St. Louis Post-Dispatch
June 28, 1926

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ee __ ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | apa Reenenen a Sl A ae a 3 One Philadelphia agent sub- | $2,000,000. ae . c ti0n ot approxiniatei) loyal to him and support tle ne Phila } Ps of $6 ; —— a Bride of Ship Builder Is Sis- | ~ pbuilder and Br ide. ' 149 900 in the number of voters Eighteenth Amendment. mitted an expense epg se" i. Insull Won't Talk, for “cover charges and (Caraway s (> . | ie . ‘- ‘ ~ i? f No Si -ned Picdges. vr bes of Mrs. Regin id Van- registered for the forthcoming pri- Pet pie A he had never a4 fashionable cafe. The voucbBers | By the re 3 ed Press. : | 4 VISCOUNTESS FURNESS. mary is expected a: result Of | Uk cota signing such a disclosed that the agents spent) ee on derbilt and Former Movie, : + satis | ee Oe STORY ee rom $¢ to $$ almost dally in pro- |(iat apprexinintaty Gi canvassing just completeu sige though it was the Gover- ™ pledge. ous appointees curing evidence. One agent had | Spent in the senatorig] » hill of $17.50 for drinks In one _— were $01,112 names on the reg. nor’s practice to. tell E M Elliott the ‘"2t'on books before last Thursda } | that he expected them to ‘ite up te ‘the Senate by Senator (im gene ’ 4> ef " were Jded th dj t - hh p "nam et i. day . j . ' soe f} vere ade t iat 4 av, but to the { ons tution. " . , . hers an tem ' ( Dern.) of Arkansas have Piss : ry) > : 7 “¢ . ¢ aa ite : a. Wealthy Husband, Held i” ‘° “@™vass which followed it} One of the investigators named || el O00 0 Ne oe day was| With emphatic denials freq y , was found that 88,904 registered by Wright was J. A. Tatro, who of $8.87 for ae eno — ba ‘of the principals named llow 'v , 65 cents e next | Under $25,000 Bond *°'©"s were not. at the addresses |drew a salary of $260 a month, 96 | followed by only ©) Cents the Ete | ection with the alleged « ‘ igiven on the registration record. a day for subsistenice and his trav- _ day. ‘and distribution of money, . . _ +, feline ; Wright id it was “That must have been an awful- | hae Inquiry. | Netices have been sent to the |eiing cxpenses. rignt sa : pl toa Reed ‘including Samuel Insyulf 3 unlocated voters instructing them | his special job to “get after —s Ny etn oe ; mabe wt Sunday é te utility head, have declined ¢ j : : iar clajitiinmnanmainiuen + : . rz i C JEL a ; - 3 a ‘honeymoon tuday. They were niar-i¢ _—— to appear at the Election Commis- |denatured aicohol situation, which z “ nite se ay a) ‘ment. Insull, who wag) | Mipaxoe : on 9 PE fin on | ated a bootleg aristocracy puie right. | in t. [ried vesterday . sioners’ office with proof of resi- | “as create : se Re eee . | With having contributed VIRTUALLY CHARGED lacy Furnees is the draughts: af . * .. & . SHE HAD ACCUSED dence or have their names stricken jin Philadelphia.” Another man was The agents in the Philadelphia | to the campaign fund et REED iaery Hares Morga: Americ mn 7 é : HIM OF CRUELTY from the books. ‘assigned to spy out violations by territory invariably spent more fOr | omith. who defeated & HE VOTED FOR Sonsini aR et aeiienics. ane “So Pi The heaviest registration Thurs- the brewers. He received $200 a drinks each day than for their liv- liam B. McKinley for the Set land a twin sister of Mrs Heginald Se —_ -————- - day was in the Twenty-second month and his expenses: : — expenses, including food and_ nomination, said he would » . % ht +? . : "ari "\- * -. ‘ e j r ry ‘ ‘ . 4S > sa en there + ere two men w io OUuSINg. } >» a - : . C. Vanderbilt of New York An-; f Bg ‘ eI bs glade: Ward where 2645 names were fre- , ahcs a al sae on the subje My re St. Louisan Declines to Re- other sister is Mrs. Benjamin Thaw | ae ae Attorney for Former Col- lcorded, and the lightest in the Were “lent ~ Ww a from ae Often Necessary to Treat. |newspaper stories which § 4 + (ae A 9 } : . ) lice Lod wante . " " n ' | Jr. of Pittsburg. ; "Ss ee Cece $ |Tenth where the total was 1230. In Buston poiic oree Explaining the expensive thirst read is just as if I had ne ply to Any of the Allega- Viscount Furness is 43 years 01 i a lege Athlete Says the the Twenty-fiftth Ward canvassers am ’ sige ith it 2 gp ee Mey of some of the sleuths, Wright said them,” he said. Tre HNes Pe we A © ’ } asin dl , - : lat fFen Ww Im mn @ ar 7. : * aay s * : ane chairman of Furness, ; ge Death of Florida Woman *?''*! to locate 4,051 registered : é : that they often found it necessary McKinley, confined ¢ urning - 3 Bik: 8 ' ~ ’ ~ esc ig the duties of the “un- , : : a ‘ined to hfs tions Before Ret to & Co. Ltd., ship owners Seow, sae £ voters and in the Sixth Ward, 4,027. | ‘Adscacengy tine - tn said ther 1% “treat.” in Washington by illness { int est ; various industria! erny.- : 2 Ray, tees ° j eae : : Bina ee , Cv , Aas « . se a oe ? ‘ ee _* 2. = Washington. 7 er = sac anita tied tn TOS | ey 4m Was Due to Accident. j 'went about and investigated “con- “Oh, ting ete Reed. They - porewagts: comment on thee z i —_— +o Sas. oe a ae ee i , "© s ear bong core? . 2 oe ae + ee a.” ¥e SNAKE EXHIBIT AT 100 ditions,’’ so that the bureau might = See aera nt © had spent 91 000,000 tej ee The bride obtained e divor siPoats ; ie “gf a al * ... ee know where it should look for evi After noting numerous items in /unsuccessful cam paign, : ees Dead. a } 7 *% 5 r >} ~ fs . £: 4 % % ’ P-7 4 ; . - ~ . 4 - ; i a , ai The party reguiarity of Cnited | April, 1925, at Los Angeles make iy aaa ee EE | By the Associated Press. | DRAWS CROWD OF 15, 900 | dence Other men then came along ‘he Vouchers for the purchase of | Smith, in a hospital here = 4 Richard J. Marstiller, 21 7 : , : Williams. candidate James V. Converse of New York i Reg: ST. PETERSBURG, Fila., June Sl 2 Rae “ler ai beer and whisky. Reed turned to a recent major operation. Same 2 ef 3518 Sidney street ; ot is tf i iis. ae es : ‘ ‘ ”t, A —— Ss % fe! as i aa a ttt thy ij * A . ‘S States Senator | es grandson of the late Theodo | | a y ; See: —FEugene M. Elliott. noted in. Five Guards Are Required to Keep “Under Cover” Men Are Scouts. Wright and observed. “In other/ been permitted even te * _ Mrs. Lillie Cody, 36, of aso7a| tor renomination became aD ps ; Vail, telephone magnate. T “La oh os a bi - Pes his college days as an athlete and Spec tators in Line at the = i other words.” said Reed. words. you violated the law to en - i newspapers. me a avenue. in the Missouri Senatorial premary i were married in Washington @ %: %: /|in later years as an engineer. land Ostrich House. “these undercover men are scouts. force the law.”’ Allen F. Moore. his mh 2 a Rernice Howe, 17. of 3101 toda One of his opponents, for- . 1922 %, Boge, ae ae promoter and a man of affiuence,; The recently opened snake @€X- They go it take ~ ink Wright contended that it was Manager, said, “We will , mmit avenue, East St. Louis. | day. — lee 4 be Re EF ee hey go in and take a fe rinks, , 26 x mer State, Senator David M. Proc-| = Bride Once a Movie Actress. poet \ e today faced @ Coroner's jury as @ hibit at the Forest Park Zoo was |and then pass on.” permissible to violate the law to | any Investigation. Charger eer eS ee tion itm a brief comment on the! movies when cnn ee she ‘ eae OS oe, > his wife’s sudden death Saturday i'nals aS a ot a attraction, ac- : He added that it was customary. “You and I would argue a ‘onc | to answer.’ 4 4 weer persons were killed and 17 : ; I pHro- ‘ ? . ry 4 . » » . °? . a Senator's campaign openimeg speech husband and starte Tt | : ee ill le ’ night. (cording to announcement by offi- | after a scout had reported a liquor time over that subject,” said Reel. | William Culver, an officer of th es in automobile accidents in at California, Mo., Saturday. _ducing company ~ pw ete a Se His wife, Mrs. Elsie Fortier El-'cials of the zoo today. dispensary, to have three men go He added that the law did not con- | Hilinols -Commerce Comauiaas 2 St. Louis over the week a ~ ; wy . ‘ - HMN- 5 . . + : : i : . ; ; ass J+ % A * ‘ 4 ‘ 7 % 5 * Not directly accusing Senator ago Richard Bennett, actor, con : % | liott died at a hospital three A crowd, estimated by the offi-| there and get drinks. template that a man should com- | ¥ hich Smith is chairman, near ie ¥ |Iilinois. called to the ef Actress. Senator Indirectly Accused 5% Bee - . ‘ . : e , F of Having Given “Aid to © ')- se! aa eee Enemy” by His Dry) Pornce. weeithy ship builder, ond ihis 22-year-old American the former Mrs. Thelma Morgab Opponent. | Converse of New Yora, are on their Sy a Gh Fae POEM, oh i iI. ike whale Si ee . FES ERR ES Ba i Ge “a y o> “Rte agp gre Pe BOM Ly ES aad BEA inte AW AAD at" eres WS eS Hs a Hegel hi se? Williams of having given “ald and | sidered himself engaged to her Sut); | /hours after her arrival at the in-|cials at 15,000 persons, formed a] One of the “under-cover” Mit murder in order to catch aj that Caraway was * | & "| ) : b i+ + \ . } ‘ » » . : _— n - - . . aS . comfort to the —, oe she ponte it. Se Pe ee : = ‘. , sti ution from a fractured skKull long line in and out of the ostrich | sleuths received a salary of $200 murderer. Wright did not think | tage of Smith's illness, and. f a Coroner's verdict of criminal cain pape toad 4 he as- gg nage derbilt : Le | ‘Fure| «ae sie. ee. «| said by police to have been in-/| house where the first 50 reptiles of | and expense account, out of which that the example applied. Replying spreading false, insidious pr Le carelessness was returned te@rr! indirect staternent could, € ter, Mra. Vanderbilt; Lor - ‘ 08 : ee %% , | curred in a fail from the rear steps the ultimate exhibit are now open he paid two other investigators to Reed, the witness said that the | Sanda aimed at only one OBjeee = ‘ : i that Wiliams was respons- on. the Hon. Christopher |" : : 3 ) ) Ts iH * | ) — Philip Marqua Jr., 43, a' serted (tha : | ness’ son. _ ms = *» Me gos: ¢ |of their residence in a fashionable/to the public view in temporary | He said they drew the money out : agents were not buying ‘iquor now | tO Poison the minds of vet ——— = ible for the defeat of tne Republi- Furness, and Lady Sa rah W iison, ; a % * suburb. iaquart -S The fires - oad } " + P i " ’ . ea ; 9°72 - / against Smith. Carawa : - ion foreman, of 1728 W: a « torial redistricting | 4°by the Boers| | dl , : quarters. The fi: Visitors began | ants went down in the record as 80 freely as they did in 1923, when | y — & can State Senator ian ~onsatigd who was n> tn i - trong § nas: « | Elliott was released from cus- perriving before 10 a. m. and by/ Mr. Z. and Mr. Zero. they began their operations. ing for the benefit of George Bram Nener place. in the case of Mrs. Til- pian in the oe not e Son - ne @uring the Sout! = ngunel oe ; = : . | Se . a ’ . ream, | son ,otteas sts vedas Reed | ee aeons seen ‘ nl ciara a . = |after having passed Saturday night zoo greeny were required to Keep] had collected altogether $130,904 W. Woodruff, who approved the |! Senate.’ . 4 Cass avenue, who died on a Frisco an ' ? we « ¢ ag e ceremony. Ves er Y. 3 . : “ ; th } ; in > gtacks : »e* } a OF , ry} ertry 2 ; j , : , ,* 4 " ~ > + veka Anoth r e i 0 + Democrat against rr. ie Brewster. : Soctety was uncertain today of . are ; . in true ae Bi OX kads " Ye siter- tn gon d moving. The exhibit 1s } and that he and Attorney-General Ww. ee =. T ; € nforcement sc hi Me ; Pee " neaall con ae Baad er: train at 7 -45 a. m, yesterday of in- : _— > » sesiectis ‘ ste Bp > SS & ( Vv 1} Ww s . 7 t } ay ty pen ir@m j ’ «a > nN) sTqr | ° ; . ¢ Ih ; ; > , ee ’ 7 am . . Republican in 19°22. anew et the detuiie Tree was a ; da) ¢ re ta 1 to the county op¢ gn a. “ma . daily. | Woodruff. as jhe trustees of the and is one of the trustees cof ne sid a Chie ures suffered five hours previous- ‘. we , jai] at Clearwater where his re- ee ee ae #17 had drawn requisiti ; fund, is expected to testify tomnor- president and Chicago manager @ Senator Williams, after hearing even doubt as to where the mar- ; er : Se sae " “— Election Frauds Alleged in Mexico. fund, had drawn requisitions On it. ; E. H. Rollins & Sons. brokers amie When an automobile driven by nant ment ‘fused “@- i lease was effected after his attor- since August. 1923. fo $112,000. row if a committee subpoena reach- “* “™ : , ; a. Proctor’s statement, refused to re- riage had been performed. Severa! s — ites’ ‘ sin August, 1923, for ., bankers. Caraway asserted thane @arqua struck a pier of a bridge nly to either accusation newspapers eaid ii occurred at St neys had threatened habeas corpus ”™ races enearer” Wine He said they dre wthe money out ©S himintime. The commtiece ad- | "" the fi , din’ Eureka, Mo. _ Pg ' : fad 7s sitet . : sie ae ee Or a a ; ened to 10 m. toi row when the firm was engaged in & | pear “Mr. Meador, my secretary, WhO Georges, Hanover Square, while , : a a f A orney-Genera! tega, acting un.j| in $4000 lots, and with each requl- pournee ee ee $20,000,000 utility deal it had com a Policemen, who took Mrs. tgp = ‘ , ; ‘ J » a ‘ ae —_ is ia nn } is " o . vet i ™ * was a member of the Constitution- others did not attempt to locate | | pen La ee te - = vacant der instructions from the De part. sition gave an account of how the [Hnois Charges Next on Program [tributed $160,000 to the Smith body from the train at Union al Convention, can answer the first. the place. One newspape: said (© fien a as ‘: ms s enau eg iment of Interior, has begun gat previous $4990 haa been spent. of Reed Committee. campaign fund *# tion, testified that Marqua call . . . + ij t decii ne t TY +. 2 t t + eee co . — he 4 . sy) ‘oc ‘ in , , se _— ee : ‘ and Mr. Brewster can answer the the ceremony was performed in’ } = : rar Jie a pal ni a =a sring evidence for lea) ar Wright said the usual price of After completing the Pennsyl-! «neither E. H. Rollins & & Eckert Gottschamer, 38, a painter, , ; ad me ail . ‘ ™m Se if to . - . . 0 « ‘ - , . hy ly « Yr > 1. } hh i "£ . : ; : . + i eae ] ; 5 . : , ‘ second, he said. aa R a church, while the Daily Mail So a siaad is itis - . Ell eager inst numerous officials wh re } ; } I hiladeip! (1a wae 5f | vania inquiry, the committee plans) nor any of its officers contribut ef 5808 Cote Brilliant avenue, the In reply to another anyone ‘and the Graphic asserted it % . i pe ial 6% rs ss geet ne d alleged to be making preparations | cents a drink and of beer from to go into the Republican primary!s aents to any campaign or — ‘third occupant of the machine te. , ’ . Or ee °s fHoat “¢ ceige " ‘ - : _ , - . _ i - . . . — ag .. that “if he (Williams) would con- occurred at the Registrar's e. | f injuries that were accidental to control the July 4 congression.| 0 cents a glass. depending on in Illinois, in which Senator Me-! 4;,.; v F d. it struck the bri appeared ad dt . | ingle with , | a ind belittied the Ossibility of : } 114 ve dividual,” said Esmon *£Q when ruc dge, escend to meet and mingle With which ordinarily is closed on Su ' aa poe aie possibility Of al and senatorial elections. It ig| the character of the place seiling Kinley was defeated for renomina- | — . drinki f+) ate. | | Elliott bei iad it Eye While te pave been rinking. the aquare-toed voters of the State. day. " : ailiVUri € ing held ID connection ‘ : that frat dt lent liete of vote | he drink tion DY l’rank T Smity chairman | Woman Injures y ol _@r took the witn st d : > . . "te. : ; h > e t+ bh : “os dite uG ntaitins ~ . » ie ™ P oe ” M - - =e ° SS a sae ess an and testi- he would learn that an overwhelm. ys ) with her death. re and violence are being used in | $17.50 for a in a Day. of the State ‘Commerce Commis- HOUSTON, Mo., June 26. — fled that Marqua was driving to- he ad@-| holand Sterber, | living near Same a the river when, at 6 peut & nator was hoeing in her garden when é One Account of Wedding. = * ing majority of therm are perma- ne Re ose Divorce proceedings were insti- 1e electorial campaign. The of- In going throt a batch of sion This will be after a sharp rock, vi : mile out of Eureka, the car @truck the bridge. Mrs. Cody, who a il ] { oe y _- + ‘= > v fi . = nently dry, the Se ‘nator said. ; This account is that tne of Ce \ ISCOL NT FURNESS “ tuted against Elliott by his W ife at >} “ oaqine tal LOYY) ac tion will be \ ouchers presente a “a the witness. 01 Irn?! ne nit of Congress. Se “They can answer that.” was opened for the occasion, an : NESS. tenis miele @ Paes °% S Screg: we _ ae awe Wee ) ’ BE a er i offi ‘da ; k th Q ; - eat_LUur ay oOniy re | (ew ours prior takes inely o thea Governe: and Reed discovered th at some o } Cc araway { Dern. 3 Arkansas. has | hoe SLrUuCcK ; : Test of Proctor’s Statement. Tc ne te Cor at '° er the wedding Viscount and Lady, to her death. The instrument filed most o . members of th ate | W. C. T. U. sleuths worked in pairs. called th Senate's attentian tei flew up and struck her in the'é es - Proctor. when in St. Louis for m= fi. A few minuces later, \ i8S- : tare } the taxiec t " nd by (rockett Owen Qe Pet a i er : a gi iliac ae ‘asia ee ol é cee Sr ; . aa veball ie d to be reme wie % : sitting on Gottschamer’s lap, ; , Sand a count Furness alighted from a Furness entere Ss See ; ? Phe cersburg Legislature in Jalisco Oh, yes.” said Wright. “An ef- charges that 1 Mckinley forces 1e eyeba a > de ictinsie qoahainel against a few hours Sunday, issuvec lis a _ drove to the Furness town house, attorney, acting for Mrs. Elliott nett miele: . he crushed ve to the ness tov house, attorney, acti! f¢ Mrs. Elliott. — _ statement, which follows: taxicab 109 yards away and walked left shortly afterwards for the! charged cruel and inhuman treat : aE RORE STE : eemaaneangrannanntinnd NN a NIN CRATE OR eS | ; p, bridge, the witness testified. om ‘ e . Se . 4 : placed on the train when. -@ied. An autopsy disclosed . ‘ 2 in California, Mo., Sat urday, re- went to meet a motor car which Leicestershire. Coming to &t. Petershure ES SS Daa poe = ee Peet = a8 3 Be % 3 re So he. | she Mt death had been caused by in- ferred to ‘other Republican candi. - was bringing Mrs. Converse who All the other accounts say that 1922 from Atlantic City, Eliott injuries. Marqua was or- dates as not knowing the meaning arrived wearing « walking COS-| \ii« Converse wore a pink dress| came identified with others si he of Republican primaries.’ , ee and pink hat hile the mother’ promotion and development of the f held under $10,000 bond. He “Tl resent such personal attacks. | The best man was a physician and sister both were in deep famous Gandy Bridge realty erei ase eee oy : ; Se > SRR SS os SS : testify. While not possessing omniacience @ friend of Viscount Furness. Aft- ‘mourning fo: eae Vanderbilt. ect. Success greeting this venture TS Se | ee SER CST CE. Ro RRR oa er = Sree. See 5s Sa ._- as He Releases Steering concerning any subiect, ] lay mod- — ; = om Lae Sa ve — pivcemnenainiteees “11i tt seon wan inte reated ms i Be ss ; = > . *: : x ." & * oes Sy = Sees paren eels SS Sone SE 3 3 3 . ne ; oo . & ; z me Se 4 ¥ os 3 - os ; : A ‘ Az Ttit ? / r } - ic 4 - , > ' : m . > - ws ate “Ss “us > ae» st : ana . Bt. “ i ‘ & - sellaleieeeiets eal bens" “, + oe * “ er) . xe wa ." f eat claim to rearona bl! v comprehen. Mame’ , Aa } bh r ; ; i , a} estate ; Ji . _— = i . . Ns SN E>, San seated a so nan ., a. . So “ i: she “9 : ae . Lig t the stand on prohibition until BODY OF SLAIN al estate at Jacksonville, ji ' * 3) ai a ew =. — See a SO Me SSCS a oS aa — s+ ed aongaradaeg the Senator is trying to straddle HORSESHOE LAKE ‘44 8s 20! his first in the Soun f NS ee Sl iees ncn sus batbend Eee I know that had I been a mem. _ having atte er . | Seen OSS co. RRR eee rae Sc 1 ae = et) \ be a fence. an 4 lam very much afraid OS laving attempted a drain , . | ae ES 2 : eo 2 . =e stiller, 21 years old of ae oe SRS Missourt Constitutional ;ihar he will find before he gets (entinued from Page One. ect in. Louisiana soon after he |} Seana 3 S RE S ———. Boe ee : ‘Sidney street, was killed, and -onvention in 1922-24 and had! inrough that tt 1s a barbed-wire _ ae ae a the employ of the United State — 3 ; { 23 SSS a aS a. “wife, Mary, 25, seriously in- fought the Republicans of that fence.” he said arrant mad C7 LS ea c ; Sie Corporation i eo aed . & ' Se sae . See .} : body and voted and worked with Senator Williams departed. at 7 roved a failure as his entire | : : | 3 a ee @ “They were returning from a par- Democrats to defeat a fair eenato- noon today for Washington He ; eg ieee eee forts in building 1 a si ae OS i. at he h f Mrs. rlal redistrictin lar l fon} pata gs farmer | n t O var Pre eae aT ‘P " oe xy , So a5 eee Fe as the home o not aes would | said that he would return to Mis- ; | ni | WOre 166t I= & Severe stor or 2 eS ts. Mr. and Mrs. Syba of Ed- | , : » " Tne £noT ey 7) ‘ , three miles south of bearer of the Republican partv. } xt » NMissour! will be day that she heard SMO T1IT@Cd | ie vanorted en } Be rain * %. : = | Mars 7 tr seg f is nex Spe ec n im. ISSOUr! Wiis , ; 7 | : . site = . ' et orved oO ave aite raed SC rool *s na . ss tiller raised his hands ym urther know that had either! perore the Twentieth Century Re. *°°" 7 strates there and aleo to have studied ; a3 eee ¢ o® the wheel to light a cigarette. The my leading stupporters 7 it ‘ , in hs Wi n » K et f hey OME | 4. . betes eo . : Ps ER . the sa Repeat abel es ‘publican Women's Club in Aansas SS ee a ai. Mp? he University of (hic He was —— Bs ~~ 2° 2 Saar -automobdile turned sharply and . ra) . ' = , . gi .? Be 7" 1} ‘ . rien) sz aie % . ata. . a . y q headed by RF eoweter. aiid eine (ity, Julw 6 SUE alee ae ia owen he 4 - ——— mo COlif Pilate ircles as “ rs: . >. “a , . pptnsed down a 16-feot embank- ) ,* } f 1} : . “> . é ed for Senator James A..Reed and ‘Two KILLED IN POLISH RIOTS Was Strang Fanyone TO be ShOOt- | pave, > : 3 : The accident was witnessed by) contributed to his campaign fund... ing at that time of night eimai er , P, - | ag : friend oth 1 would not now have the temerity Socialist’ Demonstrations Demand Near scene of Other Murders Se eT ee ee aliure F “* x } : s who were following in. ' Dissolution of Parliament. ' i ‘O Pay $000,000 income ts i? » . : > a ; r er machines, Marstiller was of aspirnig through a epub Phe-body lay across the lake and ‘cdi eae ea pe | _ Se | a . . Republican | » r rowing ow his real estate . —— ee , _¢tushed under the steering wheel) By tha ian ~via ted rr es primary to le : . , to the northeast of the old Sulll : : " : | a eeweeses tn! 6WARBAW. June 78 sturb | Sulll- | atione and @ subebqucht attach. Ree . = a “and killea outright. Mra, Marstit-7' the campaign this vear j : poi Lan arr, . _ ‘ ‘ rmrlt ~ P - BP 5) 4 ‘ . P, . > a 39 , . iene re ' Vai ’ ' . . =a" . ee erie, 7 7" > , NS SNe . ler, Mr. and M : aices caused Db POociaLS ee : 4 } Cha a~ 0 Cru. . pe ’ . . “onstah! PyYYie ‘ ket AC } , ’ : sit, a eae : “—e adm . a’ tn it Polar sor the “f iS Sti endin again Sliliot it} ’ ie : 2 et 3511 Bell bas aati bifosti Ngee sd Pdr : CALLA AIEEE CABIN ME ppc wig sah yiggeant ss B28, a i ce eres ms agai t Ph Ah aR ARM “Neither my friende nor myself wae aa wna - tia. tTiend, Jolin Balke. were foun ‘edera heiped Senator Reed carry St. = sme | no eon prem ' “tee | 10 rin n shatlon ‘ave ‘ade ine cs : . Te : : oe a Democratic Sen- annaed the death of two persons . i nal | : be : on is : = aioe & Mr. and Mrs. '.ihett hi 4 B as * et 3 eghite City, badly injured. _ Se _ nd the Inijur tT numero ; rr . . was oe “~~ e Pp . eons ee art eve, but pronouncement on prohibition was | t Ivovroct: he Soc , lists he} (pout | ies », iPro! im eus oui ge ar wea rom oe E 3 aa ’ E* if ee ok & thei than six truly characteristic. He pleads ig- eet demonstra! tree the Eagle Park district which has! yp. veer a i ae re . 3 : . — ae SITET is contunent tocehin, SSE SOURORMFALIOR COMITREY 10) the ecene of several murders, | one Neer? maid and butler in: t eS . ee =a. They announced their | prohibition in Missouri if he ie. eo i tn” Seah a. a cn a the latest that cf an East S: eS suena | me es a > —— ol =. . — oat he with thes meuld Condescend to meet and min-! wis) knives and «tone and started heme gie with the square-toed voters of ‘ee years eh > f lock switch to ke > , Fea Yiae : be : hee an ‘ > ee y % , a am “13 See» avene. They yeh) ey Se —— ea ‘eer. Pudbl.ehing | nae iii coum — . oe : ket Ri Sd $ : > yA a , 2 4 ee opped to Co. Tweitth Nevar4 and Olive Street ON cffected eived yesterday at Sande. whe: and wasting current; said it os ) a ae Sede BRS o> iw a 3 f : ~~ : acm repair a gasoline ‘Member Autit Rureaa of Cireulations.) ae 1 ‘truck | nother ena: should have a hinged ring in So te * ‘i Re « ? | me: ; ee in Umacher's machine, MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS KILLS WER - MOTHER-IN-LAW she was alighti Aer aS - . Pista * : Bas : e amilton, 16, of. 2615 news diepatches credited to it er not ath: | ~ ASHVILLE Rice ‘ 3 not in use. ) : orwiee creditet tn this paper end alan rhe | . aun . : therein 4)! rights of Mrs. Myrtle Burris. 2: ' : ey fet These kids! And then he erecial dienatches »e ein , in and killed her mother-in-law. ° \ said he wanted a flashlight & BA&CRIPTION ae BY wait. in ‘rs. Maggie Weeks. 45 that would shoot a beam of mae e . night . ; aly. Eg ny yon: eet a | Mrs. Burria said she fired in self Sniders light a distance of 500 feet. ‘at “aeder, extna’| defense after Mra, Weeks snapped _ Quite an order. But Bill's order St. loulte exchange '@ piatco! at her “Wrs Rurris the - " a good kid, so I bought him Ueiivered by city carrier or sutofiown | mother of two emal! ch | the vitamin a genuine Eveready! . “ rendered tf hte ih “wee ee res ene | CASUD eryeing. Wee the eat . everything. It’s the cat's!" as . ae mater i ily '?, i < te, m ise , ee) , ts , th Tice at *t. Louis, ate. '<™ : é si [7 — meee te tae Bill said. Phone MAin 1111 one of the grandchildren away ist Sas Pave Re eee , rue PP Ee phd ti ‘Spasahtan i ee Pin; Pyiska Me - sis Pas TP ne rede 1 tad sicire REEL is nl hh oR ET a OE SDE! NREL IEEE te a UN hot ieee 3 MAAS GL m y Fs gabe 3 nead Vil t Cane Hrs © Wwaik. ADVERTISEMEN ae

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