St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 21, 1925

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*" : 3 F S ETT ei Nl RR a Ba cat tae ere gop Pr ee ~ wrt, a Ne ; e ; > : 7 2h a Pes fire Le eT % Sia ie Oe Por rene eT eT wa + awe en * " , . — A ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service oe «ths oth ovis mr tys sg vive i PA” em 3 " Make Money— y and Resell Some of the articles offered at low prices for quick sale through the Post-Dispatch Want Pages. Espe. cially Sunday. —By BRI - io. 77. NO. 195.. ST. LOUIS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 21, 1925—16 PAGES. “ow woo ORGANIZED RELIEF WORK IN FULL FORCE IN TORNADO AREAS; EVERY TOWN HAS COMIC PAGE FRIDAY, MARCH 20 tos, EN MINUTES FTER PARTING : HERMAN GEDUmMP, ¢ | RIGGS IS WHY OF CouRSe. B HERMAN GEDSumpPs! ae ee D LICENSE "== r= YOUNG MAN SLAIN WAS; HE’S FIRED American Financial Agent. D $ CT | | T 5 | : . IS REVOKED LONDON. ate ap yaa A SE | " : ; ” , } | is not altogether a matter of mak- ND GUILTY Hungarian Minister at London id pr estore ease cae Sos | Airplane View of Murph ysboro, Showing 1 MONEY AND BONDS | because Count Szapary, Hungarian Minister here. did not offer a cup > Finds He Aided in of tea to an American named Smith ° ~ e a = ; . he lost his job, it was related to- | h S h [ h T: Ch ld K. l] a Z ~ ... * = —— at a niall ~ and Medical Diplomas. troller of Hungarian finances, mae aes ; ae = " wt aa = , rived in Budapest and had his first! CARBONDALE . NO ;. | talk with Count Bethlen, Hunga-| | . ) CLOSE OR ‘rian Premier. Bethlen § first of-| Al ; ; 4 I CR aa | fered to Smith a suite in the palace, | “conegem oe ° hemidea o on . GANIZE SCHOOL | which the American democratical-/ . ‘REOR _ly declined. Then A nan’ Smith | Frederick W. Hanneman \| TOR ALLO mrs OuT ips. 2 what conversation he had with the | T: tion to Stand Until |Itungarian Minister in London.- Jr., 22, Shot to Death by | BeEIiniG FIXED Smith hfsitatingly confessed he had not ‘seen the gentleman, and Ee ne Pe ee eet otcetes he aia tee wee Other Cases Continued ‘'¢'e *#s # Hungarian Minister in | London. le Count Bethlen, much annoyed, | to March 30. | wrote to Count Szapary asking why) SHOOTING OCCURS he had not offered hospitality to IN FILLING STATION ‘Smith. Count Szapary replied he ! of | never knew Smith had been in¢ Health today found Dr. Waldo | London; and. anyway, who was! Smith? At this point in the pro-| Briggs. president and dean of the Louls College of Physicians ana | Ceedings Count Bethlen called) Had Been Enmity Between Count Szapary to Budapest and/'| . . | Pair — Officer Declares permitted him to resign his Lon-/| ; jc. tee a gn or eo . ny EA x . - : ae a * ne oe * > - . eter = State Board The Missouri! a ons, guilty of assisting in the paration and sale of fraudulent don post. Clergy of All Churches Ex- ee z w@edentials and medical diplomas, ; I HAVENT Y Do You ant by 2 unanimous yote of the NEW AERIAL BOMB HUNTS f - (eee Ce ee a pected to Take Part in roe ae BELIEVE Diep to practice medicine and | Se Sagi bo, Sen ats Pe Ee 5: ganized and thoroughly in hand to- -_ Co { h 7925, b BH. Cc. ‘ = e | pyright, fy “e, . @nd ite graduates were hot entitle day. Their figures today estimated rade Mark Reg. U. + Sta 4d) and submarines in naval fighting, Wayne commanding the Mounted emamination for licenses by the;| the newspaper says. ; ‘ ) ead ma A St; It -onsists of a } » which w | District, to which Koons is at-! the d at 809, the imed and y at tate Board of Health. | nsists of a bomb which when | iF ONE SHot Licensed in 1884. ; Within a certain radius of an air- tached, ordered the policeman held | ~~ injured at 2916. There jis as yet MAKES ME sS¢e@e e Me Dr. Briggs was licenced to prac- | a eee to the magnetic in- for the Coroner. although he ex- | no estimate of the thousands who D — medicine in the State of Mis-| ''Uerces Which give the bomb im-| pressed the belief that Koons had | are homeless. # VOUBLE~ we, : Sept: 26, 1884. He is a mem- | "™™S¢ Velocity toward the plane.”| og in s | ; “3 : Aid continues to pour into the ' ef the s , sw a | No amount of maneuvering bys fired in self-defense. . Sete. 5, ae eS TORS ig ROB a aay MT Good NIGHT. the St. Louis Medica! So-!.. : oe ae Pg es: ‘ ~ P and wei , | the pilot, accordinz to the descrip- Koons was not on duty at the) See dcx ee ie, : : SRE PE EIR gut . on eg ' - of the American Medical | to: : 7 Bg Oo oe Dates, xo Agee ty _. atennattare : — = D Briggs and 59 other Mis-| vy acide whe at — ase ‘“| civilian clothes. He told Capt. : _ ) wll ta . Gare relief work in ate —— SS ¢, mr eoctors were cited to appear! trom the gr ee en es eet ‘tndt fhe: ‘hae gone to the United States Army aviators from Scott Field took this picture from an airplane showing the ruins of the Murpiysboro high school | .ois. it was said that every stricken Se the State Board of Health | wt | enti pee P which was on the outer edge of the storm. Only two of the 250 children who were in this school were killed, it became known definitely | wn had been allotted surgeons =e “Mb & Louis to show cause why| . sad “iling station from his home &t today. Buildings on the right were not badly damaged, while those in the back of the school building, on the left, were destroyed. 4 nurses and sufficient food end = , — == / r licenses, issued in this state | ELABORATE GYPSY BALL 4707 Beacon street to have some (| = — : = ——— = : Sg - , , ; : /’ Wid not be revoked for unpro-|400 Pine Trees in New York Hotel automobile ignition points tested. | | | aes -dical supplies fgr the time be- - . 7 , ona! conduct of one kind or for Vr«. Hearst's arr : In the station at the time was 0 tI Se es / —* Pe fnother. The charge against Dr./ @v the Associated Prees si Hanneman who was making a | ST. LOUIS RELIEF UOTA ; =" | ‘ut familics clinging in. despera- a> . har " ae , " | 4 4 ‘4 es | av ted a new problem, and —~ ariment offices in the Municipa; Cariton Hotel to provide a sylvan; word.” Koons said. “I shoved him -|- ave Creates > P 4 - ‘ Courts Building and the case of background for a “Gy; psv Ball,’ | away Hie grabbed an automobile To the Citizens of St. Louis: o guard against a possible epidem- oa ad ‘ wk Dr. Briggs was called first. pe emis early today. giyen by M-:./ crank handie and rushed me. T | oD nem 4 gee ro. i. asm e . . || stricken strict revéal a - , SL = ‘. Cases Continued. ee ee ene yo h ner | am ny ap er and fired. | David Mandel Struck by Iron’! For Boosting Florida Real Es tional deaths, suffering aude. Gangrene Has Appeared 200 men af the 1@8th Medical. Reg- -> ° . le this case wae } rog - . ££. moore, Americin oons, who is 27 y s ;, : s , S ; ; %) > te cx = olka an 3 " B Tag lly Ba petinng | Ambassador to Spain. The ball was! he had solace’ pet ania Bae | That Falls 8 Stories at Sth a] tate He Gets Salary That struction of property. ‘ Among Injured—W ashing- iment of the Illinots cugetataie . eS & % | oe ha te ours | followed by a “bon vovage” brealt-! nem: . - ' , : i j =nv It is now clearly evident’ to i- i Guard was ordered to rbondale . ase? ea doctors cited, was grant- | rae Sa ee a niga Al Pn ae a porte we, em erry mg! and W ashington. President Might En y. che Citieene’ Committee work- ton nes tanga Toxin, to enforce their return to er -\— emporaryv iniunction bv fthe!. Ady &S; : Oo sa. orners of streets atrolied. - F By the Associate reas. . y o , . 9 ; , " “ 1 & midnight... ..04 &., Bice toss Ags. rs to stay away. The military pass : : . The text of the-board’s decision rhe Twilight Bell of Buckhorn NEW HARMONY, Ind., March KANSAS CITY, Mo.., March 21.—! cording to Eddie Hay, of the com-,| 1 a. M....+..-- ¢ 4° n. = teense e Gas bacillus gangrene among system is being used to k out , Tolln —_ . . 3 ’ °1—A doct duty at the im- John Medinkow, Jew eler, shot and pany 's promotion departmen! | m M. MM. nes ee ees a “i : : ; a tornado victimes. Is antitoxin eep ‘ WSs: Calls } —_ ~ or on uty SO Bhi évaee Ht a8 12 noo ‘ er : ! ee yet tny tag iigenetes Drage killed a young man who came to! Rryan is the highest paid lecturer! 4 4: m.....--.9% J] 0. M...--..+-32) available from any source. If 80, curious intruders. > , ne defendant, Dr Waldo | house college in the Ken- | Provised hospital in ¢#he Ribeyre \his shop here today for the second | in ‘the Tnited States. © . - ¢ o. 4 or edit Si et | please order 100 aoses for direct To ald in the work of relief the , wa ope been heretofore | tucky mountains is serving |j|gymnasium at New Harmony yes- | time within a week to rob him. An TheeCoral Gables concern by] 72 aks 58 40. Mes cpsic and shipment to Dr. Thomas H. Leon- St. Louis Red Cross has received e Vv 4 «4 € >. Y - - " . . . Sh : . . ~ — ~~ ie: . . 4 ¥ - — ep egine yen ela ah ong fterday was engaged in examin€} envelope in the dead man’s pocket! which Bryan is employed is de-| “Highest yesterday, 66 at 3:30 p:| ard, Carbondale, Ill. Charge to this. ee eae pa Se ~ ‘he State Board of Health. of |i) mie Miser of Beauty Who Will ||| ‘°S® “hose injuries were consid-|porg the name, Philip Rossman,/ veloping one of the largest real es-| m.; lowest, 37 at 6 a. m. department.” ‘ tome Same, Cpt: Cae meet - "t on as an individual of bad | Not Sell for Millions ered slight. A woman walked oOut.| with a local hotel address. | tate projects in the world. It has | — P According to Dr. Leonard's re- added a sum to bring the total to » aracter in this, that for a | Strange story of a Paris art 1A Rereagebe: examination showed her Apparently accompanying the} just begun new Improvements on) OPE THE omg peat port, the surgeons who arrived first ee a c ; me he has participated in | collector with hundreds of |{|‘™Ures to be slight. |robber was a young\woman who/a recent purchase of 6000 acres of cast for St. Louis | pave nearly all returned home. The he St. Louis Citizens Comuaitq _ mle of medical credentials, fal- | naintings by masters stored | “You're all right. You can ZO" | asked to see jewelry. ‘land, the completion of which, it CALENDAR |3 | and vicinity: Fair appeal consequently is for as great tee for Disaster Relief this. after- RE records. assisting in the in his mansion winaee ad the doctor told her. “Go?” a piti- | a a aes lis estimated, will cost more than RIGHT ABOUT tonight and .to- a number of surgeons as possible. noon issued an appeal for public M-M: 1 Ber ITS A pration and sale of false and ie ere always bolted ana ||| TU! questioning pair of eyes looked Judge's Storm. Netet Pen. | $100,000,000. f | morrow; cooler Enough physicians are there, but subscriptions pf $500,000 here, : FAKE FIGHT ts pment credentials and medical | rin at ustteral a with | il- y the fine and costs row, coowsr. = oO DF: one Robert Adcox. known | dence takes a hand in tra | L You can pay © ‘| a lecture. a xin Ordered Sh From REPAIRING B z an the “clearing house” of the ing hunted murderer to his ||| - or give $25 to a relief fund,” he wid ties south portion we Antitoxin - ~ ipped EGUN Ne | Diploma Mill Ring, and{j] hiding place eee: Gees oes aoe te ee ene oe Seen ae so ectawest par-| ty so sear IN MURPHYSBORO : e oe eo | , With Drink. ibuted to the fund. ' ° ; , we — ac epted large sUMS ||| Rorgium Is Not the First to ||| a ‘ A i —~——-— Oy BERLIN, March. 21.—Suicides tion tonight. WASHINGTON, March 21.—Anti- a BR STAN | . ~ om the said Dr. Robert Suffer—The men who made ]]| KANSAS CITY, March 21.--An | $1-Story Building for 5th Avenn-. the rivates of the German Illinois: Gener- toxin to fight gangrene was ordered By ARD, mn exchange for literary di- | the “Seven Wonders” of the }{| indictment charging Roy M. ae 5 mire ae: sO Vg, ont, pe a By here: ally fair tonight |shipped into the Midwest — storm A Staff Correspondent “ ——— and degrees, and the cause ancient . world discovered jner, Atchison (Kan.) real estate| © ‘ ¥ PNB Balle 3 in : mea pore th fea von attention | and tomorrow,|area today by Surgeon-General ——— ° Mg been called for hearing on shod Watiut wold a strange []| ™4n. with the murder of Mrs, Dora NEW YORK, March , 21.—The| being giv p= e orci neonate sooler in south|Cumming of the Public Health MURPHYSBORO, I!}.. paneenth Gay of March, 1926, fate f r little builders. The Gage of Atchison has been voted | tallest ee on Fifth avenue, a/| of ea one pam fame portion some-| Service. Immediately upon receipt | —Too stunned e office rane the City Health at ’ P ‘ bv the county grand jury it was Si-story of ice structure valu-d ter 2€s88 era * os i f f ~ ri fi Tl) ey. zreat Stone Mountain project [j| ~~ , te oY ° nt! «i f the military budget before a what warmer in|of a request from Springfield, *s on head rer = Soe eee and the sculptor's tragedy. a ye M- “pm ne ge ener seed | ieichatag eomntattten, wach suicide, | northwest portion tomorrow. the Surgeon-Génera! telephoned an today toward © a os aie Prioiceeeqiie tami dng yur sae arataapeial occupied in part by the “he explained, was carefully investt- } Stage or the Mississippi River) order for the material, which will hundreds of we bee ang ne, Dearing al the | f Order Your Copy Today || \***" Poo ed sean sauire life in.|old Church of the Heavenly Rest,| gated, and he promised to submit] at St. Louis: 16.8 feet at 7 @ m;|¥e slipped from Leurle laborato- ‘in the wreckage of the cit ee —- ang the argument of 3 SS ee raging of which will start May 1.|a memorial on the subject. ,no change. \ries in New York. 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