St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 27, 1924

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COMIC P a P ; ‘ wEpwmepee | Nearly New Automobiles , MARCH 26, 1924, q A terge number of attractive Usea Car ; P | bargains at prices lower than ever in the . | | pe (Post-Dispatch Auto Want Pages | = : & a re ee Ree wh et a ¥ Sewer forces, “hav t be h ded. =~ : | bs: forces, “have not been heeded eet: From — | Neither Money Nor Or- ili Al JENNINGS SENATE COMMITTEE, ON ONE CONC ; » | i ' tions, if followed, would have | ullt Vv Th gani ; ee ee no ; Fast Public Consistory Ever | saved aed $265,000 ; kak we ee pon | ization and Must Ne > — —™/: 7 SPENCER $ MOTION, T0 ASK j = ot | mentions a saving of $83,000, | Coll ses. Make S eches. | # Bie Se ‘ be at Held in St. Peter’s Draws | effected by following its recom- “P ait 5 3 ‘ a th: is 3 ; | ABOUT DEMOCRATIC FUND ' | My : mendations as to the garbage Mets: | BB es % Seo 4 wr saan ae ak lhe | | ‘ ‘Throng Much Larger = contract. It points out that the | SCHOOL CHILDREN (ON HIS WAY TO sat oo YF N inaueey Sane: Deseseraite 1] 4 a ee ES en eee inquiry into Democratic | streets and Sewers Department Ae x Be i an RT “Becteeee oe | eo ~ eae campaign funds will } Bagman Ever Before At-|| alone is asking 2. increase o ASSIST IN ARREST} SOUTHERN ILLINOIS | gsi comm. 4 a. Aer egg eal ed ge . VY ) =» ear, Ove its E ? bX, pcg a “omrmmitte mn fie 7 - ee tended Function meee | Im- appropriation of last vear. . > pee a seat Suaa ine -) Radi etm: ive Papal Procession merit They Point Out Yard En- “It’s a Hard Fight I Am [@ 7 - ora Wada cee ver | PRELATES KNEEL oner Is Found to Have Republican Nomination ee eer | forme treasurer: and E. 1.1 ss | _ AT PONTIFF’S THRONE ‘LOSS OF MEMORY’ Amount Taken From Till; for Presidency Says. ne gs 4 : tributed to the 1920 campaign | | 2 Unab . 3 = * BS Ex-Train Robber Testifies ‘°"* ‘Wheeler Would Cite nable to Remember His Des- : | 2 Bt | Spencer also caused a sub- i . ee eae ee ae ° ° | . - ’ , Secret Rite Ends Ceremo- thatten “Wiesel Seesoed a Wile Edward Tauer, 63 years| Campaign “worn and physically , camenil That Oil Man Said Hard- pena to, be issued for Joha _ ~iney- General’s Brot | | | 3 ; : . ‘alsh, a brother of Senator Ss he . . old, of 2857 Winnebago street, was | ured, but breathing defiance in ev- SENATOR HIRAM JOHNSON a. 18 : ; Cos Ww ‘ | and Other Bankers C . : = “ " A’ NSON. | alsh, and a Washington at- mies Incident to Elevation Second Time by Police. hove ring between life and death to- ery sentence, Semator Hira m John- o oF ae ee ee Ing $ Nomination t torney. Hie refused to sav w hat ; i | , day from the ct of : ighwav- o1 if Californi: aused fo magn ee ee 420 eee . . Waleh a ce ‘ z get Archbishops of New! rotice are out of patience wit een ete ot nnn mace (hneakfust in st. Louis this morn- | JOHNSON HAS LEAD OF 1092. | 917000000. beim se al > 4 ‘ 4 > : . ° ry vr "> } ’ _ ‘ ‘ . ~ ae . " . York and Chicago to Raymond Reinecke. Whenever he extolling the courage he displayed | |! - gy | om Nebraska to As is well known, they have | ay ' is caught driving a truck loaded | in a physical combat with an armed|~ a ee IN SOUTH DAKOTA PRIMARY OKLAHOMAN HOP been investigating him for two ROW OVER NAMES = 4 pa . Ye regen Aes Le > his campai; for the Rep ° ED —_— " 7 a4 )Princedoms of Church. = with beer he doesn’t even know | robber who was only 28 years old!) an far theb Sa ee . : . POTTa r } residency. eee and strongly built. ‘sa hare it 7 making,” | Lrror Found in Returns From One TO GET IN CABINET vue a ee | IN $33,000,000 4 - _ where he is ving. Ee - Among those who ex? ) oe , le) had been issued for his brother. ,} ng th d ad-!q4 . tor Johnso > CAA) we - — di S| miration for Bauer's bravery re the } ‘ le. “f oe County Gives Californian 900 The subpenas for White and | : . if’. ior ° ' * RE SIRS ROS ‘’~ ORR te iy A Lt f. > ee ad a hy SS RS | SOnc Teias ul By the Associate! I'ress stopped Keirecke at Broadway and cewern? nant ebfidre oo 6-9 eH ne Marsh were made returnable ever eche hil n h ROME, March 2: OT + ’ ’ ’ Senators Avoid “Trag When Counsel 5 eee Wat on Cardinals Hayes and Mun- (carrier contained beer. younger adversary, trailed the rob- papers whi ant tne llon tax — _ : Ww j ) “Where to, kid?” they inquired. ber to a house veral blocks s : padi tte toon ' , Monday. Senator aish an- 4 : Tine e 1; act in the : ) 0, : ‘ : : : . t a Ou SevVveTa! MOCKS AWay Piat eriacied into iaw, ‘ 7 ’ n iT) base d : ty; ¢ Sia @@iecin, the final Penrose an 25,000 to nouncing today that adjourn- | nti ’ oxie tion of the two Amicrican : te: “North.” re plied Reinecke. and later pointed him out to po- “This newspaper vo he ' a —_” oh. ; , oe = “Yes. but where’ North is a big licemen. who arrested Lim says that IT am in the lead in the iro ud, i ‘ ' D h ment would be taken Lomorrow | Cross-Examined. augnherty. . ‘ te membership in the Sacre ‘Ol- '. > 9 ' aes : ~ 2 : eee tn Don't know. a The Holdup. presidential primary in South Da- lege. What you having’ Don't Bauer was in a back room of kota. if I win there tt will be @ lican presidential indorsement By the Associated Preas. The new Cardinals are respec-| know. Think it’s beverage.” his grocery at 5:30 p. m., yester- | ™@rvelous. demonstration of how | south Dakota. as additional re “AS The ceremony. perfo 1 in he didn't know anything either. | »,voiver and ordered ‘hee le “J “2 pre -* | : : ey ee |the Oil Committee today that the heard Roxie Stinson, divorced Meht transept of St. Peter's. was Both were arrested. Chris Veninga. 56. to * "4 . > FE CONS SOM ther on Counts rrect Im | Int a k am ‘ . See carried it tt TET , Reinecke figured in a similar in- ,). —_ om we ~ ‘ae ' Innumerable = politieal orators of Pts te Jake Hamon had told him at of Jesse Smith, go through a ¢€f ed ot With all the pomp and ana come iro hin: , , ures re in . m ” ; both sexes have bean conducting a * today, } ' Chicago in 1920 that Warren examination by the Attorney-€ , 4) ' . . cident last week when he Was | counter” n ry ul : © ,onn n et hola ; 2 —_ 4 -« —rme ° .Y » i « a a rf nates ar } Ye , . j . pageantry o i stopped by policemen at Nine- Veninge. with ae ee campaign on behalf of the Presi it gain of $00 votes for Johnson Harding was to be nominated as eral's counsely degided to ¢ Ceurch in a setting the like of jteenth street and St. Louis avenue een ino Cenin® aot tome, cent. Many others there of more and sent his tots 1566 of the! president; as ’ : ) ether (3 | h does net exist outside the while driving a truck oladed with geen he a ieciineah nll gram national ny gee neem have “ ate: bes bea 40 to = a a ee eae re Wegen _ | = the! congas rs fr i Renal City. 4800 pints of alleged beer. He was | cipcet while the seaman iuea al ie support: d _— Fils chief oe. a . = | " a pg adent wr mon $1,000,000. Of this sum. $250,- | | seus M. Davueterty, bee che. was the first public consistor) released on bend, after refusing to old-fashioned ti!’ behind ‘the ceas- ee Oy Pane — - ot z ) o f > t , >. P > i , i”? or. , +. ‘ os t. : les ¢ ime 4. 4 ryt . : my } ody els e ’ 5 ’ ~ . - id been misunder luding tabulations "made by Uw Anybody else: asked Senator Miss Stinson’s testimony dinalate were American citizens PRESIDENT CONSIDERING nad transpired until she hen-d | | . ; | at ie siege rty ss . y eatin ~* id. misrepresented an jetort- Sieux Falle Argus leader Mitchell Toit] {])erm.). Washington. “VY ee . - ; } 3 thief.” ) sont ' to Investigating Body. _ interrupted frequently by el Qnd that the grext majority of the Venirga shout : e thief i by s ] 2 7) Aa. ? ‘ ‘> | - si : . . t ome Ps ; Bat € >] Ponmiuhlic . na _ 4 , —— $275.000 ian \ ! v= *? e . }? ' if ’ ] ai «1 i si ix } : ib ; : . \ i ] Hays. : between corn mittee members " ’ . : » en*eo4 ay o> 1. a i ae : . . . s . . The : a 3 , . , = . 2 ; oe counsel for the Attorney-Gener crowd begun assembling at clerk, dropped his work and ran inet issue wi) the Amertcan peo- enunt: jitor® as ficia ony said that he was to be Secretary of in] tr ffort f the un- ¢ , ho i tieasiitiaiai : , ‘ . . ae , , mae — = ve ; re ' " 20a were , = . . a. — Bai > | . on fi Eo hy: , Ee ass istir at . . ‘ — . “i . - . | . ; | Bethe wen wearing the required | Heavy to Carry. tain, 60, who id been assisting 4nd when Mr. Shaw and other sine SGesnan stints Hamon'’s Death “Interfercd.” ‘manager of the Griesedieck Bros. | had made $33.000.000 in oil a8 dress and the women the high- | ry te Associated Prese ‘him in the unloading. speakers of the President defenc wee : . Daugherty at first f Alt : T itt | had r int “le “ . so . ? rey | his majorits ver ; t ' AUENeTTY a iirTst we oO ye | Be -enru : - ty . . oe a mm - _ Decked gowns and veils over the WASHINGTON, March 27.—Re Grocer Tollows Robber. ne bhriberv ae mere friendiv acte | age sc as 10Fr rt| Brewery, in the inquiry .2ig he expected the with 710.000 in Cathedral. net , —r en auch? under ing a roungz man walk leisurely ites futile nd his elertico mh noe. , et has again been bre uEn uUNnGe! = ' > b dze fut! ‘ I ‘ : ron itn por linge ?8.5°S have heen appointed had he not Federal rrand jury, it was learned ‘say one of the men wan ; ’ nn hy > Democratic Tr! esidential } wt hot by Clara Smith The order in which witnesses ap- Senator Ashuret i! my.) of . eona retorted the committee — Hameon on Nov. 21, 1920, at Ard- } ‘ more, Ok., and died Noy. 26). pear before theegrand jury is be-| 4+ pe “trapped into besmirchis Jennings also quoted Hamon as | ing kept secret as far as posisble,: the name of a man now dead.” having said that with the money)! and it was the understanding this An executive session of the coms -z until next Tuesday ‘resident (“oolid age fart Tre Repub- n ~— --—--- v2 - ee eA protection of the manufacture and 4 “ yy + ’ - " ere . ** . . p rescribed for all mapal func- tires ‘ ‘ nev - (jenera?) There he coes, said Ventr — A, eo 1 hair nocitina mon "-—% seme P pal rement ol Attorne; rel ai take their p if pon ta sue natorial teat. 137 rere nets mings said Hammon told him. but a i tions today point to developments | a ‘i. ce occupied the spacious! Main @isic through which the papal! Procession passed trom the Vati- | Som. It is estimated that there) in the near future follow him on this side of the street the most reckless and shameless 7,7 *~-« ~~ oD ‘ . ; President Coolidge has almost, if and Ill take the opposite side. He yee of money was made for the cut across.” President, not on in hiring an *" ki ; . 5 | ee “7 +s TT, . : a 7 : : tion =| ay ing a. Sey j an | Were casi iwith many of his closest advisers 1 rapid strides army of orators but in buying full- ae oy ly 10.000 persons present. | : : ws ss. on the south side of Winnebago — advertiseme s in « wns " ed delegation to the national con- t with charges piling up daily : , . = pagze aaverTii very pa- reation. aceordine to statements i= he would make he eventually | . ‘ Griesedieck was to mittee was called to consider ¢ and at Oregon avenue, @ block east | pne- in South Dakota and in utiliz- anene S ow sentatie ‘S 0) morning that Griesedi ) tribunes had been erected on the ina headquarters would become President of the case of M. 8S. Daugherty after £ ‘© indorsement, carried the | é , +’ nearly 2 to ] cCyver not entire ly, come 10 agreement may Bauer walked wit 9 of a ioad than any } agains aughertys administration % te sides of the transept (rn iain T ] « , e 2 + +, } : " the narty'’s Qe. te , : q nr ' ' . + = — e grocery, the robber crossed ir, ireulation withonrt inf i, aa parmys sa ' : ' . : : ay Late he day, it ie left sat the entire diplomatic |Of the Department of Justice, con- | Of the & t to Bauer's side and the «Aime 0% r p ve ry niz£ "1 SA iAT i nere was " ™ “ P » : : . . . , ry ’ | Reman aristocracy. The space be- administration jum@iy can Se called to the robber and struck —— — CHICAGO, March 27.—Chicago | that the cormmitteeman told him it The present inquiry is based on he was not in the city. | tween upon to bear he ran up to the robber and struck | pnurchaseable element which was had cest him a half milli dol ' War Fraad Investigation. oy a) : . _ | is @ ’ i : . - } - oa 1. 2 ™ 2 . “a i . : ‘ an ait ‘ 2 : 1a rT? . c 4 ° ; : 4 ‘a : ass on c upied by the puoi Inquiries made bv the President him on the ne k, knocking him not purchase l and the result is the plumbers hereaftui will receive an ae nition , the confession made by (Cjriere- Scaife 66 thd comintte as 4 hal Foch and Mme. Foch oc- Spyies > ieee ae - | down. largest tribute that can be paid to $1.25 an Hour. (Chicago civie op- ~ | dieck to the effect that he paid; taiied count of hi ‘ork in in ) epied places in the Pope’s-. family |#e understood to have failed to TT) els entie® ghar am trie |. teninmailin i - gue om etpte . iene -will ace S128 os. den) Jennings said he had known) @ ie a accou of his wor 4 4 : ; ; ie uV £. . ° ‘ : ¢ ; 17 = 'T. * €y? Vv i - »T 4 a thet it was agreed by Mr. Daugh-/| nesses today, the third day of the asserting a Japanese repr tl . WS ‘ ia i i as a a . $ ‘ ” . . « : th . . oT — , . . ; ‘ ; r ‘ ad +s . ta - : ‘ : — SWaying rhythmically with fone aft ” = oo TS Te against me. I have no money apd . “o erty, Will Hays and be named| grand jury's inquiry in the beer ' of the bankera had handed ° .s ’ . : Tr : ro ral r ° Tr ‘ $ ry} py ; Tv? I 7 - . : kg : “ , z : . ' Stride. There were a score. : . = ne "" |E have 0 organization. So it a. ™ somebody else from Ohio. that he' case. They were familiar with the $100,000 in a Washington ; Thev walked two by two The President more than a W eek on his hack. but ‘he fafled to make ’ : - , ; : . ’ alk , , } ; i We -_ ‘ Tit , Mr ag ! ape! of Sacraments. | weighed more heavily with Mr... 04 ne pounced upon the robber Galella: Wiis . , : is stead he p » There are no tactics that the Cool- MILD TEMPERATURE “He told me Harding would be| March 9%. the day when Griese- | Scaife, who said the Standard At ’ = Hichest yesterday [! t § : , ‘Bae , ; ' ~ . > ) ‘ hy . “eee? ef « a : . . : 7 er makin . and : whix h he in t cr in rec it j f the hom- ago decided to make a friendly in- a showing @S food as that made rowest. 43. \ uld ; C i etary of the Inte riot. | circumstances of be & 4 | urti gevea to / paid sgrgpmnenge mda : iqguiry into protests against the re- pw Raver and the robber cot awav ‘‘Petioet — nie it ee Hie said it had all been settled. He with the incidents of the raid ma e| mith. | (Copyright, 1924, by H. ree r * ogre ae — sma appointment of two commissioners after knocking him aside. Costain., ? Tt’ 4uto Official forecast said Mr. Daugherty wae nat first in’ at the brewery Feb. 21 — wae ) I After the committee had . 4 > ane o Soil wwmMan- , 7 - enehe « Dia enenil =. i . e oree- . journe -: Trade Mark Reg. U. 8. Pe : hy. ; r of the District of Columbia. It was however. grabbed the robhber’s cap IF THIS BE for St. Louis and *#Y°: f “— ator Fall for the posi- Nations, prarniy Sone + sees ale | Sreetchuntiiniediiatad Ch . , , , , : , 5 el - . tion, ut that he 7 ougt reup. a” ne, “a eunced the : EMMnd the Cardinal-up «* the to raid it. mittee had received a letter @#cuLis ta had a Lo AS Orr re an alley, east of Oregon avenne. . ; ’ Z age ; ee rt C.binet aft Mr. Ha rding.”’ ga id Sen - Two members of the P’ oat -Tie- ‘the Attorney -4jeneral refu : : ; ) . ; ’ as 4 , i = | *Teaksinz : ‘ 7 . . : ] Sais ae See weedy “ and then south in the alley. Sev- Ee ee ‘ ator Spencer (Rep.). Missouri,’ patch staff, Curtis A. Betts andiallow the Department of , xistenc ; "AC vy oO , -: ‘ontinue 5 oo mitre. Swiss guards in. to the ex apenas of yw oro ‘oe eral children saw the robber enter to find a car that Sace of . the lea] and that was what he ex§ | has developed pneumonia. — : ed to get in on. The Senator’s office today issued | Continued en Page °. Column 53. -. ™ Sedin gestatoria, o1 papal chair, urrounded by members of the A household and prelates car- —" enermous ostrich feather Dae seme the Poye, attired in a [= eeariet cape ahd wearing his ; certain the facts. sage that a robber Vac being Tou doen t ore , “ Ome Bic Avtornohile Dtrectery a the files should be examined and applause from some.! By the Jewish Telegraphic Ageney. and upstairs in the bathroom they ‘ wage Prsatibccorg tt foe : istainat Skee | in executive seasion, he eald. Others knelt in homage. “MINSK, tussia., March °7.— found her brether, Thomas RR /? will meet o¢ : a tel at St I ante 16.6 Replying to inquiries from Dill, the following physician's bulletin: would be needed by the STS MORE Sewn tho | Cynsteresinen Se ao we ne g-adigg: eta Some RR onl .» dealers and owners will ¢ — . fall ae: 3 of a Jennings said: “He (Hamon) want- ; “Senator La Follette has devel- jo pret » ite ord of facts Be. Sand entered the transept, the, an uprising, antisoviet in charac- | identified by the children as the The pee “3 Aomnanahnnhe mene ' i : ed me to head one of his compa- oped pneumonia. His present aoe- | ee whether to go to ft thoi Se thc wtnne Lede sien! ter. in the Bosirov district. The} man they had chased. and later wan susie al ain ania eee , foot. inies, He said the Democrats had | Gition is satiafactory.” _ Senate with the M. &. L a @t the «ides. The Cardinals! partisans are attacking the small | Bauer, Contain and Veninga stated ' . : n assisting you to pick >) -— .| not left much of the public lands; gi nsioe La Folletia has been ab- | ©&#. it was said. be es, themselves in a semicircle, villages, beating and robbing the positively he was the robber. In an oe the car you want | . Pp ) out that he would get the rest of on: from his office several weeks | While the committee wae ee Mm to their rank, at the end, inhabitants and travelers. ‘outside pocket of Howell's coat the ae : | Radio rop rams ) it ‘and his condition heretofore has | *reving about the $33.000.000 ¢ aa Came the Pope. in various places they have taken | police found $24.08, the exact < _. ) y / i | “Money Potent in Washington.” been reported from his home as which i is said had never inw 3 ‘Geacended fro» the dial some of the inhabitants as host- amount stolen from the § grocery The Post-l isSpa cH | Page 47 “Ind he epeak abowt the oll re- being nothing tore serious than @ the Attorney-General bagi Tilt ) ®. and, changing his maa-| agen, threatening that these host- tail. ‘ee Lowi tea Fellows || serves 7” “Hie said public lands, cold Seme time ago he had in- Mime Atinses . was xamined Mitre fo. another. took his | ages would be shot if the death Later. at ee are ing Street ; The Perfect Marikel-Place aan ee = ade ng | nothing that | can ee ee which left him in @ - ae to her tes = Spon a throne in front of the | sentence against 22 bandits cap- Police Station. Howell was identi- ) a - — ne weak Hewland | ee Page 3. Column 4. | tured recently is carried out. Ceontineed on Page 3. Column 2 —_—_ : Page oluma condition. & - . Fi ee eS Pa ee nll Mies Tine es ea A at NE i are al