St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 14, 1929

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: Sunday Post-Dispatch Today, 128 Pages. : 1 ifi A . > ea dve S , FIRST SECTION (NEWS). 20 PAGES HELPS SECOND SECTION (SPORT 6 PAGES THIRD SEUT!ION «(*NEWS:. 16 PAGES SERVICE - FOURTH SECTION. 4 PAGES. FIFTH SECIION (NEWS?:, 4 PAGES ANTS SIXTH SECT-OS tAUTO!, 12 PAGES al SEVENTH SECTION «Radio!, 6 PAGES | EIGHTH SECTION (NEWS?:. 6 PAGES 2 vin a aH , c ‘REAL ESTATE!). 720 PAGES. REAI ES NINTH SEC. pet $3 oe TENTH SECTIO! ‘WANTS?:, 6 PAGES ROTOGRAVURBRE SECTION, 12 PAGES. pete a rae MAGAZINE. & PAGES. (MIC SECTION, & PAGES FINANCIAL NEWS, Part 1, Pages 16, 17. 18, -s. OF vL. 81. PART ONE. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 14, 1929 PAGES 1—20 “es PRICE 10 CEN TS . met «~ PMMBILLREADY; “iter ‘tummow CUTOF $142,470 'U.S.SQUADSHOT Commander Byres Camp in the Anwarcic ROY TOOMBS —— TE MPER. _— RES. ECOMMITEE a. a . f n temperatu: | a ation | : | | $3000 (Maximum) for Women and One Negro. | Sunset 6:05 unri (tomor-j; concluded its sessions yesterday, | NACQO, Ariz., April 13. squa 7 | a | : }row) 5:24. after five weeks’ work, havin 2-| Of United States soldiers guard- | : : : a Overissue of Stock. Stage of th , r SO NCA CRA NP NBER 8 RO ts ana. Bo total assessment eal; ing Crooe tunnei on tne Southern the Asgoviated Press ali of 6.2 | ee ersona roperty in St. acific line sever lilies east of | ate | a > personal property in ot ‘ ee ce ' | Roy C. Toombs, president of the : MASHINGTON, April 13.— With | Weather Forecast for Week. opened Ces ‘ed | Naco came under the fire of Mex- international ph bs e from San Frat nia - - a at 7 ry Sy a — ‘wis bv 14° Ph net. ; et eee ; ; : nternation photo, Dy wire iro an "ane.sco. ee ; sae ngeas sind igi am oo ae ean rae ican soldiers today. They returned | HIS picture is. the first view of Little America, the Byrd party’s base on the great barrier of the | peace session fer the pri- | tego ————————— ee pata ci 1¢ fire and the Mexicans retreat- Antarctic Continent, to reach the United States. It shows the first tents set up on the ice when | ys gs i as Sl elle Peg euciotedt fo ssessments : dhe pcictatitil Wo. © the unloading of stores from the supply ship, City of New York, was under way. Some of the dog | $3,500,000 assets, will seek a new promises for farm relief, the i Rai ‘dts | al at 3 i} Cruz and Iturbe from Sinaloa. | rate, had as K &* oie ( De pena lize d matrimonially in ad- Reed in two public addresses be ruled upon before the end of > > P ° ‘ } ic is ap : : z "7 ; rr — tas + gn . . * . ry . > ~ =% ; P aie spsccad — 4 ei ba . ‘ . up on the vote upon clu “ee Sournes oy i ala ait Phe oss reduction of assess- on Escobar. commander-in- | ascertain the amount of juice! gition to suffering fines and prison May. Toombs furnished new bond zene “ panying Body of Herrick to : : , , | on resentative Nelson of Missouri Cc le vela an... O. State was $671,749. on an average! lef ‘ananea, Sonora, by airplane | sition was made of them after|ijimposed on every Turk, man and |members uf the Young Democrats’; F. Pelkert, 677 West Big Bend aid ae VOCE. lea te By the Associa Press tf $4070 each for Hermosillo, Sonora, which gave | their sale. oman, between the ages of 16 and | Jefferson Club of Missouri, and | road, as sureties, ti “* 3 rice nN ec i : a ae ee F , - , . : on oto r) ‘nae . » > acyic , 3g) This action was regar . 538 NEW } 4 ‘ RE. Atl i’ ly.—! or tne Alora bid ain nj { - eauwe rise t9 re ports tnat he had planne a Doran Said Lilie depar LTHLe iit e 4 3 in . } ‘a ~ r > . shae ‘ 7 fee principle, but tonight — e Was siti avi en ., Lecust streets. Cnty Ciui Paity | possibie use in protectin Nac juice grape cro — spite By 1 Acs ted Press stead and associated with Jones cent of the charge upon which he ) ‘ ' : f ; >, ; Pa AT1zZ. Troops ari on ? ; 4 — to L his at ont Jie aT] ANTA (i April 13 -~A and neither ever had had Hh WwW as trie d. We have made a mo- > *- , >} : ; 3 ei . + ; , { : tis , ' : - iz " Atha i. a., 4 4 2 cA aa” ” - . ‘ * “ - : 4 at be taken on the debenture ib ne and the fact that he aban-! Property has not pai werate. | Bisbee, Ariz... from For 4. Rus- | It was th yureau ageeees ane d ver that only one! thought.” Lon for a new trial and will argue ge R - - . e er oe j _ ; : receo!} ®#mnas rT} the Uris 4 : m which has found favor there i¢ »¢ lis custom was considered Residence of the late Mrs, Clauc sell, Wro., and from Fort Bliss, | added. to gat! é (Be Cau envi pas OPO ¢ ar Ant in fide lity be | “If I had to Jive a life planned s on . : : ; . , ~ . ~i ¥& n2GD » é wr ine fo G} C— + , —_— = i P il ~ +r : ~Wiid a ti ‘ os , r e . en77-e eo 7 * © : sagem t *harle = in ep csi es ‘ i . - . ~ 2250440 » whbe A ~ ‘ ae . aia . - - ae . ’ “ Z ip e e ‘a : : aro. > Building at Laciede and Eu- & * erat, a RB — | batte, with his army desired to! IN MEXICO PROSECUTED {made public here today. The As- He drew applause from both | * oS TH and tak edence over tariff | , ; | AOO + 1409 NAO sate __ | Surrender. ith Selling Bits of | scmb ; mm re aon. ae heated have said ee ere , The insurgent leader was _§ said genet ome = ae in Toral Montreat. N. C members of Congress, whom he/| Stated, we feel it would be im- ; — - e } ~ © : j reat ~ - sia nity : . *9 . , thie ; ° GOING q ye -ee | Ulation of waste pape! . tue ’ | have aske a ‘only that his life! mein , Deploring the “increasing disre- termed jackasses, do not have} possible for our client to receive TO BE hoped to carry along tariff 7 } : Kine ton " ih i a en, a Obregon's Assassin. loring U a ee 2 > : * - ; : of Kentucky. and Doyle of I LINDBERGH ON TRAIN FOR FIRST roperiy there, were Cut an ag-j; troops would hamper the north- | fornia to forwar: > him data on gscehvools which the Government. has|@nd other Federal statutes were | not in court. His counsel filed a rrin liza ti ¢ recent f ‘ Le . . Sneaking ieht © ; H00 : ‘ the equalization fee except for . ments of oth leces of real! chief the revolutionary forces, | zrapes produced and what ispO- i sentences. These penalties will be Speaking tonight before ; of $10,000, with Mr. and Mrs. W. ” wae . had nothing sav be Pas, SauRe en’s Jefferson Democratic Club, A no & to say, but his law d vw: ‘ e e : t i. oe " . ° 7 . "mr -e we easy on a . ° } : . : ~art Ta > a a “pea of aes l wearing the body c his friend, | 0% S and reasons for he de-/ however, have checkmated such a! he said provided that pUreee | their intellectual powers. The oc- h , aoe were mace aier i evive | : ¢ ear ~+ - ay or * + tar ‘reases AS civen hwy i Ip nzer. y Y . e Senate side of the Capitol lit- | ime since -his flight Gehper and Chief Deputy Fred {| artillery’ unit, encamps at. Don | verted illegally into iiquor. Committee Report to General As-| as Jefferson “We believe our client is inno- Bor 50 to this court that the wide pub- - ‘The balloting by the House | — we > , > as CONCERNED 2 - Wi LilOuU: t to excee:.] the n : prohibition e+nforcemés se6 1 ‘ . . F : , ’ ' ler } | ‘j a mee ee Make Offer of S > . ie pots tniuither -reshyterian body) will; Jones law! Jones iaw: é 000 DAMAGE FROM FIRE | {fer of Surrender Southern Pre cially that he is accused of tak« | . Kathe rit Ay ar?ttrr entec “oe i iS \rAE &th ' ex fA PS ENON ; ” President Portes Gil wz: informed a i : . ee vi 7 . ¢ . . . » *® o> ~ : . ment of a two-story} i ee yy >; and the lives of his officers and i copyright. 1929. by the Press and Pulitzer, gard of he sanctity of the mar- enough sense to raise one baby. different treatment in @ new trial fon hand in hand with farm | Imig wlevard Card ' Pees sue aaiets tain teh “ nr } ati Ac ; ots uthe ast keimar ; Vard . ; : : race ~ Ves Aw. oe en . +t Rive ee Me a , 2 +e ' > . | a } tne ' ; TROUBLE Milief and that it was the prime on tHe sourneant ine om | Real Est ; oca: men be spared. If this were prom- | Publis! 9 a. Bi F sat 1ork riage ti the report also will ad- Opens Path to Blackmail. ; ni he city of St. Louis and in case 5 m4 - oa a . > ? > or ; + ai 25. _.ate a Put T? r? . , : erig mo : eI a? ‘ > . « : “vy ' — 2% . Eg low ) : ne to rex ise the tariff x ith }and E; uc lid avenues ehort Vv e fore : to $92 A 0 > he Was ready to proceed to MEXICO = ae dated April 13 ee The Locate that pastors rive training | Declaring the Jon s la 4 opened a2 new trial is granted ve expce ee . ao Vaeeis lock t night the 230,000: property’s value aS Bo Pie Bi si “i De is lac a , ef emistine the farmer § o'clock last night damaged ine "a . : P P rt i | Nogales and to deliver to Federal! Attorney-Gener: has begun pro- for marriage a conspicuous place the path to official blackmail, to apply for a change of venue See = - 3s sig build “ FLa08 ane he -ontents | martments is declinin - sro ye’ es eee nalies ciasamadi , i m _ i Paco - PE amore SBlese - : Oo! = 7 " ** Wu JUST “ ¢ Farm Bill will be introduced | 00 "5 we meg cae ae | at Srenct se ; 2 , # authorities all arms in his posses-| .ecqings against Donna Maria Se-| in their programs; that they be) Reed said: hey'll say: ‘I've got; from this jurisdic tion. SEE / Be ithe inne ie Chairman Haugen $4000. according to Fire Chief Alt. | Sores aad el buliding . The General was said at lana d ; Ituarte, president of th: 'enjoined from remarrying any but’ the goods on you—-five years and Used Overissue to Secure Loan. . i : 1¥ age: larms were sounded. | West corner of Sixth and Chestny gt epee : Mana UE eae | et vaienerin - i ge : : ' j 1 7 1 - aw 1@ > wif : the Agriculture Committee awe alarms sage era hiefly to | Streets. Navarre R IE siecle 4 to be commanding the) y.cague of Catholic Women, for s°-|imnocent parties to divorces, ($16,000. How much wil! you pay The act of which Toombs was d i ~ ‘ 4 rn } Sire ‘TS. ) + re 4: } Sst en o A i 3 4 As ~ Fi ei 2 » lich is expected to report it out 3 _— sep gianrs 8 he! vest i. . iia rt | iy led by Gen. Francisco Manzo) gition. Similar action already nas| that they be warned that in per- for silence and protection?’ That’s| Comvicted was the issuance of «a P - Ss © » >» . sts + “ r " ? Ss j a ‘= tASTASL - e' a aa € a a A%As * ; _ . : ' ain aif , : . oon . MS aoe to be started in | the basement. A rest: aay the | ment D., cut from $14 by - the jJatter fled to the United heen taken against Donna Concep forming marriages “they are chief- what the Jones law will mean. In} certificate for 3000 shares of the mead .% ‘ ; . ) nme fawn ; 2 ie Yr} : mo aa Ps . ‘ Eh Ag as bint a iis . ‘ . ; ; ¥ * 7 , ‘'eorner and a barber shop and iaun- o9,UUU, Tih ot value of proper IP s pre roraest ee : ‘ every large city fortunes are be-'| insurance companys sto House Wednesday. Tuesday/ 4. which also occupy the build-| is dectinin A ae : Ganda, ; ly: aeceumable 49 Cee Ae ee . ie A ith | time when all ~ ‘ h me Poentth occupied with the recep- ~ ann Sel i by smo! a is ine lede H tel Cu | Manzo and 15 of his staff sur-/| 21.9 prominent in church activities.| fore have the rignt to refuse to ing made by villajns trusted with : a8 e authorized stock w Pw 4 : ¢ >" ~- : _ ; ~ Vi ony vy > *) . | ‘ i ; ii 4 eas Stet Ube .4 4 i ‘ i ee E ; 3 ‘ie ; " . a? Of President Hoover's m€s-| sey — Bes cia h i Laclede a . rendered last night to United States Qne of the charges against ihe | perform a marriage which in their | law enforcement, through black-/| 0f the company, 27,500 shares, was — ; ’ ~ r ae r nminc } oe ‘i¢ - t a until the next day. ams eyo Factor. ryt? iA ~ . . . a >= ; : Nn jul 5 WHAT HAPPENED 2 Has H a a WILLEM MENGELBERG RESIGNS actor Uii¢ t northea Consul that he surrender would : ; roan ; party where a ; . . a oover's prov : orner of Twenty-first street ana } Lipgerens ae : ey Seiten : ‘lagainst Donna de Gaiineco and fhe! ae . | » ' , ‘ WHERE HE IS- I | abet “ oer OC iwenty-lirst street 3 ibe aceepted by the Government it or “te sorce was infidelity. States. Formerly they built up in| tained by Toombs, - ~ e Th “Pr ” *t.. Util. ; ster oases - — an niece : ' — . ure Committee as havi S| AMSTER ; a ; ° . > orgs } . . * ' .« ” . Ms * ' 3 4 r 7 ; eh ' ‘ et eee -— 2 ee on . - = . " . : : > ‘ -_ ti Agric: or subcommittee : VW ills - Me | = t a rg. eins dur Lor a : ats or : * ‘ of Lii@ law. An automobile belonging to }’ a FOG SURROUNDS BYRD PARTY t e men, Now ti ey tell us the re ‘1S | £ and his lawyers put forth the Phich sage ‘ a ft study- | the Concertge bouw Orchestra and ? ehnaigen Aa in , ales. | The President promised that trolman Ewell Barnhart of th P no whisky, no danger—the State ; vee that the certificate was not emg it an he Be udcy- | widely known in the United States, *““""™ paying lthere w would be “generous treat-/trerric Division, which was stolen Missouri Amateur Gets Radio Mes- | takes care of all. Surely, Volstead | t#elf stock of the company, but , e - ‘ pe - : sn im ~~ sy ” aso . . : P » 2-ir*issi ; ~ ; . | . ; ia 4 ; again site it dew. com" bas tendered his resignation as; One of the buildings used yj; ment with.n the limits of the) from in front of Police Headquar- sage From Antarctic, ‘and Jones have done all that. But| Was an evidence that he owned Viti : . Lo OTS | eo % ' * + ‘ he i ew i + ¥ + . . Seen othe ; tu “ m aded. aev- | from =e pt. + Ti‘ xT. i — Hous I urnishing 3 oO . 3 i 2 a ' Ti lilitary laws’ and that exire inf ; té pa some time he ft fore rs 0": lock last a Azs® Cia ted I ree. | Ww & know hye tté ¢ Bloc k. This ownership, he cone minor ch aa | The reason given is the heavy | Olive street. cut from $50.60 j™measures would not be taken! nicht, was recovered several hours} ST. JOSEPH, Mo. April 13.—| Blames the “Jackasses.” | tended, was a fact. He argued thet . o% : ; sie " ; ‘sn LAH. oa on 9 _ . 3 ax ‘ : tam Tih. 3 4 ; 4 . ‘ « SiS Ui i e . ws 4 . « oe 4 ‘ . | a ‘ ; A " ‘ r changes, but in gen- | demands of Dutch income tax of- | $49,000; building net modern. | against those drawn into the revolt | later when police saw it being driv- | Co: nd Byrd Antarctic ex- | A real law must be founded on | Be contrees ae at theese | 2siLc Oc ' . Pein Gisvy- ; Commander 2rd BS arctic PX e | . : . len past Tenth and Market streets.| __.. pe % \the principles of justice. Just be-/| Shares of the stock, but because of ”_ wai ee : ibis “| pedition was reported to be SUr- | cause several hundred jackasses get complications over a safe deposit hag nd 4 ~! * st. cion Diez de Sonilila ds ‘ seen rn cone cee | ficials. The demands were made | ishongprony Hot , Grand boulevard | against their will tiie ee seiadiaaai: ediaieon. he ee he rived irom engage- a ne d a’ 00.0 1 to $4 P. ; Portes Gil said that if Rebatte They arrested the driver. who an “as nOwBE : ' . ow 14 net ¢ the shares hough ee rao oo the bill has ments in the United States. borne s ut ela $5007 006 to ($450,- Was willing to avoid further sacri- ‘said he was Burnett Ras 19 years roumes “ by a ess fog in eae toget her and pass it doesn't make a an n oe ae os Sites sess pebiin, 1 fete] Teisl Marriage Advecete Metben. target Tt HUY the | fees of is: men he should concen- | iq. of 1322 Arsenal street, Hal Susy arercrembic, “Bt. Sesape| thier riok sae” ue *| Sage out the Gomme aa tigen re mh , SEAS CS unt. tr nis troops at Nogales and Ra EES Sintec “oS — — . ithe Program outlined in “ ) ” eae sere ot <The | Polar Ware Ice & Fuel Co, stor- | await instruction from Seesetary of | sehen no te ari : |amateur radio operator. pec “If they can tell you what you yin Pony ren four er tive : rs piatiorm é ) | re | ~ aie io ae , puilding McCausland andiWar Plutarco Elias Callies. | A Little Trouper for 64 .. ears. | Abercrombie said he was in come can drink, why haven't they aj ™en | ter vo tarlly replaced uring the Presidential; Hungarian poet Lorant ‘ cheater ‘avenues, cut from $60..| The reply of the President con- GALESBURG, Ml. April 13.—j} munication with the Byrd expedi- | right to tell you what you should them with valid stock certificates. . | mobbed by angry women in one of | 99: ‘te $50,009, last year’s figure; | formed Fon the policy pursued ‘ | Minnie D’Imery, midget. who for! tion for 35 minutes. He is person- | wear?” Therefore, his iawyers | Thi Program called for a Fed- the most fashionable clubs of the! increase not justified. <c the Gecsnanaas ite the ‘Degin- 64 vears traveled with circuses and | ally acquainted with a signal phone Declaring the country was | "0 one was defrauded, and the of- Farm Board that would have | CitY when in a lecture he attempt-| Criterion Theater, 207 North! ning of the rebellion. The late | Carnivals, died at her home here /| operator in the party. “Fossy 85) breaking away from “the moral | fense was shown to lack the ele- B its Gisposa) a revolving fund to | ed to extol the virtues of trial mar- Broadway, Hector M. E. Pasmezo- | Gen. Jesus M. Aguirre had offered todar at the age of 7? years. Miss ; the devil in the bay.” Abercrombie | taw—the greatest law of ali,” ment ef felonious intent, The |riages. He was thrown out and | | , Imery was four fect high andi was told. “et nable to set out now. — fp ntineee on Page 4, Col. 2. | his notes were destroyed. | Continued on Page 2, Colamn 4. ' Continucd on Page 2, Column 3. ‘weighed 4% pounds. ' Frozen in.’ Continued on Page 3, Column 6. Continued on Page 2, Columa 3. ‘