Reed that afforded a clear view fher fe commanding officer of the Delph... to the spot found ‘he bodies *7 ¢ ussinc itl ews ph tian imrch, Blair avenue and en- = : ae ee _— : ‘ PG a Cle lew orner tea- ~ading the adr . . ‘ *r ' |» Men a request tlut he issue piss :, Where Hope of Progress Lics, end arrests of more than 1000 in the escaped . tures, mounted to the stand She leading the squadron. to order th lweut. von Gi uningen aod Liew t. ‘ — , ‘ose street. Jast night. that he would ‘ ‘ : erotics ar 9 o'clock, wh ti y 4 them so they might not be inter- es: ‘Mankind has not yet. cannot vet, police drive against beer and liquor bbed as she sat in the chair, but camtware turn:@t © .0 io an | Wehren. . ‘e . hes easy | , , - pes ointment °f Sia ; % Agpena dt 5 SE OE SR ee EES ; yt ges po Bea ence was estimated, the ships would 7 | , a. ia a : ferred with ba the troops and State no; appl for reapp Intmen! oO his ci is« ard the use of these Torces, It running a dl selling. | ? ited states TURKEY SAID. 10 DEMAND t hen the questioning began she : we estima ' Deni : j The Polat caught fire from lig ht- safely sotth of Point Arguello, ning and fell near Heyat-Gpor, Ita. 3 , 2 : iat) ; . ] n | ; lice. Readily acreeing to issue ‘ba pastorate and would become a lec- | is significant, however. that the ereat District Attorney Olson announced cried her eyes with her small han 4 90 Madiivy agreeing ) that } a tn agg oy ty WITHDRAWAL OF U, 4 FLOTILLA | . Pe: h d- ‘position to sw ing into the Santa as . herg Penaranda Barca, was kitled. a passes. the (sovernor said that tho turer for the Ku Klux Klan A nations have at last agreed 1h yey) iif instructed nis aSSIStaNisS kere hief and tried to emile. ’ ' , f . . . 7 : “ . 4 Vi : ' . s holders must be careful not to gath- | k for $750 from St. Louis klar their limitation. But it is even more to file 100 petitions weekly for in- She said that the first she saw of mate che gre e re nis RAsetA Rt Comeey Guillamon. a é : ; ; > > . 4a rom § af if | }s- : : eS ——— f? in groups of more than two. A re . , significant that civilization is coming JUNCUONS to close for one vyear| Representations Against Torpedo je; husband on the night of the kill- whose fall was broken when a gue a MEeestion that the limit we lli- men was presented to him through to rely more and more upon moral, pre mises used Dy Saloonkeepers and Boats at Constantinople Reported r ne was between. 4 and 5 o'clock in MILE-WIDE WREATH be ipo non the car against a; tree “9 . : : . . . : : ¢} : " >. bd 1 be legs “4 (eased te three brought the re- the Rev. ©. C. Crawford, pastor of :force. It is because the Red Cross Otlers in violating the. prohibition Made to American Commission. the morning when he entered her LAID ON OCEAN FOR | ve ou oa a m beg of th ; ~ — ‘ , _ ; , , , Vs ’ Rr ie Assorrated Press o* ‘ © ‘ Ix . _— ; ee er ur es. ‘ a orse, “No, two is the limit.” the Fourth Christian Church has been a practical application of ‘4 5 ware , roem and awakened her. Answering nable Sta 5 Ex C ‘ve ; 13 | that principle that it his bee : } “We'll take approximatelv-$1.000.- LONDON. sept. 24. An Exchange er husband's attorneys, she tes fied E TROYERS’ DEAD oe — " me rt a by wtreme secrecy is being observed About 600 persons. all that could | ‘4! Princip! act nas ocen Sccn 000 « 6] ¢ : ye at Telegraph dispatch from Constanti- ,, ¢ it ‘Ty fe i. ; One of the American COntesiant, ; +O ‘Nor : : ‘ss of the . a tremendous success. It makes tre Y"' Orth Of property out of tne 4 tat if was possibie for her hus@arn ‘= the Governor and membs oy be jammed into the building, saw é s ‘ real estate market } sek: ** OD] nople quotes an Angora message as te have been ! \® earlier u ¢ Bi. Louis. Ca pt. H. E Honeywell, % legisjatur regarding their plans for ‘ appeal for support” directly to th, ee ee ee -f >» that the Turkish Covernment wit cap ae arlier and® for! py the Associated Press pilot. was unable te tak he 4 tdnesda the (Jovernol ¥ iIspne the presentation ana heard the eonsciens - of mankind If does Se hs son said . aulng tha Ure vale : j - he r not to have heard him until he ~ AN DIEGO. (‘al ' Sept. 23 —_— 8 af rare im ' 4 hesday., ro. | hase decided to press for the with | sili tee Sladl hada A: , rece. The balloon byret hefore the ® Bive an information as to the’ speeches mede by the Rev. Mr. Mc- attempt to function through th 1 frem the straits of the flotilla cxime Into ner room. mile-wide wreath of blossotms drift- start when the preagyre of the ane ; Wawa rom ie: aits of ! . theo , ‘ft a Mwmbe -- of troops to be nlaced oT { shore | i, rT ' e-em une ¢ yy) rect action of o1 vranized crovernime . LOSS OF LIFE N MEXICAN STORM zi Asked if he 4) fered a 4 exn) Ana - ing out to «ea echoes of werem words om ‘ Ww or th: policy thev wiil pursue ae $ id the i M (‘rawtord, ap AR Ae patient: - Meo of American torpedo saatig: stationed ssn wy vy he visited her so late, Mrs. spoken in praise of hero Jead: car- chor rope proved too strong. ~The . . adie : . Enthusiasm re s not 1 l it anv ele 7 Let ‘other two American entries. ached its highest ; 7 ‘onstantinople. and that Adnan a ' Bia ahd tlic legislators refusing to dis- nitch when the Rey Mr. MeGehee of compulsion. It is the ee omen United States Army 8-6 and © the SPveral Persons Killed During Hur- | Bey, the Nationalist representative in wraenap upheld the contention of the | Use ip ans , shan te i aa = ag! n tu! ¢ eads red | i- | their plans. shouted, “If it comes to a choice be- | Offering of the people themselves. ricane at Acapulco Constantinople, has made.representa- goefense that Mrs. Ward could not een, yrnro, nem iS potas a United States Navy A-6698, had #hy- : ’ ‘ : 3 . ’ ; *' ‘ j ‘ >; } } yy" , ;° * > + . . . Xe : - . . . . . vas ’ ‘ " , e — ese . ; fis not improbable, howev: tween the Methodist Church and the Wheneve and wherever an emer-/py the Associated Press. {tion to the United States High Com- pe called upon to testify what her _ =’ , , Cw escapes at the start. The #4 that legislators it sufficient -Vs » } ¢ 3, a cenev has arisen in ht ufferin. acai ; : , . : memories of the tribute paid }e@s- collided ‘ith th na ‘sislato » oni urricrent: Klan, I shall choose the klaf tiehS. = | ; : p. Ie " iv . ™ ‘ ; r bodv—endugh to organize tne | Haven street church He intends It is in this dire*tion that there -¢ rable damage wae done to proper- Cae IN TEMPERATURE Mrs. Ward waea ponarently cam- the WN: avy a nd Marine Corps and ; Of the +i entrants: dase mbled, fer — ~*% . sere ‘sta ; . ¢*. . . . . 1; e ome ee . . ‘ . ' ' : e—will have private insiru ito apply for a transfer to another “© the hope of real progress. The’ 1+, posed as she parried the interroga- severas thousand civiffans cath @ race 10. so far as ie known, to meet in some gg: piace... ~mne - awid se ancient ideals of human §broitver er —— ees lags ake 63 - . a jin the air. . These are toree 7 conference, h aid, but will rents imat ro , ee ion, but her voice was so soft that ‘ hopin t 1) and . : rHE TEMPER ere RE Ss. in the sunlit quadrangle of ihe naval batloons. tw Bel & to outwit the imliti and de- iy Sf Louis and fake a correspond heod of service, the application e a = her answers weré almost inaudible .:.« v cian. iwo 4 wd ” ne ) res] ) | - , ] h : ie ai a3 R's “7 . air station at Nerth istand, where two Swiss and two British, . | we . . es ; Pa mt uereit« THe con © T) *U . eo. ‘eo . oO . . we - . ef ° . gc : * The tg tithow mW a ence course with th lL nive rsil ‘ 2% i ae! rt e, Ol p 7 O ’ 00 119 fo? , : - si to the spe (ators, who leaned for the mernorial services were held. and Italian and Polisi BN refusing to damit. this Chicag luring the time he is no d good will toward men. are idt- > « ~~. Ward in their chairs to aatch every ; . : . ‘ ) entrics alread» © be the plan. dne of ere epee Ncago GUPINE ume iS Mt ri * ri | _ ¢ > 9 ee "i i) a. 3, 2 ne i ere ee sO pd he States fleet, praise the victims of tue and the Fernande IIr. a French ev. | ne night that they had been-—making’ CSs@ry. on the one hand, to avoid tire You may get one by asking a Attorney-Genera] Sherman that the/ Honda disaster end cite their con-| try piloted by G. BR a and to issue a werrant or } Tt ilfusions of the vision ; . eheet vesterda, 77 a 62 mM court clerk had to repeat them for |! ; y anchet, we dhe Ai tWo for , ' speeches for the klan in TIllinois [!USIonS ¢« , ‘sionaries, and, on ‘our friends but the Ppahest 5 ee i. | Z duct as an example to “those who go only balloons re ' “g Sate police and militiamen. hea ther hand : , @ : es ' - » ‘+ @oa . the records and the jury te . ported up to Woes +) ve intemMered - ith our a asic ,towns. tn Orne? hand. the indifference «yf hances are against vou iowest, ov. al ee 2 * ; d down to the are F in ships as we do, | today asa having landed safely , ’ | ’ SCSESI4N), . 1 Ber . 4 { e & ag Oklah . Inv . " ~~ Mr. Crawford read a long address the selfish. You can see or ly a few peo- Pp Official fore- Felig_of Trip to da. and who from time to time must fave A torrential rain fell ot the Seeie s omi imw is ‘ery stri . . : : ; ; ; - . tri + . View | , aa 2 iting me ae = reg pate reciting the trouble McGehee hag Fach individual and each na‘ion nle\every day and the busi- NO STEAM cast for St. Louis Still suppresing her sobs. Mrs. the vision of sudden death. were being filled Saturday. Ar et “4 ntertere 2 HV” \- , 4 is ham ‘ le u&r stifie ; me o inst « x é' ware ple wih r Tate a” experienced in his pastorate and al- OWes first duty to itself. Beyond tha‘. ness world is mighty big ROLLER NEEDED] and vicinity — ‘ wir _— op ae oe oe = yaa In the throng were more than conditions were so unfavorable ‘ neeting o tne segzis- ‘ , : ae . . “‘. . ,y gran ury pO Zat e nv sliuigation $s viv . , la Dati ite eatck oc .4/leging that his friend has been per- there is the obligation of the strone ‘FOR THE AIR. Partly cloudy Soca ‘4 ae . ne cle pamtons - ade | 990 survivors from the wrécked ves- | only the precise texte of the | would imme, ; ¥* iat pry. secuted “by wealthy church bosses” * ave the weak, but to adminis: » Wd don't }Ou ask a@ Vast weather tonight Me peg vat Me 1a Saale “| sels and among these 13 aval offi- governing the race prevented a i Into the 8 li atel) throw the Mnatier |} tthe nie da ss Aon the Salina ws le ‘~ guch service in a way that wilh not number of people at once and tomorrow: been announced her husband wus im-, cers whose connection with the de- ponement , : : hii ‘ tebe Fa. ist) : _ , 7? 7 Gens Aa : ’ . ioe ; ce > ‘_ > > 1’ e — —. \ . harged that three sf Louis news- destroy or decrade by making » for the posit ion you want. not much change ot wpe a aig ~ or spmtnaceh wre - the subject ~_ | A stead ’ tre h br ’ A Statem Pe Sac Boga ianers h :'misrepresente local and | dicants but will restore in temperature. oo ate oe ~~ pote gt. weeks. court-martial’s inquiry. — oon” th {Paes Cone wee vows t a tas : : i nisrepresente,] bocal ane rs ac CHcore _ she 1@ Cz | . . ‘ . bet sega issued Saturday was! . EEL Ahasnete strengthen by making characte: 11 Put a “Situation Wanted” Ad Missouri — *"* ay a : eee - ~— ral Following Admiral Coonte. Chap- |, ? Pet ween 24 ag } ore UW : er’ qyrii aa? : SpPurce ne - eee > * . as . ‘ ris i; & ; § ; 2 _ te hs : p ‘ le Aa . at thers Mould pe no la ¢ i r : re Mag ' id that \j j is the pnolicv whieh h }y sin an e} the Post -Dispatch. In Partly cloudy to- mae 5 , cae ae ome to lain G. '? Murdock eulorized the rs at Tira * at times v Tal Bil “oe % ’ ~ Piet. ’ . . . “¢ ere mlri¢ i a? 4 ° i¢ tia ; i 2 ft ss j :a }fT'- eo? c e : | a : State Dolic ee CD SNe ae tediy been asked to zener. but realizes that. finall | thie way Pou reach the night and tomor- * “a oF Ce ar and ¢O t® SOM®' men, who “were not Ibst m battle. | North esterly. which would. ’ . . , . sg i ne ~ ‘eT ; inf it) : ‘ ‘ ‘ . iM V, enc} . . 4 ort .. z ’ a : ; : ected CO ®. and stressed the eX. Gehee had repeated!: that . e individual and = h :, orentest possible number of row: somew hat Be Pe pegs 8 pbs ss she nor cloaked with the glory of thome orthern Germany or Sear * ‘y* " . . . aetornat nn v's cy if i 3 ‘ i¢ te he ee sty a) : F ¢ cf ~ ’ Nd : ~ Pas no >a eb 5 be Today. ‘there, resign his ew = “i tga: » wut a een i ge! , people who might require warmer in west spp tiem gee die 1e took the children tO who die in war, but heroes, never- COU%tries probable landing 5 ar . ’ 9 : . ae” " c ' bers - . ir ¢ ‘73. work ’ its own des ry ; ~— . . bee Ne pe n on of the proinise of Chur h mem! ona thie a “ J pig, : , vour services and north por- Te’ th LeS ee + _ | theless, in that they Nrve sacrificed | The figst ulternative created sony that the ‘ there was a ‘eileration tributions ale tne atteniane dat Only Through Sacrifice. Hons tonight. . o ¥ questions o 1¢ A orney- their lives in line of dats for their anxiety among the n ly ls ri * rv . louse w“ ould meet. from ov to Too ri Sunday , that how: d ‘ T ge constant need of civils : ; Your ad ut iT} be read o doz T ! I i no j , ® cause of bithea- moe ss ; 9 ; our Dra qg §31.0¢ ng triec 8% ate ; Lue we ause of eith. Throveh it all. MeGehee has burden on the Government anJ te central portions Mrs. Ward remained on the wit-,_.’ Mead GH ten O08 Os eee e do champion the great stood firm for the klan,”’ Mr. Craw- relieved from further effort. It dueg The Post - Dispaic hh tonight. ness stand 15 minutes and when she /at air station dock, the Kennedy, the stare was made at 4 Ao Stage of the | Bosdart. the Reno. the’ French baliéon. Class of People who a ' " i zeopre v re ford told the assemblage There- not undertake to assume resp nai Streels “€ e- ; Twelfth and Olive ; | ptver at 7 a: te. 6:7 feet; po change, om Page 2, Colump 5. Continued on ipse 3, Columa 3. 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