St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 4, 1927

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; ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC The Only Evening Newspaper in St. Louis Withthe Associated Press News Service ee ape em —r pete SPORT FINAL! Stock, Bond and Curb Tables Complete ‘ © 2 CENTS oO TC * ER etgs! RE ae en PRICE oem WOL. 80. NO. 27. — — nN om Sm ee NR Re re re nen etn te ome - ome ee tee nee “ a an a ne NY Se a a re ST. LOUIS, TUESDAY EVENING, QO TOME oan MEH GL MORE THAN $500,000 GIVEN or WUESTUNDASET” TO STORM RELIEF FUND BUT IGENERAL AND ie 13 MEXICAN CZ //f) 4 f : Sothink | a REBELS A RE | nado Than in Either Quincy, II1., or E : | Springfield, Mo. Bus Driver Who Killed | \ Miss Rose Sarlo, Disap- | | GIFTS SAID 3 FX F k ll] © f) In its path from southwest to;the time of the beginning | northeast across the city, iast|at 1 p. m., is matter of conjecture |Thursday’s tornado swept a _ por- rhe sections affected are eo _tion of St. Louis having ciel Teeny residence districts, and 4 — nce Member of; g a larg Need of Tornado Victims large part of the men residing | a | population than Springfield, Mo., or | there work downtown, or else- | ' Calles’ Cabinet, a Presi- Proves Much Greater Than Had Been Expect- where at a distance from theit ed, Committee Says. prea nema cnet eC. ea a Rebuilding Tomado-Wrecked Store » 4g peared Two Years Ago. Quincy, Ill. ee ee WOMAN’S SISTER STARTED INQUIRY ——— — x Computation x 4 ‘ precinct 'homes. On the other hand, some | dential. Candidate, Ac-) | |} were employed i ihe storm dis- | polling from the sheets of t} e EK} t} ! in ft Seon a sao che sel ra ia | trict who did not live there. . | Poarda, -VISC as WLE y > | ; : cused of Leading Revolt. | te of pc oaks a vith n | .On the whole, it would appear ae “as erhee 4 a soci wie" | that the loss of life and the prop- | ' were dire § ; tit . ' 2 i sgl nea path, ;erty damage would have _ been Snows li Te re PEriS- | . . , cs =f . = alg J i 9 regis i much karger if an entire city such ered voter: Sic plocks oie Oe sala "? residing on the blocks 'as Springfield, Mo., or Quincy, IIL. affecteu. Peete epnie 3 2: Lest ebetnes clivceide reristra including a crowded business dis- , a ee wt . se Gis'Pa- | trict, had been swept, than 2c- ition, 265,644, was somewhat less | ; ,; ' . , — +s cia tate 00 leeceiated curred in the St. Louis residential a w= ‘ e - | . = ‘ a ” pi ~ POP-| zone of somewhat gerater popula- ulation of St. Louis. So the num-|,,. PER . ol ber remistered in the ¢ do di | tion than either of those cities. ; > ~ S- } *¢ ‘ a oe fi ‘ sin 'S- | The wards from which certain Cc ay e | a Zo. — pr m yr eee . “oe more | streets, swept by the storm, were an one-third Of the entire POP- | taien ior computation in estimat- | ulation of that district, of all ages. | , | $ S tornado Maia ing the population of the balboa ) Multiplying the registration 4 aml ste the Twenty-fourth. | WOODBURY, N.. J.,..QOct. 4. os i | the ore ee by three, the fig- | twenty-fifth. Twenty-third, Seven- | Making no effort to repudiate the | P | | 8h | Eighteenth, Twenty-first and Sec. | Was | By the Associated Press. |of inhabitants of that zone. That' gong ‘The count was confined to'| | 4 MEXICO CITY, Oct. 4.—Genera!] | number would be about one-six- | the section of concentrated and | Benciaco Serrano. one of the _teenth of the estimated population | continuous damage, and some scat- | justice of the peace and held with- Jeged leader: of the revolt against en _— — official | tered spots, where a single build- bail the of 16- F : Government testimate having been | jing a~vas damaged without general ahe Mexican Government, together | ge4q ggg. 'damage thereabout, were not in- How ‘cluded. Most of the scattered dam- lation age was in North St. Louis. FAIR TONIGHT, PARTLY CLOUDY AND: WARMER TOMORROW THE TEMPERATURES. m.. ; ; os m.. Ea m.. > es RE a a a ie a roe Yesterday's {(O a@. m.) . » "BATTALION CHIEF AND | STAFF AIDS ARE SHOT George Yarrow Quarreled With Her Shortly Before She Was Last Seen, De- | tectives Learn. Aen nani * " - ay Vee = ae \ e ,, 4 no aud the others executed with im were captured by Ioyal troops the State ; A list of those Mame time with General Was given out by th Pall the men mentioned being prot- inent politicians. The executed | Pmen were: Generals Carlos A, Vid- al, governor of the state of Chia- Seas: Miguel and Daniel Peralta; PAttorney Rafeal Martinez Escobar, Pirominent political leader and sup- eporter of General Gomez in Sapresent presidential! campaign; BAlonzo Capetilli, Augusto Pena, | SAntonio Jauregui, Ernesto Noriega | PMendez, Octavio Almada, Jose Vil- | a Arce, Attorney Otilio Gonzales, Marigue Monteverde and former | eeeneral Carlos V. Ariza. | 7 Lieut.-Col. Augusto Manzanilla, | Echief of the sixteenth battalion of ' Sethe Torreon together | Pwith ali the offirers of his staff, | also has executed, and the general situation it) that region ts | Wiet, says an official communique | minis afternoon. The soldiers of his | fommand have been disarmed and | ane revolt which started among | ; has been quelled, | ’ General Serrano and General | moinez, both presidential candi-| mates against General Obregon, d been reported missing from Mexico City last Satur- My and were definitely accused by esident Callies of being the lead- of Morelos. Gh oat panes . ‘ ‘~~ SAN VA ARARRA reenrun iN painter and for the;last two years ‘in this country as .an enlisted man NEGRO PNY NCES MAP | in the army, and since the war ; i bas been a wanderer, a house | a bus driver, living at his heme, ats Chae es fie | ‘e eB j eee eg : We tai si Ht WAS H| E) 10 KIL! near here, with an invalid mother ee FS } ae fy ; EAD ge i Fae ; and a Sister. . | Hardly an hour after he had been returned to his cell detectives from Philadelphia arrived, to. be- ‘gin investigating circumstances ‘that have nothing to do with the murder of Rose Sarlo. They are ‘trying to determine what had hap- | pefed to Yarrow’s wife, Ruth, who |disappeared two years ~-A Ne-| “I don’t know.”’ was his reply to , questions, executed at the Serrano everatent, With the Red Cross tornado re- lief fund passing the §600,000 mark at noon today, five days after the disaster of last Thure- day, heads of the committee ex- pressed the belief that much more, than the amount originally asked, and perhaps as much as $1,000,- 000, would be needed for the pro- gram of relief and rehabilitation. They appealed to the St.Louis } public not to stop giving, but to | increase its remarkable achieve- | ment, believed to be unequalled in relief giving in any community. The volume of requirements for ~ Would-Be Lynchers Abandon Hanging and Hunt White Man Prisoner Accused. 50 x SORA Se x \ Official-forecast | for St. Louis and | vicinity: Fair = tonight, tomor- row partly cloudy and warmer. Missouri: Fair insistence tonight, followed ae Wife's Sister Wanted Inquiry. by increasing | stayed the noos f nob here last | Mrs. “ylvia Michaels of PHhila- i 3s | Slayed the noose of a Mop here tas : 1 cloudiness : a mo idelphja. sister of the missing wife, | . a,’ ' igr } The ‘ waa =" . ~F oeweci , ' morrow; | night. The alleged confession of ‘was responsible for the new inves- temperature | Willie Thomas, the Negro, resulted tigation. The tast time had ‘ . ; ¢ ~ . ry} ' ? ohy« ‘ night in the west |in the arrest of Vom Buchanan, | gooey her sister, Mrs. Michaels said. and north por- | charged with complicity in the kill- after the voung woman tions and in the jing of W. H. Howell, 66 years old, | had quarreled with Yarrow, and east and south 4 farmer whose body was discov- | Yarrow. they believed. had desert- | | % 77 food, and hecessary yortions tomor- ered in a shallow grave near his/.4 ,,. atten md on - eS gall r Le. ide ge HE 0 ef | f figs Le, 4 ie “ aps home yesterday z _— - _— ia oo rot ye 18 jim ¢: sere oi age: ae ge ge bsp’ He Sle Vt wi. a “Mae gee Fi F i Sige ta ‘ | household articles for the dwell- te bat -e* - t|front Yarrow today with bis moth- ' ‘ers i | ; ee 6 wae , etait 7 . . . here where Thomas had irn- establishing of 1506 or more fan- tonight, slightly | ee oa " 'year-old daughter, to ask him , eh ce 'prisoned, took 2 Negr ee ; eke | ilies : ‘ Warmer’ in the/P gow . : bit prea oranc questions concerning the one of dozens of similar scenes in the stricken area. | ilies in new homes, has proved (aU ? lie i "PRL "tin? "To. «| jesti ed io @ , y ‘ ‘ ‘ oo eset ge put him to death. Thomas ee ae = authorities _eeememremenens . | ARDLORDS WHO PROFIT BY : the comune ak : } , } 3 ne RED CROSS ISSUES FRESH ' | STORMS FACE HIGHER TAXES. ing cloudiness and warmer, show- |/"sisted that Buchanan paid him tuke the circumstances relat- ' when it fixed $500,000 as the APPEAL FOR MORE MONEY ers by night in the north portion.|%°-59 to shoot Howell and also ‘ed by Mrs. Michaels that a request amount needed. The readiness of Assessor Say He wit Increase TO AID STORM SUFFERERS ; namie 5:40. Sunrise (tomor- ee mere = er to the police of | $500,000 RAISED row) 6:01, | e, lereupon the leaders of i is | | miles from Wood- | ity , —s Stage of the Mississippi 20.8 ‘the mob returned the Negro to | "i ssishadetiecegh shins | the city’s response & character Mili meeting cAthin the : Valuation [oF 1928 on Learning | ee by the committee, and by ; NOTHER of Boosted Fates. | Visiting Red Cross officials, as | , . 4 . for additional the eTreyTs . by the fe ete apt jail and sought Buchanan. Mean- Mexi- * Photo made at Twenty-fifth and Hebert streets, here wus telephoned eight sinie Camden, bury, relating der committed Azo. found urgent appeal was at , , lords who inerease rents to funds for after: salen tas - , . of tornado sufferers tornado suf- , rine last relief of vas issued Committee of Ths Finance ; in commenting ed Arse ) re ' | search made The | ' ("re mf a yes os sreuemrsn in Kit ase ppeal rents brought him by a 4 greg OR PELE 1 IO %. “SOS, and storm some cnses, he said. landlords TP sie bLaiil oO street ts who not suffer from: here. the storm autO-| Asi the money contributed goes given housin& | directly to relief, and the only paid 'workers are those who receive sal- ne | from the regular anoual the storrn. Increasing Needs of the Destitute. : he e 7a was meet the emer- || matically ry. | | greate ASSU880r “wanted the gency is lv necessa ‘While generous response haa en Ee EN ee a TN nee name every aries | of andlord | pudget of the Red Cross im the inge-temspars since the | community Fund, and the work- _ could tabulate 4 | 104 of other Community Fund agen- tionna inereased tax (OF | toe temporarily assisting the Red Cross. Foliowing the principle of the Red Cross in disaster relief. work. the committee ts trying only to meet actual need, and not te re- pay losses sustained. Those who receive assistance, beyond the emergency relief of the first few days, will be those who are with- wer .; poset out resources. eg ao a - Ba | Sunshine Helps Work, a , | f& second day of sunshine helped Thursday. the hour the} . were sent over the | Worke re of the Red Croas and ts last to be cleared: | Co-operating agencies today, ia a esheets their efforta to xpedite the mov- sin cael tila ‘ing of the 600 or more families etiam aetad still remaining tp damaged bulld- pipes pt > a lings The requirement for fré.- slorg) C4 uses, said Col. A. T. Per- | nes heen made mere th i moval manager for the receiver, Un ; ma os , , iperative by the action of the city caused by sie ntsecrs in | ) \bullding authorities in cofidemaming who continue to reé- traffic been made, we-/are far short ae needs of the Red Cross. who had rents fornaaco he passed original goal of iG he tely nT A again appea of spond promptly and to the city. rehabilita- a fund $500,000 by ‘* We con ‘ : é ext CiILIZENS wear STREET CAR SERVICE NORMAL AGAIN ON ALL LINES ‘red , Sr ' say el . : Saraly Division Last to Be Opened; Oltwan, acting treasurer . RR. Says Sightseers in Autos AMERICAN RED CROSS. Delay Schedules, ¢ : ¢ lorks fo-ce oT CLEr Ks | "ere of Trust tabulation. At tn nm femstitions* 1 ah ae ' Red Cross Finance Commit /; ™ yTInK- ‘ - a John G. Lonsdale, chairmat, . lawes, Hoon today and St. Lovis L& rte ard toward the new liberally of their ’ (i tinued heights it must reach to proviat relieve needs PSE RETO BER RI OES OLE RE ag ENO Bie SE RNB IGED. oe NRE ar yo et oe ; x bs et x oe TE FA. Ob financial backing for the program of and Send your check to Fy iil ner riarK Was reac.i- (jer sees it, at nooh as 4 Mercantile Co. Street ¢ service bheeagmne Wore Hii that Was when tne i } pis. ‘~ vice tornado 5 . s* iA ot siruck. 1oaay : ’ : Sarah street, ine, chairman. office . normal street car tran there from ire Kes . , : once does laciuded in men- the congregations. iast and not is a gin $479 from Pilgrim Evangelical! Church iections made by baseball Sportsmans Park Sunday $1928. past —* church should be no paign such as that now in progress momentum from to day rience is borne out receipt of $150,000 in the 724 ending at 6 a today lat taled ry “1 ¢) iy the previousry tioned of gains day ‘and | OY ' hours The largest single gift to be an- nounced today was $30,000 from the Terminal . 4 ’ “Kitis, less it he ¢ ¢ f Col- 5 the ._ A {| players ¢ i ‘automobiles. 1O- | (tard ‘astated area. Civic Bodies Help. ; aAithough more thie Many civic and business Organ- | rox phone tne anh Shi izations such as the North St. Leuls) biown down, telephone service usiness Men's Association and they os out normal everywhere, Automobile Deaters As- wn immediate seth have broadcast persona | the dey- | ™any of the houses. Chitty air early today, with « 9 miles of temperajure as tow as 63 at 6 a. Noles were | served to eonvince these who : ip | bad sought to stick to their homes except of the ~erensity of moving. : ot the| 4 Seserat warning has been ts- sued agatiet building furnace fires tri. necessary it ) RARE ee ee ee a taifroad As cociation., It equals the offering of the St. Louis Clearing House Association 6 which had the largest donation in | 5t. “Mrs. Jones Now Has a Housekeeper” Digg Bin 4 aautoaner Louis the drove here in Howell’s automobile | wa W pare] found aligns pia crushed. earing appare | es President Is of Opinion Such Ac- * 7 ce ; " o« 7 iF gs : 2 ‘ ry . lary and political life, at one |The automobile and | : Avs for Howell. ; r ‘ ¢ | t | ‘ , i ae scales ae (afternoon. Mrs. Michaels looke: on reports of boost- | American Ked Cross contribution o ea ai the Aasoridied Press grave was uncovered near Howell's overnor of the Federa! is- i home —_— | ro. ome, riiied, W ‘ het ‘arrow ullec s auto- ; i etideel Qube ta Preeident | , 5g Po gel agg Macc ) | | persons having business 1 Mneral Gomez have been carry-|‘'"& Rational cebt. n Presiden FLYER NDS AT AMSTERDAM increase in rents! persons having business interests LA e devastated district. persuaded Rose Sarlo to get tn be- the devastated dist: sa YIN hes on the “no re-election | COUld accrue to the American peo- one of tl utstanding accom Flight With Pilot Frederick had been making advances to the Gehner announced recent amendment of the Mexi- | °° 0 1S CULSARG! — BERLIN, Oct. 4.—Reports re- | men. Serrano was one of the lead- | the President at this time of the | : ace? | row was driving a bus between this yt ; ers pia..e 23 many expeditionst against revo- | Project. it was said at the ~ n° oe hy r oie’ ,f ie aA F7er : l- } 2 ' . T s* | atte states by way of the Azores, landed | ohjiiq, who was known as “Honey.” | / |ernment’s money to a steady CTlL- | sisnestasiceaton a by Gen. Serrano, was | provements. : , ; \4.—-A new nan attempt to where, with quiet efficiency. she | cross Be. wat the soldiers, consti- er flood could be paid from | began today with the departure of Six of these notes, rushed thy - t ers hydro-airplane, for the United | drawer of her home, aie end : eens at Very Cruz was said to bit of cir- | were hundreds of gifts In the reiet tichard = =OB. suffers from the Jarge obligation | . — | Loose. one of the crew of the / confessed killer. } ed S8rrison who left the city tate It is the experience of the ec . ‘in August, took off at 4:46 p. m /favored him with the least. en- 0 miles east of ti as f the capital. | The greatest secrecy surrounded | spurned. but who still t ardent. Sent in pursu! > | : suit and the Presi- | ‘whether Lily Dillenz a Viennese | excuses she cOuld make to her Pevolts. ics , The crew consists of Loose, Kari | adeiphia and back. Only once, | 5h ’ ued this statement: and trade dthe car for another one. | the body was sent to the Mime being in President Calles’ tion Would Be Greatest Inter- : ‘ ee vs re oS ita ’ 1¢ De put ; . , | WASHINGTON, Oct He had been siiot from the | OVS" the garments but could) not eu” | of $25,000, and a number of gifte ei ; + ’ a eeio > 9 = 2 sapien 4 met on June 1 when he resigned. rear and his pockets ee Sia ' mobile the curb of Woodbury’s : , 0 dge's } on, Ww tne ME on a campaign against former | ©°° idge’s opinion, would be th : ‘ON WAY FROM GERMANY TOU, $, Pormaces Rose Sario to get tm be- a area = rine” which had been a rally- ple, and he believes progress al- 2 * | Meee Loose and Two Passengers. |girl for six months, and probably Constitution largely through | Plishments of his administration ‘ tis aS ; ct an) ! Wrote Her Love Letters. ; . | ceived Lufthansa, the German | Mexican military officers and | year oy members of Congress | 4 Bide ai | White | )-1250, which hopped Off | toyn and Philadelphia. be was- BOnists in the past few years. | House that Coolidge’ believes : ; 2 Seo lien : i¢ yr tor. ois ' ” ‘ x ladec uate , | ng [or Scnelingswoud, near Amster-/andg “Little Miss Sunshine” at the | °° ae ’Sident Callies contends that . duction of the debt than to vi . rare im. | BY the Associatee Press. |studied at that time, and at ° St. | tion. ' ie ® after a three-hour battle. | As the President the to-/| by ce : . ‘he Ailantic Ocean by airthandled a first communion class . one (of 40 children. "S @ battalion. were disarmed siete , : . ' time every minute : , re ‘ ; esa a irl in ¢ bureau : ' year’s interest on the national de/t bi ‘9 ve tigi Aa i i States by way of the Azores. forth as' another : ie under orders from Gen. Gomez. the | fund which had not yet been involve i ebt. . ; , d in the a (Junkers plane, Bremen, during the Not in the tetters the | “7 night were last reported | Cross in drives that a lafter a start of about 150 yards.icouragement. They are the letters “ed for Puebla. ithe final preparations for the hop He pleaded with her to let him Predicted that the rebels | $ President's Statement actress. was on board. as had been | mother that might enable her to! Loewe and Paul Starke, radio ‘apparentiy. did she accept any of M the beginning of thé pres- ; | near was identified W ; i. nat ite ta the oo0dbpury authorities aie } - Mabinet as Secretary of War. He nal Improvement. : identify any of them. Oy . she 4 Fe at 4 G main Saturday night and mesident Obregon basing their best internal improvement -.which ‘ead ad I these lines was Junkers Plane Leaves for Atlantic tempting a random flirtation. He absolute r value, cry in Mexican politics until |'®@¢yY "ace along — ont * aes he Associated Press , longer. me work of Gen. Obregon’'s friends. With reference to the Visits paid | | to} seutci 4 ; gp teoensyg In March and April. when Yar- : Aerial League, Say that the Junk- | ’ ‘Orn "ore rne:y, He T ac i ro . : it from N¢ raerne \ for the L Tr ec writing plaintive love letters to the i Rebels Headed for Pueblo | would be better to apply .the }dam, Hollang, at 5:30 p. m. | Woodbury High Scheol. where she Torreon revolt. allegedly or- | ig in too miany of these vie ay Gratien oceans : ; vg P put NORDERNEY, Germany, Oct. Patrick’s Roman Catholic Church. ~ the rebellious - officers were i A tal damages of the Mississippi: Riv- | ’ Th ithe D-1959, hree-motored Junk- | hidden by the i the | a ae ; ¥ rg rings i ‘of the Ulinois Penitentiary. pert. MEXICO CLAIMS DAMAGES FOR HANGING OF MURDERER for Families of Two Men Monvicted in Tilinois. By the Associated [’ress. SPRINGFIELD, UL. Oct. demand has been made on 4.—A ernment for $70.000 te. indemnify ithe families of Berrfards Roa and | Roberto Torrez. convicted murder- | (ers of Deputy Warden Peter Klein | Gov. | his ‘sent her two bus tickets and told | her 'her -mother. | indicate. - Demands $70,000 of United States | that the girl did write one or jwo | inotes: but the mention of these in | | Yarrow’s tetters are brief and un- | enthusiastic. the | United States by the Mexican Gov- States tigh: cruiser Detroit and two (here today to participate offers.: This was the time he) them for Wferself and. She did. the tetters to use From the ltetters it te evident; C. S. Warships Arrive at Lisbon. By the Associated Prees LISBON, Oct. 4.--The United destroyers, ui.der command of Vice Admiral Guy H. Burrage. arrived | In the | the drive so far. Long Line of Donors. : Hundreds of the gifts are being ‘taken to the office of the fund by | donors. There is a line of 10 to 15 all day long in front of the win- dow where their offerings are be- ing received. , One of the sources of substan- tial revenue for the fund has been Police Judge Beck's court, where violators of minor traffic laws get | the daily option of paying a fine, or making a donation to the Red ‘Cross. So far a total of $1230 has: | been collected there. Employes of many business firms | joined | merce. sociation ‘appeals to their members generous response to the appeni of Offerings to the fund be itaken may ‘eare of the Mercantile Trust Co. eR NRT A INEM «Sa -_ Young Reserve Board Governor. | By the Aenociated Prees WASHINGTON. Oct. ‘Young of Minneapolis was desig- inated today by President Coollid« to the Mercantile Trust Co. | or malled to Ff. J. Oltman. treasurer | ‘of the Red Cross Retief Fund. in) nounced idate Gold ‘the biegest strike in the history of 4.—Roy A. | Armed guards _gtorm. and service there soon wil for e:, ’ ae (er utilities fikewtse fs rapidly com.- ‘the Red Cross. They have been | : by the Chamber of Com- | re-extablished Setice of oth- ing round to sormeal. Big Gold Strike in Philippines. | By the Arnsociated Presa. Oct. 4.—Discov- vein assaying MANILA. P. L. ery of a new ore $25.600 per metric ton was an- today by A. W. Beim., president of the Benguet Consofi- Mine Co. He termed Philippine mining. and barbed wire entanglements are protecting the area in the vi- | is sugested. in damaged bouses Furnaces should ast be osed, the Building Commissioner deciares, enti the chimneys and fives are examined and found fo be in good conditien. [In some pieces wher@ ne damage ite the furnace #* apparent. fives may be crucked or chimneys Diock- ed ~ \ fatien ' tehka xa mina- tion by a builder or @ bricklayer The obstruction caused by aight- scers was fea than on previous days. partly through natesag di- minution. bet iargely becamee of the Federal Re-icinity of the newly-found vein. No celebration tomerrow of Portugal's are swelling the total by bulking (as governor of seventeenth anniversary as a re- 'theis offerings. and many substan- serve Board. tant win heen haeae @mecie ed fenean © emer Hag et fe emi inhoy. mehtin , si ahd he rules closing the storm sone 'Len Small was advised today. ' “es wih vaielemsiis | Torrez was hanged but Roa is at, le een — if ous for Gen. Gomez as well Read by the fom Tou Want te tac i He took the oath as| Benguet stock is available, it was gtataA °° ‘ * a hee “<< x LEP PLP SO on Pree °° Orteoewn ¢. the, ' Min iy ie SS tees = u 5