St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 8, 1927

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vee ieee AAA 8 goo AO SENG A OP AES eaeret - . «se eet gol oe ear at wet anen wile —s oo8 , " . . ~ 4q sUPREMACY—RESULTS! | COM! g| 1 910,768 ROST.DISP ATCH in 19260 - = moe f 304,668 MORE than tn a the other St. e E D I TT I O N - ane - anes ad RO See Oe Se eonae~ ssa pL. 79. NO 154, ST. LOUIS, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 8, 192744 PAGES. | PRICE 2 CENTS OE way enn ee tems ot le diy Bie sweeten WB 0 . - a nuts TOF GLASS myresen oe DAUGHERTY TAL. “ MAKERS Shots Then John Voll- | oonage wou Bey Sa @ CANGl- | aie | the ar ial a dae tee el Representative McDaniel | ae ae. oo : : PE That They Had Hurried ’ : | date for another term. | mn Sane | plane's radiator, but this soon gave| ” : | ‘ FF i ta r Jurist’s H man and “Curly” Brown | By the Associated Press | out. By Friday their condition was B , J “{fep Citv C ne : Bt : ca Ps Dre os * : : ¥ e | rom urls 3 ome. TEXAS REPRESENTATIVE NEW YORK, Feb. 8.—The first | desperate ana they took gasoline)? “lM velterson City Correspond.- | CS oe tee = poe a ia Returned to the Car. | ‘of the 88 witnesses expected to tes- | "0m the tanks and set fire to a saaeraeanie yn aa eg | : apie et , Bice, eae | EXPEL LED ON BRIBE CHARGE | ve ; | mango tree to attract rescuers. : “SON C » Feb. 8.—| | ; aa ft ™ | he foe t HE WAS AT MEXICO ENE See an | Ufy against Harry M. Daugherty, | 'Debate on engrossment of the! £s f 3 = > oui : r | former Attorney-General, and CREATOR 0} OF MUTT AND JEFF }antievolution bill, designed to make | £ ay pp; Qh a8 ot F ey AT TENDING FUNERAL BESET ES PAS, Re aha te ren ss ent , els Ss. bre Ken " : A iragniens _ a Dahle | of Bonham Ousted rf a, s . - oe Lrom Seat by State House Vote | haces Ah Miller, former Alien MUST PAY Y $26, 000 ALIMONY | Missouri secure for fundamental. | the side o ic lonely St. t.oul of 133 to 4. | Property Custodian, took the stand | ‘ists, opened this afternoon in the; Statutor Offen: Larcen shot to death. caused the ar- | By the Associated Press. | this afternoon. tees “ re ae, i. ormer | House of Representatives before a’ # | is , ee | y a Core- | charged with bribe-taking, was ex-|banking and brokerage house, tes- | NEW YORK, Feb. 8.—Mrs. Aedi-/|the House. | ee oe : yee ‘ Against Men iberat ’ c, 3. : : ~ oe e ‘ se Boe , : : on a, “4 bs 4 *4 ‘ 3 ; ; a. eid. eave pelled fromm the Texas House of | tified he delivered to Richard Mer- | ta 8. Fisher, the former Countess The hope of the joint authors, | Biss $ a oe of aS 7 During His Absence ’ , yCa’rs ‘UU, Says > e > N + e Srijcc 3e; . "AS ror > = ‘ ; ee ft Se eae “ Res BBY SS Se + ten, agent of the Societe Suisse. de eaumont, was awarded ali-| Representatives Sam D. MacDan-) : % 3 * > $ | a oe ee ? nd Blair were Nepresentatives late today by vote, car be-|of 133 to 4. Action on the case of ee eeneon A ey a E vw road where Ileward bBlalt SON Toler: sts to- | mony Of $26,000 vear today fron . hits ae oe = 0p sy = Harry C 7 Ii her “a she pin ys lel of McDonald County and Charles : er ae : Sel Se ye ai er, 1921, Liberty s, later arry C. Fisher, better k mm as! ' : = £ 2 : m5. : BRN: a rdav. and ! Representative H. H, Moore, jointly " $s is fescue ter inch on : C. Jackson of Oregon County, that Sh Sa : oh ” exe % = Beh B29 Bees Twenty defendants went fre2 on cf Bye : “|traced to the accounts of Miller, | “Bud” Fisher, creator of the comic . ' ss ge SE ee = Be Soy | : , 7ree cCnaryes Wi } } a f unaer L . - , poy et a ing erry a Me good-sized bit of glass in| The body of one man was found| !can Metals Co., seized as enemy- p : galling gen on on cove’ 8 | stituents to support the bill and . i Se eee ae pe no sel gy rth he: ar ag BPOCK et. ‘seated on a chair with that of| ned Property during the war. " was AU Ole Ser reou were confident the bill sould be 2 Se | 3 pee Ere wale {n6 Oe ee inquiry from relatives at] one of the women on his lap, her| Juror Defendant tn Tax Case A. J, MICHENER APPOINTED ee Oe ee ee oh. ; ae eful check lge I re home, 6208 Idaho avenue, | lifele ss arm about his neck. The | Discovery that a juror was — rn 'the House calendar for final pas- | ; ne ke Vo eal wrt a - eigen ~ pe e se wer tearnd that Blair had hired | body of the second woman was) @¢? Summons delayed the opening | TEM: OP ARY POSTMASTER | wage. : ays brandpheaetarnyghe—Boartirn oo — : of the trialetoday. Arthur Zinn, oe Anti-Modernist Vaccine. g a38 ena’ 56 eee ie eee eee New Names Him for Position After | when the Grand Lodge went into cereino ila: session prior ‘to the funeral of A. 8S. Houston, past, grand tiuster of the Masonic Gravois | way. ; , bearing Judge I|ttner’s signature Deputy Sheriff A. J. Fassler, who have been asphyxiated, were found Mio the place a! Giair’s in a cottage on East Fifth street been found : ne creek, by police when they smashed open fre tracks and the broken the door today. , and Deputy Constable Wil- | Pelee went to the address when ‘Sy rea > . car Trom Yilo south | rec lining upon a couch and that of hat he non | ce -etir erchant, was take j 2sent ' e bi ro- that he had been |a fourth victim lay upon the floor, | Tetired merchant taken into} In its present form th jill pro . . i ; ; “ i ot "le . . : ‘ » / . . . ‘oe had been out glasses bearing the odor of liquor United States District Attorney \ Recommend paren reslure “OF the Sescners career ceneuneeas an . are e> | ‘Nnener : »)) TT . . r Buckner and counsel for the de- . J. Michener, superintendent of | 9¢ any teacher in a school sun- NE founu the mia-|.- $.en° ' . : / , : - a-!and two quart bottles close to the: ~ , bia Centenl Station é ae : a vs Pree kee ae a ior rt present at th.» opening of this ir window out, | j,oqi, . sini , Sia = aa ee with cit ohana — ik tha poten | tO ee summons ies - non. | Federal ay a al tad p- jtion, who teaches any theory BISHOP PASCUAL DIAZ, driven from Mexico by the Anti-Cath- eeting, Judie tttnée” mult. bees oo ne oe ane they had known the identity of two Piper sas geet pest bags a idle ae patie aaeihit a per ieiatraae tel 2 Reo: descended olic regulations. dons full vestments and hoids service in St. icft St. Louls not jatet than See and at the cc beer the Wines 22 sae ea ete taen a gee eanam tau icing Mamita. Zinn inthe ha his| VOuls Alt, who died Saturday, is | Numerous protests have been re- | Fee, See ge. ose Pap ert me et en oe ee : Crs. ‘ " "ae . 1, + choseh, ieeived by the authors from educa- | would have Bed be nn for 1EReR- " fad heen fitted in with | seat in the jury box with the other | | bits. : chy ce Se is a The appointment wi: ade ] ' eon in Mexico, as the trip to that ‘S Tound in a corner at the GIVES $| 000 000 T CHARITY jurors, No announcement regard- | Post a ee va 6 wee made by tors in Missouri objecting to the COLD WAVE TONIGHT citv. a- ma ter of 199 Mp ; atone . ' ' 0 ing his status was made, iotees He mre nena oe gg ie | bill, but they assert they have re- IT TE PERAT RE nd 1 a road fh mires. Sse mio pret ens lh ailea Seve Pre eal }Ommendation o rr. de > Clem-! ceive rreate the 3 = eK - d ad, gy! § ,le s: 1." = . : > Sl: , lin: f ceived a reater nuniber of mes Ww H VM U . Vasile sald Texas Man Creates “Pilgrim Foun- Che usual preliminary motions - 3 | ‘Fours at a minimum. The :ere- ' ; ents, Republican National Commit-!cages fr all section f rural to mv moth- | ‘ ” for dismissal] ‘having been denied. : / Sages irom. a secuionS Of rurei | ; dation in Massachusetts, ems els = ho an Ee : , F T monics here were n . f ) | By th ; Assoclated mis es iby Judge Knox. Buckner began jteeman from Missouri; Congress- |Missouri, urging passage of the O ABOU 10 ABOVE > p. m.. so J di rH webs. " “ee - Other Says, “Per , , | . ne cach 4 ; eae men Dyer and Newton, former! measure po ee ewe? ie ee MEY, WW the TProth.” BROCKTON. Mase Tab g his opening address, hie é, | Micasure. ’ 7 s ave , , = “, Mass., Feb. 8.— Mayor “Kiel, chairman of the Re-| “Physicians immediately begin . ves moe at K: A. b ’ . baa ge returned to St. Louis before ' + is laken ta : Po Pa . > > ‘ 2 Vers Let , . te to hi home at Edgar B. Davis of Luling, Tex., Prior to be ing sworn, each of ‘publican State Com it rar . ; epee P . p. m. at the earliest. I ft } in: rn! ieee. 4 eo. had. state Omimitee; and Ol- vaccinating when an epidemi«s; ¢ Res cake ian kacs siensinmedatanll ' county, |former resident of this city, has/ the jurors was asked if he ha T OR iad gl 4 ; ; ; - Charges anc Bondsmen ‘ Fro ric j 4 4 ’ aC ‘ y . " ' - - ; y © ? ¢ ’ ; i e Ba . i+ ‘ ° | Sith Bank a check for $1,000,009 to eg : Se TES Michener has been in the postal | spread of this modernism," We ed sggeaugiee: * ‘he le Fires at Me perporeS: ee ae At y THE T) itee PaiS- the credit of he Pilgrim Founda. ’ had. The (sovernment attached ; ae — A Postal I © ‘ ‘ — ° a. . . . 4 : . ~we \\ hen | ¢ Ires at en me is as follows: Oe a ; 4 6 es , oy _ ot ia service for 2o vears. It was take! Sc ~ I ear, | a. ™ . = : - “a st Ois Creek and had | tion, a Charitable and educationa!] | ™ucn Importance to this, as iu ' is taken nators on Hand to Hear Y a . ; ; Re d a +] cs ilar (:_eorge Bernard 1] Beesi a ’ for granted by Dyer and Newte The Sen: ‘recessed this after- cone Pai =" oH hice Alin IS Cliadi, ~ ard are essie Hill, ¥ 6) fon ] which he has created i Was felt a rHNeN her of Buckner S an) d : I aij ‘ WLOT) ] lé penate recesse: this ait I Steir 2} % Si ‘ ‘ “& g° HK) : ’ ‘ a, 2 tle a . « , oie “4 ex — ee . ; ; sa) ' y: euch, arrest ‘ir ist : . way!] Last summer Davis. a wealthy | Staff said, that difficulty over in- that Michener would seek the per-| noon and @rtually all of the sen-| " a : w ed Mirst District mae ee wast & C Ji Ss, ree ier , ‘ eit 7 ' ie P ~ , PS athe a . _ ‘ gE. of, released ent ay ,eCOrTzg Vollman and oil operator endowed a similar | come tax might prejudice a juror manent appointment. In postal ex- | ators occupied seats in the House. Otficial hore Sneciai to the Post Disnatch Apes ume day, George pied a , 4 U4 ‘ } { S Ahic : iat incite : in . P : P : " ; . " . . | rre . qe 4 ° . ; ‘ 4 ‘ . a %. ’ ned him not to tell. /foundation in Texas, The purpose | against the Government aminations the incumbent is given The House adopted a commit- cast Cop &. sae LOS ANGELES, (al, 7 . of sivas * 1 ae lt r XS, jf 3 | se * ; ch Meningaacn, wiht a ; eo oheat . mercer Statwu rv ife : “eet the same.” ' hodiin 4 1, , ‘as preference over other candidates, | tee amendment that put the bill BLANK BOND | and vicinity: i The murder of a prominent eee. 0 t ory olfense, the same, lie j}of the two funds is to provide edii- | Buckner, Opens Case. : ' e EN ? " | . vical Clarence Miiler, Robert Wet j - . ‘ 4 j . ‘ . . ‘ . ‘ . ; ; ‘ ; ‘ ; , . os brown to a down leationa!l facilities for needy per : An easel, bearing graphs and cepublican politicians are dis- | in its present form by climinat- BETWe arly cloud) ind club man. shot to death é j Me} ae et esa i ‘ - ‘ } ‘ Lé q* J ¢ Vv +. Ps ; ‘ ‘ ; lee mam i € Abs i . ae ‘ : i Q : ; . . . ‘ ("i Saale eB | ; ‘ t’*« ti . oun i Cc hal j i f . ? iu and that, rid.ng on!sons especially orphans: and “for; Charts. was used by Buckner in jcussing as possibilities for the | ing references to th: » that FRIENDS ¢ tonight and te fense of his cellar of preprohibition | . beers dade 7 nape d | our rt John Brown discarded | On au Seg teaeiggpeaie J, append ; hi sient idrexe \ he nOrrow, a | | Son. arrested Aug. 29, Central Dia- ‘ __ ¥e yy ¢% " mm 4 , P e¢ . » » oo 11s reN } yy i . cg P , ‘ ; . ‘ or ; ? ’ 7 a » rVoe ’ a. th iistory of the Merton cold wave ig. Pable among the tveul hier resi bling, released $200 eneh: bonds- ) . r : " ’ ‘ " t} , 4 : ‘ night and a tem. Gents 0! this city and the moving | man. John W. Carmieat. ? ; W. Auel, bondsman; charged gue- ——eeenre or. ke hn se: o~ @ 4 - - - ~ - _~ ~ SLL NG NS A OR A EN EN AN itt St NE AORN Ce CE OC EIN TN. were we ree > _ : mov wy — . . . — _ a .~ oe . { — - , . . . ra = o a en _ ~- a , vace, Which pays $8000 a yvear.| were contained in the original | (*haries liertenstein, Martin J. bill, scherer, Joseph J. Hauser and Pro- C. PF. Turley of Carter Count! Hs revolver, one |distress without distinctions of | sketched emMaring, “There's an- | race. party, sex or creed.” | family of KFrankfort-on-the-Main ra j PUY of ee ‘ : . ‘ . ee see le ‘-, “FA __ ? a er . ‘ , ‘ li ‘ ‘ : ’ : ligne t | - BONe. ' showing how they founded “me | bat erk George Brand, offered an amendment that 1 neat Na picture colony in Holltwood, “Jack” Th: | ' acti wail f YoU Way . ' :; } ' yin perature ol about JA Ch vuatben, Jolin Patlerson ; ‘ j broke r. liviryw a be rutiful home oe — - aos ; cs ' ‘ é: te mee ~~ gene uemeer . a Sa renee | 2cro, , were il, € ested AUR. cy, entra 1 9- 023 South Broadway, | Princess on Way to Wed Colonel, tallbank and the American Meta’ ON SOUTHEASTE eer viele he ee Fale Missouri: Most- | 00 Bonnie Brae avenue, had been | trict, charge suspected of ‘gam ‘ . JLISSO : Most- ' ’ ret, aige stispecter } ATi} wht in Caron. | Now Mechanic in Detroit. 1 Co.. Dausherty, his coat collar | RN RAILROADS and still held to the beliefs of | few ts foir fonizht Warned. several times that lis home pling: bonds S200 ‘hh, she Y his address as Pe Sercentes Freee | turned up, sat hune ed in his 100 years ago that the world : ee | ’ Al el te eicciied tk Manuel a m . - - each, gre ry , 7 . heed ers . > . + ‘ . . : c : . - ‘ ’ ial ; > mds : , . set = : . Y itl . . Ci " f 20. Of 9201 | SAN BPRANCISCO, Feb o— | chair, squinting from beneath a Lines and Workers Agree on Ad- at. His amendment was rule: ihn ) cries PUwW. eine ako acai : | Curtutcul as above on : ) . : . 5 :* r ; ‘ ‘ ‘— _ - ‘ : . . . j rEtda } > ‘ , ' ‘ i; Ped NOTE 7% ah , Princess Anatoliesna IXropatkin, | spectacle case he held above his vance of «fy Per Cent on out of order amid cheers of spec- | apis nie si ote Luther Green tuughed at the S : et j ener ‘ ‘ ‘ . ata ’ ’ of im ii . “i Z Pri = ¢ i} aver. wae sacivebint widow of the Russi..n General, eyes Basle Rates. tators in the galleries, tat col , egitim - . { Sst- ad " a L on one north and ; Nicholas ‘opatkKin lu "rive 1¢} f . " & cae ereat | Us the Associated Press, Phe bit Lafavette Park. & l — Ix pa ‘ , has arrived | Although flere wa hie as he ' l ea? | | : x portions 1 lurge Stippty of preprobibiti Dhyis strict. , for the tCore- = 1 , atin ‘o th here from Manchuria on her wavy | 4 crowd ns attended the ips tr} al. | ASTtiint, ren | ety \. Phe order anothe y AMmIewealwse we, Orrrer f . tulf Tt j . ‘ cvs | 1. rit +! @1,0n j } ! Ca TYIS: ( e e.3 real 5 wre , : a. + ES, : | | empera- ~ , ' vant ’ ai ' ease 7) I papine to Detroit. Mich., to marry Col. | (he courtroom was filled ond the | controversy between the Southeast. ; ed by C. C. Rens of St, Louts, pro- ; { to keep ne stringent a! Albert Hluber and ¢ ), a 3 : aioe i ia | 6 to t | iMmaer ring on Aug. ; Albert rr Nicholas Rybakoff, once of the entrance was becriezed by (hose railroads and their frainmen viding an additional penalty of A Wrieht : tr) effect in this State 1? : bondsme I } . " . S as - fv | 1) ‘ P : : " on 9 Verdict I ; : | rinces: . exited from Russia, has | them the atric: ; . | if | mae! ‘ if Ti} “dint le t forts of alt t. : ; a i lilinois: Mlostiv fail tonight and fjierhit. ate) oar if pistois and al $-00 €ucis; bondsnian, John WwW. ceturned, been teaching languages in Man-/ (Court. however. permitted Bucknet % hairmun Winslo® of the Govern- An amendment exempting from rifle the protection of hie’ Currmiecal | the act any text | ' i. . " af x nds wy ‘ in : : ; : ‘temperatures trom zero to 10 de- | Hiquors /Leslie ; and lelvin : WAS | fir 1? ‘ , e » ~ vy >» 9 : j ~ . ail ‘ p ia ‘ nore idee . - 2 » . iy? ‘ ‘ f ree were he ee rned, and | Rybakoff met the Princess while | $141,000 Honoririum, pand unions agreed to a new wage | books now in use In tie public portion Spies were sent into the green! Boyher, arrested Aug. 29, Seventh ' ‘ . ‘-) ree , niet : a : . : a ae . 7 . ’ 4 - , ’ 4 > held for the grand ishe was nursing in a hospital near Ruckner’s onening was a repel seule effective Fel. l, under which schools was offered by W. & "Te 10 to 15 . i — .4 £. ‘ - . . ail ‘ } han , , , , ‘ } ’ " ™ ~ . ' } t atid iroin 4 e! Uv | the Russian-Austrian front lle tien of that given at t first tria tne eI Iployes Wil reeeiyvye an ad- | Ww! hitecotton, of Monroe Count: above in the svuth portion: ecald examination. of ret 7 ‘mt. motor vehicie without a ticernse, i beans wary at Pa _ Brow nN, rsee r. { a¢ liice and too by ij J iii 2 Srautey ari of Ate 23. &a former minor urs Of lis trends, tik Speaker also ruled out ofl each, air Inquest today, and Pavne all re- acting on the ad- fr who said he repre- rie vield fo the robbers without HM ery Se ad sire duy on ‘uo bonds of Open romorrow. cold wave tonight with (Ty n — ly verdict of death by ehuria ‘ isco then) ;ment Mediatio Roard | ic} the provisions of a C ad. to continue to us ney i 14 UlOnN Ourd, the rouds! *! | JUS C grees above tn the norta °°) deyrees | home: Or ans pretenses—the District, charged with operating tried in Clayton,|had been wounded He proposed He alleged that Merton, scion QOfivance of Tig per cent on the exist- dont care whether people are i} south s by plom 1 pen ri released same duy on bond of $200 ’ . - , . a Hs ti 1? rita nF a } . — the murder of | ito her after her husband had been the Merton. came to the Unit2?/)ing basic wage rates. | | r.uadol } o _ = Pay } . ree 5 ¥ ; - lolph Hartung, shot /killed in Petrograd in 1919, and i States ; and negotiated with Phe settlement involves vo y .| long as they don't attempt to pre- , : mee again : rie ty sreat ° ‘ tat s§ In ‘ ' any 1) + oad A " r " ‘ oudy in) , wut : hound : . “9 » ee Bsus ; : ae + Arkansas: Tonight pa col Oty aR. .' RS Fes tala set ™ in the | hoth Rvbakoff and the Princess, — a operating al of the NAiliesle oie lect their opinions on tne White- ; ; D ae — ; \1 (ireen , neioh] orhood a , . eye Coetiaued eile Pare Column +. ei . vine! re asi ad. ISSipp} & 1d ory me , =o ole Sl eolder freezing in st uth: eoid Wwive Reading ri hyde efudy. . Cither liomds Scrutinized, ' ' , ; ie worry - ere “+ j , b ( Svtyt ' eT ; cor} eH ‘ r AMmVare yi mii , ' ; : j ; ; : «¢" : and al e oe i Piva . ick +) nt osed lei ‘in nerth: tomorrow, partly cloudy; | heard noises In his cellar Grat burthe Cruliny Of bonds and @ 1 AVEC UI ' r:.4 ; . } ‘ . . Sere rer isi iil i ‘ li de ane ‘) a); hye 1? t 1) }) OvVes ' A 1 on nis Prop . hing the rifle ane rupnir 1” on to the (ary pia aor or t} ‘ if dates with ; " 4,.4# lf-de fense story feo, PPP PP ee 434,565.65 OOOO ero 40000 Fo 7 | _— : ‘ . , * rfPSTOCK Warnihnxys. rhe live diation) vVOard eEestinint ] i I jf is the monkey. | live —- m " ? i 7 ‘oe ‘ thy , . fo: r ‘ude lee ‘ SOULTRLAT Os Sunset 6:50: sunrise (tomorrow) i front poret he nree Of ru Vaee JLLHO|r BS Fepor ted Visits out I Hh, , halt « POPPA PEP PPP FFD FOOD : - ' hii ha ’ ““) +a. REAL > the jury di ii : . Te oe e fire ty »y* re on . » vs 4 Ae | ittal the increa would make the dis- | Question List Disappears. | 7-00 men toudine cases of wine and of town ive revealed Curious dia- er fomorrow in the east an: ( af ‘ee amentalists so ie , se nderni . ” fund | : portions te detective cuk peek r - . SI ed by Wiliam i Post, + % and one ONE me lon. Prosecuting At- , “elle riater dismissed . After his arrest for ‘ing, Circuit Judge Used to approve a Vollmap because the Se 4 ei hee ‘ ae ' ‘ 7 k NM arranged by “‘Jell; . ? ‘ ‘ » | ‘ " *? e e ‘Lr ew . " ff as f i l¢ : , ; . ~ . a tributi rT} 0} ‘ MOOT $2.500 000 addi- Jac ksSon urge d de i ¢ { wa ; Stage of tle Mississippi 14 4 VA iisSnKies into a big Louritigz i if Dhis repant ies I “ ] \ ve c ° j ‘1. ype? > * le . ’ ‘ \ f wofiin ° iB | tic ld I) Yares a a & lrie name nt de iaring - 4 rf , treet - rise of ! oroker began to fire upon the rob Ov Auz 21 and Sept ' Jude —————— -—_-___ - /tende ] WSse in the schools te wares! th ve ; . ' r NEW HAVIN. Conn. eb &. >. . : - : : all onres | wave of high ' is Ss Sappet a — @ tare ¢ list of questions lat gaisa py} ‘the crest of which its over Nion- ithe big car spe | away, l.ouls Masons The party lef? st . = from his desk. (tana and the Dakotas ‘he high | Green died before he could belt quis jy bus af 8:35 a m on Aug ' . Pa ; # : 7 , V . emergency clause. which would ore alt ~ f Th | : , “‘d ‘ )) R 1 arr Vink at 6 p ~ (T. each prom girl and her companion : Nansas City. Snow its falling In| murderers. Yet tt ige itt , make the bil effective as soon as a ica ' ") l. with Judg tiner ov of were “stamped” cae they arrived. * 7 7 exireme upper Mississippi Green was killed last Tuesday for 26 houry. sienetures rep- . ‘ . cv . ‘> ; . ' +? m . , ; oor ’ , “ri , Those leavine during the evening passed and aigned WHA SUT! a alle in the middie \Miiasissinp! night brut mothin:’ cre inetetel ' : : ta ennees i : ; : .7. atten f a ° “— 7. ta dere 5 sree payers re-enter the hal! ons by dis- | P Re pres ntative Hee g of St. ies he temperatures are mild flie newReniters mark, Continued on Page 2. Column 6. at ight toca) rains are falling. unt!! Inside Stories of the Gang War in Southern Illinois PLP LP PLP DI SS OD AD SE raat ae Participation bry unauthorized Persons in the promemande of the! 2ale junior class was pre ented Eighth of the Series cf Narratives by ‘Art’ Newman. Chiet Lieutenant oi Charlie Birger. (Page 23) ce a a a ee i a a How Woman’s Voice Trapped Sheltons 134,64 a ' t © 654,694 9% ot oP at aad nt x a a PP OP el lel oe pias wn this quest. ile salt fo explain the le! ilr’s pocket, fron: ’ ft Peru, Ind.. who wrote anner of a wife Hie said iarrted Bialt was Old. a; tn 4nd was formerty rm) "8 Cler} , Meas tnt bookkeeper rr Le} LG ke oh ore here ant stamps, which left a purple mark, were stationed at the entrance and * 3 a8 ur ; 4 P37; .* - FO ee oo oe eo ee oe oS 7 4 é ad ad of of ot a oe IF Fue Ph ab bok PPP Ths rect \ , : © -sos e S r 7 iw? CUSHNAALLS stil aT at