St. Louis Post-Dispatch
September 28, 1925

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Where Craft’: Went Down With 33 Delayed. : ee ee _ as _ —_—— —_> -_ — Santee ; i oe a ee LO —— — Ag ORDER years, in fact—-but she showed up} | oa rol re I ' fo) TENDENCY OWN SET ine y ~ 9 ap , L : tourney when | Biber Who Lives at the | Slight Mei 3 hin of wie TO “PASS h ad th first ni i 40, eed Bee THE BUCK APPARENT a hich pilin Sh ‘dai "lve Fox ts Had 7 Wik Be Found Alive ond : Companion of His Vic-| tim for 15 Years. has been playing golf for many/ years, and is considered one of the most formidable obstacles in the| way of younger women seeking tne national golf crown. Charge ‘Students’ Com- manded Vessel Denied. | to Vexatious ive Prosecu- | - | ——— a i were declared invalid ra . | ‘Under an Invalid Mrs. Fox hag three grandchil- | | Edward Reed, .38 years old, of | By the Associated Press. HOOP-A- A¢ dtr _ se. but as to her exact age she) ,409 North Main street, Edwards-| NEWPORT, R. I.,_ Sept. ae ) - s smilingly stient., | [ ville, who recently reunited his| Divers have found one of the in- yi HATE TO LEAF a Be acho hoe ag ton Rage med pe wy | MRS. CALEB FOX. | ‘mother and his sister after they had|terior bulk heads of te sunken YOu, SPOTTY Bur restrictions of the Traf- hae eleht imere etrekes ene ag ON | et the 16 annual iedpaaitionte hare. °°8? separated for 30 years, last|submarine S-51 bent but not Investigation -by the Pest-Dic- first nine, for a total | night was shot and killed, in an ar- | pierced, a radio dispatch received Patch discloses that bond forfe. had on the In 1908 and 1909 she was a as (uP, EFERY. ae re r ” | YOu KNOW HOW downtown no-parking” | o¢ gg. Women's par for the course! finalist. The only years she was|Sument over a punctured tire, by | here from the scene of the wreck tures totaling $146,066. most of IT GOES IN LIFE! by Circuit Judge Ross- | js 81. /mot in title play were 1911, 1913,/ Frank Karnes, 45 years old, his| today said. The message did not “hich has been reduced to judg- y in granting Charles A. Since 1907, when women began | 1923 and 924. ‘There were no con- companion and intimate friend for} Make clear whether the compart- ments, are now pending sgaine™ o> fh, playing for a national champion-|test in 1917 and 1918, during the : , ; Bq "a attorney, an injunction h Mra. F h ‘tied j 13 | 15 years. ment was forward or aft. Rough bondsmen as the result of forfeit. 0Y GoT DERE iad Reniveneng tone’ ee Cee. Reed’s mother, Mrs. Ida Reed,| Wether was being experienced by tures deciared by judges tn the fir Le , a |with whom Reed and Karnes re- the rescue parties, according to . UPPERS UND DOWNERS ? w Police Judges from enforc- him, existing rules cf radio messages. Two slings were ja was a.janitress at Edwards- under the submarine and an at- ville churches for years and re- PARTLY CLOUDY; NOT MUCH | MARSHAL LYAUTEY RESIGNS : : . 7” eS “> os ee ee he LDAP ADPIEK Re A BLAAP Ti MAIR Ee he PBB : | : Council. | | cently used part h tempt was to be made shortly with Ko ieee ie | ch who was arrested for park- | CHANGE IN TEMPERATURE MOROCCAN GOVERNORSHIP make the eh atesaaie ane be a 30-ton derrick to lift it yess ag 6 = ty al under the forfei- @ Bighth street north of Olive THE TEMPERATURES. _| Veteran Resented Being Relieved |automobile. Kagnes ~had been} the surface. — By the Aseociated Press Mrs. Reed and announced, “I hurt your son, maybe killed him. I had to do it."” Police came and arrest- ed him there. Reed Family Recently Reunited. “I've had more troubles than any woman ever born,” said Mrs, Reed today. Thirty years ago, when her husband died while they were living at Wooster, O., Mrs. Reed ptaced her som ‘and dafighterc in an orphanage. Later she re- gained the son, but the daughter had been adopted and those fn charge of the institution refused to tell where she was. In his travels, Edward Reed re- cently found a man who knew the }Oof the crew, at 'clals at the submarine base said the /number on the submarine musi be 33, as-Walter E. Hannon, a member first listed as aboard, had been located at his home in New York, to which he was gummonted by the illness of his father just before the 8-51 left New Loucon on a cruise. | When tbe S-51 sank Friday night it was said that there was a 72-hour supply of oxygen. That supply will be exhausted by 10 o'clock tonight. | The only message received at the submarine base during the night | from the ring of naval vessels on guard and at work at the spot where the S-51 went dow4, in- tions to the 45 secretaries of the order in her furisdiction. Against Public Gambling. “I am on the side of suppression of all public gambling," she said. “T have made many speeches on the subject, and when Dr. Davis in- vited me to assist in ng out the petitions I gladly complied.” The petitions, according ta Mrs. Wyatt, are being sent to Gov. Baker as fast as they are filled. About 10,000 signatures have al-. ready been obtained, but it is hopee to be able to present 200,000 to tne Governor before the matter is al- lowed to rest. Want law Enforced. 7 ke Is Those who favor lifting the ban | H. G. Fokker; Curtiss Carrier Pig- the field, and then heading into the West to Fort Wayne, Ind,, the first scheduled stop. As though to emphasize the practicability of commercial avia- tion. a Ford monoplane took off at 10:30 a. m. on its regular trip to Chicago with a load of freight. } i if Hi A second plane left the field at 1! o'clock on its regular flight to Cleveland. The reliability planes took off in the following order: Travel air, ilet Francia Bowhan: Travel air, pilot Walter W. Beech; Junkers F-13, pllot Frederick Melchoir; Swallow, pilot John Steutter, ker, $-engine. F-7, pliet anthony 4 i She terney Sidener. Sheriff Schver, Cireult Clerk Schmoll, Check Kai- . elfth street, north curb / steamer Peary of the MacMillan AZUSA, Cal., Sept. 28.—Azusa, | Circumstances of the adoption, and | formed the anxious persons ashore on lotto have gathered about 168,-| eon, pilot C. H. Jones; Martim, jtel of the Court of (Criminal Cor a0! VEN I TINK | “nm avenue, south curb of Arctic expeditoin was in port here| gateway to San Gabriel canyon and | told him the child was taken bya of the futile effort tu holst the craft 066. it was sald toéay, The com, | Pilot Cy Calawell: Martin, rection. and Robert Rurkbam. at vot FFER VOULD JA oe: iitreet and west curb of|today. She arrived during the/the site where a great flood control | well-to-do couple, Mr. and Mrs.| by means of a 100-ton crane, _ plete petition pasted together ‘to | pilot lL. B. Richardson: Mer- | torney for the Board ef Education oie weet. Between those pe- re dam is to be built by [Los Angeles | Frank Fellows. Reed traced them to ‘entury. It also dampedel ihe make almost a milé of signatures | cury Jr.. pilot H. G. Mummert; | wilt be held this week. The con. VE Do MITOUD . 2 Wever, it left unchanged! .w.._...._L PLO IE County, should shun such qués- ito the State of Washington and late ' hopes of the naval men ‘hat some will. probably be presented to the, tSout all-metal airplane, pilet B. | ference was called by Si@ener, whe “4 b Ordinance’s regulation “$] tionalbie advertising slogans as ‘in July located, at Tacoma, Wash., | of their comrades of the sea were Governor Wedtesdays a. Hamiiton; (Ford plane), Laird expressed the hope that the meet YourR BRAINS one-hour parking b-- | Profitable ‘i*azusa the Dam City.” the Rev, | Dis sister, now Mrs. Frank Fuller, | tin alive in the battered euell of In the antilotte petition text it 19 | C- 6. pilot & C. Ettern; Swallow, jing woula result “ta © ene CAPTAIN $ (HUST et Aor * p.m. | $ | Oliver Saylor told his, congregation | Who was living with her husband | the underees vessel: declared that while the present Po-|Pilot F. A. Goff; Yackery Sport, learning bis job im the matten” Vig ly wes created as an here yesterday. He was referring | *"4 young son. The publicity given; The message, sent in by Rear Ad- r Board is making an attempt | pilot Walter J. Adama and twe ‘amd would be followed by apeedy IMACHINE £ “ y body ®arly in 1924. Reg- Is Reading ite a sign hanging above a well | this successful search also resulted | miral H. H. Chris@, commande, of “pg fa ma: saat various civil! Waco planes piloted by Ee G. | collection of money due wader fer. over traffic and || ' )|traveled highway in the heart of |!" Mrs. Reed locating a sister, Mrs./the control force, sald divers at and religious bodies are making an/| Knapp and L, OG, Tost, which ar | Here judgm ty zones, one-way |? By reading the classified (| azusa’s business district. The con?/ Birdie Britton, of Boudit, O.. who! work outside the sunken subina in» effort to nullify ite attempts by| tired at the field trom Trey, Ny Y. ‘The like were delegate 1 Pi “Miscellaneous for Sale” (| gregation agreed with him and in| had been separated from her for 30| had been unable to obtain 4 re- asking a return of games of akii! | atter the race started, MPwell in section 6 of the 5 columns of the Post-Dts- . a rising vote condemned the sign | ®4°s. | sponse to their efforts to communt- for charity. The sigher’ of the pe-' The planes were started by Ed- a4. Y approved March | 2 eek” aM tha day thee h $ ahd its offending slogan as “a Reed himself had married. but |cate with the men inside. tition announce their commenda- | se! Ford, president of the Ferd Tt is this attempt to dele- r strict My Pars ‘|shady play upon words.” (was estranged from his wife. Thetr | Six Divers at Socuc. ton of the acta of the board and | Motor Ce. and donor of the trophy ancther bedy the legisia- } today and every Gay ; Business men responsible for the | child, John, 12 years old, is being | Six Navy divers were at work at/ oy 1, law “be not interfered; for whieh the planes are contest. were of the Roard of Alder- |‘ you. may find just the | hanging of the sign, however, re- | cared for by his grandmother. |the scene of the wreck yesterday with. but enforced.” ling, The last plané had barely ch Judge Rosskopf holds ‘ trunk, bicycle or flower \ | fused to admit tonight that “Azusa,/|... jand last night, working In reloys. : Ea SEN oF dk Re { lett the ground when a week of palthough he supports traf- |} box you have wanted, and {jthe Dam City,” was anything but | SECURITY PACT CONFERENCE |They succeeded in getting a line CAPPER JOINS THIRD-TERMERS | °o"' festivities waa etarted, Army Hations made firet- hand by r at prices much lower than )| good, snappy advertising. under the stern of the submarine planes participated ta the maneu- SOMME doen in cues | * | AT LOCARNO ON OCT, S/ena'a t00-ton itt was brought to] cua ena aa | tere together with peivately owned he same ordinance. p6. See. ;|Ford Subscribes to French Loan.| German and Allied Statesmen to | Dear on the undersea vessel by the Ever in Middle West, _ |cTatt, A crowd catinihted at “saree ito Om Cost $2,000,000. ||‘ sagas a aed ty He Amnachetog Press Meet in Switzerland, It Is Of-{ ‘Tone arawn down to} ™ eo newaatanes ren ried at bees he dA en witnessed t ? ere 18 pro n FORaing ARIB, pt. 28.—The presi- ficially Announced. ec bes Cc ' ep 28.-- : . Sept. 28.—The | { the classified ‘“‘Miscellane- )}dency of the French Cabinet today | By the Ryarny Prees. the water's edge when the cable. dent Coolidge is stronger than ever A layover of three houhs and t¢ ae, aavarium, to cost | ( ous for Sale’ columns of $/!ssued the following note: ‘“Pre-| PARIS, Sept. 28.—The — security| tightened and the Century almost) pojitically, in the Middle Weat,| minutes was erermee te Ge » Will be built in Grant | $ D teh. d mier Painleve has received a letter | pact conference of the German and | capsized under the pressure. The | genator Arthur Capper of Kanaan, Wayne and then a hop to loage. the Field Museum. The |? the Post-Dispate OCn Use (| from the manager of the Ford | allied statesmen will be held at) crane, however, made no impres- d here yesterday. Me ia on his| The flyers will preeeed to Omaha ands for which are to be the {| automobile plant in France an- | Locarno, Switsertand, on Oct. 5, it | sion of the S-51,-belleved to be em-/ way home from a trip to Burope,| Tuesday. From Omaha the planes John G. Shedd. will ‘ ? nouncing that the Ford company is | Was officially announced here to-; bedded in a bank of sand at the “We are f the Preaident it he 5 to Kaneas Chy, &. Lovula marble and will con- |> PO wT DISPA TC H ‘i subscribing 1,000,000 francs of the | day. i bottom of the ocean. wants another term,” Senator Cap- | Columbus, Cle oe ap te =e tanks, containing ; Carctoo th Gaeanitted Ad. ? French 4 per cent gold loan.’ At The announcement, made by the After po or nen nti gs Bteonnrt —— Pa ibe sig yee — vA pt polat urday «a eal om the minute ma- ee ae ee eae the present exchahkge rate. 1.000,-/| French, followed an interview be. | to raise the submarine, ta) or economy program. 7. Ee monsters of the far- oft [owls unoniapee “COMBINED. 000 ce is oaichenteds to a little | tween the German Ambassador and be done until the arrival of the! excellent example to set for State,’ The schedule calle for an average eee ene more than $47,000. Foreign Minister Briand. “ 7 wes cedar 2. Coleman & county: and local governments.” }apeed of $0 miles an a® 4 99 Beautiful Colors, 734x1034, Ready to Frame, Free : Reproductions in N atural — = a eat eal — = - = ae, Ye i va a Types of American Beauty" ST ete = a SS. ee SS é ee y 9