St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 30, 1924

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ie | “a ~~ ww: . . PFET ee, eh BE aa Pee 7 pacts : a -_- ene a 7 ere “3 oe ae Be +4 - ak | uc ee t : i” a — ~~ cc cc ttt ta a ts — — " — " —_— ee Bennett Hill, Miller Special. LONDON, May 29.—Upon the ’ . | * * . TO MAKE A BIG HIT ov - FRANKS CASE interpretation of one word in the Mrs. Grace Fendler’s Claim |Purchases Policies Totaling | Harry Hartz, Durant Special. uec—one-=raca estima i IN SL Nitsa ce EE ) | Y | peace treaties of the Trianon and | . : © ye ‘| Tommy Milton, Miller Special. re RIGHT UP SLAP HIM ON > : fog Germaine, with Austria and)! That “Bird of Paradise” $220,000, Providing for Ira Vail, Vail Special ca | Pri , | > R i Di C a M ] GIVE ; ’ | ungary, hangs the disposition of | Pe ae | Jerry Wondérlich, D Spe- | ~ . MENTION MY NAME. an estate worth more than £20,-) Was Plagiarism Is Up- Payments of $10,000 to cial. ee eee mcipa Sin USSE ivorce aSe | TURN THE WORLD OVER > aw ? 000,000, normally nearly $100,000,- | > ae . || Earl Cooper, Studebaker Spe- |/ | SOMETHING For You Bevis, Interrogated All | 000. | held by Judge. Family if Any Are Killed. | cial. . i || Joe Boyer, Duesenberg Special. LF IR pak eS ., eee te ee OO Ow ee ee | iy i : | An American syndicate, which | a - ~- Night Regarding Glasses, inc'uces Frank A: Munsey and} . [| Ernie Ansterberg, Duesenberg e. i vi Se H. Snaries H. Sabin, of the Guarantee| PLAY WAS MOROSCO’S COOPER LEADS AT | Special, | eS ae tee hte, SERS ater eta > yal ys e Lost Them rust Co., is heavily interest-/| | Pete Depaolo. Duesenberg Spe- 5 ole RR ia Ee eee TA eg OE ) | _— ed\in the estate. The property was. EARLIEST SUCCESS | 400-MILE. MARK | cial. | Stet. ae a ae Re EE So oR RS Ee ey: | i wet aT | t | 1 = - Dane oa ) ‘4 7 % Si : 7 a ) * Se % a *, is es ws » eae | ? aes ‘ aes | { Zs When Studying Birds. | formerly that of Archduke rred- | | | omer, Special. on “ts LIL.» Corum, Duesenberg Spe- erick of Austria and he contends it io Ce ee ~ still is. His estates in Czecho-| cial. : : | | $ : : & eS : - , . —— 3 mh we See oe - PER ie Slovakia Jugo-Slavia, Poland, Italy Accounting Expected to Closely Pressed by Murphy | Cliff Durant, Durant Special. eee BS oo 2% aS es eh Meer eee MES og | a HIS FRIENDS ASKED and other places are being held by | Sho in Si PI | d C 140 000 ~ | Jules Ellingboe, Miller Special. 2 a: a a oe 3 eg oe, « a 3 - ps oe Bf AS TO MOVEMENTS al » s0vVernments under the | Ww Ear nings oince ay an orum— ’ ce | agin McDonogh, Milfer Spe- : . oy : o * | 2s » 4 3 “4 Jo = : oe ae a : : 4 ER. a 3 4 The treaties provide for the con- a Was Put On of More Contest— Tommy Milton. =a Ellitt, Miller Special. *° |! #*: fee Ro iia aa | ee ee, scation of aW tne property | | Bu Hunt, _ Barber-Warnock ae ae ae eS “y % ee REN | Than $2,000,000. Quits After Mishaps. Special. 3 age f ; o e. — . rs Re i. iss oP 4 %, eek : ‘y “eta Not M tioni Pep 8 . certain royalties. The~ ~ 0 des Typewriters and Letters | °°" | Fred Harder. Barber-Warnock version declares the estates of | | . . PE ve a 4 Special. Rint s Be i “te, Nae é e b Police In Inves- members of the “reigning famils et | P : Big Re Fe ke REE Se ce esolu Tak F y eemeer ice ae |S 2 ag: "1 . naped May 21. was found, were] jjgqee from each country and altemp to assert herself, in 1912.|/ine. He was in eleventh place | House of Commons every phenom- | § oe eee a Baas vy . ing Every Possible © his and that he lest them avhile/ third selected by the two, have | when the play opened here as aj/@t t ®time. Frank Elliott went jenen demonstrated to Air Ministry | 3 a eS ia : PS ie we . Ae | of Tribunal The | been set up. The Archduke's claim great success. It introduced Ha-|fUF ™ his 149th lap because of a experts y Harry Grindell-Mat- So — oy ee SRE RE ee, . has already been filed with the!wali to New York. “Romance in| ?roken gas tank. thews with his “death ray” Cam : i * ca , court established for, Czecho-Slo-| new and fascinating surroundings,” | p. ~, s ; iw, Bete Sa es e a : (Copyright, 1924.) Wert and the glasses were found) . ivi, and will be filed with that lone critic said | ye ee ve _ | be repgoduced by the experts} ae eee ae | get. iil oN wy, the’ Acapclated Prone ‘ee papebe oe ~ le rr asiys: | SPBEDWAY, INDIANAPOLIS, > oe wes a | ee 3 pas ee *. WASHINGTON, May 39, Gome distance away. of Jugo-Slavia. | After seeing the play Mrs. Fen- themselves. This statement cone | OS 4 Pere. ae nee | et P | Ind.. May 30.—Earl Cooper clung 4 * eee ae ) oS osals for American adherence eget lop oda pa [ G B B |dier went to the United States Dis-|to the lead at 350 miles in the |Siderably reduced newspaper and| @ Bor _— . . e & ur co PH GOING | helding me,” Leopold said, “I was JUD E AG Y ACQUITTED trict Court and told Judge Mayer! tweifth annual 500-mile race at the|parliamentary excitement over the | > —— . 4 ae ta ae m the Wor ourt ntin se its dissociation from the PLAY ma ; ' c nae line Mabe play to Oliver Morosco in Los An-! with Jinsmy Murphy less than al|p : OO ESE Pie PO aa Bs y of Nations were spurned by ; : bs } dt : , . : . ss d ‘ chia ‘ are ime o a ce ONESOME ~ ; 5 or. ee |Reles in 1910. She called it “In/ minute behind. L. L. Corum came | “wr ed ‘e % iii 2 , dent Coolidge in his Memorial | was found and it is quite probable | proparte ‘Judge at Fayette, Mo.,| Hawaii.” She believed he must! charging along 1 minute and 25). When he demonstrated his in- The Hon. John Russell, his wife,|)>~ @2°" " ot know Special to the Post-Dispatch | her rejected play, she said, and/ gg 9} miles an hour. This average | BY se : ee sed Be Taken. Cooper, riding as if the luck |‘ or in the subufbs. 1922, a jury found Mrs. Russell 12-Inch Snow in Wyoming. by all its citizens who are wort a oe 86§ 4 : - Three women and a man were | ‘enation suit. reveals ex- ¢| Grossman and Voorhees, attorneys|‘hroughout§ the --country had |‘ ‘o - ) OH 1TusT ) ‘ ? aliena vaiues in the last 20 years to agree regarding the unidentified | fall of from 12 to 18 inches was | union by armed force. ‘ ; lative in buying well-located . on the case. 50,000 | She did not know that House,|°arms supplied him by rave fans not guilty of illicit relations with | ¥ the Assaciated Press. serious attention. No one 4 arrested in an apartment last night traordinary tactics adopted by | for Tully & Morosco, already hz meg ra him fortune, ied when the |‘ has been great. It has made DASHED /“ @ by detectives, who found a small a millionaire family to banish §| Planned an appeal and hope 9 | half-way mark was passed. |? those who bought 20 years >| man. This actfon at first @agireported, from the vicinity of seriously considers wit Ys y 4 Portable typewriter and a quantity |?) omen who married into it (| Show another court that there iy a| Cooper was pressed closely, how- | ago, financially independent. {| called a mistrial and another was/| Evanston, Wyo., late last night. - {from ft. But it is"hot OFF 1 : of paper similar to that on which |, mr : -a) ‘i fatal flaw in her claim to author-/ever. by Hill and Murphy. who!>? 5; held in the divorce court last year, . . aan Paaae aaa it should be free from ; ; | ithout its approval. , | , did buying oppor- iT the ransom demand was written. PP (jship. The flaw lies in the inabil- were in the same lap with him and | ar Bhs ges my A tor sale from §j]When Russe won. The trial was WREATH ON WILSON’S TOMB must be apPtoved and sug Wo a S% , Mrs. Roderick Wolfe, Miss Mar-|$ Mystery of Spendthrift Princess »|ity:of Mrs. Fendler to produce the;in second and third position, re- |: day to day in the a carried through the Court of Ap- a national spirit. Our e. . | Raret Smith of Cleveland, Porter G. | Who Died Poor in a Queen's ' Loriginal manuscript which she sub- | spectively. ‘ ta gga ae 5 eh ‘ ‘ petls to the Heuse of Lords. Rus- , Ellis and the latter's wife, and Miss | Bed — Washington md New | ss pacar Dy Morosco in 1910 or a true Cooper's time for the 250 miles | ( mete mr of fortune | for (| Se!! is the heir to Lord Amphiil. 4 . 4 es Jean Mason were held for question- |} York were dazzled by her pa. copy of it. was 2:31:51:53. an average ) those who wisely invest. . : : sentimen sectional | : | Thieves at Work in Lasor. ae ing by the police while Wolfe and | geantry. Years later came {; She admitted the play which she/| 98.78 miles an hour. The s a nem Special Cable = — Post- owl wre WASHINGTON, May 30.--Inau-|not harmiers because it 7 Smith are held in Indianapolis. The |) financial eclipse, and she has ) submitted to the court in evidence; Previous average time for 2 : —— jen gy olumns care. { ) CAIRO, May 29.—It is reported | S™4T@ting what is intended to be aniarmed. Resistance to tae Only occasion for their interroga- been laid away in-an undistin- (| was copied and recopied, but she| Miles was made in 1921, when it | > she dealers or, owners for }/ from Luxor that thieves have brok- annual custom on the eve of Me-jauthority of Federal nw tiorl, the police said, is that Wolfe |? wished grave. >} said it was “substantially the | Was 94:02 miles an hour. i? terms af purchase. You and syen into the buildings of the New moria! day, the District of Colum-/ nocent because it is not drives a gray car of the kind be-{' ' _ 4) Same.” Cooper. was compelied to make | Avni ey A el A. & >| York Metropolitan Museum ¢ j.| Dia department of ,the American) panied by secession. We" | ‘ Placing a Dollar Value on 4 Girl's | The defense then called attention | his first stop in the one hundred | ' on to read the Post-Dis- {/tion at Deir-Kl-Dahari. Detafis of Legion at sundown yesterday | more definite realization thy placed a wreath on the tomb of/on country mus stand lieved to have been used by the kid- | . napers. There is no definite suspi- Good Looks—The unusual story to the fact that Mrs. Fendier made! and fifth lap. Murphy then took!) patch's Real Estate «olumns ee theft are not available bere. | WPdrow Wilson. A brief service; gether. and that it is the | 1 ¥ 3 4 . | ’ " > + x ho, aftgr auto ac- her first complaint 191? , the lead with @lill in second place. now. , * hapa , rdine ( of a beauty who, Plaint in 2, ‘two I Key “J j Rye Any of them, aevarmse hy driver : tt! | Cooper was away again in one es kn conducted by the Rev. Hughithe Government to pr ; YS he je we ot sal ths a 4 is» geident, sued the wea years after submitting her manu prey police, who atidiajse that, n for $500,000, ‘| acript and immediately after secing | ™inute and 35 seconds. amid the The Post- Dispatch | croctlings anon abs Neo Cardi E. Aya chaplain of the depart- cf erent each part and i ; na Browns’ morning | ment. | oft tized to remember t o> impo te the portance now ‘is attached to ),the Tully play. The defense want-! CTrowd's cheers. | One Big Want Ad Directory | games will be found on Mn. Wilson was a member of/| myst be first of all an J ishing from the city. Heath now = pe the ac tte hte ane Tn iv in Loureville kh \ , ee ee Continued on Page 3, Column 8, Continued on Page 3. Colamea tI. PPP PL ALP LN PL tg a ~~ 7 ‘ ig. | egy | : | : ' ; 7 es s acts of Charies T. Weath. former |< _ kk , . Coone drivi he - oS St. Louls 3 dr | ae GI »'ed to know how much the Tully | oper, riving at etter t an |} t. Ae e¢ 2. ; Uggist. in taking drugs and van- Order Your Copy Today {| play might have infiuenced Mrs /100 miles an hour. swept into the!) The Perfect Market-Place ° iH page 20 of this edition. ; i Washington Post of this} “Only one | oa | i Cont on