St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 15, 1924
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ORT te rn — * * —— ” WS, Fo ee . e 4 9 as ES" SR f Ce ae a * 7 um ]3ĩ 3 : : . * Ps “ey * ; i . my ae “¢ me r 1 ‘ 7 * . a ' f = COMIC PAGE ants Ads Are Received Today ) ag FRIDAY,. ‘er the BIG SUNDAY POST-DISPATOH | 2 | 28 MARCH 14, 1921. N Ad and Real Estate Directory. : : | ‘4 “te 2 . — My File early for dest service. : 8 — | - ‘a 7 Bring, Phone—or leave the order « ' 2 1 * with your druggist, . a a . „ * ° 7 1 * N. . = 8 The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service 4 * = — — roses it * : 1 | VOL, 76. NO. 189. | — — 1 : ge 0 ST. LOWIS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH. 15, 192416 PAGES AND RADIO GUIDE. | 1 — CSN WHEN fit e - * we d $10,000 BODY OF WOMAN PRODUCER SAYS HE PAID IEA 7 e 7 WS BUT FOUND M TRUNK’. EMPLOYE $65,000 FOR PROTECTION — = ul THUS FAR IN OGDEN, UTAH I THE SHOWING OF FIGHT FILMS PROMOTER WAS TOLD DAVGRERTYS. FRIEND. Sess : ' ies One of Invaders)} " Wg 8 ceipts and Suit Filed by Silk Night Gown; Cut n Mouth. con. and Bruised ay - y ae Ms 8. ee 2 EN FLEE e THE PATRONS Ar SHIP PED YESTERDAY 3 . WRESTLING MATCH’) FROM DENVER, COLO. == = = * T LOOT ———— — _» WITHOU —— 3 2 8 RUNO, |==/ O, WERE Soi NN ons in Ex- 4 ingi 1 ee) =n TO! A MAH Fe Other Pers er PI And We Singing Verdi Search Begun in Latter ING? =~ 3 1 rn That Night—Such Indif- Place for Missing Ch i a. wet l North Third Street og ference Threatens to 1 . — — | it Time. SOHN T. MILLIKEN , N. Quit for Shame. ing sf : ae Se — y resisting an attempted pay- The production of “La Traviata” By the Associated Press. 3 A. Noble, 52 WPS \\ . 8 . of 10 scheduled for tomorrow evening; “OGDEN, Utah, March 15.— The / : is old, by the St. Louis Grand Opera Co.] body of a young woman, the head * 1 s Gun-Running on Border and Alleged 2 " a 75 Express and Transfer Co., sail \ , n Third street, was shot ss a Odeon may be staged with-| nearly severed, was found in a | . er er 05 me ou = garden or a salon set trunk which reached Ogden today P i f Bootl Also 182 1 4 ee or whatever else some creditor de- aboard a Union Pacific train from rotection O eggers | — a e office at 11:30 a. m. today. cides to lay hands on. And it may] w i d Colorad ö \ : : . 8 2 : aay o e bath a yoming an olorado points. The ibe Hea : Bef = a = We g 8 ia eber g ged without a director, as] trunk was consigned to Weed, Cal., Descri d At ring ore | | = 0 ; . ee ee, exe Rossini threatened to leave and had been shipped from Den- * . 1 i | | 5 f Bi . - Louls for shame when in con- ver yesterday mornin | S U mm — a j j : g. accordi » , \ at armed, entered the office and CATE FOREVER versation with a Post-Dispatch re-| to the police report. 7 enate 0 itt ; : 5 on ded all present to throw porter today. A baggageman noticed blood on : | i * wp their hands. Harry A. Noble, The thing that hurts Sener tide: ad hinges and called police offi- 17 88 . his is A. J. Noble, president ini 1 2 71 d Pr N oO FRIENBS WILL SOOK) Ase * , 44 sini most is that the St. Louis In the dead woman’s th By the Associate mors | ö D — e * : roat was 5 YOU TO BRING E Gwa) se . Beer Oe Gar macy * Sentenced to Jail for Shoot - Poster Advertising Co. filed suit | stuffed a man's linen handkerchief WASHINGTON, March 15.—Investigation of the Depart- ANB CHAIRS, Too e startea to obey. Slowly ris-| ing at Eureka, He Is Pa- ee e ce Circuit Court ne gi 6 jade 5 ment of Justice and Attorney-General Daugherty today 58. 3 from his chair, he caught one 702 y to collect from the], N ö * ion“ * | Bot the rovd roled on Condition He grand opera 1192 night gown and light silk under- volved around the story of protection” fom: tq: senate a SSRI a, EE ete dela ear Lato ff the robbers unawares and Pp company $192 for wear and was cut and bruised ier-D fight films and alleged rua; Goo I. Mi ies posting 960 advertisements. In| Dr. Roy Wil ö ö the Carpentier- Dempsey prize De ; . wen shot Noble, the bullet eave Missouri. Dr. Roy Wilson, Ogden city phy- iner; ican border in connection with the unsuccessful — TIC VOLCANO—By Fontaine Fox — ag his right OP ih all three nights that the company | Sician, expressed the opinion, after ning in the Mexican bo er in : , S 19210 cies tee Without et t has presented grand operas here . 8 examination of the eS Cantu revolution. Testimony was also given as to alleged pro- : 2 Wunout making any attempt to n T. Milliken Jr., 25 vears this week, there have barely been ater Pg gc vm ee e tection sold to bootleggers. . 11 5 N ? + me payroll, the amount of old, son of the late millionaire 960 persons in attendance. Besides, identification on the eek.’ Th, ROXIE — 3 5 F. C. Quimby, producer of the fight films, testified that he 1 E Roof Tio Ro Dc, BY en was not disclosed, the two chemical manufacturer, whose Signor Rossini feels all the resent- remains of two labels which had STINSON — 5 7 d T R N the promoter, had no intention ok cine : ea men ran to the rear and es-/escapades have kept him in hot 3 N an ex Nie . b r 1 3 : 7 ment of the artist at importunate | been scraped off, were virible. : E r be ING WATER SUODENLY STRWE eee who | water with St. Louis County au- tradespeople who fail to discrim- Held in Position by Ropes. | | the films outside of the State of New Jersey and Sl 4 1 1 condition |thorities since he was in his teens, The body, jammed into the : | ni use e law prohibiting their interstate , Je 5 Nr. nes - THE Vorcano | . oo yesterday was sentenced to jail in = enn ths thane 9 trunk; was held in position by e er. a 2 — — 8 eg N eee ye : — — N — H. Orr and Ike Martin to him # 4 : : , | e rons? ropes. Around the head was tied before the Senate Committee investigating the official scts of} until Jap Muma, Will - a MIGHT Y Good EruP Trion! q the two men who entered the | connection with his shooting of a It will cost the company $10,000 A : : denca.-c fe as it exhibition of the fil . oo 0 9 * Z ahoue, to give its four performances, and small rug. ttorney- General Daugherty. She gave some startling evi vet! explained a plan to permit e n 9 ae 3 i er overcoats. The man an lan 27 923 I l W ee 5 have D ag oman alleged deals between the Attorney-General and Smith, who ended states without getting into trouble, ‘SR ‘ 0 7 rhe N 2 ‘ , a N 1a orities in Denver in the hope pie 1; 75 9 ’ » * 7 2 — cay ie 4 Shot Noble had a small re Milliken was not taken to jan, received at the box office. This is that the sender ot che trank: can his life about a year ago in the Attorney General's apartment Orr, L reterred to the 2 late Jess Smith, Attorney-General ; ) while his associate had a] however. On his solemn promise another fact that causes pain to pe traced. „ ge one. They arrived by com- to leave Missou Signor Rossini. Where were the * 4 2 nd of Z ri, never to return. Dr. Wil id that in h . | Daugherty’s friend, as a frie j through t noe Ry . J r. son sa at in his opin 1 ugner 43 4 ugh an alley to the ware- he was paroled. At the home of 2#trons of grand opera these last ion the woman had been choked to TOMORROW 10 BE CLOUDY; his, but are re eS Cah a know the orney ° the rear and then going friends in W 7 few nights? Signor Rossini knows 8 ydown Terrace, Uni- ü 2 office, which faces Third „ersity City, where he has been Where a lot of them were one Gegth and bun ber hody mutated. LITTLE TEMPERATURE CHANGE Muma and Martin, Quimby testi- * tied, told him to go ahead. The woman's upper teeth were t 7 +4 night, and that, too, causes an- man who shot Noble was de- de ee cee ee gg guish. * false and they were found broken THE TEMPERATURES. ate to Game” fats being about 20 years old,| unt 00 £0 e At the wrestling match at the in two. : 5 I:: eee ie „ Wt 6 inches in height and wear- ay r Coliseum!” he cried. At the It is the belief of Dr. Wilson that 4 . .... y+ Fer to go ahead with the pictures and black cap and the army over- Milliken, accompanied by two at- | wrestling match, Wednesday night the woman was about 30 or 35 # @ m...-.. 8 300 1 would not be bothered,“ he testi- . i torneys, James A. Rector and J. R. thousands of them. And we sing-| years old. Measurement of the 6 a m.........32 2p m . fied. of 1 1 oe 0 „ « » Bed at 8's 2 ae . f . Others in Office. eue dese a t ing Verdi’s great piece to 250 peo- body show she — ** 10 inches 3 — oh ee 8 3 p. m 1 f A lawyer named Urion, Quimby es the Noble brothers, those pee Bet ed eth Se yg “Hayton | ple. Oh, 1 shall forsake St. Louis in height and weighed 100 pounds Highest yesterday 36 at 4:30 p. said, retained by Orr, Muma and Mie office were: Miss Lorettg ae in oe rete 8 4 be arn for this week. The neglect. The She had blue eyes, dark brown m. Lowest 29 at 7 a. m. Martin, was to designate lawyers ec! Greer avenue; Miss Ger N Fee en. 5 ‘sai indifference. The stupidity. What c ee ed Official fore? in various states who were to look e sete 2 * apons, basal do they take home from a Plexion. LAST DAY TO | cast for St. Louis after exhibitions of the films. The is Heber, 1390 Union boulevard; h O'Reilly, 3537 Cass avenue; on indictments by the last grand wrestling match? Sore throats! Care in Packing Body in Trunk. TAX! TO THE an d vicinity: Four Ww on j Youth plan, as he outlined it, was that jury that investigated the s*.ooting Smoke-stuffed lungs. And in the Police said the manner in which TAX. OFFICE Cloudy tonight the films were to be shown in each Anderson, 1226 North Four- . : ° an . street, and 8 wester Ce a- of Elbert Delmain, =e hy Milliken, brains—nothine!”’ the body was packed in the trunk and tomorrow: ‘ a re some tty rans’ ” $857 Russell 8 E. gids ame tn so owners Signor Rossini exaggerated the | indicated the job was not hastily probably wi i t h Either Burned or Injured — 22 * Wry A. Noble resides at 5664 - ee eee de ated go 3 numbers at the Coliseum Wednes- done. The Coroner has ordered snow; not much ° ° 2 “Thén,” Senator Wheeler, the avenue. led Ww - 2 7 vA 4 3 day night. but a conservative esti- | that the body be held pending in- change in tem- In Making Their Escape. committee prosecutor said, the 85 8 . en eee One e ee mate would be 4000 persons. These | structions from the Denver police. perature; lowest buyer in that State would be hauled 5 tonight about f up before some justice and fined, freezing. Four women and two youths had That was the arrangement, wasn’t Missouri: Un- to jump for their lives from _ sec- settled tonight | ond-story windows to the sidewalk ant tomorrow: | when flames suddenly swept While Quimby would nol agree ; to that, he testified that a plan of opted ee eee eee pion eae exhibitions are patronized by many | Wher the trunk was removed to GRAND BOULEVARD BUS 1 n Italians. So is grand opera. But. police headquarters, police re- of 3 d. do] not when Renato Gardini is booked moved a red and black V-neck ath- TO START TOMORROW common assault. The ple@ were apis ieee letic jersey, size 42, also some accepted and Milliken was fined men’s socks, a few minor articles —_ . | to Run Out Washington | $200 for the first and sentenced to Baldrich and Firpo. anind , Grand and North to Water three months in the county jail for “We had with us Senor Rogelio Of» WORE * daa snow probable; 3 ur hn taking fines and then going ahead yy N Tower the second There was no laundry marks on little change in| factory, 1010 North Tenth street, and showing the pictures was fol- z . > Baldrich from Argentina that any of the articles found in the temperature. at 11:20 a. m. today. lowed in some states, and he iden- * Illinois: All but one of those who jumped Cloudy, probably | were ‘burned or injured in their hn ne — 9 — followed by snow] drop. They rushed to the windows Daugherty, as those who had been tomorrow, and in| When they saw the stairway was prosecuted for showing the films, south portion to- | cut off by fire, and leaped almost as the same men who had been the night; little simultaneously, too quickly for fel- “buyers for the State rights,” under People’s Motorbus Co. will After paying the fine, Milliken’s - Washington-North Grand eee ee. with the Parole night,” said the grand it sate — trunk. Vat 7:30 a. m. tomorrow. The] Board, composed of Circuit Judges |to™ “Yet the people go to wrest- 3 — ont 2 Missing Demeter ‘Will be from Eads bridge McElhinney and Wurdeman and|ling match. Is not this Luis Virpo Church Janitor. en Washington avenue and Assistant Prosecuting Attogney|from Argentina? And is not Senor | py the Associated Press. | ard to Grand boulevard and Stanton, and the prisoner was pa- Rogelio Baldrich more inspiring DENVER, Colo., March 15.— ito the Water Tower. re-| rcled-on condition he move. There or Police today began a search for J ! , ; ; “ , . cw workers fro ] 0 by the same route was no time limit specified for his than Senor seg : Fred Jamssen, formerly a church change in temperature, — m the first floor t the plans of distribution he out- will ru 78 departure. He was warned that the eee i for uestioning in oonnec- Sun rises at 6:11, Sets at 6:08. | catch them. lined in his testimony. AF ! | r Stage of the Mississippi River at] The injured are: Told “to Wait Awhile.” ht when “The Bar- t ; arole would be c in Tuesday nig dy of “ let the Jast one leav | P . ew te a cH an none no ber of Seville’ was being sung, | tion with ee een eee St. Louis: 12:5 feet at 7 a. m., 4 Mrs. Ethet Hubbard, 38 years} In New Tork after prosecution, ge shortly after mid-| Continued on Page 3, Column 6. shared Signor Rossini’s resentment, | * Woman rise of .5 of a foot. old, of 1520 Menard street; burns Quimby said, somebody in the Unit- @ busses will carry a sign day. of hands and. face: serious. ‘ 8 a Alrhe host of amateur St. Louis art- ; > , , 0 * No. 2” to distinguish them da few professionals had la- Jamssen and his wife, a sales- Weather Forecast for Week. Mrs. Mary Frankel, 33. 2134 ed States Attorney Hayward s of WwW 7 ists an a department store, | By the Associated Press. ; fice told him “to wait awhile” and oe ee oth Grand In Tomorrow’s bored for months preparing the see for N — om their| WASHINGTON, March 10 Jamieson avenue, left hand and nen go ahead ~ Which bear No. 8” signs. . Now they were singi f ave been miss : . 1 N wrist burned and back wrenched. a * 8 southbound busses Sunday Post-Dispatch 3 handful 5 — singing to apartment at „ e street since 3 eens . Mrs. Lois Wilson, 44, 1608 Burd „„ na in ; 15 . ö 8 d ight. ginning Monday: J N | , n Grand will be given trans- Banker’s Wife Fights Jury’s That's pretty, music.“ the Mayor “er ee visited the Jamssen |sippi and Lower Missouri Valleys— — BESE Ane Daaee denne see?” suggested Wheeler, and you other lines wést and south. Verdict That Her Story of said. “It’s a shame the people won't — ee Considerable cloudiness, cool, snow Miss Helen Bakosks, 23 1238 knew if he went to that lawyer, he — 1 Pe: AE the a, onday afternoon Her Life Is a Tde—Her pic- |}/ support it.“ The Mayor goes to af-| Continued om Page 2, Columm 7 |" Nt first part. North Tenth street; arm burned. would be fined and then allowed to 8 ae 3 east - bound busses will ture of respectability smash- fairs at the Coliseum, too, and he — . 8 3 se geet ee go ahead?” “That was my under- . 24. by H. 5 natlon signs reading ed by 12 chosen men, she . . 0 street, right too urt and an „* R (Copyright, 1924, by ; N gens reading 5 ſeannot understand why others’ ‘ VA DERLIP IN WASHINGTON possibly fractured in jump. standing,” said Quimby. — Trade Mark Reg. U. S. Pat. Show They will turn ae 1 Mgr roe cree oe tastes are not as cosmopolitan. A Mrs. Hubbard and young Logan Tou were a party to tn plan?“ ‘ a Ulevard. Additional terious bad sister who she There were performances Tues- | ? 4 y ag 15 to the buyers: N geet z= Bi @ busses will be furnished | contends was known to ther. day 3 last sd , Real Estate? Nida “FOR A PUBLIC PURPOSE’ re 4 * * Tbe 4 em sae it to v they . 4 b , ‘ . 4] one who jumped, an u- agape Pt ne whaAT | 0 — gama 8 sas | 3 h Dead ae Instead of wearisome hours | By the Associated fress. ; 9 was not hurt, In New York, Quimby testified, 8 ir BUT 8 JVVVJT we ox. | in ae of come che Whe ee Coe ee tine ies a a a | * i oi ‘eps : 2 5 has what you want, . swep * e aze, Which cau * mutt WENT ers g C EXPLOSION KILLS Greatest Dramatic Novelty claimed Signor Rossini. We are a quicker, better Way: New York last night and stated 4, mage to stock and machinery en- made about $75,000 until a Depart- juste . * ris ——Managers pee ire —— broke. We have not one . penny. : att — whens smong:s ne had come to Washington for timated by employes at 323.000, ment ef Justice man called ow hint : hee | ON OPERATING TABLE eerie theme of souls travel- I They sue us. What is art to do in the. offerings in the Post- dia public purpose,” but would not he fire started in a pile of felt un- | 28d he then decided to desist. 15 5 re a 8 ing e e destina- such a city? The people sit at] Dispatch’s Real Estate“ reveal the object of his visit be- ger the wooden staircase, on the Under questioning Quimby testi- | Dempsey ier — 7 oa 4 1 and Four Nurses 1 * sather decane dome 0 columns. . yond indicating that it was in con- first floor of the two-story brick fied he knew the lms had been Senator | r. - * 14 § Accident at Bultd- “Outward Bound” himself aac — Here are listed the choicest }|nection with investigations now inf structure, shown in Washington before Presi-/queer.” * \ 4 more Hospital. E Music critics have praised the offerings in city or suburb- Congress. An employe was sweeping when dent Harding, | ou Soe n | Nac Press er Dooce pilin a | performances as being of high at net 8 ye Stating that he had been “sum- the pile of felt burst into flame be- = cS ike » “agg March 15,—The A Thrilling, ‘True Detective standard. The top price was $3 but 2 a ? oned“ here, Vanderlip said he ore him. He thought his broom 7 | ait . rnard Cohen, a Baltl- Story From the Pinkerton 2 night it was reduced to 32. . . expected to remain for several day®. might have ignited a match on the ‘ 32 ee | hal Hen Occurred at Union de made, : Sed uk NN He would not disclose who. had re- floor, but firemen did not at once va : mi Hospital Thursday as a express robbery of $22,000, Those taking part in the operas your requiremen s. And then [ quested his presence in the capital. | getermine the cause of the fire. an explosion of ethylene in which messenger was || expected to receive pay if the sea- |? investigation if @ simple and said he probably would have he flames spread rapidly to other ; = . zus anesthetlie was being murdered and investigators son more than made expenses. Now matter. nothing to say for publication for materlal in the factory and 4 — N fie : a 3 8 for the had difficult task. ie ule ition 9 — If, by any chance, the Foo two or three days, , throughout the building, causing \ aH rbuncle from the w of World’s Oldest. ny's suit an property which you desire — — siderable smoke, Which added me neck. News of the ac- oo, Carries History Back it is feared that other collectors is nee 8 Papa od Heavy Quake Shocl 3 og the confusion of the 27 men, 33 un not become known pub 6500 Years—Discovered re- [will be standing in the wings to- you want and insert an ad {| 37 th~ Associated oy + 15..—Pro- | jJromen and boys working there. . ae is today. ae cently in Mesopotamia, it is morrow night. yourself. That's the way to WASHING TON ss 8 9 ——ͤ Ä 0 0 — rloston also stunned the twice as old as Tutankha- Among those sued were Fred- gg BE agg LA * nounced ge et eae were Some water damage to tene- | 2 9 mens and four nurses who men's tomb and there are erick Fischer, assistant director of with or 5900 miles 1 ta at 1014 North Tenth street — = m the est. h Orch : recorded early today on the scis- | men a ou “ ; 1 operating room. Dr. relics of absorbing inter the Symphony rohestra: Helen Universit d in the rear of the factory was o> 5 Teen Buckler, who mas (E r,, . ot rere re en er u:46 a. me, |caused bythe Gre. Many neaeeaeh — ing the anesthetic, as Order Four Copy Traviata; 88 8 the The Post-Dispatch 4 A 9 don on y on one side of the 1 Argentine ritone; B. E. Shihert, ° * Fe a ie talk Was winged. No Today Adeline Rotty, J. ‘Tuminnia, oN. |S Olive 6600 or Central 6600 r at 6:21, and att 3 * 7% the explosion was given. ! Walter and A. Stalouia. : : * gai Soom 5 8 . FFF . N ' 2 ax BP oe! 5 3 a 3 3 ; 8 | BIN 0 4 : 5 — - — : ee ; 7 ee ors ee ; ‘ + Rees ye 8 ; ERS OSS ON a ee | a 15 9 e 8 went Wao. te | a 2 7 — 8 1 Ne „ hee aS Bee 2 7 en LS os ) 7 ‘ ee ot ‘ae MEAD Ast 1 4 1 E ee 4 hoe! a. ae, * . } * 1 * l ‘ 2 ara ey N r n Nee * f e 0 8 i 1 1 een 5 * en Nr a nee g * Ka? 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