St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 12, 1927

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“ £ ir = % ym & =" aa : . . Villegas, Simon Choque and Jaure- | presigent Saavedra refused a safe mer & Principals—New ‘ . éé Prima Donna Sang “Rose cribed as Between 25) cui Brothers. They have been isi | coddact 40 Manis Mellen, former Character and Reputation Paper Purporting to Be 4 " prison 10 years already awaiting | a;..., ) ' . . . F 5 | aS Band 30 Years Old — if | director of Post and Telegraphs,| Pleas Submitted by Nine! From State Department te ie | One Convict, Under Death the result of their trial. No indi- |' because of the allegation that he 3 cation was given which one of the l nad 5] in. the ; sinati ° ° Marie.”’ . , ed Ree Seat . . | Woman Customer Saves) four must dic. bavorg gots egy Se lem aang St. Louis Business Men! Said to Have Urged Elec- ——-- . =... | Sentence for Killing Dep- J ¥ A La Paz dispatch of June 21, | ported to Chile. and Two Judges. tion of Diaz William McCarthy's plain but x ee — E 4 Te sung woman robber wild SHOWERS TONIGHT ; CLOUDY SUES FIR SHARE IN nee oe A my labre tery oat ng me te WASHINGTON, March 12.—Such last. summer's Municipal Opera * | a : pe a : ANAF , Ind., Mare 2. é incipals hi j ; Sen ee TS oe chenees be AND COLDER TOMORROW Three St. Louia physicians have|® ‘eat a8 that proposed by Presi-/"i 00 "tye Coming season of 12 ,. - 2 i | FUGITIVES FIGHT hats nea i ad oe THE TEMPERATURES. | filed affidavits in United States Dis- dent Diaz of Nicaragua, setting uP | weeks opens Monday night, June 6. Be, ys i Te Y ae “Moores and a restaurant early today, Sey Say ieee : ‘Ais: ri icé : YS Teo! OF- ISGE -.SCORING- pvohn Haranjas, coOK In a res- 99 oe teens | ns. oS Burlingame of | ‘€4e¢er, under sentence Of two years ; pees PR : = Yesterday's high 55 ( ’ - ° d ; stabilize conditions in Central! Forest Park organization, except - . . in Leavenworth for participation in ‘Sie Ml Driver and One Convict : | rant at 208 North Grand boule-],. ; STEM HAS ROBBED BR) ee oy (0's, st. Louis Advances Claim that one, Ge Sw ) 5 wikia ‘ Rao - ‘ fev ee age , oT , George Sweet, singer and BbGE rd, smiled when the young wom the Jack Daniel liquor conspiracy. | America, is the belief of President Prine sx arti 1929 ae ITS SCISAICE BETA | , eee : Official forecas “ae . > oy St | ; = : Fs - * Ose "men Walked into his kitchen at 2:15 aS Heir ot Grandmother. Congressman Dyer of St. Louis Coolidg e, Myrtle Schaaf soprano formerly Bi, %. Shot ps Es Trusty in Joliet V\SCAD WHO REEPS He "HB om and asked, “Can I get a cup| |DARK HORSES; for St. Louis and | ps * a %, .. : presented the affidavits Thursday,| Announcement of his positon ate|of the Metropolitan Opera, has been eS. ; .*y Jail Wounded. ls ALWATS 7 coffee?” Haranjas recalls that} |USUALLY GET| Vicinity: Showers | é C AG UW IASNER- LIGHT VOTES | and thunder- . ne | together with affidavits as to Gold-| 1. white House yesterday clearly | engaged as prima donna. Her re- Special to the Post-Dispatch. stein’s character and reputation by | . ‘ ~ | eent engagement was ia the title 3 Mie was Wearing a blue hat and a ¢ DIF FEREAS CE BETWEB)) SCcor 1A\G B ee storme tonight; | pirat 4 j > Rage a : f hadowed -eiacti f the Di % or PM) Mebt spring coat; that her eyes b : Se ANB NAKRISG YOUR I= | wre blue “ial complexion blond | tomorrow, partly | | | pr ‘ | two Judges. The hearing on Gold- | proposal. senting “Rose Marie,” in the prin-| | : By the Associated Prgss, oe CHICAGO, March 12.—Six con- AX IS “THAT tA THe FOR NER ‘= | cloudy; 'Mrs. Sheila Ellsworth Burlingame : Bod her features comely. - | Sess colder | “irs. + Be: Rees GOR SP *: icati | ooli hi db AASB IAS THE LATTER (90 ® “You certainly can have coffee,” oe del | late tonight and | of St. Louis is chief contestant of | ©? S. application to be put On Rh batess ge avers that while the) cinar Eastern cities. “Rose Marie” | — i Bees | tomorrow, but the | r ia be aie ., | Probation by Federal Judge Baltzell | Washington Government is pre-|i. a feature of this seaso Mu- | q |victs, under death , sentenses for ACT. 3 mid Haranjas. 7 : the will of her grandmother, Mrs./ hag peen conti d til March 24.| pared to assist any Central Ameri ; me ™ Before he reached’ tl tf ——— lowest tempera- | _.. as been continued Unt! Marcn seme yy lwhich di ¢ state valued| Goldstein to escape servin his | while at the same time maintainin year ago, made & in : . . _ be above freezing, | Which disposed of an estate valued | p 4 Ww a > tim n gs Another recent member of a , e down,” she commanded, then, 7 ; | sentence ‘its own rights and those of its na- 7 tae liberty from the county jail e/* Ailments Stipulated. —_— i tionals, Nicaragua and her neigh-/thy Seegar, has been engaged for my jit. Ill, early today, with the aid bound f the ; _ " storms this after- ee oa | The physicians pointed out in| bors should be permitted to work |ing.uue roles. The new soubrette owt | oe of smuggled saws and pistols, mpeund ior the money | Louis attorney, in behalf of Mrs.! their affidavits that after an exam- hel bl oy an | . a Cigarettes for Both ' /} noon or tonight, 3 : : : out their own propiems. is Jocleta Hewe, who had a leading . Hours later five men lay wounde., WELL, WHEN THOSG You 60T We J ler companion sear wy Pe ‘ 11 colder tonight: | Burlingame, alleges that she .was/ ination they found Goldstein to No Change of Policy. part in “The Student Prince” cast , ’ | nd only one eonvict E , earc : - | ae ; , : . , — , Boz0s GGT TO RAY WA Ammuired, “How much ae os ee tomorrow, partly | to have inherited her father’s share} >@ suffering from six ailments, It was explained that it was in | Anne Yago, ; rincipal contralto, for- ee v THE NAMes STARTING }/ tT A LONG fT Sey which they stipulated. Among) conformity with this policy of let- | merly was in the Gallo Opera com- was at large. Three of the convicts, who were hy mand?” He replied, ‘“‘Not much,” cloudy and colder | of Mrs. Maltby’s estate. Her fa- th most alarmin , 4 , , | | : ; e g were hard-/ting the Central American states! pany, the Philadeiphia Civi TTER |. Tmeé AT pene said, “Look s ” 7 in east and south |ther, George Ellsworth, was Mrs. ; , e ; : pany, ; ip c com- : z — a THAT: ted end a ee ge ca hoa | ening of the arteries at the/ ping for themselves a way out of | pany and the DeWolf Hopper light WILLIAM McCARTHY Mexicans, fled to Chicago where r HOPG TO v4 F S gar pox a Sth, noecupp’s pocket and $2/| Weognesday, followed by colder, ris-| nc) ay come to trie] nant creck |t® hold office there and asserted |in securing the election of Adolfo! Besides “Rose Marie,” the op-| 3¢ he had succeeded he wout?| allowed by a State Supreme Court m the cash register. Re lg , ' pected to come to trial next week. F , inte r Ww Diaz last fall to the Nicaraguan}|,.. ° 7 y : “Se ine again bv 1 of week that his honesty and integrity was & eras to be presented this season , cae 0 A gg a | ate feme inted out that/to Lawrence Dennis, the charge, to ars ) y i saws (to the taree AMeCricans M AN- my ee . 5 his palatial suite at Monte Carlo, | statements. He po ( o Lawrence : , Ee, cast of grand opera stars will be flight to Brazil would require, and | other cell, the Mexicans then ace © Bn a brown hat unable to eat even the simple fare : , : ; ‘ ; j ‘ . mabie ra the at : : neal ( was recognized as a good /do all possible to bring about the}, =; " U Be chain grocery store at 2516 | of the poorest of the poor. His President Offers to Address Dele- | G0!dstein cS . . engaged. he. went back up the African coast| pound the night jailér, and at the - e . 3 i ‘ . ~ : ji y j P ts rity and was election of Diaz. It was added that T) ‘a ted from former | ; ! machin uns ha mowed down five n to Save Trip ; citizen in the communi — | 1e operas repea : ; . oas the ntic : Phir street was the scene of | million men: many have lost their Rvp “a piiDingalcs. — highly esteemed, “I have known /|there was some suspicion that the! seasons are, ‘Katinka.’ “Mikado,” wey of thn Gana ale Resins ti ~ ea ae ee eee eee a, oldup at 8a. m. The} Poser gnc ag gnc Pigg o WASHINGTON. March 12-.| him for 25 years and his reputation | note was a forgery. i“Sari.” “The Red Mill.” “Gypsy| : | ith, kidnaped ont, and races Guar SORES See Wey RSTO oe in the Sherift's automobile. “ll ehg woman entered with revolver. Casino, @ which he owned a large = id ‘tie record. as mactahines Claw os he! ees / ilies tina | : .f c id Si , P is good, he sald. is >C $ Acting Secretary rf ' Love” and Robin Hood. | TTT TAA Sot part of the stock, and Sir Basil be | ELIZABETH ROBERTS, An alarm quickly brought police * L aenpeisy ne 06 fe H By the Associated Press. | Quincy accel ere ones wag —" eae - ne 12.—Moscow | represented, ai least informaly besJate Mrs. Jack Gardner of Bos+|they met a Chicago police automo- ’ Woman and Husband Place. samen Gi pega ton placed her “Concord (in/bile squ@d. Bullets began to fly, —~ Pan robber said, “Where is vour their development impossible. ad coninieais — uM ' é' . , | ‘ poured his great fortune into the MEXICO CITY, March = 12.— 3 | - The invitation, made public text- te | és the Associated Press. witnessed one of the strangest the ually «ate today, set the date of the March)” in the Fenway Museum jand Gregorio Rizo, a convict, Wil- : : which has now become public, and/ liam Frost and George Grant, po- % E' I told you to bring it in| t ise, but death prevegted his X (sa - — 4 } 5 enterprise, bu Manuel Tellez, Mexican Ambassa QUINCY, Ill., March 12.—The | atrical performances in history to- | | conference for June 1, “or soon Miss Roberts also won fame withilicemen, and. John Maroiniak. a participation in the final step recently aor to the United States, had a thereafter.” No definite formula | * ie pipe “Memoirs of An'ietam., The; chauffeur, were sho. down. Mizo Blet it on 33 '» | taken—the opening of the tunnel . laintive love quack of the mallard | day _ the basket,” Mrs. | “G ivide”’ ne af a" . nd : under the “‘Great Divide’’ that has last conference with President duck. and other duck calls as ex- Dressed in striped prison garb | for naval limitation was proposed. . White Shawl’ d “Madonnas of After reiterating that the pres- eee ee 7 was able to regain his feet and St. Marks. join his companion, Roa, in dedg- F 1 said ; a. been named in his honor The story ; : st night ind ann ¢ Calles las & ” nounced changed last sight between a wom- ‘and shackled with chains and hand menacing them with the re- le be overcame will be told next Washin p r? : gton today. anc d Italy “would be ing championship contest here. capital guarded b- Cossack prison | ™os ‘ id not find Mrs, Gerdel’s ' , ad Mrs, a newspaper man that he believed i0V “a a i tare Quincy, was acclaimed the cham-|swords. The purpose of this grim | American Government ‘sincerely | ciate fellowship there, won honor- rez Was captured unscathed. Roa artist, fpund he could fot go on ee ee ee | ee Senn Bll right Mil ” f bis battles with the financial in- felt, get it as I go out. + Ww t he woul . | : £ terests of the world, end the diffi |j/atterward that he would return $9 an and her busband, won them cuffs, and with shaved heads, 300 | i. backed from the. rear snare fy the Magazine of the Post- Saying he was not speaking for high-hgnors in the national quack-| actors paraded the streets of the weicome at such confer- Smith , tthe Pennsylvania| » joined her companion. — blication, the Ambassador told " ow prise Bt S ' owever, Rizo Was eaught when te F. W. “Tip” \Brockmeyer of|wardens carrying knouts and | ence. the Invitations Gaim that tas Academy of Fine Arts and an a80-/tried to break into a garage. Ag Which contained ai few A Strange young Kansas the situation between Mexico and hopes that they may decide te be Coincidence City commercial the United States was bette: at| Pion duck caller of the United | procession was to show the present | 0P a nate ak: Sask i dean ray able mention tn the Paris saion Of} ig eii¥ at large. ‘ States, and awarded the silver tro- | proletarian public how political of- | represen 1892 and was a member of 1a So- In the meantime will County . * Gerdel and the other women é As ith hi oy ‘ho the present time than last Decem- ‘ er.” . PP Young woman was wearing | tage Dire sgn Fe “ae i hesieiie ber. adding: “I hope.an agreement | Phy as evidence of his supremacy. | fenders were punished in czarist wupmnageianreremce sa SEES.. Mit cietg Taternationale des Art et de® authorities began an inventiontion Wn cloque hat with red braid | note teiling of his intention to drown will be possible on my return to| R. J. Gillott of Peoria won second ays and signalized the tenth an- : Gets Eleventh- Hout Reprieve. Lettres. at Joliet, James Burke Assistant himself. A body was found, which ' place and his’ wife fifth. Fyed|niversary of liberation from im - RALEIGH, N. C., March 12. —| Coming to Concord about 20 years State's Attorney, and fawn P ME And that her uge was be- | : ; os 25 tdi ee emer tifi Mast’s. But he w Washington. —| co se pe ge gg ete ES peters ei" Cooper of Little Neck won thtrd/| perial jails of professional revolu- |The sentence of Booker T. Wil- | ago, ghe took a leading part - in ers, a State Investigator ecuual building an art colony She organ- Duchowshi and tie ‘ ned 7 es : Another man had disappeared two ‘place. and Charles H. Ditto 92f | tionists. liams, Negro. Who was given a re- Tard in VY estern Nebraska. days after Mast did, and it was his CYCLONE KILLED 2 EUROPEANS Keithsburg. fourth. The conteat Each “convict” wore on his back | prieve 15 minutes before he was | ized thy Concord Art Association Duchowski / hea san tanit’ Ca P ASanciated reas hody that occupied Mast's grave. The . ' , » 4 age pies a ime | otal sdeehiadianiae: eek teen tien Many Fatalities Among Natives in|... neld under the auspices of the /a large ace of diamonds, which in ito go to the electric chair yester-| and served as its secretary. More gis 49 had been spent te “pull the BY i March 2.—— | strange case of the two men will be a Madagascar Storm Reported Izaak Walton League of Quincy and | pre-revolutionary days was accept- day, has been commuted to life im- | recently she gave tothe association job." prisonment by Gov. McLean. Wil- a building in which annual exhibi- Woman Held on oe n Nebrs Sk, vada P r ora i toda, was in feature of the next By the Associated Pree. » the Chamber of Commerce. Each/ed as a symbol of degradation and +e woage Phi? ae my, A ’ convicte Ww overt ons ar . ' liams was : Mra. Rose Knighter, @ of P"D of a blizzard, which swept - PARIS, March 12.—'Phere were toed net tid bri The entire company , iti , he contestants was require oO | opprobdDrium. many fatalities among natives inj; of the q PP Lumpkin. Negro, of killing M. B. She was born: in Piiladeiphia on Over the tabl s and ||} ned atas's. fone a y ve . | POST-DISPATCH {he recent cyclone in Madagascar, | imitate the feeding calls, love calls, | proceefed to the Meyerhold The- 10, 1871, and atudied Gregario Rizo, was arrested im her tor m Which ‘vin ate a hways . but only two Europeans lost their|and flight calls of the mallard,/ater, where they gave a drama | Rogers. Rowland Chtet ef Police, | June it . nd ta Paris ws Fa home today, tn the fet that she Med train schedijles me Sunday Magazine lives, an English clergyman and a flight call of the pintail, and whis- | based_on prison éife under the em-|Dec. 24, 1925. Lumpkin was ex-/ that city an under famous) __ satin e i seh a ted esterday eet mae maste! a ieee oe . , ned livestock on the ranges. ener tarmac, 9 SO OL GRO SOB a PDerOre A nn, FORD = fe he : | Sait ot. 3 é ' . reer Tia k