St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 15, 1929
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a = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ io »___, PRIDAY. FEBRUARY 15, 1929... ___ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ , Ba : be "Aub 3 ND GUILTY of AN| | If Flt Fetching Modes of Pre-Spanish War Days ‘S| 0 000 PROFIT THREE ACUSED OF |Ford Saye People Take 14700 MES NED === DEMOCRATIC. Pap WADELASTYEAR KILLING JEWELRY ae ee ctocetid 0 OIYSYOTNG UST d : % Mon (Sea es : oe mes in = e chara ote TS % ea r fe oe oon ee -, ee pe ee ae ee ® Oe, 4 nts Of opposing coun AAU i | & — See ) Declares a College Education Is All Right—j; #84 om Reports From . hours. eS lal tee j Be 2 eee ee $7 Precincts orney Harold — Boss i, ee ag | ‘ / Precincts. Ag argument, dwett : our on an episode ae ee ig > Xe | : Asserts It Is the Stuff Boy Is gmer Circuit Attorney Is | fa ee ee té‘i‘és™s™SC‘SPG, Rolla. Larry Treesttifies Han- | Bench Warrants Issued for | Made of That Counts. Approximately. 14.709 names 1 of the Egy ti . ‘. aT, } —— See % as a et ioe oi . f esman’s organizar, ee expected to Announce , a Lo . O ef. | nibal Pharmacal Co. Got. M4n After Arrest of were adJed to the poll books in yes- yor McCormack ‘ : g Be ee See. AE | (Conyright, 1929.) if having more things is implied, | terday's supplementary registration . 2% sitors. with a &. Candidacy for the ; Bae Se eee oe eee | “Lucky Break” in: Switchman Saturday in| "ORT MYERS. Fla. Feb. 15.—|1 think the viewpoint is wrong. for la - ech: >» that “week? . for the municipal clection, it w kscrew. MeCo rge b ee é | ; ; Declaring that “work is his for 'what they are really getting is ex- : . : as at he remarkeq tp ame pemunauion Tomorrow. | : e % ee ee Styles. California. Ne we mete ae | vega ova yes" | perience.” aapecrsce sy: today on the basis of re- n, ' ae J ae eae — gan # it | | erday amplified that assertion Dy | : -e ; | ports from 87 of the 679 , is ga sown ig ou. | cz ee neh : ee ) = ae | adding that a good wife or a moth-| fark Bee secporg ee eae! a hout " it M amar ey. 3 ' ia a Sk a cam Sai es pi: ree ler w wnects nee | We are living in a “ripened world.” | oughou e city ore than mili tell yo a ‘2 § TO HAVE Ra ; : 1 lla sae fat é : a ee Two years after he bought §° Bench warrants were issued to- | r who ¢ xpects the right inftuence | He id . mack 4 U. Of @ourm ; 3 3 meee Bes oo eS aie 2 : : also plays a tremendous part in} **© S@ people should take more} this number, it ts expected, will be as ag F " iss . eae Ss : Se Be e aS { » stock of the anni- |; day charging “C i€ ri ; ; ?, i - » 3 Bak id this in a gpip ; COMMITTEE AID | fi oF: | ieee @ © ieee Cer cent of the stock of the Hanni- | jay chargin sical - acc ms wi ‘helping an ambitious man attain | ‘Mterest In one another, and par-| struck off in the clerks" canvass, . er Géclaregq, _— | oe SR aera coe ee EBS og Bes a ee & bal Pharmacal Co.. for $144,060,| murder of John Chamoberkiin, 6J-/ his goal. Ucularly old folks should take| today and tomorrow was the dam ' "4 Ss a pais ce es ae = 3 ae ee coe e : | + i ; 4% ‘ r| more interest In the vw : z Pye ; . 3 nedest jokeme —_———— + 4 OM Pe oi, ae a ee ae _ | it! prospe Pp demeanor, and Oliver Honig, who second birthday last Monday that | foods. I mean fruit, protein and The judges and clerks in one reg- , neh Sawai the Democratic nom- “ig ; é iS Re tom | Lawry yntinue to run the com- | : .e did n ‘now a single p aie oF pte | t, dwelling on the . cy for a a : wee : ® re “8 v a : Q , a Skad to with- | ¥5 arrested at his home last fFri- nr ate _— scone a Ssingie person ,starch. They should be eaten sep- | istration office yesterday kad noth- ty ‘ , . : -~ - ~) . o « C o's we ‘ ae tte r=’ ' &] PSs. ; . : | * ° 9 9 : ™ of I . ~~ od — r! § d of paying Mayor Me... learned today. - ‘ats ce ee ere ; Re Be vas Soggy ons testified he The fact that authorities had re- | i “ © ste ae ae appy per fg In meal, and so on. : was in*‘the Fifteenth Precinct of id his associates for prgeme o eetine he has! (ome ee Soll , / a srospective purchaser offered to|°Pened the investigation of the| ee ee Do you play golf or tennis?” | the Eighth Ward, at 1805 Lafa- a ge OM) . 1e by S on pas Wallen nn Ban , ros Cc ve yuure ase TT : ‘ : a ‘ ; ? : he Governmen('s ee we meantiine he aA : one £ gthg futons sae ° $1.250,000 on|™urder was published last Satur- | Says Edison Radiates Happiness. Chops Wood for Exercise. yette avenue. Another precinct re- ‘ed, was bas “88,5 Tining to say for publication. M . ‘ place a valuation © Te lay with @ arres Sriith.| “Yes,” he replied, “I think Mr. oN ported only f nil od On @¥i-E peiteians regard McDaniel as * “ d ‘the business, and invest $700,009, | 447 WER the | geremt Gf Oi) aa a 7 a ae No, when I want exercise J run y four registrations. The Preserced = Witnesseg§ ©) >.) : | ~_——-—-~ ene — | ¢he understanding that Lawry | Smith admitted he was in St. Lovis | &¢!son 18 © nappies a or chop wood. A brisk run on ris- highest number, 48, was reported i} again % . formida bie eontencer for the ALIBI POLIO ORION. SITE ROL RI on the unaersta ‘ t the time e th te ; le know. He has reasons to be happy. in the third Ret ; * Ssainst the def 4 ) ' Iwould retain $550,000 worth of; *' ime of the murder, ut Ge- “ -. |ing in the morning and just before precinct of the Twen- es “ pontination. although there is con- sae 2 ‘would reta 550,006 peng agg -eat ge ens wagig vie |He always has been busy. Early in # ty-Second Ward or Unites eg | gidera ble speculation as to the ——By 9 most IMspateh Mii) Photographer | sock, and remain as manager. a ie had any part in it. His life through hard work and the retiring at night is a great thing - & 63 Cottage n e . : , | ; ? Ks it ott ts aa ‘as i . , . ife “oO f , ‘ ; 4 the $50 I 0 cope 7 Be eamary in both the Republican and ee eee oe eo | partner, E. D, Frier, who « mierrerscstonyl time ayment ve and had many |0f the satisfaction that must give | 'M&_and run it off. which Edison invented in 1879. A They thin yOu ratic cainps and intervening | 2 , | a che formula for the deputy eee wt ae ; em ~ tore wn aa se then Ford told how many of his ex-|similar unit that he used to make ; Fecre perier a' F , | - | cet nh w aaMa iin cn 0 any manu- | CUStomers In ie fermina wUll~ Proto cs ge Sa Pow ecutives had voluntar y type of witnesses tam will egromgeinety eee! JASCHA HEIFETZ WINS | hese sa os oe ee road freight offices at Twelfth and ae s ona seinate Lv stem dieting and found it oe Seeieantas the ouster and thaiiesees tea cab Produce is Me ne ocratic nomi-| | | facture. —. csstnnt Craud in| Poplar atreet. He wes there on Of value to their health and efficien- |.automobile ? : aid bribes and know chance gt. the Democratic ngmi- APPEAL IN U. 5. TAX SUIT They allege he practics 9999 collection trip when he was held while. That is the thing that embodies a complete . 1h IN YU ge NRE them for $2222 a : cy. He said that at his boy's trade! electric ligh We can’t go to ch purchasing from up in a corridor outside the pay- | ™@kes for happiness. training school at Wayside. Mass., ght and power plant, yee ac | Treasury Rules Payment of $234,- tock which they claim was “ Any one which is necessary.” s in ; eMcDaniel, who was the first | nee oes germ share stock Wht dx * | master’s ‘ice Any tw Le He radiates happiness. Any ; 4 We ag? ‘ ry. ree Of: ae Bi oid | 000 to Parents Was for worth $10,000 a share. Lawrys neers Oe ee ee eee happy in his presence. It is the 30 pupils have -been on a Ford was asked if he was par- re o yenlv in the ‘ | ae Loe r ae ovum | 2 , “t mocrat to figu l Services. defense is that at the time of the | Were seen to flee from the scene ws diet all winter. and not a single ticularly interested in any one aci- 6 day, each of th Badscussion of possible candidates, | _,| after shots had been fire 1. contagious.” x one of them has bee ay aa ed nad taken the rome rps: ‘st it be known in humorous. gio Ford remarked that “people Pit Blanca Geeta . wh ’ enGtic experimen of the last year. . tor ought to be more cheerful.” They SINS MOINS Cxperiuments No,” he replied. “] always have call BP mshion at the Chamber of Coim-_ sage sey ally each of the Goy.§* take themselves too seriously, he with rubber plants which the in-|peen interested in automobiles. WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.—Jascha | purchase the stock was worth Chia mherii us OD ‘hom. dan Heifetz, the violinist, yesterday won| more than he paid for +t, and that : Sham verlin had an offiee in the ‘in part his appeal to the United | «, lucky break on the styles’ | Commercial Building and sived ‘ Begerce mas party last De-|Modern Girls and Matrons ) in write: 4 , ea cal ; : irges that they had go.—4 Posse a tak. Weld AUK : : i . | States Board of Tax Appeals and} .jysed the increased valuation. with his wife at 5886A Etzel ave- thought. adéina: ventor @indertook for the purpose | phat takes in nearly every art,” he accepted protection aot ites heen aidan’ | Swathe Selves in Garments as a result will have to pay de- Part of the “Iucky break,” Law- jnue. He had been held up twice | “Gendrally when people are seri- of giving this country a big home added, laughing ‘ : ey ’ > ‘ ee! + 4 : sation and Tom K. Smith, an in- | the much-satirized “gay nineties,” his mother for their services to | price of “Neet” was increased 20! clared. The $13,000, he said, also | ‘4¢’s the only thing I know of that dering on the Gulf of weston can by hand. They are more accurate, pay hin at all, ® gestment broker and son-in-law of| marched through the Economy _—. The grag oy d the pay ments | yer cent in 1828. | was used to pay ror the stock he | will do it. A eens ee» tens grow plant rubber with profit to Only tools are made by hang now- d. He was never Wells, had announced that they i a ee Eenwee ot ddan were more in the nature of gifts | $150,000 Profit in 1928. -. | was buying. He asserted he signed | yse his mind, his hands the farmer “in case of war prices.” adays. te more than three Ow "4 not accedt to requests to . . “— j _ but ruled that his father’s services | The business, which was started notes for the remainder of the | feet.” Ford praised Edison pointing out Ford talked enthusiastically of e did give is a list ot a ter the race, it became known Voters at 2836 Olive street yester- |were worth $72,000 during the five- Fas rier 10 years ago, with a cash | $144,000 and paid them off with- “Looking back on your own suc- that his great inventions made pos- the work now being done at Dear- ‘violators. We raided” th McDaniel was preparin@ to/ day in a parade that seemed to omg period and his “nother’s $62,- icapital of $2000, made a net profit | in a@ year. cessful life. what se why tac Pie sible “mass production,” which born, Mich.—the building of a mu- ich be had listed, but F Join the contest. - reincarnate the period, as only | 92% thus relieving lim of payment /o¢ 150,000 last year, Lawry as-| ¢ onsidered Business Hazardous. | what moment, gave you ts revolutionized industry in America |S¢¥™ which will preserve a record ng. lie ‘was just & os. - Confers With Legislators. 2 upon $134,000 assessed by Com-! corted, Former Probate Judge W. W.| gest thrills@®’ led He said that we have been living of the accomplishments of F:dison, d whom we liked. He '* Today, McDaniel ts in Jefferson styles can. : missioner of Internal Revenue) when Frier, who had been dis- | Henderson, who represented Mrs. Ford smiled and then repl ay ‘in the “comfortable age” since| the late Luther Burbank and oth- several wild goose § Tily consulting St. Louis members It might have shocked Richa-d Blair. tegen: charged from the Navy @ short |Frier in the stoeek transaction and | cryptically: The last age “ | 1880, the year after Edison evolved | ©™®- A number of buildings are , = | the Legisiature about the poli- Harding Davis to see a statuesque rhe Violinist’s father is a violin ‘time before, began manufacturing | who advised her to sell to Lawry/! That's the best moment a © a the electric light, the dynamo and being constructed on a 125-acre —e peeees © Gal situation. Among. these are | beauty, who could have stepped in- | teacher of ability, the decision said, “Net? in a shed behind his home, |for $100.000, her share of the $144,-| body. You feel better today awe | te: Aree got ct geo te er waste = Senators Kinney and Brogan, to one of his stories, puffing a receiving $25 to $30 a lesson and | carly in 1918,,and peddling it from | 000, was called to the stand. He/you did yesterday. You dite “I am extremely optimistic re- will be an. exact duplicate of. Bem of the Democratic City cigarette under a F loradora hat as a ty instruction to the “— Of | door to door, Lawry. his_ first ‘explained that he advised the sale, | learned something. You ave! garding what Mr. Edison is doing Park. N. J., containing the original ttee vat ie thought that Kin-| one of her i ee lageneones laced Ree, | Aimbake. another puted Violinist. | \ousin, was concluding an eight-\in spite of the company’s $50,000! gained experience. nt with rubber.” said Ford. “I have! laboratory where Edison did @na Brogan. who are party |\but if his chair had not been The mother was Jascha’s business; 4. career as a farmer, near Pa- |earnings the previous year, because Young People Are All Righ wi given him the use of 22,000 acres| first research work. Nearby w : ers, wili be for McDaniel ac-| Close enough to the parade to | manager. i cific, Mo. ‘he considered the business haz-| ‘What is your position on the in Georgia on which to plant rub-| be Mrs. Jordan's boarding house. ‘ ‘ ; ; my. Kinney is known to have catch the fading aroma, he would At the heartng it was brought | Lawry came to St. Louis, worked | ardous. question of a college education. ber specimens. Ee told me today (| the first house itiuminated by. elec- antipathy for Priest. have applauded in a. well-bred | out that Heifetz’s annual income is) lesman and finally asa sales| It depended, he said, upon ever-| he was asked. h» intended to start planting therej tricity, where many of As Warious other members of the} Victorian way and felt that ocd Prsemasipdetled $ Sune. 1920 os joined Frier, at | sole investment. ‘the same thing. People arrive at clear the timber off it. What Mr.| institute for the education of boys, for him. There is a general Girlish beauty, it appeared, CLASSMATES OF MISS MORROW agree nt of $90 = weeks eae nee | Frrier really made the business.” | the same goal by different routes Edison likes about it is that it is| seid Ford. “We expect to give ling within that body against; would be good to look at in any | mar "98 ieee il stock, borrow- |he said. “He kept a close hand on|If a boy has a ¢ ; ras »¢ ’ j } : , : ’ os oe . . . : ; ra "The . ‘ Pia v 15 i cust St LOTHING | 'McDanie} is ie ai i family albt 1 an . Otto who ag states?) ‘nan —e : ye ee yestione co ce rning ar was Oo « | " 5936 Wetronun Silene Le | had a handle-bar mustache and a9 yp erent ee _ spite pkgs | pure hase from Ely, who bheid f0 ; ! Again an opportu- educated at the itn iitioe of | wore a stri bathing suit with oe To rs ie od shares. and Nirs. 4 jn r, who had nity of a lifetime is f ou 8 se - a + : teh | f — oliegze , rT) Ae sh KY, ras 4°. Lawry ©xX} lained that a svv per | . ) ote... ie con cecaen t suesis vgewed the pa- | ro th. of the 1923 graduating cent dividend was declared on the ot wtetedle BE re-election as Circuit Beteene |rade, mostly with reminiscent ap- | class, ees . stock, and th it with the —— he ! : ¥ group of used Posing Sidener. te had the in. Preciation. To the tones of “atos- MUNICIPAL BUDGET QATES SET | vori'S: i. 2"cnareat tn sual ——= /j) | players. (You will ment of 143 men avwho had gie Murphs s Home.” “The sow- ; -—-—-—— ; men on (ne O6¢ sparen on aoe find. values that eNOS turers guring his term, ery.” “Two Little Girls in Blue.” | Public Hearings Will Be March 1.4 tion, he said, he sold the ass ts of 4 . \ will cost you three waby of whom were Republicans. ’ “East Side, West Side.” and songs : Bs : Ss and lo. Lane \ioon pMOERIOT TES which he “4 | \ a or four times this | ee tao bien Re ciceeua tet similar vintage. play: 1 on a rhe board of Estimate and Ap- owned, to the Hannibal company ‘ : LIRST PAYMENT GETS , ,! phenomenally low Riligent and non-political hin , secondhand phonograph the shop portionment today set March i. be | for 916,009. | Bie : BN: s\ THE GOODS price ... and with tement cf the iaw He was | nas for sale, the models paraded | and 16, as the ve racy sigrrs, Foristel then charg wer iat the ! ) Wy MEN’S s .50 | easy terms, too. iM by John S. Leahy. a Re- ithe length of the shop. singly, and public hearings will be held on the | Moon company waa © ort a4 and \ pret can, who is attorney for fire | Stopped before a mantle piece mir- | 1929 municipal budget. ; a Lawry aaanitees thee it had been | WAY SUITS : mavrances companies, for his pros- | '°™ for a pat of the hair and an rhe an snen ived a in sp : charge da off the beoke of or gurl TS ow peoue, theta ees aes mo he i tion of arson cases, “saving cit- appraising vlance. | Mayor's office, at 11 a. m., On each | _— company i fs 10OSS, 0 $US \ \ pinarteyt patterns. E 3 $1,000,000 a year.” Retail Parasols and Biz Hats. j} of the days. eee es ees ny 4 lit men commended his prose- Mrs. Foster Holmes and Mrs |! Take the Suit With Yeu 3 men of defaulters and embez- | Harry Wilson wore théir mothers’ | | . x "sand automobile dealers cred- ' wedding dresses. Others were at- | ' «site TOPCOATS The Prosecutions for theft of the parasols. Miss ‘Wilhelmina How- | QUALITY ° mit te , BEST : s . qa ; tim for reducing automobile! tired in the frocks and large hats | ita — ASS 50 Latest Sty eS d 4 mr efield. Mo., sustained a de- /Bergfeld completed the cast. | | , PAY $1.00 DOW: - oeerrer. The secretary of| Random opinions caught as the - Take the Topevat With lou *ague which had started the| models walked past seemed to . cae 4 “Teadum movement praised Mc- | agree that while there was a cer- | NOT NEW—Just Rebuilt SPRING COATS , , co for bis efforts, which. hej|tain dignity and beauty about the | = Were nullified “on a techni- | style e nineties, their ornate- | ° . . [ 7.” 7 . imyies or ene aim ; Highest quality materials and expert workman- ery Special y at ; ‘ ness and unwieldiness made them | ° : . ° MeDanies is widely known as @) considerably less desirable than ship combined with our 4-store buying axtet « portunity that should : Antler as well as a fawyer.| modern modes. One observer even | enables us to offer the following specials: . Tet you te buy now. Newest ~ “ig is in the Paul Brown! nazarded the idea that the present |§ : Lv 4 modes and tatest styles. | styles would not appear ridiculous | $2.75 VALUE , $1.25 Value Half 75¢ | ‘ . PAY $1.00 DOWN iinitnenumremesenaeseneeeeeenn tf pears nee, due to their sim- | Soles Sewed, . : ) LOUIS POST DISPATCH cae ing age wns vs with Aer com- | Best White Oak or Panco Whole White Oak cr Take the Spring Coat With You | ? ys Ee ead | Sole Sewed, with Heels Panco ..... a m MWREPH PULITZER panion that simplicity, by that} : ; sone. is 1678 ime, might be in fll favor. | 50c Val Melty be The trulttaer Cuntxnine Ca | “Te | - c vase Papers and Chee Street Meanwhile the —— #3 the | Panco Rubber Cc ry {ATED PRESS Tin P . st, and one 1 Buaeay oF CincuLations | Victorian era moved pas a | § Heels -: O Pres w exctusely encuka te | could almost hear a suppresse orws dispatches | ciggle as the chaperon fell into a | ' b | | se , . ae dose in a high-back parlor chat | At All Four of These Associated Stores . | . PIANO COMPANY Z “epublication of eperial Gi |» core the grate fire, while the old { : leo feserved . z | | ae it as , ' ST : Ser ka by Mal. on Agere, | Major counted his medals in the | American Shoe Repair Shop M. Meyer Shoe Repair Shop for such dresses. Yow will want several | 1101 OLIVE ST. ‘ , ; oes back perier, unaware that oT | Zit N. Tth St. 501 Pine St.. at Broadway eet 00 DOWN : _ ae er Revels See ieee ees cian fi fan With Vou | inal — — <i doorway for 2 i put the clatter | central Shoe Repair Shop St. Louis Shoe Repair Shop ‘ a oN “re +t ee pac sg god , ; ,} throug e park. & , . _ W. Wer. =t. . | , A. —— ‘ ‘ apuh; Condes. ior woe of Olive street tralic-sean dispell- | i, U. tan, Seaaiung ane Woot , Pat ro = ~ Open Saturdays Until 9 P. [1. ———_—___—— Te
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