St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 1, 1924

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eed Sa SPAN SLRS TET PTL ee a ae ae Meta CR ee ee oh. “oS ig Rus Aad 5 By - : East, ee Pinion te Pate. AS am bhi ie BS > wa ee rsa - ? +, et “ Keely uy, SO oe 2 Late as 12:30 0” Clock “Help” “Wants Are Received. — | Post-Dispatch Later Afternoon Editions dey, ercept should you —— ¥ Ga concedes tate ar 12° gh ote Otive or Central € OT. LOU The Only Excuinn Peis in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service. - s 1 ST. LOUIS, FAIR ao LUDE THE TEMPERATURES. Pe “ a* * ’ @, ne % *, Eber 53 - ; Z3 . ; . € : ; rs . 4 a * . * > sare . ~ as P A es $ as ' bs Mgt 2 ge Pts es 5 ise J . » Ae Se : “ pee a i re of om > . bi 4 ee a eS . ‘ oo a A ‘ 7s 3 oS %: age « , af — . . 4 » - 5 % . re Bie . : ie ” .. * } iy | oi J ¥ 2 o ‘ ; o - ~ \ # t “4 : be. ‘ . et . 1920 Denies, However, That Hamon Sought Place in Cabinet. | | TTCerTey seated Stiri am PP PP pepe Members of Department Vote 7 to 1 to Continue De- mand for $30. yiyn Bob-Haired Robber dps Herd 16 Office Em- “ployes Into a Vault. t : ; RIDICULES CHARGES Tos a F ENNINGS | “Ww YORK. April 1.— OF AL J 4" bob- haired girl bandit” inate companion today impris- 6 emplores of the national! et Co. and shot the company ‘or in an unsuccessful atiempt R the safe. Zhan Maizo. the : eed heen Bed. He was shot twice as he @ted to smatch a biack face of the girl as he and ef emplores were being herd- a record sit. She and panion fied in a sedan. i was said by the police almest perfectly the de-. of the bob-haired yroung Swhe always pecempanted dark man. has figured in Mm of rebberies ; f police describes) a 5 feet 3 inches tall. weigh- mut 112 peunds. This was the Seidup by the ciri bandit in m victim was shot. “PENSION BILL | feet at 7 Record Cold | in North. , By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, April ‘the Weather Bureau lowest temperatures today in St. Paul, Lacrosse, Wis.. and Huron, &. State Says Hamon Told’ ”.. fer any April 1 in the history of ‘the bureau. The minimum was Him He “Put Over” Mr. four degrees above zero at Huron, | S. D.. and six at St. Paul and La-; Harding and Gave $25,- 000 to Daugherty. ' rook- | By mm 1.—Records of showed the! and Former Head of Schools in eh er is casnier. & crosse today. hase fatally be) T?i “T’hell with the dead ones; 1 care.of the live ones.” In pursuance of this 1. dished rule of Gangland, the ‘ fense in “Jimmy” Hogan's case day attempted to place on a criminal the blame for the ery a of Erris Pillow, negro bank : as senger. Hogan is ed-in if Unien, Franklin tous for | th second time, for this e xt Se i committed April 4, 1922, ot og | he was convicted en the first tri The case went to the Mey st ep die ond ; : ae om #» eg — 4 . x 2 } - * a “a ‘ : > ee cme M4 it ey Ry i mer PO Ree a ne ae at ake ’ ys : fi . r ; b> t ; } ‘ Fe Se os: p : eee ‘ p CH : P , i 1 5 2 te ital LF a di . : 3 > ‘ ‘ , a ¢ see > 8 ey ot a Ng a ‘ ” ’ ' . 2 + y ‘ + AOS, é nll Bas kei ; a x * nig) Re dee ee JES - Ph, om . eage - pet iy e 2k % hs, && ys, a gy? toys 7, vy ee Rot lage nw * . a3 4 le » * n~ Sees ae . ih st & hee - “ya oe ie” hete iy 72 cue . o VOR a ee eden, We -, " eee OL Petit ee tS - » a tee 4 4) y oF Tae ae ba Pip? 2S os tah ? Ze - WoO alld ery Tay ee wae. 3 7 _ - 7 a Te Su Geode if q Pale “ ie is Fee te af OIF me ve Peer eT ” eS AS Roh oe TL Co PS ata ‘ ee sey a Cwas eh | f ee. Pie 54s a... 3e SoA E : ied ; a Hes = : Prayiais ss CVS ote ts ae Ee ky ee Se LE yA net ie) “ ee ie a “2 >. by es 2 P Bais Phi set pit oe Lo ee ‘ aby sy, ie: * ig ' * iad RR a ’ 3 Site ae . : se Se Re ane , x 4 “Re ow ix - ‘ re, a Pe , irre ; ‘ ‘ 7 | y ¢ ‘¥ ™ . of Ey 4 * si wer that.” SO sorry “but! Hamon, Republican National Com- mitteeman for Oklahoma, came un- before t in an der scrutiny he oil com- again today avowed nittee prosecutor. ‘tne as .a effort by the com Senator Walsh her to establish a con-— y as far back as 1920 to se- - . - secretary of rie sistent 2 “rs ard ard Del Station Ins ig item " mneet "Between mow a iC lise Peas Ys aye to consider the annual budget. and. pe ay your representatives may be heard fat that meeting.” Chairman Hertenstein of the? Efficiency Bureau informed Mul-, voy that the inspectors who are to be advanced $25 a month are skilled tradesmen and that even. with the increase they will still be. receiving less than the tied samen rate of pay for. their trades. WELL-DRESSED MAN IN MOTOR | COACH ROBS WOMAN OF PURSE “J. Haven't Had a Thing to Eat for Three Days,” Robber, at Pershing and Belt Avéntts. A Hudson coach purred along the street, close to the right-hand ‘curbing. A well-dressed man léaned out of the window nearest the sidewalk. - Im-the hand he extended was a revolver. Incguities Bc- of Mexican Vetcran ee @ about teat i turned home tole: | been in Arkansas. mn | ee r OL NN ON A A A a lp Sema oi ae ea tour aa ’ a ba aaa By & 4 Héged conspiracy was cen- | “the operation of the Mor- Hawkins Mortgage Co. and -comeerns, including 104 loan and in the ab- of the campanies by the} company of Portland. | ing’s nomination. | Asked about Jennings’ testimony that Hamon had told him he spent money indiscriminately with the Oki@horaa delegation, the witness Preplied: “If Jennings said that, he | 1924—36 PAGES. ) | PROLONG INQUIRIES Ss : = : |Leader Robinson Says Senate, 33° 3S | lowest, 26, at.2 a. m. | ‘disposition on thé part of Senate Democrats to unduly prolong the’ vicinity: Fair to-| Former Munich Police Chief night and tomor- }ment by Senator Robinson of Ar-| low Resul nsuccessful : Culminated i the est to- t of U Hall That m the Senate should take up, “as soon) Missouri: Fair been waiting while the investiga- TERMS TO 6 MONTHS =—«- “HAVING WORDS” «2 reauction aijusted compen, | tonight and prob- ture tomorrow. é | view to reductions on farm prod Antisemites Nominate . Have Fired on Gerald B. Stage of the Ad-/} Puliman surcharge.” a. m., a rise of 1 foot. | | the committees,” he said. “Many of the Associated Press. | Miss Viola Brennecke, 19 years The city firemen have rejected viction that those subjects should} the offer of a $15 increase in German Field Marshal, was'‘acquit- ‘fight started, which ended in the} , ted today of the charge of treason not especially critical as to the or-/| wulwoy, secretary of the Firemen’s Union. Adolph Hitler and former Chief; 22): ¥45 nervous when she teok the| “It is not essential, in order to the proposition down, Tto 1. The ahve be-! men are not excited. They said if ‘years’ imprisonment and fined 200 i which ought to be brought to light wire inspectors employed by the. aids, received like sentences. ‘rectly connected with the crime} disposition on the part of Demo‘; city are to get an increase of $25 . and Flashes of Lightning. Lieut. Henry Purnet. who is Lu-| "°C*™* om. to be directed into collateral and/ crease they applied for. political activities of the late Jake bles of: thunder, flashes of light- 15 months and fined 100 marks Arthur Hartman. 27 of , possible, is the thoroughly honest ‘accept a $15 increase and dismiss April fools’ day joke for the cap-. a by witnesses as the slayer | popular approval, the populace be- came effective is a fair one. They auguration day blizard of 1909 der, was not at the inquest. tut was | PRESIDENT T PLANS T0 SPEND Estimate and Apportionment.” that could be granted the firemen . : . “™ who repudiated the putsch after) Under the Montana Senate: s in- Recause of a fear that its.mem- Sebetan th et was P ome 4 pacman Ten. Eyck was with questioning. J. E. Dyche. | nceptien. }Hartman a short time before thei SHIN , April 1.—Pregis } egeo! Cen pier _ Phe penkenes 3 2°8 hours ahted of-ethédule. Senator! rances of on Maca hic Thts. state. mittee. vestified that the fight had | +4. of Kansas, the Republican Sinha heey wont f fslaered and killed when he tried to step.a | ment was*made at ae Whee ne eost Hamon $195.006, but insisted | : fight between Hartman and Oliver | today in an answer to iIn@uiries ; 2 Sageee é members were four hours reaching | months of their five-y The witness ridiculed Al Jen- their homes, and he suggested an! e- which they may be and dance hall at 4100 Gravois at | mer homes which have been ‘com- mings’ testimony that Hamon had — . /12:30 a. m.. yesterday. ing in to him. Senator Robinson (Dem.), Arkan-! minutes ¢ d the ver d ai /Pennsytvania and others to “am Without a dissenting vote tuth aetibedtin: tater it aa einaee | Cleary and Oliver Senti.” Miss|any place removed from the Capi- educed br Serator Pursum the nomination of Warren G. " | Brennecke testified. She said she tol, in the opinion of the President, the Chi- | | who had. arranged a wigwagging | : g = a® thet, mbich, Rresident pOKighoma delegation to . | system to Sheed the news on its | MOny referred to Senti as “Bud.”” | siderable thought. | ee pe Fe Sogo EXPLOSION IN STROMBOLI pars ‘Shock From Sicilian Volcano Shat- déendorff appeared in céurt in *formerly went with me, entered tN ‘speak at the cornerstone laying of 'Hamon didn’t spend a dime to in-— salt eaters vaaniie. akan nu- | room with Earl Ten Eyck. They/the Indiana War Memorial at In- fluence the delegation of his State | P - ; the Associated Press. @ and Civit wars. as com- | Contrary advised: them to vote for; pomeE. April 1—A violent ex- mass of floral tributes which had | |] had one dance with him, and} (Bity, at Lafayette, Ind. His en- th the present basic rate | 'Lowden on two ballots after they | been sent to the courtroom jn an. | When it was over “Bud’ w2s angry! gagement to speak at the annual ‘the volcano of Stromboli, ticipation of the verdict. and tried to pick a quarrel. iluncheon of the Apaocimed Press, . _ }eeast of Sicily, on March 28. it! Despite police precautions, the; “He told me he saw Hartman) in New York April 22 will preclude) pee $2 to $6. . KR, HY Wilson. former superin- SY provisien. scaid to have!) tendent of public instruction in |reau here today. Windows in the | mobs of joyous admirers both Why ath TI sit at San ae ae | | vicinity were shattered by the! jeaders. who were greeted with)! told him it was mighty tuany i 2 that widows of Civil War | 5ad “boasted” to him to putting mM a. girl could not dance with a fel- | Cleveland Hotels Demand 6-Day/ “Lady.” he called softly to Miss mest have been married onde er Harding's nomination. and | low. she formerly went with. ; Cont ‘Protests. .{S. Wendt of 5510 Waterman ave- Von Lossow and Seisser. ' Mied scale for these bene. | Harding pre-convention manager, | Mediterranean” because it con-' the three former Bavarian offi-|I put on my hat and coat and land hotel keepers have become] me your purse, or I'll get more des- : franging from 330 a month for campaign expenses. | Stantly throws up flames, or a sort | cials had gone to Italy “for their, said I was going home if that was somewhat alarmed over the out-| perate.”. Miss Wendt handed him ) ; : t contracts to. all persons whot poe with its contents. amounting mn veterans. based on dis.) Session will be held at that time ter of the island of Stromboli, one he said’he would take me home. [°" ; j x = ° pti ides é, ; all the approaches to the céurt-| Sa - Tanging from $20 a month ; Unless William Boyce Thémpson, | of the Lipari group. It rises to} house cae presented the picture| “Before I left the dance hall y} have engaged rooms demanding} io $3.40. Then the car sped away. heard | aged troops and heavy reinforcements of | S¢veral of his friends and * Sunday, June 8, through Frida * to 19. those opposing in-, new subpena for his appearance | part of which is taken up by the; payarian . police patrolled the/ me of them say, ‘I've goi a gun. "cone, ~ Satie 13. National Chafr- spe @ Sheppard. Texas, and Stan-| “forthwith” has been issued. but volcanic mountain, nas a popula- Mrs. Carrie Markham of 761 Belt cl An ordinance proclaimed last’ “Hartman and | rod~ to my ‘of Kansas, chairman of the conven- Hud éh at Belt and Bu-|- Wilson said under questioning 'home in an automobile driven by! the Hudson coaen a : ' , . ti -committee, both-are pro- ‘nig iis: Wadia eee mete wh vefer. night by the prefect threatened | on sub Pp right avenues at 9 o'clock, a few oil land r Osw osle Webb o orar F tothe ail nds or leases. ' Lieut. cua es ta Wel- | (or capital punishment. These pre- Pek wget: about what happened — pedis 2ermnam has promised to take aot give the robber anything. a 7 o cautions were taken with a view | ‘?@t ‘Ss what I read in the news-'the matter up with the hotel man-| ..smed and the robber . dome we: IANAPOL, . /a prohibition agent. with head- | : ie age 9 ae 1. quarters at Oklahoma City, fol-| Curzon, former Foreign Secretary, | on trial. (der and give ris version of the double rooms, but say they, .will rsons indict- - ¢ a now is able to commistrate. or re-| Up to noon the police had not | ' shooting.” | provide sleeping accommodation in } ! SONOUS cane Hawkins mail fraud jasked about A? Jennings’ testimony | ‘FROM eine t si cy cases, entered pleas of }chat Hamon had told him he gave’ former Premier Stanley Baldwin. | F ‘minal Railroad Association, said ‘he | These rates are. well a the} at having. a member of the party. | “had words” with Miss Brennecke |?ormal rates bet the und 5 sop-in-law, Lieut. Oswald Mosley, |} C x Ww ho wrote Premier Macdonald | Interch angeable a day orm pnd told her so.” he testified. | about the minimum lor-atreah and | “She said she was going home bm bath. ‘The ational oS 0 dohems Pa | r > TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, Should Take Up Legislation | ake Up ) Official forecast ‘Mi Vi ] oS | D present round of investigations was row; slowly ris- | kansas, the Democratic leader. night will be Revolt. ’ Shooting of Peacemaker. | las practicable,” various important | tonight and prob-' _ tions occupied the attention of Sen- temperature. “tax pines. 2 adjusted compensa- | tion, immigration, expression of} | abjy tomorrow: 7 eae will that the freight-rate? Sun rises’ at B. | ucts and commodities essential to Ludendorff and Pochner| Cleary When He Miss‘ssippi River “Practically none of these ll my colleagues on this side of the MUNICH, Bavaria, April 1. eld, of 3942 Winnebago street, a/ be brought forward for action justi monthly wages, €omptroller Nolte (killing of Gerard. B. Cleary, 39. of | for his part in the unsuccessful re- e der in which they shall be consid- “They cast a secret ballot last of Police Poehner were convicted | Witness stand at the Geéroner's , transact necessary legislative busi- / the building inspectors, boiler and FREAK STORM HITS WASHINGTON | £°'% ™2"%s. Dr. Weber and Col. came composed when tie Coroner/in the various investigations or- . Dr. Frisch, fqormer_president of | ang that her part had been an in- cratic Senators to unduly prolong /a month, as has been proposed, the Er the Amsocieted Press the Associated Press. dendorff’'s stepson, and Lieuts. ‘* Saaw she sobbed, relatively unimportant issues. The “The firemen do not believe that jning and clouds of drifting snow— y » # 44°7 . Wilcox avenue. , ‘ each. and reasonably efficient adminis-;their suit for $756.000 for extra ital. he strangest freak of of Cleary, and who has been | ing inclined to view it as a rebuke want their representatives to talk swept over the city, covering streets | gi-tator- Gen. von Lossow. former | represented by counsel. The same | SUMMER IN WASHINGTON Comptroller Nolte assured Mul- “complacent for- . com piac streets with the penrient fall of SAE VIee® CAF. Garver, Whe. ed: been bers would be isolated at the Capi- ~*~ how managed Hammons campaign claimed, under ikiltings ° ine whip. reminded his colleagues that? that. he never desired to have a farvical, as Poehner & cae | Bent! Jr., son of the City Coun- ito whether the executiyé, planned hour be fixed for adjournment. . -j ad ‘told him of large meney payments | wybs Cou | Qonly Girls Testimony. | Business can be transacted in Ba pe the aes: was adopted. ' ‘yw the fubi | of New Mexico: the bill was Harding*and of indiscriminate use ) tnteugney the arate See a had been going with Senti for two'and the slight difference in com-' war “We were at a table having! Mr. Coolidge has virtually aban- Bureay estimated it would. Advised Voting for Lowden. ; ters Windows in the b] na | ) | rnerous.orders and decoratibiie. Het = down at a table near us, a dianapolis and at the semi-Centen- to vote for Harding, but on the/,.. 'ploesion occurred in the crater of Abra makes the allowance. Were ready | was announced in 2 communique streets leading from the court- ‘squeeze my arm, and tnt if I! ns s making the indiana trip. al to meet objections ORlahoma, also was questioned at Shock and lo persons were injured. |deafening cheers. punctuated by) dune 27. 1997. to be eligi- | |had told him of contributing $25. a The volcano of Stromboli. some Taken Home. by - Hartman. | Spécial to the Post-Dispatch. nue, ‘I’m desperate. I haven't had/,- 4. to $45 at 74. There also is} The committee adjourned the!of illuminated vapor without -an/ »}..1% *) ithe way he felt. I. walked away / look for an abbreviated ‘Republican |her purse. The car came tej, ximum of $59. formerly of the Republican Na- | about 3940 feet feet above the/ ed | noticed ‘Rud’ that the minimum period paid for along Belt avenue, going from ’ to w ye basapresh replied, ‘No. 10t to- | . eniuckyr. Democrats. process servers have been unable _ tion of more than 2000. streets, dispersing pedestrians. , Tan John T. Adams and cr sen avenue said she had a somewhat ~ : _.| Ten Erck and the two left m2 4s he form of the con-|- | AT INDIANAPOLIS ence in his talk with him to naval : | Darticipants in riets:er mob ‘gath~' jtesting against the { of the minutes before Miss Wendt Was; Discredits Charges of Mail Fraud the Agseciated Press. l to suppressing hostile demonstra- | P&Pers and what detectives told {agers this week. Some of the ho- away. ns Me | lowed Wilson in t e witness chair. | joice as the case may be. with -his | SentFs Story. leach room for three or four per- Continued on Page 3, Column a : ity before Judge A. B. An- | $250,000 to the late Senator Pen- _in, the Parliamentary Labor party. after she had danced with Hart-'S#¥ they are 60 per asking for admission to the Labor Hartman and Ten Eyck ja five-day basis and that | : mise may be reached. ~ . iat | efforts may -be made to outiew the yesterday. No trial da* e| rose, $25,000 to Will Hays and $25.- led. In Baldwin's case it is his son, inan. rates det at party and has been gladly wel- | f _ DENY A DESIRE TO bi 1) ~~. as Soon as Possible. | By the Associated Presa ae WASHINGTON, April i.—Any- for St. bouts and disclaimed today in a forma) state- | ing tem Also Gets Five Years as scribes Events at Dance. | The Arkansas Senator added that | aboct 30. | legislative proposals which have ably tomorrow; ) ; PAROLES MAY REDUCE ESCORT TELLS OF | ators. Iilinois: Fair rising tempere-' Four Get Milder Sentences Aathini Vieaiti, Uiiimadite| comnare be reorganized with a 5:44, sets at 6:24. ' farming and the elimination of the at St. Louis: 16.4 for Reichstag. vanced Toward Him. measures have been reported by chamber join in expressing the con- Gen. Erich Ludendorff, former telephone operator, over whom a! as speedily as possible. We are} was informed today by Michael J. tees . -4976 Arsenal street. early vyester- ‘volt here last November. . ered. night.” Mutvoy said. “and voted in- and each was sentenced to five quest However. / ness, to cover up or conceal facts elevator imspectors and electric Kriebel, accused of being Hitler's }#*Sured her that she was not ai-| dered by the Senate. There is no Blizzard Accompanied by Thunder | the Munich district: Capt. Roehm, ; these inquiries or to permit them | firemen ought to get the $30 in- WASHINGTON, April i.—The| waSHINGTON, April 1.—Rum- Bruecknes and Wagner were given tam it happened.” object to be attained, im so far atthe city’s proposition for them to the same time—provided the a service car driv er | The verdict was received with tration of public affairs.” time since the eight-hour law be- weather since the historic in- hunted by the police since the mur- | of Dr. von Kahr, former Bavarian | the thing over with the Board of ankle-deep in slush. ae storm i commander of the Bavarian lawyer represented Earl Ten Eyck | voy that a $15 imcrease was all : . 2 ie f i ! : the Interior. Se lags ® batey mer chief of the Bavarian police, held by. the police as » suspectea toi the ‘Senate . adjourned tro | vaste . for the place on ‘the National Coni- From a punitive the’ sen: | As is known, Cleary was shot pmer in Washington the last similar occasion somé 77 place in the Cabinet. will be gouged to ~. i selor, in the barroom of a saloon;to accept any of the offers of sum- “Why -not adjourn now?” asked - , ‘to tate Senator Penrose of! The Court requir we “I went to the dance hall with; Washington more casily than. at z the | ‘lant followers of the indicted men. he ‘ aE . . bed ly bim as substantially | Of Money among members of 15 PERSONS HURT BY AN months, and later on in her testi-/| fort is not, one to be given any con- Wikuien Gow Letenmett ‘lunch when ArtW@r Hartman, whoj|doned plans for a trip in May. to ‘gdditions! $55,090,000 the| A®-a_matter of fact. Dyche said, . : lat Hartman asked: me to dance. | nial lebrati of Purdue ini . : ater Hartm me to elebration iniver- penth fer veterans of the | and Hitler were deluged with a) oo + t ¥ er to get on the Harding | on the h dependent $$ a month in- . bandwagon. | ‘from the royal meteorological bu-/ house were quickly jamm With | Wanted to dance with Hartman, | ‘ NOMINATION FEARED dead to the veto last year, today’s session. He said Hamon QU ertes of “Down with Von Kahr, | _ pension. The bill carries | 609 to Harry M. Daugherty. the times called the “lighthouse af the (Recent dispatches reported that | ‘Bud’ continued grumbling and , CLEVELAND, Q., April 1—Cteve-} a thing to eat for three days. Give Mated scale for Spanish-' earring until tomorrow, but no | emission of lava, occupies the. cen-. / The main streets ef Munich ‘and | land as, I passed Hartman's table! /national convention. and, ‘have sent! stop as the-man reached for the : in conversation wiih | , Yote on passage of the bil! | tional Committee can be found. A sea. Stromboli island, the greater Loe SE EE COND), Soe. Ne ‘shall be six days, running from) Pershing avenue toward Kingsbury} NOT GUILTY Ie : CURZON’S SON-IN-LAW LABORITE /erings with peniténtiary sentences 5°08 4&5 we reached my home. All tract, and the local committee ef/+.14 up. Only Mrs. Markham o ; . Dyche, who identified himseif as | here 9 ae Io onspiracy. LONDON. April 1.—Marquis) tions by the followers. of the men! ™*- I! hope Hartman will surren- itels are demanding $12 a day for ——- BL is gh the: Federal grand jury in| “Nothing to it.” keyone said when | A 1s her hatha fellow conservative chieftain. Senti. who 1s a clerk for the Ter- ; | sons. be Pe. nh to Daugherty to bring about Hard- ng ty | Oliver, and ‘fn Curzon’s case tt “T didn’t like the way he,held hee when $20 comed. “Half an hour tater Hartman re- turned to the saloon alone, IT was mz those pleading not cuiltv Witiam Webb and William | both of St. Louis, and trus- © United td Builders the companies absorbed by Wkingro fort. Apel »— "Building: the world’ “A 5 Tic structure, was 0.900 teday, to the Ce by the Broad Realty Corporation, # lied. that delegation.” Dyche declared he was with) Hammon at Chicago and went home with him, and “he didn’t even buy me a dinner.”’ No Attempt to Throw Votrs. spade dead and gone now, geutlemen. " Dyche said, “bat .I want to say that he did not try toe throw the delegation. He insisted that the ‘delegation cast two more >balicts for Lowden after it wanted to switch to Harding. so there } couldn’tyhave been a deal there.” Asked as 20 Itkelihood of Hamon telling’ Jenhings the story. the for- mer train vrobbér had ‘repeated: to ‘the committee, Dyche said. moore | might say what théy would “abobt way Baron, “but they couldn't say. be | Was a fool.” a: * : There wasn't a Gime spent on OFiginally elected to the’ emer nal | am independent. | time ‘views and emphasized Lieut. Mosley, 27 years old, was a®a Conservative afd re-lected as/ He has: for some | expressing advanbed | his separa- | tign from*his old political afflia- ti¢ns by adhering to the extreme | branch of the Laborites Saewa.ee/; the Independent Labor party. Acquitted Man Held for 1 Perjary. cial to the Post-Dispatch. DANVILLE). “M1; April -1.—Ho-, sea Cagle, who was acquitted ba Fa@tieral Court: here a week charges ef sale and possession ‘oti: in violation of the Volstead |? was arrested yesterday at i 472 Gr es + ets ha fr Fal iy he — % a TR ae Pe oo Peewee ee he cee 0) 3 iz movie or concert? Lave in the city and want te put the beauty of the country into your life? Live in the country and would like to get in to a A .car. puts both city and country in makes ¥ giv ing, happy perience. Tts cost can be very -rea- pgp Cars of every kind moderate prices are of- Perea ‘in the ‘Classified “Au- tomebiiés” columns of the Post-Dispatch. The ispe nL ous Big Antone D The. Perfect Mea . ‘a the barro»ym. with Theodofe | Endejan and as Hartman entered | bees asked me if IF tas looking for trouble. Endejan sf between | us and Hartnian pal and knocked _Endejan doar with id kickine him. I. ran and fald Cleary: a ‘gun piay’ in ihe Harunan a revolver = offending hoteles.