St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 11, 1925
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eS ee ee 4 “ ‘ at r . SUNT _ SUNDAY. JANUAR JANUARY 11, 1925. THO 707-709 N, Mon.-T ues. Steak =f Round Smoked Hams, | io Whele or half alone has MORE CITY Circulation PAIR SAID TO HAVE ADMITTED SCORE OF BANK ROBBERIES Springfield Police State Men Con- | fessed to Part in Southern Tilinois moteups. Special to the Post gaat Jan. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH FIRE TRAPS, SAYS "rz Srooy HIGHWAYMEN Gf LOFT omen SIS PILLS 2 of bank robberies in Seuthern Ill- | nois running over a half a million dollars was said to have been elicit- | wy the Associated Press. | | Valon e t to Be Sent | | to Iron Mountain, Mich., ed last night by Springfield police | IRON MOUNTALN, Mich from George Musick of St. Louis 10.—Scientific equipment va: ued acl a _ , 97 Years In| msuR NC St. LOWS fos GLASSES) For far and "see yesterday frame, testing f of Chicago armed | |; with the fastest cameras avaltilab!s will also work from the “shack.” Dr. S. A. Barrett, director of the! Milwaukee Museum, ennounced to- | rictures of the eclipse. These pic- ® ‘tures, he said, wil) be used for | scientific and educational purposes’ | only. ' NICARAGUANS WANT MARINES Request They to Be Kept at Mana- cua Until Constabulary Is Formed. Sy the Associated Press. MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Jan. 10.— The Nicaraguan Government has | requested the State Department at | Washington to allow the American | marines to remain here until] some p: ovision has been made for the es- tablishment of a constabulary simi- lar to the Philippines, Porto Rico, ’ . _ Haiti or Santo Domingo forces. It is generally believed the imme- | diate withdrawal] of the marines would cause conditions here similar to those in Honduras. | —————— ae eee ee i ee 'drawn revo |Was carrying the bundle of curren- of Mexico, A. J. Fitzsimmons of St. Louls, Frank L. Forlow of Webb City, W. C. lerce of Maryville and Charles E. Rendien of Han-' nibal, will not in their report rec- |ommend legislation looking to a / bond issue to provide adequate fa- ‘cilities for the care of the ithe matter has been discussed by) | them. insane Col. Fulkerson said that modern) hospitalization wags impossible in} the antiquated buildings and that. while the best possible was being | done under the conditions, it was | realized by the board members that} proper care of the unfortunates was) rot being given. “The usual custom of each de- partment of the State's activities being compelled to tmportune and harrass the various Legislatures! cS in turn to be granted from ne-' ssity th bare emergency de-' in time, of course, results a deteriorated condition with the plants, and finally reaches the point where some real cometructive, policy must be had,” he said. Bond Issue Discussed. In following out this thought !t | has been suggested there shou!d be | a rea) constructive building and improvement program running over | |& period of years, by having a com. | ,Ppetent commission make a survey of the entire properties and outline | of $10.000.000, and which would | put the institutions out in the front rank with any state in the Usion. and relieve the necessity of the biennial solicitation of funds. “This would doubtless contem- plate, among other advanced ideas. the erection by the State of a gen- Bring this ad and receive 6 record selections with your purchase Monday. Cabinet Model Good tone; mahog- any Gnish, —_— OS GREP. cepececes: Victrolas all Radio Sold on Widener’s eral psychopathic hospital where patients could be sent for observe- ition and treatment before comm ‘ment tir an insane hospital. present hospitals should be so ar- ranged and classified as to have ‘each equipped to treat and care for specific aliments and not fit- es i tf -f physicians to be capable of aé@- mintstering to the varioug and nu- merous afflictions of a mixed pe- tien? population. "Tt {s estimated with some de. ine in the clase cf merely senilitv and rot dif*cult eontrol. but by virtue. present arrangements of hosp!talt- i7ation. euch patients can only ‘reated with eaual cepionage and ''netructions as the most tneorrict- to *reat or _ Sle and violent patient on the ward } /Thts. of course. working a great hardshinr on both claeses of patient. “It may seem untimely te eug- | vest @& program pre*rrtious encudh | ‘o demand a bond ‘nasue. bu? when | reward+d from the point of econo. | — expediency alure. tmpelting | ‘reasons stand out with amnp'e evi- ; "ence of fustification of the ~~" Ind - ees of the sv.crestion.” | the vi touring car and divined that a hold-/|° ito it |}apparently the highwaymen had no a building plan and program with | a general total cost estimate which | ;could be met by a bond issue, say | ex- | pect a sta’f of a timited number | gree of accuracy that approxu!ma’* e- | you much longer if Iv 40 per cent of the (inmates of tin-| 8 sone bhoenitals are rewarded as be-| infirm | under tha! men arrived at the scene the men held up two employes of the Barn- 2090 South Com- and escaped wit hart Mercantile Co.. mercial street, $1991.50, which had just Grawn from a bank to meet weekly pay roll at the pian The hurried improvised net, laid in an effort to genare the robbers, was the result of an anonymous te!- been the ‘Ulkerson! aay he will attempt to make motion | ePhone call to Police Headquarters a few minutes before the holdup oc- curred. Someone had seen three suspicious characters crulsing about ; cinity in an-unlicensed Buick up might be attempted. Four squads .Of police were assembled and sent to the district to “‘beat the robbers | " The plan almost worked, for knowledge of the proximity of the, police when they committed the ‘robbery. John H. Renne of 3533 Lafarette avenue, superintendent of the Barn- hart company. and John L. Gerlach, cashier, had drawn the money from the First National Bank and were within 150 feet o office walking down Elm street, when the robbers drove up to the curb beside them and stopped. One remained at the wheel while two. masked with handkerchiefs. got out with lvers. Gerlach, who f their cy hidden under his arm, was forced to hand over the money. The robbers then re-entered the Buica and sped away. The machine was scarcely out of sight when the po-/| ‘ice appeared. | Patrolmen throughout the cfty| and East St. Lou!s were immediate- ly notified to keep a lookout for the |. unlicensed Butck. which was said ‘> he almost new | RED PEPPER HEAT. QUICKLY ENDS PAIN Rheumatism, lumbago, neuritis, backache, stiff neck, sore muscles, strains, sprains, ach- ing joints. When you re ‘suffering, so you , can hardiv get around, just try Red Pepper Bub. Nothing has su eh concentrat- ed, penetrat- ing heat as red peppers, and when heat pene- trates right down into pain and con- relief comes at once. Just as soon as rou apply Red Pep- per Rub you feel the tingling heat. In three minutes the warmed through and through the torture is gone. Rowles Red Pepper gesti on spot is and sore Rub, made .from red peppers, costs little at any drug store. Get a jar at once | sure to get the genuine, Be ith the name Rowles on every package. PIMPLY? WELL,OON'T BE: |S vopse Notice It. Drive Them ‘Off With Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets. A pimply face will not embarrass f you get a pack- of Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets. e skin should begin to clear after you bave taken the tablets a few | nights. Cleanse the blood, bowels and ‘liver with Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tab | tote, the successful substitute for | ealomel; there's no sickness or pain after taking them. | Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets do that whieh calomel does, and just |as effectively, bat their action is gentle and safe instead of severe | and irrita : Neo one who takes Otiwe Tablets is ever “dark Drews taste.” o had ess. “no good § feeling liver. Dad dispositian li, net eonetipation. torpid or pimpiy face Olive Tablets ere a pirely veretahle compound mized with olive oil: you wil] anew them by their olive color Dr Edwards epert years semong pa | tents afflicted with liver and bowe! com | pleinte end OTiwe Tablete «are the tre- meneely effectire rean it Take one or two Nightiy for a week See hew much better you feel and look. ISe and 30c. said ' - torneyr, J Bec ker, er, chairman of the, City C-ntral Commit-: go to Jefferson City to- morrow for the two-fold purpose, of attending Governor-elect Bak- er's inauguration Baker a list of appointment to the Ei on Boards hers. Becker conferred with Jefferson City Wednesday and itted a to him. From this Limself prepared, a third which to the City upon his return, to its preference. Alien C. Orrick, an attorney, is to be Baker's persona! choice of ths Police to succeed Philip H. Brock- Harry Wi former As- Attorney-General; George former member of the Legis- and Arthur J. Fruend,. et- and a close friend of Bak- er, are strongly mentioned for ap- pointment to the Election Board. Willis men available for Police and ect Baker in .3 > i,Bt - one he ora ¢? we Se & & present for the presidency; Board man. sistant Eige! lature " 807 ~ *s —~_-—= - —-- oer USE SULPHUR Td HEAL YOUR OnIW ~ For unsightly skin | eruptions, rash bletches on face, ' t » und securing from| through the Mercantil shipping fa sub-)| | haussive ‘here to enable his sgn ig haé eold did oF pimportant |George E Van Hagen. president ot ithe Standard company. and ercver associates were here Friday. com. pleting the acquisition of the new works They have acquired Trust Co. eight and one-half acres additiona! vee adioining the plant, for more buildings and amplification of cilities. Van Hagen said that labor conditions here thoroughly satisfactory after an ex. investigation He said that additiona) machinery. to be installed within $0 days, vil! than double the output The Standard company desired a plant more economica! freight and were found supply of the St tory with etee) forgings The plant here has spectalized tn product> for railroads and kindred indus- tries Thomes R. Akin, president of the Laclede Stee] Co. explained that the line handled by the plant not coin cide with the line of the parent l company, but that enlargement of | the St Louts Forgings plant wou'd create a larger outlet for certain Laclede products. with advantage to his company Akin sald the purchasers were prominent tn the stee) industry and that thefr com. | ing here way welcomed as it served to make the district a more tmpor- tant market. : An official of the Mercantile Trust Co sald he knew of other metal concerns which. had arranged to locate or are con neck, arms or rp berets locating here. you do not have wait for relief from | torture or em a little MenthoSul- phur and improve- ment shows next day. Because of its germ- destroring properties, nothing has ever been found to take the place of ur preparation. he moment you apply it healing Only those who have bad bles can know the this Mentho-Su upbur brings. | Even fiery, itching eczema {s dried right up. Get a small jar of Rowles Menthe Su _— ir from any good druggist and use like cold cream. hie sinh (ii.5 supa eCIns, : > ] unsightly skin trou de ight — ADVERTISEMENT Getting Skinnie Every Day Hollows in Cheeks and Neck Grow- in Deeper Every Week. mm a Something Must Be Done and Done Right Now—Quick. thou men-—vres, sands of thin. and women, are getting discouraged—are giving up all hope of ever being able to take on flesh and look healthy and stre ens of run- down too— = All such people can stop worrvin and st art to smile and enjoy life mght now for MeC or’s Cod iver Oil Con . weak and > o uraged, On 1S in five and now . *..7 “od siver Ou 4 11 of Fl italiz- ing, flesh producing vitamines, but | many people can’t take it because its horrible smell and fishy taste | and because it often upsets the stomach. MWeCoay ets are as an’ in ounde in you for at Cod Liver OU] Cempound Tab- easy to take ae candy. and if person dont gain at least 5S 7) days your druggist wil! give our money back—and only 60 cents ‘) tablets Aaek Wolfl-Wiisen. Season Bros. Drug Co. or jet anvwvere Bur De sure to get MeCoy's. the origi. ne and genuine. and bear in mind that for hin, sickly kide they sre wonder?u!—a« very sick “hild—age 9. gained 12 pounds ~~ % . any live pharm ment, declares a noted | skin specialist. Apply) | hanged. death penalty Court, Gov. Judge | & Delph Drug Stores Enderle Drug Ce... | AGGIE MEYERS OUITS PRISON: RETURNS TO KANSAS CITY Had Been Behind Bars 20 Years | and Eight Months—Paroled | by Gor. Hyde. Spec'a’ to the Post-Diepatch. JEFFERSON CITY. Jan. 16.— Mrs. Agnes (Aggie) Meyers, cone of the 25 convicts paroled from the penitentiary by Gov. Hyde yester- day, left the prison today after a continuous Imprisonment of 20 years and eight months, a record | which mace her the oldest woman prison in the United States in| point - time served. to Kansas City. where she resided before being sent to the peniten- |tiary for a life term for murder of | 'her husband. | Her first decision was -o make! the trip to Kansas City alone However, after recalling the changes that had taken place since jane went behind prison walls, in- | uding the coming of the automo- | bile, and great changes in her home| city, she telegraphed for her broth- | er, John Brock, of Kansas City. | hey left for Kansas City on afternoon train. Aggie took with her “Wiggles.” her fox terrier dog. which has been in prison with her for 15 years ag ontside world also will be new “Wiggles” as Aggie acquired the soe in the prison when it was 2 uppy, a few weeks o!d. The Meyers woman has serv 17 years and nine prison, and was in jai) two rears and il months pending tria) at which she was sentenced to be After affirmation of the by the Supreme Folk commuted the sen- tence to imprisonment. Frank Hottman, her confessed red months in the life ae | BOARDER KILLED BY NEGRESS. Negro Fatally Shot in Quarrel Over Money. Carl Dunbar, 28 years old negro, of 3863A Windsor place. ated | at the City Hospital at 10:30 last | ’ night from a butet wound tn the| abdomen inflicted three hours! earlier by Mrs. Helen James, a ne- ) gress. with whom Dunbar had/| boarded at the Windsor place ad- | dress. | Mrs. James and her husband Charles, were arrested. Mrs. James | told police he had borrowed money | from her which he had failed to re. pay. DeMille Quits Famous Players. By the Astociated Press. HOLLYWOOD, Cal.. Jen. 106.—~ | Termination of the contract of ' Ceci! B. DeMille with the Famous! Players-Lasky Corporation, of which he was director-general. was announce: 7 today. more | Louis trade terri. | She -eturned | an ' wate ‘ce, died tn prison. ORVILLE LIVINGSTON, Trustee, 510 Locust St. BEN. J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers TRUSTEE’S BANKRUPTCY AUCTION , SALE! Delicatessen Shop—5311-13 Pershing ‘Avenue Tuesday, January 13th. 10:30 A. M. Pursuant to an order of sale heretofore made by the Referee in Bankruptcy thereby. we wtill offer bankrupt. for this Division and District. and subiect to approval for sale for the undersigned trustee of the estate of Oscar A. Walter, certain property used itn the conduct of business: Chaire. Tables, Wall Cases Bhow Cases. Marble-Top Counter, Soda Fountain and Beck Bar. Case, Broiler and Stand. Steam Tables, Coffee Urn. Chinaware, Glassware. Cash Registers and an assortment of groceries tn bulk and suitable detail — visions PATL L. HALE rustee. Bank of Comwmerce Bids FAUNTLEROY. CTLLEN 2&2 FDWARDS, Attys, & SONS, Anctloncers Refrigerator three The property will be offered PUBLIC AUCTION! FOR STORAGE (TARGFS HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS GENERAL WAREHOUSING CO. DELMAR AND EUCLID AVS. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14th, 10:00 A. M. Pursuant to the tinetruction of the General Warehousing Co 1! offer for eale at the time and place and in the manner indicated above, and desirable assortment of Honsehold Furnishirgs and e‘fects The property is being liquidated because of default in payment of scrage charges due thereon and wil] be sold to the highest bidder for cash. BEN. J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers 713'2 Chestnut Street TRUSTEE’S AUCTION SALE: Hats, Caps, Furnishings, Fixtures 826 FRANKLIN AVENUE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14th, 2:00 P. M. By virtue of the provisions contained in a certain Chattel Deed of Trust executed by A. Goralnik, for the benefit of créditors, we will sell at the time and place and in the manner indicated ad ‘ve this large and desirable stock. comprising approximately 1328 Hats in Stetson and other reputable brands. 350 Caps, Umbrellas, Canes, Gloves, Sox, etc Li kewise the fixture equipment. consist- ing of Wall Cases,. Floor Cases, Cash Registers, Desk, Safe, Chairs and other Fixtures. TERMS CASH. ORVILLE LIVINGSTON, TRUSTEE, 510 LOCUST STREET BEN. J. SELKIRK & SONS. Auctioneers 713\2 Chestnut Street ANNOUNCEMENT! HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS AT AUCTION 4933 McPHERSON AVENUE Second Floor West THURSDAY, JANUARY iSth, 10:30 A. M. Pursuant to the instruction of Mr. Augustus Maschmeycr we will sell. at the time and place and in the manner indicated above, the complete furnish- ! : a an brief summary of the property to be offered is included in the following: A practically new Walnut Dining-Room Su Four Poster Bed. Divan. Rockers. odd Chairs. Candlesticks. Pillowa, Pictures and various “ther furnish: ngs. also a goodly eupply of Gold Encrusted Glassware. Dinner Plates and ot)ver Chin avrare. We will also offer @ nice assortment of Sterling and Sheffi-! @ &il lver that un- marked for the greater part an ) in comparatively new condition TERMS CASH. SEN. J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers TRUSTEE’S BANKRUPTCY AUCTION SALE! EMIL GAERTNER, Inc., BANKRUPT 805-11 NORTH 20TH ST. THURSDAY, JANUARY 15TH By virtue of an «rder made and issued by the Referee in Bankruptcy for this Division and District. and subiect to approval thereby. we wil! offer for the undersigned the {cllowing: Machmery and Equipment, including Bend Sar Hydraniic Tire Press. Round Head Jointer. Bradley Hammer Forge and Bieck- emith Outfit. Drills. Uosetter. Mortiser Boring Machine z , Power Shear. Motors. Ford Truck. Paint. Varnish. Bolts. Nuts. Supplie Aah oo eed ‘a. «fr? a ‘ _— Si at a a i ee ee ee ee ee le tin mal = ~~ > ~- oe -_ eeerrwrwr,frrf,r,,r,rer..-TT"T,."., TTT??? Vv AUCTIO ~ Diamond Rings, fancy mount ings Diamend Mings—Loftis 7-Dta- mond Solitaire Cluster. ON TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 19% at 11:00 A. M. 541-555 W. Chicago We will sell at tion the entire equa WM. J. MOXLEY, Wedding ——. Solid White er Green Ge — Platinum TY semoend-cot FE LE LLL LO a Ee All the above will 80 a” lots and parcels to the? est bidder for cash. &* of 25° required. must be certified, Plant om exams time prior to anne descriptive BBY al : f 7 3 A
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