St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 28, 1926

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COMIC PAGE SATURDA f . Can ae o> aes oa ’ : , ' FEBRUARY 27, "199g, | Sunday Post-Dispatch Today, 144 Pages FIRST NEWS SECTION, 16 PAGES. SFOOND NEWS SECTION (SPORT. 4&6 PAGE THIRD NEWS SECTION. 14 PAGES ems FOURTH NEWS SECTION, 12 PAGES FIFTH NEWS SECTION, 4 PAGES. SIXTH NEWS SECTION, 12 PAGES “i SEVENTH NEWS SECTION, 4 PAGES . EIGHTH NEWS SECTION, 18 PAGES. WANT SECTION, 6 PAGES. : REAL ESTATE SECTION, 16 PAGES ; ' | 7 ROTOGRAVURE, 8 PAGES . 7 MAGAZINE, 17 PAGES. BOYS’ & GIRLS MAGAZINE. & PAGES. COMIC SECTION, & PAGES. Mi Don't Fail to Read the 3 Ml PARI ONE. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 28, 1926. PAGES 1—16. PRICE 10 CENTS ‘ate SGOOODTAXBIL TREASURY SNOT MNLEY WARNS sissy cus Teeer —OHEAGOMNS URGE AGAINST MULTI, AFRA OF DEF ONGRESSTOSAVE. | TN ee PvoL. 78. No. 174. BRING INTRIGUE $s & * 8 GLOR-R-RIOVS FEe@LuIN' ? | ee nee _— ty \ ph 00 00 | : HIN In Chicago Crime Ring Charges | = BUN YOI,UUU,UU raicous chek win Modest 2.0 === | PS EROACTVE CUT. "=== NOT EGINCOME. FROM NEW TAXES. REED ORM PLOT “ ale ynocrat, Alumnus Of come trom this source. a = ; an ~ — Party Who to Choose | ee Connivance With Under- ivers! | ing Pursued in This Case. _ tion Bills Pending. : ee g Aerie | : | | Duke University, Turned QLD TESTAMENT LUTHER - for Senatorship. © e World Assassins, Rum- ‘“ °f. ! cae | secs on Own Rates— A Gift ANNOTATED DISCOVERED A demand for about $90,000 back By the Associated Press. ack a | By the Associated Press. ne i, | Runners and Ballot-Box From U. S.,” Norris Says. Bible, Printed in 1534, Found in: income tax, based on his reputed; WASHINGTON, Peb. 2i—"Fears CHICAGO, Feb. 27.—Charging | a: oak ' Stuffers Alleged. geese Germany, and Is of profits in bootlegging, is to be made. of President Coolidge that a deficit that Senators William Borah -and! 3 Se i t ; _— S “ | » | 3 aN, es x : : ACL ¥, ANDERSON is tte P60 90 =e ‘by the United States Government | °f $190,000,000 at the end of see James Reed were trying to over- | 4 al a> ae | , : g salt torres cponient of the BERLIN, Feb. 27.—The Neue against Morris Multin, one of the Next fiscal year might result *rom | throw the Republican majority no Se ee a Arce | "WASHINGTON. Feb. 27.—An } Post-Dispatch. Berliner Zeitung today says that a convicted conspirators in the Jack the operation of the new revenue! the United States and turn that. . - § . : ne # 7 :' a pie ‘ AMMINGTON, Feb. 27.-—-Un- Bible, which is thought to have be- DPaniel case, who seryed seven |aw are not shared by the Treasury | body over to the Democrats, Sen- | ROBERT FE. CROWE.., Sexe = 7 0 Oe a the “Duke's Mixture amend-. longed to Martin Luther, has been weeks in Leavenworth prison before! oner it was estimated today the ator William B. McKinley of Illi- | === - |to rescue Chicago from a reign o lawlessness under alien domina- tion was presented to the Senate ‘today by Vice-President Dawes at 1000 in taxes already assessed been printed by one Hans Lufft of | yesterday, is in line with the policy’ The Treasury calculation 1s exception to the recent speeches’ the request of the Better (tove-n- whe Government will be paid Wittenburg, is an Old Testament. of the Internal Revenue department phased on an estimate of present of the two Senators here against ‘ | ; i . incipally to the heirs of | Numerous marginal notes, appar- | in demanding full returns of the | expenditures and receipts, but does the World Court. Tonight's ad-. | ment Amsecition 6 : Se S : a 1+} ; ae r} pently written in Luther's hand, | incomes of re and persons | not take into consideration any in- dress followed a statement issued eee ee ° SSA SSS) d — f ensely Weait 4 persons ; 10 ' lead to the belief that the reformer engaged in other uniawful occupa- creases in appropriatiors above the b S . we Kin! : aes : ' ee ae 3 = Alleging a coalition between the fin the last 20 months. Little’ ysed the book in the preparation tions. budget by Congress, — « a. ee See ee me _ underworld and enforcement of‘i- littie the inside story of this/of his translation of the Bible, of. The Government, in eseenn It is believed the estimates on Which he declared he “ well- | Joseph Gilyon, 47, Chauffeur, ; lowan Unable to Pay $25 cials, the petition declared that the oe = ¥ -omir ‘hich the Old Testament section 4nd accepting Income taxes from which the White House fears were | founded objections to -enator | : | ; , endment has been coming to ™ : tae ents 2a rushed by Wagon—Team- f H e |was issued in 1534. although the !4W-vViolators, does not in any Way | hased_ took into account the pos-'| Reed, a Missouri! Democrat, tell- | C M g Fine Imposed After . OmMREEY Ol See mp pi citizens were compelled render many of thelr rights with- out protest. “There has been for a long time in this citv of Chicago,” the peti- % — . } ’ oF "ee sé . . + La ee bd rPOPOaCY > y © L Dir re ecidene. the germ of it can be traced to, te ga — vessel Bas on Ne a ee tit a a pscoe cenaattalbns aes. | The Rev. Gaylerh: Ae eee tion said, “a colony of unnatural . } co - ~ begs ein ssraertee | is,”’ dat 533, whi ify slons © e ince ax law stil ‘ for ¢ fati b5.- | : ‘fez ; = a. = - . : , o | , , : , x : ERED . TRESE FFERENAT desire of a college president | lucis,”’ dated 1533, which testify to : ak : aera calls for an appropriation o ( the defeat of Senators who sup trict at 10:30 a. m. yesterday, Jo ate of the University of Iowa and ‘ h M4 ot! = WERE GUA RANTESD USHEAS IT | aR eng, (the genuineness of Luther’s hand- “Pply to the taxpayers statement 900,000, payable at the rate of! ported the proposal for American saute Giteon. 61 yoars eld, of 1498) 2 zed persons, hostile to our tinsti- sal , HAPPEN s | nd a hospital executive to yptie | writing. of the manner in which his income = ¢°5,.900,000 annually. : adherence to the World Court.,— ? ee eS oe ‘ : pastor of a church at Kalona, Ia., |tut'ons and laws, who have formed ISCcoo MILES AASN "E> ‘care § 000,000 tor certain eee oe The book further contains some Was earned, and such a statement | Treasury Is Confident. Senator MekKinley is a candidate South Twelfth street, was Tun OVer | wo, sant to jail today to serve out/a super-government of their own : ae ore Carer Bes kind of copyright order “by elector .cannot be used as evidence, and it On the basis of present esti- for renomination in the April pri-| by a heavy stake wagon and died a $25 fine imposed by Mayor John —feudists, blackhanders, members , ] of the Mafia—who levy tribute up- CASUC BRINE THEM af p South Carolina. They no oniy ‘Johann Friedrich ot {n ~y ? : - + - +4 ‘ ° and is opposed by Frank Inaries, ‘at City Hospital four hours later. Carroll on a charge of peeping in- ; i on citizens and enforce collection, QR — VLL SLE “THE ; CA ="3 , ‘ Saxony,’ x a ae pe. | mmplished their purpose, but) req ' tors outside the income tax divi- | lL. Smith, chairman of the Repub- | . ak 2 ie o- ee » Which some Wittenburg book se!!- re ee. ne pweoeipre for the next tiscal year, |). °ee oe Pp | He suffered fractures of the spine |, ollasd 4 —s ‘> ay haps, Without intending to they : baw abe . (%; , | : ‘o a bedroom window here last). * FAN TAS | ct iS Crier. aR A a thing which Cucetent Tae are named as the sole publish- “20. lending June 20, 1927. . however, tican State Central gasses PO skull 4 : h by terrorizing, kidnaping and as — pe Ces, ee) ES te the me ‘dible spec-|e@?S of the Luther Bible. Claim tor More Than Year. ‘Treasury officials are confident McKinley voted for the world) 4! ee , Thursday night. He confessed. | sassinations. | 7 bo /F mally in the Incredib Fe. oA i aaa Multin, who was a whisky dealer | ¢nat the new revenue bill will not COUrt- After crushing Gilyon on Elev-! Archer attempted to get away | Public Officials Accused. " . —_—- ‘i .AnN ~ ‘ a i ile Lat A ta) al ea j ° e : a a - ee ° or eC e of the go% oisaneiae? mak ete VIOLET TRAVELS FROM TIBET before prohibition days, is said by} oj receipts below the estimated Senator McKinley tonight as-!enth street, south of Market, the when he saw he was rnc tvidence multiplies daily that atl ae oi ee eee Government officers to have heen) gurpins sured his listeners that he would frightened team pounded north!|but a bullet from a policeman’s;many public officials are in searet the wealthiest class of peo-- : “ee : & bret ‘@ Ave , i arty. yw I pi - if . -" °"* "rr at COMpany . , Me the maximum at =0 6 6 wDeri ; er isa +; jJUSt NOW Tar DacK 1 xTenas, ment operations, if the old law had ol ‘ ; » tehtea x; is ities sellin beer under olice rotec.- / a * bee ne it contains | ®2ipped to an expert ifn C;ermany. The Internal Revenue . Depart- emained j ffect. T Re a they paid their own expenses out, they became frightened. Gilyon, a | authorities for further prosecution | ' ad ; P i P a) {r SL But in addition, it cont: “| and returned by him has been ,- hae Ries - remained in effect, Treasury calcu- coun’ vier to work for the be! chauffeur employed hy the com- | when his jall sentence is completed, |tion, police officials, working out Rp LOM ROE pake’s Mixture amendment, | given official papers here as be ee ss: erty rtly | : | Aen. “as several sources, one of these being! ean a new Seamer declared. al , rg sore ; ’ voyin Ii _- ly i ! y s _-—~ { @the 1924 law shall be pa . 2 “VWioka Chi ? me : eounted on in that vear, leaving os os .,foot and caught the rein of one | he was regarded as a rising young i quor——nameiy aicohol, ' caging i WRITE | gee A mded, to bring down the 1924) cae gedaan ge the checking-up of bank accounts. $11,000,000 for probable surplus _ Camedia Asie! hidape vei ‘horse after they had run a block. | clergyman. ; ‘whisky and heer—and that one “if WHILE T WA, Tr ce oak DIT to the same level as the 1921! i. sagen ~~ =" | The person whose income it in-: under the new law. As far as the: Teg i Pree 3 egress Then he lost his balance ana fell. | ———_$—$_—_—___-____- ‘such police officer who is under ie 2 = AST “WD | ‘ ° “estig: ; suallv yse who. | ‘ speech, said: ‘Coming only a few! ‘ : : | I 2 S | WRIite - ft 1 oo | The plant was dug from a Tbs | sie te ee ee —— are +i /current fiscal year is concerned, a eta ae ~ ie poms presi of i PWo wheels of the wagon passed THREE MEN INJURED WHEN se aan is still acting | ~ © : ALWA > FEE Estates Involved. ai ' a : ; i ® HiULIIN, nave een indicted or | sufficient urplus {« {tn sigh t 4 is ¢ we th over his body aS a police o cer, =i ( CS ietan hillside in 1923. bv R. : ‘&, 7 SuUrpitl 1 sight 164s i“ A : : - over his poay. - : aber Bi +) | THE SAME WAT ee ene te Oe WO ine under direction of | eet 38 law violators, but it/meet the effect of the reduction | on Or “eed OF epmscengy- ecg. After the team was stopped, po- | STRUCK BY AUTOMOBILES |. 0 Pe: wee ee 18 . een June, 1924, and yesterday | the National Geo a hie Society ; will investigate the income Of in-taxes effective prior to June 30 also burned all his party bridges | lice arrested the driver, Howard | ane | Dawes by Dean Edward T. Lee, of E ie i —x + which was the period when the “ey iis dri a est Sn aiaa iene i /anyone believed to have made con- . Approval of some of the numer- and took an independent stand on 'F. Laugher of 1847 South Elev- | Two Companions Knocked Down | the John Marshall Law School and | Lf | ian were in effect—there aa eh : 2 . ; Pos s ‘“' siderable profits in bootlegging. ons bills kkk aniciiine in Césenens | the American: platform, gave rise -enth street. who must appear be-| by Car When Crossing Street; acting president of the Better Gev- + i : Tien nt notable deaths : # > . tags Bs ay to the ; ait whether the law has ever over-| which sooth sige elle Rehr a (to the suggestion that the summer), . ine coroner. He told police | One Driver Held. ernment Association, and Dr. Elmer 1 IR. BANG—By FONTAINE FOX GSE ERNRY—BMONE | Bessie there repacked it ana | t®*e"_ him or not. ations, Treasury officiala «aid, wil) @&Y Witness the launching of an 44 jet his wagon in the street; William IF. Murphy, 47 years| 1 Williams, director of law en- ee : oe , : eat: oe er. Pecnce it anc! 6 mouiries, mR mich. Cases, are seco as Baie, WI" | American party led by Borah and | iio } : inte then office forcement of the as#octation. cig — . bwere James B. Duke, tobac- | sent it to Germany for further | siete Si th oe een a oe more than wipe out this prospec-|peoeq’ 1f this is so, why should| ~~ 16 pri Py : ad ‘ 7 ber old, 5844, Plymouth avenue, suf- The document was referred te bisa Mmonufacturer ¢ re ° , . } — }made Dy tne intelligence unit oO v ener Bes : pone ‘ . ‘business Gilyo survived by his on bee ; a . sh ft cis ‘ 5 i . usineés yon ’ 4 om Zs. ongegand th eet ren eee weuch the decision as the Internal Revenue Department. ats — ee ie they be interested at this time in’ Qigow Barbara. fered a possible fracture of the/| the Senate Immigration Commit- le JUST AS one. oF * ohn I. eo ee a se od oo was gota oe ‘or by internal revenne agents a ing and Harbors Bill. helping select a candidate for the | wesc abibiniasiidanen skull last night when he was} tee, ate ’ ~ Pa CT é varie , S ws 4 i tg c 78 « - . . y be rand 19 cent stove man. | FAIR AND WARMER TODAY; © winteiturea szns20 to the pur (24 Marbors Dill as well as meas-|and the Republican majority in| Prussian Authorities Comply With| Robert Nicol, 45, 1126 Hamilton | having deported those allena who ie - meee heirs to these estates are. ‘chase price of the Jack Dantel Tok to authorize increased funds Congress and shall cdéntinue to, Demands to Avert Repetition avenue, who was walking across| are alleged to form the backbone ea he the principal heneficiaries | TOMORROW UNSETTLED stock of whisky, and as having had ifor the army an@ navy. Concern ! do so. . of Outbreaks. the street with Murphy, also was | of outlawry. Fa he amendment. It simply means | THE TEMPERATURES. a leading part, with the late Jack — he latter measure add a heavy!) . G. O. P. Majority Endangered. | tal em ere gage = knocked down, and_— suffered - reer he is not named, a . sie - ramet : : pee ra ‘ourden to the Treasury w~ m “ a atu.N hy my oy “©D-) bruises and laceratio _State’s Attorney Robe FE. (r ie SS Me about one-third of the inherit-| 6 a. m.........32 4p. m.........40, Kratz, in arranging for its unlaw-/|_ | vy was ex-| Borah, Reed and Shipsted as- | | _ eeep acerations. 3 ey rt kh. Crowe Bie P taxes assessed on the estates | x a... Ro co ma. 30 ful removal from the warehouse, _ oe vesterday at the ‘White /sert that they have inaugurated a | oh St ae shia as Brew Robert Conway, 26. years old,| & eepecially aaseties : be refunded by the Govern- | 9 a. m i % D. m: ----38 and for official protection fn the House. ‘campaign which contemplates de- | rinihesneriegye of h mal pe a a ‘ 3959 West Pine boulevard, suffer- tion. particular reference being Bee ee se, tte en tie es er! = ot Bees teres CHANGE en eee |feating all present Senators who | heavy ae ad a dramatic sequel! ed a sprained back. when the taxi, | ™ade to the Morrison Hotel ban- Pinel § ae the cd tele the | 12 noon a RES 2. 10), v. M..+...-- me Testimeny Shout Maltin | ~ NG IN BRIDGE RULE MUST lwated for the World Court and | ep cre ogee seltnden acct in which he was riding was struck | = e his honor given by the late | it i" nia ee Pee eee «0 8 + oe ee et ee ae : ieee 1 ae pre : -|at Twelfth boulevard and Chest- | TOnmy Genna. ; Li OUS mixture of lofty purpose,| 2 p. m.........38 12 midnigh: .... $35 Remus said he sent Multin $6000 | |who are up for election in the . a : ae led F : purpose lees. admirable, the | Ssfandiaiea aisst rating, "7°" to buy aleohol for substitution in RECEIVE SANCTION OF CLUBS spring primaries. ‘The bloc of Ob- | tae communities marched to the| nutes tt, 2% another saaeninee | 118 Polling and lobbying and wire- a ieennet toe Ot !the barrels from which the whisky Experts’ Reviciod Affeciine Ho _jectors and obstructionists led by | oan cael pense peie> Hr” i sabia we i. shai ower Schauer, wa ee | ay Fi kitted = a ae ; 2 ting in c . | Steins. | Was taken. ‘i Mul-! ' | nors | these men include Brookhart, Fra- | alee Ole Hriiiante avenue. t the aE Bp : .*% ‘ | oe . pp ean Ino HE. TAX FIGURE | Louis and vicini-— ag sad ae ee ee si and Revokes Passed on to leies ana La Folletté t& well | 14 men, held as alleged instigators City Hospital, it was tsald that | cago's frequent gang wars. | ett . or Reed of Missouri has i rs ‘a n . ‘ ‘ é F i | | ' . ' : eet ded tty _ [LOOKS ere | t sear ee > i eteate to pay for protection at the ) Organizations. known to the country. They see! of the disturhanc Schauer had been drinking but was | The petition asserts that more Bt) hk. as “the betrayal of the JAsTer REDUCING | warmer today; to- | . i 2 R® the Associated Press. pee epsortunity to edd. te thie bloc | The District Attorney, fearing 4 | not intoxicated. He was held on | than 100 bomb Outrages have bo stratic party by {ts leaders,” | . morrow unsettled, | te of $12 a case, paying $4000 a NEW YORK, Feb. 27.—) ps it pushing the opportunity. | Tenewal of the trouble, complied / a4 charge of careless driving | been perpetrated in the city during pe how be told. Missouri: ree until ot. of the whisky , Changes in the scoring of bridge wy oy. weuls wine see the regular lwith their demand. _ seat soshon al the last year and that there have . Pa, * ~~ i & . / x i ms / : 3) é ; a SS eS ) . ° ° a . : } ra) © - ie ee , , } b 4 F o r ' . Y — ” Assoc}! t! . ¢' . i : Faro in orth Stage of the SSSI} ied against them for the sale and ’ Sl es To , » shots. | Street Car at Tower Grove | A ations petition for congrea- qh kL. - and Seuth Carolina, es- rise of 0.3. 'manufacture of intoxicating “a Lady Catheart to Appear in Own. waged q peaelagange: eee and Russell BL. | Stacey was accused of striking sional investigation of crime pet Bi b ae “outhern Power Co. Sunrise (today), 6.30; sunset; | cuors it was announced today by Play if She Stays in U.S. ee pages | Miss Flora Langford, 87 years | Mrs. Angie Newberry, 36, on the! ditions here. ; — fs any an ‘jie #9 : ‘ : aya Asso tle Trees, (Ing. Bee ei ; PA rit} AY ; 4 Re: aed Plants on the 15.53%. ' George B. Callahan, attorney for Oy the Aseodanee Pr . ~~: on The | 1s said A a old, a nurse, was critically injured | > } 2 y mt . c ‘ : at tual) his sox Su 7 #. Week's Weather Outlook, | the prohibition ty ; Countess Cathcart’s first stage ap-{ Train Kills Man and Child in Auto. bv a speeding automohtie when she venterduy Mra Newberry an prt the chief figure aimed at, i : ower Interests far | the Aasociated Press ? : aring wi e pursuant ale | "§ , ee ar penne a os ~ | dented, mo weed iy, Value and rnitude a — oe si . ar The ‘hearing oe anauet &-ven by Tony or any A —. -- SS ea aN Ot Shon a é ' hie ginn ne, ” OW ee wy COMSIC « Wik ee fe Ie ‘ oe ” 2 * ict : ‘ = ii ; e ; Ps IY 4 racture © ‘ o “kul. ness. é i r " = —_— , Bo lnued « , - ; ee ae half wpeons dealing in jiquors. bisove sare ; . " ll he ills Continued os Page 2, Column 4. 4 n Page 7, Column 2. ‘colder latter air, Aiaiisinie 3 pS t ~ 4 _ . ~~ ~ te * ey oR oe