St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 5, 1926

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COMIC PAGE TYESDA MAY 4, 19 Recover LOST Articles Quickly Through Post-Dispatch Wants 1210 Lost and Found Wants in the POST- DISPATCH during March. 644 MCRE than the second St. Louis | C ; | newspaper. Di ae "7 he Only Evening: Pafer i m St. Lou:s With the Associated Press News Service ight, 1928, by Mark Reg. U.S. Pat. = : = Aa lr tae ST, LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 5, 1926—48 PAGES. | PRICE2CENTS GRL SHOOTS © “EscS."iow SEMIEPUISOFF “soxcmon fre, BRITISH PREMIER SAYS HE WILL NOT PESCORT.ON Gipseeeees = JUDGE ENGLISH ""=-="""" YIELD UNTIL STRIKE IS CALLED OFF Bacmis..c.-.-b Ad Gein caes: fe TO RIDE ee 8 |. ‘¢ COUNTY coaconzess-~ THREE WARSHPS ZINOVIEFF CALLS ON WORLD COMMONS QUIT Vote of 67 to 10 Follows The & oy Oe iil Jean Tennyson, 17, Says : | [TRE EAREY Joo st. tosis ana TO AID BRITISH STRIKERS Defeat of Motion to Be; Pa ga aight and tomer- IN CLYDE: POSTAL ee re FOR AY WITHOUT She Fired to Defend Self = maepiey ed ie rc Office of Third ate | BRITISH HOME MINISTER on yvune : | After Girl Friend Lef: Car to Walk Home. morrow, probably we eerie ie oe : rene: becoming unzei- | Moscow to Proletariat for “% Bh eo 1 END It UP CARRIED WEAPON IN HER HANDBAG ee ee my JURIST NOT T6 HOLD | COURT SESSIONS Dccontatint Tilson Tells President Hope Now Is morrow. iuina's: Fair! Mails and Overtaxed) , MOSCOW. May 5.—Moscow's ro-j tonight and to- action to the general strike in FEn- ry ' 7°t* > la 2) Ss A + a 4 morrow, probably Phone Lines. gland is reserve on the part of i tled tomorrow é night; warmer Government Issues Appeal! es ‘om Stand. Home Minister Declares Armed Force Will Be tonight and iD east portion to- | for Restricted Use of the By the Associated Pregs. Used, if Necessary, to That Co gress Will Be yseeoming un--. officials. gratification in labor ang “3 settled tomorrow communist circles, and an appeal | Tells of Struggle With Clif- ford Maze, 21, and How: sight: rising tein- CROWD IN LONDON by Gregory 5. magpie chairman perature. of the Executive Committee of the Able to Adjourn in June. Sunset, 6:57: sunrise (tomorrow) SHOWS ILL-TEMPER Third Internationale, to the work- ee eee ; She Placed Revolve: | By the wenn h gga i 4-57. g ae of Lng par ern Bsmt pare 5 ; ? : . WASHINGTON. May °%.—!h°; stage of the Mississippi: 12.5 aCHGn sh SiG © * 2 ritish strike inst Hi Head. ; 2ac . he Fed lj : . . ° ers. He exhorts the transport NAVY MEN RUNNING — Aga 9g : ee ple: ee Police Fight With Crowd, workers of al! couniries not to de- “ITY LIGHT PI ANTS : Judge George Wasnington English f , " | ib — pe 1 of East St. Louis was pextrones | WORKMEN EE OEP LEVARD including Women, at dotke ee re eee ae A pretty gun-toting girl of 1%. | | todav by the Senate until Nov. 10. | cay? 7 { = ” erase _ - ‘ i * $ Pies ‘ —_— ‘ . 6 a Bee ee: ee hg 4 es 5 al Bp \ Jean Tennyson of 3670 Finney ave- a ae a aa i me sci aietan a ee he herd’ ush ih or “The Executive Committee of the 52 Sr blip GE ee : The vote was 6 Tto 10 and’ CAMI A rar . ic ea oO. — “_ ~ Ni é rs cy: " $ é - . ‘ j i», St. Louis Ceunty, Constabie The hope now is, Tilson said, | ‘ stopped the volunteer tramway | New era in class struggle, not alone |; render such moral and financial || 45 H : th Ben), . Louis Ceunty, Constab! : Pp , Saw: Mina nd, but: for the waste! , || rising. e faced Baidv'n and the me t. Ee llman was questioning th- that Congress will be able to ad-| U $ AVIATOR WILL COMPETE eee see assistance as may be possible.” {| members of the Cabinet ranged on iP Sie olin oe Pes : da- Me Os | That the G e , e. | proletariat.’ , | Bm fou member of this automopbi:° : journ by June 1, although he a ! FOR NEW YORK TO-PARIS PRITE | iat th yovernment was pre Shametade scstailiiitadlahis a eee the Government bench ‘opposite F part: He had found her walkin at this depended largely upon - pared for any emergency along (rs ” ‘ ' are | hi spok P s ; a et — : co 7 tain as to the outcome of the im-| STILLMANS RETURN FROM =e along the road, sobbing, ard the Senate, whose calendar is more ~ Clyde side was indicated by the MacDonald said that he was 3 oe ) Nav Reserv a lone + +o. from home. She inser | congested than that of the House. sie aaa “Gane ef an news *hat three large warships mediate issue. Sr D HON 0 TR err part pre tina r , ta. hereclf 2s Agnes Weisloge!, o | | A number of Senators wanted to- _were in the river. The giant bat- Organized Labor of Mexico Pledged [ ON EYM ON Ik ion Congress. but from his own ee : ' Fonck of France. ap : : get home for their primary CamM~ | 2. the Associated Press. ule cruiser Hood joined the War- to Help British Strikers. Blame Fate for Their Domestic! heart because he visualtizdd the Pe eta at vears Old. a telephone operator | 26,0 Finney avenue. She tind neen | _paigns for renomination. _ NEW YORK, May 5.—Lieuten- | spite and the cruiser Comus movel! py the Associated Press. Troubles and Say They Are eventualities if the strike should rid'ng with Clifford and Bert an: u A The nine House managers, in ant-Commander Noel Davis of the up the river to Glasgow. MEXICO CITY. May 5.—Ricardo Through With Courts. continue. ee ; j Lice of prosecuting.the impeach- |United States Naval Reserve. will In the main, the country W%S/ Treyino, secretary-general of the} U¥ the Associated Press. The Government seryed notice ee ae torah and ehe cad ren | ‘ment charges before the Senate, compete with Capt. Rene Fenck,/ quiet and the situation little un- regional Confederation of Labor, NEW YO &, May; 5.—Returning| on labor teday that the vital ser-— away, leaving Jean with the two! have been authorized by the House Prench ace, for the Raymond Or- changed except for increased trans- announces that Mexican labor is in| from Europe today on the steam-| vices on which the population dea a. eee TTS. . ie " x yout i.«. . Pere wes Jean? What } wereere i to take additional testimony and tjg $25,000 prize for the first suc- portation faciljties afforded by the sympathy with the British strikers |ship Olympic after a “second hon-| penags for sustenance will be main- et A ge emevempee —— 7 : ees ‘> —_— = alk et — ? i‘ ee ee eT ee ee > : Pe ee = , - n : at i Vi, Gee an + bond . ; n ay Pac ppened to Jcan? : (Ctticer Bezten to Death If: | to subpena witnesses. rg — jcessiul nonstop New York-to-Paris | activities of volunteer workers. and will aid them in vcvery way |cymoon” which followed their rec-/tainea even if the ermed forces ti Copsable Holimicn notified the] ings may be held during ¢ sUM~ (flight. it is announced. Business Workers Laid Off. possible. He said Mexican work- | onciliation. James A. Stillman and} o¢ the nation have to be used. An- pe if Ieerunny Sheriff at Clayten Break at Siateville, lil., iner. eeiiatinsil ae _ Nigam em a ses Gusiness was more stagnzent,| ers were morally beside British la-| his wife said there will be no nouncement fo this effect, ma de by. Y Sad ius repert wen relayed to Po- Pri “ee House ee ae into mn high | jast night at dinner in honor Of however, many employers intorm- {bor fn the present conflic:. mor. courts and no more lawyers | gir William Joynson-Hicks, the et ee. Meadeusrers * gest Dieu ~ Saat Priscn; risoners ; 3 agape igs Hea nk aie tai Capt. Fonck, who arrived here ing their employes that they need 2000 Factory Workers in France in their domestic neem sala Home Minister, was one o the out-— a Piel had edviced St. Lovis police incl b eb gata ces pein Tess gee |ffom Europe last meee. /not report for work, as little busi- Declare Sympathy Strike. it was inevitable fate {hati standing features of the second . FS that a yornc man had heen sh» VWarden’s Avito. today received from | Capt. Fonck predicted he would] ness could be done under pres-| things should happen as they have,’ | gay of the general strike. eS in St. Louie County. The findinz | rejoinder to the answer of Judge ify from New York to Paris in 30) ont conditions _ PARIS, May 5.—Two thousand | sitman svaid. “Fate, or whatever) Arthur Henderson, Home Mints Ve — unt) ae finding | ae z ‘-harges of usurpation | . 4 mS ips ilee s . ns Pe Stee ess ; % . : mpg - ima of a girl on a county road and | fh. the Srseniuted Pre pgs aioe pin high ihe ps 40 — if the w —. po | Both Government and labor rep- | workers {n an automobile factory | you on to call it. It ne mnt ter in the late Labor Government. — By. | g : : >> &4. 5. CoM o t Pam 1 ¢ e ™ ~. 3 y &: ; h . . roam . - = * HE SMO Youth en a coun | JOLIET, Ul. May 5.—Deputy ial Basa in office postales “gp “} € ga ts - masse is |resentatives continued to work im-jat Saint Ouen, a suburb, have out wonderfuily and most beauUtu then declared thet if the strike tit a eae ee : ' “2 ‘ : -s attempt early in August. a eee s ae ae ss : ry? : o> reed convinced detectives that | Warden Peter M., Kiein, in charge ; Jud English who was not J oinaweie,elaae ane Bon ee |tensively on their respective pro»- struck in sympathy with their Brit- ly 4 2 continued the situation In the next a: a t The ro’ Was SOTNEG connertiar hate ec y aft the new State penitentiary at HR - 4 ase _ d t E Cc | FLAGELLANT MIRACLE MAN lems, but hopes that thev might 2 ‘ “ t 1 bo One question asked Stillman ap few days would be such as “to | x 7 ul . erie ag muen : il ; os sis . - ) present, Was represente iy bh. | at AD pes nae Berane oe aid i aaa ish comrades. The extremis a r peared to have a perturbing effect. baffle the imagination. " oF lead | a 4 = 7 a — went TO Agn c | Statervilie. near phere, was beaten Kramer of East St. Louis and c | nee nero DS SOTS ss a federation ix trying to get its ad- That was whether he would recog - e pilea of ; “ y ent b. Bs nee T's Mme. TA ick Coan- into unconsciousness and jocked in William 1. Zumbrunn of Wash- iS ARRESTED IN FRANCE | rialize. Both ’ sides esmge hye herents to walk out. aaa Be pieea Baby Guy Siillman a for reopening of the nezotia- B a etable ollm: : . — litarv : > f ‘ ld outa Dae no he etienn, js ents. each claiming to hold the oe _— 7 at : ‘ ons. ‘ ’ — a C — ] “— owge faken he: ° a soillars confineme nt cell by ington, two of his attorneys. : (Com rent 2% 6. tr. the ¥ rece and Puls ZeT Sy oe a - re tha — . Frank Hodzes, secretary of the whose parentage he denied in the The Trad t 4 aS : zs aa a ees ant | eevem Cunvicts mt Been today, WhO; the Senate adopted am order, * DIMI Post Diem | | fC NADIARe OVE neo anne, Miners’ International Federation.| divorce case which he brought ee ag sichias i a i . , +9 ; 3 OSt- epa ¢ raised by Saturday, the Miller | j-a) campaign or is afraid to a, Te ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. May *.| ture houses generally are continue | WASHINGTON, May 5.—-Fur- ithe railways were improving. sreen coat was spotted with it. Her | Recall Committee probably will], pallot in this case before the |—Further experiments with insulin |'*- furnishing the only available German Federation to Support ther hearings on measires for mo- In certain areas, the power sta-— iat wet wae hadie aaiehed continue canvassing for signatures | ,joction " have shown that lifé may be indefi-_ ee Pre go pris British Strikers Every Way dififying and strengthening the! tions were not supplying current is | ‘ OE As ' i | a w ' : 2 ose subur- om ° i a Agnes and Jean are chums and | ¥UDt!! about 100.000 are obtained. Chairman Cummius replied tha [nitely prolonged, although the pan- |) pond a ne means | BY the Aséeciated Press. Voistead act were begun today by!day hours, and the London Hos- = have been rooming togetber at the | before submitting the petitions to |). was unwilling to irterrupt the (creas has been removed, Dr. J. J. | age ve ssa | BERLIN, May 5.—The Gengral the Senate Prohibition Committee | pital hag all ita electric power cut — Winney address, which is the home | the Election Board. legislative program of the Senate|R. McLeod of Toronto reported to- i? er -Federation of Trade Unions, at an| behind closed doors. joff during the day. In seme docks, — 2 Today. it was announced. the © A big crowc surrounded the of-_ ; : é a ise ‘ t — Agnes mother. Mrs. Patrick ee : Ba } et paaee and Wouse for the trial. {f the \day to the Agseciation of American pre of the Dally Herald. labor | ¢xecutive meeting today with ex- The wets ha their’ innings for i food in cold storage was in danger 7 Nuirke. After preliminary ques- meeaearee total 55.431. Of Eaewe. | Vris al were to follow adjournmen: ! Physicians. pee this atternecn awattine the | cculives of the miners, transporta- | two hours with Senator Edgelof spoiling for the same cause. nae tg vt the house the two girls | =-°° sf mes Ba ge —_ ae | lof Congress immediately, he said | Dr. McLeod. co-worker of Dr. F. ‘¢irst edition of the British Work-| tion workers and railway men,| (Rep.). New Jersey. as their chief) Sir William said he proposed te- fre taken to Police Headquarters re ae ane oni | ir would not be possible to fix sj. Banting in the discovery of in- | man. a paper being issucd by the | voted to support the British strik- npokesman. Tomorrow the —— night to ask the community as a Went to Skating Rink ; “te ve ies emintdind at the. ati eal _date. “because no one can accu igulin, the cure for diahetes. an- ‘Trades Union Congress to compete “rs in every possible way. mittee will hear Gen. Lincein C. iwhole te enroll oe special con- Seated in a chai > twisti | more than 26 oe oils ® eg | rately estimate now when ¢ on-|nounced that dogs from which the ‘with the governmental publication | Bunkering of British ships in Andrews, in charge of Dry Law ep- stabtes in moch larger mumbers - . ae aia - SRe Sees pss ag (gress will finish its legisiativ| pancreas had been removed had the British Gazette. €orman harbors will be refused forcement, on the six cst The 756° original specials. were al- - oa B= trom erchief between her hands | KILLS MOUNTAIN HON wor rk.” | ibeen kept alive now fer a period of| The Government is making and every effort will be made to | parece lites for putting teeth iM- jready on duty, and 2625 more hag ner’ Ousness, Jean told this | selection of the first Monday \over two years by feeding them in- | preparations for a long struggle | hinder the shipping of German to the Volstead Act. eT: * WiTH A SINGLE AoW | as adjournment of C omnere Gs A ng sulin and raw ‘pancreas. | by enrolling householders as vol- crews on English vessels. The SPCEDER SENT 70 | te alladiuen ¢-nk on Pnright ave- _ Cimarron. Colo. bass Bis Senator Norris (Rep.). of Ne") WwasHINGTON. May 5.—On the distance of the Government offices, | Federation decided. ferson avenue, # Negro, was sen: — of Gragd boulevard Cat in = braska, declared the trial should- eciovs green thit stopdés aenie' where the postal and other service | wnbiliniiiecatii cdkagad tenced to 30 days m the work rer Wanted me to tike my re- 1, ™ se aancepanen Press. ae : be started this month. et i Capitol. where the Vol- | employes might stay. AD appeal | Robber Halts Traffic to Escape. house by Police Judge Bosecan cession tonight into the We had walked home sev | DENVER, Colo. May 5.—W. A. Senater Johnson moved that ane oe law was written and passed, , also was made for rooms where i uy the Associated Pree today on a charge of speeding 4% — and .« both knew chat | Mullins, assistant leader of «he New | +15.) pecin June 21, but the Senate dandelion pickers have been busily | Douseholders were willing to sup- CHICAGO, May 5.—A_ youthful | mites an hour. April 1%. on Lactete mld. =, “0% to ve trusted. 1 | Mexico omgaess §=furvey. has | rejected that proposal, 55 to 24. * work for several Gays | ply ‘transportation to the workers. robber, carrying a tray of Giamordtisyvoenuge hetween ee and | No. I won't tak. the gun this | bagged a mountain lien with a bow | aS we sites — it not within walking distance, so | stolen from a display windew e- | The paae We." tue Agnes insisted She and arrow. Texas Blackberries ap Sale Here.’ They arrive eariy in the mOrning. |e to relieve the demands on the leaped gevenens ‘ead Gee we “ a, i sid |; : . "he . bam cts and on) | . ™ that’, «cs of Grand! The feat was performed om Ur- The first blackberries of the sea | aqalpped with large b ti. , Government transport. threatening motorists with hw re- | posed instend of the usual fine country against alarmist - Sth. be J] put it in my | degs treed the lion, which had just commmalaaiidin "market. They came | these are a 1 ere . « widely ‘mit him to-eross the street unays- | tas, potice record of 2 previous pire | ; ' 7 uoR ” thy og sete ae ¥ | f xhausted. Congress has The call to strike was widely re- a Ways ke ‘- chi , heron? i f » Texas. and were sold by com ar from e B tear me. ays keprthe revolver killed «a deer. Mullins Sroneht | a atemstn ore: btmken no offical recognitien of tir eeeeee 16. but some industries. or lested. The s00t was ved = at ) eerentt. 14_of which were for ail te It is ihe revolver my fa- down the animal with an arrow os (mission men At 4 wholesale pric , “ atl eed om fess 2 Coteme 7. | more than $6000. ‘te law = ailons. itivecd om Puce %. Colam» 2% if was teep'ns from the tree. ‘of $3.50 The 24-pimt case aT Veet. BP 4 ' psegi i a alti eI a) a irs BG ii Sesh eM oe eee, ee ee xd .s 5