St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 29, 1925
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1 __STLOUS F POST-DISPATCH “Anni iversary (elebration I want to MITT VITTTLLL L Felly cuarartced rectar- colar Vrist Vatrch. Hand- ~ommy cngrarved whete gold fied caec PAY ONLY 1S5c DOWN ULLAL WOE AN HTM z.8 GUARANTEED TIMEKEEPER PAY ONLY iSc DOWN TOTAL UL. | WONMIL Tok) Ud GULL LLDL ULL LARD Lo a ' ’ eel) ' ' Uy OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY event the greatest of all! traordinary values | am offering for ONLY 15 POSTSCRIPT ADDED TO NOTES INP Man Arres f Writer. Freea on Denial in Police Court. wrote she mash notes wich were responsible fer his presen . ™ 2 . = -= oS 3 " »wTt or . pPeac hal — > . ance charge vresterday. Jacge Beck feund himself umabd:e to decide, Du" » the absence of more conchusive than was offered. he dis - at" 42@ePr *e . - eharged the priscgrver Ll? Noserf Tas ss Low . i innocent. the Judge cec.arec _ al in ta > 638° - uRntfortumare ff : was im &4@ mMmizgSoty 7 ~ _, - e- = mn and should be given tne oene - = 2 - \ offer -€ * Toe ox rasf6Te . - > ~. . . ° sides at 45726 North Broacwray. Fas . . 2 = - a e ~rested on Mar 15 as a resu of a ap ser by Miss Edna Anacker, 13 ~3’°* Ss “ance stree’ ‘sf atch the lien? wooer Who had veer earring ve letters in her path for her te “nd as she crossed © Falicn Park daily om her wa ‘so work a the pia he ™ ous Screw n the morning of May » sane feund one at suggested a Meeting epec(fed hour a 2 ater use. Miss Anacker kept the a nimen an a eman n an @« re ro > * se Srments Nase avr? aA. ong ar & »mMmo e a tew min oc ber an after engaging tne 4 ~. nversa i sea as he em a ark ench The sh ae a » - ~ ”!a =. + - =e = iS \N ose how 2 ooreus 7 e a s ar re A -_ ne " > 2 x 21> wee aS - ne occurrence. He adr hea Ox , sen" Sesice e x , e" 2 Reck Was 2 ater -e whether ~ o . = AT ne eS . MAN CRUSHED BENEATH FALLING AUTOMATIC ELEVATOR Harry Resin Critically Injured in ident at Plant of “. Loui- Paper Lok Co Rosen. 24 Ss oid. was = — Fy —- : ~ _- . @a ) . > a a — _ e 2 4 - = Y nT = 4 _ os _ r = ba ’ > r @ eore = er 2 = — — — _ -——-_ 4 ermra > - © - uries 4 i-», i? “Kk U a 2 a ~*~ 4 : = ~ - : -~ ; > ~ ~ ~ - on | a a —: - - rez = : e . = ced « = ~ enn sa - +g na -. 2 s - ~~ = ~ - ™ t a A _ 4 e | ~, ~ = 5 ~@ . rr /= =~? — — 5 | = ~ a i * @ ~— - 2 A » TRAIN BOUND FOR ST. LOUIS DERAILED, 7 PERSONS KILLED Engine Crew and Five Negroe ——— Me ‘ ae | ~or " asSssnreo _ 4 — ~ 5 = ~ is nig’ res - x ngmn: mn and a : neg passengers ‘ r SCOT noured Lin was bound > Ss 2 = SBour 4 i. iTaana - nninege : nm : . Ye he 7 > rT? te J ” 7 " sas Tarh - ~~ ” ne "ae ~ ~~ ° ’ 7 r : ~ 27 = ~~ ~ - —_ “a - aT = re ™ ~~ a LABORER FORMALLY CHARGED WITH HOSSENLOPP MURDER ratrck © Broen nia? STAC Omen “pantsh War Veterasm Parade Spanish War erTans Wl TT) et =? : - te 2 " . x + = ~~. orrew and after parading ‘to S eadwayr and Wasning on a.enue wi ward special cars ‘er Jeffe- son Barracks where Memoria! da. is ~~. = ‘s " . mayen Partir Inmunpdated bs Rain ee. ee oe - 22.9 -> Se ee. Wa’ . . : -. ~ * -” oo ~ @ . *ne-t hird ‘ = * 2e5" Wagen. m Southern New Seulh Wales. today was inundated by a Sill is rising. flood of the Murrumbidgee Fiver. Severai persons have been driven from their, which rose 28 feet in 48 hours and "omes and two are missing. thousand SET OF TEETE,. 3. GRABER, e20 Worlitzer Instruments Play the Music of the Wur the world’s largest musical house, makes directly or imdirectly, ewery known type of LIUIZER musical imstrument. The same excellent quality of tome and fime workmanship prevails either in the mammoth Wurlitzer organ, pianc, harp, saxophone, violin, on down the musical mstrument Twe bundred years of experience its back of every mstrument that is made by Wurlitzer, plus a bimdimg guarantee of satisfaction. Wur LiIZER has arranged one of the most elaborate musica! weeks im the history of St. Leuis. You will hawe am copportumity to hear and see the marvelous Wurlitzer mstruments im action, The Weoerlitzer-Apolle re hme to the smallest toy whistle. The giant Wurlitzer organ will peal forth its mighty and beautiful music. producing piano will demonstrate how searly human it is for a mechanical mstrument to be. will be many other musical features that will make this demonstration at SATURDAY ONE OF THE REAL ACHIEVEMENTS IN ST. LOUIS MUSICAL HISTORY. those great St. Louis favorites and Victor Record Artists, direct from Brown Hotel, Louisville, Kop. _ - priated $2000 of the _ THE MISSOURI THEATER - Ward [men and eight = he was the author of it. . br Bender. deciaring to the can aaa = any Practice that would — the i “RiephRene= hbailt. ‘aetacrer~«. 4? the . VE Milter Sleaser uaill pre- sent a tap threagh the Giant Worditxer. “The Werid's Largest Motor ol will & his ictor Recor ORCHESTRA. * MARTIN “Martin “*tepheres are recegemizced cvreryes bere qd oe the fiue=et jecdegoed free: the «taedpeim: of tene quen- 't> ape eserereacsy eof tanies. Bur thew bawve eofher od - cermpiicated we-Banienm i» etiminare - the sieepie arranmeerwent of the Ker «T*tem aweree’* sil awhkerd fieeerriang sand permits the greete: ‘- ererare hie =" ~ —<- ——- _— ad ed Wu RUIZ ER Hand-Crake pledged him and apore- committee's | Yunds to assiet him im the defense of the “unjust and vutwerranted” electien contest brought br Wi- “yndivided supper” 4 Nam L. Igee. Democrat, “heartily appreved™ of Mayer Mu-| “fers appointments. ; | » The heartimess and lack ef ai | vision in the manner of cuppert| aes which the reselution pledges was bard!y apparent tn the debate. The Mavor was attacked the committee. for empiores, for “insulting the com- mittee.” But the ‘or ignoring | no : reseiction was) finally adopted by a vete of 23 to) 1%. Ten city employes, eight of | them im branches of the municti-/ in pal government under the Mayer. | veted for its adegticen. : a Samuel Bender. Fifth Ward | went _. Cemrmftteeman, ied the fight op iI the Mayor. with the assistance of N. A. Polite of the Fourth Ward: 1 Sn the Twentieth | Ward and William Mad’fitt Bates of E J. J. Hurley of the Twenty-thira Ward. Vote of Becker. Tt developed that Edward £. Butler. son-in-law of most Weeke. and Martiz Scherer. Tenth | for : were tae | _ommitteemen, Mavor. Chairman Levis J. Becker. al-' \ though taking no part in the de-| im Date. voted against the adoption af the resolutioas. The reseiution was prepared al | Mayor Miller's office at « meeting | ' Tuesday to which 13 committee: | T committeewomen ef Were invited. Martin Scherer. whe /introduced it at the meeting in the Ptanters bullding iast night. said _im response te «a query by Bates A second reselution. introduced ‘that the : : : : “Hank” fiee staunch defenders eof the’) : : : Mayor ihe : ‘His desire is to destroy the City um P _Lommittee.” Bender <d¢eciared. of say te “tT has + “t : éer — se]
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