St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 23, 1924

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PERE TY UE TE Go UE Te ae aie aba FEE "f Ses up it ee =" ‘’ . _™ CO} = Rent Money Will Buy —_ ee: POST-DISPAT( APRIL 22, 1924. 4 This Is Home and Investment Week. ry 3 F | NANCIAL == : Decide to buy or build NOW. Sce the | EDITION posT-DISPATCH REAL ESTATE PAGES The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service a a - ~ - - oe __,_,_ -_-_- ---—- Se VOL. 76. NO. 228. or 47) ee - . UIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 23, 1924—40 PAGES. PRICE 2 CENTS WUBLICAN ait EMPIRE | Bobbea Hair Banat, Woo Barca )BOBBED 8 ‘ ATORS FOR ote. os FYHIBIT| N AT E Police for Months, and Her Husband AND HER - ll STRONG f IGHT (IN PARMAMENT ===": os WEMBLEY OPENED arr ican cunty WHEELER REVEALED THE PRICE OF cast for St. Louis CONFERENCE BOD Hence | Partly cloudy and|In Colorful Pageant, Prince) Ce am | ¥ cloudy ar ARRON costs SES Rae See a : ° ROMER | warmer tonight | ° tp iia D; : . an Oe S.|Celia Cooney and “Tall a | ene Thursday. Shale». es turns ver is- . aa re ee Ree S [ i a8 ae , 7 | wy | afissou ri: Part-' | Se os Show . oo = aa ompanion to Receive ly cloudy tonight, Play of Art and Industry é ta ae ; 2... | Saints Maia ae New York Speech, How- | ‘ - ae vn we . . 3 oo oe : ail _— Sa & First-Degree Robbery. a ever, Takes Congress by } — need at rtion, | | Si ; ae ’ — ff - = a " e | | " Surprise, in View of Re-| | emeaes rety ee ae ak | (7p | DENTIFIED BY M AN KILLED WHEN ‘Senator Sterling of Inquiry — | / Qjciovay tonight! = THROUGH EMPIRE) | Ba’ i-_— FF. *| NUMEROUS VICTIMS _ Committee Asks About _] ported Opposition to -lltgad Zeta 4 | # 4 — tl | ‘ —, « . warmer onight [c_l ee a ‘ Ss Pe % | | . 1 WANT You TO 4 » ff Pepper's Resolution. i and in south por- ‘All Races Under Union é .* ev ‘ a F ; ee is ee oe : Refusing a Accept Ata of AITO IS DITCHED : Pe oo — me ” tion Thursday. COME OVER AGIN| — . - Sut Jack R © ing’ : 7 — -; TON . | a Se . Poe @-t ac epresented in| = & 4 mam — | : | : Se ON HEN 1 MBWINORITY LEADER 6:46: rises Thurs-| Show Which Attracts) GR* ja Pts : mecpapl gage! (IN COUNTY ROAD a eee | ——— a Ll HAVE OINNER: rises Thurs- SccTor:;} H COLD TO PLAN! .. day at 6:12. Th : | oes ee __ | | _ Eluded Police for Months National Committee. : | Stage of the Mississippi Ris er at ousands on First Day. ee oe es ag 4 = Bs ae Shun Legal Fight ; | St. Louis, 6.7 feét at 7 a. m.. fal! e : BORAH REPRIMANDS * Nw'vort, "prt 23.—cetia|Joseph Minnis, 27, At-| HOSTILE SENATOR NEW YORK,. April 23.—Celia oe." 6 OP Se a at Wie nce eta Rent, eR ? “~ Ot a. of 4. Ropt on Sees Sees No Advan- I'y the Associated Press Cooney, confessed bobbed-hair ban- tempted to Jump Three , Nations Is Available In- | Harry F. Knight, Broker and St. ;of the British commonwealth, was ay 2 kee et 3 | ee & a 3s om ee ah : |.Indictment charging robbery in the | F ee. * — Sk. 8 Cs | ee Fee Road Crash :; = | | 7 | formed Him He Told Che two largest St. Louis stock- | mecca of thousands from overseas, ‘were remanded to jail for | WASHINGTON. April 23.—-The gy ead es WA broker, and the St. Louis Union The exhibition was formal]. era 2 3 gk: ‘ & gate . i | #83 SS a E: ti, Bore sont Scie They refused to accept the serv- 'ty, was killed at 1:30 a. m. today made ay aila ble at the a nnual meet- 0 _ onanre ; ee % ye ea . oe ee ee ss : ea oe ae ere ; es Se i: Es | ‘ : a al me olorful ceremony. SE Mm “Say 2S REARS | Cooney s brother, who offered @/pole and a Ford touring car from» “A Special Washington Correspond- : ‘TWO BIG LOCAL r WEMBLEY, England, Apri] 23. ; tage in an Independent | OLDERS OF —The British Empire exhibition, » Parley When League of | STEEL CORPORATION SHARES | covering 220 acres ot ground and | Se ee ee eee Sin Coll F —_—_— | Including, disp lays from every part ‘ gosto ae S45 it: ' . Former Attorney or P- Cooney, today pleaded guilty to an | Companions Injured ad I Louis Union Trust Head List of }opened today by King George, to bell Says Wheeler n- strumentality. St. Louis Holdings. continue’ until September as the first degree when arraigned before | : , County Judge Martin in Brooklyn. | — . , ‘ Pan Bb 4. - awe ah Sone S te ; aoa ~ ae : Cone Ra Sn SA . vy. | i i dal to the Post-Dispatch ete Signs _ : “oo ne as well as the millions of the | hf % > = a be = oy SR > = They Joseph Minnis, 27. years old, of | Client He Could Act in on ‘ é 7 ind lg@nt. al lyni "ing $35 ae ee a % . SP tee f | g United Kingdom. | sae % Se 3 % Soca ata ata Ss & | sentence on Monday. 6408 Lennox place, St. Louis Coun- State Cases Only ; ; . ‘ ; ; . meope of President t oolidge S polit- Trust { | according Lo the 1924 turned over to the King bv the | is} activities have doubled. Al-/ Stock transfer records. These were | @Prince of Wales. as president a1 ices of counsel, engaged by !when crushed between a telephone NOES ES os - | . of Wales, as president, at a | $ ' By PAUL Y. ANDERSON, ling of the shareholders held this} ~~ = ee .. ae ’ ae spa SS | , , An assemblage of more than é E mS essed : 5 a plea of not guilty. They said they | which he attempted to jump after | ent of the Post-Dispatch. . peady busy with his presidential © ion ev twee Fearure Seevice. Iwo. . fampaign. Mr. Coolidge returned Lo | week in Hoboken \’ | Knight iss 150.000 e , : > See : = eget i Se 2 Tee : . wv, ersons ite ant ¢ a ee aa imsel 1e@ §«€6Oaadded | take upon hims¢ f ul : ferred stock, today quoted in the! hues. standing with bared he d , jen imposed by his plunge into her: 1 of $119 - ap ‘ heads in | pean politics | neighborhood o 119, or having a/an athletic stadium far larger than ' ». } , rn value of $452,200. ‘anv erec bv ir No outward change may be ex- The holdings , : : cted y the Greeks and ef immediately in the Ameri- 1e holdings standing in the | Romans in the days of their im- . . "s ! name of the trust compalhy consist perial glory, saw and heard Kj ) policy toward the reparations f 249 a ; a | i : King le t the: Rianne & of 2490 shares of preferred and 160/ George V as he for mally opened to and other cur > ; ' e men P shares of common stock It is un-!|the whole world this exhibition of /ed none. avoid an approaching car. Thirteen persons. most of them | : : Serene 3 | “bandit.” and her husband as her | sped on without stopping. The ac- CELIA COONEY. E wo oo es | COMpanion in various robberies. “cident occurrea on the Fee ‘Fee | tions that the Administration in- Pa ae =»: a . . | coe : tends to push the case against "= The girl, dressed in the familiar road, near Pattonville. | . “s @ | sealskin coat, cerise turban. and Minnis wag one ofa party of two} meee sew ahr MB ggeen , . Senator Sterling of South Dakota os “a ae neo bo “vd derstood, however, that the securi-'the lives and labors of the hun “ —— s declaration of his sir ' ; * gg - = : eae ’ 4 ties are held by the trust company (dreds of millions of people under &: So: “ms | gray, bead-trimmed dress, and htr|;men and two women returning! tly defeated f nomination ee ; SS ‘ a ay ; . ; rece e or re min . Gi ee 2 ae Of the | ntly eate i) —— eee - — end a helping hand across tlie fs mg >, Ch |for the account of various estates te an ‘ , Gre ntic, administration officials | , eyes " Ber ae apa husband, raced om neue in &/from a county roadhouse. peared for the i ees sointed out, how |} and trusteeships. With the King on a temporary | ; Brooklyn police station in good | others. Mrs. Rose Dempsey, 24. of ap py des As menor ne. Whee as : ae Substantial holdings of various throne was the (lueen an ‘i = ae 2 > geen ini - : qua eer » Presi oh | = d sur- = e3 ae ae ss spirits. 10387 Park place, St. Louis County, aha . S thes Sikes ene St. Louis brokerage - concerns, on rounding them members of thetr | 5 OS ll ‘ ——- Faints After Identification. ‘is in St. Luke’s Hospital Thousands ‘Judge Falkenhainer Orders| & ; | ee aga & “I'm sorry you were shot,” Mrs.}ter, 30. of 6733 Gaieunde aiendes| Seaiem Bre formerly. SS) ae . , or : ° . . siete : Soe . — Sees a . . , , ” _ , . oe : > wy mve been or © teal bone by FOR IMPRISONED HUSBAND The addresses of the Kine and “Worked Up” Charge Against “| = eo Cooney told him. the driver, suffered minor cuts | counsel for. Gordon Campoe?, peatration leaders, Mr. Cool. | Prince, pickee up by radio. were i (eS — ke Miss Helen Fogarty. another em- | email Deities - Montana oil man, whom Wheeler s warm indorsement of pro heard by more persons than have Former Patrolman Dismissed. a , aS * = ,ploye of the biscuit company, was Nutter. who was held at the Page | | is charged with representing before Is for further limitation caused | Wife of Man Who Gets Five Years | ever listened at one time to the 3 ea Ba carried from the room in a faint Boulevard Police Station pending | the Department of the Interior «ft mee Surprise. : Promises to Save $5000 on words of a British sovereign and ‘ = after making the identification. the i t ld -ost-Di |er he. became a Senator. Beaullou slays Revive Pepper Plan . | Sa ie vs lice will have to quit Boe : no . nquest, to a Post-Dispatch | k ay ppe 7 selling Dope. /his heir apparent. The police . ie peor or pana anraeee 30th the girl and her husband reporter of the accident He said said that, so far as he, ROW. reall wt hd ay «Meters ‘‘arrie loves her husband loves liundreds of thousands through- | liquor cases,”’ Circuit a es : corroborated statements of wit- his wife was out for the evening. (| ee — had papa la, tried to put “ ' daatation him even better than she loves her | out the British Isles heard their’: Judge Falkenhainer remarked to- ; eS. COONEY, Y.. nesses many times. In oone instancé,|and that he and’ Minnis. who was | Court "SS aie ana sea ‘ le 4 f > : yy ir "s voice , » fir ; : , ‘ ne eh Ree ee ‘hen a woman declared they had his cousin. decided + k id o ; . g . ; country. And now that her country | ruler’s voice for the first time. In | dav »rdering the State to nolle| — ——- -—-——_—___— — Ww "| a sin, “ide to take a ride. Mrough the Senate calling a new day in or s — taken $35 from her till, Cooney| They found their -way eventually | *" other services, he added, he ‘framing’ noliceman for 26 years. Doran re- ——— ~~ ; | hase gee lace her husband | London loud speakers had bee Maference to limit naval and air- | D&% Seen fit to place , minted Coe ee -harg selling liquor , ~ } ‘e k ‘n it | | behind the bars of Leavenworth | set up in the public squares. | pros a charge of sell pa qu JUDGE REQUIRES TARDY JUROR said they got only $17. In anotherjito the home of Mrs. Dempsev | would have rge yg: it. m ah al @ feneral understandin that tl © years , « | 4 'ease. when the witness’ insisted; who Nutter said was a divorcee. Ae Oe ee? ee fi stanc { 1a 1e | . * ae ' a ‘4 ing ‘ai ; The rank | queues of people were waiting at Lagai Lawrence Doran himself a : URT that the pair robbed his store of sumetimes known as “Mrs. Smith.’’ i : ‘going to fail him. When against Lawrence an, a | : - : . vern- dent did not think the present the various entrances to get~ a , $150, Cooney said, ‘Oh, no, we got From there they drove to the| ® Point of law tavelving 6. Sere tug) [kK isit, Carri is going ¢t ment permit and Wheeler replied, : re — " . ansas Visi > aril - Ss 46) iF 4 i , . : . aa oa See | ° J . - . se Raaig gama rs oe : place $5000 right into his hand, | When the gates were opened thou- | signed from the force on Feb. 23, | Man Remains Until 5 P. M. Thousands View Couple. ; one drink of wine, Nutter said, | eoelgan a ‘ le ges thing sands poured through ‘he turnstiles | two days after he had been arrest- | Although Not on a Case. one if T eaw it. Beal@ea. . toll wal appropri od Tse A Bsgen ree frank Smith. alias “Skin-tight’,|4@™d took up vantage points. In,ed and charged with selling a pint} (¢+)..uit Judge Mix has Theodore first legal battle in less than an/|rotten liquor.” On the way back, | 7 aa ppropriation bill was under the meantime the massed bands of | of whisky for $2. a felony. lh Holke. of 3203 North Newstead hour after she was half led, half |a speeding car with brilliant hea went to. do with any matter sie = , : . , . : : Ae { » » i . . « a y ng Oo , } n Vg . 4 — Spe soe ihe various regiments played selec- Whe » rae as called today sh of . . ceived the fis e-year sentence from | } : -~ | hen the case was ca ( miay, avenue loin wenance in his court | ; | Now that the President has indi- | Mons, as wel: as accompanying a! Doran, through an attorney, of- “ Me ete . f mt sarin: twa: house throngs at the Pennsylvania Term-|he declared, and forced him to | “@t involved the Government. s9 ' .| great choir of 10,000 voic | New uae a ae ee ” inal from the train which brought | swerve sharply. : - ’ ices under f llegal : : called p nent nfer . ¢ P . Pal , out blinking. A nd ( arrie., Wilo VW us : ai fered to plead gullty Lo ] ega pos- late Ww he Nn nis name Wis Ca ie : . : aa a —_ ‘ ; enc: as Soot Aas Ieu- the conductorship of Sir Kdw ‘d , ‘ ‘ . 5 , } her from Jac Ksonville., Fla., where Drive Did ’ Mysterious Letter. pes economic soit ety Renae neat . 4 al | session of liquor, but denied selling Monday as one of this: week’s jury she was cantured | r n't See Pole. . h , techie oy ae Narcotic Inspector (‘harles | weve pcpnesinnt 4 Nutter did not see the telephone Before today's manatee: er th Thompson meeting Mrs Smith | The people kept on pouring in hainer questioned the witnesses. It | mitted to absent themselves when | 4 e Senate's indorsement of gape al from all parts of London by scores “s ; ¢] t lice official had | , " wien 2 hearin (on™ pulled down over hi i$ face to | was in the rear seat with Miss ence with Blair Coan, an «mpioye . ' ' ; evelonec Ps | poiic 0 cialis le not actualiv engage I ' . . a " Pper resolution. ‘away. was all sympathy He want- | P jescape a battery of newspaper cam | Ford, saw it and attempted to leap. of the Republican Peg (‘om- — Se ggg . motor busses and private‘cars 4 ati ed to know h®w Carrie would man- eres i > 4 is home, 5205 En-/ Holke to remain in the courtroom |, ey eParations = settiement | : |feature of the attendance was an |‘. * pnt tae: : : 1 that Pr 3 t! | mmr the opening of court at 10 | a oe s ‘crushed when. the car's side struck | “framing” the indictment agals at Deen the Dawes pian “Mister Cholly,”’ was the familiar riget avenue, an re yin ag Several thousand persons, who |the pole. The other occupants were | him. Coan was in Montan. when , . po valge : . . 2 eany - |} dren marshaled by their teachers. | A\ithough the court's business 1s . ° 4 r r » . ‘ oon . . ~+e : > > « ss ,** . 1 i¢ a > . 7 a ee . » . . e publican Senators generally | "eP!Y: m going to be tru’ful with rhe great stadium presented a been detailed to make-a “buy | wegen a cesihetiedal sesidhcents x cheered President Coolidge on his; Nutter expressed regret over the | Throughout the session today, he . , So aS : ’ ‘ . ‘ - ; . ved of the President's plan | _|departure to Washington after hi8 |‘accident and declared. it would | sat at Sterling's elbow. is peddle dope. I mean to put me Iticolored attire of he Eganreither told f ’ very year ‘he . | - an’s : , chan: as be . : were quick to’ point out that it away $ every year. And when crowd which rose, and cheered went to Doran’s home wth another of ae L - = nen. net. tenwe: Mele ithe Associated Press, jammed the} jis a n assembler at the Ford plant questions Sout Campbell's permit was ill and wanted whisky. Doran |‘ #f Sei — sppearing at ple. Minnis was a machinist. . - ’ . Re ._ . , _ . i lK Ss . S Tr ‘ ; : , day Ste oO! a. : | mM that made President Wara- |! 4™- King George and Queen Mary as| sold him what remained in the bot- | a ie age goa we ae ing Sunday ere ing, wn the! CT MICHIGAN SEEKS RECEIVER he eshet.tee. witeese, 1 Soe | was that he was return | ,” ‘an interested spectator, grinned. 2) Ligar . , : : . ™ _ Some ene: it. 3e ‘e calling a jury, Falken- ane! Ordinarily jurors are per- > - . : ) wed efforts will be made to | t. Before calling a Jur: . | panei. rdinarily Jur » Following close behind ner, bis! pole, but believes that Minnis, who | Sterling held a whispered con‘er- [outside after “Skin-tight"™' was led af dsestal trai: say ° | speci: ‘ains and swarms o afin A \lix ae , ‘ed iy , ' as sell-/c Ss » Mix has ordered | os a Uverything dem nds. however, recely ed a tip that Doran was se] i asSes, but Judge li i .eras. came her tall companion i the ac tion causing him to he mittee. whic h Wheeler cses of , ‘xist for’ five le years. age to exist fo lean yea enormous number of school chijl- | ; eet a | Republica ns Approve. ary Patro!man BEganreither had a. Mm. UNTI ») DD. i. -onlv a fow minutes before had not hurled from the machine. the P indictment was returned, you. What I'm going to do NOW | variegated appearance with the | fom him. ‘clock.. Deputy Sheriff Walter a new armament conference, the Audge he | © Clocr, epuly ' ; address at the annual luncheon of probably “break up my homb.”’ He Sterling asked Beaulieu soda ‘man ‘Skin-tight’ comes out he's when the Prince of Wales arrived | ™an and told Doran the other man litions would\permit the irreat going to get every one ot those to the strains of the massed bands! -& lands. and said he proposed to * conference a success (tbree “Business as usual,’ commented | they drove up to the thrones spe-/tle for $2, the witness safJ. Doran |". : bile trip on ako. “Mister (holly. oe *, ' ell, we'll see,” cially erected for them. 'confirmed the fact that he had the ; night trom’ an a ae he se "| with her husband she admitted 12 | FOR : HOUSE OF DAVID CULT had not written a letter to Wheeler | »wn 35 miles! | Mw” Democratic attitude WAS OX- | : | describing several claims made by : . ; 1} ; » . . . ; " exhibition to his father. | ‘‘sick’’ man. but denied taking any oy eae Court Writs Dismissed, | Alleges eee Oce peo When Sect Campbell and telling what must he could “ | Seong anes® | FOUR TIMES FIRST ESTIMATE At oe onge:tuiness, tras unsatisfactory. | nies, the «illemcasnctrresttaaas and the/tained by trickery.” the ludge pine. fe ga wont ty on Holke served on detective escorts and ine the Associated l’resa, beat evidence of its contents, | e e * e ' ‘ > ys) ? . . , ; ; Had he been’ on dumbfounded thé police. Whatever! sT. JOSEPH, Mich. April 23. Rorah suggested. Sterling admit- Instrumentalities « “it of Royal and Sclect Mas- a ic +] ee ee already ofrered | Council o yal a Mas: —™,| Police shou cease framing” | anivw a fe Ss § ‘ourt- |, . : ' = ionly a few minutes at the c ‘kindled in the couple, whose baby | to put the question in slightly dif- > Benator ocenem . . ) AY * ¥ . | the magadldaaa or ee | 2 Kage Saggy ) The Real “ea was entered, and Doran | cat jin a case as juror. dispelled when Supreme Court Jus- | House of David at Benton Harbor “T @on't: Intend to eit here: ane fmament. seid. The Grand Council of Royal weed f : | ee FR Fadia Snir inti ate —— tice Geigerich dismissed the writs|In a petition filed in the Berrien | permit you to put primary evidence ( : Stam very much in fav f Longe. yet a ap igegyhellenatieante Builders ilar stand against “fr: so cee TRAFFIC COUNCIL T0 TEST and remanded both the girl and her | County .Cireuit Court by 0. L./into this record by any such means. Tron jae 1924, by 7, s office. mic and dis 83 pipe Ace | at Columbia yesterday. voted et nie mene; a sheng: liquor | husband to custody. Samuel I./gmith, Assistant Attorney-General. |as that.” he deciared. “You are ade Mark Reg, U. 8. Pat 4 armament confer- withdraw from the St. Louis Ma- re the men who own their : evidence the other day and let the | SPECIAL PARKING PLAN |: iekowitz of counsel for the ac-|the State. pursuing its announce (| destribing the contents of this let- defendant off with a 1-cent fine. : \cused, declared he sought to shield | course to break up the organiza-j|ter, so you must have it. If you *. but wit) oul ‘ . ; . economic 0 ae em sage of i sonic Temple Association and the ( homes. e , ee! there eTapers Body Will Take Up Issue on OF-!them. especially Mrs. Cooney, from | tion. asked that all holdings of the | have, the rest of the committee b@ no Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Ma-}) Substantial growth ts based Eeneral disarmame af ; : ) ‘ ts | bagnaee Sos aul ' ee ioe sad a at sons, also in session at ¢ olumbia, | on stability. A city grows JOHN COOLIDGE LISTENS IN dinance Affecting Washington, sweating” at the hands of the po- | colony, the value of which are es-| wants it.” are setiled no action ie be | es expected tonake similar action substantially only as its citi- Avenue Sections. ie lice. = |'timated to be “in excess of $50.- | “There is such a letter, but 1 , today. ; zens build for the future. Ky th Associated Presa The "| raffic ( ouncil tor ay { } In court the Cooneys denied they 000." he placed in the hands of a | have not really seen Ray Sterling Pen to dis arm.’ oe i , arki an | Officers of the three bodies were |. Chair ah ‘owth of St. ‘ ; istic . te Fores ge. airman of the reported here today as all being in) ) rhe healthy gro . John C. Coolidge, father of Presi- |on Washington avenue, between land it developed § that Cooney's The State bases iis petition on “Reading From Something.” Sa | gn Relations Commit- Columbia Dispatches from there i? Louis as a city of homes, ts dent Coolidge, walked half a mile| Fourth and Eighteenth streets, ib } T) as, had retained the | atleged fr ] hich it h | + | th d he as “heartily in favor . + . “tha creer due to the ow nership of land - : ’ . Dict n a - satis oolialh toed are | rotner, iomas, Na retain a ge: rauad,. W ‘ ! charges The Senator i« reading from . ' announce ie reason tor ‘ t the me oOo IcK rown, ajion May . to aee ark —. : » 1 os yroperty. . +} %ress ! ‘he e ' i: depen init metas selpags A cot it is, tor Wals) |'boulevard east of Spring avenue,|, ! ' Associated Press luncheon in New iof the day are best. Court then dismissed the writs. ' corporations are operated, The co!- “Tt's srivate memorandum.” pis, Tho « 1 (em.) Massachu- ‘are periodically increasing. The}. If vou have an eve on future « York. Coolidge remarked that the; On the day named no one may The Cooneys were taken to the ony was incorporated in 1903 a4 « T 7 “ A e, “Any omg : ‘original estimate was $1,000,000, prosperity, purchase’ well- \/ reception was perfect, but declined | park on Washington avenue, with- | |District Attorney's Office in Brook- the Israelite House of David, Coven ae oe t tell th d disa nat wil bring about | put that has now been increased to |; eT veal oot wl as on te. to comment on the matter of his|in the stretch designated, between |ivy to answer 14 counts In connec-| Church of the New Eve, body o!| a eee rmament is to be en- a total of $4,700,000, the dispatches ak pac ya Pong h--+ your || 90n's address. “I noticed that those |the hours of 7 and 10 a. m,. and De€-/+ion with the holdups. Christ In 1907.0 voluntary re- | potas sl tbie A he got it” asked ' ‘ — > "4°30 ¢ 7 | | rawey. “Benat i state. home or homesite now. Lo- newspaper men cheered him quite |tween the hours of 4:30 and % oa ligious organization was forme. ork ies. eoeworth (Rep.) New | Withdrawal of the two bodies is| cations and eS oe — )ia bit.” he added. i'm. Special traffic officers will be; Dr. Lowes a Harvard Dean. lenowh aa the leraciite House of pase no sige obviously in ' ry day over e ’ adi . i _ : | ! some confuaion. and finally said: : , ma any te ired eve There is no radio installation fnia uty to keep machines moving | ; é a e : 7 “lL think ie Presidcat te very with the understanding they w Post-Dispatch’s Real Estate | ae thetitide tome ty evden ne a PR cal ag ae Dr. John Livingston Lowes, for David. At this time, the Sale | serpy just a memorandum. 1 don't 6 suggest a esl ele | fulfill pledges already made to the columns during ie > 6 ag bet! , during these nhe¢ 'mer professor of English in W ash-| avers, members of the original col lentnt 8 te Senenne to tell wher Mference after the ssitaon am : ver |'Temple Association’ They will not} ie oe Frtcgeecpeeati en rs . Reve sata British Globe Flyer in India. _| ington University, pas been named/ ony turned over all their property | Tot it." bal ¥ ‘ epe Iblecte ’ cour ‘ rations, 1; Nt assume further obligations. Pledges |, Home eis ae a fg nee hd ; ‘ ae | dean of the Graduate School of|/to “King” Benjamin Purnell ani! thea) would be quite im-| have been obtained. for amounts] 9] being “bothered with it.” for the KARACHI, Bombay, India, April) |) ed University, according to a| his wife, “Queen” Mary. Purnelt | Until] the repar: ait / . Same reason a telephone, w *h | tl riated Press a parations and | totaling present estimates of cost, and nvesiment ne ee eee th rahe ete ae “ ! “4 gene Mact ——— | communication received at Wash-|is a fugitive from justice, and ha<| froin when any member of a? : : ti _ - a . - a flight | ington University. He went to Har-| been sotight for nearly a year ‘oO. committee gets any informe- Probie . er vireo dg an in. | te Was said at Columbia. ’ Week Calvin Coolidge was notified tast| aviator who, is attempting | tion bear! thi he shoul! ans who in- Ps , Oe a ft . ‘ a: St; * % » due n ng on s case the Pre ‘sident’s proposal, | Ottioers of oe core wae — ae ¢ Build Now ‘isummer at his father’s home of his | around the world. arrived here at | vard in 1918, after pao ty served | face statutory « harges brought by auawaint the rest of the commitice ® Norris of Nebraska: Willis of | om - we nef ’ scoraral 4 “ rar Bie Now - s* succession to the presidency was!6 p. ™. today from Bunder Abbas, ‘in W ashington University for nine two former girl members of the to prevent the withdrawals from] removed soon afterward. Persia. years. colony. ete Cesatinecd on Page 3, the association. ota inticinsldel alta eties “It seems to me.” Caraway re- on “"nge 2. Column 6. ™~ ~~ a * - - “Og la a a eo Zo