St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 7, 1925

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BOTH BIG PARTIES volume illustrated "with ,.awaims ‘Secretary of War Says Op-| , "ponents of Mitchell In-| for Mayoralty by Repub- licans, He Favors Ap- ful old steel engravings, for: 25. cents—I have just bought \another clude Pershing and Other | War Leaders. pointing Democrats Also. gh al Africa — OR peal la nee eee PORES: OPES DoT OL ON EB ES ay Fs Res di es CR RI a : ‘ . , oe NA hg el Re PB hs NK 20 SP . Ra NO ee . . . . . es . " ; ats Cn a a ee On ae ae aN ees -* . a . . a ~~ ° *. de . —* A . ‘ _ “ ° “6 “~~ * . . o* “ ! ‘ , am 7 a an a SEORETLY ALTERED al copy; somehow, although ever reads “Don Juan” to the it’s hard to keep—he is likely 4, qyaare much for Leonard Bacome**,“* | That Mellon Concern Has much for Leonard Bacon's giim sa ahe two naratives eae Be Violated Consent Decree ference, Asked for. nder Antitrust Law. = Changes in Text. | | Goucheg in the Byronic > o hardly together make up the bulk. U Seen ts ee aa "when be CONTROLS SOURCE = OBJECTED TO IMPLIED ij SEGA” MEY NC Y/N AWE UNpecipep AS TO. BETTER BUSINESS OF RAW MATERIAL TREATY OBLIGATIONS | B77) \SG MGR MANAG Gea \ CO eZ A arrcHELI’S PLACE. POLICY. HE THINKS sna ag vagy Byron 0 de, \ de Inquiry if Practices Eight Days Late, ihisttie 2s BS Bee m t. . Be ae ae ge oe ae | % | ke satire which only now and than’ of Concern Since P eriod Were Made, and Revised gives way to a sentimentalism By. - o Document Is One Sent as Trade Commission | United States, After Some! Delegates Had Left Con- Bold indeed was Bacon when he chose so distinctive a form for his poems. The comparison is itable. And yet he handles it well, He is deft at those pran | ' “Handling of Funds Pro- vided by Bond Issue Too Important for Any One ‘Assistant Chief of Naval Service Declares Wilbur Instructed Him to Tell ron might wince it; he even places | \ Covered by Trade Com- himself at the reager’s side ang § : . , : nudges him with a Byronic chuckle — mission § Report to Senate | ‘ ° . Ms 9 from time to time. And it is amu. & All He Knew. | Large Family. ink to squint into our college cloig- te eae Se ae wa | : ters through Byron's spectacles, Post-Dispatch Bureau, By JOHN L. BALDERSTON, | : 3 ty fae = ee ie mami e a 3 Gees . 3 R C E. Dieck resident of a 20.9 = Ter | [ el a a a gk ae . te ‘rage i Nea he i vy the Associated Press. | seorge E. Dieckman, p HERE are two poems in “ be "7 sa Seances green ee gpa ae ae oad Co a ee i : ee ee 3 4 : WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.—Making/| of the Zoological Socierv. whose D.s—which has, by ‘the way, @ WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.~-Attor spaic im Now 20F | _his first public statement regard-| campaign for the Republican nom- the subtitle “Male and Femaig @pey-General Stone has exploded a | ©} Th lehing Goer the New York World | ing the row that has centered |inatjon for Mayor has been pune- Created He Them.” The first telis Wiombshell by agreeing in a letter and the Post-Dispatch. | yet mh a aor gel canning tuafed by promises of drastic we 7 e , LONDON, Feb. 7.—An atmos- | ssistant ef of the Arm ir veer into nonpartisan of the struggles of Sophia Tren pl ‘the Federal! Trade Commission Z Service gS tary Weeks ’ pgp ered 4 a |from freshwomanhood @t Barnard phere of mystery has surrounded service, Secretary eeks today de-| fields today when he announce to her final degree, blind to thy ee emioum So. Of Amsr- lie details of participation by the clared that those who disagreed that if elected he would appoint surges of life that eddy about her ominated by Secretary Mel-| 3 saan with Gen. Mitchell had been the! Democrats as well as Republicans | during the throes of the We a ion and his family—has been guilty oe ee ee, ere Seen targets for unjust and “‘supercilios | to responsible positions at the city Mac- War. The second recounts how @h.. TN etin weneuik dncten Ub cial conference ever since Ambas- criticism. hall, : perry: | ’ cr “ - , Before passing judgment, the * John Macintyre game to end his @ sadors Kellogg and Herrick and | passing s Dieckman had previously with own career. Futility, frustration, against it under the Sher-! a0. Samecsi A. Loses. American | . | Secretary said, it would be well touched upon subjects that are Years academic jealousy; and all over @ antitrust act in 1912, and/| TE! SE PUR — © eee Cha ee ‘a es pam ie % re the country to remember tha: |tahoo when he said that he would » The | lifelong devotion to an obscure poet is out that the company con- Ye e : “ree @ | conisrencs,| a. iis 3 , “sae ——. i... | 5 a tee ae mee fT = ‘ : | - ee cI iP oeca Gickaas a ‘turn back to the city treasury the . fore, exhumi fe : signed the interallied agreement. | policies included Gen, Pershing and | ntingent fund jamin of centuries be “on, ng & re- s 90 per cent of the known’) ? | sistas di the ether artat tates alt $12,500 annual co 4 : u ~ Ethan luctant cadaver rane ” hse . [i Mencsits from which aiu.-| When Secretary Hughes on Tues- bre acieitami eaeat Sates allotted to the errant sv ape ’s much pointed satire © i : | r of i ansmi ; me driv is own automobile on offi- i this, Sy 9 ih coneatylallger sake yay and on” im is made iw North America. = ollsargs Fhe _ aa te tv is incredible,” continued | 41 iene iter? of having the to be @ ‘Having this ractically -| ; “ft i Zz | ) - the dessicating pursuit of knowl- @ ving P any COoMm-| .sreement, he did not send the text | } that these officers should | oity° purchase an expensive limou- : edge Consider the famous Prof. — control of the sources of sup- as originally adopted by the plent!- | Poi 8 6 o-cinerdlnegencs auepeiies | Star,” Percy when Sophia has risen to the | of the raw materials,” Stone; ,otentiaries and issued bv the | to the development of the air serv-|. Préfacing his statement with the sHere| ised altitudes of his Shelley queee’ in his letter yesterday, “it! ....¢h-British Percten Offices on ice which would not be for the best ohgervation that the city handled Ok 38 | seminar: mm & position to and does control |i. night of Jan. 14. ; interest of the future defense of ¢39 999000 annually, exclusive of wood- mmestic price of sheet alumi- A decision by the’ negotiators to Four French army aviators recently started from Paris on a|shown above, left to right, Col. Vieullemin, Col. de Geys de Maz- the United States.” : the $87,000,000 bond issue now be- Cow-| at the yellow table-end, deliv- to utensil manufacturers. ‘keep secret the mixup that re- | 0nstop flight to Lake Tchad, in Central Africa. They were forced | erai, Capt. Pelletier d’Oisy (who flew from Paris to Tokio last year), Instructed to Tell All. fore it, he said: ering doom, New York World called at-\sulted, perhaps in order to avoiq | 'O descend when within 265 miles of their goal. The aviators arejand Capt. Dagneaux. The War Secretary's statement “FT have come te the conclusion nous: Sate Percy, chin on hand, to the monopolistic nature criticism for bungling. has y) ) 1 (DDT SSS = : —————_—_=_=__== === === | was issued while the House Air- athat it would not be a good busi- e.—A calm mid their vaporing. the gees Co. of America/responsible for rumors that the/|3. Sections A (1) and B (}), t ° ° ° craft Committee was being told by ness policy to trust the expendi- : liis brow, deep scars of intel- Sept. 26 and to the increased United States had adopted sume these appear merely intended Al) LB START M Vt Miner Beaten in Fi ht on |Capt. A. W. Johnson, Assistant ture of so vast a sum to any one Hton: lectual gloom « of aluminum and the in- ynadmitted responsibility for Clarify the meaning ' > Chief of Naval Air Service, that! jarge family. Therefore, if elected ad «an Had temporarily entrenched. §~ i profits of the company un- coercing Germany in the event ‘of For a whole month’ mystery \ some of Mitchell's. most sweeping /tg the mayoralty, I pledge that | might Such capering pthe Republican tariff. failure of the Dawes plan. and alsu 8eems to have centered about an | St t / C t statements to the committee about wij) appoint Democrats as well as 6 war As made him famous in the retary Mellon replied that other exaggerated reports. alteration in Section A (2) of Ar- ie, O @ Cave oun PY) iv resuits of joint army-navy! Republicans to important offices, . new lecture room monopoly in the aluminum |; It is true that the United Statee ticle 38, which is headed, “Share of J \ maneuvers could not be substan- believing it to bea safety measure ' He scorned, nh ret the - sam and it ake assumes no responsibilities under United States of America in the’ a LE Ei eae a gr that should appeal to every fair- ’n air of one wall-papering sor aluminum are much less the Versailles treaty, or no ob!ligr-. Dawes annuities.” . -. | In &An indirect reference to the’ minded i r- ; ) x W minded citizen, be he Democrat or anil With perfect taste the chame —« oe under the administration tions other than those that con he Recognition of Treaty. St Louisans Visit Jefferson James Ownbey, ho Lost Fortune in Suit: General's charge that officers are Republican.” he soul. : _ ent Wiison. The argument read into the definitive text o% the In the agreement first signed and ~~ : ‘ ; ee ° “afraid to tell the truth” for fear. in bers of t a . £ ini te of th P agree irst sig ‘ ee! ied W W > ; Realzes Cost. ee They worshiped him in this se- ! assumed proportions of a cam- agreement. Burt it is also true that issued by the British and French Lit and Baker Is Made ith Morgan Estate, to Seek ealth of discipline, Capt. Johnson sald | When Henry Clay eald that he verer role. ; issue when the Federal the text of the agreement ocigina!l- Gov ernments this sec Lion reads that Member of Organization. in Latin-America he had asked Secretary Wilbur y-ouyld rather be right than be Pres- pr at her taal le Commission suddenly filed ly signed contained a few links the United States is to receive out ; whether there would be objection sdent, he merely anticipated Dieck- . “ope . poate garage ipo gehen she weport against the aluminum prhich the American delegation, off the Dawes annuities “two and —_——_— senereenyeseneneneneoupemnansennests to giving the committee certain of-| man’s personal position on tne 0 an on y a e zes “ anv _— f sj ¢ ’ ; 4 * -qlarter er en ff a} - ‘eipts ' er ‘ . _ iva | by mitted living. She shuts t } y containing charges of after signatures of the plen'poten- one-quarter per cent of all re pts By the Jefferson City Correspond- ot lle pees weer Se W ficial correspondence and the Sec 'manner in which his minority rep- 7 as 0 polistic and discriminatory tiaries ‘had been affixed and same from Germany on account of the ‘ Post-Dispatch bureau, one . aire gps © retary had replied, “Tell everything | MacIntyre , : > a “—_ , resentation plan may be received. camer: Van process“ he famous of them had left the conference Dawes annuities available for dis- ent of the Post-Dispatch. °0-23 Wyatt Buliding lad never been to school but as/\ou iKnow.” “YT realize that this departure nth, : -lw serve the fa ad K. a : weep SS Brest r «ta ike 2 : sa emceaten tai tant citi * i atalidaal - — ore aie i 7 er noon ows _ : 'con-| woes. And now ob : Consent Decree {Volated. the next day for their homies. de-!tribution as reparations, after de- JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. _ 7.- WASHINGTON eo he worked his,way up he realized | Secretary Weeks did not touch! cost me thousands of votes,” Dieck - Schaferlein: manded shov'd be change@ duction of the sums allotted for The Advertisi Club of St. Louis 7% : tyros: ,, that he must. learn to read and Dou > in his statement n the. i" : - ; nis report. corroborative of the: > 24 : ae ; rie é erlising AU bbe Oh James A. Ow nbey, Known Aii write and spea k well. He drifted ‘ y , ° man said, but I would prefer to be Mc- And in Vienna to his seminar — . " | Sutden Change of Front. other treaty charges by this agree-| .. ¢ to Jefferson City to adver-| through the West as “Fighting Al” question of Mitchell's. reappoint-! buried under an avalanche of votes ot- Held forth the Herr Profes- York World's articles. caused | “ ; ment, provided that the annuity _ weham a , ; se , tn ,¢ into a gold mine, shoveling rocks) , e This demend was based on a ~s : . — ~s im me CF = a ‘wht } Ownbey. will quit the country of and debris et} way Then | ment as Assistant Chief of the Air and be right rather than be Mayor ® . . “> ~ Fe ie “se + Oo @ is KL. 4 . cA: \- . . es * ' ‘ " . ; felicf sor Schaferlein, wrney-General Stone to begin an IEEE CR TAN 25 le, resulting from this percentage shall | Use Ouis, and last nig in- ate birth heceume of Ge weneieeens — Pier mds — Prercli4 Ber work anne Service, which is being held in| of St. Louis and be wrong.” f the Who was investigating one — tigation. Stone now -*omes! 1% A a. oe viele ase not in any year exceed | he sum of ducted Gov. Baker as an honorary ,;.. .¢ tarian F. Stone for the na tm Be snatienhe . abeyance while the War Depart- Dieckman, in his origina] an- Dunbar, P a ats . ae cngton or Paris. Tt is hbe'leved | 45,000,000 gold marks. member of the club, as the first’ Supreme Court “bench. ae ree a ee /ment head examines the General's’ nouncement of his candidacy, sail tin eight- — ra with a letter to Chairman a , ) | It was my good fortune to ' _ sgn ee ive least Fleet of the commission, con-,7"°"S the conference participants! — Washington—or the American’ we. of a new campaign to adver-| “Deprived of my rights to state meet a Catholic priest who taught | ©*P/anation of his conduct. Mitch-/that he was a “machineless” candi- _. EES eet car yoda A from that the company controls that a cable from Washingtor: a 0 A whoa teen” ii tise Missouri. my grievances prom . erase mie at odd hours.” said Ownbey. | ©! assignment Rage oS cease es date and ran in the belief that the a | ; ‘ ' oe o Pes cide t ate a PTAs | ‘ of the Senate and houndec Y the! uc bcs ; | expires next month, and unless he jyeople wanted a man without polit- afar domestic price of sheet alumi- caused the change of:front. It WARE i «atter deduction of sums aliotted R. Fullerton Place, president of po-refeller and Morgan mining Soon I became an expert miner 1s reliainhedhe Wit seten te thal te moe ee \ And felt the ichor freeze in and maintaining it has been felt that the text as signed migiit for ‘atiian’ traits cence: Ge tite | 5 ‘ub. I u a " oorry > *et{day } , 4 . etch And you =~ * grater ane: decree; that with respect to tht. not so much on adcount of the | owed that the United States was confer club membership on Baker. Today (Friday) I leave Wash- Company in Hands of Receiver. (tendency on the part of some news- | Aldermen, are still contending for rt But agg pcenle ‘ane into that of the practices complain+e@ alterations themselves, as becaure morally bound to defend that in what was described as the ington = the and - the ae di- The founding of the Wootte Land papers and men in public life to the favor of the organization, wich con , odd e of time | eney Were so frequegit and ‘ong the agreement had been signed ana treaty. club's first experiment in State co-/ Vide to sr ae ret Ya Pane: are and Fuel Co., with Ownbey as gen- | be critical of the officers actively | Aloe having gathered a majority of r. - ‘ir 4 ' . . : Such reasoning as this caused operation. broken y tne socKerelers 4na eral manager and owner of 33,324 connected with the management of |the members of! the Republican haw eays. ‘ ued the fair inference is the issued to the press by the French : * ; : v Poligiase : once called rany either was indifferent to and British Governments and so al- the American delegation desperate- Walter B. Wessenberger, a for-' eee Ee. | pre * :, 2 ' nage shares,.marked the beginning of | the army and to refer to them in, City Committee.. Aloe has said he by - > Me Povisions cf the decree. or terations were not actually made ly to declate when too late that the mer president of the club, urged 274 4 half I should have, | am able the OQwnby and Morgan relations. rather opprobious terms,” the Sec- | Will file soon and Kiel is awaitins ately ane cory ee Schaferlein a “ly intended that its pro. until eight dave later amid pro- | offending phrase must come out. that the whole Staje co-operate to to muster a few Peper age: p> wad This company, Ownbey contends, retary said. “It is well for the | his birthday, Feb. 21, before. he E e ) a 1? ° er , . . ed . was in his prime, Sshcuil be disregarded, wit}, found secrecy. It did come out and it is not in advertise Missouri, not as_ the ne gr ms wreden di parr on pi was put in the hands of a receiver country to keep in mind who these! makes a decision. Circuit Judye wal: And his neck clothed with | W of suppressing compeiition _ The official text of the treaty In the agreement Secretary Hughes ‘‘show me” State, but as the “show ese rest _ ats: me ey _ against his will by the Morgan es- officers are. Very largely they are | J. Hugo Grimm, who is likely to rs- onse- thunger and his brow f ‘aluminum industry.” |French and in English was, as a senttothe Senate. But the process U.S8. State.” He suggested an ad- me dch ns va on Sennen ential tate. The trial over this receiver- the men who commanded the|celve the support of Collector Ready for those extraordinary Ww Orders Investigation. result of these and other technical of taking it out after the confer- vertising campaign “to tell the ” Todas’ aia that Amy reaps ship finally was carried to Dela- American armies in France dur- | Koeln, undoubtedly will enter the laurels ae ne explained that there wid difficulties, only prepared a fort-|ence had signed the agreement grandeur of Missouri in red——the shank’ Ginaine iene an Associate | @ are where Ownbey lost. Stone ing the World War in such a man- | Face shortly. liar Which are the prize of literary 3 Appear ta he much 1: the | seagrass dh and reached Washinge- caused rumore of an extraordinary color found irresistible to men eins wre the Supreme Court does argued ine Cass toe ane Margane nee ering pi daapaaasang wer Bulgarian Envoy Acceptable. first ' quarrels. . aes Eo iy ~ | On Within the last few days. The! kind both in. Europe and the women, children and bulls.” not rob him of money in hand. bur/ *™ the Supreme Court. The Mor- to the American army. and the By the Asseciated Pr ™man © Commission's inforination a, of the agreement in {ts fina! United States. Baker Commends Work the fight made on Ownbey by hei. aseertee CNe Ee ees | Se SOFIA enol Feb, 7 —The : hing weirods of the compa.y | frm bears this title, “Agreement rec : ee : hypsntager at, Aare ith bey owed a large debt. This he de- “First and foremost is Gen.' / ; i AR o YRON might chunter vel , ll veparéies tb intrenihens a Reason for Secrecy. Gov. Baker commended the work Morgan rss et teen rt care nied Pershing, the distinguished com Foreign Office was notified by the sac | : ‘ank t its positi aRY . . ing interests has impaire not ' f eted @ome of Leonard . |\Dawes annuities, 14th January A frank statemen of its — eight of the Advertising Club in St. Louis : erp Aaeiee. a ‘ he “My row with the Morgan and mander of the American expedi- | “t#t Department in Washington ee hink, with sw h order that the Department 1995." ' ; “* by the American delegation in shattered hts reputation as an en- | today that Prof. Nicola Mileff | ma- pages, but wegen? ~% lavished! act.” he added “with full a. — ts Areopembags refers the Peri or by the adminteteation ia | and its proposal to work In the in- singer ana expert, and the fallure Rockefeller people began when I tionary forces. who has just. re- | mse = wage saetabie as Bulgarian q ; reader o e tto P ’ S ») > : ~ / = a ) . ; i a ‘ as : ; - “_ o Bhed it aneineion pn the i edge of the course of conduct where printed x pa a “ e. is| Washington would have amounted | terest of the whole State. He hu-/adds to his humiliation. bp mesons ‘aide? daa | nee por artocd th ae io. | Minister oo the Unites tater =: lee ee company up to the ps ee ee “eee type, is _—P int 6h “ PES? Se “I did my duty fn calling the at- ‘® Mire negroes to 1} StArT, wen earvord, the distin-} . _ Southey: utlie r “tna Rn pon engene i the following: rhe formal amend- ve oe ee , ‘me Pig " wapegp cso eee, ee a vie of the Senate to the fact strikers,”’ he added. “I testified guished Chief of Staff of the Amer- cession to Stephan ’ gp setae The four first lines are So ‘e ilies ef the ~ernd me ments detailed in the protoco! of eect tae a eo . . = job seekers that attended him at that I thought Mr. Stone had been in the strike investigation, con-,|ican Expeditionary Forces: Gen. | Se eee on gree oe phages ” 2 : “ - ala Qg°>5 _ : Secretary State, hae een com- =e “a a Ts ois , ' ‘ , ' ’ mae ons ommitte o . ve Fy weit Take Mt down to date by the De- ae fn fn ta er a ag that of Senator ° Walsh of Mon- breathing because of a wound in- “I submit that it is unwise and/ (Rep.), Illinois, charged that hie mn of | eatirized edgedly the manner hy Mate being a “9 ; that transmitted to the Senate by een the cause of some animated | P2Pers have been very re i a tana His fighting blue-gray eyes flicted by a Cheyenne Indian who unjust to subtect such monte to su-/| was prompting the witness as to . , cea out o > , . | debate RB) we on comments on my recen olice and | ~*.’ ng , , hot him through the body while | . ibject | ends of the higher education ; Secretary Hughes, are not impor- sut high American au- “‘ flashed today as he told of the/|5 E M . | D.s"" should be presented to . by practices of the corpo- tant except in one particular which thorities concerned in the confer- Election Board Phen ¢ a= wrongs done him. the Colonel was an army scout, ter Fon nu gps a re " Rebiadea premetty Gaale the nter-| young American upon his | Other Raveattentt |somebody in Washington or Paris|®™ce deny that this article was) St Louis. I intend, ahratagsd 52 Ownbey, alone and hopeful, went | but otherwise he seems to be sound activities of the air service on the accusation and added: “I will if tion from high school. s 4 gations. thought vital. In Chapter 1 Article |fought by the Americans after. rage pick the oe i ‘mn ant Oe at 14 and began life as a physically. | other aide: It 06 aimaty théredinie | aan w up ae settion by the Federal! 1 of the agreement relating to allo-| their signatures. or that _| for the positions have to fill as aaa tai shdiatioend ae) . . by J.| fewer of them might gro * Co K : ata suggest- - = ——SS Ss _that these officers, based on their “You may run him outside,” a, m ive catio ; » @d alterat . Governor. - 7 | : . Pereve ond Sichntorsine. ety qomipetitivg | on™ oth rt See a ah Leap the Date ~pes Pe + SS ern The Governor explained that he|as many times as frenry Kiel] has inspecting the penitentiary. Dur-| long experience, should wish to! Reid replied, “but not in here.” in a number of house- ay en Socal cast’ it ” Co re Od aaah ri i had nothing to proposed to appoint two types of | been elected\ Mayor of St. Louis.” |ing the afternoon the St. Louisans' take any course relating to the de- | Capt. Johnson denied specifically ‘} ext. AS issued, ‘ . Pua tLies. o , . . } . Ba ty trades already has been | the “commission's Ren 7 re me a nunadanieniniae at Retna Hy ané men to public positions—one the The ceyerhony of inducting | were guests of the House of Repre- | velopment of the air service which a statement by Mitchell that the forward by the Department ! tional currencies shal] be paid by | Was rejected by the alike oro ta individual whose name _ carried | Baker into the club took place dur- fpenee-> uae and ‘ addresses were would not be for the best interests | navy had opened the valves of the cn Maenialintn - cobnerhed: ‘tha | piqued Ac |weight with any position he ac- | ing a banquet at a loca! hotel, + en bs He me re apm , he ec of the future defense of the United | ship Ostrieland after it had been | i divid- St. sans, State | ams, “Orton way an ~ | States.” bombed, so that water would ‘ors, washing machines, |; amounts so paid to be credited to| Coolidge Indorses ‘Poppy Drive.’ peptat. et. nee | tended By the St. Lem lence Howard. A reception for the s w “ ” th Machines. b , thei iv , > th ual whose name did not carry £9 | officials and Jefferson City business ecretary eeks has indicated /|“right” the ship. He also : S, brooms and vac-/ theirerespective accounts by the By the Associated Pree f x visitors was held by Baker in the /+, h were the other hovre-| Reparation Commission “in the| WASHINGTON a much weight, but whose ability to| men. Among other speakers were | a ae 1 that he planned to make no de-| emphatically testimony by “cles mentioned in Stone's | same way as the expendituré in na- | Gersemment aah eepty Mshe . 32 “Py In-! 40 things was known to the execu- | Mayor Kiel, W. Palmer Clarkson, | executive suite of the CapNol. cision regarding Gen. Mitchell's re-| that the navy had imperilied the to refrigerators. Stone tional currencies incurred for their| drive” to raise funds ae PB ie | tive. : president of the St. Louis Chamber The Governor was invited to ac- | @Ppointment until the House in-'| lives of army fliers and had ai- yeer " commission's report ap- armies of occupation.” This last ‘service men their widow ang ry Will Do Best He Can. of Commerce, and Charles Wil- company the delegation from the quiry was completed, but Repre- | tempted to hinder them in bombing Ed F. ber's ; to show an agreement “not | phrase is cut out of the final text ‘pendents, was given the Caismaiet “I'll make some mistakes,” Bak- | iams. St. Loule Club. which will attend | sentative Perkins (Rep.). New Jer- | testa. 5 ee na er Br Maintain but also to in- of the paragraph ‘of Foreign Wars yesterday by er said, “but. I'll do the best I can. The banquet came at the close of | the international convention of ad- | S¢y. the aircraft committee ex- The Captain sald he believedaany . 2; vs “and that the depart-' This unimportant alteration is! President Coolidge in see letter to If 1 had an organization like the/a day spent by the St. Louis dele- | vertising clubs. to be held at Hous- | aminer, aald he expected the hear-| ship could be sunk from alr, ~ A ' i Prepared to take “ap- ‘fo lowed by changes of single words | John H. Punn, commander tn chief Advertising Club behind me I could ‘gation in Jefferson City, visiting ton, Tex., and said he probably |!ngs to be prolonged considerably | just as any ship could be eT ‘sida ‘ Action.’ or" phrases in two places.in Article of the organization. ‘be elected Governor of this Stage|the Capitol, the Legislature. and’ would attend, in view of recent developments, gunfire. idl EG ’ ‘ ' f °

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