St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 30, 1927

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COMIC PAGE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1937, EDITION © (Complete Market Reports) . '& ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATC The Only Evening Newspaper in St. Louis Withthe Associated Press News Service ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1927—44 PAGES. = MOB KILLS NEGRO, “ ' - # bo Lynches and Burns Murder | Suspect on be an: Yorkshire Evening News, tonight tomor-'_. Cum rl "es : ls eems to have laid the row partly cloudy) Mountain, Near Whites: | .. —_ Remotely, Model T, a ow and coider. The A BIG lowest | burg, Ky. ‘his fellow Irishmen. POLICE § - Which They Succeed. | HAKE-UPr. | be about 26 dec-| Fs (oa of iy the dramatis wrote, ar PUBLIC DISPLAY | grees. INT {SE _ Dee,” The aretaetls rots NU i COLISEUM FRIDAY | Soniye ans Sean | | se CONFUSION aa. con: ditions of the chitaeen | \CHANGES HIS STORY de ~ tn * = Official forecast By the As@oviated Press. for St. Louis and LONDON, Nov. vicinity : Snow and much colder | ; | Bernard Shaw, in ; today JUST ACT ONE IN a first class controversy with “Judge Hemy | native town! mere ORE as my % ; : Officers and directors of the St. Louis Public Service Co., which to- } ee el yh bis iD. Naan patie nae , | 6 PRISONERS ESC of morrow becomes the owner and /| 3 Ider € | APE there, He asks me to second his} operator of the United Railways, | | a sean the Hast! ‘appeal to America to send I for- IN SEVERAL PHASES ' many thous: ands dagriog a y A lw Shaplei : : me gh. wrediihed of the! shoes and stockings to clothe the: i tions: tomorrow : | ng heya. Post. Dispatch Reporter ‘Shapleigh Hardware Co., who also; partiy cloudy side Building Shows EF. fectiveness of Shock Ab- ‘Stands : Erected for Celebra- | “But my advice to America is with colder in the: Tells af was president ef the United Rail- sorbers. tion of not to send a single cent to Ire-! Southeast portion. Recent Highway | , Ways, was elected president; Stan- | Over Wife Which Over- ganization Committee representing | xs. TSI ee : vt Sore —- — > we bigs A FO Pie ‘*‘Brainstorms ‘land ever again for shoes or any- | Ilinois: Snoy/ Opening Used as Pyre for |‘ “ls, Ireland is perfeetty vanisation “Compiee’ siepnenhtiet and much colder i old security holders, executive vice _president and counsel; Sam WwW. | well able to feed and clothe her; | tonight. tomorro= Victim. (children if she chooses. It is a . partly cloudy and colder. niistaize to suppose she is poor. ; Sunset 4:39. Sunrise (tomorrow) eR ht is only an incorrigible = Groeninnd, Yrue PEMpEeEt G8 gen) :; ie ant tha [eral manager, and T. E. Francis. | general attorney. The Board of Directors follows: scheduled | 7:01. eyo, Aneocis ted Frens. psi WHITESBURG, ky. persuades i al of furniture resi George Re-} ‘Louls P. Aloe, optical mer- Stage of the Mississippi 9.2 fcet. | - Nov. “She a rise of 1.7. On the spot where a few days ago ,a corner in Ulster and Virginians joined ;ful of bigeted ener han S| nus’ Price Hill residence here, cit-| ‘ ant and. formes premident: of | the Board of Aldermen. | day at the Coliseum. were exhibit- ‘ Kentucktans ed to newspapermen today at the 4',-Inch Snow in Missouri. ‘hands in celebratiy he OE EL CE SE local Ford assembling plant in! py the Associated Press. of the kK xd Vee ee Ae edna maga conjunction with the company’s| COLUMBIA, Mo., Nov. 30:—The Nek Sentucky-Virginia Highway. | pemmness. Mont believe Ber. | ed by Ong withems on. {Be thing Stanley Clark ser New first announcement of « detailed | heaviest November snow since 1906 we er: in suspected of killing af e fot, e yeage ee ' ‘c| which sent Remus off on an in- ¥ ree i a pecotentbs ei " ti specifications of the car. _jhad blanketed Central and East } Seager was tyoched early today Houta im putter, cattle ie REE Srupesees: tangent which ended in the ie en 3 on ries "Jn the line of shiny rew cars to | Missouri to a depth of four and a|->.* ™0% Said to be composed of | culture ge represents far; killing of his estranged wife, was| ‘)€ TeOrgenisaiton commiltee. Sle the ‘wisitors were led this | half inches up to 1:30 p. m. today, | “itizens of both States. J more money than the shipyards} said by another witness today in| A. C. _- president of morning were a touring car. now to | the United States Weather Bureau | Then, after hanging the Negro, end mills of Belfast.” acre | the Remus murder trial to have} te Lafayette-South Side Bank. ce “eheston: a standard | bére announced, The temperature Leonard Woods, the mob fired| Shaw was born in Dublin 71) been done when the defendant J. K. Newman of New Orleans mn ¥ coupe. sport coupe, tudor sedan | here fell from its high mark of 73 | many shots into the body, cut it hoy ago but has been Paso nt | himself was in personal charge of} ®2d New York, professional re- pre Rpt gies, tect ae ee f London for more than 50 years.| his property. organizer of the company. e: roads A. T. Perkins, manager for the receiver of the railways. yesterday to 25 degrees late today. |\2°W" and using the stands built | rife - c mae k. hich Gan “¢ senverted WAR PLANE T0 TRY NON- STOP William Mueile r. for eight years Henry S. Priest, lawyer and i , The temperature will drop tonight |f°T the highway dedication as a i | to three-ton capacity by the addi- | “hen the snowfall abates. North- ipyre, burned the body. The imob/} caret ig argapgrsiarsne ays - Renmus : pie X.ace, admitted under cross- tion Of dua] tires, will also be FLIGHT INTO NICARAGUA former counsel for the old4 com- pany. ern Missouri also had a heavy \dispersed by the light of the burn- [itie the exhibition at* the snowfall. ing stands at Pound Gap, on the SRR TOE) Oy Prosecutor Taft, © Coliseum. ec ee that the expensive furnishings and ape : and Supply Flyer to Leave J. She pe cE : State line, _ 2 Statuary were sent away whe 3 »» Not even remotely do the ~new } PR mpeg wba: ; 7 y when he sem b} hei r- | Ccon.usion, Six prisoners Miami. Fla.. Friday. agen ope ge eee resewmlle thetr are i ;*scaped from the Letcher Count Is the Associated Press : Mississippi Valley | die-shanked prototype. the Model | t ounty th ated Press ; ae ail presided over by Mrs, Fess} MIAMI, Fla, Noy. 30.—Thr Six Prisoners Vscape. was on aithree weeks’ vacation. J. The body lines are long and! | .* be hitaker as jailer. She was ap-|™arine flyers will start from the} Remus had charge nf the fie. the four colors, from which | By ta 3 ‘ a. S purchasers may select are taste- | | pointed recently to succeed her j@!t hield here at daybreak in an ef- tT Ff Muliy applied. and balloon tires. | neroR eG once Sewn Bae ae “3 of the property; © at the time jailed ; Is fort Lo Inake a 10-hour nonstop a j Jail rT.” wh rae lie ‘ nq. | flight Pwire Wheels and sturdy construc- | e ® was killed in an auto g x Re re gue ae tk, Pa ohne ae ea ee Aa came Man on Trial. . > ae ss ¥ ya “ She! beggar same thine. you—except f | Ss where a hand idi i€ = et ee ~~. ‘. ce Dito Se ee gael 1 he wierie neal tee CINCINNATI, 30.—F. The new Ford models, tor their first public showing Fri- SON te RO “a te - > ~- - » _ wm a ~— re se ete Gaeorl aha ~ re oS Saas e@liOGwvy- i, oe a the Astociated Préss GENEVA, Nov. 3¢-—Soviet Rus- sia. at the opening session of the preparatory disarmament commis-. sion today formally preposed the complete abolition of all land, ma- rine and air forces. Admitfing the proposal was a radical suggestion, Mazim ~°Lit- vinoff, chlet of the soviet delega- tion, called for th. “dissolution. of all land, sea and air forces and the non-admittance of their existence ‘im any concealed form whatsoever. The proposa) caused a scnsation, aithough many delegates smiled ax if they considered the scheme more than Ctopian as Litvinoff developed the sweening soviet project. . The Russian delegate prepe yas the other cardinal of the electrical | ss * -. | project that all weapons and mili- . : oa . tee : * . . ‘ m ’ ‘ mF - _ L : - oo : ee IF SHE ONLY KNEW &e Pr pias oaecsast 7 3 mR bi censciat Wigttn rs whe 4 & ag! \- more tic neraiis , . 5 : y uy i ASS Venn te ee ee rs 5 SAR, wi LON ANE i a Sipe Ben On gM te ~ 7 a n OPE Pa Meee haat hte Mee Saeed SSR ; ‘* . ‘ : + rer : mtg rh cA Pa el :* te Wt Sey ore oer ew "3 Pe ‘a tne hain: asinine ae “eae i J vk Pre a es a aA ~ Bi te ae show — » se Hm ere. ee Transport, Ambulance “ee we ws deere Gm . 4 AMAR OAR a CP ye presid« nf Tru:t ee ae ° ~ ge ow a he we ee oy al FINO OUT IN TIME? 4 oka ew ~ eae. Ne ins Va . % = bond es s = ee ee Raped, ee ete | ne os pate NS Cay ‘ ’ 7. a hog > hee ra Sey ~- oe - SEE oe ane tck-0 Serle bene a Fo Se ailing gkeeal, Me ee Paul R. Nemours Accuse of Illegal Sale of Pint for $5.50. ‘Dr. ‘ Ca Tit LN tlt Ratti. te ciliate « @ ee — statuary > 3 } 5ia* Rai Saieé _f SHE WOULD HAWE BEEN by TAKEN FOR A JAM B/RD Mueller added. Co. Admits Remus Had Charge. W. W. Smith, vice presiden} of “Don't you know the furniture the First National Bank. was removed under the order of Mark C. Steinberg. to Managua. Nicaragua, 1635} *¢™mus?” asked Taft. “No, sir,” re- | broker. | |G ina 5 neds f | mobile accident. Whitaker. miles away, in a tri-motored Fok- plied Mueller, but after another George W. Wilson, . president ti oe See ,, eral years ago, was placed in his}ker monoplane destined to rein-} Gestion he admitted Remus had| of the Mercantile Trust Co. redness. | , al . ; , a deg hg Peep : . “ge é “ % Taciete ~ CC} own jail by a County judge on a/ force marine units there. Except charge of the properiy during the _F, O. Watts, president of the Rene nihnes ‘ge -penounced “a charge of contempt. | for @ . short distance over Cuba, the ae First National Bank. a oe yee Bese — 9s A Harry L. Moore, County Attorney, | journ¢ yw ili be entire ly over water. | : r Riera wae there when Hugo Vy urdack. ce] ; Ning = ype Hasta The began an investigation of the Maj. E> I. ‘aine:“, marine avi- wet ‘ann 7 pret said, and gone | matnfacturer, Tec y, Ee Sie - _ 4! ‘ ¥ ey Treeteria . yiue ’ Pas . ‘ -34 ; . | Wik 1e returned. : i a — " a ae “ 3 ta} _ . lynching of Woods, who was ac- j; ation chief, ill he the controls, “Don’ — eiptait. An executive “an and finance com , ‘forms of armament be destroyed. -s and gunmet: Ine. — . : sened ot Che taster a Sean _\with Sergt. N. T. Shephera and} n't you know the mittee will be composed of Watts. : ‘that all earships.. militerr and ge ner eZ 3 The phacton on display is fim- A warrant charging Deaton, 35 years old. Sneoman at » Poeiggehmae W. N. Chester passengers. ae oved waS sent to Romola in| chairman; Clarke, Newman, were; ; ! GR craft be stMaipped and ‘thas. : Pihed in th bian sand shaut, : | of lag ee ee ee " iicago?” pursue ‘aft. 20 ; ‘esc ete SE SED cai “ts izens for . : Aplied in the Arat ian sand Sliaut, a ; of liquor was issued against Dr. (Fi lemine a Ky mir a Deaton 4 Son | Th Q li ht wus Lo h aerTye been mn ide gg nie ‘ sie ed T : He oo leigh and Steinberg. ' me ra eae . ; tem of calling up cit nh. er :4 3. e 4 . ids ; ** : 4 . z week i . avs ’ # mS 111s al o iter +4 18 firs cs a pen bro “0 With con irastings ul RP. Nemours, wwith offices in ° of * ._ De aton " i ue fields Ww i lin iwo BeBe, the mrs - Sunda nf from i i: “s , , 1s - ee ’ ? : ‘ Clarke in Active Control : tary training be discontin ued. paipe cf darker brown. It ae errr chincates yo + ankle aie ante but heag| Marriage. “No, gir. | Clarke, who will be in immediate | Penlirely new lines. The sides are | the Wall Building, by United States he : brs my mi ew? —— : ee et ‘You knew about it?” “Well, 1| control of the company, came to St. j phe ny uke vinyl eee . Sa . . : ; So. | wee luraere ii se ius : "" wast ee ao % tn, omen . oe ‘ . ' fi ‘high and the seats roomy and deep,| Commissioner Atkins yesterday, |, S iteiien: oa eine hit ,/ read it in the newspaper. | Louis froth New York, where he ' | The soviet delegation introduced ‘et three Negroes ride in his auto- “How many truck loads did Re-|was in general law practice. He ,a resolation calling for the imme- diate working out in’ detafl, /@® upholstered with one-piece leather ® i contiast to the old touring | which had a quilted effect and ire ; dust that came its way. | ton, ike the other models. ptadistc Site Lincoin Reso bition agents had /reé- purchased a pint of, . ! paying | after prohi ported they whisky from Dr. Nemours, $5.55. The car, pfachity of gathering most of the The pvae- has a case is the first on record, here where a physician was! charged with active bootlegging. Previous activities of the enforce- ' ment authorities against physicians which is a miniain: raciato Hea ‘the new. wide reflector ‘mobile. jothers did not leave the jail. ‘some Moore said that mean- while search was being made for} +*+** P the prisoners who escaped. Thirty | %S"¢d for transport, Jailer Removes Her Ceram. | fally equipped County Judge Noah Bentle who | cilities for was awakened by the state said bet ye used as the mob rode into Whitesburg in | ble to handlt 73 automobiles and was plane itself war na ma hla capadie marines, is espec fare. Jt is a of carrying 10 five supply transport a ton of corned beef. PRISONER RELEASED LONG ¢s- | ler in a catch question. i parently stolid Mueller |caught off balance it has fa- | : stretcher cases. or mus remove?” Taft shot at Muel- The ap- was not however, and replied: “I don’t know.’ Pictured Defendant's Anguish. Benton S. Oppenheimer. former the Superior Court and rmeriy counsel for Remus in he divorce suit pending when Re- was actively in charge of the re- | Greenland came to: organization. St. Louis from Fort Wayne, Ind... where he was an operator of street | railway properties. Francis has been general attornev ceiver of the railwo 6 Shapleigh, upon as said: “It will be .our aim. suming office, | with ; hoped-for co-operation on the part ; NTR Te — ‘ Scarlet Feve er.and Blood Pois- for the re- oning Contracted by Dr. W. F. Mitchell. eral disarmament a draft convention for complete Bs on principles submitted by them. The resolution also provided for the eonvocation of a disarmament conferefice not later thin March. 1928., Serapping of all warships and the destruction ‘of all fortresses, as proposed by ‘the soviet. would be carried out in idge of ' aad the combination tail and stop- light is a miniature of the same Suiprant on the Lincoln. . The sedan is finished in dealt solely with the improper is-|timated at around 300 men. His! | Wenace of whiny prescriptions, re | account continued that Mrs. Whit- | suiting in the liquor prescription /arer hearing of the en took | riormits of a number of Paymclens | ner children to the hom * of the city and general public, ‘o| | from one to four years. intain go kas! imiin Soul | | “Armed force is a weapon in the maintain good service and.- from | Dr. William F. Mitchell of 763 ' moftern pe tn oiled a ar Pn ‘ne ime t ir int uce tain j.. a short sentence as 1e4 Press /an accomiplic KANKAKEE, lll. Nov. saetceroeen Cozette Parker, 13 years old. ,\U, 5. CITIZEN SEIZED, HELD nderson. Ind.. dropped in for FOR RANSOM IN MEXICO her grandfather today, > her first distance solo H. W: Thompson, M Mine Managcr. an airplane. The girl, a | Kidnaped After Attack on | of the Anderson high! ene in Guerrero. — (3 is school, is of a family of flyers. Her ; * MEXIC + ated parents have been aviators ears. “I did not do this for publicity.’ declared, “but to satisfy dad I am capable of my orn ehip. of hacksaws, axes and railroad Susan Armstrong. 25, and Anna Emory, Negroes, jointly were al- d to the en out but unharme were ta.: to return ling, lowed Governor of Kentucky here- has pursi - a policy of si mary dismissa! jailer or State permitted the irges iy udge ha without Whittaker is the first to have become *% r ig + “ : : ~ ; r n affair in the piysical - a Such - i diate pursuit of the outlaws. Toy Balloons Travel 200 Miles. STOCKTON. Mo.. Uov. otficih: 1s, Department of Justice it the recon)- |: Board that) ernment At the was announced that mendation of the Pere ‘¢ Means be released from prison had been turned down by the Attornery- ral because Means had paid fines totaling $20,000. It was etid that he could not take a pau- pers oath until his term, with al-, lowance for good behavior, had’ been completed. were sent up during the Missouri Kansas football game at Lawrence Kan..-were found the foliowing morning on the J W. D. Kirk- Tres? balloons had travtied nearly 700 miles, i|mus wandered apparently ex- | iit as having | defendant, Taft’s cross examination he not told Remus that Dodge had tried to hide his identity nor that Dodge had dodged behind a motor ‘car when Mueller approached. for Ze } ae ’ | United States citizen, H. W. as to dispatches ily was a | Daniel. whisky | Louis. They houses and distilleri sf) but one ci Thompson's emplores sent word to | mus ot. ae * | «fa ,ierul smail seuv.enir balloons which | patrick farm, east o {this city. The ]ine story of Remus’ been stripped. Oppenheimer described how Re- dazed n to room of his 30-room house. Remus wrung his hands, cried and uttered cries of amaze- ment that his wife could have treated him in that manner while he served a penitentiary sentence for violation of the prohibition law. Mueller admitted that some of his testimony of yesterday con- | from rool! segeeee ieerning things the defense pleads finished } gh 5 s » ‘relayed to Remus insane had not been Remus. Mueller said he had seen Franklin L. Dodge Jr. three times at the Remus home iand that twice he was driving Re- ius’ automobiles. " ‘Today he stuck by that been relayed to he admitted u part of the nder had but Dodge's Part in Case. Dodge formerly was a Federal | i\Department of Justice agent as- | signed to prol | worked up the case igiant bootlegging enterprise which / Remus. | formed prison. defense of Dodge and Mrs. Remus began an association which was during after his release until he was driven to madness. He the | work. gainst 1ibition a former Chicago lawyer, and which sent him to | Then, according to Remus’ transitory insanity, continued Remus’ incarceration and Mueller admitted that he former- watchman at the Jack warehouse in St. the numerous ware- es which came nto Remus’ possession. john I. Rogers. a reporter for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, testi- fied late today that he disclosed +o Remus alleged plots of Mrs. Re- and Franklin L. Dodge Jr. have him deported to Germany later to have him killed by gungsters $15.00° Rogers he had informed the man- editor of his paper as long summer treat one of as tast Rien: us i Aa™ Ti a Tie, Tells af Remus “Brainstorms.” The reporter first came into con- tact with Remus. he said. when the, | Poest-Dispatch assigned him to get. life «es al Continued on Page 2. Cohimn 5. "46° | worth iwonuld | for the cits ALABAMA FLOGGING TRIALS Thaxton Miller. the second Call. changes that we now have in mind, rot possible under the receiver- ship, which we belleve will be im- provements. The details of these, however, cannot be discussed now.” Rolla Wells, who has been re- ceiver of the company for eight years, will retire tonight midnight. Engineer Favors City’s Accepting Stock in P. 8S. Co. Cc. E. Smith, consulting engineer for the city, today recommended that the city accept preferred stock in the St. Louis Public Service Co. for its ‘mill tax claim against the company as successor to the United Railways. Federal as award- Ji ldz Fa ris h ° ed the city $813,000 cash in settle- | fopen crack of a knuckle on one of | Dr. ment of the tax of $2,431.000. The company has offered twice the amount of the award {ff taken in preferred stock. City Counselor Muench believes | that the city can legally accept the | stock ff ta | Comptroller Nolte as trustee. Smith ken in the name icte@d that the stock would be par or $109 a share and be a profitable investment ; pred END WHEN OFFICIALS QUIT: Attorney-Gen-ral and Solicitor | Withdraw: 31 Cases Still on Court Docket. vy the Arsocinted Prece LUVERNE. Ala., 30.— The Nov Crenshaw E. Gamble adjotrned eourt after Solicitor Calvin Poole | ha® withdrawn, and filed the 31 cases remaining on the docket. The | Solicitor explained the cases could be tried at any future term of court, or they may never be tried,’ Judge A. depending on circumstances. The Solicitor’s aetion fn with-| drawing the cases followed a jury's’ acqyitting | hear verdict yesterday in ® be freed during the trials. Attorney-General Charlie C. Me- retired yesterday and left the dis- position on the remaining 931 cases in the hands of Solicitor Poole. McCall retired because be be- lieves that State taw enforce. ment officers have shown “a fren sied destre to assist the defenge tn- stead of prosecuting offictals.” Pete see ee eg ee Cees , Same jin the of | beacme , Townsend. 2 p. mm ,neral establishment at i Grand boulevard. who had led the prosecution. | | emiled {died yesterday at the St. Louis Iso- ilation Hospital of a complication of blood poisoning and scarlet fever contracted 10 days ago while treat. ing his 4-year-old son, William, for scarlet fever. William diced i? davs ago. Dr. Mitchell. who was 29 years old, entered the hospital nine days ago. Apparently he contracted the blood poisoning from his son, also, it was said at the hospital. The poison infected an arm and was the primary cause of his death, al- though he had scarlet fever at the time. While giting his son an injection arm for ecariet fever. a few drops of the child's blood fell in an Mitchell’a hands. He became seriously il] the night before his }s0n died. Dr. Mitchell moved from the ci's | 10 months ago and | to Dr. to the county assistant 3191A Sutton avenue, Maplewoo*. The widow, Mra. Elizabeth Mitch- | ell, and an 8-month-oild daughter. | Betty Jane, survive. convention colonial countries and the com- plete abolition of armamente ie at present the only real ‘means of guaranteeing security and afford- ing a guarantee against’ the ont- break of war." was one of the striking phrases in the pact reso - lution. Another significant ohides was that the existence of Srmaments and their tendency to growth “by their very nature, inévitably lead to armed conflicts between nations. diverting the workers and peasants from peaceful productive” labor and bringing in a train of count- leas disasters.” ‘As the Russians desired a dra‘t framed immediatelr. they did ri.‘ favor waiting for ad- ditional international security. a question which is very close to the hearts of many European nations. particularly France. * Forenoon Session Adjourned. After introduction of the resa- Vinesnt | 'iution, the forenoon session of the who has an office ati commission was adjourned, but not before Dr. J. J. Loudon of Hol- | land, who presided, Kad declared ‘that it was clear that the differ- ence between the Rusalan vilew- Funeral services will be held “t/ point and that of the other ne- Fij- South Interment will be in Bellefontaine Cemetery. from a 245°" aa Friday FAREWELL SPOKEN OVER RADIC SOOTHES CHILD AS SHE DIES : | Announcer, Informed of Girl's De- County flogging trials | eame to a sndden close today when | ne sire to Hear Voice, Makes Special Broadcast. the Associated Press. LONDON, Nov. 30.—A radio an. ;nouncer’s “goodnight, everybody” enabled a child to die happily. The radio announcer was enjoy- ‘ing a Sunday night off when, In response to the request of a mother r a little girl who was seriously he *as summoned from his ae The child had begged to “goodnight everybody” spok- en by the voice which sabways soothed ber as she eald it sounded .“fatheriy.” The announcer hurried to head. quarters and gave his familiar “goodnight everybody,” «hich al- though it was heard by thousands Wag meant only for the tittle suf- ferer. She heard the familiar voice. and lapsed into uncon- A few minutes later she was dead, sequent utterances tiaf, soviet's scheme weré ~fodnd steking to show how laboring for peace ip a. practical manner, told Government had sent a pong | tions was not in its alm, but in ite method of serene to the prob- ‘lem The Selaiiaiah to the conference left the conference hall jn earnest discussion of the soviet plan which one called a “peace bomb.” other remarked the scheme goes further than the pftoeject for the outlawry An- of war which Senator Borah and other Americans have been advocating because it entatls the abolition of the means of mak-— ing war, the disbanding of armies, navies, the dismanfling of ammu- nition factories and the discon- tinuance of itary service, The delegates also attached’ m.— portance to one of Litvinoff's sub- if the “oo revolutionary, the Russiang woul! be ready to participate in any more modest plan of disarm? ment when anything practical was propésed. Russia Working With Germany. — Concluding bia address, Litvipest. how Russia wa* how the Ressian Lithuania, as wel ae to recently, counseling the Continued on Page 2, Co? Se Pe , . we uae a woe hd, tiie a ee ee ee eee deal. Aan ~ ee ame _™ ow “ the de Se ee ee ee ete ntee » oe tat th wre te mere ~ Tet ; SS 4. «a e = hr Fre 4 COR a ee er Om denen mie ee Ger me , ettee om, Me Pt rian. ceren bP Ae AD ee ee Pr ee roa tl ay eat. 4 Fr oy yas ned Pt ag Tie totaal te Rete ts Siy & o* > By ther igh Hoy ¥ * vu " . Capit cia 5 ply sade Niel Nee ae ae ae a ee ares ee es ie ant