St. Louis Post-Dispatch
August 15, 1924

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ies | PPO RE Oper SR rrr res bor emer retry: a = gs : 5 eS 7 i 3 + > oe . -s yh a oe T- LOUIS POST- DISPATCH The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service DP , LIA LALLA ATER N,N ee, LEN kn LBW Ram em 8 rapes £s ia 7 > - ‘o +.* " ‘Salle PAS ee oe, oe ~ ee ee By ell ag. ) a al] een a oe. pe . C 4 4 at . J . - * 4 Po 4 "Sa : a ar Oe 3 iy J ~ Good Agents Increase Sales 411 Agents Wanted Ads printed in the POST-DISPATCH during July. COMIC PAGE THURSDAY AUGUST 14, 1624, MORE than ALL the other 8t. Louis newspapers COMBINED! Post-Dispatch “Helps” Solve Selling Problems A le ee_ ee ST, LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 15, 1924—32 PAGES. NEW CHEMISTRY CENTRAL BODY OF SUDDEN FORTUNES OF CHARACTER’ GERMAN SOCIETIES MADE BY BUYERS. NV FRANKS CASE, FOR LA FOLLETTE. OF GERMAN BONDS my |) | MY SER ee |Loeb-Leopold Experts’ Find- |Indorsement of Independ-| These Securities May Drop which was desirous of a dishon |, ings Declared Not Incom-| ent Ticket by Delegates) Quickly, but Orders to patible With Health or} Representing 100 Organ-| Invest in Them Swamp Normality. izations Is Unanimous. € A TALNNESS AND Ged ESTRAIN MARK ® THE COOLIDCE } NOTIFICATION | “Government Doing Best @ itt Can to Punish Any | and All Wrongdoing,” | President Declares. | ER—By FOX i i 4 2 ee y ‘ eer y hs ‘ ly +3 ry A, Was a m” — oe ‘ A nt Baby Killed at Forest Park ns 2 eS ~ ait 4 ‘ee! . R " « & a] ay PRICE 2 CEN CORONER HOLDS WOMAN DORNER. aes : Tia Lhd gi WHOSE AUTO Toe yy Pe rt ae ys He 4 ‘ > tos MR BR Re 7c, | nese After Child ls Rumag YIELDED $200,000) : i a. troduce a budget system, te cut to purge the rolls, to make enormous down taxes, pav MOST OF MEMBERS REPUBLICAN VOTERS “CHARLATANS EXPLOIT ENDOCRINOLOGY’ re Down at Forest Park. _. 4 2 tl oe | ductions in the publie debt, and to lay firmer foundations for the | peace of the world. That is not | the way of dishonesty. The Govy- But wrongdoing The ple of this country hate corrup tion. They They know the law will be e ‘ « DIES IN HOSPITAL — 9 3 JY Joseph B. Olian, 72 Years 4 Old, Suffered Fracture, . of Skull When Struckt & PROPOSES NEW "ARMS CONFERENCE | “We Have Come to Point Where Party Lines Mean Little to Us,” Says Presi- dent. ndivia. || Relations of Ductless ' Glands to Mentality Fur- ther Discussed by Stafe’s Alienist. Money Being Made, Not by| © OI RE ee ee a ae Rich, but by Poor—Many | — I Pate ee oe : Pe ae Advise Against Pe : | PEA RES ernment is sound. uals charged with are being prosecuted. peo Houses 4 % rh ~ | know my position. ° ® Praises Conduct of Foreign Buying. Affairs and Finances — “Duty of Citizen to Obey | forced. | Wherever there have been sus By the Associated Support of the La Follette- | CHICAGO _Endocri-| ; Wheeler Independent ology, the new “chemistry of | i Prees Aug. By Leased Wire from the New -_ , , ; ' 15. picions of guilt, involving mem Progressive York Bureau of the Post- “s “oe — briety, calmness and moderateness. (Copyright, 1924) - THE WIFE. iS AWAY - sz ha / Which is as long as any politieal | Uproar can be genuine—by the ef- | Carry it on, as it is done at con- ) faced the audience with waving » “rms never will get a job in the | administration 7 iy A 74 ; i " ; i fi é Palen, with 1 / < boulevard to the Laclede Pavilion, © 7 Burgin and her daughter, testified that a motor cycle, which speeded and his wife and apparently, Mrs. — 3 - ot tye 4 Bah, ao though to catch up with her small 3 he He “ . ve fa 7 ne t..? ee TR Ge ARY A 1 1a (ee a eo fe. mre. mi ‘ Ae al Homer Hisey of 5740 Kingsbury - pt, ce Big At ne 7 three fractured ribs, lacerations of oo: ie 4 es ; and sounded her horn for them, but that the passing motor cycle Other motorists took Mrs. Burgin os to Barnes Hospital | where the child died at 3:50 p. m , he hea Shey v ? ie ie ed that Olian stepped directly = Pa 4 aA oA ee ry oe er} Joseph B. Olian. 72 years old; at 2 1246 Aubert avenue, died at Jewish Hospital at 2 a. m. today from & 8:30 p. m. Tuesday, when struck by ag