St. Louis Post-Dispatch
September 7, 1925

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COMIC PAGE. i | SATURDAY, | oe SEPTEMBER 65, 1996, " Tal D Enjoy Your Holidays With a Good Used Car y = utomobile Wan e n ENE EA po aded |B ‘% I NANCIAL MORE than in ALL the offer 8t. e 1/3659 ee ee The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service EDITION ¥a 7 NO. 365. ST. LOUIS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7, 1925—24 PAGES. Maa — ts iii!" ee ee nee _— re ee ee A A NN ty A cen nnn ree fi IERFLYERS 1TH DAY OF HEAT WAVE; |NCESSANT RAIDS 7ex,nex,ea,. DOUBLE MURDER — VIMANI, FORMER MITCHELL, LITTLE RELIEF IN — CLOSE HOGAN BAR, BE COTTAGE LAID 10) —— FENG PREMIER jo! a“ DESIGNER Sa ees.” GANGSTER RESORT, M=:. ===" REVENGE MOTE DIES AT AGE OF 62 ; m. today Last S EXPECTENS TO REIUVINATE | : sventor Declares Navy De- Place at Jefferson and Cass + ——_—— ——e — . THE GUY, WHO night’s rain, accompanied by a 42-rmile gale, flooded low-lying | sections in Brownsville and ‘Three Theories Held In ce — ee BECAME LEADER OF SOCIALIST PARTY Was Most Renowned of ined to Work on Max], Pris! valet from ine fotenee) | THE TEMrenATURES | Has Been Hangout for|| 2h fomarct ime emall ||" Case of Bem Tessmer Public Mem Given to Na- 7 chine pant Cammy Com) oe ercurh yesterday regis- B Ss it SERS Undertorid Characters || ores nt mecipitaiton in and Woman Compan- tion by Her Young Colo- HF Go to Hawaii ire Hoe degrecy andy cimbed) FE BE) 25 Year, ane, fe Go ee meee || nite in Afvica i | , TE cas tecnlwnat|p m. Lows Ser e:tee mm. | Mm. oe ° ns LBUR STILL cooler is the prediction for tomor- | RUN BY UNCLE OF SLAIN MAN HAD SILENT ON CHARGES |" ith, northeast winds expect-' FTE cast tor St. Louis) “JELLYROLL” HOGAN A: F. OF L. HEAD ASSAILS DEALT IN NARCOTICS ———— a ed. eather te : | (Copyright, 1925, by H. ia “ai Hayes says, will keep the tempera | [BRING DOWN P ae ppc dal 3 “AUTOCRACY IN INDUSTRY” Trade Mark Reg. U. S. Pat. oft : . J tures in the low nineties. THAT MITCHELL vent annie - ~~ - = Ss ption in Washington The record of three successive BOMBER and Tuesday: ——— “You’ve Scared All My) Savs Policy Is Allied With Com-| Algo Had Been Accused of munism to Undermine Organized ' Was Prime Minister at Out- ner assistant Chief of the Army/atures for each day were: ir, Service. share his anticipation; Aug. 28-—90. row part ¥) piace have scared his customers} The determination of some em-| death Ben Tessmer, St. Louis po- been confined for the last two cloudy; cooler to-' | | | 5 days of temperatures of 100 and | : as - L. Bom Is That Mitchell Sought higher during September has not ~ want ima cooler Customers Away, He bah rene ect 75 Killing Grocer-Saloon- break of the World War, . been equaled here for 21 years. In. a ee *F " ‘ ‘ y the Associate ress, ; | | Courtmartial as Part of September, 1899, on the 10th, 11th | —— siren! Tells Police, in Explain- DETROIT, Mich., Sept. 7.—As- keeper—Jealousy Viewed Which He Tried to Avert. . and 12th, the mercury registered | ly ae nnest ™ sailing ‘autocracy in industry and ‘ ? His Campaign. 101, 102 and 100, respectively. On| heart hs facil | ing the Shutdown. communism as allies in a common as Possible Cause. Re Ps a) the 4th, 5th and 6th days of Au- | 7 Paper pee purpose of undermining organized By the Associated Press. m gust, 1918, however, maximum | hereto and al \ labor in America,’ William Green, RENE VIVIANL PARIS, Sept. 7.—Former Pre- ? le tel inept temperatures of 105, 104 and 100 marth portion The saloon of Michael Hogan at president of the American Federa- Authorities today had under con- | —- eras ~|mier Rene Viviani died at 8:58 this ~ "4 SHINGTON, on t. peer , were reached. Tuesday. 2600 Cass avenue, @# hangout for| tion of Labor, declared in a Labor sideration three theories as supply- morniag. He was 62 years old. WA ep ol- The present hot speil began on | Arkansas— To-| gangsters for 25 yedrs, is closed. day address here that labor must ine the possible motive of the slay- WOMAN ORDAINED DEACON Death . : ug. 28, and the m p night and tomor-/ Incessant visits of the police to his| + yop er, who early yesterday shot to OF METHODIST CHURCH sanitarium, where M. Vivisni’ had M rs. EFldora Gune “Gunckel of Colorado years suffering Yrom a «general ~ | ‘away and ruined his business, Ho-/ ployers, Green said, to assume the : i y t his statement in which he de- a 290%. | aon | Pear is d aaatiiels of “dictators” to their em- ee ee ae “ Sete, oa) ee ae Denny Se ieee breakdown. The end came peace- ‘a the Shenandoah and PN-9 oo 2) Se : , Sanat tote.) a= ee ployes Avas serving only to accel! an companion, Dorothy Taylor, 22/ come Minister a ) oem. fully aftera long period of extreme ” ae | IS, Ss § ‘ ye By the Arsociated f : Aug. 31—91 | 23 p. mM. | Saturday. erate“the organized labor moye- | Years old, as they lay asleep in a COI ‘ORADO SPRINGS Col.. | feebleness. ers were the direct result of Sept. 1—91. | Sunrise Phe 5:36 a. m. i «Bs { le of “Jellyroll” summer cottage, near Valley Park. : “t t iminal Sept. 2—96 | Stage of Mississippi River at St. | pgp ocayedaneras ment. Particularly he saw this! hy . dl 4 Sept. 7.—With the ordination yea-| The former Premier collapsed weit} Wht / ae « 9. iJ ui 2.8 feet at 7 1 fa}}| Hogan, titular head of the ging to be true in Detroit, where he re- | One theory attributed the mo- terday of Mrs. Eldora Gunckel of/ while pleading a case in court 6n ~ ci Ah nee, and almost treasonable ad- oe ee Srenpcerpetiug ee ee | of that name. Jimmie Hogan,| garded the need of further organi- | Uve to Tessmer’s ae = —s Colorado Springs as deacon of the}June 6, 1983, and was said at that ap sit tion” of the navy and war te . 5103 hottest day this | ier Pa. Pe. a eee ee ' brother of “Jellyroll” and one of zation of labor, however, as still ata inte acy J for a 1 © ia Methodist Episcopal Church, the time to be worn out with work and F/ om 4 Ey, th Gnuis hte eaxt sept. on a ad : : a, fee ; a an tn on waa | sreat. | been Indicted by a Federal grand|Ginckel family of four becomes |grf®f over the death of his wife a = f e Y| year. south of St. Louis, where until yes-! the storm centers o e gang, Was | af | jury. Another traced the cause to A qty . if tly tobe seen at the Hogan ‘In this great heehive of indus- what is said to be the first entire; few months previous. 4 . . O— i106. | teraay S § é Sacer nurder s br Sept. 6—10 'terday conditions similar to those! frequently to be seen try. emnlovers ‘of taher have Ge- the murd of his brother-in-law, family of ministers in the history | om ve! ‘min mtfioom Gna iieeee ta. | under which he must labor. Ry | chief, witness, now believed to| Mrs. Gunckel’s husband. the » ' + . . lone and State Representative Wil-| this process they fix, as though by have been murdered Lastly, the | Rev. E. E. Gunekel, was ordained | aS Ogos FIVE MORE DEATHS TERRAPIN DERBY BEING HELD liam McGee were killed by Egan| royal decree, the living conditions authorities considered the possi-\in the Kansas conference more Sidi Bel*Abbes, in the Interior of ikiwmccmnie AT 101 RANCH IN OKLAHOMA | | gangsters who fired at Jimmie Ho-/| of their workers. This state of af-| bilities of jealousy, either on the) than 30 years ago. Four years ago ee ee in Africa, ‘ Rene. Viviani Was the most re- nowned of the public men given to the French nation by her younsz colonies in Africa. Born Nov. 8, 1863 in the thriving little village of pee Ss ; gan but failed to hit him. fairs should not exist in this en-| Part of a rival admirer of the wom-)|he retired and came to Color@gdo the brilliant French conquest— of the United States. an or of another woman discarded! springs. The Rev. V. W. Gunckel, Viyiani came to be known through | For 25 years the police have vis-| lightened period of the world’s ) Departments Move Slowly. 20, W hich Won Five Elimination by Tessmer Mexico Ci the years of his political life as a . . er. son, . ty as a mis- ROM WIS | 7 The departments are moving Contests, Will Race for $3358 | ited the saloon whenever they were) bwwrosa FR facto ~2 he workers | °Y Aanented, 106i | prhwcndigg ‘oatas pa and Ia| man Who embodied in their trucat SCRIPTION: : y, Acting Secretary Davis of in Cash Prizes. looking for oe oo ga oy oe ee Tessmer, 27 years old, who had| now at Cameron, Mo. The other|8¢nse* the principles of tiberty, 7 a eeremont ts oti! absent. L PONCA CITY, Ok., Sept. 7.— ~ re » beeeead aaa aa | TWELVE DEAD, NINE INJURED, been arrested here 104 times for} son, the Rev. D. Otis Gunckel, has} auality and fraternity upon which td Rie og Ny bees A | Hope, 12-year-oid terrapin, owned Sa mete that the atiien of the police investigation, had occupied} 9 pastorate at Colby, Kan. The| the whore Sie ere was feunded. td to talk about Col. Mitchell’ . , by Mrs. Harold Sims of Ponca City, | ' the cottage, situated in the rear} yethodist Episcopal Church classi-| | Destin y pious mother to ament of his department. The Demise of 13 Persons In Last | bree zed across the 25-yard line in ~e age amine yond | AS RESULT OF CANYON FLOOD of the Bee Hive Inn, a resort, Op- fies the deaconate as the lowest or- the cloth of the Roman Catholic the saloon daily 4 Church, Vivian's taste, for oraery ee etl We oe Four Days Laid to the /a minute and 30 seconds flat as 'yisits no liquor has been found ~aarg ART cw nets). Cloudburst | Posite Lake Hill, since July 10. der of the ministry. imy'’s affair if a member of | =} , ; T ai : re . a 4 t of-} Same Cause winner of the elimination contests the police let it be known that they! Death List Increases as Bodies The bodies were discove red at and love of debate estranged him a . f 4 ‘by 11 b} hildre of Frank MB from the secular influence in earl It will be recalled that last year jat 101 BRanch yesterday. the place. : WENATCHEE, Was a corofina of 1729 Carr street, who manhood and decided his choice of 4 Col, Mitchell was publishing] The deaths of four nersons yes-|" A thunderstorm early in the aft-|‘"Sanere’a no une of me trying to|_GATCHER, Wash. Sert- 7-/with his family occupted a xmalt! QF FRENCH UNKNOWN SOLDIER | ct : | , Cage - the ogee of a a terday and one today were attrib- ernoon soaked the crowds and made/|pyn if you fellows ‘are te red ebape ve sergio aos pve? —— | cottage next door, distant about 25 w th Supp to «Have fees me wae wentuenes ie seal Bititistt iis eftin. ta ts: : irate ervice and charging tha her|@ heavy track for the 1679 en- " ‘ : feet. He notified Marshal James — ace versity of Paris and imm ely be- “Sagsssees Step tee (abe Mying officers were being terror-| Uted to heat, ee eer trants, Twenty terrapins, which) | coe Se toonin sca “You've | missing e toad whith amant ang (Oe oe ee eee a: " Caniinavane aoa ee eee ee Sissaseee t as att ‘ ¢ . : ‘onference, , 3 “est id 60 that they dared not tell the| from that cause 13 in the last four won five elimination contests yee- ‘eased al may customer. Me eta priate eg dt he The cottage tenanted by Tess- Rs but it was not long before his am- } committee the truth reppin days. iterday, will contest today for $3358 | one ever comes in any more and rs P Pegs “ yas “' : " = mer and his companion comprised PARIS, Sept. 7.—Visitors to the bitions required a wider field. He situation, his courtmartial was) ne pody of John Kranz, 51, was |in cash prizes. ‘I’m closing for keeps.” Gay arvernoon. mne more was acc- | two large sleeping rooms, connect-|; amp of France's Unknown Sol- | °vereame many obstacles to estab- licted. However. no action re- | ad ed to the death list when Mrs. Dom.- | r a —' ‘ lish himeelf in Paris, and many a. = a found on a second-floor rear porch; A terrapin race is like none} cate : |ed by a door, and each with a door | agiar under the Arc de Triomphe ed and Col. Mitchell was credit- og F inic McDonald, reported missing, | a-i more before anyone knew he. was with being disappointed renee Pasthy Brontway st 4:45 | oer. | PART OF SHENANDOAH BEING ‘‘was listed as dead. The two now Meter Te Bag seen i "| were astonished yesterday to see a there, yet his rise was meteoric and : m ‘ = stants re . —_— *h. a was found ltying| q ; , ° , | He was not reappointed assistant| *: ™- today. A post-mortem exarn- | The contest ere nave a pen-| missing are Mra, Smythe and a'| ap - Pi grasoeset : a . cil ser wreath lying on the tomb tied with he took thik. seak at the Manan f of aviation, and his reduc- ene pag - give all a fair chance they are| McDonald child, both of whom are|,, p44 peen shot while asleep.| bearing inscriptions in German an enviable niche in politics. “ : oy the he | | : believ ! ad. . ' ; ) | ao reveny in nat oS nari a Aeraghie, 37, died at his| placed in a cage in the center of a | Residue Will Be Offered for Sale— | 1° yen ae te Se Gead Five bullets had penerated his/anqg French. Translated, the Ger- His advanced views on social irse of army routine’ was the 9 | Many PI hs of Wreck- Five bodies were recovered. The | ,, ' and religious estions tucal! thing that might have had a/| ome. °43 Sublette avenue, at 7 | 50-yard circle. At the command of | Srany penn ge te - — body of Aleck Murdock was found chest and neck. Miss Taylor's! man inscription read: pod tom 4 bier | - hy -aa-erhg -egte , he the starter the cage is lifted from agC MAK. . : on body was found on the floor before “German League for the Rights © e nto the . { , p. m. wente rday, shortly after the) a: Hyper - ‘ the - : plinary Mavor. ; arrival of a physician | the wriggling field of racers Each |” Se, Sere o under a pile of ruins, and “lthe door connecting the rooms,/| of Man.” ist movement just then beginning Se toe ) Representative Nelson, whose ified: man, about 45 | is all foll his f 4 one ELL, O., Sept. 7.—Labor | bodies of three of the Groff chil- shot twice through the back, thé That tex Beenie entd: “Té the ua to grow rapidly in France. He saw ution brought about the in- An ae aed . 11 6.m while | Bagesacceny to fo oo : rs say ae | day saw no cessation of activity!dren were discovered in the ruins | sventiie imbedding shecsadieinn in| re Dats mye ve idl P the needs of the laboring and low ae PERCY CROSE tion last year, is expected to| ¥°#™ vie a 4: get previ hospital | - 24 “te 60 pba: ‘ “ oe te wa | wee for the dismantling of|of their home. | che eine nown Cer oS «= | ode ee, Oe hg the reopening of the proceed- ee ao of 407 Franklin ave- pos oe ae anne ee Phas ot | the part of the Shenandoah's A wall of water 12 feet high | Empty Cartridges Found Y The wreath was placed on the them for @ readjustment of their ee yo 7 . as soon . oO | ° “| wreckage that the United States r low » cany a ; : : ‘ °) : - | ’ | om December. eens 1 ented nue. | nized. Each terrapin. bears a) Navy wants for its study of aero reggie =" rom the ¢ ee eee Several discharged cartridges Of|tomb without attracting attention. social conditions; he won the confi . : é -{the Great Northern Railway ter- P dence of farmer and woodman v¢gt- T AN SPOIL Claude Sawyer, 38, of 15 South | number painted in white on his'| ti |.45-caliber, were found on the foot) It is supposed to have been laid uJ “Pioncers Behind Mitchell.” | az _nautics. minal at Springwater, picked up| 7 A a _,. | ers in picturesque Auvergne: he VA So ‘ Jy ai Sixteenth street, died at the city! back. The DerbyY is tun before the , Late yesterday, besides cutting|/ five dwelli { i atl tore | of tne hed. From this circum-ithere by delegates to last week's b ht j bel h DA. "4 ames V. Martin, airplane de- ital at 4 p. m. He was over-| z,. | “é ‘in ve Cwelliygs in Ks path, - tore | stance, together with the position! peace congress —_— — ae the oo : ner and iaventor whe supplied hosp o a ‘ Pp grandstand at the rodeo grounds up the wreckage to obtain the de-/them to splinters and hurled the| + tn, phodies. the authorities con . es een pension laws, then he >Secame the : | aturday. and thousands, of pairx of tield | sired parts, men working under th . Ss, yf - ae ; Melson with the data on which the pe, aaa . | Pp & under the/three-storf Springwater Hotel 60 | E first Minister of Labor, and it was : . 8, of 1207 Em- : os Sagi + aa oe or street. He dozed and fell out of the eenth Century Canvases to of the two injured survivors of the the netstat Moa es iiens were oc- feng woman being shot as she sought Bagdad today says that reports His first, election to the Chamber | Sietvation an reasonable window, suffering severe injuries to His Private Gallery. craft. Cole. who has ®Scen in the : : 2 : to flee from the room. Apparent- reaching ‘Bagdad from the desert of Deputies occurred in 1893, when cupants of the dwellings. These wo». | ty, the slayer had first turned on to the west state that the J#bel celved absolutely no warning and | the electric light, which was burn-| pruse tribesmen have captured the > Remy ons here hen Pate ie e, Inciudin "s. we'l to confe. with Klein before|'°~ “ere Stved. ing. French stronghold of Suedia 19} way reelected in 1897, bet oll det | The bed in the other room Syria, which was headquarters of ' leaving f the East. } . . , John F. McCarthy, the oother and AMERICAN INJURED BY MOB showed signs oY recent occUPANCy.| the French administration for ihat went aaa “seg oveted tae oe artin says that for five years ‘ orted to the po- rE ‘ minor in ies, is c i t : : Navy Department has stub- Prostrations rep notable eighteenth century English | or injuries, is coming to Cald ly refused to proceed with a Of seaplane which could have his back. PASADENA, Cal., Sept. 7.—Four! Marietta (O.) hospital, Wo Calas | lice yesterday were: Joseph Srping-| paintings have been added to the man, 53, of 1207 Tower Grove ave-| private gallery of Henry E. Hunt- nue: John Snell, 52, of 5906 Lalite |jngton at San Marino, near here. ee easily the trip to Honolulu " 4 . while a man and woman's apparel) ‘, avenue, and Martin Walsh, 74, of They are Thomas Gainsborough’s | ™ore seriously injured survivor in ~ } ’ : district few yeara ey * seals ac os eas the City Infirmary. “Professor Abel;” Sir Joshua Reyn-|the Marietta hospital, ts improv-|Attacked by Crowd of Students fn | found : had ie sae ae a | According to these reports 4 | profession ed rages = 6 Bhs oO . eae ; ; : ‘ Vw m cater t a een use vy anotner'! «- e wove olds’ “Georgianna, Duchess of Dev- | '"& Slowly. His contemplated op Shanghai. French punitive column had been | tinning to lead the Socialiat party, kk the obvious aerodynamic arin cama mek 5. "a » te eration ha: . r couple. A box of .45-caliber steel | ements originated in th DETECTIVES REPORT BUYIRG onshire;"' George Romney's “Mrs. | | has been deferrc * for sev-| «in: Cable to the Post. Dispatch and the | jacke f hich | ambushed by the Druses, whe are | which was rapidly losing strength e ” a . : eral days Ch D + C ight 192 jacketed cartridges, from which a ted to-have killed more than i States.” Burton, and John Constable’s Asa age Wau wows pyriaht 1929. mer had heen removed. ye enl. o,/na ea mare because of a conflict between it« This probably refers to the model DRINKS BEFORE RAIDING HOME “View of the Stour.” The Gains- te hg day Lieuts. Taylor| SHANGHAI, Sept. 7.—C. C. El- ie er : a . ea, Sy 1500 French troops and captured | two tactions ' :, an avill of Lakehurst are ex- | rod, American employed by the |@ Gresser. : lete regi t of tille it Mitchel! has hinted at several! : borough came from the collection an r ploy . ' a complete regiment ot aF ry. The turnin olnt of his oe. . : ot a pected to arrive to aid © . dene ‘ as Papers and clothing marks led|,. ¢ xP caree., Anonymous Tip Leads to Seizure of | of George Jay Gould, the Reynolds | ** 9 ald Commander !municipal revenue department, wa Teas \er'a: 14cntification, which From the same sources it Is re-| however, came in 1994, when the a : . ‘ Klein in his work of investigatio -| to ee — } ation |seriously injured when he was at t h he situatio Da- - 1 Sa I Woul Home Brew and Whisky at from the Earl of Spencer's collec nae tye antag | se oO y j ( ‘ wan eoatirmed by Albert ba Sarna ported that t ituation at a“ International Soctaliat Congress, ys He Would Welcome 5103 Dresden Avenue. tion. Aft “ex itacked by a mob of 6000 students sensher of Jennisen weedeaasdt ee serious. under the influence of Bebel. the Z er the navy men have cat out sta- | 2% Plumoer OF . » w asEE_AE 4 * Courtmartial. After watchine a house at. 5103 Although Huntington is silent on ak Bante: 08 the: Samenieits ther | povwty ageies regen apt deypyrn was found in Miss Taylor’s purse SIX IN AUTO KILLED BY TRAIN German Socialiat leader. adopted a PORT eh ag ee rere ler severe! hours vo rme cones. Sood rs prscaetmnt- a ext want, the residue will be offered | settle a8 ‘nt today. He identified both bodies at Coro- Hotes amg resatution demanding the eulflen- | SAS, Tex., Sept. 7.|/ yesterday on an fmonymous tip | circles he paid in excess of $1,000,- | 6. wai subject to the bids of junk | The police opened fire on the at-| 2¢" Bopp’s undertaking estabilsh- | Tennessee Farmer, Wife and Two |tion of the party. Viviant, with > -s , > ce nee ° *» “Ale - ‘ —By BRIGG thls and courtmartial because |jhat homebrew was being sold |000 for the four canvases, | ee teon a 1e cn ce noon nesea e irkwood. Children Lose Lives at Aristide Priand and Alexander M1i!- | arraignment of the conduct |¢there Detectives Taylor and Schnei- }~-~~~~- SP | br pep agy weit GB, ; | Heard Shots at 2 A. M. Crossing. lerand, refused to accept this dea- t _, air service by army and navy | der entered the place, hatless and tes would be eagerly wel- coatiess, and asked for a cold 9 A Funereal ) ; , The ' by him, if from his trial drink. According to their report, WW ord—‘* Lost’ 4 ¢ | ON AMERICAN WARSHIP | fatudaute oars aesael: wits Sanne Should be developed facts Andrew Breier, who was in charge, FOUR KILLED BY EXPLOSION ee ed beseagerende~ pn oc Mies Jennie Monteliona of 111% | By the Aceediates Prees A sion, and rather than compromise | rane sag. Amerxes . North'Ninth street, a guest at the RIVES, Tenn., Sept, 7.—-laude | with the revolutionary element of Scorofina cottage, reported she! ~ Warren, a farmer, living Neal ithe body. organized a separa‘o - heard shots about 2 a. m., and| Beardstown, Tenn., his wife, two | wing that ultimately became the OU COME Home ONE EVENING c PRIeND WIFE” aLL DOLLED VP Tem HOUSF inj ORDER —— ae - ’ at ' = Would stin e : i 4 When you are the loser. . Uw. S. S. Noa, on Patrol Duty at land were hurling missiles as they pla’ t the Teasme- cot-| Children, his mother-in-law, Mrs. | peony . ey pan ae FUT Ag Mii american poopie ana teed tnene [2ONa,,them each two botties of |; Way not rob the word of j| Shanghai, Meports Tacs [heid ‘a demonstration as a memo- | Ci sored At We temun, So. 15. c. Cude, and Tawa Curl werelsuccems came im t80e, einen | a - ° F . m e i¢ e . , a ; =. *e i “ : - LAN’ AN ND GLOR R RIO : et “gross defects in the mis- whisky to Taylor. In subsequent its pensiv eness, quickly and a ee “pees, Of Mave ides to th student martyrs. peared to be dressing hurrie''y. = mite tg: tana oor - Deputies, Including Viviant, Briand . ‘ment’ of the air service, “thy . ‘| easily _ od : few minutes later, she said, «he o Cneee . Fr ft land Millerand, were clected. 4 L William ry Mitchell eeta here search “=e dete« tives reported they | To save time, telephone ? | SHANGHAI, Sept. 7—The de- SWIMS THE NIAGARA RIVER saw a man and woman drive away struck an automobile in which they Wise old Georges Clemenceau y. rom tal aiid ang = a, eagle the Post-Dispatch, Olive §/Stroyer Noa, United States navy, | from the Tessmer place in in Ee-| were riding. upon becoming Premier in October A Ribs etalnniind ‘ater gallon of whisky. reler was ar- | . the course of which he Late, : Eighteen men were taken | ' ree Suateaet tec wae % By ae YNTAGATOA FALLS. N. Y., Sept. |station manager reported that the/ Actor, Overcome by Heat. Dies, )Of Labor, and there the worknfas's ) ¢ Ww ASHINGTON, | Sept. 7.—The | second couple had joined Tessmer|’ CARTHAGE, Mo., Sept. 7.-Loyd/ friend accomplished wonders § by | 7.—William (Red) HiIl, a veteran 7 ; Navy Department had no informa- | riverman, swam across the Niagara |and Miss Taylor Friday, the wom-/ B. Collyar, 35 years old, of Kansas | finding common ground of under- | thon today regarding the explosion | piver just below the falls yester-|an later driving the Easex coach to/| City, died here early this morning | standing hetween capital and tx- ion board the destroyer Noa, in | day He made the distance of ajhis place for supplies. He de-/after being overcome with the heat bor. and at a time, to. when the Asiatic waters. The Noa, a first little more than a half mile in 11 |seribed her as a blonde, of thedium | last night. Collyar, a vaudeville |toiling classes were dangerously two of the giant game fish, ip 15 saloon raids. Thirty-three beaded bag or a bunch of ¢ ME exciting tussles, only to| were held as robbery suspects and |‘ keys, the odds for recov- ° min the water. two were arrested in raids on two |. ery are largely in your fa- ence was expressed by the alleged “homebrew joints.” vor when you use the “Lost - Assistant Chief of the Air ? F “g pase und” columns of the glen i Roig ven Mise Ederle to Return Home. and Fo s 0 line destroyer, left Chefoo, China. ch ha size, and heavily rouged. actor, collapsed on the stage of a | aastir. : would create a single de- BY ph GRIS.NEZ. ‘Sept. 7.~Ger- |: can reach a larger audience (|7Uly 17, and arrived the next day "ai — In the rear of the Tessmer cot- | theater last night at the conclusion| Briand, succeeding Millerand a Mt of national defense, with trude Ederle has definitely aban- |} in St. Louis, at lower cost, )}}/8t Shanghai, from which port she Child Born at Auto Race. tage the authorities found two au- | of a fast Gancins a lh Premier tn 1900, retained Vivianl has been doing patrol duty. At BY SPEEDWAY. PULTOONA. Pa. |tomobiles—a Ford coupe, with &| storm Warning for Galveston Area.|'" office. but a difference arone es for the air, land and | aoned the idea of a second attempt than in any other news- ee American people are/to swim the English Channel this}? paper. The Post-Dispatch this They are going to de- year and is planning to leave for |‘ is acknowledged to be ~ ; common-sense program, New York next Saturday. The con- Louis" greatest finder “a that time she was in temporary Sept. 7.—As thousands of persons license traced to Thomas O'Con- HOUSTON, Tex. Sept. 7.—~a| between them as to the right <«f command of Lieut. R. G. Tobin. gathered here today to witness a nor, 3840 Laclede avenue, who was storm warning for the Galveston the state railroad employes to Picks Eagle Feather at 3000 Feet,|250-mile automobile race, Mrs,.|said to be in Chicago, and « Ford | section was issued by the Weather | *trike. and Viviani retired. He re- Post-Dispatch, because = , . * c ee Place direction of the | tinued bad weather with the tem-| ' my articles, Bon me Idenced By the Asséciared [ress. Eleanor Grogan of Pittsburg, a/|S¢dan, traced to Miss D. ogee Bureau here this morning. The@sic- in charge of men who perature of the channe! water|} y the Gam Cent oe ; NEW YORK, Sept. 7.—An eagle| spectator, was removed from thoe|1728 Ellio pvrercnetly= the pros pression area at present is over the smething about flying. A/|down to 55 degrees Fahrenheiy was PO ST- DISPATCH recently swooped Lieutenant | grandstand to the field hospital,| Louls pol ra . "Chest at lower Rio Grande Valley and was pare been placed before responsible for the American) Carries far more Lost and Found } James M. Bovard in a plane 3000/| where a son was born. The patient type of whose husband,” the expected to move ~~ sone Continued on Page 3, Cotuma @ ‘the coast, é the winner of the race. the. the boy would be named for} — ate tom ed errant st a ome m Page 3, Cotemn e next season. PEPE Leen" | ts prove it. « l wot