St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 10, 1927
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Bell oe tee PAGE UISIA AGA DEMAN OF NIE NATION TO PROTECT | CITIZENS ABROAD, Chief of Staff ae That Marshal Chang Has Or- dered Execution of Rus- sians, Held at Tsinan. | iv the Associated MOSCOW, viet Governiment demand Borodin, udviser three soviet urday on Lenina, The (Chinese terday of a previous Pekin authorities. _ Soviet nized that churian war lord “whe was report ed to have ordered the exec aftion couriers as spies, Raat existing government in kin and would be ing the Officials stated, measure would be neglected to ob- tain their Protection of Citizens. Officials said not believe of the operating of the would execution added without report. It was pointed out er Russian associated ment or to pretect foreign rig ht, move about their peaceful Dispatches frony Pekin last night | said that Pekin to the « the authorities (;en. Shantungese troops send therm aecizure Dispatches the Russians a quantity had been designed who iare erners, said to resis were sians attached, chang’s army. bxec italia of Runsians Is vracred. Ev the KIN, Mare hh Yu-ting, chief of Chang had not ordered the execu- | g: tion of the three Russian couriers | arrested Saturday. that the (gen. Chang-Tsung-chang, ported to Pekin that the three men were being guarded at Tsinan, were well treated. O'Malley Intervening in Behalf of Ry the Associated Press SHANGHAT, O'Malley, faires, is reported to be on the way | to Pekin attempt to inter- | cede in It is stated that O'Malley is acting) at the Michael Cantones The Northern army Pamfat Lenima to transport to centers to prevent Southern Nationalist The Pamiat Lenina was seized, the Northern Chinese plained, with tons MARIETTA, aversion to attending ascribed as the cide of Clyde junior body of the lad was Sand suape nd- ed from a rafter ee kear ofjhis home, ee cea EL MARCH 10; 192/_— —— ___ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Shot and Poisoned, Won't n't Stay Dead MERICALEADS. IN DEMOCRACY, SAYS KERENSKY. Russian Premier, Ousted by | Bolsheviki, Says Equality | of Opportunity Char- acterizes This Country. | RELEASE BORODIN Note Sent to Chinese Mis- sion in Moscow Also In-| sists That Captured So-| viet Agents Be Freed. | — of Kans lic healt bill passed Tuesday in the House of Representatives abolishing the $7000-a-year office of State Health Supervisor, now held by Dr. George A. Johns of other employes of State eleemosynary institutions. Dr. Breuer: for me to understand the action | provisional Government of Russia health Supervisot hospitals now held by George Johns for many years. The Missouri State Medical As- sociation worked and pleaded was overthrown : ; i | sheviki, believes it is impossible to | the democratic ideal any- where in the world under present | hospitals from politics and thus chance to get the Dest of care and treatment scjentific é cine could give them, and thus isolated remove them from being super- which you have in America, while not vet bringing the country to a ica favorably from European coun- | “We are witnessing in the world || the beginning of a real democracy America is furthest ahead. “An intensive economic , possible pow only under cap- | of Michael Borodin, tional reputation in his specialty the soviet vessel POT” and two of his owners, Bobby Genuiar (eft) ana J. “Carr POLSINE AND SHOT, DOG WON'T STAY DEAD the questions which —_* | JUDGE TO PASS ON PERTINENCY OF QUESTIONS reinforcement only political but eco- a eS Meaning of Bolshevism. said ey recog- “The world meaning of the bol- Continued from wanted to build democracy through the destruction | es competitive society there is! DAYLIGHT SAVING . decided by the Court in- , forced later to go back to the be- Doing as Well Couid Be Expected. is a good thing, for the dis- | — satisfied are the social evolution- ‘eo to this opinion, it means that the but sel emphasis he of progress. . > , After the last World | Were. the questions propound- there has arisen another new » hastened to expluin that as to fense has admitted t} :to accomplish . } , . ‘looking to international progress, America is the decisive factor and; Citing poisoned dog who hadn't much fur- ‘social evolution.”’ American people potentialities for political matur- | sioner Starkloff declared light saving was *beneficial “from He believed , wagging his tail, : Kerensky said a regime inspired | every physical angle.’ democracy would |opposition was larg ely a psycho- and related that last. his watch needed repair upon his arrival in an Eastern city the ('zar’s and was set by a jweler, he lived ht saving time for four his ideas of as different from the present | logical quirk, Hitz remained Russian dictatorship as the pro- | fall when pennies to buy America’s Creative Intensity. Pees . visional government was different quite so peppy ‘The working people in Russia under daylig the most oppressed peop'te world,” he added. “The American Public Health Children’s Joint Property Association has tabooed fumigation aia FOUR LIQUOR RUNNERS SHOT ‘in favor of fresh air and sunlight,’ ; ° " . i i ; 3 ‘ ; ee ee he si “We don’t fumigate any If vou gave himeg ‘to suffer the con- by adoption of “Bobby” Cramer, ‘ - af IETROIT, Mich., March valued at boats which had transported it across the Detroit River from Can-/let’s rehabilitate that fellow The policemen opened fire| was cooped up in the smog and iwhen the smygglers attempted to|smoke. Let's give him a fair chance | America the Decisive. Factor. for life in fresh air and sunlight.” \ Salary Grab Bill Denounced by — Medical Association Officers WoO medical men foremost in promoting the public health in Missouri, Dr. William H. Breuer of St. James, president of the Missouri State Medical Association, and Dr. Herman E. Pearse as City, chairman of the association’s committee on pub- h, today annbunced their opposition to the salary grav St. Louis, so as to divide his salary among The text of their statements, sent in response to a request by the Post-Dispatch follows “It is impossible and would be a great calamity and a black mark against the fair name of our State.”’ of the Missouri House of Repre- Dr. Pearse: “It is with re- sentatives in passing the bill to gret I learn of the passage of abolish the office of State a bill through the House that for the State abolishes the State Health Su- Dr. pervisor. This office is now held hy Dr. George Johns, a trained psychiatrist and a val- uable man. He co-ordinates State the work of the various State hospitals. He brings order and good work in the care of the insane. Without this _ office, medi- each State hospital becomes an unit and various are the methods of treatments em- a law to remove the the unfortunate insane @4 vised by persons appointed for ployed. He is a wonderful sav- political patronage.» The Legis- ing in expense and a great pow- lature of 1921 passed such a law er for good in hospital manage- and it has worked very admir- ment. The office should not be Dr. Johns is a man of na- abolished. The trained man now occupying it should be re- and has done much to better the tained. The action of the conditions in all the institutions House is, in my opinion, a step under his management. There backward. It takes us back to ean be no objections to the law the purely political use of the force because it places all ‘hospital. It specializes in po- hospitals under uniform man- litical jobs rather than scien- agement and this means. uni- tific treatment of the State’s form care and treatment of all charges. The Senate will do insane in the State. It would well to get the opinion of ex- certainly be a step backward .to perienced psychiatrists before the old political spoils system passing this bill."’ | FEDERAL INCOME TAX OFFICE |PAY RELIEF FOR 6 Rush of Those Who Have Not Measure Would Apore ecker today announced his offices | Relief for foure ' opened later than usual to accomo- priation from the States | date income taxpayers. The offices | Sive them a re 'will be open tomorrow until 9 p. | in salaries as memb isingle persons W hose net —— Thompson, State T |duripg 1926 was $1500 or more, by | ens and Attorney-Ge married persons whose net income Peed receive $250 a vear fi was $3500 or more and by all per- |}1 per cent for each month of de-| funds. | linquency. About 80,000 returns The regular general ¢ ‘are expected, of which one third! propriation of $2000 for sal have been received to date. the board members for ¢ lat ad filed by single persons having a net | other appropriation bill, ‘income of more than $1000 and Other methods of ine |married persons having a net in-|salaries of elective te |come of more than $2000. To ex-| have been utilized. pedite the filing of State incomy | of the State Board of tax returns, the City Assessor's Of-| who receive $5 for each é fice will be open tomorrow until 5 | board is recorded as |p. m., although other city offices | credited with pay for 17% will be closed for the primary | 1926. The members of ¢ (election. Returns mailed must be] of Equalization ar the. Our me | sworn to before a notary. ing on the Board ot Fund Come TAILOR WHOSE AUTO STRUCK | tecies es Instructed Verdict of Acquittal | 5 i, officials ae , MER. 5 5 chant tailor of 1378 Blackstone avenue, was acquitted of man- slaughter yesterday in an instruct- ed verdict ordered by Circuit Judge Pearcy at his trial in connection with the death of William Beavers, — ———— — ee ae ee en — -—~ - —_—— ee —— eee -__—_ —-—— | freedom of the individual? — | ORDINANCE UP TO “Yes, all freedom is relative, | anyway. I know that many good | ALDERMEN SOON ricans are dissatisfied with the | itions in America, and | conditio Continued from Page One. a cool growler, and the contributing cause | lc ramped ‘ ‘ ““Zy e ’ ‘ ; ) 7eT- . ea*ae . aware sing an are not ; | baseball and tennis facilities, sre é rO are ur- , ‘ rlie here, but that you are and figured that DY daylight ahead of any other country | Py . + ¢ > Lo y e | . i Europe. I have been all over | ball teams an_— afternoon six Eur big speak from compar- Reiss ROE : the Rope Sa a wees es ete :. | with facilities which now taKe care |of four. a time when the world is View of Health Commissioner. of world importance whether jat Koch in | days without knowing it. said. Two Detroit Policemen Capture 12) nore. because those two—the in Smuggling Gang. greatest disinfectant and the great- he Associated Press. est health producer in the world— patroimen 12, alleged bootleggers andj there. seized five trucks loaded with liquor |; “St. Louisans swallowed tons $42,000. Four of the men|soot last winter. If you ever viewed . shot. ithe lung of a St. Louisan and the The officers found the men had | lung of an outsider you wouldn't unloaded the whisky from | recognize them as the same organ. | o1 years old, of 906 Morgan street, who was struck by Gianfrancisco’s shal) be deemed gi automobile at Twenty-first street) 5.66 murder, was reported out. and Franklin avenue on Dee. 12. he said. ‘Now we ‘have to wait till we get home.’ | Richards was elected vice chair- _man, with Groose as secretary and eaying that america has | charles Scudder, investment bank- elements for rapid develop- er. ag/treasuter. Grosse said that along social ines than any | ine Munv Athletic Association was country, including Russia, I | by inadequacy ‘of park ‘Two of the State’s witnesses haa , : mittee. testified that Beavers, crossing the | The bill would enable t 4A ) F . " > , > | hind et 20 téet from the 4 corner, of a person lynched to aad walked into the side of Gianfran- to $5000 from the county tn cisco’s automobile. the lynching occurs, and ¥ which Judge Pearcy upheld, order- ing the acquittal verdict. ton Asa Gipson, 96 years old, was married ‘Tuesday night to Mrs. | Mary A. Hale, 71, a widow, at Be-/| of the session and cong vier, ANNOUNCES LONGER HOURS’ AND OTHER STATE Made Keturns Expected Up to for ge = Salaries @ Midnight Tuesday. ) Special to the pac ey Collector of Internal Revenue! "7. FFERSON Ci noe ©. “ah ® + the Federal Building wil) be |Clals in the form of a ‘of +. , Saturday until 5 p. m., Monday Board of Fund Comm 2 ee Federal returns must be filed by | }0ard are Gey. Baker, general revenue fund nnd sons whose gross income was $5009 | services on the board, wim lor more. Penalty for failure to file | dies occasional sales of Sta ‘is 5 per cent of the tax due, plus: and transfers of Gertai, | State income tax returns must he | period of 1927-28 is in i ain, % eo ey 2 | Stoners and Secretariet § tate ¢ The salary of the ¢ ae AND KLLED MAN EXONERATED | inc board extras totaled #8 | year, and for the other f Frees T. J. Gianfrancisco | patina, ANTILYNG } BILL Wt Tom ‘John Gianfrancisco, a mer- St. Louis Negra 3 Counties Special to the Postel ; JEFFERSON CITY, An antilynching bill § Representative John A. Davis gro, of St. ait eee a ti persons parti ina ? neh of first bed. rn er a ne a ae ee orably by the et The defense filed a demurrer, ‘able the county, in turn, té the amount of the fi rma : the official bonds of j Man, 96, Weds Woman, 71. charged with protéctle MACON, Mo., March 10.—Pres-/ son lynched. The bil} to have slight chance OFimi® sage, because of the agvaiews == ee near here, calendar. saving it could accommodate | “Let Me Show You toMake More Money” the curing of tuberculjosis Hospital by fresh air and attain to their |sunlight alone, Health Commis- that day- Says the Highest Paid Business Coach in America 10. ‘destroy every disease germ before last night rounded the Health Drtvision ever gets ““The Man Now, after this disastrous winter " ought to be put out the Humane Society, - - * promptly she put the hands of the jan- The Complete, Modern and Efficient Printing Plant _the matter in the affects valuable With a revolver. The second struck | voted six to four to sustain the Dis- _ oe Burial Question KILLS WOMAN, WOUNDS SELF, SHOT BY VICTIM'S HUSBAND | Barnsdall (Ok.) Salesman Fired on) on | Police diapose of the When the excitement had subsided inflicted Injury. a veterinarian at 5369 Union of propaganda the Northern Chinese armies United States Asks Chinese to Pro- tect Mission Property. iv the Agsociated Press. WASHINGTON, Consul-General kow has ter MacMurray test to the over disorders after occupation American looted, will be asked American area they ly evacuated, erty be given protection. A consular dispatch king said the rioting at Wuhu was “Cantonese instigated.’ | Schoolboy, 14, Hangs Himself. | March 10.—An/}He walked in with a hole in his) performed on the tor said today Oo recover the sight eye and would suffer no other per- cumbs to verse and coddlin Lockhart at Han- e and coddling een directe be ted adventures and his heroic — A a tng - | There WAS A little dog by the name The Cantonese authorities eee ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Foundes by JUSEPH PULITZER Vee. 12, 1878 He went in a room and closed the Buxton & Skinner and Statione vbhsned Watiy oy The Pulitze: i’uptisnings Twelfth pouoare and Ollv@ Street. HE ASSOCIATED PRESa ‘UAEAU OF CIRCULATIONS The Axsociated frees ne use for republication of all news dispatches rredited Ww ft or not otherwise cewspaper and also All rights of cepublication of specta! 4is him rolling on Printing 306-308 North Fourth Street Telephone GArfield 7110 © we thought that a also ' vanee motive for the sui. | ally and Si Sra -810 ww without rope MEP BURG e oss caeénan + gal ' Recause * a se, Subscription Rates oy Corrters Ocliivered Be city car Oaily opty. 5% »® month: Sunday. Entered as ee ae matter July 17, Latte. Mo. and his sicht wil) come back so he 2 Equipped for the diversified require- ments of Commercial Houses, Banks, Railroads and the Legal Profession More than 100,000 square feet floor space required for our business ry Company Founded 1875 SE —at once! Son —Called by Many Who Makes Men Rich’’ ‘untli 9 p. m. and Tuesday until in& back to 1925 which t he “4 - || midnight. Returns made after then tas get from the 1925 £ ‘will be penalized, except that r- _ provided in an approp ‘turns placed in the mails before | now pending in the B wr ‘Tuesday midnight will be honored.; The four officials Gempsmias: provements have oxygen equipment and some meth- | od has ben devised to make dis-/} wort 1g. posal of ballast less exhausti1 eet in the basket was tinkling out tenter of the field. A few pre. felease |. It ascended easily, first - r. a had &° sacks of 69 paute. There wasn't much wind BALLOONIST LOSES CONSCIOUSNESS AT = 000-FT. HEIGHT -~ Capt. H. C. a of Scott Field, Awakening on Floor of Bag, Descends Without Breaking Record te grr ee - WILL TRY AGAIN FOR - NEW ALTITUDE MARK Cumbersome Clothing and Exhaustion Caused by Unloading Sand Ballast Blamed for Failure. —_——— - —_— Exhausted by the enervating' thinness of the upper air and the gruelling task of unloading two tons of sand ballast In less than two; hours, Capt. Hawthorne C, Gray, | engineering officer at Scott Field, | yesterday afternoon became uncon- | ecious as his balloon reached an al- titude of 27,000 feet and thus failed in his first attempt to break ~ the world’s balloon altitude record of 35,435 feet. He left Scott Field at 1:18 p. m., -pundled in heavy flying togs and 'masked with an army oxygen hel met and at 3:05 o'clock he landea, 50 miles southeast of the fleld, near Ashley, II!. His balloon Was in sight at hts home station during most of the flight. After he had been examined by the post physician last night and pronounced unharmed by his flight, Capt. Gray announced he'| would make another -try for the! record in about a month, after im- been made on his Day Ideal for Test. Yesterday was ideal for hic first attempt. There was a light ground | wind from the east and the sky was | cloudless. Gray's balloon began! taking form over the inflating hose | at 11 oclock and at 12:45 the bas- »Ket had been slung beneath the 86@.- 000-cubic-foot bag. Gray, tall, sturdily built, with thin hair. and an easy smile was surounded by a group of fellow offi- cers and sightseers as he struggled | into his flying togs, Severa; sweat. | ers, four pairs of heavy socks and, | finally, a leather fiying suit lined} ° with fur, made up his cold-fighting equipment. So cumbersoine were his- togs | that he had to lie on his back on |. the cround while two officers | ,, Worked his feet into fur-lined fly- 2% 4 boots The loud speaker on the radio Waltz from a St. Louis station Gray climbe d into place and the Alloon « as “‘walked” ont to the | Inari: g there. and the bag was the Southwest. then swung north Md@ finally east. For more than hour it hung in the Sky, a tiny er ball which at times appeared ng ing from the pale moon in the | i. Knives Soon Dulled. I took three Khives with me to open ballast bags.”’ Gray said tds each and kept up a con- t ascent of about 700 feet a I Stayed over the field for a | time. 4 At 15.000 feet the b'ades of ok e : ‘ne , 4 knives were dulled by the | i fanvas of the bags I was | mY Well hundle ~d up and it wage! G. E. Marchand is’ back! And ambitious 1 and women in our city have good reasom know it. Nightly, crowds are now gettil astounding new secret of quick succeé covered and developed by Mr. Marchand triumphant tour of Europe. Mr. Marchand, member of the U. S. Court Bar, whois better known to thous “The Man Who Makes Men Rich”’*wi you, too, how you can easily apply the # principles of immediate success, o ing out the fortune that lies in yours ability. If you are ambitious to clir ness... . if you long for f x pt 0a if you desire wealth @ ness ....if you are striving to reach a goal in Hae Mr. Marchand tonight. = Come now and learn this simple way by tear off the shackles that hold you baci! = chains like cobwebs and know the joy of st money, happiness and popularity. aa Come tonight. All seats are free. No collects miss this wonderful program. Moolah Temple Au Lindell Bl. (Near Vandever TONIGHT, Friday and Sun au 8:00 P. M. A mPPed and hit 4 te ere =. in esa Ming rari Pinal), ad farr, Gull ky! Knife one time my knife | & rope and a whole ~ Sand went down.”’ _ “CK, falling from 18,000) a S ; Ss rij K "A an ; ay a terrific thump! front Of the te | vIOn eC | r} 1 John A Paegelow, Gray's ong office, [ft SmAshed @- 3 ‘ . | ol a ont deep im tol Paege S fron! vard and showered Md for 50 fees “! bye res - s k “MSink Oxveen at ~, 000 ; Grae. : "ay said <fter 18.006 feet ~ Use ‘? conti — } “VLiNwUoustl, it Wis wrtly before ° ’ O clock tihhat I be ts ‘ beret ’ . had ; ' on rn inatrunments. | fire ijul ’ : Was nOliced that th. altime- | damage ~ heck . cy £6,000 feet when I | | i ‘j i} ; i ~SeCame unconseious. | Aw oe vw waken "5, Lying on Floor. | : r% gl 4mMme to -l was Iving © Tilo, ‘ if oe rr oF the bag Che raato will iit chi i« ; Kfeh ‘ng. I slapped my lees, | Standard Miali, ‘er fast 7 our ) ’ Ve ove: ind b gan to iy * ;% ‘AiiYyY the hallos ts : in a“ ar ld r land So ta The one of them landed ‘sS had rum te the base heard Lieut Hier bert and ley sx) ‘ ry ne of the farmers looked and Su! «? the fy? bs : , pts | Opened my eves and | F a .. Ped He out.’ are ut. ¢ ~ ’. A. Anderson -in a DH-4 Fee ry dur ly he x lnoar of the deacent t ennded nearby Then (apt ‘es landed, to take (jray Cray was hack at the lO than an hour. li iy to Uete rine, he CRBC: . &@ reached Thak they : ‘ ; % a Wor ‘ ; ork to peck at the bags with; 4 tour @ home of Ligutenant-/! Barene | THLSsSIOn wh : fre numb with the cold.’ Lambert, ZOt on my feet | was verifiPat ballast to slow up the ord and I sat dowh in the stood sit : wait for help from the, bert sald “irpianes that were folilow- ous att country, rout — . ‘ oO rhere’s a man in | lo Cru “He's hurt, I guess.” | fake ‘er one said. ‘No. he’s lablets Cold aad “lreling around the bal- | & Ww ind . fourth plane, piloted | wives EH. Youn ‘ircied ee sg g eirecie "'lments are to — canli- Cha.
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