St. Louis Post-Dispatch
June 27, 1926

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42 Sst - aS 5 Fa TAMAAINO Afingin, ~ ‘ —= ST-LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 27,1996 STLOUIS POST. igi DEMANDS ACCOUNTIN — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ——____— | } " p ARAD [ Al 2a Flag Raising at Dedication of Greater St. Louis Ex Osition Site a 4 (00 NOT REGISTRATION ADDED 48,530 | \ FICATION OF NAMES TO LIST OF VOTERS | Widow of Charles Leonon 4 gue ae ee i : ws | | | : 5 x oe = 3 48,530 names to the list of voters ; 3 : | Granted Restraining Order j es ee 2 ey ae Aa tee | | ; ee interest Did ht — Judgment in 623 of the 624 precincts of the Betty Werner Gives Evidence :. : | | oe : oe vo a Given Against Frank B. [ : nis-|Shanahan, Federal agent, testified et Betas ots siiaset ae ? ae ' ae ees base . | Re ee claim was based on a note of $15,- the Board of Election Commis gts 3 | ,UND BROKEN FOR ee ee pete het ee Ni AR Oey | £ a OREN eases 000 made by Wyeth 19 years ago | Sioners estimates that 60,000/today that Durkin had threatened . 7 a es” : Pas: i is os ee *: Sgt 2 Ra BC : : “4 : ee és a : 3 : : hes : ' se. BA “ i 1M Be ‘ 4 amy 28 te % Sse nee in favor of his mother, Mrs. Nancy te ae poo ne =e “ip geo dhry ot 3 —_— ve > atl eas: — ee BUILDING BY MAYOR = oe 4 gs ce hn a * gaa an gh ee abet Bie “Mi neene sees. hee pes OS ee MB. me Be Bee Sie Goa a ee Ree ga J. Wyeth, and on interest, at 6 per sult of canvasse “fi now in B cided nails cs: if an attempt were made to arrest EE SE, MOE SE is RS. 5 SE RE RR em Ree Ge EE Bee le 73 OE: feo eres POLL AET NY oe cent, which he had agreed to pay Those who registered Thursday : ae | OOS ee a gee ih ty: ee Bho hhh |S d ci neneter penne onrogen. were new voters or voters who had| him. She turned against Durkin 5: : | 4 Ce OCS OR 3 Fi ta aa iG moved. after he was married to Irma or removing assets of the estate Py their father, the late Charles Leon. 3 | ort, which are now alleged to | ‘in their possession. The order bd made returnable July 8 and of granted in a suit filed by Wee = @ ke | Kathryn Leonori of Hote) Clarides & Park. ) of # perce a year from the date of the note, ns| widow of Charles Leonort a \: es gs eas oa: see oR i ‘ hoe = Li Been Re GS si. Geeta. ae! SRE ERS: % i, So oe os OEE: ten = ‘ r 9 ; > 3 > = ,died in this city June 9. The de iPre ident Meyer Explains. ae: i : ghee oie a ee seri eee a a , , eee — % Be oe 7me Interest Rent te Te Se Sullivan, daughter of a Cornell rt | fendants are her husband's song byl rf oA A aN a Ie Bas ee S % Re RS Re Re ee ee i "alle oats Sal te aces eens t ITALIAN CATHOLIC CHURCH (Il.) blacksmith. Durkin stared ut,a former marriage. Her attorneygp Purpose of Chamber of : sy a f™ Pe; bck hy aN Ce CL ee eee Sie ae J pene. een acon ee eee wide-eyed at his former sweet- y estimated the value of the Property . $: * nt ¥ So Vegen es. 6 ee LA ON RR Ne tent tee: EME BR BOW: Ong a! Ae ine WIR SAD Was Oe VO save TO BE DEDICATED TODAY heart, apparently scarcely able to l-|in controversy at $250,000, Commerce to Make Fall eo oe ee ee Ne SEN, Oa oN NE ee far P| Coen executed in adjustment ot tnig|Arehbishop Joseph Palica, Mem-| believe his ears as she told her /her husband’s death his song = a co es item MEN) I ae eG os Peds & See eee een Be eee eee A mE | utor under Frank Wryeth’s|.. ost Rev. Joseph Palica, arch-/|threat to kill any officers who ae ae : , = : By b ” 5 ees Eg ar mee A Bg kk Mei | Trust Co., in connection with a|l¢sate, arrived here from Chicago|State sought thus to puncture the n cash and evidences of indebtednegs esterday afternoon with a parids | 3 gee Sal’ 5 ee ee ee Oe ee See ; @% Rea ee, foe eee ae ee Oh ee SS : ai |trust agreement which would take |/@St night to take part with Arch-|contention of the defense that 4 | the petition sets forth. It ts chai ceremonies in erhich approxi- Be eS : ' gh ob ae gal So : ok Sia Bae Sg ae a, rm a3... i ‘ es os ; ne ; Hine 3 : linn et We decid Reoresentattves bishop Glennon in the dedication} Durkin did not know Shanahan ‘that Leonori, who was 74 years mmately 6000 members of local mili- gage 4 Pa s BS ef the trunt company told. the | ef the new Italian Catholic Church | was an officer and would not have n- old when he died, for some time ae municipal, civic and various 7 5 ag OR ig 7 Sapa oes A 26M. oe z | oa) ee ee ; | court the trustee had no collateral |°f St- Ambrose, Cooper street and|shot had he been aware of the t- prior to his death was not men wher organizations participated. htt oe eC Ge ee ee, ee ie ks pare. P a a. for this purpose. Fensky further Wilson avenue, today. fact. ge ly sound and that his sons took @ The parade, led by Mounted Po- ies ef; oe tae eas eet Se LO O°. | a es ; a id Re “a EE oes eo sigs gett all ——— Bh ~ontended that the natn had not He will celebrate the solemn The girl's tears came today advantage of his infirmities andes followed by the Sixth Infantry 4 . Pig te fA eo ee Ae A so ie DD oe ae 2 2 ; ee ie : Se Be hoa: ; a re . ss a is se 'yet matured because it was pro- high mass at 10:30 a. m. Cardinal | when she was asked regarding the it . persuaded him to transfer to the e = ‘ from Jefferson Baracks, 3 : | es 7 yo ms. Reale ge $ ¢ ym oye lie b wo = “a : sy OS ES sce Sate ees ns ; é : ae ee re ee as Ses eee 3 | vided it was not payable until the Bonzano, who will consecrate the paternity of her child. She ad- )0 a large amount of assets. Weed at the Lindell boulevard $ om Se SH, i eae Es “3 sehen oe 4 cS haa Mie ee esr gt te om Sp : 5 Mabie en ee es “224 |death of Mrs. Nancy Wyeth, who, New Cathedral Tuesday, is ex-| mitted she is unmarried, = = e | As executrix of her husbandigmmtrance to the park at 2 p. m. and E: i ee ee eS 50 AO iat ge RT gf. pi Rees ee : se: according to the attorney, is stil] |Pected to pay a formal visit to St. | nied that Durkin is the child's d | will, dated Nov. 17, 1924, which a hed west in Grand Drive and ; as PF Oiks 3 Pike 2. es P , — Ke ae e A é es aR | y ie es se gouge om — she Bias a gee ARS weg. Picea Pere or | alive A mbrose Church while here. Arch- father. On cross-examination, she | has been filed in Probate coursmeth to the 45-acre exposition site 'f cae “ay, a ey , ; | ee * 3 Or og Bee r 3 p Be om, 3 Kite “4, %. ge tg Ba sg a) 3 pes a 3 ee SS SE eee si ie ssh as : Bars | Frank Wyeth’s will bequeathed bishop Palica celebrated solemn | denied that Durkin had bought her = here, Mrs. Leonori demands th site the entrance to Forest . | ; fs Seer ee a OS ee ee iy oe aR aaa ie Seine a spam ae See Bie Bead [his estate in equal parts to his pontifical mass at a gathering of | any clothes. “He stole them, ane _the defendants render an account Highlands. Units in the a oe ee | ot te ee RS ; fe ay ONS of ae ee en Po go SB | widow, Mrs. Mary Wyeth, his| 145,000 women during the Euchar- | snapped, 2 ee : . 3: Sie : aes. PERO tee eh Oe Ee Se, Le ae P a See Se a Sa | ; istic Cong Soldicra’ Fe Jurkin’ nse! wanted to know jing to her and that they be remiemde included the Sixth Infantry | eee 3 ER SR ORNS Git SME ak a. eS eee BE MS ee a oe | daughter, Margaret, and Mrs,|/Stic Congress, in Soldiers’ Field| Durkin's cou ,,|auired to surrender the propertgmmegiment and Battery C, Four-| # ®& ae cs irae 3 ue 4g Nu eee i NO ee | Maye C. Asbury, whose husband in|@t Chicago last Tuesday. ps Hoorn: didn’t have just ss ee : & 7 | . ee eee. Seer m3 3 See : a ff > GR a . | oe papas ranks of the military In the presence of 1700 students J. E. Taussig, Richard McCul-| Farmers and Mechanics’ Bank, by| Home in Evanston. The Prinze The appellate division of the Su- | drawing up the Bible in authentic | Buenos Aires, Paris, Bombay and ' anizations were followed by — ty loch, Richard McCulloch Jr., James} gecision reached by its directors|and Princess inspected the home, |Preme Court in Brooklyn ruled on form soon would be completed. ‘Calcutta, Calcutta had more pa IL TO SEE E ut 10 decorated automobiles and | at chapel yesterday, President H.'y wajlard, Miss Elsa Schreiber. 1 eae E. ,,}chatted with the old people, shook appeal that Mrs. Frey must accept | The work originally was undertak- 32 deaths for each thousand resi- , -drawn floats. Several of the | W. Shryock of the Southern IIli-| Miss Jane Boone, Mrs. M. Hohman.| ; ae . , x *f 4 | hands and made hosts of friends. | $25,900 instead of the $39,662 )}en by Pope Pius X. | dents. — ~ » . ' ; . . > £ RS ERE AO NLS ER MR Pe Se RE EES ME, ‘ > 4 r j 9 -ompany’s unusual list : ange bi b passed of the | nois State Teachers’ College ah- — ee Mrs. —_ + i il a ig ce - : es fe EDWIN T NOLAND FORMER ee aki Ben cage Mines agit’ DN; . iamber of Commerce in Noonan, Miss Evelyn Noonan, Mrs.| stated in eir opinion a eposi- : ays, appelta 5 z ' ~ : Fe Post Dispatch on Page lonial attire. The various pa- nounced that at least 20 students Oscar F. Wright, Mrs. Lucy M.| tors would be paid in full. STATE TREASURER IS DEAD order a retrial of the case. f Tat 2p Pani Lanl Vai La alo am ‘ tiie and fraternal organizations | Were attending the college on faked | xturchie, Miss Virginia Sankey. ie Harmere and Mechanics’ , idea teadintheiendat Paris Prices for Rare Liquors. | [yA dthe contingents of school chil- | credits and demanded that they; Mrs. A. M. Sankey, Mrs. Clara Succumbs at Home in Farmington, | By the Associated Press. | \ . d gen brought up the rear. withdraw at once. Failure to do| Pavis, Miss Birdie Silversmith,| Bank gave its capital and surplus (Mo.) to Complication of Ils, PARIS, June 26.—At the auction | fg For a luxurious outdoor room—a new an . Samuel J. Webster, 80-year-old ‘ Miss Marie M. Murphy, Miss Mary!at $112,000, following a former A 7 of Dutasta Cellar here three bot- ‘ : : 2 ; ’ ; i ; ‘ Miss ? M. Mt et Me | 2, ; Aged 79. , 3 and Army veteran, drew a round| S® he declared, would result In Reiman, Dave Meyer, Mrs. Davel temporary closing of the bank by'| Special to the Post-Dispatch tles of liqueur brandy bottled in é COZY place for reading, sewing and enter- 5 applause from spectators occu-| their exposure and expulsion. Mey ack Meyer, Louis Meyer. in ad ae “geet . 1805, sold for 666 francs each, or nmino— 1 pom oo a sc tee tags : | “ eyer, Jack , yer, ouis otis of thie Mele Bieance De. FARMINGTON, Mo., June 26.—J] S55 pei beide, . Gee dae taining at extremely low cost, furnish your 4 § § s seat: 1e students in question were. Mrs. Louis Meyer, Miss Dola a ae Waland ¢ — > per gays ‘ . : > é Meyer, Albert Meyer, Milton| partment, March 24, this year,|Edwin T. Noland, former sti sales, comprising 2900 bottles of P porch with our exceptionally beautiful n | » king the reviewing stand when | .4ig to have been admitted to the: ’ ee 1m Prone Of the frat llege dits issued by th | Meyer, C. R. L. Vawter, Miss} when a large sum in objectionable pee in which less vigorous | (0 SS" cbs opted = ee Cc. R. L. Vawter, De Smet Car-! paper was removed. A movement | ; ; a : | ‘to advanced age. He was 79 years |treyse made by the monks of the | ° = | 4 © aly > a i bmpanions rode. As the last units| Elkville High School near‘here. A.| ton, Mrs. Florence Wilnau, Mrs. was started for re-opening and this | | old. Grande Chartreuse before. they | ised a salute of 21 aerial bombs} K, Patrick, former principal of the |S. P. Junkin, Miss Margaret Ehres- was occomplished’ within 30 days. | . ‘ Mr. Noland served as treasurer |were expelled from the country, | s fired in honor of all American - , |'man, Mrs. Rebecca Clifton, Miss} Loans and other assets of the bank | ' ssidents from Washington to ee tO explaln| | during part of the administration |so1q for 505 francs. Other lots dis- | | Mattie Sanders, Miss Margaret} were given tonight at $380,000; | | bolidge, as the _ exposition will how they received the credits | Raney, Miss M. Rogers, Miss Etta] deposits $283,000. lof Gov. David R. Francis, having | posed of were 24 bottles of brandy | mebrate 150 years of American In- | . 50 ae | and is a candidate for the degree; p4., p. curby, Jack Curby, Miss| to: retuire any great teneth of | Jr. and Harry Noland, reside in St. [a made in 1914, which} BROS] NS COBRA CARO CPR DO DTA, Op yw 'Treasurer, died at his home here} yarjougs vintages, brought 130,025 ‘tonight of a complication of ills due franes. Two half-bottles of char- porch furniture. See our windows for sug- gestions. /__~ ‘ecular prices of wonderful qualit ns are worth~-up to $2 pcr ro ALE PRICE * Cents Nothin 3 t & token” 5 on , Roll Than Roll THE BIG STORE $ WITH THE CANOPY [OLS soo N. 7TH ws » ~ 4 - _— 7 Oo WY ro a)G a Lor ys ~ -. enid for 11.199 francs. — ose spectators not occupying | of Bachelor of Education. He was, / vaRS ~e | ats formed a hollow sc b ‘kvi paren Sues Herman Weil, Her-/ time, although that part of the pro-| — t | a hollow square €- | principal of the Elkville school for | bert Goldsworthy Mrs. BHerbert | SURG Will he with the Pvt Funeral arrangements have not | “ier es meen the reviewing stand and the| seven years and was defeated re-/ : ous : af Sa ) 3 é ; on sone oe | Goldsworthy, Herbert Goldsworthy Finance Department. been completed... 8 ee § pole, behind which a squad of} cently in his candidacy for nom-| . ——___—__—_____——— > 7 eo . | Jr., Mrs. P. Rauhe, Hans Rauhe, F. ——--- ———__—— ath Infantry soldiers in uniforms | ination for the county superintend-| , Ludwig, Mrs. F. A. Ludwig. Bank of Hopkins Fstablished in) MISS RYAN, TENNIS STAR, ILL 1873; Capital $75,000. Rv the Associated Press. Colonial troopers were lined. | ency of schoole. | Richard Perkinson, FE. Bryan. Wil- @ crowd =was =comparatively| The credits which the students; jiams, Charles J. Mellis, Mrs, HOPKINS, Mo., gune 26.—The| wIMBLEDON, June 26.—Miss gull, those viewing the ceremonies presented and which were accepted ten iA J. Mellis, Charles J. Mellis| Bank of Hopkins, established in| puizabeth Ryan, American player mbering about half the number | by the college here show that they Jr., Miss Ethel Mellis, Charles E.| 1573, closed its doors this morning, |in the jubilee tennis tournament, Be the parade. finished their high school courses! }{ampton, Mrs. Charles E. Hamp-|>y order of the board of directors. |who played two matches yesterday . 7 Mayor Miller made the opening in 1922, 1923, 1924, 1925 and 1926./ton J. West Hampton, D. S. Com-| Phe bank was capitalized at $75,- /anaq was down for two today, had #, S. declaring that he expected | Suspicion that the credits were) rje, Mrs. D. S. Comrie, Miss Ruth|9°0. The reason given for the fail-|102 degrees o. fever last night. ® *xposition to be second only to| faked began to develop about six! Mellis. Miss Lucille Mellis, Miss|Ure was frozen assets. Her matches for today were Fy 1904 World's Fair.” St. Louls| months ago when it was observed | Mildred Hampton, Mrs. R. K. Cock- I. C. Wolfers is president of the |postponed because of her sudden Lehman’s Month-End Sale! New Baby Grands TT r-_T-- - ~~» oi -'.= = ee SE NATE ROARS. AM REED «iGO RCN. Ses something to show and it is/that some persons were wearing! hil], Mrs. W. S. Thomas, William bank; C. E. Donlin, vice president ‘illness, the nature of which was - time we were showing it,” the | high schoo! class rings although it | Powers, Beverly Raney, Henry|#nd S. B. Monroe, cashier. | not announced. gevor said. Our city is no long- | was known they had not attended} James McClung, Miss Helen Har. The bank is the third in the | Attorney-General's Daughter Weds. This beautiful mahogany. brass trimmed, standard make Baby Grand can be bought at a price so low on Monday, Tuesday or facountry town, even if it has a the Elkville school. Following this! qin, Miss Elizabeth Christian, Mrs. country to close within the last two By the Associated Presa tf ‘ry Mayor.” The latter sally | disclosure, Patrick failed to apply} Ww. A. Cantrell, Miss Bessie Cant-| months. The Real Estate Bank of JEFFERSON CITY, June 26.-— ett applause from the crowd. for the principalship again. but ap-j rel], Miss Dorothea Cantrell, Miss Maryville and the Northwestern! Miss Mary Todd Gentry, daughter 7 = » outside | $$$ —— | ele 7 | : a ducing Piano, also paper ™. of St Lewis cag thegagga ae re Oe eae which th | anes | St. Louisans Sail for Europe. /pa Psi at the thirty-fourth grand Until . man ornes : _ ure Wal aken today |door. The bonds w Sagi ie wiles al - , oF . larc » fraternity here today. | | : ‘ : : floor patterns and price Iter. “n the State Public Nesvine list said she cut from her arms | NEW YORK, June 26.—In ce eon of ro a ln ck 4 Gropman . Nine O'Clock 1101 Olive St. MmMission issued ; pe nie fever.’ |ed in the list of passengers sailing | George - MOOTES © a > riz; ~— dan order au- {and legs were not found, a: a > Red Star liner Belgenland: made vice president, Thomas A. | bile La : ‘ PIANO CoO. zing the St. Louis Public The tracks of a shed horse were jon the Ked st: ‘ooks f Bloomington, Ind Cc ne age a a ge oo fvice Co., organized to take over f i parallel to the footprints of |for turope today were: ee es POC Ene tOn, 2H. SSS Painting and Trimming @ street railwa ty when |. can believed to be Mrs. Mc-|Mrs. Walter MI. Jaccard, Miss Alice | retary, and Edward M. Bassert of | LIVE ST.|| : tall nests apa. bg — — yl the woman |Chapman, Dr. Selden Spencer and | Philadelphia, treasurer. The next | 3916-18 OLIV 3 EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVE KNABE PIANO AND KNABE AMPIC@ sherieenieetniieaiailineitins ene nna eceivership, to | Pherson’'s. 1 > , — pea ; nit : eid . P 500 shares of its no par value who made the tracks was followed j Misses germs hg mse Loultse Spen- ‘ oo elegage will be held in Bult MO Lindell 7317 i Pr re eww Vw ruVuVvVuY all of St. Louis, n = 9. a a a i i ti it it tii th th hh th in is é “Mon stock for $15,000. . later by a rider. cer,

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