St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 30, 1928

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OMIC PAGE TEDNESDAY, MBER 28, ig23 St LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Whe Only Evening N ewspaper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service tye ee App ove te a et ah Wars >... ~aed'y YOL. 81. NO, 85. pPRESDENT F MEXICO TAKES “OTH OF OFFICE ST. LOIS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1928.60 PAGES WATKINS SAD [DR.A.N. DE MEN TOPLAN QUITTING AUTHOR, LITERAR ASCOMMISSIONER’ CRITI, DIES AT 73 NTION. YES NICAL ’ A = RESULT o- Y Ct. THE we 2ER OF THE .., SE SEATED y, Bra Aatee sc Apt AIR MAIL TRUCK HELD UP BY TWO ARMED ROBBERS, WHO FLEE WITH FIVE SACKS Clerk and Wife in Auto Forced Off Road by os lle ai . ies Jah 1 Se ee a — eT aclasa> Yt: x hea | Pah, mire “+ Ree orgy, vied a ° ™ is ad a SM Duc en Gy * % n . eh Rage ® oe St Aw el & "By a o% ae Rr ai > aed 4 Ph te a “ys - . - 4 a _ e a a M ¥ y “es so ae “a weed Os ata a we : . ee. oe ee * % tae ye “ . é P . ictal aon a ae ad | ‘ “ “ » " ia wt Ly yy ge nanan ee ree et, Wee re Spee . Dudy " » oe 2h tage Sa evapo ee ae el ee ee ea “(oe ~ » pve Mite wr lt ~~ e De Rr ail ~ ne Gps = ene & Tay ») ‘LET ME 2TRATE Par 4ROUGH HIS | MOTIONS. “Wap eaetty, es) ae Wedaek Po a? Does te Ae 5 ee : . ~> * a ee . ee a ae I te Lion ee Saree a oe Pt tae ei a zs a 4 sls ae . prayer Vai 3 oe eee mencat et Seine pei Cnt Set mans. Wetec SAPO can a nie 0 hai GG I A 2 4 “Porte: » Gil Says So Long as as '§. Respects Mexican Sovereignty It Will Have No Cause to Complain. Cente eet ete Men With Drawn Revolvers—Registered Two armed robbers held up the air mail truck at Natural Bridze and Brown roads at 3:20 p. m. tp- day and escped with five sacks Packages Taken. poet The robbers then transferred the five mail bags to their car and quickly disappeared, driving south Federal Officer Appeared Before Grand Recently Jury Investigating Con- duct of His Post. Descendant of Auguste Chouteau, Co-Founder of St. Louis, Succumbs to Sudden Heart Attack. . eee ISNOT PAST Third Doctor Called to Con- sult With Court Physi- See hoy Apron, 4 — fees on every paper he drew, -a- pe —— Records, he he had been crowded off the road son by stabbing. SS to nearty $46 «eh . sed from | cluding applications for search aay = tireless student of t ‘ by another automobile which While France ordinarily looks aida ms rity ss is warrants, bonds and warrants or; Probate Court thete plage and we forced his car into the ditch. He askance at the execution of a wom- |, ee oe Exchange | arrest. The fees, fixed by statute, | archives of the Old Cathedral here, appeared not to be injured, he : 2,0unded up again toward the close.} recently have averaged $8000 to | and of the historic St. Louis Cathe- hough he complained of a an, u strong sentiment is growing Total wales on: the New. Seek : Ged 9 a : : shart gl said, althoug I that the President should refra’.| .4,), : calicniasad “t pea ot $10,000 annually. raf are yee See er of as pain in the chest. He éalled Mrs: from exercising clemency in these fs . “ é ee up oe -09 p., m., Atkins ts about 45 vears old, and| Orleans. On his study of the S€ | Cook by telephone, and at 4:30 she | “ ticker time, were 4,806,900 shares,/an attorney. Before his appoint-| records, he based his conclusion, | , he Schild home, with a} cases, especially of the women who | yj+), the tape then 8§ minutes b ty wil DI | od in 4484. that bet shy arrived att S | wantonly murdered children. , stat 9» Tinules De- | ment as Commissioner he was, in ss ot gp 7 «i, tha 8 8 | physician whom she had brought | hind the market. succession, clerk in a railroad of-| STeat-grandmother, Mme. Marie by automobile from St. Louis. PLANS HOLIDAY PARKING ORDER Montgomery WAN, ater Ramp fice, clerk at the Old Courthouse} Therese Bourgeois Chouteau, had A cursory examination failed to pus bel ing $12 a share, shot up nearly and clerk at the office of United] been libeled by the “alleged his- disclose any major injury, but 1s Director Brooks Wants Washing- ton Av. Kept Clear Downtown. Following the precedent set las: Alexander Nicolas De Menil, au- thor, historian and literary critic, died last evening. of heart disease in his home at 3352 South Thir- teenth street, a pillared mansion dating from Civil War days. He was 79 years old. The fatal attack came a few hours after he had eat- en Thanksgiving dinner with his family. | poesico CITY, Nov. 30.—Emilio s Gil took the oath as Pro- * President of Mexico today . He said it must be frankly admitted that * the revolution had made errors, One of the principal being the (formation of “governments of _ friends,” relegating to second con- ' sideration questions of capability And justice in connection with the /®Ppointment of officials. He ex- fF Petineg that it had been impossi- for previous administrations to j Pete this problem because of un- 7¥orable conditions existing at the me. He pointed out that Gen. ..: had his hands full dealing With those who thought that the ee etion was merely a pretext changing leaders. Spite this Obregon had built a indation for a realization of the »’s of the Mexican people. a Serve Nation, Not Friends. Portes Gil added that ~Pesident *s had done his part by intro- Ng a plan of economy, found- the Bank of Mexico, building , and = furthcring irrigation pects It would be a task of his —™inistration, he said, to strive to e 88ch even nearer to perfection. "refore he wished his Govern- Mt to be a Government made up Een best prepared. “Men who -+.* w~ > ~~ lil =) tae OL PEPERPED $35 to a record price at $439.87%.| States Circuit Court of Appeals. at| torians” who had represented her} (.,,. prepared to leave for home! © y- . : ‘ 4 « | + . . ~ 7 ee Y : ” ’ é ‘ : os > a : and ¢ losed at $434, a net gain of the I ederal Building, as having left her husband an ! with his wife and the physic ian rs $17.50. Keith-Albee ‘eferred tte iat ‘ontracted ivil , n-law ake ennbelatian wei sd | poaréd $20.50 to.« record price MMEINTS SEPELGOG GENT BD | inarriege with Pierre Laclede, | Uster®: 4m Se tS marae IN TEN YEARS FROM $10,000 Washington avenue, between Third write Packard Motor, Hupp, Sears Mme, Chouteau's.- eldest son, Hospital. An autopsy, will be ma fe | street and Twelfth boulevard, wii! Roebuck, New York Central and Auguste, from whom Dr. DeMenil to definitely fix the cause of) be prohibited during the Christmes | an segart Oil of New Jersey closed Mrs. Myrtle G. Walker — a was Gescended carongn ag gp ney Seath. seabeiae peason, it was in@icated | ‘TOM $4 to about $14. higher, re-] ‘seasnees Matate, tncreased by was undisputedly the so~ Of Mme. Cook was a graduate of Hvw'-| today from City Hall. Director of | cording severaj new peak prices. Investment in Stocks. Chouteau and her lawful husband, | 1 50x College, New York, and be- | Streets and Sewers Brooks hus - ee gs casey tumbied $14 An estate of $226,637, developed _— Chouteau.. But the historical | ome president-treagurer, of the. written to Chief Gerk, urging hits and Victor Taiking Machine and in the last 10 years frem an orig- writers have geperaty nee tae wine company five years’ ago. He) to put into effect the temporary | ©45¢ Threshing closed $8 and $10 ak investwiint’ of $10.000. has her four younger “org gy _— ig survived by the widow, his moth. bar on parking, to facilitate tra‘- lower. Wright Aero suffered *} been inherited by Mrs. “Myrtle Cnyetee (A5. Jae. sale W398! .r. a brother, Dickson Cook, an‘ fic and to safeguard the lives of net loss of 7, and Radio, Kennecott Grace Walker of 3969 De Tonty combatted by Dr. De Menil, eens de- a sister, Mrs. Carl Horix, formerly shoppers, beginning Monday. Copper and Greene Cananea, $4 street from her mother. Mrs. Ma - clared that the New writes the widow of Edward L. Preetori- The present regulation allo'vs| °#°- Pec, BO EIR. trona V. Baker of New York, who church Peceses, i sagoengaag ¥ lus who was publisher of the St one hour parking in the shopping! Art Goebel Plans Record Flight.! died last March. lp tg Bisse goat 8 ee hig + Louls Times. Sarert Seren F7e & mM. ang WICKET A. MAN, BOVW 80.——"ALs Mrs. Baker ail aid Marie ‘seats daggoe have been | U. S. Trade Board Elects Chairmen 4:30 p.m. and after 6 p.m. Un-j|thur C. Goebel, flying his rebuilt} expansion of her estate by invest- ie lcnitininia. ‘ebiaren of Rene | By the Associated Press. der the proposed ruling, parkivg| ‘‘Woolaroc” Travel-Air monoplane,| ment in stocks, beginning witb and Marie Chouteau For the pre- WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.—-Ab- a, HOW to be loyal to man,” he | Would be prohibited between 7 a.) in which he plans to attempt to/ $10,000 inherited 10 years ago from | valence of the contrary view, he|ram F. Myers of Iowa was elected “ed, “must be replaced by men | ™- and 6 p. m., as last year. There set a new transcontinental nonstop/ her husband, a conductor for th» blamed his kinsfolk who wished to|chairman of the Federal Trade know how to be loyal to thej!# "9 ordinance to cover the | flight record, took off here at 2:05| Chicago & Eastern Illinois Ra'l- be considered descendants of La-| Commission today, succeeding Wil- try.” Christmas rule on parking. Emer-| p. m. today for New York City.| road. Mrs. Walker is the wife of liam FE. Humphreys of Seattle, Thomas P. Walker, chief clerk to ; the general superintendent of t 1 Stage of the Misstssippl, 18 feet. Portes gency, Director Brooks believes.| He intended to stop at Belleville, eps Resren” Wash. The commission m ‘mbers $ warrants the temporary ruling by Th... where he indicated he prob- ied : ferve as chairman in rotation for S hued on Page 2, Column 5. Wabash Railroad. Cont.nued on Page 3, Column 2. one-year terms, e f-i1 of 0.2. = | Res | Chief Gerk. ably would spend the night. ah @ Oh Oh ebaliah ab aedee Iie ee ee > LepePetytet d+ veege detete Pathe etrrday’ . big«h. 52 (11:45 9. m.): low. 40 19 a. Mm. ,. Offictal forecast The FOOTBALL | for St. Louis and HERO IS WHIG | vicinity: Fair to- night and tomor- row; colder to- nicht, with the lowest tempcra- ture about 30 de- arces, Missouri: tonight and morrow: some - what colder . im southeast portion tenight. Iilinols: Fair tonight and te- morrow: sOMe- what colder to- night. Sunset, Funrise (tomer. how), 7:01. vear, parking of automobiles on Fair to- accomplished the 4:39: Gil said he y“.uld not con- ants of Pierre, Vic- Ee ee ik