St. Louis Post-Dispatch
September 17, 1926
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- Wan Sei 3 ~ STAOUIS ae ae : _¥RIDAY . EVENING, atrtancwith 17, ‘tee | “ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 2 | Avs FOR emer ILLNESS DELAYS ~ [etmn"exs ane WOMAN KILLED + Cards,“Worth $7,000,000” SLAYER OF FREND AYS| FATE OF CREW IS A MY He All Hands Reported I Lost, but. e | ing Craft May Have Picked Note Signed “kh. —. K. Boy 3" Warne T ALL em PLAN TOARREST ote" IN FALL FROM AUTO. If They Win the Pennant, | OVER DOG CLEARED ; Them _ enn- | 1 Uh De = Sept. oe oe lan Sage oe Hanahan Bene Ta ana. — Cost Owners Ont $39,000 — t the | ari '-) enoast yesterday, but» -, ’ mite bomb, placed on a ‘tata’ 3 iil | Y nocieiaienediieala . "i has become of her crew ig a - MRS i PHERSON of the two-story frame home of AFTER BEER PARTY, | REECE Se ee Clarence Sweeny Testifies at IAG) tery 2 George H. Brodt, superintendent of ) —» : innit ses oa ramet tore a orkid 7 ¥ vey ce Scouting and _— tacked Him With Pistol. been premature, for the i a | : iole in the front wall and smashed |, ieee | ea ue ar ld D E went ; when steamer Bf Goact utor to Ask ono atla a aglow ies katie ag rg g min e own Expense o Homeric reports the possibility : Prosec | Doctor Says one ee ee Mrs. Isabelle Bell, 52, Struck | A 5 P Clarence Sweeny, 25 years old, of | dénces. cquiring Players Now i in 1 Thick of Fight. 1503 North Grand boulevard, who Bo In Serious Condition | ‘ Brodt was in ‘St. Louis at the | Phone Pole as Car Went | aR. Se jet ee a el shot and killed his lifelong frien - time, and his wife and daughter. | = i oe 2 , os James McCarthy, 24, of 49008 Gar- field avenue, after McCarthy had with the ‘TreW WAS picked u ; 7 . : p. as numer. § for Jury to Hear Evidence fhree Days With Infec- sleeping in a distant part of the Into Ditch After Ride In Baseball, as Brauch Rickey re- ,minor league team which sent them $=? 7 threatened to kill Sweeny’s Grent ftox- ous fishing craft were in the viein. ity The Belgian steamer Indie; ‘ lowe of Pastor and nor,”’ : reports deri, an empty lifeboa: i nedi The disaste , . | & | house, escaped injury. «. e was i oned | ed ter wus due to @ coli 2: | ° ' ped injury A note wa: marked to a room full of Rotar- to St. Louis. ition sion between the Bileni the roster \ tin Pacha se , : S Of! Ed Willis, father, a farmer, ae ae | Aimes Semple McPherson, evan- ee kian } wee : : ‘a : ) in St. Louis County yesterday aft pe voener oe Vata wie ee | Cente Re 10 yeoes Ge Se ys Hee re a ee ee pee ser . t 7 anvet 1” :) 0 2 hw aol. 4 ; 7 2Ste red B the stantiy killed by lightning ink Sate Said to ave it. | 2 leveloped shortl f Distri nit le opinion is that the dyna-| ernoon, according to the story told | “ONServative estiruate $1,000,000 or Civic Aspect Exp ained. in the desperate s@ruggle with Mc- ao 2 ; ‘ os geveloped shortly afte istrict At- | mi y was . “is é isgrun- ;more t heir onvner: ati iv : so »” | struck just outside their : S H = e ee Bae ct ee ‘ we heed the work of a disgrun- |}. jer companion, Thelma Hazard, | gare Se ee ee His explanation of the civic as-|Carthy for possession of the r- $100 house ont dn ae toh |= ness Who aw enry | 2s torney Keyes announced he would} tled factory emplove. Bloodhounds | ih tun phd Seek Abewaee “ava. } : - s the fimancial aspect of pect of baseball needed no lengthy volver, took the witness stand a: d = J ‘ ¢ , is . ‘ 4 . om ON ae iia .y . . g ve ‘ 7 * oO 4 ‘ ( . als vy Ig 8 ir Jocation at th? | terest. fhe Rotarians cheered. | testified that McCarthy. after they F og ee a's ae a : appearance last May 18. After five) FIGHT ST, LOUIS TAX LEVY Jefferson Barracks roads. she oO! ger National League have All over town yesterday. St, Louis- | had words went home. fec a ‘se- OG SARCQ., : oO ept. 17.—Len iS & weeks sh , | The driver, Joh S Smit] 27 | #inasse@d an: unearred increment : . Iv or - . ce we Ss te veeks she turned up in Arizona = | 1©@ «6©driver, JONN &. Smit, «i egy / ement ans in brotherly groups were stand- | yolve : “ke | Blackburn, 65 years old, wag tafl | 5 Teased mee From the Ncw) §oe = is _, | Deny City’s Right to Tax Reserves! years old. of 212 Viehl-street. St which make the profits from real ing bef vin = ' «gs powers — returning, attacies “7m lly injured wt pureau of the Post-Dispatch. £4 °% Pate with a story of having been kid-, > : Pee eas atti ’ ., estate, peanute, tin but+ ng before radio announcers and / without provocation, tally injured when struck by a moi - ork S € ee 7 | Which State Requires Them | Luis County. was held for homicide | — ; peanuts, tin buttons, shoes scoreboards. Shirt-sleeved yeomen, MeCarthy woes shot four times land- | tor car driven by Charles W. Hop: NEw TORK, Sept. 17.-Pollow-| fy eae haped and taxen into Mexico. | to Deposit. today by a Coroner's jury, atter |°2¢ drygoods seem paltry. The Ro- they, with a common destiny, &@ | twice j Rs bd " ‘y ’ oii vat Ss 7 urn of ind ictments by | Me , aE - : : Me as ef | cx, er i. ‘ . . . Aes . ‘ sie tarians hes A eat : ? ’ . ; ‘ . , wice in the abdomen ane twice tr ‘oe but ton of Sand Springs, Ok., here yega: § is the County (N. J.) grand | Bence Reports of Mrs. McPherson's ill- | 5pe or ie ERSON vey. Sept. 17.-_/| Miss Hazard had testified that b FN ee ron! Ric Key's speech nN mutual hope, facing high crises tO-/the right arm, dying on the side- | with | terday. dy | the Somerse a S t gaa «ness Wednesday were followed by! 4 ope Paxtruke 2... | Smith and Mrs. Bell were intoxi- || -} amie’ sae by hopeful cheers | gether. lwalk where he fell. Sweeny was ae . nero ete murder. Sept. 14. be 3 a ‘ . A test of the right of insurance | cated The girl said Smith and whenever he suggested that the “I don’t want this meeting to y ; ' h ¢ : h a . ) : ——— : P Ass: , : ee her collapse at an Angélus Temple}! ¢ antes BL RS ES ER SG ORE EA ; we SOSSEEURE 6660S | (anda wera 4 ~ Ar ‘ ‘“ | beaten on the nose, face anc ea bat B u90? of the Rev. Edward W. Hall * imma ier collapse at an Angélu empie; companies to deduct reserves re- | mae aes ; A Cards were as good as IN. alto- | field. Later, at Lamberi- St. Louis’ eo Eleanor rR. Mills. his choir 3 a service vesterdayv and the subse- | quired by law from their returns M [we sell were 1} the front SeAl ‘ | he Cardinals abun built ie ‘tur n into a ticket-begging session,’ | by his friend. and A City Hospita _ Field, Lindbergh jumped from ; the investigation of the four- 3 Bee sak anmmeneamuins af su fee its pe telbtented ta. the | and she in the tonneau. When they | winnine hall club Rickes eats "he — eaemageny ———. ge — Bas | physician testified today that seven e a ‘ ee singer. a ee CHL ARHROUUNLS aL et, ee * ‘na ‘eache » Telegra -Barr’ckKs | ce “ * | Breadon is in charge o e tickets. | : @ eet spinning plane at 300 feet—ene of" “qar-vid case produced yesterday a al eye eS Supreme Court today in petitions|Te¢@ched the. Telegraph-Barrecks |y careful scouting s¥stem aid the nS lie the Uckets. | stitches had to be taken in Swee- Td. ithe shortest jumps on rec ord—and | “the following developments: that a dangerous infection of the | filed by th 4 merican National ‘road intersection, Smith’s machin” juse of minor lha aie farnis tor de He is going to see to it that our ny’s wounds . ; ina , 2 : ss Pe a ; og ; : Pe te , r’ Tit’ é ’ c ave , : he phvsici1a sald that ; nougnt cee J ee t , en an h and Jtiss azar were ’ , é , ‘ eee. Fre » Siemens : ‘ R speed the plant, worth $7500, would not; # broker, ° brother of Mrs. [Frances jing of the day after the murders \I — , . puns.’ . spite ' 'Gehner of St. Louis and the St.i° ene _ : ' Feam Gathered Cheaply. ‘number Rotarians from Idaho dog, Brownie, had driven to the . . ar ,. P oF : , . : ‘irs. MePhersons temperature Nad | “2 — “ed. 6g 4 ‘iGre S: : ; whe ; ye hamper service, since four otha] Mevens Hall, and one of the four and that she overheard Gorsline ' : ep 10° a 7 rds it | Louis Board of Equalization. ee , hat M However. it will he reea}le-? that} Ohio, Arkansas and Vermont Grand-Easton corner, where Swee-. 5. . : . ; , rop per ron fe ast nignt, 1 ore R The gir told C ‘ec tne ; “— , ' : . poi HOE , nee agi saan te . — , . ~ ie sas ships of the same kind are avail. §ipdicted, at the scene of the crime. (‘threatening to expose Mrs. Mills’ : of ; a : al he | rhe assessments are for 1926/ ; ; a i . tg en ” oe Etiam Cardinals bv “paving a nwkel “We are trying our best to please ny and the dog got out for @ wall. é “s : oe ine %3.4.¢ ay eee ee 2 i woud 2 nree aays erore = Sgt oe © ae calice Hor er earive ini, , Bi cig. scan, « ae . as ’ . f a pre Y ne re ndred able. . | @ Ati Simpsons request, Chief yus-/relations with Dr. Hall unless she langer would be pas! taxes. The companies contend : me z et ae snreased |here and a nickel there and trading |everybody, but that can't be done,” | re y enewunteres MeCarthy and ‘ . . ny " _ % Oar: : ‘ ‘ . " tial is. * Ywtida ; ' Aa L. o = ] ’ bs t* "7 ‘ yi { 1¢ x 5 2 - \ on © ; " ° =? > ad "2% . : . 7. . about “I think Lindbergh's éxperienceymiiee Gummer promised to convoke consented to go out with him, Five Accused of Conspiracy they are entitled to deduct from [O° 9°00! gst a oki é, They Hl the time,” jas paseball writers Rickey went on “We have four Sweeny said he was certain MecCar- = % y : ‘ ; . & . Se dns y. Rie : 1e desire “an a “ide ey of wh oe oe hy ates - hye , , ‘he as by ee ee oe fvere he ee eure at -aeeeotieton mere. senry Gtevens drove up Keyes said yesterday that he had their returns their reserves, depos- ¢ i ae M ni , ] / 1 5S ut} deseribe it. gathered their ceatra |applicants for every seat. It is get- thy had been drinking. A “kidding f , sy . ‘4 ' . ‘e motion: + 1eyes Salad steruay the eC nat . ' ° to Manions ark on soutn 5: ' gs : mete woe : : ie ~at’’ ort . > ’ tres ito their mail,’ he sai@. Even wi ursday to hear Simpsons motion from Lavalette yesterday afternoon prepared comp laints chaveten five ited with the State Insurance De- ie mAs : . eh strocnt on " aad there cheapty. liovers Hornsby cost; ting to be a tough job to figure 4 ontest” began, which ended in hot ithe interrupted flicht of last nigh a petit jury to try Mrs. Hall. and visited her husband in the eee partment The city contends the ee eee ee ~~ |them $500 The got Woutpir ; ay ‘ lene 0] words between Sweeny and McCar- ’ « . tha ~ i M. ye ii sil ‘a ; ‘ “i —— ¢ Au ° J . ‘ . e . . , p ol @+ . ¢ = lint @ some VW ay of defeating tne scalpers ’ ) apt ; | ae: ak decent 1 xe ne . ersons in the case with conspiracy : ~ |Mrs. Bell hired Smith, a ‘service ; ; ’ j . * behey , ae jour Bers ice has a completed flicht@mer two wees ane her cousin somerset County Jailin Somerville. s defeat justice. li saci Mrs law under which this was done ‘s lriver ‘Mies Hazard declares} Rhem, Hafey and Holm from eol-|One business firrs here sent in a thy. The latter then left the cor- ; a . -_ . ‘ : : Teal ; ; . L ° ’ car c . j Ss AAA AeCtsE ‘SS | : i ’ ‘ : . : corn-'|record of 99 per cent for our five the murder of her husband and} She remainfd inside the jaid two oS a .. | Unconstitutional and assessed thi eee a , lege at*no, cost. Lester Bell was list of 1006 names and wished a|¢T #84 returned in about five min- le to ‘ ‘ ** Will +, ; . “ M-Pherson, her mother, Mrs. Min- , Mrs. Bell ordered Smith to find a e mG ‘on : : mien el ry months of operation and that figs, 8. -MILUS. P nours. When she came out she nie Kennedy. Kenneth G.’ Ormiston personal property of each of the: ioe ech ious Stack pated “tales tot ought for $2500, Thevenow cost | block of 1000 seats for each game. | *" elped ure is not equaled even = on § «simpson directed Prosecutor Ber-., nosed fo torr: —- rae ri es eee He @ ‘l!ecompanics at $50.000. alth ( eapapsbetes Reem adil spt: canbe So aan ($4,000 and the great Alexander. : Snebemnen a | “TT was standing in a doorway er man | = . the f Somerset County agai to POOR EF photograph rs and’ srect- | tormer Angelus Temple radio op-, or eee ve although purchased and they stopped at | adele | / a waaak ees ir gi wish gg ets with my dog,”’ Swee id. “whe Federal line.’ peer or somers VY agsalMmn ed the reporters with whom Sne rd frie : evan ‘ there is a Wide variance in their! thr atenc adrtakin in ééch (cos the same anronn?’., O’' Farr: a1 'scalpers have hired individuals to 7 a ; ny said, when ia ae are aire ‘on- d friend of the evangzi- | ee aces, cing acn. le ll ; ‘ar ' es | ~Chicago-to-O ha Pilot I red meall the April grand jury te cCon-| pecame ar quainted during the sur- egies _— a a wos aja total assets Bag py ey rs represented — am expenditurs «fi apply for tickets. We are study- MeCarthy rushed at me and hit me the et ot sage in a jury charges against sey- _ epee ist; John Doe M: irtin and Mrs. | 'On the way back to town, Miss/|., > ; , h ie ww igh Crash in F meer perjury charges afainst SCvV~) veillance maintained over her lus- ra The American Nationa] Assur- ae labout $8,000. Bottomley came ioj|ing the lists in an effort to sort out | CV®r the nose with the butt of a | a SS SUE al witnesses. eve ane? Lorraine Wiseman-Sielaff. ae ~6| Hazard asserted, Smith and Mrs. /tnem fre ¢ chare Ethan ; ) revolve We led d TY tried 1 Special to the Post- Dispatch. "4 n hand by deputy sheriffs of Ocean ‘3 Sielaff 1 foll , ance Co, made a return of $1.026.,- Bell treated each other affe ction w-em ree of charce. One of theic genuine applicants who have been .O r. grTapp an rie . 4 - | eo »ie ‘“”A ea . ; 1 ‘’ ¥ a) phyla ; 998: inc luding mone ‘- on hand. te . 3 most extravagunt purch LSses vz our regular customers for years.” to get the revolver aWay from hii. other Lieut. Taist, flying a mail plane, gt was reported that Mrs. Hall ,ing his indictment*and arrest ‘ —— ‘oan et ae ee sha notes and bonds, but claimed a de- wd and the car was running Jess Haines who came from Kan- Then the speaker turned to the He fired a shot at me and missed. | . . itte iaij ay ‘ ties hy ‘s hers to arrang Le | 4 gas fast. ias Citv for ' *j a if er Y ay forced | from Chicago to Omaha, was serigmee’ "° Tecommitted to jal’ todas Sink or Swim ‘Vogethe by aire. mack nersom te ate. (auction of $1,518,411, covering its| | 7 — hes ,. [Sas City for $16,000. Fine, players | idegiistic aspects of. baseball, say-|¢ SOON See Vereieey Se ee , 7 aaa - & 3 oy - oe ae we a) " " i) £ ": “ shins -o Gina } ‘ - r-} q>y"s vr ‘ “oc . , es = , . ' 1 ’ I ie italt . \ rT Li s J =! c ¢ — 4) ‘ ac ' } hy « , . y : ‘ . ** Bf 100] ously -hurt at Clarence. Ia lat en she, with the other three de- wether, Miss X"* hoax, wherehy she (Mrs. aenitien denesited “with the Btat baie dea von ens 1usvand, | 4lJ]—their names will have a vo!1- ing: ing off fired four times at him. ot : a i : e Cres Lt , . - | : . - + . . +: “ lsc me iia a ; P i . . eB | I ‘ ‘ ‘ . . ‘ ‘ . : ; aoe sormer member o — iene igeaiies a mire. Sielat! A return of $354,265 for money Young Woman Steps From Behind a-tcam. Pickev neinated ont, the Cardinal club. Largely, they That there was a struggle for a mentioned that Charles Com- are gentlemen. -Most of them live | revolver between Sweeny and Mce- ‘the highway. The plane crashet 9 Teas ie ie 2 Bee: Meena ta : c ee. Hall’s choir, in the role of spy- as , Gruyere Carpender, named a “Mr. Martin’ as the man ind bond filed |} } Mi Street Car; Hit By Auto He and ponds Was flied Dy the Mis- ‘ Pie Sor . a Middendorf, 27, iskey had spent about $500,000 try- (fine, clean lives. We must keep Carthy found substantiation in the | ugh a second fence and came‘ ha .i at een een Ghomed im the i-- Lind- | throug Sng on Dr. Hall and Mrs. Mills. ul of whom are named in the tn- wpe first asked her to undertate : Miss Flizabeth ember to a standstill in a field. Taist wat"™ lati egard) : dictments, Mrs. Stevens replied: 6) Ee rye sourt Insurance Co., and it claimed * pantie rs ; A e} d. He had © Speculation regarding the sa the Miss X role. It is alleved | vears old. of 1988 Arsenal street, ing to make a pennant winner of professional sport clean, not only | testimony of Willlam Whalen organi- | badly cut on the forehea e nag at Bea Gate's cose arainst Yes, we are all pretty keen on. ¢pay soit Raut cues’ | deductions of $333,486 for reserves, | ° es . , y | mos ' who | been flying low due to fog and* PEERE 0 Pe ee SEE one another and we \ +S in} ! mat Comicon | ee ee ee leaving a balance of $20,778 sw suffered possible skull fracture and the White Sox in four years. Con- |because adult fans demand:it, but 1498 North Grand boulevard. and : “4 . i : P Pa _ c ‘a , \ das 5 i ™ or r neo i* t 4 cme a * ‘ lin 4. , a in hee aie . “ ‘ ? ho er ee 6 S ee | , | j > g ° ir ¢ “4 , ‘4 , Tad . f : 7 mping | when engine trouble developed he ueary a nee Oo ie swim; survive or perish, together.” Se ees ee aia: severe cuts when she stepped be-|nie Mack has Invested that much | because of 20,000,000 boys, who | Otto Tezlafft of 1440 North Grand s ago | tried toland tea#make an adjust! eo be arrest at his 7 ete | a TS.. MCERerson aa: COPeR Pa 71. 3 hind a street car at Jefferson and, More in the Philadelphia Ath- make heroes of baseball players, I houlevgsd. A - BS 2a» at - tok an P 4 , Mme P ek i - « . ' ae See . : ac . 4 . “4 ‘ . flyer | ment Taist commandeered an’ heme in Lavallette, N. J.. Weines- as a Fs aa oo ae AA BOON ae Tite eee ee CAI FONCK IS DELAYED AGAIN St. .Jouis avenue yesterday and |leties. Neither has a pennant win- feel that if the Cardinals win the - _~~ d ’ aa : incarceration the night of the murders and can- miston’s arrest ie lan ; a ° stilt Te de ae BRD ge ; > - even : nmne : mng : | . Mr pur-!automobile and rushed the mail to" May night and his incarceration in a errs 48 ss tne scongalt i can-|miston’s arrest is placed in the! meant a sh . was hit by an automobile following | 2? or even a pennant contender. pennant it will be a _ victory tor | 7-YEAR SENTENCE FOR ROBBERY - ar Iowa City. ‘ue Somerset County jail in Somer- ~ persona vdihes ipport by her testi- | hands of detectives for service. he! = ieee init ~ wept. it.— in the car track. The driver. The Cardinals control three min- ‘clean living in baseball. That is | ; ae et Mile, NJ. shortly after midnight ™°PyY the alibi her husband set up | wij) surrender, if promised immu-| Bad luck has causde another post- (0. fr Cherry, of 6470 San /°T league teams—Syracuse, in the |the finest victery of ail.” | AND THEFT OF AUTOMOBILE . " a : ¢ "hj . 4 . — . : ; no Sabi %, ‘ Ph ,? . ava : -? , _— : - ‘ : z ee erday morning. had never yet and which ,Sernator Simpson says nity, his attorney. S. S. Hahn. has! ponement of Capt lonck’s non- Bonita avenue, was arrested International League: Houston, in | : a Zz 7 . 2 2 2 hy > ) Qok oe ; " ? : 3 in jor ht "fy TY? r r é . y™ ae . i “9 eat sg “ : ae a ¢ _, 4 ? » * GOODYEAR PATH- } |*°" arrested or directly accused has been Cras ked by himself and sannounced., Ormistor was said to|§ oP flight fror New York to = the Texas League, and Fort. Smith, earthquake Recordcd at Denver. ‘Henry Kaiser sentenced to’ Peni FINDER TREAD of { participation in the murder of ‘he Jersey City police, but she ex-|he near Los Angeles and in readi- es 8 i Runaway Boy Taken at Expositicn in the Western Association. Young! DENVER, Colo., Sept. i7-—An | tentlary Two Months After S0x3% SO ‘ brother-in-law 2nd Mrs. Mills. | Presses her implicit belief that he is|ness to face the charges. | After a leak in one of the gaso- Clem Harper, 12 years old, who; players Rickey picks up in tank earthquake o! great intensity and Committing Crime, . Clincher o Beall the more widespread because | "Ot suilty. Says He Saw “Kidnaping.” line tanks of the big Sikorsky bi- | caid he ran away from his home in|towns, city sandlots or colleges are duration was registered yesterday Henry Kaiser; 28 years old, of = /) Goon YEAR $8. 65 B0x3% |» the unexpectedness of his in-| First Visit Since Funeral. A new witness came into the case —— had cents a last-minute’ Logan, Ok., five months ago, was /sent to these teams for seasoning. on the seismograph at Regis Col- 1521 Picker street, pleaded gulity | h Service Station ~ Cl. Cord}. tment i! are * leavine the jail Mrs. Ste-|!ast night. Harry'C. Swift, a truck postponement of the hop-off yes-) sound near the exposition gates in|When deemed ready for big time, ‘lege, between 11:23 a. m. and 1:17 before Circuit Judge Frey today to ; ; , > y, : q oy ae . 2 } a . is | Lbiico i ‘ i . , ‘ - A ‘ he . _ r¢ . ar — + " rmha a P ‘ Zi = 4 7 , ‘ ‘ s . ~ - ~ . ‘ ne , Places Stevens at Scene vens paid her fir t vi i o Mr. Hall ‘driver. who claimed to have wit terday, the departure was sched- Worect Park at closing time last they are tried out by the Cardi-|p. m. Father A. W. Forstall, in | charges of first detree robbery and s. ., ; ‘ . is : io) "Ss ~ ? a age “} il . , ii a4 4a i ‘ ‘ ’ = . a 4 . ip ia ' : : 7. ‘ "ss F 4 : © Ww, ss. $15.90 } “There seems to be some doubt.” since the funeral ft DD: Hall S| Re ssed the kidnaping of the evan uled for this morning, only to be night by policemen, who questioned | nals, If they deliver, they are charge of the instrument, said it larceny of an automobile last July ° ~ ‘ > : | ¥ f) - Lt ‘ ~s : . “ Pr? ’ . . ie is sh ¢F ‘ 5 . “ * : - .¢ . ‘ ‘ : dl lared Senator Simpson “that we remained in ¢} house . ‘ ba relist from Ocean Park Beach. told called off a few hours later when him. Hie had no funds and de- signed without other than a nomi- WaAS in a general southerly diree- and was sentenced to feven years arr 6 . . tle ‘m*** oes ete “a ast ‘7 reather re ‘ts were PRR ¢ Oe es TIRE Co. Pwo $ Meed Henry Stevens actually on:y ' l ld eo i ce ie vee that the nersons who took weather reports were received, tell- | olared he had started to make his|nal sum being allocated to the tion. in the penitentiary. , 7 we = Ss ait) hmninutes an C Dp ers whe S tiled Le pers _ t \ line f threntenine ec wee : ie el edie. oe : penne a ° SMttersen 6853 2974.40 Me scenc* of the murder when it sh as tae ‘yet ap a vg ek wy in an automobile were jing of threatening conditions over own way because he didn’t “like it s J ‘ ‘ ’ rT it o rs came c ut th: bi es ‘ was 7 AWAY ] P } nO ] » ' ma ‘ wee ae re - es : - ‘ ‘ ee Ms committed. Stevens wns there pale fr ay ms t ia . Ormiston and her mother Swift bios 7 Grand Banks off Newfound- | at home. He was placed: in the} oe - eK sSwes (nere. pale om her voluntary contfine- = dah cineca bade Se , , anc i. nding word! ' : . e . : rgouse Of} Detention. pene ins wor ws | ¢* ~ — sas eee have had a witness right along ment in her home since her arrest, 70° 2 detailed statement. | is f 7 / =o . ‘ s 4 ; i eLit & oo 2 . 4 > r . i _- © . ‘ } : ; : a a i saw hi the CONE +f he *” , . 2 u Ate Jor Watts en id to have INSeEd 7 ¢. | Liquor Nets Canada $5. 539,394, vom his batner, M Sf : . DVERTISEMENT ee eye, and her release two day: 7 fo Dave ee | MONTREAL. Seok. 171—R — pies > : a a." Hater in $15,000 bail. She also said “Steve.” one of the evangelist’s al- |.) Sept. 17.-——-Receipts se | ) : —— : , , 4 : bad ' , of the Liquor Commission for the 4 es ' E — M —— Asked if this witness had testi-; Mrs. Hall was nervous, but attrib- |'efed abductors. was confronted inj... ut nt ge seus ma * ; . . ore the . ee : ithe istrict Attorney's ae jast | seal year ending April 30 aggre- See Our Announcement ! : } before the grand jury, he re- uted this to the fact that she drank |” Distri ATLOPRED eee ae 1 $5.239.2394 ordi On P 54 ‘i F ” er : ~ > Whi « c . ice ~ Fatec PI, Oo.” ty, accor ne »y AR . 4. “Of course, he did.” but re-| : ; . ° ‘ ryt "} q T} « ‘ ‘ . } : a Inoans, the report has persist- | up to Justice Parker and said mer. ' nie iex Emma Schaffer. : ; ig ‘ : - 2 tho wraner tet ao e-¢ r rr Mespite official denials. tha: hie [fhat. so far as he personally was ae Ye alice pretary | me the police the name of 6 man | “Oncerned. he saw no reason for | MOTHE OF THR ENDS LIF ; MMW at the scene of the crime. |2W putting her in iail, He did sav R EE E A GREAT EVENT’S LAST DAY | 5 "aA Ce« hawever. that me thouaeht her hail — ene Faces Perjary Charge. $= | (Owe'er. ‘ es eit Spec ne Dost--esnatel : ‘B\ And Naturally We Have Done Everything in Our | @empson’s statements indicate | US! to be increased If she wae BE. AR ps’ rOWN 1 Sept. 1/.— @ 7 E | | ee ee aay bag ae ee Power to Make the Values Greater Than Ever | Gorsline is one of the persos yermitted to remain at ili Vhat police said was a clandestine . int whom the grand jury will | love affair between the wife of a | arked on Monday to return in- DR, JAMES a ADAMS FUNERAL railrond engineer and the dis- ments charging perjury . patcner Who gave him his orders - Gorsline } = nded in tragedy here, today when ~~ ms not told all he ended in tragedy here, today when . ty ay i ii : - ’ ' e : == ws,” Simpson enid. “I do not Mrs. Marv Young, mother of three Effective Sunday, September 19th, the |= Kk he is telling the truth. I | Overseas Veteran Died ‘at Monts children. shot and killed herself Wabash-Union Pacific will shorten the : = t guess it: T know it, and I cfn gomery City From Effects of with a shotgun as she sat in her : f th uce the proof.”’ Being Ga he investicators by an aunt % Sin of Mrs Clark further. 4t 2 p..m.. Sunday from an un- % . i ; “E Pe . Rethened the r: “+ 1] $3 fertaker’s chapel at 3732 Souch 2%, 1S Years + | “4 bert that Stmo- | eee coat @ : Ar Kansas C :30 pm Would seek to have Gorsiine Grand boulevard, with burial in = 10,000 Customers vj ans ity. eeeess §:3 p P : 2% XK As complete a showing as you will | see this season. Every idea, every Ar Denver ..ccecececee GI§ am L Intormation, tickets, etc., at ‘| Three Trains Wabash Ticket Offiices— from St. Louis Broadway and Locust St. via Wabash— Union Station and Delmar Ave. | Union Pacific Sunset Burial Park. Cle ted for perjury and gave rise Dr. Adams. a former St. Louisin the report that the grand jury ld be asked to consider. the {is the son of James W. Adams. mn statements of Mrs. Clark 3312 Bamberger avenue He wis rs. Clark, questioned by the in- educated at St. Louis Universiis tors At State police head- | and practiced dentistry here unii "fs in Somerville some time | the war when he became a medicu Genie any knowledge of the lieutenant with the 89th Field Ar- fashion, every line that is the “style of the season” is*included in great variety. Flat Crepes, Georgettes, Satin Can- : tong, Canton Crepes, Marvel Knits, S ae Pebble Crepes. yy / | oe Proven £ervice 10 ee customers in 15 years for 910-014 is proeef ef the service we render. f;rewth tike this is only enrned by treating customers the wavy they Hke te be trent- = J # ~ PPS SOCOCOOOOSSOS affair between Dr. Hall and | tillery. He was an amateur ath ed. Our service has heen our % on and denied also, accord- | and baseball player here. His wil- best a apy vr wey 9:03 A. M. Or ask —- { | the ow and two children survive him customern ee ee F. L. McNally, D. P. ’ : - Tried pouee, that she had ey ci oan i ene have made other customers 2:00 P. M. * Wabash’ } 4 any reports or letters Diamond Holdup in Chicago. for us and the rolling stone ¢ 10:30 P To Phone. MAin 45989 or *d by the two to Mrs. Hall. Re the Aweociated Presa bax gathered crent winsses of QS = . : ris led Pair in Auto. CHICAGO, Sept. 17. A handbag moss, Ten thousand is the Leave Delmar Ave. J. L. Carney. G. 4.. 0 0 e es or ou omen ever, W , in | conta > $50,000 wort! ?. aia. | proof of our having served. ~ | 15 Minutes Leter (nion Facific i ‘ rs. Clark's cousin | containing. 40%, forth of- dia «* a Phone, GArfieid 1304 Unt have made statements to’ monds set in rings. was stolen from | X | Sizes to 11 : 4 é Police th t : . ror ae . , . Wa . - ; Barthel- a% | : ; * en they «aw Gorsline | Gustav Englesmann, New York Q | Widths to EEE : 4 - Clark t lir 1) ; ieweler salesm: ft a busy Sout!) ‘ oe . railing r. Hall jeweler salesman, @t a busy South « : re In Vil ted 2 be Mills in an automobile ‘| Side intersection today. he reported) Duesenberg .. a se - _— on them from behind | to police. Englesmann raid he had | Piano Co. . a See. oe — odin 4 | ws | Just emerged from a store when he 910-12-14 Pi S x r +) with absolute comfort for Styles me of Mrs. Clark’s aunt! was greeted by a stranger‘with a hee 63 me Street Ki ; sti Lane Bryent Shees 06.58 to , ‘ have built-in arches and $46.45 R. ¢. A. RADIOS % combination tlestse. No . _ matte whet size you rear we can fit you. ’ R no ” . e* ; * ‘O €Nl Par disclosed. The cousin re- ,eherry “hello!” Stopping. Engles- 4 | © is Mrs. M : , x ary Demare said he was conf to ‘ith : Bi of marest, | mann said he was confronted with PACKARD PIANOS the mystery witnesses whoa revolver and his handbag taker re Cee ODO OCB. 6.610 babe POPP PP FF FF FFF FOF OS OOOO, OP a OP ol Fol oP | ae “a Pare : EDSON PHONOGRAPHS ‘ _" ens before the grand jury ; by the man who fle@ in an automo. rts ere rs h fh N S am i% : bstitut — mee 87.890 ‘s said to have tes- dite, 9.965406 6 9090443995908 | NaaawaThere Is No Su e for a Lane Bryant Slenderising ; . ee Bay
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