St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 23, 1923

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Brite ed > aiieiadiah Oaks | yours man, who killed Rasputin | ernor, was indicted today by the Ok- Aid Tutankhamen ‘ Rar Soke Y i SO and ae today he recommended that) QF MUSCLE SHOALS PLANT |whes at tne rest of Holy ttussia |!#homa County grand® jury on sever solved Not to Sacrifice| } SG ee “ or of Streets and Sewers Fis jnalibeploees i shook with superstitious fear of his on Journey, Found : : ‘ i | SE | Parties dinate ok » asked to revoke the driver’s li- | President Would Have U. S. Assured | hed bod funds, intimidating an officer and. Anyifitng, Either In Repar- & nS seh ! ® ‘ee of Marry L. Gard, 4176 Dé6- War-Timo Nitratc and Peace- | ody. arrived here today| preventing the assembling of the : : a es et Weise “Qhesditiers, on the Cunard liner Berengaria. His |!ower house of the State Legislature. | Interior of Outer Shrine Photo-} ations or Security.” ¢ 7” ' sated five times for traffic viola- WASHINGTON, Nov. 23. —.Presi- traordinary con ; Commissioner, and T. P. Edwards. 7 git a ncerning whom letters dent Coolidge feels that Muscle y t\roversy over pre- former personal chauffeur to the de- of Mirrors ‘“ —_—_ tons and conc aad Shoals might properly be operate. | C?0US rt objects America’s brief art | posed Governor, were also indicted | by the Associated Dregs. RUHR WILL SOON BE POSSIBILITY OF af complaint have been received |), the Government ata loss or dis-| Bistory has known. The visitor is on five counts each. charging diver-|. LUXOR, Egypt, Nov. 23.—Further PAYING PROPOSITION Be tie week. 7 that the United Statesemay be as-|'0‘) Ore ussian revolution said/ Walton made bond of $6700 on the{‘® light in Tutankhamen’s tomb to~ ee ; Fe - | ¥ Di AT ‘On Sept. 30 F. E. Landmeier, 310 | S¥™ed of a war-time supply of nitrate | © aris eeneil " “bay ce man in Rus-|.-. » charges. day when Howard Carter found two . Se ' oa and a peace-time supply of cheap baek trdin J oe pa to try to get Walton is charged with diverting alabaster jars of exquisite design and Declares France Will Take 7 a Re é oseph b. Widener. Phil-| ,uplic -tunds through the alleged |Cctaftsmanship, together with an eb- 7 meg Defeat of Chancellor futemobile Club of Missouri that a White House officials, in present- th “ ) @ay or two before he and members| ing this statement of the chief ex- en age Re ge ate peng nek ee roll of the State Health Department | C#te® sold chevrons. These objects : | ot his family took a service car, li-| ecutive’s view today, asserted that efi; threo. centurts id. portraits | at the time he was the former Gov-| Were found on the inside of the outer Return of H nzollern Sr = Vote—Had “s No. 372-639, to go to University}the President and Representative | wisiner paid ake ata, sees. pam ernor's chauffeur. This alleged ar-|%"rine containing Pharaoh's body equivocal ht, 1923, by M. C. Misher. * Wreckless he had ever observed,| harmony in the matter of legisia-/|). ) |charged, and a separate indictment rk Reg. U. S. Patent Office.) Depeeding 25 10 40 miles an hour,| tion, which would bring about oon | pours, apa a" Setinves er PL was voted for each month. THe five | 40m8! American walking cane, was Bring oe. ae boup ptetures | ment by saying: . * Landmeier cautioned him, but the WAVES HARD T0 GET IN CUROPE Wid-ner, apeeified that the Prince the one alleging inthmidation- ofa were made froni every conceivable “We are firmly resolved not to!’ When Henry Ford, began. bi coupes, abd | ffeur said he knew his business. >, might only buy them back iff hej officer. This charge is based upon nea nti ; 4% 4 _Sontinued to drive recklessly.) Reauty Parlers Over There Some Peaees not to sell them again. A/the dispersal ‘Sept. 17, of a grand by navel lie, ad oxbitamee bas LrBate ie Bie Laelia oie wigpalpy +p aap, hap si eReHR ; reparations or security. We shall) .»i., the general ptidlic insisted up- Gen. von Seeckt, national Land meéler wrote, and at Delmar and times Ruin the Hair contract with the recapture clause | jury called to inVéstigate his >fficial amiltc Landmetier and those with / pp. r | Containin th two provis acts as Gov : shown that: the position of Ra ob- ; ; Ba fm rc Pa “glad to escape with " BERLIN, Nov. 38. ——"“Permanent | drawn and omnel e ; =. Dr. Davenpéek was arrested late pact "Ganteateanah cehuhhe, Oak deseed we chide > aie ake “ 1 ig a on. calling, . lopopay” , body builders mander of \the Reichswehr,. lives* waves” are so herd to get on the! Two Original Paintings. in the day and’ madé bond of $5000. | peseig a arg ashi ty Po Page: bie Soft-| saw their chance, as accessory mak- ovdeted th dissoluti f the Ge | The’ paintings are “A Portrait ofa Burton used no flashlight, aé this ened'-by Germany's lamentations. ers had séen their charicé, and be- pee ueeomea: * In common with our allies if pos-| gan supplying what the Ford “coop” |. = eat Gerk found that the license / Continent that one American woma.:: | / ty issved to Gard at an addres®!ioakes two trips a year to the! Man” and “A Portrait of a Woman.” Klan Element Wins in First Test of | migitt have damaged the ‘rare urd nem Seemann party and the: : Louis avenue for a Ford att ('nited Stateg rather thar. entrust | They are said to be two origina: Strength in Oklahoma Senatc. delicate articles inthe tomb«as well!l|sible or alone, if our security is lacked, which was style. § * fiseation of its funds. His le ‘ her. _ At the address Gard was n0'! per hair to (he uncertain efforts of | paintings from the brush of the The State Senate today in whatjas the magnificent tabérnaclé itself.| menaced. France will act.’’ : aah also — prohibited the hold x | While search was being) the European coiffeurs. Dutch master, Rembrandt. Even (ix regarded as the first test of} The American expert overcame the : The body builders would take the comm a¢ ‘for him a letter was received Reauty parlors over here not only | this is in‘ doubt. Dr. Wilhelm R.| strength of Ku: Klux Klan elements| subterranean darkness by using a Premier Poincare began his state-/ ugly duckling and give uit nes and unist meetings and the . : is ¥. Britton, president of sometimes ruin the heir in an effort! Valentiner, a noted authority om and those opposing the organization. | series of powerful mirrors reaching ment togay: With the Cecnes aan sat make a swan of it, lication of, communist ue Sow ‘Automobile Club of. Missourt | ;,, give it an enduring curl, but they | KRembrendt, has called them por- rejected an amendment to the klan; from the mortuary chamber to the the Belgian ehd French goveraments off the coop ‘and re : ith al. Tt was later stated that the lise - that bis sister, Miss Ida Brit-| .. ve not learned how to put the! traits by that painter. Dr. John C. | pi) under consideration which would | entrance of the tomb: Thése_re- Were in ahestete qecere af the unt koo-pay ‘and a koompay .. exhaustion and pain in the|™8y be Vermers, If Vermers, their| |i. The vote was 12 to 23. distinctness. Some of the exposures esau tad ait ae this wcaaien by that snorted: like. "eo fell lite a bombshell 7 , looked like “koo-pays;” be. | he Reichstag this morning. i and after “honking” for ; im _value would be even greater. The ad in ngs of the European experts. nl The amendment wat! proposed by require ore than an hour. They a a get out of the way rammed Nee lonly agreement seems to be that | Senater H. B. Durant of Miami and|#¢ Said to have given surpassingly| The French Mission was daily) iis toreman and told him to. | ihe ‘ commiénists were - license 'they are superbly d and of great making contracts with the German F mbehine twice. The y D ae Sree" i vas .under . discussion throughout | ne results. os - de luxy linés in that coop | turious and angry scenes were | nber of the service car was re u - l artistic and monetary value. industrialists in the occupied terri- quick. They are fast’ w at the by Miss Britton as 372- 6239. In Next S nday most of the ses¢ion yesterday. After EDISON ADVOCATES KILLING tory, the Premier stated and . the Ford westih and in: NM aikeie” while ted. im the. Reicl onal 4 They were psinted about 1660 A. > its failure, a substitute was intro- Ruhr before long would become a they had thre’ coop tooking 5 exgre von Seeckt’s sudden measure. ‘e . ~~ Policemen were posted along the Post-Dis atch 'D. They came Into the possession of . . Fates sie routes and on Nov. 10 P she Youseoupot? family during the} °UC¢? by Senator Carl: Monk of Mc- OF TRAPPED ANIMALS BY GAS | pay:ne proposition. The contracts} ign. 3 “eae caught on Washington ave- Bitter Fight Over George reign-of Peter the Great. “fher were Alester, providing that ~ names of : already signed provided for 22% per Aa he bi the i ana | Game The communist organizations at officers shall be filed once a year and cent of the normal coal production | jut fe 7 ge See gorrsiness well organized and well sup te : Imperils His Instéad of the Ford roadster } Gould's Fortune hidden in the unlighted galler? in Chemical Warfare Service of Army $10,000.000 Provision for the VYouessounrff palace on the Lit- my ripe ig ao om a shall be Asked t6 Work Out Plan and 27 per cent of coke. The Ger- scme © the, body: eaten Tounal with money. 18 charged wit correcting its mem- He Sugyested. man workmen were increasing in | tne ves out, of | ik. wi The. police have d‘scovered « ae -which the license had been ob- ? ihe was driving a Dodge. bebe prneet hod vast hah Ae sy cny Prospekt in Petrograd. It was bership, relie® thiee ties sanudliy 4 Thrills. n er 0 * | the fancy of the old Prince Nicholas : it} ee Special to the Post-Dispatch. numbers and were coming. forwar One of the r | rc Halt oye the reports vf | dren—If the other heirs are Youssoupoff, grandfather of the and keeping them always available WASHINGTON, Nov. 25---At the] freely to work for the occupation ing: Shandon mamas Cor waste eh ge emg som ms To eg Only the Czar and King Edward vii|f the proposal to make public the | ture. Of Buppess wee Saar, mer Oeeen. tae Bi a ; mee ecrented and locke’ UP amen Ch: iene fiat Mee when Prince of Wales and their rela-| "ames of klansmen was to enable The president of a well-known | question was referred to the inter- New York banking institution, who/allied Council of Ambassg‘ors. PARTLY cLoupy TONIGHT AND era charging him with assassination of a peaceable av’ tives, then guests at the palace, were| their enemies to destroy them. He/! 1 scrgmeg eldingy pt Ce ee een, tt allowed inside the gallery. declared the klan “stands for law/| has previously applied to Edison for| This body, basing its decision on mY and order” and detailed the alleged | suggestions as to wuether it would |the treaty of Versatiles, had held | TOMORROW: COLDER coné | hen I tecommend,” Capt. Gerk’s and the events following it A concludgs. Peg wall ry pee which ‘have brought the Ms Since that time no other than a! improvement the organization had | be possible to make use of electricity |} that no clause of the treaty ® license issued to this Klux Klan out to defeat Lieut. ||| youesoupoff eye saw them until the} errected in Tulsa County. in such an undertaking: has brought |templatéd banishment and that the | revoked, to the end that the Goy. Davidson when he runs young Prince Felix brought them out “Let it not be said again from the |the matter to the attention of War Nat of war guilty sent to Germany of reckless drivers on the for Governorship next year. of Russia while the revolutionaries! o,5.-of the Senate that because | Department officials. in January, eye na ers, for their extradition. (Of St. Louis be decreased by To Be Foster Father of : All fought tn the streets outside his pal-|....6 individual. klanemen have ~ “ LE ace. In London the pictures were The French Gove ent, néver- oa American Orphan Boys Is erred, the klan is lawless. 1 dety| HINDENBURG DEPLORES STRIFE Pyralids gylimaciice. 7 gee bins nehsene nm Riteeiasine, Capt. Geri tes a iit-||| Chocalate King's Dream" Tigener bought them he sent them | snzmanin the wholeworld te prove)” "turn of the. pernicious \ Hohensol- ie rh . And in it are the names and millions than h,. can spend direct to his gallery at abet” H, “I know what is behind this bill ope apieenael a at SOA lern dynasty would be an pamenns Highegt yesterday, ‘49. at ‘ Dp. m: eee of other reckless service has just given $15,000,000 to eee toe ane eee for ene _ Its sponsors want only to ridicule] py the Agsocivtad Press ini psn yale anal soar fs Pont lowest, 37, at 6am 5 m os a gale goer Rac Aa fatherless lads to save them than a century. ed: emnaree ss Serene - HANOVER, Germany, Nov. 23-— ainured to prevent it. This decia- | Declaring his “life was not safe.” | Field Marshal von Hindenburg has ration was greeted with much ap- | . vl rag ony ethane 2B rey from the hardships he stf- | : ty Fisk is a s fered himself as a boy. Gift Bringing Along Gems, Hudson told the Senate that the klan| made public a manifesto deploriny Slike ‘fresh tee Seek Ween the Premier exclaimed: aeee be asked what action he is in form of an industrial ’ The Prince comes here to re- had wrested control of Tulsa County} the recent disturbances in Munich, 9 ° o rT thle: “ Abog on Capt. Gerk’s recom school where he hopes to gau- capture the paintings under the first from EILIACR OES, SECHERTCTS . AAS oe oo hsm 8 phone ey ae. “The whole world will know to- criminals’ long before former Gov. erman brothers a J . night that the French Chamber is 2 rm cate hundreds. provision of the contract. He will “e the fewel Walton declared pasate law in the} otic minds ecame enemies and tees of , X i ea | LT’S STOLEN ee aiuat a tive abe laden FE i ah Ah ag at Peounty. caused a divided community, to the poe gsc nate ae eee ) . mF. | ae oe 9 mh R 5 _ RIFLES 9 renga sete pene British Aating back to when his ancestors| — “I know of only one man who was|jeers of our adversaries. He urges Gaarantes’ Pacts. ; Gen vor. 8 ~y anton ey it signed article ||, ruled Tartary. These are all that | logged and did not get what he de. | reconciliation. ¢| Nonratification of the triparty’ he . Mitetied of & of Late President physicist, in @ sig stone ne left of the fortune that was, his|*eTved.” the Senator said Join hands across the graves ‘o guaruntee pact by the United States . - mt: in $10,000 Toot. states his latest deduction methre ‘he fieiiienth the helhauind Anti-Klan Senator Speaks. those who fell on both oe nih cme Great Britain, sald the» Pre; faith in their good cause, ey i mier. was at the bottom of all t from.the study of atoms, In- Senator Glasser said: “I would not!! Some gems have gone, it is said. to “Our poor fatherland doubly needs present difficulties in the way . ! DON'T Wi 3 ted Press. 7% ANT ' AY ORT, N. ¥.. Nov. 23.—Sev- teresting? A piece of scien- pay bills. But there remain enough | Join an anti-klan organization any ; quicker than I would a klan. Every/| unity in the present time os direst interallied military contro) in. Ger- IVE SOU 4 Chine ty ss) and rifles, trophies of tific rccmeom Setoan Saante of to raise nearly $1,000,000, ft ts said. Aint + MIB Beis rresten! Rovsetert ese ||| _ romencern ee Ess aerind erie teens tn emer at treet ne aay, Deslee aren tain neces ‘ hie life on the Western plains. French Drama Cult That agrees canine woke, seal science without bane te by Soca $10,000,000 Sought for Cathedra). ce herself must r Stipe to South America and Stresses Horror and Fear tn~ |i! ¢- saie. America will anap them | °4y else that he must do otherwise.” BY WASHINGTON, Nov. 23%-A na-| Former Premier Briand inter-) ¥ CO ema ed the $10,000 vades, Amecrica—New grat up, he thinks., From the sale of his He loosened his collar. tion-wide movement to raise a $10,-/ rupted at this point to explain that | Sf loot stolen by burglars from shivers at“plays from the jj) . wels he will obtain more than the| “When any man says the Chris-| 990,000 fund for completion of a/he had brought about a tentative) an Senay Serer Grand Guignol, Paris, where ||| 5259000 he must pay to Widexer to| tian religion is being assailed in a| cathedral here was’ launched today| pact of guarantee with if Pret t, Mrs. Roosevelt learned | for 20 years. pfoducer, known |i/ © 4+ tne pictures back. fight against the klan, he seeks to| by clergy and lay members of-the| whén he resigned after the Cannes — a ee eee ware as the “Prince far ayy E _ Prince Youssoupoff was admitted} dodge the real issue,” he said. “Some/| protestant Bpiscopal Church. A , ae : =e rd robbery was discove has lifted the th his wife, Princess Irene, daugh-| of these fellows who belong te the| portion of the structure has been/ enti : declaration ut | 80. “J, Larsen pleg-— stent ey “=e caretaker yesterday. Rare ences. With resume of one || ter of the Czar’e sister, Grand Duch-| klan if they were to step inside a/ built at a cost of $4,000,000. A | Poincare ‘ ms se of tne Bee . Was ‘damaged by th of the shockers. : ees Xenia, under a diplomatic pass-| church, would cause the very plas- issued today declared its|, The latter, resuming exp | toum: Feet in ransacking the house. Mr. port issued during the Czarist re-| tering to fall'in their faces. It comes; : i | fal of .1 of a feo Roosevelt had closed the ’ rder Your Copy Today | a. They traveled as Count and| with poor grace for them to say they } once and had gone to Washington || Geatiautd pa Pouce 6 Oalainn 6} represent whe Protegtant religion.” ‘ _— t “ nuind . . it = . 7 - ba Nes BP Or Bs . ar eae ee eS = ae. ee ee FT Satay PO ee er Oe ie a et ore oe is Ube my ee ES RE A : eS : ms iS a sot ae oe 4 aa ew ca, or %.» iP Su ow ne! @ mm. x e ard nile alert . Malla ova IS hee PePPPPPe at ‘ wh 9 “< : Es a ’ Se a De Ee a ee ae ae ee) ee Lae ne eee ne

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