St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 15, 1925

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COMIC PAGE THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1925, ae ti Better Rebuilt Used | (Copysight, 1925, by Hc. ee . Cars Are Yours to | | om Tradé Mark Reg. US. Pay’ ort PS Choose From in the : e : : - x —_. Bi Auto Columns. 2 ae mmAr's Tie Fi. sie | The Only. Evening Paper in St Louis With the Associated Press News- Service DOLED, MISTER , 7 : - 7 TIGER. , COWAH'.» VOL. 77. NO. 250. ? %, ANZER TO BE OUSTED: CHARLES ALT WILL BE. MASONA. MILES, |40 POLICEMEN SUSPENDED —|"TODDY WILLBE {ower arms OUICUILLE ALL PIOUS SOLDER, ce NUTR WELLTAKENARE on ASTIR ON EVE OF DIS AT CRCUS, “ss rrem Sree Owe?) QF” DULON SAID ==" | KENTUCKY DERB Involved in Plot, Gen. Butler Says. | Copyright. 1925. by the Press and Pulitzer a — ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 15, 1925—48 PAGES. : ae we tig : Za ~ F744 —_ Sig 1s id a oN as val *; 3 - a : BS +1 a ; ’ "a e 4 3 g, a a Fs; Publishing Cos. (New York World . ral, at Age of 86, Suc- Doctor’s Remark Concern- and Post-Dispatch.) Flower of America’s 3-Year- By the Associated’ Press. | district and include the Captain in |. LONDON, May 15.—Between 20 } cumbs Unexpectedly| PHILADELPHIA, May 15.—Aj charge of the district. They have| img Son and Beneficiary |and 30 women, debutantes and ma-| ,Old Thoroughbreds to 7 ch f - j|secret investigation by a special| been ordered before. the Police T Id b A WI trons, who will attend court this ° 3 While at Performance in squad of police, known as the “Four | B0ard to answer the charges. - y gent as “i Q Py, ag season and whose tresses have been Meet There Tomorrow in . 3 , . ” Butler, in making the investiga- v bobbed, shingled or bingled, now : ey # Washington. Corporals,” has disclosed a con-/tion selected a squad of pickea| Flandled One Policy. are working on the problem of how| Annual Turf Classic. a is. : * Spiracy between a number of Phil- men, some of whom he stationed in to -amouflage the fact during the A is rt adelphia brewery Owners and about |the breweries as _ laborers, while ° royal ceremonies. me DER IN CIVIL 400 patrolmen detailed to prevent | Others were set to work on near- YOUTH AND FRIEND a Qos Mars lag: oat 51ST RUNNING OF a the, breweries from violati y Du ngs as carpenters and aced an absolute ban on these P : a ; FONTAINE F WAR AT AGE OF 25 -ohibiti Lite ae sn8 painters. Their report said patrol- . PRESENT AT TIME modern modes of wearing hair, THE HISTORIC RACE . oy OX ge ere eet men had aided brewery employes word has gone out from Bucking- pe / 4 Felson cneiuicnsineane amie te in loading beer on trucks, acted as ham Palace that her majesty will S Bs ' = : piter is | “lookouts” to warn the brewery of-| Solicitation in Office of | % Pleased if those with short hair | Struggle Thi 7 . q One of Few Commanding eet i wad Rabe ee ficials of the presence of unfriend- } will do something to conceal the ga Year - Usual ; a sot -_. 5 c & Dribes from |ly police officials, accepted bribes iclian—_— } fact. oped - ee 4 PULLE DB j Chiefs of Army Who at- breweries and in aiding brewery/from the brewery officials and em- Physician Incidents of Hence the fashionable court Devel Into ° : oe - SS ee | 2 2 . employes in loading beer on trucks |ployes, and disobeyed imperative Attachment Between | hairdressers now are telling their Contest Between the East | a ” -ter-in-law and several of his grand- | ™!POSSIDie tor fh inyone em | son attorney, in exchange {f0r @/no one else has reported havi.g Favorable as the weather is for |S8omiolence of negro stable boys sore = 7 Bea iin The opening pageant of in his apartment to obtain a night’s| pardon for Walter Grundy, convict- | seen the re eg As as iain “ab a flight to the pole, it is just as|and exercisers is shot through HIT BY AUTOMOBILE se ee eects aa Pthe circus had just begun when he undisturbed and rehabilitaung/eq banker, ‘never asked Oswald widely known figure. unfavorable for shipping at Spitz-| only by the alertness of guards sta- , , desk new : sleep. The hum of motors, the! ror 4 dollar.” declared A. M. Har- “Benes : A bah NB a tioned to prevent pessible mischief. rll turn over my to the ne collapsed. ‘ or a dollar, ecjlared A. M. Har Close Attachment. bergen.’ Ice covers the whole ned to pr ie! p nibs : o.° Chief. I am going to see. S Many of those sitting nearby did ringing of signal bells, the shouts/ .. chief defense attorney, in oute The 1emark made by Dr. Dil-| fjord at Kings Bay and will last Quatrain Under Heavy Guard. Sid Whiting Says $400 Damage day ating tell him that tomorros ~ ry - not recognize the distinguished sol- of Chnutrerre. arake ‘Rem - ayes lining to the jury today the evi-j;lon last fall was recalled today{until a storm or sea swell breaks Gupecialiy \ wel prmecie « % to Structure Was Due to my have caused Gardner and his fam-| gence to be introduced by the de-| by the insurance agent..who, solic-| it open. Quatrain, who stil] remains the fa- ; dier and it was sometime’ before : i - (Mma ern iia ' the news of his death’ bec; oo ily, tne ‘petition says, to become fendant's counsel. ited the @olicy, G. L. Campbell, Four ships left Harstad, Nor- vorite, “Phe stal) of ils daintiiyy "~~ Steering Defect, : : bocce ms SN | weurotic, and the gases emanaing4, ame, . way. toast ted b ice | built anima! is In.a secluded nook o ie sh erally known. ‘Thecssperformance from taxicab @eehausts are condu- The prosecution rested its case | When quem by a. Post-Dis- is ay, accompanied by an ice Ee Yrom prota eed Vigilant Miller relative te: fits *reatenabeenee are had. 7 i é i sever atch reporter. H ici; way into the bay through the ice ay es : ate of the circus proceeded. cive to unhealthfulness. Because|this morning after calling several | P ia e'said the solic , . minions hover about suspiciously| Tne automatic traffic “cop” at| Chief Panzer said he would not” si witnesses. .Mrs. Walter Grundy | tation took place in the physician’s| breaker, to attempt to force their “IT met the Mayor in the hall of all these things, the petitioner , x oe belt. which i , ‘ae | tO drive away curious visitors. Out- , "stead Pe was the State's last witness. She | Office in the Victoria Building, with , Which is two to three miles side the stall is a fended-in -pleve Lindell boulevard and News day,” Panzer said, “but he walked _ 4 4 asks $5000 damages. . ’ ; i = BRILLIANT INDIAN testified that when she pleaded |the son and a@ boy, friend being} Wide with a depth of three-quar- of ground, covered with tanbark,|#venue, the first in St. Louis, WaS! »ignt by as though he hadn't seow t +e . nar. | present, | ters of a yard. Ordinarily ice dis- : ‘ eo " of o» img’? phere ‘ 3 | FIGHTER AND NOTED EXECUTED BY FIRING SQUAD with Gov. Davis, Jan. 6, for a per The attachment between father|@ppears in April. to protect Quatrain’s feet, where/ flashing its “stop” and “go &-| me. So I'm not going to see anv- L774 P| ar Pina taal nice essence separa ips cea The ships are going to ‘Kings| ®¢ has been loosening his muscles! nals at 12:30 a. m. today when it}one but the Directof# of Publig 4 ee * | ; PP ' ' or d son seemed very close, accord- , : ’ ‘ Mexican Put to Death in Utah for| asked her “Have you any money?” |" , wig RE in the early morning and the late/pecame an aujomobile victim it-| Safety, and I'm gotge® to see hin IN ARMY HISTORY Murder. . ing to Campbell, who ‘knew both.| Bay for a year’s coal output, which afternoon, self. It was run down by a ma-| Only to tell him when I'm leaving: After informing the Governor Spb ' 99 0 : - | @ _ Lieut. Gen. Miles, briltiant Indian | ote rake CITY, U er ee Neen RAS Oe les Oe) ike cceae | aa eae Sa tee as ieusieee tae ef Derby field meets to- | chige driven weet in Lindel ty SS) Se ee § ih dad one of the Ament ee. SALT LAKE CITY, Utah., May /tire fortune through speculation ni wg a rec ay ion 7 ee . srintiestetiontnseens : morrow, it will mark the beginning Whiting. photographer, of 7298) Panzer announced definitely that be: BE turesque and Sistisitalat.ea sr al 15.—Pedro Cano, Mexican, was ex- | hefore his conviction fof wrecking jpg. wb . or. weer — one COURT UPHOLDS 20-YEAR-OLD of the second half century of this | westmoreland drive. he wouldn’ taccept any reduction © a ; sift card, “You know’ I'll love you historic race. From 1875. when] police said today there was slight|in rank. He said he believed ip ecuted by a firing squad at the /4,, bank of which he was presi ® in American military history, was —aaes Davis till hell freezes over.” Althouzh DIVORCE OF JAMES B. DUKE the first Derby was won by the|chance for the “cop's” rehabilita-| experience in the department was e Utah State prison at sunrise this 2 ; ~~ - 0 “boy als’ dent,. Mrs. Gr , * of the boy generals” of the morning for the murder cf June St. | ° } rms rundy | the shirt and striped tle were rather Vt ony little red horse. Aristides, until | ¢ It was a complere wreck | worth $5000 a year, and that i@ 4 . ll War. At the age of, 25 he : es sent her to the office of Carl J. “loud.” tl fath y h "4 AON. a . . - ‘ ed ‘ Sy - S saet 4 wnen at epo u, ) was aina Vv, . » had risen from the rank of first yaa ns shen : ag gar. hapa Peterson, then Bank Commissioner, Bi ‘ee ala pA a re ot sla pig eg far ed 1924, hen that ebon ve om The automobile d , ogo Ye be Pee oa ST a : ' lieutenant of volunteers to that of 1b. 192s. - » 3... | Peterson is named jointly with the et ey ater Gold, came u. in th Catrete . toland the “cop” $400 and not Copyright, 1935.) § major general and was command-|"" 2"4 pronounced @ead 3 min- foirbbr Governor én -the charred of Dr. Dillon resided alone at the Decree Dismissed. win in a driving finish, the Ken-| suffered a minor cut on the right|oyinion there were several : is ative pe Ritalin of 25.-| utes and 48 seconds later. aalactin Bgrto dyn getond A | é & . Fairmont Hotel, Euclid and Mary-| ®Y the Associated Press. Ue tucky Derby has constantly in-| wrist. men in the department be > 900 men. : ee Cano .went to his death protest- om sale ne thi ough he is NO' land avenues. Campbell and one ’ NEW. TORK.) May gE ag creased in importance and. in value Asked if he was willing, to pay | qualified to be Chief than Alt, > General Miles, who at the peak|ing his Jnnocence and repeating ee ee or two other friends were with him rer sen Snag BSS nage are broucht by | to the winner. Today it i8 worth|for the damage, Whiting declared | he’said, had little or no exg YOUNG MAA), 1 of his 1 ONES AGS: ORCC eae com-|that Miss St. Clair was stabbed by $2500 “Attorney lees.” : there one evening last December peo Tangent pyran By none nwtynl $50,000, plus added money priaes|he certainly was not, as “it was | fighting big fires in the indu RiGuyT. PLe You @ Manding general of the army, was| Mrs. .tefugio Alameda, who fled Peterson was “very nervous,” the | when the son called “to negotiate B ur sg Sic Reygr ees S magnate, |t? the amount of about $12,000. aj purely an accident, resulting; and downtown “high-value $ HAVEAYT Fone of the few high ranking offi- |soon after the crime and was never convicts wife testified, and pre-j|a loan.’ Dr. Dillon, said he was ein one ag ° pata, Ms “ the valuable gold cup, and a measure! from a defect in his car's steéring |tricts. He said Alt has been E THose A Feers of the regular establishment |apprehended. In recent communi- | tended he did not understand what | nearly “broke.” too,’ but he gave rears oe sales” auaated to | of glory which is inestimable. apparatus. He was taken to the|tloned mostly in South St. WIGS - STARTED | t© attain his position without West | cations to Gov. George H. Dern the Mrs. Grundy meant whefi she men-/|thé son $2 which he had just re- Duke Pagel . tion could not be made in 000,000? — This question, an ambitious young Democrat and chit plat hae we or’ Dr. Dilios reduced through the pur- = 7 pe the ridiculous level of 3 and vicinity: Un-| nave two or three big fires at t : | ease, hence his list military which confronts George C. Car. lawyer, for he is a handsome young “ * iad ¥° ine. mamennon Shat he chase of one of the good to ~ settled tonight | same time, no one can tell wha P*rvice was in 1916, when he pre- son, self-styled ‘‘desert rat," 1S}/| galiow. But our testimony will Sia gd an ineutance salesman Oe. Seer uae om Kentucky Proud of [ts Own. and Saturday, | the loss in life and property w Sided over the Medal of Honor discussed by a group of well: |iishow Gov. Davis always insisted a itd ap oy sae “Doc” why he bites” colums of the Post: ‘entucky’s pride in the a with | be. The department is faced wile — Board which reviewed the list of known St. Louisans and others. }/| on censidering the Grundy case| "’¥**: ; - sai Seed Backes Me Dispatch. But ret glean Siete ated showers; 0 © t/a program of economy. That a ft OST CUM USL PUB 81001350 Fought to the ||| °nly on {ts merits.” Lg ow hem i | horses whic ) much change injand will be carried out, I ha’ ¥ rati When Giant Beasts Foug t and “Doc” replied that he felt he many of the dealers are (| trains jis undaunted by the animals femperature. ‘| my ideas, which I will put up 1 s a os Death—A tremendous drama of Before telling the jury how the} ¢oyjg not obtain the insurance. as making special inducements (/ 4 are born of the wealth and Missourt: - Une ae ed son at 3732 Arkansas ay ‘there and in Boston In later that $1250 delivered ; hex ‘ ‘) , 2t to the Gov- ; h Kastern : he was awarded® the hon- fossils. éence’s son, Russell. would meee ewe: chosen accessories. two, aarveyeange Es ee nit etd g portion | ue. He is stockily butlt and Le Stary degree of LL.D. by Harvard, ||] prom a Missouri Farm She Looks || i)¢ executive see pardon applica- Remasted Abuns Soe, All of shee, S09. , hat 5 | aristoce ucky betters curried Hou poe nesses a round, full face, with rude! _ 2 and Colgate Back to the Court of Emperor |i) tions in a different light, Harve Befo-e the conversrtion ended, war tax and freight tha and Kentucky bettors o illinois: In- 4 rah: Pree: Br own . he “y , ry ) must be added to the price ing out the fence rails and creasing cloudi- | °* CO™Pi*xion and wears a br | When the Civil War broek out Maximilian—‘‘ Poor Carlotta! held a short, whispered cénference | Pr. Dillon had agreed to Campbell sof a new ¢ar. | everything | tatid:’ local .meney- ts tonight: | &T°Y mustache, oi Many civilians organized units with; says “voman who lived amid the |]| with the defendant. Then he re-| filling'out an application for him Why mot let Used Car Week 5; the judges st# moka ee tliek — ‘ ote He joined. the nt he own funds and later took splendor with which the Em-|!| .umed his speech to the jury, say- | for a $10,000 policy, and then made concessions a ge FE being heavily Pp bantess othe = | June 11, 1895, and mmmand of their townsmen in the peror of Mexico surrounded |] | ing: the remark, ““Toddy’ will be well pg Syne Bla oh offers in the ¢| t”lent- caciithals bie tail ear gg wie my. When the Roxburg Guards himself before the final trag- + “What the Governor Said.” taken care of.” The application / classified columns of tages yogi a notable meeps oo Rh, recruited, the enthusiastic edy overtook him. “The evidence will show that| mentioned the cancellation of two : wi ae : ‘ a ee the outer Sta f the Mississippi River at ms of that town promised a@ tov ident policies, and the home of-|) POS t-Dispatc hi company assembles from ge © at town p Gov. Davis had known Pollman.a Lace ent p p world to Witness the event. Jockev| st. Louis, 7.8 feet at 7 a. m. | This is Used Car Week : fite notified Campbell. they were| St, louis’ One Big Di 1 ‘ ho " Automobile Directory ay. of $20 for each man W Order Your Copy Today long time. He knew that Pollman The Market Place ef All the People d on Page 2, Columa 6. AAP URE: | | ' ' , ' : - : - . y, ‘ { ~ 2 =A , : 8 «- . ; ’ : : . : } ff a j ee ~ at - . \ vw , . wall ties n hind eo « ik &, ovals. a. Og — . ees —neeencsllD a fall | Continued on Page 3, Colum 3. of .1 of a foot : Sindh » - . 5 a é A oy" ; + ta fre le: = ¥ ‘. > x o- % : eg we -- i - hs a é oi - oe e , s , pat co Oe eee | MT . * So = eee ae es « Sao sah J + *