St. Louis Post-Dispatch
December 15, 1925

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f COMIC PAGE MONDAY, | seta mMBE : nis 1938, = MM IT Recovery of Lost Articles in Through Post-Dispatch Wants 1287 Lost and Found Wants in the ; & POST-DISPATCH during Movember. (Copyright. , r Tr > MORE than the nert nearest St. Trade Mark “ap ae Fish ’ Louis newspaper. 31.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With. the Associated Press News Service Ae eee ls eene-s-e en on —— a —— andi VOL. 7: 78. NO. 99. ST. LOUIS, T UESDAY EV VENING, DE x EMBER 15, 192544 PAGES. co ACTS OF GOLDSTEIN AND ELLMICH TOLD TO JURY ou. INE YOK IN JACK DANIEL CASE jehts. was introduced yester- | ma *}° ' Loucheur Acts When His) "izhts, was introduced yesver |Edge Remarks That the fecouptcac] for St. Louis seca Pugilist, Whose) Le oes, ’ hae ae = day by Senator Borah (Rep.) of ‘ || taaho. | sal | REMAINS AFTER | rece ete i aR Raeigh|| Hennes Question at Every Social THE OTHER KIND | SUmning to snow | Real Name Was Louis Wife of Principal U. S. Witness i! \ (PERATIVE In Jack Daniel Liquor Case | PRICE 2 CENTS ee - _ A SS a ae ee a / ‘| PFCHFNMNGE wesw, BEERPLEASET “ow ower BATTING SK EY oP RESIGNS: eee ee | OFF WET AND mY _rwr noweeenes “FOUND MURDERED WASHINGTON, Dec. lo. BIL] designed to insure 1 | ° \ 2 4. hs * othe ' abel shipmgis 2 A the constitutional rights ” - ! at i 3: Z a || of persons in this country, ay : = 33 3 oo Sa , ' . ; ; ow > ies for } A a. ¢ | and providing penalt | Highe st ve esterday. 47. at 3 p. | | | Mederal officers who deny per- uhrect $4. sons the exercise of such st, , at Ss a. oe ° Wednes- aguinst. the search of homes “Wh ~ , at re | initely Turned Down by | shiews pment. wanenate: Gathering Now Is 7) 1S EMPTY oe ee ne | Phal, Had Been Shot night, with lowest | Twice From Rear. against the breaking up of | * sola ” a Chamber Committee. meetings and against the intim- | Has the Supply eel a ae sasiabilenis 4 . -____—- || idation by Federal officers of —— ‘ eT ut ania | - | ‘sons who advocate amend- || rae Re a | HAD APPEARED | persons who advocate amend: |/ wat LIS OF OHIO [RH | SSvcoss: vot LYING FACE DOWN ) , | ae onight wi ’ The measure would make the ok . | ae. | | | BEFORE BODY...) cor accuments, vooks and || JOINS IN WRANGLE /[: rsin or snow tw|WITH WOUND IN BACK) ¢ a : | eee '' papers unlawful, making Fed- | ee ied : . ‘ d PO Be apes d —-. ; 3 Ss ee : —— ee eral officers found guilty of any | ee - COS | = ag ¥ “3 | ; . . vi . : rier *,* . ° ortio a o ] ris- 4M Promised Government In-, 0: the offenses named subject |“Conditions Improving in pray salt Scene of Killing on the ( Covrright, teayy a $10.000 fine and five years’ A snot orant por- | L W t Sid @ th oe = : BS a = 3 - | ” : J in northwest por-| Lower West Side in the| # — | ‘ Stat Weemmngien, Says Am es kee | : 4 i ee : : » |David Nolan Asserts Hell- tended to Work in one imprisonment. ; ; a 1 Illinois: Mostly | 1etr ‘ ’ Co-operation With It an other—Statistics Quoted aa * deni District Known as ‘Hell’s mich Seid Geliaal ° = and Wednesday; Kitch ? : : ‘ . | = : 7 | : — ne. : ay 2 coe Tae sactebe. we gaia: : _ 2 —- 3 | Asked if Whisky Re- “| puaek PALL TURKS NOON aseiipeinniaienient INTO NIGHT DOWNTOWN north portion, and : Be ,rain or snow in south portion;/ By the Associated Press. moval Would Hurt Him. Associated Press. . : _— , -'By the Associated Press. ie: , ; raene » By the hed 16--Sinance vin. | Noctua me Effect Relieved Only by)" She Memmated ft slightly colder tonight in extreme NEW YORK, Dec. PARIS, aieees 3 ape Headlights and WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.—A set} sine tecias? gutted I heur resigned today, fol- : ae a southeast pol Lion. thing’’ Siki, Senegalese pugilist, ister Loue Windows. speech urging modification of the Arkansas—Tonight and tomor- lowing definite rejection of his f! = | “Good-njght!” was the lunch-|/vVolstead act furnished the fuse to-|TOW, generally fair; colder tonight, below freezing; rising temperature | Was found murdered early today on in northwest tomorrow. tbe lower ,West Side. Death had ‘ Sunset today, 4:40 p. m. been caused by bullet wounds. ties. , + aa ino yor! found : , . " er | : , workers, going outdoors, 0 Senator Edge ( Rep.) ew Jer- Sunrise to w 14 a. m. ne ; » The Finance Committee con- sep.) of New Je rata ce Sormsrow, ¢:5% “yaa The body was found lying face Stage of the Mississippi River at firmed its vote of yesterday, reject- ; ‘ : a downward on the sidewalk on West a : aE > by wi s : 7 : St. Louis, 8.4 feet, at 7 a. m., a e side 8 ing the fiscal projects. There was|only by windows and headlights. plea for modification of the prohi-| 443) of 5. Fortwefirst street, about 100 feet . : . , . . . . - o@ A os - rWle « - only one dissenting vote. The imitation night—and it was bition law in the interests of law Ps | a th east of Ninth @venvue, in the distrist The vote came after M. Lou- sila rod counterfeit—began - RUSSIA ADY © Q A : , 23, : Th a it jo enforcement, and before the flurry | | RE T PARI RL Y known as “Hell's Kitchen.” Identi- cheur had appeared before the] .pou; 11:30, ¢gllowing a morning committer, promised that the] _., misty tetemie. Low wind veloc- |W48 ended Senators on both sides | WITH U, S, FOR RECOGNITION ty was established by Poilceman tt i CN LN Fe A> Se eet ee ey Se Pa i INCIDENT OF VISIT TO INDIANAPOLIS ow ee whose real name was Louis Phal, | So SR eae cil projects by the Finance Com-j/time exclamation of downtoWn St. day for setting off a general debate a oa “x mitice of the Chamber of Depu-/zpouis today, as store and office |on the Subject in the Senate. Ex-Circuit Clerk Prémised “To Cail Gang Off,” Witness Also Quotes Hellmich as Saying. themselves in a darkness relieved sey started the proceedings with a NTC ety eee ——th ete Becat E Explorer—By Fontaine Fox} Government intended to work in closer co-operation with it, and asked for more precise indications ' of its views, saving that he found ine molion voted yvesterday too Ryvacue. The Finance Minister re- affirmed that it was the Govern- Pment’s firm intention to balance Ethe budget as soon as possible, France Still Falling. the exch@nge market. The dollar was uvoted at 27.94 and the pound sterling at 155.50 before the offi- cial opening of the Bourse this morning. Little fear is entertained of an absolute dictatorship yet, except by ity, not more than three miles an hour. failed to stir the smoke, and there would not have been very much light anyway. Addition of smoke to the natural conditions completed the nocturne effect, the Weather Bureau said. Relief came before 1 o’clock, when the smoke ‘thinned, leaving nature’s clouds as i before. The ee continues to fall on | _— — ————— ee SNOWFALL OF 18 INCHES DELAYS TRAINS AND AIR MAIL Transportation Resumed in Wyom- ing and Nebraska: 200 Autos of the chamber joined alternating | enthemnasiene in upholding and denouncing the enforcement measure. The New Jersey Senator had re- cited that at almost every social gathering, about the first words spoken were: “Who has the sup- ply’” and his remarks immediately aroused Senator Willis (Rep.) of | Ohio, a stanch dry. Statistics show that drunkenness is on the decrease, Willis said. and he was reinforced by Senator Me- Kellar (Dem.) of Tennessee. who declared there “certainly had been an improvement in the city of Washington.” 3 Bruce Reinforces Edge. Tchitcherin in Pans Says Wash- ington Has Been Advised of Moscow's Willingness to Act, By the Aesociated Press. PARIS, Dec. 15.—Foreign Min- ister Te hitcherin of soviet Russia, who is visiting France, regards the Locarno security pact as “prepar- ation for a crusade against the so- viet republic,’ he told the press to- day. Asked what the soviet’s attitude would be toward a possible simi- lar pact for the East, the Foreign Minister replied that he did _ not know what that might mean. How- John J. Meehan, a friend of Siki’s, who founa the body. Patrolman Meehan said he had met the Senegalese fighter a ghort distance from where the body was fqund a little after midnight and that they had exchanged greetings. Siki, Aleehan said, shouted that he was on his way home. The Sene- galese lived on West Forty-second street with his wife and a pet monkey. Revolver Found Near Body. Four hours later Meehan was walking through Forty-first street when he say the body of a man lv- ing on the sidewalk. He turned the 7 By PAUL Y. ANDERSON, A Staff aes 8 of the Post- tch, INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Dec. 15.— Another severe jolt has been given the defense in the Jack Daniel whisky conspiracy case, ‘ ‘ghortly before testimony was resumed in the Federal Court here today, As- sistant Attorney-Gemeral John B. Marshall informe@ the \Post-Dis- patch that Clifford Sampson and Carlisle Sampson, the Cincinnati hody over and recognized Siki’ Am Né ge % . ’ wae Ser , , e red ambulance was called, but Siki was RE tee. pageeneTe ee brothers, who suddenly nte pleas of guilty yesterday, had dead. —Photographed in Indianapolis by Post-Dispatch Staff Photographer. turned Government's evidence and mergue will ll upon Premier Bri- ‘ : PART RSS NT oe oT adap, Mgmt North Central Rocky Mountain re-|rupted with Washington police fig- | Vfdually. The soviet republic A revolver was found in the gut- MRS. IMOGENE REMUS. BR petquss.: would be allowed to take and to form a concentration minis- ter a short distance away from “try representing all parties except gion’ today began digging itself ures, which. he said, showed arrests would not enter into any general which two shots had been fired 1d 5 | mare ghee a pe ee the stand against their fellow de- ; . ; Hh , ° ‘ > r Va ; "1 a) ~~- -+=- : mph nag ' ' . it was believed by the police that 9415 in 1920. creation of a barrier from the one final effort to put the fiscal!) 2 vary . ey 2 wer --- she tendants. that varied in deprn from 5 to 18 es the weapon was used to com: e lott P bills through Parliament in a con- “aeesbing . : rhe drys disputed the value of | Baltic to Poland, or from the Bal- sschibee aines then hve vi the i Vee- rom- ve , > O O A ee aan ae —- 5 . ' ps oe sei ig =| 2 : . - , ic t 1a ~ i ‘ eclare « x . Mitutional manner. Shceiteniiaeiaiedbesines ‘deta aaa ainm., e figures a i criterion, and th o the Blac = ea, he de lared the slaver fled frees the tenes. that other defendants have made Should this fail, then, and only/,.,, igain. After being delaved at]. ‘lis continued by contending that} American capital was quite safe It is the theory of the detectives . . proposals to assist the prosecution then would: there be a resort to | Chevenne, Wyo for 26 hours. a : y » per cent heer were permit- in Russia, he said, pointing to the working on the enne that he went : Of ack Daniel S ndica te in return for clemency. oe ' t ted, AS sugres iv = . — ‘tensive arrims ange “se jn- : J ; ’ . Stern measures, | mail plane hopped off for the Fast 7 B¢ sted | s Edg. , there extensive Harrim _—_ _ _ anOpe In into one of’ the numerous night David Nolan, ap! member of the laa e ‘ Pr at 12:50 o'clock thé morning. ” — nave to be a place for its | atone and American investments | .jubs and became involved in an ar PvE Intelligenee Il nit of the Interna!) Strikes Agcninst New Taxes no | Ad Fort Collins. Colo., and North |°"'® and the place would be “the jin the Russian gold fields. gument and that he was followed Revenue Depart mem, a8 ene: 8 posed in Al Sections of brance. Platte Neb. enew wan 18 inched old-fashioned saloon.” “Our economic relations, you}, on . the Government's investigators in . SS atte. a as thes (* x - } reatened Y = ‘ ° PARIS, Dec, 1: Th Williston, N. D., was the coldest law and order in this count ry. The ito discuss diplomatic relations, as strikes against M. Loucheur's Peel elace in the country yesterday. its question is, where does the Con-|we have® already informed the :, . T O h Ci . ao Soaps — _— = thermometers recording 14 degrees |&Te8S stand. Shall it bow and ob ~y LAmehebal Government.” chief medical examiner, revealed wo ther it1es, | Collector at St. Ipuls, since. re- parts of Eranee. In bs alais, adie, below zero. Or Shall it uphold the Constitution The Foreign Minister made that Siki had died of internal hem- signed and now on trial. B fu, Carcassone, Dijon, pVERNES, Hundreds of automobiles were |22d the law?” known that the soviet Government |™°rhase, caused by two gunshots It was while the Federal grand pNaney and Marseilles meetings |. norted blocked on Colorado high-|_ Senator Sheppard «(Dem.) of|would refuse the League of Na-|'" the back. Both bullets wore of| py a Staff Correspohdent of the/a gallon. Why did the syndicate | jury was hearing the Government's _— — ion. ppb tad “ —— ways because of snow. More than | Texas, another dry leader, carry- | tions’ invitation to take part in the -32-caliber. t-Dispatch. y pay Motlow four times the market|case recently, just before -it re- meesainst higher levies, the — 200 motorists were stalled near |ing on the defense of the dry laws.} work of preparing for an interna- ae a — setae ae INDIANAPOLIS. 18 POR sco turned the. Genres SS 6¢rs demanding that the Govern- Broomfield, Colo.. 15 miles. from | @sserted that the eighteenth | tional disarndaenent conference. cording to Dr. Norris, that the When the news got out in 1923 that The answer, enforcement agents presence of Nolan, District Attor- Retain tesa ate — Denver. amendment was the greatest single |‘‘We fear it will prove only dilatory poxer had been sufferigg trom ad- had| declare? is that conditions in St. ney Ward and others, Nolan teati- | Reports of the meetings were force to guarantee individual freo-|intervention,” he said ; _ [Resive pleurisy and genera: anemu, i - o¢ bas ‘ Louis were ideal for “milking” op-| fied, Hellmich said that Nat Gold- ™ Probably responsible for the dic- dom, as it eliminated nits awit! siaetag tae Siki's widow. who remained at! been ‘milked of 31,000 gallons o erations, because the proper offi-| stein. former Clerk of the Circuit . | tatorship talk. A’ different and TREASURY BUYS BACK BONDS against which organize d soc iety was the morgue, fainted several times “the best pre-prohibition whisky in cials had been “fixed.” Court of St. Lele. telephoned him. P ‘MELODRAMA BY REFERENDUM during the autopsy. the United States,” there was a It was not merely the whisky!|some time before the Jack Daniel YF. Norris said that despite the rush of discriminating St. Louis they wanted; they also wanted the robbery, and asked him if it would ditference in the bullets, Be be-) kers to buy it. The liquor was location. ItNyas planned to use]be against his interests in any way lived that both had been fired; drinkers oleae pgparemeat 6 this warehouse for further “milk-|i¢ one of the whisky warehouses Last July the Senegalese was enn east ws =i : are : € : “= , ] ‘ , . JAC ‘ ‘ By th ny cadegmaagee cepted eos icegslpegpeg SS ee Was Ready to Move From Government agents, WhO! warehouse had been cleaned out Details of a second conversation ay the Associated Presa. ointing out that several ve throat of the heroine, turns io the ‘ E . , 2 eA ' sl 2a ; : : , | ars é ; at , , , ran ‘nvesticati he i a amd ‘ : a- e JERUSALEM,’ Dec. 14 (Jewish The bonds were of the third| would be required to bring about|audience and shouts: “Shall 1?” Siki’s widow told police that she ,; SP”! two, years investigating th to transfef th i hisky from Bir- Collector Hellmich had with Dis | Telegraph Ageneyv).—-The French Liberty loan and were bought at/such a change in the fundamenta! |and the majority replies, so the plot last saw her husband about 7) case, it was learned today that ev- Steak en mre Cincinnati to the St./ trict Attorney Ward and others bused artillery, machine guns and|an_ average price, including ac-jlaw, the Senator said some imme. | proceeds to the next critical period, |9 Clock last night, at the street /ery gallon of the whisky which was he sft et fos aon | were then related by Nolan, ag Sol- irpls } 4 ‘ . P Y interes 0) -22. + ey . en’ mene “he « ’ as ley “milked” 1e Jac — irplanes in repulsing a Druse at-}crued il _ st ne : I ot _ [diate steps sh8uld be taken to In another sketch there are sev-|d0or of their apartment. She said placed on the market had been liquor. The agents dect: Dantet | lows: mack last night in the Chagour All offers above 101 and one-|remedy the present “intolerable’|eral halts in scenes between the|Siki had told her he was going], _,, 200 " nian mi other! Motlow @ ———— that “Hellmich said that some time mvarter of Damascus, doing great | fourth, plus accrued interest, were | conditions, brought about he|villain' and other principals, and|for a talk “with some of the boys nn . — Je | il¢ vies veto = a paid $0 a gallon after the Jack Daniel robbery he lamage, dispatches received here | rejected, and under that figure ac- | added, through an effort to en.|again the audience is asked wheth-|for a while.” She went to a werden, out Ot evr ae ba *. arg ing e fi oe visited Jack Kratz, who was then -~ ate tmitt , ' 5 = a Siege , ; ; tlegger ade - Sa atte ¢ ' _today said. ce pted. Total subscriptions to the force a law that in itself was unen er this or that is desired as the |movie, returning about ‘11 o'clock. liquor, the bootleggers ma l three : wre ss “ ’ i oO fact, applic ation critically ill and who su uently j ~~ “ -- ae : . a, - ‘ . , . oe : . - e . Pic 1 ta} “Ae «if ‘* Tris : a The Druse attack beganse at 6 {offering amounted to about $176,-| forceable. method of procedure. Siki was not in, and she retired. gallons for th retan trad | 2 te been made to the Bu-| died, ‘and told Kratz that he was peclock and a fierce battle was/000,000. The average cost to the “Real friends of prohibition or —- At 6 this morning she was awak- The only Jack Danie! whisk} | os of Internal Revenue for per- worried abotu the Jack Daniel fought throughout the night. The |Government of the bonds accepted, | at least belibivasice. &¢axt Paitin e FRANCE SWEPT BY BLIZZARD ened with the news that her hus- which was not adulterated was ne mission to make the transfers from case: that Kratz replied: ‘Don’t let d rc ive ace interest 7 _ e ' sa arativelvy small amount whic Cincinnati at i : : | " the Cha damage was caused in | exclusive of accrued —_ re = W4S | he said.” Surveayn , onducted by orig band had been killed. Pip ae cay ¢ sma die oe aaa ; ca n ye ind Rirmingham to 8t. that worry you. Nat Goldstein, : , . -j ,-2' av ; » O'lg- nar eens , ; ‘mbers of the syndicate set asi: “uis 16) ‘ere . , " — and Salchye quar-japproximately/101 6-82. Payment/inal proponents of the legislation| Record Storm of Decade Leaves| Mrs. Siki said their household egret ie ec Washine ee ee nding at! Mike Kinney and Mike Whalen will Vs a - tia - won . : am 0 Wir persona ise. i i ton W : Si . , . “ will be made Pec. 29. prove an increase in intoxication Paris Under Blenket of Snow effects were all packed, prepara- 4 ; . ;, :; ls ? he J; reg — Sunapee “r-ltake care of that.” Nolan quoted ‘ Fach Gallon Stretched to Three, | #"2°° OF the Jack Daniel liquor was Hellmich as having said that Kratz om 6 6The mae Me ' : ‘ B BRIG on Druses also attacked Da- | ees nnn and an appaling condition of viola-| By the Associated Press. tory to going to Washington, where Mihai | CoH P ——= . ' . - , on ‘ 7 \ 4 > - y - Monday morning, concen- lion of the law, PARIS, Dee. 15 Paris and alliher husband had a theatrical en- This accounted for the astound- ¢ Barlow, the told Hellmich as having said that sgn Pages of : 0 3 Kies i Re. ;er succeede ri ‘ . a ey cometive: shope. In the Want IFES the The failure to enforce the pres-|of Northern Franct this morning | gageiment ing profit made from the deal. The ee ho succeeded Willlam | Kratz told Hellmich at that time hov.”’ she said Kinney at the warehouse hat he. hkratz. had purchased and The trib | esmen were rep ed. Manv lle aw ing * > | Were killed on 1 +i so i. ae POS T-P)ISP4 [( H ent law being beyond cont roversy,|lay under a mantle of snow after “He was a good ds ‘syndicate paid about $4 a gallon} 7 Daniel whis« 0 c | the increase in viv , ligzard j 0 vears rf 1 fighter. He was just mis- | ow this discovery sccurre some of the Jack Daniel w MAC S ,-% PECULIAR | lations being he- the worst blizzard in 1 vears. f the 2 ‘ for the whisky in the @keehouss_! ) . occurred, | sold rr i | anybody.’ Siki recently had trouble with yond successful contradicti Traffic is greatly delayed and|chievous, He would never harm |‘ together with an explanation of|ky, but _did not say from whom er omiiaal Lad Bp CONoREssy | I . : é wie: the . ‘ i By the ade ition f al oho! oi Te [ ' ‘ ‘+1. e* oes = SORT J.T THAT O e SSWOMAN IN SPEECH | Add _ influence of existing conditions an | telegraphic and telephonic com- By Vdd Oo 1 wa iw hy the milkers left one narret ite when. ; FAILING - ALWAYS Mary T © . ; Norton Proposes |} admitted menace to the peace and | munication interrupted. rhe = ih oan apes dene Scat *y | behind after draining the other The Sampsons were members of BRAGGING ABovT WHAT | prosperity of the nation, let us try | weather prophets concur in an-j/resident of the nelgifborhood over ree. eres a © agp Restate. re — S93. also was related. George Remus’ bootlegging organ- HE owns- _ Aeséclated Press, | the simple experiment of writing | nouncing a continuance of I \" : - Ce ae oe Bossa | One Barrel lett Open. ization In Cincinnati. ; re eee a } ‘ASHINGTON. Dec. 15.—Mrs. |} 80) /} the Constitution into the Nolstead | fashioned Clristmas weather, to/man said Siki owed for liquor, the pho e penal , al Wk dei mas ® Officially, barrels under bond| mitted to Marshall last B® lary T Norton. tact.” the despair of the Paris City Coun-/widow said. | igs — crete tuba a syndicate are never tampered with. Actual- | thes»had assisted in the transpor- Congresswo may, from New Jerrey_| li P Would Be Legal, He Says, cil, which now will be ob liged to| Career in Prize Ring and sca. | Sold ; at “ti ' oe 4 small expendl- | ly, how ever, it is a time-honored | tation of Jack oo wees ar gaffe m her maiden speech in the House ||} Furniture Ads | Arguing that it has been demon- | Produce 50,000 franes from its al-| pades of “Battling” Siki.” we is privilege of Government storekeep- | *t. Louls - Cao mera “mnt day, chose the role of defanter of Are ieries ‘strated that 2.75 per cent beer he ready depleted exchequer to pay) “Battling” Siki, who first sprang} From the same official source} er gaugers to help themeelves to paleo age comatinanes in St. © Working clasce« and remarked || . | not intoxicating, Senator Edge said | for clearing away the snows into public notice when he wou! it was learned that the “milking” a drink occasionally, if they don't se o , 21.008 gallons of whisky ] heavyweight of the ware house, according to evi hit the stuf! too hard. In con- ula o Pfr appearar | = tee lewetioine 1 he ub = arance resninded her the | aiaw iegalizing it would not be [ S the world's ligh ; | , et hee wee wrt nere an ) i hn Sonsmct WER the amendment ACTION AGAINST GRANGE i M championship from Georges Car-| dence in the Government's posses. | formance with that custom, one im or a veckauat tau aumiiian le fear to tread.’ ; ‘Granting that the legalizing of > ’ pentier in 1822 in Paris, has had | sion, was but the first in a series barre] was alwuys kept open, near pa aoe poe on aa She Proposed an amendment to | Only 19 were published by the Ia 2.76 per cent beverage would not Motion Picture rhe ater Owners many escapades which frequently | of contemplated operations, in| the warehouse door. When the|! fe te stheater tiene tikes sineet on * é amendment 0 | second newspaper. —- : , Take | p> Case. ea 14 | brawls. lie has be en | which if Was planned to make or syndicate cleaned out the ware- « ely - {}@olve the entire problem, it would] py rhe Associated Press resulted in bre | ot te ele ae Se ee ee i | v r street; Louis the main distributing cen-| house wih an electric pump and) |. ¢ he Government will be a rubber hose, they left this bar- y for «the overnmen accepted. a revenue bili to increase the rel. It was not a matter of senti- Had Dictaphone Planted. Come , | R250 Sgt Ye rsonal exemptions to Regularly, the Post-Dispatch | or single persons and $5000 //) carries far more “Want Ads” ||| |The Senator believed it’ would which probably will bar show Tsgs ment; it was an act of caution. So Another dismaying fact, with long as the guager was able to} which the Government expects to 1h ; | ' a partied aes Say eee = pert ee go’ keg “help make the VolsteAd act hon-]o¢ pictures by “Red” Grange. foot- paper-—often more than ALL est," would “discourage the grow-j| ball player, in many motion-pic- obtain his occasional drink, he was | confront the defense soem, ig that not likely to investigate the con-| Government agents had a @icta- pte. e a nent to Revenue Bill. | bt : ; g By ‘ i . : " t old- , an alle rec cle Dt of $20 W hich th , | new Democratic injured several times in accomplish much,” he continued.} NEW YORK, Dee. 15.—eéttion fights in this country and spent | ter some time recently in the French The Remus syndicate paid Lem Hospital here as a result of a knife/ Motlow, Tennessee distiller, $125.- wound. 900 for the Mquor in the Jack Since his arrival in the United} panie!ls warehouse. the aciaiil oe es in 1923 after losing his title| amount of which was 31.575 val- 0 th persons, and put it up a 6 ee ia | i sous oO Drove itself the . THREE other Sf. Louis news- : ‘ne working people.” i} papers COMBINED. ing demand for strong liquor, !m-jture theaters in the United States ‘| prove the morals of the country,” | and Canada, was taken today when and would, ‘after all is said andjthe Motion Picture Theater Own- Norton than ked inembers ho had Withdrawn simila nas engaged in certificates were selling on the —_ paninnapes Dublin, he ‘open markét for 99 cents to $110 © ontinued on Page 2, Coldmn 7. Continued on Page 2, Column 2, _ ’ “Sir r Ralelgh could have done no i} FIRST IN ST. LOUIS ‘what they are, anyway, entitied!its members of the “facts uncov- * Her amendmen: was lost. bigg - - a ee | eee | y amend- |! ! | , <Ms in her - | - | e vivine rie = ‘rica \ ‘ ea} the hands of Mike McTigue if]jons. At the @ime time, whisky od ler favor, declaring ! POST: DISPATCH done, be giving the public onlyjers of America voted to inform vB ‘ many y tents of other barrels, which the’ phone planted tn the offiee ef the fe . ered in this particular Incident.” Continued on Page 2, Column 7.