St. Louis Post-Dispatch
September 30, 1926

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That Discarded Furniture ) : , P Can be sold through the POST- — ; DISPATCH For Sale Columns. : : | ‘ ‘ ¢ 461,78 84 Real Estate and Want Advertisement , , . at in the POST-DISPATCH the first six months ® E _ | | | © N 1926, 150,608 more than were carried by th- STHRER other Bt. Logis newspapers COMBINED! The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service COMIC PAGE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 199¢. a: —By B ~ WHEN IT COMES TIME ABCARD=- Pip ee OL. 79, NO. 23. ST. LOUIS. THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 30, 1926—44 PAGES : PRICE 2 CENTS : JMOTELSAREFUILL, [FIRE IN CONDUIT PUTS 7000 SHESMANLEAPS REWARDOFFERS —(MUSSOLNAND "zara, THOS. W. MILLE power SSNS PHONES OUT OF COMMISSION’ Ty exTH FROM RENEWED IN HUNT BRITISH FOREIGN ess | BEGINS SEPARATE PKETS TURNED IN| “See wit Nore ety Resoves~ NINFTEENTH STORY) FORMISSING PAIR MINISTER CONFER DEFENSE AT TRIAL to Sleep and How to Fra"k V. Cook of St. Louis |No Clew to Whereabouts of | Statesmen Meet on Yacht in (I DAUGHERTY | Until Tomorrow. Between 7000 and 10,000 tele- | cut and sent an emergency crew [to : . "See Games Will Be Prob- ynone- in the downtown district the scene, fire burned for three} [Ends Life in Plunge) George W. Coudy and! Leghorn Harbor—Subject Questions Show That De- | fendant Will Rely on . 6 om , . 'hours and fused nine of 14 tele- s : | ; “ dem of Thousands of Vis- were “dead” this morning and the ‘phone cables, serving the district From Window of Morri- Lela May Stubbs, Last of Conversation Not Dis-| south side of Olive street, between , petween Pine and Locust streets, : | son Hotel, Caleage Seen Saturday Night. closed. | Claim That $7,000,000 Payment Was Valid. BEAT itr HARRY I et ra 4 weer mene ee eee - RENN NES NPR NEN Ts ¥, 2 eR N ~ "tors Next Week. | Sixth street and BGroadway, was Seventh street and the Mississippi asada closed to aid workmen repairing River. Intense heat interfered with «10.1 PROSPECT the Gumiage, o2 the renult of acci- |... nission cyer the five cables! BROTHER IN ROOM FUNDS FOR SEARCH PREMIER LEFT dental cutting of a two-inch gas not melted. so that an immediate | is GOOD WEATHER. main below Olive street last night. check after the fire showed 20,000, AT TIME OF JUMP MAY EXCEED $12,000 ROME SECRETLY telephones were put out of order.| . 8S } NEVER KNEW M of Alien P : Office Testifies Also That He First Saw Daugherty in Court. Workmen were drilling a tunnel pepe S i That condition, however, righted alpe “— ecintiing 6 o'clock when their “jack” Cut ee eee oma sacs other| Had Been Under Treatment/Pair Resembling Them Rome Paper Thinks Cantal two-foot secti out f the as’ oj , ' ¢ 2 : © $25 for Seat, but Pressure a a © circuits cut the number out of or for N ousness and Was Sought License to Wed| sation Is About Medi pipe which served the building at | ger today to jess than 10,000. At 514 Olive street. The gas became. the Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. . ° ic} : EF ien't et Me OO) ics and though the Laciede| it was enid that all of thoee, couia| .om-—oimnt of Returning to; at St. Louis City Hall —; ranean Policies of Two Powers. = Many Takers. Gas Light Co. immediately shut off not be placed in working order be- This City. Foul Play Feared. that main from both sides of the’ fore late tomorrow. te HATAM 1 GONNA 'S NOT HERE! SC AN eS AR RBE D LBAG I IM IR " po ve! 5 ' reesticaneypretemastaa eigen Sac —_— oo ms RARE. TO ere wee ' By the Associated Press ens e ea | MARINE FLYERS HOPE TO SET Freak V- Cost. & Gt. Louis Wev-). iene ew me sehereabouts: “LEGHORN, Italy. Sept.- nial P geveral thousand St. Louie cs UNSETTLED ‘TONIGHT AND : eling salesman, killed himself by |of George W. Coudy, 17 years old, | k will have a two- | > ; , ; march upor their arrival— TOMORROW; SHOWERS LIKELY | | NEW DAWN -T§- DUSK RECORD jumping from a nineteenth-floor;and Lela May Stubbs, 18, Granite. vbrlapeenre: eomungue: rece? oe / Austen Chamberlain, British For- | “4 to see the world’s series games | THE TEMPERATURES Plans for Transcontinental Flight | window of Hotel Morrison, in Chi-| City high schoo! seniors, who dis- otal ae | ome” is lls : | where to sleep. i 2a Boe 2 eo ee 5 | by Six Planes Include Stop cago, shortly before 11 a. m. today.;appeared Saturday night, their | + scretary. aboard the yaqnt | : : reas YORK Sept 30.—The de- of & Se : s. 3 m1 5 I in s ; , Giu of ‘ ’ : . iz ~ The wholesalers’ clearing | % 4 eee ae 2 pS 68 | By th a ae Bee a ee oe en te ee eee f aan ee ee ee ——Internaiional Photo. | ronse of Thomas W. Miller, former f aes i “y Bes oe eens a) . . . diy 3¥ e aS yelts ed rege ; é ee ; : 2 " . : . ‘ ‘s e g “hi h hoped that St. 4 i es 2 ee oe om =. o 11 e. See 68 | rs “ “ . “ = oP ~ til recently at the Missourl Ath offers which were made Tuesday or eir much discussed confer- ERA Y. \ EAIL. assistant cash- Cc todia charged Pe aese whic | 4 a. TB... re i2t noon ...... = | SAN DIEGO, Cal., Sept. 30.—J| 1c papsociation | ; ‘ence, the subject ‘of which was ier of the Midland National Alien Property Cus ». : SSeso) — rey the B. Mas Pp. n | 3 Rega PR RE ee a : _— see d withdrawn subsequ ‘ t : . 4 £ 2s" Mavis fans would, for the sake) 7am 83 2 p. m........66|* @ns for a transcontinental dawn-| Hig brother, Robert A. Cook of | ce er enone i he | pent secret up to the hour.of the | Bank, Washington Courthouse, with conspiracy. was begum in = 5 ee rds be high o Ale, gemma Mate a?) a | 5859 Maple avenue, had been in} fear it might deter the missing | meeting. Ohio who as a witness for the Gov-/ Federal court today. ‘¢ oe | « a. m.). Marine Corps ai anes. in iie ' “ve ay ~~ ° 7 i a eee siceilhM diane FE ef ts for re-sale to visiting mer- : sine # of: — ASemamgern — apts | Chicago wit h gg for se ste se , pair from returning if they had | ine Interview lasted one hour. | ernment, testified in the Daugher- . Miller is being tried jointly with . | Rents has received none so far. | Official forecast for St. Louis and ae Ao 2 _ be os Pea jand Frank had been = ae . | eloped. hen they reappeared both states-| ty trial that part of John T. King’s Shaoey: 2 ee haan. I} ls for several! days vicinity: Unsettled tonight and “ onsopees hts a cae ho for nervousness. Both broth- | After a conference this morn-| ™@&"™. Were smiling, expressing sat-| “fee in the German metals case oe binet i ? eve >17 ‘ e -4 >, . cre a) * u ala ~o y aa & 4 ‘ . 2 = . | . | #3 : @he larger hotels tor | tomorrow ; probably local showers a hdc te be re duced ma | ers were salesmen for the 7 ee a ed wages isfaction at the result of their | found its way to the former #ttor- General in the Harding cabine . : . we been declining furt her room! and thunder showers: slightly se pss wb een ae id oe — a ; i ree = &. tne | eTUs ; at “ | meeting. _ney-General’s bank account. They are charged with conspiracy * i ¢ -| Ww i .O58 .OWe ll, ‘OoOmmander of tne; ispatcnes state sey ar-j} j f » two ¥ eo te "oie a’ + Wieaette oe i tas ;miles from here, and arrived in| ment of claims o +, ’ . | : ail ; Ud }e ane Tr >i. »§ “ — — ‘3 4 a . Ls Ss. ‘ - ae i rt ; . : 2 single game. They are ready | ant o0ca un r . - t Oo uel ese we ‘ } > yj d ow of thei * room ; osep ORES pre Sliaen 0 | Leghorn shortly afte r 4 Oo clock The first witness called was a 7 showers; slightly be, according to Rowell’s presen: Went to the windo , - the Granite City National Bank, | this mornin vp r three rames for | ‘ ° Price . . CS eaaey Se } ; ae oi d | ine ranite 1c ationa anak, : z. illia f Passaic, BM. p sell a seat fo - | warmer tonight; /plans, at St.- Louis, Lawtom Ok.,| Climbed on the ledge and leape | ZB f h nia , George E. Williams © 7 400. but the fever of the fans is | +1 Sly whl : pape 5 t ruck the roof of in- | then announced that his previous | xcept for the railway men, no ONTAINE FOX we ° cooler late tomor-'and E! Paso. Tex. out. He struck the roof of an In-| : ‘ , ‘one last night knew A Y nineties director of the Alien tyet so acute that there has been ss ee ig en i oti we > e ner court at the third-floor level offer of $1000 for information night knew that the pre- | ty Custodian’s office, Pre- ygreat rush at these pfices. row night in the ly.” ‘ ia Re me a aa Ooo eg, (and was killed. ‘leading to the capture of anyone | ™ler- was coming here, as the} © Aggie! panes testified that Wil L , SA i¢ oweil, “SO emons re } . . ' : , San ¢ : c Y i > ' ol } . ‘ . ai a Pore! Statler has accepted 750 axtreme went | the. feasibility and gad rie gge Robert Cook ‘was so overcome igcriminally implicated in their dis- Foner sengpee-siece had nentioned several Included in Liquor Charg Ric Merten. servations, refused 375 and is portions uth hehehe teak us a Be es tec nc 1), | that he was unable at first to talk|appearance, was again effective. | Ober places as possible places for Sr hard in ft ving hundreds of telegrams. eae Rein if “it ing poten ent trenscont!- ‘te hotel employes and policemen | Boggs also offered $100 each for the meeting with Sir Austen. Against Ex-Dry Directg ead ling : " 5) ental ; mail service, vie ‘acti- x ane -. ; a Hy largest reservation 15 for 24) and local thunder ealjy ted z in begat —— | He left for St. Louis at the time the return of the children under, Flags Decorate City. Owen and Others... : wns coming with the Louisville ateliuns tonight ne ad Oe ga ro paints doar he had intended, after learninig any circumstances, and announced| 4% the news of his arrival spread, | 2 : © amateur Baseball Club. | ey tomorrow: | ate: = a towel hopes will be ‘that a Chicago friend, R. J. De-| he would organize a citizens’ com- | flags began to appear throughout | ot ©The Coronado has 850 reserva- rising tempera- oe — wane — opie peste imneen, of 6200 Kenmore avenue,! mittee to canvass the city in the | tHe a a ee ee | By.the Associated Press. with 300 refused ard requests pert ' . HOt, the Project will be carried | would care for his brother's body.'ercetion of a reward fund. Suite were driven in automobiles +0. Be 30. mate: ahing: rhariee Stoheham. iad re out in the spring. baa | The body wll be sent here to- Total May Exceed $12,200. from the railway station to the} CHICAC pt. s r of the New York Giants, has eee ’ = oe xpected the total will ex- | Port, where they boarded a motor | ator Lowell B. Mason ef Oak Park | Rae set ntitse: ‘an opening address. Daughert sunrise (tomor- THEQRY THAT CONTINENTS ieee a cengene beat and were taken to the yacht, | was indicted by a Federal grand id the. presidential suite, ceed the sum of $12,200, which | a will ey conducted sepuraie- oe, a row), 9-96. @a John McGraw, Giant manager, Stage’ of the DRIFT APART T0 or TESTED 400 BELLEVILLE MINERS, IDLE Boges said was pledged Tuesday | # former Turkish vessel captured | jury today with Maj. Percy Owen, ie secn, ; - nS Mississippi, 24-3 itists at R G CK T0 WORK mormine: of which $12,000 was lespriny y a may | former State prohibition director of Just pees Williams took the | Graham McNanwe Coming. a. til of .2. Party of Scientists at San Diego to. A YEA ' 0 BA ‘for the capture of abductors or | Shortly afterward, Sir Austen, ‘Tnois, and others on a charge of tand, Jud Mack ruled that Wii- /Graham McNamee of New York, ae tomor- Start Compiling Radio ‘ . a ir; | Who had arrived last evening onj|y ibiti law. The|"*" P_sse we ; iimoes radi nouncer of sport Arkansas: Tonight and tomo ition Four hundred miners, idle for | murderers in the event the pair thé yacht Dolphin a . Violating the proh rn i A i) | Hames had not been shown to have Pmmous radio announcer of § : ; ss loudy; gs. ; yor ere ki slain. | bai Sx , Went on a ten- | Senator was renominated in ADF Maz events, who will be heard over. dented part; crouds - aay Br the Associated Press. | more than wae dase returned to work | ¥ he Bidnaped hes ow d clew ,der with his suite and was taken iby the Republicans of the Twenty- bane in 1921 guilty knowledge of th ti. teeadcasting station of | ®°°*er 12 north tomorro® SAN DIEGO, Cal.. Sept. 30.—a |i" Belleville and vicinity yesterday. |; Of the many theorics and Cie ito the Giuliana, escorted by. the | third District alleged corrupt agreement of static of} ail Et ay ve at ee eo ee ied Me ¢ , which have come in during the, et - sieacl e D hert lle ® Gera the Pos: ee NTH’ RAINFALL DOUBLE .| party of scientists assembled here . ens ee coma. soll me : : 0 h sua ie wad - , Heitmeyer, night watchman at the - a Ae tapggnay Se ee Seseetong: “ang ed a co-conspirator as the Govurh- rad a ill or against the Wegener mr thas | tnat 350 men resumed work in the it . , | he first Iili Con- quarters for the series, will) eae Re C th egener theory that {~~ : ‘. City Hall in St. Louis. An hour the sun shone brightly. The old | son Huck, was the first nois U9 ment had alleged, but testimony Fe a ve Kenesaw Mountain Landis,|y, seven iain Weday -26 Inches the continents are drifting apart. | Shiloh tine of the Southern Coal ; oe C mae lial Miss Stubbs left; Medici docks were filled with | gresswoman. She was elected it) carding Sten wend remain in the wish commissioner of baseball, | Fell; 4:50 Inches in Last Radio observations will be taken |* Mining Co., and 50 in the B. B. | after -otw. nar a spectators who shouted enthusi- | 1922 to Congress to fill the unex- |record on another ground. the girl's home in Granite City Uwho ty will : _* at a numbe ’ stati Mine of the Victoria “oal Co. ‘ ally pi oT f he te father. . 3 se par y ill occupy eight | Week. iber of stations through- | | “s , a young pair appeared at the City astically. pired term of her la fat It had been objected by counsel ™ tooms: President John Hevydler of | 3 out the world at stated intervals The B. B. Mine will supply local Premier Mussolini in a gray! Maj. Owen and the others, CK | . : | With the heaviest rainfall of the | rat ‘a.4 Hall here and were met by Heit- | EUS | : for Daugherty and Miller that i+ the National League, four rooms, | os ‘ during October and November. | demands and the Shiloh mine will morning suit and attended by Sig- | cept Mason, were indicted nearly | ‘timony regarding conversations be a ae epnson of the | regen ae ate a ee Whink the These readings will be compared Ship. Secretary Mason says other anlage ) tz he back-| mor Grandi, under secretary for two years ago for the alleged 1l-|jiyeen Merton and Williams wero ijet-up, indications weer a ie 14 16 iri staye iT tl acne | : f e f — . - ° vs 7 . : ’ | I wit! The 6 foreign affairs, reccived Sis Austen | egal disposal of 500,000 gallons %f | 144 aamissable unless it were shown American League, five rooms. This ) another set to be made several] mines may resume work soon. At tel also will house about 75 Fast- j . " 9 . ; . " . if io ‘total fall for the month would sur- ,.. ‘ . ‘ : und. but the boy was identified ‘ aor ‘ time 1 r ar years hence. least 6000 miners in St. Clair Coun- ; BrOUP lat the gangway. They clasped | Sacramental wine in connection i'that he was a co-conspirator. ’ n om Ber cvqnnenase temas 35 er ape say Pern baseball writers. Judge George | . i owner of the Tulsa Western | at oo Sey me ace _ Associated with him are c ‘ol. PRICES PAID 70 FARMERS DROP |and when the boy replied armen |of their suiges, eo retired for | former State Director, the new fn- sear mss ad aoa ae % e team, who requested 25' month was 6.94 inches, 1,36 incheS Chartes Mailies of France and sev tively, he gave him a card a —tvate converention: | dictment names Ralph W. stove, they were paid in goed faith. é. Sema had to be content with five. | having been “recorded on the! orai others The United ain 34 Pct. Above Pre-War Level Sept. 4,2 name ahd address of G. H. P —— |former acting prohibition director wie eH na — in annie “ ? Hotel Chase has accepted 100 | Weather Bureau gauge since 7 4.| Coast Guard and Ceeienie ie 15, Against 44 Year Ago. | Ruedi. marriage license clerk. “You | Rome Paper Thinks Talk Is on: ‘here; Albert E. Bennett gnd Ber- justi ae Sa en ; Weservations. bu* was refused more |™. today. Since the period of daily | with special stations at sheimabiane WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.—The_ can get him at his home if you | Mediterranean Policies. ‘nard R. Rumps, former prohibition ioe © eee mre Sit its i than that many. William L. Veeck, showers began a week ago today.) ang Manila. also will onalen obese. general level of prices paid _ to! want a license,’""’ Heitmeyer said. | By the Associates yvems. vs agents under Owen: Harry R. spiracy charge could be pS i Chicago Cub owner, will be there. | 4.50 inches have been measured. ee testi egg i mgs vd One Balked, Watchnfan a PR renter Pgs oo tis ag Re a George R. Bruce and Louis gardless of whether Merton's ‘ . ; Average September precipitation iia easiias aaa | per cent above the pre-war level | According to the watchman, the | ~ . be elson. ? | Yanks at Buckingham. here is 3.20 inches, with a high rec- | YOUNG KAHN'S NIGHT CLUB on Sept. 15, and 1 per cent higher blow wean back and talked to the | bowen ee ce ie ta ee Some of the charges are that claims meant oF tien : y The Buckingham Hotel’ will + th A 15. The D oO ts _ op one ager aon eons year it was 4.59, in 1921 it was 5.60, T0 HAVE MIRROR DANCE FLOOR of a in — —— + sail yore acesn’t care to do that,’ . | quested that he come to Italy for @) wine for which he received $80.000 weg sw ena i ae he bnex ae9 of its followers, including New " > : ene ST Si ort to y gays that in e _ om Daugh od kK baseball > ea Witbert Rob- and in 1979 i was 6.19. Glass Table Tops to Cover Illumi- ep mest ne gi. Slacanainee’ he explained. ne ty. who committed suicide, he waa | 8. i nated Goldfish Bowls in ale. | Se SeepeeeE came were rece” pomtive that he had never seen hin and knew “absolutely” that Smith my owner and manager of the BOXER HELD FOR FATAL ‘KAYO’ New en : all crops were lower, but they were! 2+ :ne Coudy home last night. One | talk. from Schlau, said Assistant District While no statement was forth- Attorney Leo Klieitn The new in- coming in advance, it was reported | ajntment also alleges 58 overt acts that the entire field of*British and ea wernt ano enee erooklyn Club, will be there, and aie | Special to the Post-Dispatch. | offset by higher ptices for meat] \, as from a De Soto, Mo., man who | ratien relations would be dis-| woe ee: did not intréduce Merton to hin pealter McNichols. part owner of | By the Associated Press. } NEW YORK. Sept. 30 j} animals, dairy and poultry prod-| aw a pair answering the | ° One allegation was that Stone on to him. ; , : NE J . Sept. 30.—Roger said he saw a pal ‘ : ’ cussed. La Tribuna expresses the} _., 4, Mason May ¥. 1924 jn the’ He could not recall Merton’s firat Cleveland Club, which fought NEW YORK, Sept. eae | Wolff Kahn, jazz band leader and | ucts. A year ago, the gefferal price | description of Coudy and Miss ‘opinion that the meeting will lead | Yankees into the stretch. May- | that his knockout punch ha Like son of Otto H. Kahn, banker. is to | level was 44 per cent above the | cupbs board a ‘train at Pacific |t,) an exchange of views on the) — | former's office and turned ov-r to! viest to the Alien Property Custas | Mason a list of names of dealers to | 2'@"'s Office in regard to filing ths - nal ° 7 . ¥ sr Lt ci 4 . : - - r j ¢ ~ » ~ | : € oe gee A atte tte a tak wee te man, | open a night club Nov. 1 with a/| PT* war gaee. a ‘alighting at Sullivan, Mo Pontes | strengthening of mutual policies in| whom wine was later delivered | claims. ® , : Je as ‘E % i! e » | i a) ¢ . - i eee “ Daas ‘ - , : ’ - |} ay . > . ' wine ie ‘ te ota ees the Yankees. Jacob -ciu KE | ie ak eet mirror dance floor. The place wi] | Duels Photographed for Press. | at Sullivan have been pcetenlinns soot | the Mediterranean. The paper also One transaction alleged wit Sc Asked if he knew Daugherty, ‘ ail y f te i r ; ; > « ’ ’ ‘ ‘ r . ; ry ; } ‘ — ; 0 | ” ‘ ope It is ae sae “sa at home today on a technical charge | ine. dance reer, it is explained, ' photographers cameras mingles | been learned. The other + ap be pate ose pesegs mes grrr ep cages Owen on that date but saw him in court today for (he ankees who will have in- | of homicide. a mirror, with trick lighting! with the clash of swords when! similar, from Vandalia, ind reference to the socarn aren The authorities said that a con. | frst time. Giornale D'Italtia says that the meeting undoubtedly will tnerease: fidual rooms are Manager Hug- His opponent, Joseph Gerrity, | to give novel effects. Each table! fashionable duels are fought in| was dismissed on investigation. Pitcher Bob Shawkey and | ggeq 18, had been floored in the| Will have a glass top and the body Italy nowadays. A recent encoun- | Fears of Foul Play. ed wine dealer, * | , ; | wi its | lonz int ; , ‘.. (Babe) Ruth, who has been | pourth round of an amateur con- | of the table a large bow] in which! ter between two leading lights of | With the search running — | a esaee iad ceik Sie oe | ly a year by the intelligence unit of | had confidence in Morton and be- ne — Sem his customary two-room test. When he could not be re- will be goldfish. 'the literary world changed the/| fifth day, citizens of Granite om iene the Internal Revenue Bureau here _Meved what Merton told him. At Bu te to room with bath. vived by ordinary methods he wat Rene Racover, who ran the Cafe /Mmany century-old tradition ef |are more and more turning to the Meeting Requested by Italian Pre- led ¢6 the meu ey ese | thie time Wititame testified. tie - : . % > ~ " > , , a“ i = 2 “-e 3 =. om oe _ Special to the Post-Dispatch ‘ity Frank PALM BEACH, Fld. Sept. 30..~ | Was this your duty?” “It wap day ; | Sen alle iain Beiter. DIRECT FROM FIELD COLUMBIA, Mo., Sept. 30.—A {/Granite City newspaper man, 7 | Deaths from the tropical! hurri not only my guty but we wers ‘ Mayor Miller has 10 sien ‘eras ine entices peries of games | 60-foot weet bridge spanning the . {jan English ee ie = 4 rhs? FLIES 312 MILES IN 2 HOUR | which swept over the east coast of | under pales see Ps from Miller red at the Hotel Mayfair, where || ia tee ee Card- Hinkson Creek on the eastern limits | | ‘| versity of Illinois. _ — "| Navy Pilot Claims Record From | Florida, totaled approximately 400, | help all claimants all we could” maries Comiskey, owner of the | i we pata the ; ea York - this city, on the State highway . (| erous enmities by ata Aison | New York to Hampton Koads. | There were 250060 injured. $606 seri. | “Did you ever talk to Miller Micago White Sox and member of ~~ ES apg ‘ne seatiin cies detour on Highway No. 40, went | Where Are Toda rs ) came oF oa poccpieat of | By the Associated Press. ously, according to figures an-|#>OUt these claims of Merton'st” ; P team which gave St. Louis its | - h eeniaiail ae we | out this morning. Traffic from St y | | County. He is &@ young WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.—Lieut | Hounced by Dr. Willlam Redden, |“! talked with Miller once infos- ba championship, Louis is using several adjacent Best Automobile director of Red Cross medica! re- | ™@lly. Miller introduced Merten to (A FELLOW ta a MARRY A ’ \ TERRIBLE FISH about the same build. complexion pennant and ‘. | A a- | | ¥§ pionship. also a ‘in ooh Pengeorsroe et tee fe || roads into the city. Traffic to Kan- 3 * and general we : wissen 8 Frank apt i me Il, navy air pilot! jeg me and we discussed the claims ia- Louis firms have inves ahh einen 3 || sas City is detouring three and one- | ( Offers’ drivés a Chevrole up gg lon duty at the Bureat of Aeronaut- ' In making public the figures. formally then, but he gave me no in- Sach for customers and one cei of the frat con- | half miles east of Columbia, over a i? Today Sito Coudy's misene no ge ane 'fes, cla‘ms the record flight (rom Redden said they represented as *Tuctions about the claims | ‘ken over the banquet room!! test from New York. next Sat | mud road, south one mile, and west |; *° I me every day the moe ({j was seen. frequen*ly with a Fa "|New York to Hampton Roads in| near an approximation as could be | the usual orders. ‘I did not talk po Wnich -5 cots will be placed.|| urday, will begin prior to i2:30, ||°°= another om FOOe, apent Ewe: a, gr oe oP yg sage a ;paeene ed wae lye ge the | ee: Sa: ae one-one to land-| made, as no finai figures could be | with Miller again én this subject hote}’. reservations total 450. | st Louis time. The Sunday ae tet hie © ats- i D ae ch ee janet sat Soe gre dy may beget He made the trip Tuesday in| obtained at this time. The esti. Until after Merton had gone back Wittern Union wil acto | ag 1. acheduled to start at tance of about four miles, and into! ? ispatcn. | theorists soc that + ear fied automobile advertisements 5 no threats 10 bs BALLERS EPS | The air line distance ie 312 miles | py ene associated Prees. through the Alien Property Custe- R., will be at the Missour' || preliminary descriptions of what Louis had just anes over the > ~6tthan all «the other St. Louis Of the series umpires, will be || in the eranertance. ‘ acne $3 Soak dn demon ae "lo ') Many of the most attrachve tremors in the Sopron district of Mrs. Wrison in Constantin ple. divorce from her husband here be- being lost. ered. The Marquette will ——— roe gl Apecrmeery il end of ‘tea bridge with the rock |) offers appear only in the | west ainaney were registered on| CONSTANTINOPLE,-Gept. 30. —-| cause of his uncontrollable passion The checks oat og a ys Ha848 350 fans and two series um- ee wee Seay wet orone- ee : 4 ? the seismograph here yesterday. Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, accom-/|for checkers. Her bill alleged that | 779-97 were issued » Hank O'Day and Tom Con- - delegation from Toronto | Graham McNamee is to be the }/of shape. The Hinkson Creek is}? ——— Se _wuerts The announcer. almost bank high and continues to wmued on Page 2, ¢ column . Ji rise. 7 — ee ; . ‘ : ( | east these play-by-play descrip- abutment went into the creek, |> > ca ts . ; Miller 26. 1921 . . eeries ‘itwisting the steel frame ut ; lane inhabitants in many localities | panied by her secretary, ie here| his love of the game had caused Sept. . ~~ | | tioms of the entire series. (twisting the steel frame work ou POST-DISPATCH Q a reported to have left their | sightseeing Last night she was en- | him to abandon his cleaning and have been delivered to Merten St. Lous’ One Big Automobile Medium > The damage is believed to| tertained at dinner ip the United | Pressing business so that she had to New York the next day by po be slight. eae States embassy. do all of the work. Continued om Page 2, ( homes. Ri a iad eee sf Y : . ie Mets Pea sae, Jet > Lita iti lilies 1 te nia AER Sit pe this dlbe eaine tclethpen sips a east ait me ria pretty & oghrt 7 ; ar “ER <5 — Fe DP MPTASORTOS catego oe cee es