St. Louis Post-Dispatch
December 14, 1925

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By R. Dirks of the Katzenjammer Kids ep Call HELP Before 10 A. lt by NOON— Through the POST-DISPATCH Want Columns M. ee a 31. LOUIS” POS T_DISPATCH {he Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service eee we ————— NO. 98. sf. LOUIS, MON ‘DAY EVENIN ee ee eae , DECEMBER 14, 1925 —40 PAGES PRICE 2 CENTS XS OL. 78 ‘on U8 titted i i) 4helg eae 7 - - aaa nts REMUS 5 CONFERRE "WITH FRED ESSEN “. WITNESS ASSERT | Rectal Former Chauf- feur Tells of Driving to St. Louis With Employ- er and His Wife. WHISKY PUMPED OUT OF TROUGH Contents of Barrels Emp- tied to Speed Up Work —Says William Kinney Stayed Outside. By PAUL Y. ANDERSON, 4 Staff Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch. INDIANAPOLIS, Indé., — Pleas of guilty by three defend- ants marked the opening of the Jack Daniel whisky conspiracy cas@ before Federal Judge Rober' Baltzell at noon today. Selection of the jury was com- pleted at 2:20 p. m. The opening statement for the Government, made by Assistant- Attorney General John B. Mar- shall, did not oceupy more than three minutes. ‘This conspiracy,” “cen - tered around the unlawful with a) and wale of a large Guanti- ty of whisky from the @ovcrnmen' Dec. 14. he said, bonded warehouse of the Jack Dainel @tetillery in Leuls. “We will show W concocted the plan, who removed the whisky, and wo distributed it. Part Played by Officials. “We will also show © paris | play ed by certal:. officials, aud by other persons having political tn- fluence, in coverirg up and pro tecting the removal of the whisky.’ The offence, he concluded, or- curred in August, 19238. Of. the 29 defendants named in the indictments, 28 answered with pleas of “not gullty.” tncludirg most of the St. Louisans indicted. Six were absent, including Lem Motiow and his two Tennessee as- sociates, who sold to the Remus syndicate the liquor, afterwards illegally withdrawn from the Jack Danie! warehouse in St. Louis. The three who pleaded guilty were Carlyle Sampson and Clifford Sampson and Bernard Brink, el! of Cincinnats. and former members of George Remus’ bootiegging organt- zation in Cinecinnatt. One defendant, former Congress- man Fred Essen, St. Louls County hoss. was granted a continuance On the grounds of illness, Plead Not Guilty. Those who answered present and pleaded not guilty were: State Sen- ator Michael J. Kinney: hia broth- er, William Kinney; Nat Goldstein: former Collector of Internal Rev- enue Arnold J. Hellmich, Michae) J Whalen, Tony Foley. John Con nors, Robert E. Walker, Mrs. Imogene Remus, Ben Doncaster, Harry Levin, Don Robinson, Mor- ris Multin. Sidney Multin, Isidore Multin. Edward Metninger, John Gebrum and his wife. Ada; George R. Landon, William WLucking. B4- ward J. (Hare, August Walter. Henry Stratton. Daniel O'Nel!l, Richard Fitzgibbon, Thomas J. Mc- Auliffe John Marcus and Thomas F. McCafferty. Those who di4 not_answer were Lem Motlow, Tom Heffernan and Henry Ie Dahiman of Tennessee who were freed of the obligation appear by a United State's Commissioner's ruling. and Frank Hoffman, George Holitz, Leonard Stone and a defendant known only as Houllhan. who have not been arrested. Chapffeur Firat Witness. The Government's first witness was Harry Boyd of Cincinnat!. per- sona) chauffeur during 1923. the year of the robebry of the ware- house, te Remus. Boyd told of several motor trips in the summer of that year from Cinctnnat! to St. louls, with Re- mua and hie @i! On o # of those trips, he related. Remus met with Fred Eesen and John Marcus, de- fendants In the case. In July. at Remus’ direction, Boyd related, he drove a Reo truck from Cincinnati to St. Louis and re- ported at the Jack Daniel ware- house to Fdward Meininger. an- other defendant. For seme time thereafter, Boyd testified. he was busy coopering barrels and delir- ering cases of whisky among rari- ous St. Louls drug stores. He was ~ Continued on Page 2. Colume= 3. to | | . SNOW OR RAIN TONCHT WITH | s TURE OF ABOUT 75, | | TEMPERA | | "Se Paes Bes eee. THL TE MPE RAT URES. | | ' Ee PB Maicceccss! + 3 e. ¢ Dero | ats S ee Mives ces s ya. 1 ae = sey VE Lb VE Ll. MA - oe mA 623° G. Bees Sd | , . % 4 4 aa 12 NO 1) @aeeseee 434 | | . (_MA Gor ABSOLUTELY “\ ISIE | Bae -weemeeee: * | » U. | ‘. eee ca ee a. "S5 2S. Wir wneaes 46 | | i Se Me ea aees oe ee Sore 9 RIGHT & NO RENIGGLING | 7” PASSES Ee ee wees t | : ‘nad DER HOME CHOB ee Highest yesterday, 42, at 12:16 a. i lowest. 32. at 7 a. m. p ° 7 ) U S Wi ° ° ° eae eee oftictal forecast | | rincipal U. S. Witness in Liquor Conspiracy _ FORD'S | for St. Louis and | se ; re . ~~ a vicinity: Snow or iG Lo . R a | d FE t d W f f ae ATION ( rah Fi eae re vin. tonight; @overnment Loses in Su-|Recommendation by Rev- lrial an strange ie, Une O e vetenda Lan eK ¢ ° | TES f MONEY ” ; : pg : luesday paurily | ° E. | | ) . me Court Its Efforts! enue Agents in Case of E. | cloudy; colder to- | pre *\ G5 a ah night with the! ra seman . . pers of All Political Far- lowest Lempera- | Awe 4? ao ‘ a . “Re 99 | priate ait - f Earl ture about 26. | ings From Claimants. | Owner of ach Club.” | fro | ties Look or arly | Missouri: Snow } . t | ‘ f or rain tonight: | oe OBE: Change 1n Structure OF \ colder; Tuesday | 000 IN CLAIMS ‘CHIEF ATTRACTION =§ [|b FOr | Qres rs) ’ sessment of $215,000 in additi ona! gees i Sunset today, 4:39 p. m ("nited States lost in the supreme, | te | te a » » sae _— » fy the Associates Frese Sunrise tomorrow, 7:13 a. m. Court today in its effort to prevent | ‘@#*e8 against EF. R, Bradley, race} Re : ' —Q | -* s P i : : . ae ; eck is likely to prove ———— eo ot. Louis, 5.9 teet, at ¢ a. 0 ~Ol Treasury notes from satisfying | cause of the operation of his falas : yy aa al mlitic 1a. — ut i5?. : : ‘ated 34 ‘ry Yllag r, ¥ gus one in French porlical ae ltheir claims out of funds of the | brat Gambling hous it Paln | ‘ — shonens ; : iate I "le ; y v) ; ay vy, ; ae eetracrcimary ce : ‘G. 0, ? IN SENATE ACCEPTS German Government seized by the], Serre don hae been revommended | anner in which France has) yy Interna) Revenue agents. —- ‘ , p= j ‘Alfen Property Custodian. This {s diselc “git | p goverwna for she mst 6°) LA FOLLETTE AS REGULAR * = hiss disclosed in testimony } sw . 4 7 . * ‘ ars uie re rarded as imminent by : Claims for 62°. H00, represe@n.ng | presen ed to fae Senate Ip vestigate | o press of ati political ai ace 3 oo VW imconsin Man Assigned wo} fo ‘e “ ue f bonds Q 4 th et Cer — f oTnmitte j nd mare publie tq. | me Pt : i oe . a - . . M ’ Cc Vv wit}; i? ree2kea ‘ fee ‘ PThe franc continucs to fal the “* ‘ . am ae l « i P hia a the new spapt rs Bi |? Ths ry vi. 3 ko lett of W is. La is | laimants, are 11 voiveu ‘ a fe » Se iid BS ra die y had contested ile | ; , 4 re "? . i¢ ‘ t}; } *b )3 , a _ Various soviet Demanded. onsin v ognized today as ajsuit which recen "3 — a vag legality of “this gam ing income’ f F some Oo! ese demands “andj Republican Republican Sen-| United States Suprerm: ame dad bre had stated he would take the} ‘ o . . — ent 1 dictatorship/standing « ‘mittees fust as anv { $400,000: Augen st A pee $19 ft Internal Revenue Bureau. j - > Beran~e & ‘ J Sas i uaa ’ es zs . - “6 . ' .~ 3F “eornnilttee ot public safety” to other Senator of his party. OHG0: \lercantile Trus C $ iUU,- a Gambling ( hief Attraction.” | + ea? 377 ’ ; Tt? Y — had ‘ Y } athe ee : ; 000: Boatmen’ S Bank, Pevty 000; and! 2>OX% 's statement to je Cc ) »i¢ die yy, € more con mr) ULIOMas ; ropo dal A ea? Pi his fat ler Was re vd } : ~ 9 j : " th mM ry it -: at Parliament sit 1! secre! while it of the party councils and ro.} »sorthwestern Bank, $10,000. In-| tee Was that Brad! €y conducted the MRS. IMOGENE REMUS F > ’ . ling . ' i : . - , ” P ; ’ .e Sens ° » 77 v5 ne financial blis are veINS dis- THaOvVe d fr his . iv) } ing pla eS oF j terest is aiso siaimed by Bi: the | ome ine house in partners! a ow! ith : . ssed and voted. these hodie ; plaintiffs. 's rother, Js. Bradle v. and that ——— eee ig The Finance Committee of the TY voung Whisconsin Senator Government Loses Suit. ieee examination of the partners] ip | ne it} Wie om Fe ; \ . ' 4 ra ass Ya sd Aisa PY Aig : ir + oi hernber of Deputies toda t- i aS assigned to three committees The plaintiffs demanded that fo the years 1919, 19209 and 13° 1 | r ed * tun hilie which a the key-} Manufacturers. Mines and Indian their claime be paid from funds of | ‘4s made by C. R. Spillane, a rey-|! | , Viies a eae ag 4 . Dy and: _ coe hls , santaies ‘ : . Ty © 2Prer- ; Ae z of Fiance Minist Louch-| Affair lis father was calrma.: (the Imperial German Government, | ¢nUe agen: of the Atlanta office. | | | ; Gai. - ‘ 4 , 4 cin Vea al .« ! cme an »? —_ | : 37 on > Ps ¢ in his re : , '? + 1 . se o projects, nat eh those pro-{ of \] factu s Committ iformer|y held v he Aijén } rop e 5 ee port, , Box Said. a «| . draw ‘. se ginkinge fund and new / uu ' orn nd also was ao} erty (Custodian. 2nd turned over by | ageiut stuted that the Beach Club is | Ss (1 Bill thheg | 4 te Le ~ aU @ . 4‘ SS GL . ‘ . + aia os as ie oe iin = wirer of | &@ nost exclusi¢ _— . 7 The heasuTe = Lo? repres- ral me 2 . ‘3 fund iti Afi Aa >. | the aren - et oh a ’ ~ lec ‘pn ost exclu A ® ataur ant and | fraud i tax coue Tihs and T} ‘) Y . - Ve “Vy °all_* -~f F . — — as : n of the exodus of capital | unanimous | Federal Judge Davis, on May +, | tip th “14-ta-dO Northerners, not ene , om e 3 " vere ii ror i] 6 irn: ie ¢ t¢ : . - ‘ 4 - ° - nue unde: a scUussion. 1924, handed cown a decree srant- ol pu ae or dining, hut to l ntay orable Report by Com-tl. ‘8. Supreme Court key erses | Reductions in Normal and + - ‘ i Cony v .*¢ ® ? , > 7 tau i , . (fier . . ' eo ox } l mo qwor : Found i the (7o" ernment which is at least ae pia etn Into e122 COIN) nittee record a Tv ar ' ted Press 7 o Assuttiated reas tie Apaoec ated Press. ° or tie a Ire - FO : , earelul report fron 1° ; Sot ; “aa . - nid ) ths, pant s 1) 1] eden at of eter good as the bondholders claim, i : re “ hie’ Ir ternal] Reve.- \SHINGTON, Dec 14 an] \1 SSHINGTON, Dec 14 “har- \\ ASHINGTON, foec. 14. The . ay. ait a? - ; } nue Agent E. R. Burch, which ga! | ; 6 gi Magis f eeniely like | » old rs a « ¢ Bema 9 BPs. cameo ae on iin part: ren, which sald Aap report on the seatingligtta Anita Whitney, convicted of | House today approved the normal . Paris Midi, one of France’: ache a es afoul Of sufficient to meet all claims, should |. 7° : — : ; | , aeees Masi,;one of Fran eithe prohibition la n St. Louis{} > rated “Mr. Bradley states in this con-|0f Gerald P. Nye as Senator from | violating the California criminaljand surtax income rates contained . ost at neday Oo Y csi an oat BI 7 , , . si De nNre ra t@td. ‘ a » . hae wasnt ia ‘ . : P ; ; ' . d ? 4 , ote ' ‘it Pe | aa, | woe arrested yesterd a’ when Ppo- | ‘ mont of the fund named nection that it isa felony to oper- | North Dakota Was idopted ‘ oday isyndicalism law, and whose appeal = ig nt — — f rates from Fina) liniste! wucneul p a : in wanes _ _—s ioe ame , . ~ 2 : . 2 Wes Sh eyes ica ae 7 urtax ‘ ta ) } ve seonire ij the | Lhe _ralded he or —v mm flat of in tie s iit “Ha r aVing heen turned act a Fame of ‘ ‘hance o in Florida hy the Senate Kiections f ommilttee. I recently was distnissed rs tiie S , Reduction nef ? . os inimum of ee te | Peter Holway, 8&6 ears Old, at $06 “ar he , ’ = ty / and that the season lay cover Pe , > +} lpnreme Court, today was granted a % maximum 0 Y ing if ey =f SOm TIm10gT7] is aLrko-=- So: mn ese . ove’ by the Aile Proper ‘ f_usto- — ert - . zi am tet a neg piay { everey nis two ‘T? ,erT 0) rit coni- |: rer om . . %6 per cent Ww as approved after A . : z } } lire : ‘ +3 - 4 rr, _ coemar a . . oe ‘ } ij i é és } nr 1a — = : . j oe i idirne ie tod: asks tor fy +} 1 hen « , ,\dian to the Treasurer c tie nit. mg year ‘a aig rivogd F ttee voted in tlavor at seating [1° Te : ae fine, « eonvicted of \three- hour fight The normal t- ; : t rh siti ¥ “ = , Y 7 *4 — _ . > Wo F mF , ‘j y OF 4 a & ,IIZ ah : .yert _ / i : } Lie Was "U4l¥ a* ‘a s . ° . atio © , ' inistrs oft na- Pet é Jd — ates Vw ~ oe Bly & :. 73. . . ai & rvnsmel, . } Pit . oe * - tree Ctar NI Ss l 2 . ‘ fr % con ~ rates were accepted without , :' . Dy int: nee Pt eT ‘ } | ta) ’ Mid se room ’ talon 1): 1e’ og v4 ‘ e2 a a iq ‘iol . and that it {s oO! ag Nye ‘ " io was iy»po nied A? | r ’ violating that provision at iaw i rs Bae) ‘ ‘ } ‘? i ; ‘ . " 2 o ‘ ; ‘ ‘ Aviom _ Se . oot Ome 3919 and 1929 seas % on 1G i Communist-Labor party in Call-| Another by a ala ates , the Finance Minister in fram- sduiiaaiiien The appeal lay trom the Federal ee See Mag ns, and &S! cenator George (Dem.) of Gcorg!a, | 4 asees ‘ the |G dia (Socialist), New York, io 5 it a4 » «a SS Pf 4 ss a Sites al A . -_ s4 Gry. . i practicaiuy a ] piay is on cre lir or , : : a +} a re. forni: She contended that 1] ,uaralia . “ee Eeencial decrees These de- WOMAN BURNED WHEN SHE District Court to the United $ tates | 7 i OF) ceed ya n cre oF was appointed to pre fe tne | » violence in pro-|make it 30 per cent, was defeated ae 4 ‘ — 7 ~~ a #30. /Cireutt Court of were ad for the} , L4a id@ss trom ‘welchers i ‘ a for submission 7” he Senate i — oo not irg p > wf would become effective with | was very heavy during t} | Dore tr , governmental changes. overwhelmingly. ; ‘ ‘Cr : . ' ‘ » . 1. o . PaSONS, on ne 1OUsSe »¢ on rect’ o snsscastie at mamumni ia iia - s ys ch, however. would be allowed val Bla ced | agreement between the plaintiffs wound up with Carton : actually cicdiene. p: epared at en ie ‘dit rection lon the first $4000 of tazable in- | . a " i. ian Te aid iCavy 988se +4 > & 0 UR MEN STEAL 2 : discuss them later In secret ses- | 1¢ lothing Caught in F “lare- -up oo" | couneel and the Gover nment coun those veare. osses in of the committee by enator aid FO ' come, 3 per cent on the next $4900 ee ns. : Kerosine—Neighbor Extin- (sel, the case was recently sent di- “Te te bell } who held that the Governor n" and 6 per cent on the cemainder rect to the & oar It ts believed, however, thi ~ gat 6 CK ONE, WITHIN : | Paper Favors Dictatorship. guished Blaze. rect to e Supreme Court for de- the. fiers af however, that !f!\ not have legal authority pile th WRE ‘ instead of 2, 4 and 6 per cent, re- 5 facie tat . ryt . os tial airs he ‘ a a. t “he case ‘aie sielimieaiainane ~* , Le Matin, in ar ‘cle virtually | Miss Marie Wilson. 53 vears old,|cision. The $190,009 claim of the partners! ip ere vacancy by appointmen : ae ap nh, in a ie Feces sae ~ shan Pi tyme bet feos wate tie Trust Co. was taken as investigated in Palm Beseh. a con-| pera pool “a ne ee upon the Senate | Driver Held Up and Robbed of | spectively, as in the esses go 9 iting toa proclamation to the jof 260 ass avenue, died at 11 a | ~_ | siderab! ey Baad nde ~ = After First The H e also approved with- ; i ‘ , , weit) 4 - . : ra v0 i@ amoun te ti} - ; “f ‘ be ti Pp 1. 7. and Roadster i : IT le oOuUsRe ai! Dp ; MCh nati and l'Intransigeant,|m. today at city hospital of burns] a test case, Ww 2 he stipulation will be discle mM rd 1 eee Woere h coi icy “ en | ee hine Goes Into Ditch out discussion, the section of the 3 . , . ; s ¢ ad fy , 7 » ° . . ee sUBC . - c 4 r i vy) 6 te. . , . - - ° ‘ 2 - the Gissajintion of Parlia abo 4 ie body uff ‘ red vesterday \é othe rs Sul j Jd be deter- kept by the partaiecbie} } bt a = 8) biect of pro lo} igea | de 13 ' * sh , en «tole an automobile bill providing that the limit of in- a d t! ~T } 14 YY: + ,? ; j a ia) reolpres cc Aaroc'hye& ‘ Tr ined sjrmila riv n " ei 2 Air. rat Olas os ‘ a - an he establishment « 4 « pou i kerosin on a ~entlv ¢ MI ns a Oh ey frankly stated. for the reason | PERSIAN CROWN TRANSFERRED wrecked it. stole another and aban-jcome on which the 25 per cent Ursnty i be Ti} {tee Ji - ? - i ; ‘Vv "is nec er ] on \ 2 A Se ‘ laimys Tr 5 F , . . ’ ‘ . ; 1 ‘ «* e , "ad }? ‘ COT ] t il . re | ISIN: s ame ‘ ) flar a , . - ; : ‘ 4 A th iat, betas under alrnost conetant cy? et the second, within an hour deduction for earned ins ome ap- ts hup “7 | cot fir © her clothing ) les 07 nas Get ided ‘ne as tt = suryv e? lan hy eR Stat te pager) i X- -STABLEBOY na poy Louis (“‘ounty this morning plies shal] be increased from $10.- me gene ion proposed byi Wit ‘rr clothing ablaze Miss | Am erican Claims against Germany 5S fs, ee T0 NEW SHAH, ee sess. eae re } : : tha WW ; : . A } cecony 0 sed on the Lusitania sinking it was not cénatddved wise to keep At 7 a. m. they broken open the] 900 $20,600. “tg saan eae oe weoes § UV Ei ran to a neighbors home. = — 7 ’ any recorda that n : : rarage of Louis Lo- ; feated an amend- r Briand tenuer the resig- lwhere t blaze was extinguished | The aggregate of the awards ren- re oe hay that igh t incriminate! wil Hold His First Court wWeeure-| doors of the garage of v pe The se ~ Peis fe ie tk . . {) | i ad ‘ ‘ - ’ i = wil. y . . " > « . ‘at 4 6 , ‘fp ex Verri ¢ . of the Cabinet and that | iad =. | « le red in these cases its $2,.409.- him or his brother.’ : day: Constitutional Assembly raine, #4012 tavenwo a ment proposing | Ds: : : : RE aR Hag : 1 |Kenwood Springs, and drove off injof employes of state or munictpal dent ourmergue call upon HOLDUP. AT JEWELRY STORE | 413.31. The entire number of SPAIN BEGINS NEGOTIATIO ' i Seasecyes. * a At 7:30 a. tions from Federal taxa ‘ — e ieee . sane 1} touring car is corporations , xa- ‘0 form a ministry of nationa, | eléime pending against Germany. N ive | By the Ansoctated — is Moon to! S ostiiments tat. P Some € t that the aunneente a is about $1,599,900 ’ im. the machine was ov tion. N | }UCcS fla ist ft wras Stat ed. Is abpou Leo wv. PACTS TE HE 2 AN, Lec. 14.- Th @ Con- | ; a nd Har- deliver in person a mes- | Woman U nable to Estimate Value} ,,, ; 3 . ditch on McKelvey road a i | person ; Ps vy v ay trans- ‘ard Chea- “ : : of Negroes’ Loot. | stituent Assembly yesterday Clapper, driving toward C ) SPADES AT BRIDGE » Parlamer emphasizing of cs Toot Proposes Like _ Agreement With > . = ee - »sbbed eri OBLIGED re r e* } : as TAS - ; © iS expressed on all sideS|jewelry store at 1306 Franklin 'No Demand for it, Postmaster-Gem- | Ur the Associated Presa the Cossack stables, and then dis-|8 a. m. the oo - . ead und! Player at His Club. 2 4 : 4 : . @ , . 4 n F ‘ . = ae Pas - . = . om " 2s "- " ec at : niev T he u ra ~~ -MEMBER mu | Bri ind ‘ mh his creat dipilo avenue by ‘wo Negroes. v ho stole | cral Tells ¢ ongress. GENEVN A, De : 14.—Existence of | solved. Reza will take the oatt i nares d ibs. &: A PIT ¥rSBU RG. Dec. 14.—A per- apiti' ‘ } ’ , ” ; , c é Te? i j di pane aa oday ' hen r was | morrow and wWiiii old his irs pu / Ll, sip nk ’ th e ron and tired yesterday by Charles Stern while ABO T DER ' an whi Finance Vinister tives she ‘uld not estimate the periment in using he rural free! leafned that Spain har berun nego-} lic court Wednesday. in the ¢ J , he «to ed ylaying at his club He held 13 U eneur and financial bills be lue of the jewelry stole . - | delivery for sending food products /|tiations for arbitration treatios | sna shots in. the air Dorm th a 4 ; ades | | + Bb «i stv Ja ne J, | were declared a failure in a report;and Portugal, duplicating those} day approved amendments t% the/and bleeding badly. he ‘then Stern obtained the contract by . | | ‘ i : -_™ . 7 fi") iw ee : ‘ } + than me, ~ Ss 1. - reached | i istubmitts BI to i‘ongress today. by adon ed a? Yocarno hetween Conatitution UhGetr v7 hi h rmeza vat FIGHT 1N HOUSE . bid of four spades ind eve lrenchman who Inthe Wont Pages Of fPe | | Postinaster-General New l‘rance, Belgium and Germany Kahn was to be named Shah to bh OPENS eat . , : . ¢ i ka Possess io: . ileal | Tht experiments were authorized —— -—------- . ‘place the depaped Ahmed waar, » Aeeoctated Preess SCENTED DRAWING ROOM FAD ls hast , Sq to cCouve rt the PO J * LAS: 4 |, CA || bs ‘ ongress lo« rD. os 1925. and ¢) om i HOLDUP WITHOUT ANY LOOT. who ie ny) Tie ir } rance. Lhe Ww ASHINGTON, Tpec 14.- —Th r | 7 ] ¢ ? = | — / urn 7 y 2 @ ‘Ss ame- . hat , 2 ,res »*The - to hous: al omocaien and Postmaster-General declared afte | Armed Robtonn = /- c /new dynasty will tax Reza fa a tariff fieht threatens i by Repr St Perfu Applied With Paint to raw Fold and ; —_ Bi ae het there i« rmblic need or . s ‘ e entral | tlw name of Peh!evt. and the ides ty Hull! Democrat, Tennessee, | _— and platinum. at e || tests that taere is no pune om Diamond Co. Offices j Uy on : *rown | “@uve ee Wallis of Mayfair Houses. Agree > ty 1 I i for this character of serv-| ; sips ison of the Shah becomes Crown; __. wut under way today fn the +} i ws ——— asian ss ' . "w}, + . . Ves ; > a Not to Pay. | S) deman ra | Two young men with revolvers rime vas } ne former ehairk amet By the Asanciated press 4 “€ur's seven bills scemingty | |) e \e lice lentered the offies of the Ceatrail- ann | F1euee,. . waee ic N ic | LONDON. Dec, 14.—Scented slike a ees age aS yea we sactiiige » # es f he Democratic -: ationa OIn- | . ¢d by. everybody As an!/]! # | Heavy Ice Storm in Kansas City. | Diamond Co., 393 Commercia!) 89 ON 100 TARGETS of t hanet = uaa drawing rooms, suggestive of the ice the m, ee cd wy Rate pepe tee ) Vc ' 'mittee introduced ar : | pardene or the forest, have been Pers at Ca sischecnivt emmea | KANSAS CITY. Mo., Dec. 14.— | Building, at 10 a. m. today, and} | for a downward revision of | pe * a Carcassonne assembled hha’ > 7 € 'One of the worst ice storms {fr., Seid u> the partners in the brok-| ae. as apsbooter Rete Kou ing for a Gao i ‘installed in fashionable Mavfair P'emn conciar ina lll at ‘ew loat terage bust ; . yuqn} iri / duties lome of th novelt ' “a ij aré iJ bound | > OY! avn Pew Fi ears visited hKansas if ty ias erage hus nes... D Rothmann. 1315) World's Record at Denver. i " ema net forth ry the " solu- | h Imes AB A part : 2 y ane ——— } payment of |} Were carried night Considerable damage was Goodfellow avenue, and H Gidan-| ‘ pT OE seal mae tm the Geneet ican program for the season's entertain- Si hou gouche urs biils } m tnntiaw — “oo! ‘ . ‘eaky BRAS Ia c houlevard iw °F ‘ 7 - . . ition a } Lil : : iment. | i}:done to trolley wires Telephone A : 4 ae DENVER, Col., Dec 14.—R. A ; that existing high tariff rates} : h | | tol] lines in the direction of Leave | The pocKets oO the partners were Ki Wichita alls Tex. ex‘*ab- gress la eset sitet | The effect is enhanced by the . UD , athe: ng. chits aiis, , = :, > unediately "ise: * Pound ster reached & |) ‘orth and St. Joseph uffereq searched. but the robbers found . ee :’ ecord in trap- should gy Hn a © , | white. blue, green OF gold’ painted in, . | enwortn an . i " : lished a worids reco ‘ . ; ar 0 2 level) of moderate Ccerd bef of t y they anted Then they - Jownwa t lis. finished with a varnish Is PQ! ’ e the ficial | }) blished yesterday ieonsiderably. Snow was falling nothing they wanted ole, * | shooting, with a mark of 9870 av- , revenue.” | walls, finis ‘s TIM 1 eves . j a . | THe eS ics ' — . . ‘ * > “a . > ° . an " te Opening toda ud "134 10 ||| On! ee ego ye RR temo today ip Des Moines, Omaha and ‘inspected the contents of the safe. erage for 1000 1 gistered targets rates tor | which the spirituous element ia . ‘he Ant ee Oe iii b e ob . ae , : i 4 lat ¢ jewel! ‘ “4. shy . mt é Ww The dollar was quoted at | ’ pees snd jin wae h ne ner de was it i lhere vesterdas Kine established| Pascisti Subscribes to U. S. Debt. (highly perfumed as well as e ances } | +> Fr , rte) eat ir Vise i . . o> ‘ nes This, however was | ’ sieariy the Post-Dispatch > nally he robbers decideu dade - | the mark whe he shot a score Of: By the Associates Prees ~ _ paint itself recofd. as | mark of 28.13 | - Sica 3 at more “Want Ads Hits 19th Child a 12 -- Pounder. it was In Vai! nd departed | we g &f ogie targets at the | ROME, Dec 14—The J asciat | ” Dies = © e: eal se cada pan any other St. Louis news. e Associated Prees 5 ce Alp at . on pieting hiv’ militia hae subscribed 1.691.000 Ngero Woman, an, 100, — re rofl more than ALJ MINNEAPOLIS, Minn e 14.) Decatur Bars Lsqupe Pre eseriptions municipal traps scien ainits ‘ire: (about $80990) tn the cam- HANNIBAL, Me., Dec. 14.—4I rs. orange] other St. Louis news- || ee ee “tt er e Anworia'e 10 target siring | ; ' ee a a i« 1] 5. Pec ott iow f 1) if -_ arl I ase . ie # 7 [ | oat I ] ia 14 T y At rir ie King Mw ecacond i paign to raise dollars to pay he : Laura ( oleman, a Negro yiape . 7 | ) tr) ‘ {rn ret ‘er. , (ja * Deca, ie ry J . , a | ‘ e i:ia f | ; e ‘ 4 - iy lent to the Uni . ' ; laimed t. have been A coo ai ! , ru vy hi Decatur Cit Cou! toda passed | world’s re ora Vive years ago ij - it FIRST ‘nN ST Louis ; . ls " boned 7 } . ch ‘ r 2 ’ 4rug sta from fil ing Aa recon ¢ ecn ‘ wh ‘ ov § ? - r . » @ gener: 9 r strike]! pega snaerted ‘twice, and 59 st :5 a ‘targets in the doubles event. militian’s patriotism. more -han 100 years old. ) = wheres . i as yy 12 children ar ving them (Atm ntti ey < ci bens - a same HMACT Mic DAT MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 14, 1925 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH