St. Louis Post-Dispatch
September 23, 1924

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WHERE SHE ’ THREW ME a : FA 3,—Ta-| PREVIOUSLY PLACED way on a short} bles compiled for the private in-| AT ABOUT 15,000 115-mile jump from San Diego, the | formation of the national political | globe-girdlers are expected to reach | organizations do not differ widely,| Plant to Be Padlocked for here early this afternoon, and the | despite the divergence of the esti-| trip around the world will be fin-| mates given out for publication. {| Yeap Dating From July 1 ished. | The tabulation of the electoral’ ° : sf At the edge of the sea the globe; vote for one of the organizations but Order to Destroy | | Brookhart, chairman of the nec flyers will drop down on to Clover | which was compiled from confi- | ° | Pate's Daugherty Investigating Gom~|clared today by officials of the/ Field, where they first hopped off | dential reports of the status of the, Equipment Denied. Pmitte, who is at Camp Perry, O-: |corps to be groundless, and it was’ on their history-making jaunt,! vote today, according to supposedly | | “Question has been raised as tO jasserted that they were not due to March 17. unbiased estimates, shows Mr.! Nearly 18,000 cases of real beer, | > the authority of anyone except thé/any prospective early use. of the! Escorted by a fleet of 150 air-| Coolidge and Davis only 27 votes instead of the 15,000 mentioned in| ® «chairman of the committee to call west coast force. : ships, including planes of the army apart, the first short 35 of the re-/| past accounts of the matter, were/ @ ameeting. You are in touch with| It is expected that the provis-/and navy from Rockwell Field and! quired 266 necessary for election|sent out by the Griesedieck Brew- | ® ‘4be situation and if you consider it /jonal regiment at San Diego will be!San Diego and Crissy Field, San ang the second lacking 62. It also) ery in the period in which, actus! @ ‘wivisable to call a meeting of the | brought to the peace-time strength | Francisco, the flyers will glide t>| shows La Follette 25 votes better;ing to Raymond B. Griesedieck., | 4 E palttes, I will ~ mead a pecyent ‘of two battalions. their home field, decked with the! off than anything either of the two/the brewing company obtained! oe This telegram was in reply to One | eee ee ae fairest flowers that could be col-| big parties has allowed him. Of, “protection” by the payment of $2 Zp Ashurst from ee wage -. wet GERMAN JALZ MUS'C TONED lected in California's southland ani! course, if these figures are not ma-,a case to Charles S. Prather, then | “He ‘the latter suggeste a snurst, ' surrounded by a crowd which may /terially altered by November the State Food and Drug Commissior- | - the only member of the committee | DOWN, DRUMMER HANGS SELF reach 100,000 persons. eredare aell goes into Congress. ler, and Heber Nations, then State PMn Washington, call a meeting. The. |- All night trucks with) It would not taxe any great flul-, Labor Commissioner. MBroposai is to reconvene the COM-)| nian want to Live When Prevent- |) -oUthern California blossoms trun-! tuation to throw the elention to ei-|; The new figure, 17,876 cases, ts aiitee to permit Gaston B. Means = .4 From Dominating Band With | 4!¢4 out to the field from communi- ther Coolffige or Davis; a shifting/ derived from the little red nots- }@o tel what measures were taken Drum and Cymbals. 'ties that had stripped their flower ‘of one or two of the big states; book from which Edward Wagn2;, ) by Attorney-General Daugherty, OF | py the Associated Press. ‘gardens to provide a gay and col-| woyld do it. The circumstances; brewmaster, testified yesterday in ?” Daugherty’s friends or agents, BERLIN, Sept. 23.—‘“The days|°0Tful welcome to the flyers. Irom that the ultimate vote possible for|the Federal Court hearing which | ‘to obtain the statement recently | of jazz music are gone, and, as San Pedro came a whole steamboat | La Follette is given in the table in-; resulted in an order padlocking the | Mee ee. Se Lea AERO RNe dex: erareseensewo™ * —Photograph by Ratliff, Mount Vernos, ™. MES. ELSIE SWEETIN. PARIS WATCHMAN mn adeb y Means repudiating his tes- | there is nothing else for me to do.) load of fragrant blooms. | dicates that the man who compiled} brewing plant until July 1 next. q @mony before the committee last I have decided to hang myself,” | Across a gigantic carpet of flow= | i+ leaned backward, for Republi- Griesedieck, vice president ani | Winter, Means, since his “repudi-| were the farewell words of Kurt|°™®: the flight commander and his cans and Democrats would insist} general manager of the brewery, in P etion” statement, is reported to | Kranzler. bass drummer in a Ber-.CO™Panions will taxi their planes. | that states belonging to their can-/ hfs statement to Federal officiais jhave said he is willing to offer neW/3{n jazz band. Above the re*urning flyers will | qigates are included in the third! last March, said the brewery paii Avidence along this line. Kranzler was discharged be-|804F the welcoming squadrons, | party column. $1 a case for protertion, and esti- % | cause he persisted. in dominating 47oPPing over the aviators gar- How States Line Up. ‘mated the total of payments at ithe band’s performances by too lands of roses. The tabulation follows: /$15,000. Wagner's testimony, from. , . his little book, indicates that the + ; -/Ssum was $17,876 if payment was ] Say Means Let Trap for | Daugherty. 'Ivet i a ° | gifts “ pematement of eae aoe “4 me from a tree in the Grunewald. oo ae Connecticut etter to John W. Davis that; | aaa. Delaware ment on the same charge. The dates shown by the brew- i wed renodiated his testi-| JADANESE T0 ATTEMPT Tonight Lieut. Smith and his mortda master’s notebook for the output, Fanony about him before the Senate | /comrades will be guests at a re- Georgia TRANS - PACIFIC FLIGH _| of real beer from the Griesedieck | 2 ' z . ’ " ~ ; ‘Ba mmittee last spring, revived in- | ception and dance given at Santa lian ' ' | Tokio to London Hop Also Planned | ‘plant in 1913-24 fall into three| - . Monica pier. % .st in the charges against the) | p Idaho That May Be Extended to Globe | 7!!! > periods. The first is from May 15) . 3 omer Attorney-General At the dance to greet the flyers cian | = 3 . ae , a ’ «+ | Lllinois fy aa > : +0 Pe. ne ‘ Pe ed, ‘ - | edo was head of it. ~ pepo he SAYS VOLSTEAD LAW DOES vada or Arizona, and insist that/June 19, 1072; June 20,1080; June which probably will keep him on > that Selina some of his rag mg oh hte Kad Ss | they have at least an equal chance! 22, 1110: Aug. 22, 1166; Dec. 6, In the Want Ad Columns the move until election day. Mrs 4 ein approached him In ws thes eue ; i La Follette will aid the Senator ae gle : edne y; | t fight looks pretty even among the | 1380; Feb. 15, 1388 and Feb. 21, tractive offerings at at- with a series of speeches during seatner tne v7 eee hee pena etre Ah Governor-General Note rar gy War |three candidates. 245. tractive prices. ~ o augherty. It, like : t to Have U. S. Con- Claims Follet vad little green house on K street,’’ | east — por- | sul Nottfied to That Effect. te a asian es the “pe a Whatever your preference, em tcribed before the Senate | tion — | oe || By the Associated Prove. lette crowd has issued a statement / the Government applied for an or- retey Sige agtoe waging Sc Aig -mMmittee as the sce f various Illinois Fair . MANILA, Sept. 23.—Governor- find something that ap- cene of va Shion emda bed | Sea, sept. a i today sent Prophesying that the third party|der closing the brewery for one |General Leonard Wo tide was still on the rise and would | year, under the nuisance clause of your purse. selection—see the dealer promptly. These bargains will find buyers quickly, ‘ cans The Post-Dispatch faith anaes in which Jess ae caranadniny: | Wood today sen } . vaiadh . ' blegram to the war . ; Duckstein, according to Means,| warmer Wednes- A omy Washhington requesting ni — SS onan ty rE the Volstead act. ‘ oe ee “Sve him assurances that if he | day and in north- that the American Consul at Hong- re no — — n ; - be mg naa eae ES ne a + | Fould sign a confession that he had | ern portion ‘o- kong be advised that the provisions oe Taek cae . ws ples was ay aes oe opie featineg falsely, a way might be| nigh. of the Volstead act are not applica- oe Tiinets. 2 Pom goes me day, after e - tes w 0 le to the Philippines because the | *°5° noi, an ° lation shown in the brewmaster’s . still to be fought for between the testimony. John C. Dyott, special to postpone the hearing of| Sun rises Wednesday mn, deal from his conviction in|gets tonight at 5:37. islande are classed as unorganized) assistant Attorney-General, also “auor cases and that ultimately . Pardon might be obtained. While was going on. Means sald, an- Stage of the Mississippi River at St. Louis: 9.6 feet at 7 a. m.: fall of .4. Missouri at St. Charlies: 12 fect, a fall of .2. as territory of the United States. Recently the Consul refused to grant bills of health to ships carry- |ing liquor to the Philippines. Secretary of State Hughes has been selected to lead the first Re- Continued on Page 3, Colamn 4. asked an order for the dismantling of the plant, but the court or The Perfect Market Place