St. Louis Post-Dispatch
September 9, 1928

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PAGES 1—18 eee es PRICE 10 CENTS NO FURNITURE, / To est F L a O ’ +s ng, ea' or | | MOE N urore in London Over Veiled Provhet’s New P Fs. ipods tS : . sai sa cea : el rophet's INew Foster “ ae cere) | ee Dickens’ “Love Afi : NOT GOING To a | uC € 5 O € ars ALLELE LETTE LED ELIE EAE BET Ra RE ES OF ~ SV ONE MORE ri x F a ao we eer WORD ABOUT WHO “a 4 Fs Pi, kes Secs ct a ae | : Pes: Peay : bd 9 - : ce er ee ae sa ose me ea : MOULD HAVE BEEN on} Novelist’s Son and Newspapers Defend His i z c- 1p K. BUT IT's ss “ ae Pr ae s i A : = te ge ee | ae ER 9 NAYS Memory Against Story of Writer, Who (| WARTD COURT PARK DEDICATION oe. Tos Fl Q ASO IN | tae Tie ” RRP ieee bs | tiga Quotes “Suppressed” Letters. | ee ae yh ‘ | 4 Who Took $3,500, 000 os ae a CBee ES American Representation |New Playground, 65 Miles fee Poo | AIR 2 A CF . Copyright, 1928, by the Press and Pulitzer, son of the Dickens Fellowship, ‘ ; ee, “Ge Rie BORG BE I ial From International Life presse He ERR World | who challenged the statement, oy on That Body for Two From City, Is Easily Ac- Bd, Pig ack nae a ™ ; . LONDON. Sept. 8. — Insinua-| Quoting one ‘of Dickens’ _letters| , " 4 4 & “eS Be rae PRR E Re hes ii Despite Extradition) (Gia sies pickens, famous|Which, he said, had been suy-| | Yeats More Is Thus As-| cessible to Third of Mis- | cae eee eee | pressed by the family. rt : ee see oe Rowland, Though Behind novelist, had ‘‘secret love affairs, The letter, supposedly addressed sured. souri $s Population. ee eS ae Be ee ef gs : ‘ 4 es made by C. E. Bechhofer Roberts; to Maria, was dated from Tavi- me OE eg il ae | Boston Flyer in Landing, | — in his novel, “This Side of Idol-]| stock House, Feb. 22, 1855. “No ; Sed ee ; ; : * ATTORNEY atry,” have caused a furore in| one but myself has the slightest} MOVE TO SMOOTH BANQUET HELD oe 7 2 | 3 + Still Leads Class A in es London, knowledge of our correspondence,” e poe - ” Be me oe n of ti . = | "& SAID TO BE FISHING | “charies Dickens, surviving son the letter said. “I should like very} WAY FOR U. S. ENTRY IN CAVE MOUTH | ft i fo «2 || Elapsed Time. je . | of the famous novelist, will reply | much to see you before we meet | 5 RII A ak ¥ % i Ig Monday to tne attack on his fa-| w nen otters are by, and one a is pers here feature the story on their |} you may expect to enc counte r ; ae PO Ree! ROO > si —_— helt Be irs ages J. da rarvi fj f Fatally Hurt in Crash | Save ‘an Ameritan candidate 61. pews has purchased 6899 acres ot annual parade and ball. ended W . wend nage oe ‘ sey em oh yyy ane t pa __e is “a savingxin buy ing tokens | N a li 1 | Dr. Walter Simons of Germany, | rugged, beautiful, Ozark Mountain ———$ ————— ee é ford Pa brought eo jeanne n nase wa oy ws er fe eee OF 58. ear non : five, Sir Johannes Wessels of | countryside—Meramec State 2’ark, r * "aed by Federal Court, an instru- | The container is so made that on, | South priya gor andl Sir Abdul {near Sullivan, Franklin County— 15 DOVE ORCHID NEW POSTER DESIGNED ng Ocean ema pow ro urporting to forbid Toombs’ | S Ci » flipped from it into & ui eT ~ page ee : : © y “3 , gabe age’ cen San, We Agee trom Two men were killed when the; Romin of India, one. Haiti and | “* 4 pisyeround sa sane ~ BLOSSOMS AT Robert Dake, Pittsburg, Pa.., land. val from the jurisdictior of /|the fare box. It is not unlike, in ' fp bankruptcy division of the principle, the metal coin changer : there, because his testimciny | that conductors use. An initial sup- VR AT GREAT 4 bankruptcy was essential. ply ef 50,000 is on hand. | Liberia did not vote. | Sir Eric Drummond, Secretary- 4m’ General of the League of Natio unattended freight truck a mile | immediately wired Hughes in Ital | ; automobile in which they were rid- ing crashed into the rear of an environs. The heart of e park 4 is 73 miles from City Hall, but SHAW’S GARDEN aaah edueerie Wi hi 4 automobiles coyer the.distance in arama chita. Kan., io | who had led the Class A flyers from a #han three hours. The preserve Said to Be More Than Ever the start in New York. arrived i AIVEASTICA) ~ 7 feral Order Questioned. ain osteo | west of Lebanon, LL, on Highway! where he is on vacation. The mes- -$110,859-—-and it has been . fourth. He de’ engine Be > |} —“gaeewsguestioned authority uron MOSCOW $ SALE OF | No. 12 at 7:30 last night ‘proving its worth to the’ people Have at One ne : = PROFESSOR feferal law said to the Post- : | They shale ich. 4 sage was sent through, ibe Amt? iuhe:want to hike, ride, fish, swint we age =i trouble after leaving Abilene, Tex. .. ~ LORENZO sated : 3 YS. They are Roy Friederich, a farm-) can Ambassador te*italy. Henry. P. | ST ae Edis ae Time in U. S. Third in 50 Years Will Herald | tnat forcea him te drop back. H® -..a). | in response to an i.quiry er, and Albert Weave lab rer, explore cuves and enjoy nature at | if ; r, and Alber caver, @ MmDdorer, | Fietcher. | Parad d Ball reached El Paso at 12:33 p. m VORIKIAIG OA)? : ‘exeat to protect a bank- r O’Fall H , Weaver. 19. and| . ss Celebrating the recent comple- About 75 blossoms of the dove | | Row Time Best. 5 : ‘ormer Figure; Other Prohibi- alion. enry caver, iJ, and; Following the election hopes |.,. cs Pt | Oct. 3 Rowland. h till 1 , , ‘iminal . ac i t f the assembly of the — ark itt... have n owever, s eads in ) arrest upon crimina Joseph Scheibel. 24. als f O’Fal- ae “ar , . : . ion oO J é ‘ orchid more than ever ave es S 1T Ae | ae SLE tte wy tion Moves by Soviet. oseph Scheibel, 24, also oO ai-| were voiced informaily by many linda |» Aediantion wes held the Py elapsed time. His time from Fort ‘s > - ungounpte ty as a0 un- | By the Associated Press. lon, suffered minor injuries. Fried- | delegates that the choice of Hughes — oft nhs aed 7 — —F | bloomed at one time in the United , F 50| Worth to El Paso was five ho: ATEAST ed assumption of authcrity | MOSCOW, Sept. 8.—Hundreds of | erich and Weaver were thrown! would reawaken interest in the Sr Pets FAROnE-. 15h. MA Se d babl Supt. Brings “ mens pester. ae, Seat “ae se AR PET = Court. He said that the ie os lees ine : Fa paises pS PPT Baa phe ay automobiles which drove into the | States, and pro y, P years, will herald the coming of | 43 minutes, bringing Fils total un- ™ the liquor shops in Moscow con-j;from the rear seat to the road,! United States regarding the ques- id. the only ones blooming” Yn ‘ fi ffi ) in Bankruptcy of the Chi- | ' : ; , place was 2080, and they carried, | 54'¢, the Veiled Prophet to St. Louis | 0° clal time to 19 hours, 67 mine SEATER, Mecourt had no such autherit ) ducted by the chain co-operative | their necks being broken by the tion of American adherence at the|. (io. showed, about 9800 per- | the country—may be seen until ihe/ this year for the street parade on | utes. ? ri.y . «6 e ©) © te . rr "ee ae ’ 7 : ' z é ; ecm 36 # o : : ; s calle MSPO sold no} fall. >» Weavers are brs. | te : . : “. CcolLAPSIBLE es circumstances and «hat if fans sae aii me sell none ie | eae ehigeoragse alias By seas tion t! leq | 8008 Fully half of the visitors, end of September at Shaw’s Gar-/in, evening of Tuesday, Oct. 2,| The five leaders in elapsed time = ... : ay . ' ‘ 1e 1€ ccupants oO 1c | n this connection there Was aiso |. | Sem dis ba : ie | den. . | follow: % ¢ , Pec ? ‘eo a) aij 3S i Ses pom . oe 7 ae : ; ; i i _* 2 : ms ion ) Te : : our. ANHAT rd i | Pederal 0 Sie act how vel Ki aa een ae | Phe survivors said the truck had no/on the question whether a unani- | & Fish Department, had organized ; nalive orchids, from’ the woods parisoned horses drawing it across St. Louisan Forced Down. = . | ; . Be ectanied- erie hl wre oe aera. ous »te of the council is re- oe event 1ear St. Louis. ‘at —_ & , -j ‘ : fe ; lly provides that bankrupt | ing the atreets intoxicated are he- 1B ER ae eS ORI Ne et ete AR aah is vor ad : : 1 i wr oh th “% oe . : - . . te le os bearing 10 to 15 the Municipal Plaza conceived with Dale ‘G, Jackson of St. Louis, pi- - t material witness in any) ing published in the local pavers. | SHOTS FIRED FROM AUTO quired to obtain an advisory oping) Swimming, Caves, Picnic. eS ee */all the buildings projected for the |lotirg a Swallow, was forced te ; i ae Dp : . fy . A c ion or whether this action can be | It was a perfect Indian summer blossoms each, are in bloom, and > . l d i] , & ‘ ae , | : RE Me CRS EPS | a , | Plaza group. and a mile north of Moran, Tex., wey may be examined sny-) What is hapuening in Russia taken by simple ’majority of the | gay nd scores of visitors went|a seventh is coming into bloom f and t] h . . . c ’ . ie a. ais | aay. a ( sc "es ) x ~ , BLUFFEFCD (AE ouT tion wherever he chanced to! in “red topped” bottles, the most | . In designing the poster, which ts . Brill, Monterey Park, Cal., was it &. Louis or elsewhere. It | popular brand, whic! costs c nly @ \last night, when she neared her| pressed their claims to Vilnma.| Others wandered around — the | ed by the Floral Display house. the work of Brian P. Burnes, an/j| last reported at Abilene, Tex ‘ 4 * iseOywy F 2 me =e “USte ) : . -~ oa - ‘, st ; re. oe ; a" ics F e = 2 om ‘ T . ft | — oo anne 4 . . , - : . “i e oF A Juicy i i ecGlituhs & baltic On Sent 206) net ete: TWO] wanton the Leagie awarged eo fe eer oe reliant sa old.tachionea | PARTLY CLOUDY TODAY | Stlort. wat ake: te ee Ee eee eee i PotTskK' ° 5 fontem plates that a Sedera? | Gov ernment is expected to quit the ‘of the. shots went wide and the }land in 1923. ithe crowd revelied in old-fashioned | ’ progress which has been made up| down near Sierra Blanca, 90 miles d Bea ; . E ition papers for “a have Meanwhile most of the peasants Miss Duggan, an emplove of the! their. differences the Council will police escort, drove ng hip sues gy “ + aeee an og rae erat 78 | During the 50 years, two other The four missing flyers, besides . + c . “2 ans %, : TF t . e > ‘ - om © » iccy ae 2 as : " * ie i pes ee delphi. in aco. ’ a % nes wt bis otaly on oe hearing ; = a request for unconditional evacua-| proved but dusty county road. Sul- | Baccgpng's Tooke re little ‘ethan thr ‘he igh hina edey-ak aden 4 $ Presented the matter to the | Pair Enter Buescher’s Pharmacy, | : a upied German territory |livan, a town of 2500, Was gay) JHE YANKS pe am a : SF ae it. (ae rs 7 ve _— ey , ee Court in Chicago. Wilson Show Pistols and Hold Up WOMAN OBSERVES 1020 }tion of occupied \s _ ek! hades hii thie venation ARE and vic i nity: | weeks remaining, preparations for |Tex., having been forced down in * me ‘© Qiscuss any phase of | | Manager and Clerk | bees ee secre Geom a, T" gioiedings durin uthe day took | GOING Partly cloudy (-/ the celebration are nearing com- | Kansas the day before. _ Ma SEE Hs Sigs , pagent : ‘er the conference, that Lord Cush- speakers — iy aes : ‘ , Mer. He declined to say!’ Two men obtained $94 ia al BIRTHDAY WITH PLANE RIDE | tof | rinciple| care to point out that if the §$75.-| day and tomor-| pletion. Invitations to the maids Other Arrivals, Sidener could be found. It | holdup last night of Buescher’s | endun had. dcceptee in pee 1 900.000 State road bond issue >ass- | row: cooler to-|and matrons of honor will go out Other arrivals here in order fol- wn, however, that Sidener. | Pharmacy, 2744 Cass avenue. The |5h€ amd Another. 104, and Man, | the plan of a soot od HO: in tia scree 0 ag enh result wilt be! morrow. this week and as fast as accept- | low: : Zee _ Y € . ~ Is Pp ~ ) . _ ‘ } ‘onvers: tions by t 1e ive interes e i a A 4 ’ ~ ‘ . P -. ii Sus witha, : 5 7 : 4 ‘ being informed that Toombs | money included $315 that had ac- as —_ -_ & i : " ithe making of the road from Sul-| Missour'!: Parr ances are received the names will 4. E. J. Detmer, Tarrytown, N, BS tected by a Federal marshal | cumulated in a safe from sale of emer Se Maine. en a ee llivan to the park Along that) w ith increasing | be announced. Y., Travelair, 12:44:30 p. m. : ae € coca A 4 “ > he socia te > nm - ape eee rae ee i ra | ‘ . é | . ’ Pe tt 2 the writ of ne exeat, nieeken: etenmamt ere money tp NE, By the A&i ste ed Press. , | BULLS AND BEARS STAMPEDE pao the visitor drops from a cloudiness today . Invitations to the ball also will 6. Louis Derryberry, Abilene, , bs 4 any serious effort to ret Entering, the pair gave an order! | Eels OM eorearenam: eat. Bapt.. Se-~ 4 'plateau into the pleasant, shine probably followed | be issued short'y. Inasmuch as/ Tex., Travelair, 12:49:30. 4 He has sent word to his. ‘for medicine. When Elmer Dunn. Grandma Almatia Bennett of Chi- IN 2,092.50 500- SHARE DAY ivalleys of the Ozarks and to the| by local showers | the Court of Honor will be in-j| 7. James &. Charles, Richmond, ‘4 : that he will return next ithe manager, went to the rear of | CoPee Falls, Mass. has a habit of | | banks of the Meramec or thunderstorms | creased in number and several| Va., Eagle Rock, 12:51. a 5 aes y. ithe store to fill the order, one of | Celebrating her birthdays in the | Pools and Public ublic With Bulls but The day's events opened with a| ‘onight or tomor- | huridred additional guests are to 5. Tex Rankin, Portland, Ore, ~ While Toombs, in Chicago. | the robbers drew a pistol and fol- |) air, today observed her 102nd | Profit-Taking Forces Down ‘motor parade of Franklin County | row: cooler to-|be invited to the ball this year, | Waco, 1:02:05. 26 *r no restraint or bord to! lowed him. forcing him to open! !" the usual manner by _ flying Prices. ‘people from Sullivan to the park | | morrow, and in |architects and decorators have be- | 9. George Hopkins, Detroit, : a ees if , re | ee ee battens , , ae we Be .: ny certain that he can be /|the safe. {sroms pare t) Fueees, Me. ane | By the Associated“ Press. 'for a homecoming. After Mrs. Hol- | extreme north-|gun planning the decoration and we: occas whe raters t a Fawn St. Louis when his| The other man watched~ Frank | a sg ae accompanied by | NEW YORK, Sept. 8.—Bulls and lman Hinchcliffe sang the national | west portion to-| rearrangement of the Coliseum to. | Chena, poe Trenton, N. J. x DE in bankruptcy | Pis ne : ¢ the | Charles ? radley, centenaria:, | : : : the ; RP | day accommodate them. oe . court is| Pisold, clerk. in the front of the | guess | bears took turns in stampeding the |anthem there were speeches by | y. ; fs leted. His next - | 1 Me was joined by the! Of Rochester, N. H., who made a | Sas ~acific. Charles A. Illinois: Most'y 11. Warren B. Smith, Fords, N. ‘ questioning | store until ‘h j ' sggiehay : . ‘stock market today. Their activ- | James Booth of Pacific, Charles - PULLMANS — FOR FOR RACEHORSES J. Swallow. 1:10:08 sf “sondage of his Chicago | second. They togk $67.45 from bows trip with Mrs. Bennett last | reyes produced ene of the busiest ‘Cole of Union. Herbert A. Krog of fair today, »rob- | "1 s 1. ‘ writt ties Doren. } oo: n ‘ . .* . criect are ° TEE Ve *S " . y j Pa . rr . } ‘ > ' bd , --* *. ® en 3 ov F next W Toombs & Daily, | two cash registers: $10 from Dunn, | year | me cs | nalfeday sessions In history, the | Washington, J. T. Smith of Ger-: * VA ably followed by | “Bathhouse John” Coughlin First wienenne Mr dreay- a Wis, e = | ext Wednesday. | $1 from Pisold and ran to an: uto- | ~ ime Paces ee ee | , lat i ti ker recording the last of ‘ald, Henry O. Hein of New Ha-| local showers to- | to Use New Cars. 13 Dor Philli Seattle, W. Ss s /'mobile waiting at the curb outside | teMarians were greeted by ao oF eroe | ven and J. H..Fisher of Sullivan. | night or tomorrow: cooler tomor- | 9. in. associated Press : rs te , Washes ; * | tea |Mary A. Waterhouse of Scarboro, | the sales of around 2, 092,500 stares | : , in Care-Moatl row, and in extreme northwest por- | , npn: Challenger, 1:22 : "i more than a half hour after the Lamcheon in Cave-Mouth. »§ | CHICAGO, Sept. & — Puliman 14—Samuel H. Turner, Alexzane 3 ADMITS. KILLING ee Seen et * 20S soe, ot Sheree bs, is P Officials That She Shot Him | BOY, 4. P LAYING IN STREET, 104, who not to be outdone iy ot had closed For distinguished visitors. the ‘tion today. Se a ee ee ee : ir aed we rte public were with Sullivan Chamber of Commerce} Arkansas—Today fair, Warmer in ears for race horses are to b®/| g~ig Va.. Berliner. 1:28:36. placed into service tomorrow ly 15—Albert C. Carl and A. K, ~ — — a eee After He Reat Her. . SERIOUSLY INJURED BY AUTO : Mrs. eneent per sep bee that | the bulls. and prices of more than | provided a unique luncheon — an’ east portion: oo INCreASINE | +1. Pennsylvania Railroad, when | Owen, Reading, Pa. Pitcairan, a Associated Press. | eed ts a se tieen 06-tae | two score issues were lifted $1 to | etaborate purtet attsir ore bg robe ead 30 peas a | “Bathhouse” John Coughlin, Chi-} 4-36: 19, : eee NTON. . 2. Sept. $—Inez| Walter Bianiatowski Found to | magn ee meat. on a igh » the | $10 per share to new high eserda bapactous. oper ot a 2 pe rap pe $F = oo eae ney ‘eago Alderman and sportsman, 1é—Stuart Chadwick and wu. [a ~ 17 years old, in a written | Have Possible Fracture of acy ’ —- Prominent among them were such hwy i mg coon die tina bor aii i. eign Pips on Bar hn a bao | shpis two of his prize thorougn-/| jjam B. Harding, Red Bank, N. J, é on to Emmons Coun! y of-| Skull and Laccrations. Two ‘Clergymen’ ‘Killed by Train. amusement shares as Warner bases lee an Prius eaiabiina i | Se ie iota a 9 — = SIppi. 19-4 | preds from Arlington Park to Bel- Waco, 1:42:19. | ce admitted the murder of | Walter Bianiatowski, 4 vears old, | Special to the Post-Dispatch Brothers “A” and common. Ke'th-. ye apetrae dt si oily 5 | pound- ‘2 _— eich mont, N. Y. , 17. Alfred Staniey, Elmira, N, oa *r, Charlies H. Gontka. 24 | playing in the street in front of his R ATBONE, N. Y¥.. Sept. &8—/! Albee, Stanley Co, of America as, ome oddly este em the sentietiaiia | This Week's Weather Outlook. The new cars are equipped with! y waco. 2:04:59. : a after his bedy had been | hom: zs 611 Helen street, at 6 p. m.! The Hev. Henry Fults and the Rev. well as Armour “A,” Eaton Axle. The chief rogram took place in 7 ee = special stall arrangements. so that 18. M. E. Grevemberg. Pittsburg, = in & creek. police announced. | veste ress when he was knocked; Alfred F Cornish both of this, Sweets Co., Kelsey Wheel. ‘cimken the crove aa! thee river bank in the | CHICAGO, Sept. -8.—Weather|from one to 24 herses can te Pa. Lincoln Page, 2:13:09. “cag ay. . | nes ~ | outlook fer the week beginning: shipped in one of the new Puil- 19. Sidney A. Riley, Irvington, — é ae -_—_— girl, " “ee “a a ons Police said, admitted down and seriously injured by an’! village. were instantly killed today moller Bearing. Best & Co. Tide- ‘afternoon, beginning with music. | ‘ age . i vat | Monday. Upper Mississippi and | mans, and are provided with a dooriw y travelair, 3:65. | 4 © ~ — present ape Srivesn by Stanley Boet- } On ‘a grade cressing 01 ne ate agen th — Se ete 0 |R. Fullerton Place. chairmas val Lower Missouri Valleys: Showers | at one end, through which an 1u- 20 h rbe Toronto eS 3 * help “a r when she dinski, 27. of 1614 Helen. | aa Railroad nea r here. when an as to- oe ee eggs - pe, - ‘the St. Louis Arrangements Com-; ati west - : Baws a * ee = eS eee ee 20. John E. Ca rry, . = ’ Soo neal — unload aj; The boy was taken to city hospi- |mobile in which they were riding | ‘0 Curb advances an u = ~~ | mitte., presided. State Game and! 1 bs : i iaietinistahin etiaies eneh: Garner etaadih tathen: to ania Ont.. D. H. Moth. 3:20. ts ee im, the cks. After shoot- | tal, where he was found to be suf-/ was hit by a passenger trai en ete — greens Fish Commissioner MecCanse, who! cok ti 2 ost a gpa h “ - . t 4 ith hi t ptm prea one parle * i the ee read, she | |fering from a possible fracture of | Fr a d ea Tode when Curtiss, Radio. Chrysler. 'directed purchase of the park, re-| - showe apg emis wit . ar 2 or rege : ie a ‘ounces the arrival at M * ind neg in a wheel-har- ithe skull and lacerations of th ree n ncert y. General Electric. American Smelt-|jiteq that it was more tian five | half: cool Monday and 3 ucsday " pres r Pu _ om ° wk Pa.. of H. A. Speer, Cincin BS IPt to tur an imeffectual at- | head and shoulder. Sodlinski was Musicians’ Mutual Benefit As- | ing, U. S. Stee! common and ofhers |» jjes broad and that 1.248.000 Mis- | Over Most hea districts: gen tem- | race orse aa Re ag wnagye piloting an International : j= a “a . home y Min the creek Near held on a charge of felonious sociation Band. Forest Park, 3:50) were foreed down §1 to 39 per) erature AF AR (OF OD eR ee ss . | sy : wounding. ‘to 6 p. m. i share. ' Continued on » Page 3, “Column 4. ! week. names of famous racetracks. Continued on Page 3, Columa 1. 1. “ o ; a | “a fi ‘& oe ; b ’ pe: ia 3 a a é % ‘ m me