St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 1, 1925

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> ERY Ep SO ES Sys 25 pp PPL aes ae De te Ba a 9 re fi Cy ae ; eh i : rie ety ‘si ; i ie 3 Tae M 3 "HOUSING AND HOMES FOR REN’ ‘AL ESTATE OFFERINGS. LOANS AND INVESTMENTS. - ——- —_ — = 7 - . - —_-—— -- -- — ee + : - id - > * ; st-Dispatch Want Ad Opportunities ) i FESSIONAL AND PUSLNESS SERVICE j ' | x | . | SECOND SECTION (SPORT), 1O°RPAGES @ ee AND FOUND ARTICLES 3 | | , |. THIRD NEWS SECTION, 12 PAGES. | : Hele WANTED AND SITUATIONS. | amma | Are i FOURTH NEWS SECTION. 8 PAGES BUSINESS OPPORTUNIT res. i SIXTH. NEWS SECTION. a : ;. LS, . i SEVENTH NEWS sa! Be My PacKs, ROOMS, BOARDING, HOTE , ad | — : Ht WANT SECTION, 12 PAGS , i | r, Sunday Post Dispaseh Today, 124 ‘Pages. , FIRST NEWS SECTION. 10 PAGBS. if REAL ESTATE SECTION. 12 PAGES. HUTOGRAVURE SBECTION, 6 PAGES. SUNDAY MAGAZINE, 16 PAGES. = COMIC SECTION 8 PAGES. SUNDAY MORNING. FE BRU ARY 7906... : Seees PAGES 1—10 ‘ PRICE 10 CENTS — —_— A AA te = -_—+ ee —_——— Dog Team Racing to RRINSTAED Poo Team Recing to A on enn ee — JUDGE BITTERLY — ' = MISSING CLEW IN . License tate From Robbers’ auto JUDGEENGLISH - | | e ) } . ~ ) ( ’ . ° - . Driver Seppalla, Carrying 300,000 Units of ae , | pre " AFTER coat peor a aa BLACKMAIL A IN SHERIFF " SAFE | 8 AN KRUP | CY ’ | . World’s Record. Sie | | } 7 CR Nga ely | “Few Things Are Meaner,” |Special Prosecutor Dyer By the Associated Press. |v needed here Lo continue the | . } . NOME. Alaska, Jan. 31.—Nome, | fight against diphtheria. Magistrate Declares, In | Asks for Inquiry Into, } fh ite in from the outside world ive persons have died from 4 , ) os f A | Q nee diphtheria. One new case, making Sentencing Stephen . Ow Disappearance oO uto 4 Ge 1 Orders) by snow-aressed peaks and deep! ig x nel : be t ened ‘ioe tion 6 19 : jiutant- enera rae : 7 a total of 23, developed last night. ; . uris in u n a A k covered trails, expects to be saved} aggitional cases are under suspi- to Six Years. r License Plate. | ' Officers to Ma ©! soon from the inroads of a diph-|cién and four others have come in . : Asking for Congressional “i ze. | i ; a ae +4 — . Pub- , ‘ : > nn ft . ° | theria epidemic by one of her own | contact with the disease, the Pu s | > Hnquiry Following a Mes: inne Leonard Seppalla, a !¢, Health Board announced today.| TWO-YEAR TERM FOR | WAS ON MACHINE : | Inquiry Was Interested itt G hi | oye The serum was started on its | — : - 3 f 5 | se From Galligan. = champion dog team driver. 148 "ve journey to Nome Tuesday, ADVERTISING AGENT USED BY GANGSTERS = of 5 Banks. © . Seppalla, riding behind a picked * from Anchorage It was taken 297 a i neieeneeeneeneeeans ; 4 team of dogs, is making his way | miles on the . lasiee Railroad to - S * taare mile fr "oultgouo 3; "an: ere j y ? ANT ISSUED | 8 sans wigs from “ss pie a Nenana, wher | t was transferred | Prblisher of Broadway Found in - River Bed a SON HELD ‘JOB IN A distance of s3V00 miles, endeavoring to dog team relays. | i FOR K. K. K. LEADER to break his own record on that When Seppalla arrives he will | Brevities Was Tried for Turned Over to vi STILL ANOTHER | : ; road, and set up a new world rec- | have covered more than 600 miles, ' : : | 4 ; | . | ord for dog team travel. He car-| having journeyed 3800 miles east- | Conspiracy to Wse Mails mann §& Deputy — . a | ae f Walker Declares ries 300,000 units of antitoxin, sore- | ward to Kaltag. | D f d N Dp T ? be mn President: and Cashier of a . : : oer Se SS to Vetrau ot roduced at irial. > : rs . | 4 . | e ‘ * . nith Threatened Him |. | Georg se Wilson, Former Head | Russian Widow Attacks Author} Fifth Were Former Court : } - - — cna a + . . . ’ | He Had Notifi Pf NEGRO FREED TO , | ; = | | of A. and M. College, Shot of Relativity Theory With A } \parter . . 1 ous 4 a ee ee | The United States Government | Vhi ‘ iste: | : ttaches—C ors ; | GIVE A WORKOUT |" xtw' York, “San. 31—“Few| Th® United States Government] While Cleaning ‘Pistol. Hatpin. redit Got al ; ihas a new piece ot evidence in 1€ : _ Patrolman of. Discharge. | TO BLOODHOUNDS | ‘tines as mesner than to threat- | Ms « Dew Pi ~— fines 1 Se ‘No Interest. ; | $°60,000 om: ‘tuck robpvery ot) : ¥. 'en publiely to blast the lives of; ' ee oe ¥ ; ‘ rate Ry the Associated. Press. Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch . : oe f ilielie. | tries thicsa tak tues ee April 2, 1923. It is the license tag | OKLAHOMA‘CITY, Ok., Jan. 3 F phage rae spate . i ® Staff Correspondent of the private individuals by publishing AO TATS Cr intel asl wiasielll | ana eregaith, Wr; co uican® and New York World. Federal Judge George W. FEn- 7" . I Ei ht Months’ Inactivity Leaves their social or mora! errors,” Fed- “ waa esttgthan ae Sra ; ate os '—George Wilson, former head of | (Copyright. 1925, by the Press and Pulitzer Ee . Sent Ce. ) HS — y t ised by the robbers. It may be used | ys Publishing Cos., the New York World | 8lish of East St. Louis, whose offi- + © Nn. Jan. 31.—Herrin . | er: Judge Mack declared da: use Ww: , , me : Okl: ; ‘ h ylleg nd the Post-Di: ch, ERRIN, “1 ; | Patrolman John H. Bohlen, 49, Buster and Queenie Below oral Judge Mack declare® today! ine trials of the two remainingi'°" Oo ee a ane BERLIN Jan. 31 — M 5. Marie| 2) Se: Segue Win ene ee rht euffered from a bad cast : i t ; . before a crow ded court re@om. i defe .. ts in the case..Max Simon-| under the administration of Goy. J. te a . we : . MPS. Wa ‘| former Referee in Ban upt c ’ ~ 4 1 feeli pre Suffers Crushed Skull and Their Best Form. 7 pienenalll’ Gen Cian G. |. Se pain. caper sia tt Wit ' ‘ : ‘ ‘ > at tT. ery? ‘ i \> ra. Sn , s ; i +. ¢ ‘ s - > 2 . erves. J nse | 0 ) ) ™ € nen Lurnes ) epnen se nm. a taille} f Fenton, : be meat 1iton, shot an CLL bec imse widow of an American citizen. at- B. Thomas, are the subject of a ed throughout ‘the afternoon. | ther injuries. | — | Clow, publisher of Broadway ¢ ounty, and pesca see ae lat his home here today. tempted to kill Prof. Albert, Ein-| resolution in Congress calling me after nightfall there was a | “4 Ruster and Qreenie, the blood- Brevities, and sentenced him to nw oe ot l are cnarye®s Wi 1; Waiter Bénson, Justice of the stein, author of the theory of rela- an investigation of his eourt tg lh > SLM oe pene : i ste : A Ree Ee Mees iS Atlanta complicity after the robbery, by Peace, dec lared after an irivestiga- tivity, with a long hatpin in his . oe” ’ read apprehension of som ye hounds of the Webster Groves Po Six jars . ( - , = ; . wned stock in th f fi # r 7 ; Patrolman Jonn H. Roh Tl. 49 i penitentiary plus - E000 fine for HIGINL IN the concealment and Sui i € : tion thi et “there is no doubt the home here last night. She had in- neé 8 n ree 0 ve banks wal of the klan and sae \ 1. vears old, of the Angelica Street lice Department, were pining for aap iracs fs MET de Bera aang on i of stolen bonds. ‘ ishot was accidental.” | sanely confused him with the for- in Southern ‘Illinois that’ he had which led a week ago’ to the. Palice District was struck and/| °F. Surcharged with energy, | ¢raud. The tag, which is number f&89304, “Wilson was cleaning ah dauto-| mer Pélice Chief of the Czar. designated as official depositories Swen Vii des at “ , ? ’ ) aa ere = ae = Payee eee ee ve 1.8 Pe - | Missouri 1923, would have been a matic pistof,” Benson, said. ‘The Mrs. Dickson is the same woma : of S. Glenn Young and two killed by a northbound Broadway this pair of manhunters was lan- : ( “ey — rtising solicitor, " Ol isscuitte: Ghaine-“hi denen hel ee mee" te AC ase: dove tetnir’on | wild elk pane abe ~t Mu i bg onsen a se = e k : followers, and of the klan- | a Ang gunishing ji he kennel adioining | ¢fte™ os rown, Was- sentences ogi Or ", saa oe . ; : . « » 9 t t e atpin at t € pro-' ‘ : onal Guard were here, looking man stepped into the track. look- anguishi: z in Webster jail await- | impost d upon the Broadway Bre ith »-Veal term for another |on the bed. randisning asking for an* inve igatton, whie' x ! : : . . , , ‘ , ye oy si« _ — re no : s ' 2 ~ . ., + - * i 4 o the situation. They are Maj. ing yorth, appa rently to see if a ing trial on a Vagrancy cha rege. ‘ities ¢ orpol a on. ‘ low 1 nen was mail 1 obb rvs hil thi Ce . othe? S| VW ilson Was the la st sur\ ivor of; ergy ro was on jar gt Down was introduced in Congress by ; ert W. Davis of the 130th In-| .ouinpound car was approaching. Something had to be done about | released on $15,000 bail and Brown | are serving the 15-year terms only. ;the famous “Wilson triumvirate” With Azer, perascuter 0 coe Rus- |‘Represenktative Harry B. Hawes of | Mtry and Lieuts. E..N. Hansman | iy¢ applied his brakes as soon as he the bloodhounds, the police com- | on $7500 to await the result of an Found in Sheriff's Vault. which was credited with a promi-| pape pts Wr pra aT eo St. Louis, calls for an inquity into . d M. D. Boulden, and théy were | realized Bohlen would not step missioners decided when they met appeal for a new trk il on nine in- The tag was found two. days ago inent part in the formulation of the| ao. Raby oes, age bets tents & P the deposits of bankruptcy funds As : , “ee ’ a4 thot «en. . . nat ; we, ,, . “a P ' ssic . red here from Carbondale by | aside he said, but was too late to (to discuss Queenie’s misbehavior. | Sree enesite “ nie h charged ~- as . in the vault of the Sheriff's office | policies of the Wajton regime in| : poe sh 7 salt te pe pe ‘e — in banks designated by Judge Fu- tant-General Black, after he} ,vojd striking him. And thinking dt over the. solution | resentatives.of the publicat — col- at Clayton, having been placed |1923. Patrick S: Nagle. first of | | te , a a m" Goréee ae glish. « ived the appeal ‘ef the Police | Humboldt avenue is the northern to the enigma was seen in Sam. lec ted thousands of dollars ; there while John F. Willmann was /|the trio to pass, atied suddenly of | taken precincts | to Police Head _ Orediners O88 : ; . : ee : - froT Or e a. _oe ¢ ——wer. € P , — . » ak - ° ’ ' f and the Sheriff. | terminus of the beat which Bohlen Yesterday Police Commissioner hush money ee | eee, apoplexy about a year ago: Dr._E. ‘ ' 9 d d , An investigation by the Post- inor Incident Causes Appeal lwas watking at the time of his, Reichardt and Assistant Police | persons upon threats to expose At the fime of the robery the|T. Bynum, the other member, died pmb YA oe bis er orga Dispatch has disclosed that neither .- . al. | was , Sore ASSISU Sik aetteninn’ go inbtett bam ! d , | es: rsicians to . e , | death He was scheduled to make Chief Lenz, followed by a group of their private activities. humber ‘of the’ tag was seen and/|at his home here two weeks ago e y . y - sa’ ereditors nor bankrup ever re- : ® only actual occurrence which | ; : Clow, who admitted on the, * ri after } attack was subject to insane hallucina- ceived iy int at f ) A ‘ : for ; a) | his final call at 6:30 p. m. and it inte resigad citizens, marched out to .,. a th: he was a habitual user remembered by the*chauffeur of |after a heart attack, tone - , aq any interes rom funds in : e as a ground OT the appea ? 4 ; 1s ed to ‘ide . hoe _— . 1 , . : stan T lat lf Was « i — ta} came to Oklahoma in 1891 He covering from the shock. manded in some cases and is cus- i al t places, such an . incident | box at the southern end of his beat, Sam was commanded to run. He Mack’s denunciation. The publish- fled. in the recent trialqthe stolen | ™ ht 3 7 f Hig } t Binstein is the recipient of nu- tomarily p id : h ts | : " elt ie ' ' , ke awav ; - att. = eo argree es 2 pick, SoM A : ‘adillae car was ‘ive o Si ., taught. school and was for about) e , pa on such accounts. ti- ld appear trivial. and to make |about eight blocks away. did, and was half way across 4 | or heard his attorneys plead for _ sh a driven to Simon bx ert merous murder threats, which iti , ; : al, an ake | iii hoe eee wdérolinan | eld when the doae Were uhicnshed a — | son's home at Fenton. where the | Seven years a member of the A. and| _ alter’ |. oud i-Semiti most cities, especially on large de- f o basis of a request for armed © ‘ on aa ™ Lil ms i unieasned., leniency on the ground that ne Was loot was hi le f —" et . T} ; M faculty come. chie y rom anti-Sem t Cc posits and long-standing accounts. rference would «eem ridiculous. | ="™ce June 1, 1910. He was mar- Sam-won the race, not because the hroken in health and penniless. He) as Niggen OF AB CNC, £RSCES, oe pi Paes) 2 sources, so he was not especially in tw f th k ae : | ’ . | ried and lived with his wife and! qogs had forgotten their stuff in oe mekwteten’ tall stun Caurt |! now apepars, it was removed. si concerned about the Paris letters. n two of these banks, and possibly : # not so in Herrin, where re-|'** a wa | ee heard prosecutors tell th Yl bent -deuble. she | themed: fee Oe ROBBER GETS $12 650 FROM aw. ; a third, the daily balances of bank- : mied bloodshed, having its climax | 'W® SOMS a! *0e8 »F 05 0m the eight months they have been |that the circulation |of Broadway) ,, Re; ape it ¢ ’ | When she was arrested in Paris.) puntey funds exceeded $100,000 | : ) 7 aon ee idle ut because : . ic . tei - nue . erameec River it was found a} M Dick told tl French au- . 2 r : ‘ last ‘Satura: iy. night’s ficht. has | avenue. idle, bu because Sam used his} Rrevities. published’ thr ough the , L | MTs. ickson to the Frrenc a Th to , | | In 1921 he was shot in the ab-| head. He made for a barn at the | tri: inal ne increasing enor- | '°W weeks later, when a bather cut} NATIONA BANK AT FULTON thorities she wanted to kill Kras- “ week See ee wed rapidly ,on smi il! occasions | , bn eetet we : ‘ a 1@ |trial period, was increasing enol his foot on it, and brought it to the ) ber Sh ied istol 1 h English Swwed stock were the P i|domen by a man he tried to arrest’ other end of the field and was saf ously ear, toad Pe 5 ° ‘ | Sin. e carried a pistoi in er | , i, Brite. | l escaped with his life only be- jin ¢]} I a aE nets ot ah , | surface. ‘The finder took-the tag Slugs Assistant Cashier, Alone at | ff that i Aft he | Drovers’ Nanons! of Base Ot, Lame ief w alker todav notified itn». land escape with MSs i) i! in the loft when the dogs arrived | Barred from Mails. war ‘ : f A a i mu on at occasion; er sne which faile i> last May: th M . i 2. mam) % e the pols cause other afficers voluntaril& at the foot ofethe ladder: lal sia EER IE TEP to Deputy Sheriff James Slevin at Time, After He Refuses to had been kept under observation. chante porwr Rank cc : —¥ peti 3 » a er oO ra olice ; Foe ; ; | >» heard Judge Mack oraer tls Tan’ , evi a] ‘AS : *k ‘ : e n - e oa j ree that he had d ce] led to di : submitted tO aA blood transfusion. Sam had been promised his free. a 2 “p a a snl er cai the” indie b's nton., ind Sle Vin called up the: ° ( ms ae r for a few weeks she was released. | ge * the First me Sart me ’ ¥ . , . — nf dolled, | RE , he periodical barre ste ’ “™~ | $t. Louis pelice, and was told that | 7c!) tos the Post-Dispatch ' ai : . lle Wat Sel & t] e @verning ol J Ine qTY ‘ , : cre ,? ig + v : ~~ | ! . tn was ft tha — - ; : ree him, and ordered him to : baat : ate a 7 + SG d “ve pee ER ayo Oe for this bit Of |and he heard his attorney promise | tne number of tne tag was that of FULTON, Mo., Jan. 31.—A rob- | TEXAN GIVEN FIVE YEARS FOR | Coulterville. Referee in Bankruptcy Z : ™ o, os { ne is© a 4» rtit - ‘ or > or aa } > oar . . , 4% ; ‘ / . ad | y ce 4 ‘ met : 7 ) in his star and keys. (rane ; , be : rs p labor. pmUINO! iasS it he b arded the publication would he suspe nded the one sought as evidence in the} ber this morning entered the First j Thomas also owned stock in the’ % : ’ i an SLiece ere LICnar . "4 T) enr Preoiorht i or , - ‘ Z : — Wile ine S = - ‘ * z. : Hed that he could-be discharged ~~ peghl as a ic es se or freight train for the | if Clow were promised bail while. mail robhery case. | National Bank, knocked down | KILLING FORMER MISSOURIAN Drovers and the Coulterville Bank. : " | . , | y by the Mayor and the Board othe sited ‘ ne, chao md aay great-W rage |awaiting action on appeal for a Depaty LA's Acnouins Robert Cowan, assistant cashier, | Bh ta 2 whey 20 He and Judge English sold their 4 eile sen i sa 7 mag open: d the lo og Andthe r po - ooo pacha Slevin says he turn 5 the iets ayd walked away with $12,650 in |W. L. Crawford Convicted in Con- | stock in the Drovers shortly before . : . “ = : © / maqoor.,. , | , - or ee . _ rie 4 nne . ei} ] 4 | ‘ : "ee a 4 - ) m tering of the interview after- | ore hs Gs ler and Cap-y were chuckling over a page of col- te y ar teee lesk | Paul O’D | stockholders of record on the sy ’ | ’ tur 1) , - : ro that he suggeste . : io ul ay. a ° ah Crain said Walker ‘made a g cone ee 1 13 —_ A GAY DANCER AT MONTE CARLO |}ored comics, Clow heard Judgs mpi Leta ft rie Ag pe * 8 teary The robber entered the bank | BY the Associated Press. _ books when the institution closed, 1 ‘ ne oraw & weapon, and) Tn ona only «robust —— | Mack say: , Manet einen ota i? |} while Cowan was alone and DALLAS, Tex., Jan. 31.—Williagn | Sold Centralia Stock. | m af | ‘4 sel! inhi . ay ees he ° : _— +, |resigned last. summer. #ai setar, | While Cowan was alone and pree | d ) _ : : ' he, Crain. warned him not to. | i | dome n . id ‘ nly a robust Famous “Jersey Lily. but Lightly I haven't a shadow of doubt Rae hd ile eset he _— eo | sented a check to be cashed. Cowan lL. Crawford was .found guilty’ of Judge English owned 10 shares " ae ‘Bo, er there would be trouble. Ss oe saved pore from death. Touched by Age. Is Often Seen over the correctness of the Jury In Willmar “ “ee 1; bat a to 1 a informed him that he would have | manslaughter for killing Paul | of stock in the Drovers’ National ' ae “ a . we ‘ - « , . re Sa * Pa ‘ — ona : be | } cit: . - > ‘ y =) aft "Aas Sule . . - } ‘ 9 > _ 2 . . P : ; gta oe. OMEN, transfusion and ‘two were accepted r “9 N CELA te poeeeaeeen OMe SERS Se a. (ebout-i either by Slevin to him or COW@m knew was when he was | Criminal Court today. The penalty | owned "10 Shares,| Ghd: “Tieaes . “ "“lhiow ar : .fs S 5 ‘ ( LW re acce ed, ae > J , a7 9 r ) ic y . etier li} > isre - ' ; * . v¢ 7 "es » . i A ) } vol son on re Phgoraly After several months, Bohlen. re‘ delgiualonenns inept 3 er ene. BAST, | ner . — bv him to Willmann The former brought back from_ unconsclou® | was fixed at five years. owned 40 shares. In the Centralia - a % t y , . r. — Y - ‘ : . | 5. > = a ~ bail a . : " ‘ . . , rt “eS 7. hi: | e . . ‘té6 , “AY , arran ga mnet “ee _ . | COLDER TODAY . | ner 7 y 4 ° " ie soe indy ' s ily men WilO make a business i Ssu¢ h ey idence would have been in Ssup- and on side ol the face and it is am re - setae wont : toa moa owned 16 shares, which save them onl against Smith, charging | , tr setadgicnd ‘a ae tg a oth | business. Their oonduct was be-/ porting the story of Ray Renard,! believed that he was struck by a | aad “ c a a s perros killing | a controlling ‘interest in the insti- general disturbance He | sides oO the Atlantic ane once |... nd the pv: ‘ Ae aes eer aad tal. a ‘ me ; a a] be | oTL1Ees. rawiord a@ ‘tuti ' vo pale of any decent mans who turned evidence avainst his | blackjack, which the robber wield- | ution, 4 n we ar we L M W greatly admired by King Edward ao * ae ) ; ' ; | O'Day, declaring that statements in ree : | Witt n to Marion, county seat Cc OUDY TO ORRO Vit e ( \ 4 { ( conception ot the demands ior _ former gang associates. and who ed through the window of one of la brief “in. a a contestirig the Judge English was a director in ; j . : . 7 ' c . - . 7 onal ; >i Sd) en : { “ Hi r Ladyship.: who is ¢ow well piri dp told of the Cadillac being taken) the paying cages. Cowan later de-. will of Col. W. L. Crawfordsthe | the Centraila and Coulterville : r 7h rt) fe . wr _ adyship, o is # e : ‘ P 13 a , 01. : ies Tr ti a wri pease si n. The tHkhk I SMPERA rURES. oho V6 but = aint tha tank Clow’'s threats _, 0 publish ar- to Simonson’'s house. Because of! scribed him as a young’ man, tall | defendant’s father. reflected upon banks, and, when the Hawes reso- jt Sa this — in the sending 6 a. ™ 00 a ee oe Sa te . i ad ; . : sms ¥ a Ps : 7 he ticles about men and women. to attacks of the defense of Renard'’s and slender, wearing dark clothes | the character of his mother and | lution® based on disclosures by the — ; q é . 4 | ¢@ ™ es ” 3 ifgur ‘ oice oOo a ‘oma oN bi ” : ’ -* oa) ie ? _ ‘ : i : : | é | 40 Sys signe aq by the| 8 a, m.., 38 8 op: ~ epee te vears ae junior. is frequently to'| disclose secrets’in their lives which | testimony, the first trial-of Colbeck! and being smoot shaved. Mayor T. that O’Day said in answer to -a@| ‘Post-Dispatch, was introduced, he : fi ere oeneray Plack ,- . mn + ‘ Dp ~~ 02 5.248 : nd ome “he ae runes they wished to conceal even and the others ended inega hung’! Harrison Grant, vice, president of | question that he (O'Day) ques- sold his stock in the Centralia } . ys ‘+ » oe sce . ‘ a4 { ; i Ss . * Upper Mississip- | derbilt, fishing from u sphall boat,|fo the patriarch of Constantinople. | é to Protest. dict ,today in favor of Mrs. Ida! By the Associated Press. " . , ‘oe LONDON, Jan. 31.—As jofficially viewed at London. the ae of _the Greek patriarch by the Turkish efield, th, a . lat he Couls net i’ Snow but More ; PMOL RCE ;, ‘ against Mrs. Blanche Moranger information, and he Lilinois lair ; Pd Maj. Davi ro art aE la ausch, said to be a wealthy widow, on we . ms Tie @ Twi wtii¢ | rell, cashier. Charles formerly was own automobile.” > | clerk of Judge English’s court and as 5 Harrell, first assistant clerk. | “hia This ts true whether your - The son of Judge English, who.’ o. car is new or a used one of >| was employed in the Union Truat- reliable make. Good used (| (Co of East St. Louis, where moré x ears retain their nimble | than $100,006 in bankruptey funds ie a performance. and the econ- was on deposit most of the time, is . omy. in fuel and oil con- | op Faris English, who previously tinues. had: been employed as cashier at . | the Drovers’ National Bank. Judge English first became «4 stockholder in the Merchants’ ¥ ‘State Bank of. Centralia in 1912, but later disposed of his holdings: Aftey he became Federal Judge, | in ‘May, 1918, he again pu stock In the bank, and in 1923 was elected a director. He was re-elected director Jan, 12% oo and when the Post-Dispatch two Continued on Page 3 Columa 4 OO Ol LO fas + i i i i ie Their extremely reasonable prices make it possible for vou to own Your own car. Find it through the classi- fied Dperents = § columns of i ~ ‘\ 7 ‘he Post-Dispatch St. Rouis One Biz Automobile Directory The Perfect Market-Place i i a i —