St. Louis Post-Dispatch
June 6, 1929

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1989. on Or- | Orchestra may be heard over Kgp | Molock |from i0:30 to 11 o'clock, | Johnny Johnson's orchestra Play. Bet | ‘ing from the Jefferson Hotel in ge ee she | Louis, is scheduled over KSD at 11 he de | or lock. “Cop- | | Rhubarb se rst Ara-. P move-— cluding | Susar, two tablespoons flour, Ong 3 , Japan | egg. Skin and cut into smal] Pieces - ecom-jthe pink rhubarb. Beat egg light3 ‘liy and mix with sugar and flour, Add this mixture to the rhubarb, Line a pie plate with pastry, poup Ff aaieasts mixture and cover with }top crust. Bake in a hot oven ang 7 ‘then turn it down a bit in ordep ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1929 —-48 PAGES. REAPPORTINMEN [is Ves Ve Epi IOS ines ws ss % 2 he eel Bic ae $i ae ae One-half pound rhubarb, one cup = 81, NO. 273. MOUSE DEER OF MALAYSIA AT ZOO SIZE OF RABBIT if NCE IN Chevrotain Acquired, Along BIL K PASSED BY TAL With Secretary Birds : ais d'orito thoroughiy cook the rhubarb, | and a Hornbill. } PHOTOPLAY THEATERS CTOCK LIST HOUSE 212 i 05 to Exclude JF . sine i 7 ps , 3 CON INES a been added to the Forest Park Amendments 4 00. . | It is a chevrotai ° ° DOn Melis é) T ni a ©. a chevrotain or mouse deer,) Aliens and the Disfran- heard o'clot&k. | A full-grown deer. no larger than a jack rabbit, and with legs only the thickness of a lead pencil, from Malaysia, and is the smallest chised From Census Are mammal in the Ungulata greup. Struck Out. It is easily tamed and breeds in d, Railroad Equip- captivity. Other additions include two sec- t and Food Groups|retary birds that kill and eat iin nt in Day’s Price snakes; a young pled hornbill,| ATTEMPT TO KILL from India, with a great, formid- Mibements. ACT LOST 253-126 able grotesque bill; anda loon, fre- quently seen wild in the Northern y0 CHANGE MADE IN REDISCOUNT RATE A Tremendous Stage R "Vue; lakes of America and Europe. THOUSANDS BUY NEW EDISON STAMPS AT MENLO PARK, X. J, Celebration Held There As One of Events in Golden Jubilee of ’ Loans Decreased Electric Light. By the Associated cage $4,000,000 for Week, MENLO PARK, N. J., June 6.— The postoffice in ee cottage of eas: | ee eh ee as ‘Federal Reserve Shows Postmaster James F. phepare in| WASHINGTON, June 6.—After| $52 = R34 ° So be 5 , . Its Re rt this small borough did more busi- |4triking out amendments’ which # soe ae aie: Fe ; Inhabitants. m port. ness yesterday than it would nor-| would haye excluded aliens and| # # a oe se ie mally do in 30 years. Thousands ~ | disenf fy the Associated Press. of persons from all over the United|" ss Sacegetleciaansdlinacaes nes NEW YORK, June. 6.—Stock States swarmed in and around the | C°UNt upon which a reapportion- postoffice to purchase some of the| ment is based, the House today } made irregular recovery in| new Edison electric light fiftieth | passed the combined census and pday's market under the stimulus | aniversary memorial stamps. Dur- , ena Sxestent earn-i i.e the first half hour of the | *>Portonment Dill. gs statements and a gradual im- public sale more than $1000 worth The vote was 272 to 105. provement in credit conditions. of stamps were sold. The vote came after the House Heavy proft-taking cut down some The first three stamps were} had reconsidered its action in in- Senate Likely to Take Ac- tion Tomorrow on Pro- posal to Repeal National Origins Quota. By the Associated Press. —Pacific & Atlantic Photo. . | , SPORT ri HS COLUMBINE IN VOTE FOR The Commission, appointed by mendous barrages of rocks and|big one, and the members of the destroyed several villages. Observatory said further danger Treasury: te the Suaties Depart: FRENCH COUNT HELD The New York Federal Reserve’ \ nich stands the monument erect- 126. alge Magee rss me myaary mre Empty Frey Ba, The chief executive informed Gall money held steady at 7 per ments. the 1930 census, which the measure| English Boy, 7, Puts by $60,-|Dry Agents Arrest Him in New| tervention of St. Gennaro, patron] views on America’s lawlessness | the departments to co-operate with whether the brokers’ loan state-| ys said to Be Suffering From Tu-| sus count on which reapportion-| (Copyright. 1929. by the Press and Pulitzer | By the Associated Press. coming trains have been filled| Commission called a number of The Only Evening N ewspaper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service By the Associated Press, Nature Association, 220,157 IN VIOLENCE sa acs caseene aa BY CONGRESS rod 35,812. Speed of Lava Flow Slack-| SEEKS $25,000-A-YEAR MAN |Suggests Committee to ° . sion Secretary. M4 Terzigno Village. Special to she Post-Dispatch. ment of Justice. year man to be Secretary of the WOULD CO OPERATE Today Gary and his colleagues | | Tourists Forbidden to Ap- |‘!!! consider the applications of| Senator Jones Prepares if said last night it appeared the May Be Kept Open for | Commission would be forced to Second Message. By the Associated Press. the Governor to take a survey of NAPLES, Italy, June 6.—Activ-|the needs of state institutions, is| By the Associated Press. ashes bombarding the walls of the| Commission are anxious to get at|*® Congress the appointment of a great crater, but there was a slight| it. Gary said several $25.000-a-year| joint select committee to study of the gains, and a few new soft | probably would be avoided, yet it nailed to Thomas A. Edison, who corporating the alien and disenfran- concluded: “But the life of vol- CRIME COMMISSION HEARS ment, and other subjects in con- canoes is so mysterious that one MELLON § VIEWS ON PROBLEM nection with the administration of . from the observato id that cussed Dry and Drug Laws, ec sete ade x ed last year to mark the site of The bill would insure a new al- IN PAL (IN DERBY AS LIQUOR CMUGGLER the lava flow lait Gacmabaatee hait-| By the Associated Press. Congress in this, his second mes- a the Edison workshops of 1879 and | lotment of congressional seats ed in the neighborhood of Terzig-| WASHINGTON, June 6.—Secre-| sage to the special session, that he. N, ; - e s ceptall day, and there was no quo- , , Seeees f2 time | money an4 |EUGENE O'NEILL, PLAYWRIONT, || "'rne vocs was 213 to 102 on strtx-| 000 for which He Sold} York — Sald to Be Agent {of Nepten, | Resunetians om, silt |eeabtene-saeg_edece. Seen fe a Losing Ticket. of Syndicate. ors have been drastic. Automobiles| Hoover’s National Commission on/| that the National Commission on ould sh . . a _ ‘ 4 og tg ae aggre — ue head ig in a om to be based aliens and dis-| Pu lishing Co 8. the diew York World NEW YORK, June 6.—A French! with tourists eager to view the| Government officials to give their|their studies of the departmental whtdapanicieng yam ranchised citizens. Count and 19 other men, said to be} eruption. views on the task of pursuing the | organization, WASHINGTON, June 6, F more than half a million 0 votes cast in the balloting to determine the most pop- ular flower of the American rose. The columbine has 163,- 669, violet 54,003, and golden- ‘ 4 ® ens—Residents Fleeing TO ASSIST IN STATE SURVEY) Confer on Transfer of . Theodore Gary Almost Ready to With Belongings From Abandon Search for Coimmis- Enforcement to Depart- KANSAS CITY, Mo., June 6.— Theodore Gary has almost aban- doned his quest for a $25,000-a- CRIME COMMISSION FROM DANGER ZONE State Survey Commission, of which he is chairman. : several who are seeking the place . “1 o proach in Autos So Roads | °" * pay basis. The Chairman} Resolution to Carry Out Proposal in President's employ a secretary at a salary of from $300 to $500 a month. ity in the eruptive cone of Mount/to appoint a secretary within a day WASHINGTON, June 6.—Presi- Vesuvius increased today, with tre-|or two, The job admittedly is a dent Hoover today recommended subsiding in the flow of lava. An/ men had been considered, but none/ matters pertaining to the transfer A PHOTOGRAPH taken in 1927, in which year the Italian volcano | Official bulletin from the Vesuvius/so far quite ‘“‘fitted.” of the prohibition unit from. the wots cropped out here and there, | /, i, Fort Myers, Fla.; President but prices oe oe Hoover and Henry Sand. chisement proposals in the bill. A CLERK WINS $375 (00 jud h f with at least a score issues elevated cannot judge the outcome from A celebration took place in the] motion to send the bill back to the bureaus having to do with dry , 4 .” | Secretary, 1 of bnew high levels. afternoon at the little park in| committee also was beaten, 253 to A: Nene Geleenee eee “Group, Said to Have Dis. | aw enforcement. ‘ weekly directors meeting to- the house in which the inventor | amon s g the different states if Con- no. The inhabitants of the re : : . gion; tary Mellon was the first high Gov- lived while conducting his experi-| gress fails to act on the basis of attributed the cessation to the in-| ernment official to present his would appelat a. commegs frum tommercial paper rates, Specula- ILL ing out the Hoch and Ti Ps nkham tive opinion was sharply divided as REPORTED SERIOUSLY : found within the prohibited area| Law Observance and Enforcement, orcem io amendments barring from the cen- are being seized. Meanwhile in- Holding its second meeting, the aw Otsqevance 668, An = also would co-operate through ly expecting little change in| By the Associated Press. : ‘ LONDON, June 6.—Fortunes y te In the Senate, the contest for re- were thrown into the laps of the| the principals in ar international Crowds in Naples View Scenc. nation-wide investigation of law The joint Congressional Commit- | t week's figures, ; to brokers and dealers mé by New York Federal Reserve ber banks for the week ending announced by the feral Reserve Board after i merket as $5,284,000,000, presenting a decrease of $4,000,- W as eevnpared with the preced- The Reserve report showed that for own account increase: mt ot out-of - town $27,000,000 and loans ree nt of ote fell $41,000,000. Rumors Flood Market. LONDON, June 6. — The Lon- don Daily Express today said Eu- gene O'Neill, American playwright, was seriously ill with tuberculosis in Switzerland, and was unable to come to London for the premiere last night of his play “Welded.” There were reports last Decem- ber that Eugene O'Neill was suf- fering it Shanghai from a recur- rence of a lung ailment, but the reports were denied by his lawyer in New York. At Shanghai it was said he had bronchitis and a nervous break- down. He went from Shanghai to peal of the national origins immi- gration quota basis was carried on yesterday by Senator Nye (Rep.), North Dakota, with prospects of a vote tomorrow, A new element has been injected through a compromise proposal by Senator Hastings (Rep.), Dela- ware, for even.greater restriction. The Delaware Senator advocates the choice of the lesser of the two quotas for each country as pro- vided by the present basis and the national origins method. Interest remained centered on the national origins issue, however, and hoth sides still claimed victory. poor and obscure on rain-swept Epsom Downs when Trigo, an trish horse and an obscure “outsider,” came in first on the slippery course and approximately $50,000,000 was won and lost in bets and sweep- stakes on the two and a half min- ute annual race. There were three main sweep- stakes, the Calcutta, with three first prizes of $675,000 each, the London Stock Exchange, with two first prizes of $625,000 each and the Baltic, in which the first place money was about $500,000. How great an upset was the out- liquor syndicate, were arrested to- day in a series of raids by 40 un- der-cover agents. The Count, Maxence de Polignac, was arrested in his suite in the Savoy-Plaza Hotel. Other agents simultaneously raided the alleged headquarters of the ring. also in Fifth avenue, At seven other places raids were conducted, prisoners taken and thousanis of dollars worth of assorted liquors seized. William J. Calhoun, ch'«f of the under-cover men, said that the syn- dicate operated like a leritimate big business organizatien, with The Naples waterfront was lined all last night by spectators admir- ing the spectacle or kneeling in prayer that the district might be spared. Villagers on the southern and eastern base of the volcano have deserted their homes on the ruins of Pompelil, destroyed 19 centuries before, always mute testimony cf what Vesuvius could do. Trudging behind their two- wheeled carts which carried house- hold effects and other possessions, they prayed that they might be de- livered from “the wrath of Vesu- vius,” and sang hymns of trust enforcement problems. The names of the other officials were not 4is- closed, While the session was behind closed doors, Mellon ‘wks under- stood to have mainly discussed en- forcement of the prohibition and narcotic laws, which come under the jurisdiction of the Treasury De- partment. LARGE EXPORTS OF LIQUOR TO ISLANDS NEAR CANADA One Imported 51.51 Gallons for Kach Inhabitant Over School Age, tee would be expected to formu- late recommendations for the con- sideration of Congress at the reg- ular session in December, at which the chief executive desires enactment of the necessary legis- lation to place the major responsi- bility for prohibition enforcement in the Justice Department. A resolution to cafry out Presi- dent Hoover’s recommendation to Congress was prepared late today by Senator Jones (Rep.), Washing- « ton, for immediate introduction, Text of Hoover Message. Mr. Hoover's message was as follows: C AMUSEMENT €O Lindell THY. MACKAILT, ond ee 3511 N. Gr.| “THE BARKER t Ditfer- Grand-Florissant| ener Atrazine’ ricture 2138 F. Grand Ts IN “DIXIE.” wan Street was flooded with | Manila. apis Under the Hastings amendment. | °°™® of the Derby is apparent in| salesmen, office force, and a com- a 80 OF the most DIRIGIBLE DAMAGED AGAIN annual immigration would he out that odds on Trigo were 33 to 1] plete delivery system. The lquor)and faith in Providence. House of Commons Member Says, rant was a huge consolida- |” to about 115,000, as compared with and holders of his tickets were not| was stored in warehouses The erstwhile busy little village; By the Associated Press. States: of tobacco and drug com-|} German Airship Caught in Second 168.000 sae aad 153 000 under th heard of before the race, while The Cceunt was described as the| of Terzigno was being encircled OTTAWA, Ont., June 6.—Figures “In order to secure the utmost involving, among others, Squall; Keel Broken. natiounl erteine — 4 ten pe . the horses that placed and showed: European agent of the group and| With a flow of lava which first} showing relatively enormous expor-| expedition in the reorganization keco Products, United Cigar | By the Associated Prese, a wer ate aa pe ylang | head of the favorites further up-| the raids were precipitate 1 when it| started toward Campitello Woods, | tation of Canadian liquor to islands | and concentration of responsibility and Union Tobacco,. in KASSEL, Germany, June 6,—The weet he kept on eed cM = set all expectations. was learned that he woul sail for| but changed its course and eN-j|south and east of Canada were|in administration of the Federal ich the George K. Morrow in-|new Raab-Katzensteiny dirigible, basis of 34.007 ma this pe Last night a cable was received| France tomorrow. tered the village itself. called to the Hcuse of Commons’ | bureaus connectcd with prohibition $534 Easton | NARY MURDER CASE.” are reported to have ac-| Which. broke apart on May 6 in a is smaller than the 65.721 {t would | ("Om South Africa, saying B. But- Calhoun said that all would be Homes Destroyed, attention yesterday. enforcement so greatly needed to Maffitt an Siecs. All-Talking, | red a large interest. Merger] squall, has had another mishap. ~~ aeheh antes furree se setuinaa ler, a young clerk on the staff of| prosecuted under the Jozes law, The lava oozed around the dwell- Dr. T. E. Kaiser (Conservative) | improve their effectiveness, 7 ree one a Dancing, CLA “+. on. feeessions also are reported to be | The dirigible, of a small type, was Getdsiee weukl Maree the sels a” Amalgamated fotors, Ltd., in| which provides for a prison sen-| ings, smoke poured from windows| saiq the island of Miquelon, off the | ommend that the Congreas appoint Im | 2842 N. Van. | MONY, with Busey Mer way between Johns Man-| partly filled with gas and was 25.957 provided by the national| OUdtsshoorn. Cape Province, had! tence of five years and a fine of and then the walls bulged like the} Newfoundland coast, last year im-|@ joint select committee to make MAPLEWOOD Willtam ag on aa and American Radiator. Tide-| moored to its mast when meng origins basis, becfuse it is less than | 2T@W" @ whole Trigo ticket ‘n/ $10,000. skin of a baked potato. As the| ported 51.51 gallons of assorted| an immediate study of these mat- ce ton AE ee wns aap ” Associated is expected to} squall struck it today br a cog. | the amount it now gets—51,227. the Calcutta sweep, but it was not After questioning the (‘ount at| Walls crumpled, the houses poe An Canadian liquors for every one of| ters and to formulate. at po RY PICKFORD Bake a new offer of exchange to| keel to crack In ye eg a aii stated whether he still held the/ the Subtreasury building, Calhoun| peared in the river of fiery liquid |jts 3900 inhabitants over school age. | dations for consideration W.E. LYRIC ier First siieratking Plo } ty stockholders of the old ind ap ame geal Z06U PROMISES T0 DANCE ticket. Another South ‘African,| said that millions of dollers were|rock. The speed of the flow was) He said people on the Canadian| next regular session. Delmar at Buelld | ture, “COQU ventcc j ’ | ter Oil Co. next week. on Slade ak i done Sam Weil, drew Brienz, show win-| involved in the syndicate’s trans- vans PY ey re a times/ mainland mening ot ga 31 per Wc be ee ped n His First Some New Peaks. the rip line and le ner, in the Calcutta pool. actions. Records were seized in the | #3 2's as oct 88 NCES. cent of a gallon each a year, = rom the departments. DIX in His POWHATAN Ae ce "Rumors also were current that , INT FIRE PARTMENTS WITH WIFE OF U, 4 ENVOY Mrs. Kathleen McGrath of Dub-| offices of the group which were ex- Because of the danger from fly- operate with such a committee of Paiking Picture, | 2121 Sutton | ING BUT THE Proposed recapitalization plan FOR j0 VE PRS : aaa ian lin, widowed mother of four small| pected to be of value in the prose-| ing rocks, authorities have forbid- FINDS HOOVER T0 BE A DEITY the Congress. The National Com- ut the Truth” ICHARD D ithe Transcontinental Oil Co. in- Caulficld Approves Co-operative Public A ~ tlle ae - ae rst! children holds a Trigo ticket in} cution. den sightseers to approach the mission on Law Observance and an offer of $135 in cash/ . Pro l for the County. tion on ta le gy the Baltic sweeps that will net Bail for the Count was fixed at mountain. Automobiles have been IN TIBET, FORD A DEMI-GOD Enforcement will also co-operate 6 4 her $125,000 and was Mstening in| $25,000 and for the others at| turned back far from the volcano : through their studies of the de- HI POINTE First Aral rig tu 4 1001 McCausland THE TRUTH,” the alternative of $90 in cash JEFFERSON nee. me , " legation or embassy. aunt, will bring him more than Products as White Pine. Observatory’s Bulletin. turn to civilization from five years | *#ens. 4949 aston =| NARY M fon, Continental Baking pre-| [LATE TONIGHT OR TOMORROW | ‘The King also has promised to| $300,060. Ped | , veral ee Smere.: 6° THE TEMPERATURES. Gpauaenmeiene Prof. Alessandro Malladra, of of travel in India, Tibet and Mon- Extensive Inquiry Needed. make his first public appearance Jimmie Greb, 7 years old, who} ,. x * 1g une 6.—The| the observatory. issued the follow- golia. “As the question embraces nu- —om "8 gains running from 3 to since his creation as King by at-| broke onto front pages of newspa-| ederal Trade Commission has is-| ing communique from the crater-| President Hoover's work seems | merous laws and regulations in sev- tly 8 points. tending a ball and reception which| pers all over the world when he|*U°4 complaints against 46 lumber | side: to have penetrated by word of/|eral bureaus, it will require exten- » 8 Steel was rather sluggish) }. 4. : will open the new legation build-| drew the favorite, Cragadour, in companies in California, Oregon,| “At 11 p. m, Wednesday strong| mouth into Tibet, where he is|sive consideration, which if given SONNY BOY.” diem ae Seaeeh toon, = 5 om. i .m, 3 ing. He will dance with Mrs./ the Stock Exchange sweep, is still : ‘ no , ons, ’ : New Mexico, Arizona and Nevada,| shocks with undulation, lasting| jooked uj; on as a supernatural and | jointly by such committees of the Charles C. Hart, Minneapolis,| pretty well off despite his horse’s in unfilled orders this month, Minn., wife of the American Min-/| fizzle, as his father had sold three- charging misrepresentation in the| about two minutes, were observed. | peneficent being. Congress and the departments sa m bu sale of Western yellow pine a8/ These occurred again at midnight Roerich said that the name/j/prior to the regular session, will td Reed Howe in Michigan —— - onrad, Non tow stock closing fractionally lower | (5°, 3m.). : ister. This will be the first time} fourths of his hold4ings tn advance white pine. The companies in-| for about four minutes, accom-|-tzo9ver* had been distorted by | save many months of delay.” | 7224 Michigan | Handle, Women.” 168%. General Motors, Pack- Official that Europe’s newest sovereign] of the race for $60,000, which has| “/Ud@ some of the largest lumber! panied by falling bits of burning/ the Tinetans into “Koovera.” which| A preliminary study of the many We and Chrysler showed little AYILL MACDONALD, for st a ort will set foot in any foreign lega-| been set aside for the boy as a + igi ty on the West Coast./ java outside the crater and eXx~-/ is their name for the god of hap-/| questions involved in the transfer u raise “Be “Be. *| MOOLER Hert Lytell in “ON THES mige on the day. : Bai DwiN vicinity: Hs tion and the first time he will par--| trust fund. earings were set for July 5. tending half way down the moun-| piness, He found an old picture of/of the prohibition enforcement adiine.”’ = and Reed MITE.” = Dontinental Baking at High. (Give tled, ' eo ticipate in a public dance. — The lumber in question, the/ tainside. Mr. Hoover, taken many years/ forces to the Justice Department on |e e Sranen | i. Ine block of 30,000 shares of| |4 RETURN proba" | Hart formerly a Washington HOOVER TO ATTEND OPENING complaints declared, lacked many| “The vigorous explosions fol-}ago, enshrined in a Tibetan house. TURES 2— . MATCH ® with showers be- qualities of true white pine.. The! towed until 1:15 . wh : “i , ntal hanged , ‘orrespondent, has in- owed un :15 a. m en a pe Henry Ford also is considered a LSTON Aino "| New SHENANDOAH |. All. Teens: «. Baking B ec ge newspaper Cc Pp OF OID RIVER LOCK SYSTEM designation white pine was em- riod of relative calm, lasting until semi-divinity, Roerich declared, * nning late to-| . OMERS” yh aS at 14, duplicating the year’s al vited 1000 guests to the opening ; | Ek ag Pan Con. | — ane © Chemaaten Uith At sta mm Q@nd the A stock advanced night or tomor- of the new legation building, which Waterway Project Probably to Be} ployed, the commission declared, to| 3 a m.. set in. The explosive ac- a O’FALLON j Zhe Crom me points. Fleischmann and — ~~ eo he designed himself. King Zogu Put in Operation Next avoid market disadvantages from | tivity recommenced then. No fluid $18,000,000 ILLEGALLY 7 “i were heavily bought on . vel A change in tem- Octobe possible confusion in the minds of] } in sight at the bottom of | pack k. ober. ava was in sight a e — a) wel | 1U24 W. Florissant lin a The ellow ide Pubiia Service of perature, will spea By the Associated buyers of Western * yellow pine! the crater at the time. SPENT, ILLINOISAN CHARGES rallied briskly on the Press. Missouri: Most- WASHINGTON, June 6.—Pres- with Southern yell i till ee wi o yeliow pine, a@ 6s Dr. Signore of the observatory Md Cat.” PALM Fannie Brice iecret i Taek that the Lackawén ly unsetted to- REGULATION OF RELIC HUNTING ident Hoover will attend the cele-| girrerent type. mene are Valley and the | Semator, in Minority Report, Ac- “The | a and a Sarqu pin ™ ee tony = eae i had made a long term Dis- night and tomor- _ | bration marking the completion Ee ee Cave of the Horses minutely and cuses Chicago Sanitary eline | ness ecm © contract with that company row, probably | Chinese Government to Control Ex-/ and opening of the great lock sys- 30 INJURED WHEN DRIVERLESS reported that ‘the fiuid lava was trict Officers. The Feker.” ort ee mANct with local show- cavation in Historic Centers, tem on the Ohio River from Pitts- congealing and ita movement siow- in tion with its electrifica- burg to Cairo and forming a part AUTO TRUCK HITS STREET CAR at oe The mountain’s microcos- ou shar dasah (4a — ‘PAULINE aos na (8000 Clanton “The Walt of Wall SS ho ers and thunder- sgl oe beeen des teh - tel eee J | : : storms; not much , ee: ssa of the inland waterway system. 4 - QUEENS: exchanges moved with- change in tem-|tionalist Government announced to-| Tne ceremony, which will con- By “ Asspaggnes. Sete, pr vd movement has notably abat-| wiiawrully expended more than “KID | and irregular limits, NEW YORK, June 6. — Thirty | ed. $15,000,000 in seven years, Senator = tion of histor- . i | + THE WILD | Panty Aine» perature, day that the excava tinue three days will be at a time . oThe | Golde don a4 OO Maffist TBE dread “ang” cables being slightly Illinois: Part- | cal relics in China either by Chi-| .onyenient to the President, prob-| Persons were injured today, when VIOLENT TEMBLOR IN GREECE seed To oa ane of the — —— | itz (Wm. Haines hey Whe Nhs cloud to | nese or foreigners \ill be subject/ aniy in October, when he hopes|a driverless two-ton auto truck ee aeons” Grand & Juniate ee eat * uiteat % a Prices rallied about 2% mei: aeeheitie to regulation of the Nanking Gov- to visit other places in the coun-| coasted down a sharp incline on SOFIA, June 6.—A violent today reported. Broadway Drifter’ | sion) and Double Program of cSowedy 3 ) pear Corn advanced 1% = ; with showers in| ernment. try, including Texas and the Mis-| Amsterdam avenue, between 130th| earthquake occurred today in Phi-| His minority report was not looper and Lupe. Davidson Other sais, Me coling 87 Sheeenel on reports of UN-| 16+ and south portion beginning| The action was taken after Roy! sissippi River flood district. | ~ weather. Cotton ad- tonight or tomorrow; _ slightly Chapman Andrews, explorer, had Under tentative plans Mr. Hoo-/| head-on with a street car. and 134th streets, and collided| lipopolia, Greece. The population | agreed to by the other four mem- OLF SONG” | First Show 6:45 Bed at was panic-stricken. gy ma bers tn the committee, who offered ~ Prnpeuncgoren nn” Cents & bale. ) tried to obtain permission to lead 1 Washington to} Force of the collision threw the| currence of the disaster a milder compromise report. Starr ieee La Michi- ver will go from as ROBIN aie — ogee A eaeadan cy Ce it another expedition into the Gobi/ cincinnati to deliver an address| street car back against a,second| summer of 1928, which caused a/ specifically Sore $4,400,442 was 3470 Rubin | nud’ Bessie ; Mock prices, with Sunset, 7:24; Desert to excavate fossils. Secre-jang then probably make a trip|trolicey car, which had been fol-| heavy loss of life. No word has between Jan. 1, 1921. soa — ——oen and market news, || row). 4:35 Aig tary of State Stimson had asked/ on one of the new river barges to| lowing it. been received as to whether there;and June 30, 1925. He asserted Se Aha) Janet Garnor, ondus ou ¢ in of : 29.6 | the Chinese Government to make isville. From that point he| The injured were mostly pas-| was loss of life or material damage | $710,232.99 was wasted during the). mis ” Virginia! - 1 peges, 39, 40, Stace of the Miscissippi, 29.6 Lou | ene” | a7 Virginie Oe Oe ~~; it | ~ at Ee hak ot 2% . on agreement with Andrews for| probably will go to Memphis. sengers on the first trolley car. | from today’s disturbance. remain ing six months of 1926. . O'Brien | SEES SE Oe ES es *4* Ger gye Attion “To the Congress of the United , illiam Powell in_ an Novelty | Paiins Picture, “THE i \ 3 eg sroft in “The AT ALKING pict® if Wall Street.” MELBA DAVEY LEE! and News. | Grand & Miami “ON Dy the Associated Prove, SPRINGFIELD, Ill, June 6,— CLARA . pow ‘7 ee z ful | Com: sunrise (tomor- ° s