St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 18, 1926

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oe L ‘OMIC PAGE “ED -NESDAY, 4 i OY GOLLY. ay NOT P BoLloas ' ried | @ A wit FURNT S44 FUA) ; Be: =a C WE'LL Be AT ING UP Thy) = | | ° : 3 ury. vernment H ; g to snow. ! . eo ial ) ners Other Gove J ; Friday partly, WO Rescued After 14 Minutes. es =| Writ Against Labor De- vis Patiuad rate eee a cloudy; colder, | - | es tees 'y phe aft, grandfather 0 Objected. : Colder,’ Hours Under Wreckage. | Ee 2. partment Rul the late Caleb Taft. It has | with lowest tem- 'By Leased Wire From the New| © o.3| P ent ANULINg. Rae ; eee perature tonight. y Leas . bee 8 among its implements a sling | York Bureau of the Post- Dispatch. Soa ie 2a ene used in shoein TO AIR ROW ore 32; etvong | BY | NEW YORK, Feb. 18.—Little! s mee & qheckey eee | | SEEKS shifting winds ana, BUILDINGS, HIT oe : : BRITAIN UNWILLING see demas ak gales this after- | | Marion Talley of Kansas City won } f 3 seeing Japhet Taft before the |. OVER NEW LAND LAW) noon and tonight — CATCH FIRE. a triumph in the Metropolitan | f: ; TO TAKE ANY ACTION pee ge his famous poem. + ° . : on &: } [| ater, f 1 { —— Missouri: Cloudy | ‘inion House last night. Nineteen| £. | ; aft fashioned parts of tonight with rain, | B | '| the original into a miniature ) : i'vear old, she was the youngest? : ; ‘| forge and sent it to th t n ives Im- é & T a | ge : e poet. - State Departme Gi es ch anging to a | pantie Starting Two Seine wae tc didi “keel Gabekt Exclusion of Lady Cathcart ood simone tis eae é 3 . ing 3 pression It Favors Pub- portions; colder;, Miles From Town, Gath-|on that stage. ls for Moral Turpitude Man- | "© ‘© Sudbury in sections. ° Tae Kriday mostly Marion did what every American | 8 : ~ e ' licity, but This Is Dis- fair; colder in the’ G26 WaNMNEN GO 1E) WW, with « voice Will always dream _ datory Under the Law, | NEM (IF DEATH TI east and south . : puted Elsewhere. portions: strong) swept Down Mountain. sania POU Ng oe Davis Says. sabe | Nithout the heartbreak and slow shifting winds a iS ure eae and gales this afternoon and to- (grind of other singers, toiling up | By PAUL Y. ANDERSON, nigh 4 | By the Associated Press. to the Metropolitan “through ob- By the Associated Press. A Staff Correspondent of the Post- Illinois: Snow in north portion | BINGHAM, Utah, Feb. 18.—A scure stage doors in Italy and else- | NEW . YORK, Feb. 18. The | Dispatch. ree rain changing to snow in south; force of more than 100 meh began | where, Miss Talley marched direct ‘Countess Cathcart’s case will . be MT WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.—The | portion tonight; colder Friday;|a systematic search of the debris trom Convention Hall in Kansae % |carried to the United States Su- ; rontroversy between the State [De- |¢ “gt followed by fair; snow near) o¢ the foot of Sap Gulch «- this City to stele — beneath et preme Court, if mecessary, her! Word Received Here From Ke Michi ‘. ) | ake ara the Diamong¢ orseshoe. er : . | ss ee ment ot le strong ae — Seanad. |morning under the direct super- After her first aria she took 11 ‘counsel said today. Her lawyers} Germany That She Suc- { i 4 : - Mexico over the Mexican land and | ——————— lvision of Frank A. Wardlaw. su- |/curtain calls... If she did not win are Se ee *; cumbed to Heart Attack. petroleum acts reached the Senate 56-MILE GALE SWEEPING 'perintendent of the Utah-Dela- | all hearts with the. brilliancy of | Dette of preneig: origeeeee aalh ge today. Senator Norris (Rep.) of KAN Y | ware Mining Co. It was hoped to her voice ours at Teast she won | pen gt not a ee phe Sia SAS CIT AFTER RAIN | .,, by her girlish charm and surety. | Boar 3 co ‘ : Mrs. Franciska Schirmer of Ba- requesting the State Department io a Marks ontepomb Drop | unaccounted for in the snowslide/| 4100 persons. Members of the! MISS MARION TALLEY _| Ellis Island, expressed disappoint-| den, Germany, suffered a pears inform the Senate whether’ the - sg acy ol Nightfall eee yesterday took a known toll| Metropolitan Opera Company stood — ‘egecmacee —====== ment with Secretary's Davis" find- | stroke on learning of the death of ty an ; Meee | 7 redicted. in the = stifling aisles. Outside ings. However, she intends t0/ her son, Friedrich Peter Schirmer, Mexican Government had objected | speciaj +o tna Post-Dispate ‘of 38 lives 4 “9 aa a beds : 5000 persons were turned away. | “stick it out” and fight, she said. at dtee theres G6cn tule ‘ceaiadi: ‘0 publication of the notes which| KANSAS CITY, Mo., Feb. 18—! Approximately 38 others are{ as “Rigoletto” ended, Miss Tal- ' “Tf did hope the authorities | * oe ee have been exchanged on the sub-|/0!owing an all-night rain, a 56-! missing. Twelve survivors are in/jey was called before the curtain | ‘would consider the human ele-|/"s to information received today ject, and if so, on what ground it |! git Swept into Kansas City; the hospital, and more than 4/99 times, four times alone, with | ments, and not only the terrible | by Dr. A. H. Doellefeld of this city. objected, shortly after § e clock this morn-|score received first aid treatment: Otto H. Kahn leading the applause | If) ‘severity of the law,” the Countess Mr. Schirmer, one of the muntesl Norris’ action is more significant [ine and by 10 o'clock snow had!The sun was shining today and/from the directors’ box. | continued. “Perhaps I expected too! 4). tors of “The Miracle’ and the than may appear on its face. Tt reached a depth of three inches. | weather conditions were good for! when Director Gatti-Casazza was | ' much. . eh = f al hee ote actually is ihe becinning of an ef- ‘The Weather Bureau predicted a the search. asked if he were pleased, his ee | “Rut I do not see how the Gov- a pos as +i} . : , , ’ . : . . . Borah, Norris and a number Of | natch bore A tenon mee ‘night. Gibb Campbell, a miner, stalled in the traffic jam for 15] were normal Mal. James F.) ‘ie toe oe Dr. and Mrs. Doellefeld, with whom | : a ‘| 5* as anreee \ s se ; , pbs eM Qs seh nes VNR ¥ the Associate ress _ Other eonaters have wigs petince sere: Mrs. Preifer-frozen to death in a first heard their faint cries coming | minutes. Anguished ticket hold- | Coupal, White House physician, "LONDON. Feb.: 18.—The British | #2 stayed after the death of her = _ 0 mi SS “ona con pay drift. Preifer’s condition is criti- | through the snow and _ splintered; °rs afoot waved their cards over | was in attendance, but had not | Foreign Office, it is understood on noe He : éxican corresp me Biscent : “teal. timbers. Calling for aid, he chopped their heads and caNed for police| found it necessary to remain 4&t/ ¢o6q authority, is unwilling to in- | os, e elder Mrs. Schirmer ts sur- ‘fled on, and their restiveness has | | atu help. his patient’s bedside. tervene in the case of the Countess | vived by her husband, Reinhold a ie bee e bvious} By the Associated Presa, his way to them. Both were con- i . k . ‘ ” ' , q , - Increased as it p€eCAM Oren sr JOSEPH. M eh 18 ‘ ile MeD id 4th Sn House sold out! House sold Sanders explained § that th®} Cathcart. yesterday ordered ex- Schirmer: a daughter, Mre. Anna that the controversy was reaching | Qi oy eanieee ee 25. the ee eee a 8e"Y tout! bellowed the patrolmen on/ President was taking extra precau- | cluded from the United States. but | A/bers, of Baden, Germany; and ; Se See Hence their! Yorst Snowstorm of the winter is injured hip, had burrowed his way ; : a lb ers R Vv Serious proportions. K duty ; tions to safeguard his health, bee | will carefully consider a report a son, udolph Schirmer, of W ood- d inati to have the whole|rasing throughout Northwest Mis- a distance of several feet to his (ies wei -emo , 7” liff, N. J. etermination to ha eee _ There were 3700 persons seated | cause he has an engagemevt to de-/| which the Consulate-Gen l ti? i t j the light ‘souri and Northeast Kansas today. | wife, who was pinned in the wreck- | as Bogan « : ipso | ve-Lrenera % — oe nehietieilia eee ee ee ene Ment. Snow began to fall in the night, |age by a timb her left [mee SOS Srammeee | Whee bree Ds | Her & Wasntnstony Sitthcay S| hee Tak eee ee ce — si a a OB é e night, |age by a timber over her left arm, |, 3 ; Bie aes : The immediate cause of the res- with temperature above freezing. | which was broken ‘par Rigen ee ee ois + np geen ment superin- . gee hag porMs Peeionetiee Aiea | By morning the wind was blowing The slide began two miles from rived pr ee vik subse ipa wpe des op pe Nitional ‘Mauen-| a Ae eS, ee Morosco, ae Producer, ee ay cplraeines hea ath .|a gale from the north and the|/the little settlement more than a Secchi ms ¢ ? wbahat g : A iati eee q ain anaemic | ins Assets of y $200. Dispatch of Feb. 7, which, afte: temperature has been gradually | mile above sea level in the Oquirrh sut groups of the stubborn stayed | tion 4 pe a. “g ma ‘4 _ s w4 | stoma to this effect in a cable- | By A I i ne stati 2» issues ¢ reviewing : alas : pane i pale . ; the glas ors n goo rsica! trim fo 4 NEW , Feb. —Oliv matag th nie gion sssatnalteadete sha : lowering The snow was drifting | Mountains, when the freshly fallen gina ee ne pene eoeee pa “90 . vii gram sent today in reply to her \ wae 18.—Oliver the history of the controversy, Bee kee entertained uae j , its th ~ | baffled, but persistent. this event. message requesting the British Morosco, theatrical and motion- coneluded with this statement: | the setened nna Shatin sa dhe engean 8 nei from a resting place House attendants sweated and After it had been definitely e8- | Government to make representa- picture producer, filed a voluntary “An effort has been made at the} isa " on an earlier fall that had become | ¢, meq. tablished today that the President | tions to Washington on her behalf. petition in bankruptcy in the Fed- State Department to give the im- vould be demoralized. . crusted. As it zig-zagged its way “Worse Than Caruso Nights.” would remain in bed and prooably | cooret Davia S E eral Court today. He lHsted his ae ta ee MEXICO. M eb. 18.—-An all- | down the canyon it gathered mo- sami si a it his offic Il en- | _— vis Says Exclusion I8/| jjanjlities at $1,033,000 pression that “Secretary Iellogg MEANATCO, MMO., - 15.--AN @! ogee Whew!" they murmured. ‘This would not visit 8 se, a | Mandatory Under Law , ' and assets Wants the entire correspondence | aight rain totaling more than an|mentum. In its path of more than is worse than the old Caruso nights. | ®28ements er the pay were oe | Post-Dispatch Bureau eo published. but has been unable to] ineh changed to sleet and snow at | two miles the avalanch? dropped eee sd 2 celed. ra | 90-23 Wyatt Building Morosco, whose fortune at one get the consent of the Mexican|noon today, with a 45-mile north at least 1000 feet. This is the worst we've ever had. After a morning. in bed, the { WASHINGTON. Feb. 28 ae FE Foy oy was estimated at about $5,- Government. In Mexican quarters} wind saveeping the streets and the, A mile from the start it passed Marion Talley arrived with her} President got up to eat lunch, then ' ° Lab hag: ; 000,000, lost his wealth In the fall- the writer was bluntly informed | temperature falling fast. over and closed a tunnel mouth. | rather, mother and sister, Florence, |"eturned to bed. His ~condition baie mie : or Davis has decided/ ure of the Morosco Holdings Co., that this proposal had come from rae ee | Half a mile farther down it closed | snortivy hefore 8 p. m. She and| Was reported as unchanged. that Vera, Countess Cathcart, must | which went into bankruptcy in the Mexican Government, and had FRENGH PRESS URGES LEGION j still another, swept a two-family |her mother went to her dressing Mr. Coolidge from time to time be excluded from the United | seninerel The Federal receiver ex- not been accepted by the State De- dwelling from its foundations and /+99m, banked with flowers. Charles | 2@5 taken treatment from a Wash-! states, thereby sustaining the ver- | ome him of any responsibility partment. The plain and ugly truth OF HONOR BE GIVEN LENGLEN | then. made a clear leap of more/y~f Talley and Florence went ‘to |inston nose specialist, but of. late! aict of Immigration Commissioner |?" the failure. Seven of the pro- Is that : a "Sis without permitting anybody | What it is doing until crisis | ~~ ee oma mt a6 on Pace 3, Column RAIN CHANGING TO SNOW TONIGHT; LOWEST ABOUT 22 — wa, aoe ie aS he eae ; ae ..47-12 noon . . .50 ee 48 ae ao 200 a7 TU Cae cous 41 en ee, ks 40 ..46 tp. m . 38 54 at 12 noon. High hest yesterday. ITHDRAWALS | | for St. 38 KNOWN IN GULCH SWEPT. MPERATURES. a mM. Official forecast Louis and Thirty-Eight Others of Utah than 100 feet to the thickly settled 'Raitla home saved little Couchita ‘and Johnnie Baitia, 4 and 2% vears Continued an Paee % taluwe ” Camtinwad Grace cevens ree = --* ree . 3 prec ipitated., POST-DISPATCH old. respectively. Thefr mother ‘of embarrassment, . The fuct is thi t while the Nor FIRST IN ST. L@uIS and A baby boy _ are among the | « “~e ee ae’ tee ) Missouri Girl Makes Opera Debut In New York Amid Scenes That Eclipse Those of Caruso Nights SPATCH Louis With the Associated Press News Service - Sen ts ae. EV ENING, F EBRUARY 18, 1926—44 PAGES. PRICE 2 CENTS a ee ee Re ew o = 7? Without a touch | of either bol idt less orthackWardness, Fam Dan ee oe - on ' a a Nt elation surprise The general impression P.. , . "= a i ‘AG _ ' urt , and was backed up by the college! 144 pneén that a method would be! , HICAGO, Feb. 18.-—-Celebrating | tp on the grofind that the a trustees to the extent that they re-| son4q of extricating the Govern- | his night off, John MecDady. a | ndianapolls court had no furisdic. : t teas ga : ig ' ¢ ition in tl 19% fused to permit smoking even bs ment from an unpleasant position. mii a gyn ac tenn ih pestics! spe odie alleged con- ‘employes in the buildings because The statement announced that : d . “te - | Dianned and put 1% . ‘ 7 taurant. But he came back short-/ operation in Cincinnati! a 4 : lof fire laws. A year ago, in & | many aliens had been excluded un- ly, emnilian A jeweler had just | Leas” n St. questionnaire, 433 out of $57 stu-| der the statute on the same: told him the pear! he found in the ' dents answering, admitted they’ grounds as those invoked against oysters wee worth $200. He ore | The ‘6 prisoners who were smoked. the Countess Cathcart. Pw Sue Means nig granted bond were represented be- = dered another dozen, ra ‘ore Justice B “ eh a a‘ . ‘vhere is to be a move to_ extend | ae a HI ° Butler ‘by “harles A. Englishman Ends 8020-Mile Flight g.nator Borah’s proposal, now be- Quit Laquor in ler nz, U egee Bishop. a Wililam Baer and Thomas . # owe, St oy Perhaps it was this smiling lack | et high in authorit V By the Associated TFs seats EE? and E4 in the parquet. Will not be lctitien if a resolu- sioner’ for Suzanne Lenglen is be-| toll of life, and came to a stop at |the Metropolitan a telegraph in- tion is shortly introduced in the /ing demanded on all sides, both in |the very doors of the Community | gryument had been installed back Senate to discover ic ide it] tl ‘Ss and - ey blic | Church and the offi f t} ) « ag oe nat scover which side it |the press and among Le public | Church | ces of the cop + a | a i.” following her victory over Helen! per mine stage This was used by the Asso- lowing sda ; . clated Press, % a of Resolution. | gas which came -. climax of | Houses Catch Fire. At the end of the first act “Mr. @ resolut thic orris in-! her long reig ) snnis su- ' ‘ today declares thar, | premacyv . , we é age a4 F “Where; ‘re appear >» be a. : Tate eine 4 , | heated with stoves, caught fire as nt backstage and sat. down to reas, there appears to be a Clement Vautel; writing in Le that key. Eighteen years ago he Serious dispute be Tweey;y the CSOY - Journal, SAVS Mile. Lenglen repre- they were crushed in the snow- was ; Ac ‘inte P a »] h aments of the United States and | c,¢ ’ ; , ) : , ee an Associated bress telegraph Mexico, i sates é ' riot 1% phen France better tha n Paul slide. Many of the victims were er. Since then he has telegraphed _& ] is il Tlit*¢ " 2 j ; cry} gs . + . - . . . certal ?, » ‘ | Valery, the poet; Mistinguette, the | terribly burned and identification | for the Missouri Pacific Railroad. C n Statutes of the Mexican! 5 otress, or Marshal Foch, the sol- He ticked out with a hand the ‘as ‘overnment couflict with Ahe 1 Sahat the precedent estab 'of the bodies was extremely diffi- — o 7 rat Was P dter, ant ha e ecede stabd- | somewhat shaky: “The S pehts of American citizens Who) iicneq in giving the red ribbon to | Cult, the Tall a mt ann oo. ; ' } 11st ' , , ; le Talley fi r have - purchased oll lauds in Mexico | vambelli e hief danseuse of the | Virtually the entire first shift of |.‘ 3% y ‘ ee ge oaa | SUZ i. e eG. ed | 4 a inte i -ostu ‘ > that the gree Stated in the press a oa : I ee uk wea roar that the slide tore down the | Marion into her costumes. She , . ‘mer, ut vou hav 1 ret | : gabe late Department is eager, the forme! . ye i | mountain side, sald persons out- «: sald: pwthiic @ the Official] corresponde nce beaten the Jatte: " ) side ita path. Ae the maces eravi- l’'m verv happy. Marion {s as Sibmant e, that the Mexican Ciov-) itated down, houses that had glis- | calm as'I've ever seen her. I can't | | las ete } /, | { » j “y). Heity; agate St ’ i ores V/, th Want Pages of the fened in the snow caved in and | realize shi is a grown-up prima | “Re tt reso} ) iit became a part of the moving mass. |@onna. To me sne fs still Just my * FOROl yen fhat if not m- | , little girl." “OMPatible digeg hd cacti ae = Ed Larson, a miner, heard the | — Ast. With the public inter- "=" ; ' Music Critics Re ‘ed the See retary of State be 1 rumbling sound of the approaching | USI ritics served. “ai ©) . é 4 3 ne "t= } - y - . , Wested to infor) ih Senat pile of snow and mate! Sy og gage | The New York music critics were 4 i So of 4 ? - ‘ v ? i : +s —Seetaay the situation w eee we each are Carried The three-story hoarding house | saiq hers was one “of the Bre it ly ‘ ba the controversy is private- conducted by Mrs. McDonald was | coloratura voices of the world.’ 2 af - s - 2 i the a tha wants to make! ithe last bullding to be demolished. At the first intermission the cor- oe i hooey bur the other! Man Carried on Slide. ‘'ridors were thronged with old Ome > oa 7) eee Pupiished today One man, Ed Halvorsen, an oc- 'opera-goers exclaiming, “Isn't she ter Pu rposes of Move. by the second newspaper. ie dee tlovelv!” or ‘Isn't she sweet!” They ! It is desicy ee cupant.of the two-family house, | . eee bh in m aki pees Sumner te. result : i were wholly taken with her girlish | E iain ~ NE the notes public to ob- Nerulariy, the Post-Dispatch was carried on tne crest of the ava- ‘charm and surety. At no time did | s ‘ ind . y Bi oat oe yn oe . . ‘* _*0 * ‘ . ; B ™ertts 3 es sags sage Aa ee eee weat Acs ‘lanche for a half mile and only Miss Talley betray the slightest) . signed fin: 89 Issue, and If is de- than any other St. Louis news- | slightly injured. His wife is among isuspicion of wanting confidence in Ally ‘ Pg y - ‘ ~~ ) ns ‘ Sbility that o: zi — riage oneee so pape’ — cei ea 1% l the missing. herself. She was self-possessed and | i ar ‘ tEE st. Louls ie j May iny , aes ‘a {| TERR other ie cee | A bathtub and wash basin in the calm, singing with precision and Olve the country in a grave | papers COMBINED. : stave ‘Metropolitan nin House Is Packed and 5000 Per- ae stone sons Are Turned Away By the Associated Press. CAPETOWN, South Africa, Feb. 18.-—Alan J. a high heart symptoms which are thought | to be due in large part to infected teeth. VASSAR STUDENTS MAY SMOKE: | aviator, ‘ Croydon, England, airdrome Nov. has not this respect. PERSHING ENTERS HOSPITAL General Will Undergo Treatment By the Associated Press, physical examination ment that eral weeks. he BARRED COUNTESS, TO CARRY HER CASE IN SUPREME COURT ie ie a Nn ne ACCLAIMED Fi irst bine Will Be Applica- ‘HENRY FORD TO REMOVE LONGFELLOW'S VILLAGE SMITHY FROM ITS SITE the Aswociate4 Press. LXNBRIDGE, Maas... Feb. 18. ENRY FORD has bought | H Longfellow’s famous village blacksmith shop. The Detroit manufacturer plans to add the old Taft shop on Chestnut Hill to his collec- tion of old New England build- xD « pre nae = a ee Mtr sD A oe — — . ee are Ne pee ete Pate = CR Ae aa BER ee De AS a RB te Re eng AN a PE ae tt ewer negara a netiayiapens Sebi tah ine cn tet epee ier. Nia a 5 en On ae te inthe Sie EP. ann lena aceeRde 2 RR ETERS AN EE OAR ee ne ht aA ARN RARE» aga ien mao ene ae mitt A RPO RO I sroNN Y ne ott — . — ase. hry . , é 4 _ ~ GOLDSTEIN, HOPING ‘FOR PAROLE, JOINS - eee MA tn WGP yn “eae ” ‘ a ¢ > Pe ee ene errr ne ea Fn en eee ee ee a ERGY SORE II, VI IO EERE RI ae OR PRS, Ea SPR eee BRS, ar OME eB ath RR rales mS ony & a eS no oe ne eee ~ ASKING FOR BAIL F ormer Circuit “Clerk, Ex- Collector Eligible on Sept. 5, and W. J. Kin- ney on July 5. a Ne ee we A ae es Sone eee Sas ee ee ee ee ee sae nN A Re en eee - OTHERS WILL SEEK SUPREME COURT WRIT Attorey for 10 Mer. ted Bond to Attack Jurisdiction of Court in Move for Reve Goldstein, former clerk of the Circuit Court and for 30 years a power in Republican politics ‘n. Missouri, has joined former Col- lector of Internal Revenue Arnold J. Hellmich and former Deputy In- ternal Revenue Collector William J. Kinney in their decision to serve out their prison sentences in the Jack Daniel whisky conspiracy case and “have it over with.” These three politicians, around whom the testimony in the conspir- acy trial centered largely, will not . ask for bail for release from Leay- enworth prison, although thy could get out on supersedeas bonds under the decision yesterday bb Justice Pierce Butler of the United States Supreme Court, who granted bail pending appeal to eight St. Louis prisoners and two Cincinnati capitalists now in Leavenworth, The attitude of Goldstein, Heli- mich and Kinney was expressed by ‘former Supreme Judge, Conwa, | Nat 7 AL GL Se NR ORE TT EM MT ETN A | RAINE A oo IR SEN ITD TE: LER SRG TRE ORR, A EE PENT ICR Ks PNR EE ee BRETT INE 18 Le at, ~ PEE RRA SP PMLA LANE ENRON I PIP i EA TENN Og RI A AIC EI Er an 5 a ihe “J % GP ri toe Elder, attorney for Hellmich, wh») | st said. can! | “It appéars that bail would be : | only temporary relief, as it is our opinion the Court of Appeals wil! | affirm the sentence. Hellmich ha: | elected to servg his time and haves it over with.” Entitled to Bond. Any of the Jack Daniel defend- ants, Washington dispatches made clear, are entitled to release on bail pending ar appeal. The decision | . of Justice Butler pointed out that the granting of bail is a discretion-— ary matter; that the real point at issue is whether the appeal; on writ of error, is made in good faith, that the attorneys believe their eonten- tion is well founded in law, and that the previous records of the defendants assure they will accept the penalty if the cases are decid- ed against them. Goldstein, Hellmich and Kinsey - are pinning their hopes upon a - parole, to which they are eligible - after serving one-third of their setitences. They entered prison ~ Jan. 5, Goldstein and Hellmich to serve two years and Kinney 18 months. Thus Goldstein and Hell- mich are eligible to parole Sept. 5 and Kinney July 6. They Gid not join in the appeal to Justice Butler for ball, which had been denied ali the convicted defendants by Federal Judge Balt- © zell at Indianapolis. Cassius Shir- ley, Indianapolis attorney, who : represented Goldstein,. today told — the Post-Dispatch over long dis- tance telephone that he had writ- ten Goldstein concerning applica- tion for bond and, while he re- ceived acknowledgement of the.. letter, Goldstein was not inclined . to give authority to proceed. Kinney * Attitude. Yad 7 € ” > nou s a ‘ i i: : ies ma ‘ ‘i ian : asia . 5 oa een — My RL AE se tens oa Bi ats are Om i Pee att eS a 9 Orth oe = . RA eo he a ood ee ee , ~ sed PO NS -. : a eet te en ek ee Recon enee Maratea a +t hee ee State Senator Michael J. Kinney. who was a co-defendant in the ‘ase and also convicted by the Indianapolis. jury, but who was granted a new trial, told the Poste Dispatch that his brother, Wilifam. did not want bond. but preferred ‘o serve his sentence. Wuyne Ely. the latter's attorney, today said his - ‘Sfp to which young Cal re- plied: “Well, well, I dunno: I've known people to get drowned tn - water.’ | ' A POLICEMAN'S NIGHT OFF). | He Dines on Oysters and Finds Pearl Worth 8200, NEW YORK, Sept. 18.—Bishop Manning tn a Lenten | paring for the Supreme Court. Thi, means an appea! oer, wee a4, ‘ient would not seek release on™ vine” “When Will Kinney comes out. he will come out to stay, and not emporarily under bond,” sald Ely. 2 ‘T may seek his release under a writ of certiorari’ that I am pre. to the Supreme Louls attorneys, and . Levi Cook of New York. represent. ing Landon and Lucking. To Seck Writ. | Baer today said that at a. con-, ference of these attornera wae. decided to apply to the Sup fh Court for a writ of Certiorart 4 mediately after thle men 7. te ree te