St. Louis Post-Dispatch
July 11, 1929

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Fk A ONR tee Dey aly nile iatee AB ME *. COMIC Fate WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1929, o1.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Only Evening Newspaper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service LONDON PM TODA S&S PAT OFF PORT F PRICE 2 CENTS ee PYOL. 81. NO. 308. q —— — —_—_ || woR WALLSTREET YO" 2{EA05R OF ii. sited ssa: sheen neaiaiaalil lt ot BO Oy Eg natiene «tenet | \ President of Missouri Paint. and Varnish Co. Tempor- | arily in Sanitarium on Wife’s Suit. ‘ . — ME No alt het Cem em I a mt el A oe gnaae Pe eter ete oe Ser Neh a eee tie ee ee ‘“‘Come Back Tuesday,” Is | Advice to Crowd From Reinhart and Mendell as They Take More Fuel. | May Dissipate His Assets | of $40,000 or Harm Him- | self. Waives | *f 2 zy ana Pas . meee - MON Show us ‘SOMETHIN: ANT WAIT ACC DAY. l’ress. | Alfred A. Oliver, who sought re-| Charles A, Marquis, president of STOCKHOLM, Swed July 11, ; ee TSE spectability as a real estate dealer| the Missouri Paint and Varnish —Mrs. Katherine Tingley, ars : old, Theosophist leader, died today|in Richmond Heights after serv- | Co., has been committed tempor- 'arily to St. Vincent’s Sanitarium | at Visingso after an illness that/ing a prison term for a $25,000 | > Probate. Hode ‘lay market was again a zigzag affair followed a motor accident in Ger- robbery here in 1920, | nd Beinn fa. vom pelea a ae today, with bearish pressure giving | AT ZOO ORDERED gp nd psec July 26 on the application of his the list a ragged eee. Be | DESTROYED BY U S / ankle wien broken May 30 when ae though ere ons for the RGvance, | ee th 2 automo! ile in which pat was Marquis asked» for the again centering in’ the utilities, | , . meget owe sce Sci. On ei 1 ot $200,000 Lamar (Colo.) bank hold-| sanity hearing last Friday in a ' Were vigorous enough to lift so 1 (ome ternary Forbidden by “ae at a Rpt ga up, May 22, 1928, and got away) formal! application in which she market irregularly higher. Statute—Have Been Ex- nhac Regen ee o * | with $21,000 in -an Indianapolis} alleged that her husband-was un- oe bank robbery last Jan. 8. 'able to manage his own affairs, , ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1929—36 PAGES. . : aaa Sem 8 ae if eee | | MRO. TINGLEY DIES ‘REALTY DEALER’ €.A. MARQUIS ENDURANCE FLYERS GOING TUTILITIES QEREAMBBS INSWEDFILLEADER IDENTFED IN HELD PENDING §=— STRONG TENTH DAY IN AIR: HL AGAIN LEAD a2 mmm © !T THEOSOPHISTS . 2 BANK HOLDUPS SANITY HEARING GOAL PUT AT 300 HOURS 4 TOC i T R ADE . ; Succumbs at 79 to Illness|A. A. Oliver Accused in | cate | | : That Followed Auto Acci-| $200,000 Robbery at La- ) an | ._. dent in Germany in| mar, Colo., When Four CALIF (IRNIA PLANE Persistent Selling, Realizing - oe Which She Was Injured.| Were Slain. “Wide Range of Issues —— | r—S ea : . 7 FOUNDED COLONY ALSO RECOGNIZED IN | SHE SAYS HE CAN’T oom tr ae Market Irregularly Higher - see ¢ | ATPOINTLOMA, CAL. INDIANAPOLIS THEFT MANAGE AFFAIRS|— sa Oe eee " PAS] 13 HOURS CALL MONEY AGAIN Through Her Influence, Conversation at Police In Petition Declares Fear He | § . | : ey ) ON 9 PER CENT BASIS Wealthy Men Were At- | Chiefs’ Convention Leads Loans to Brokers and Deal- tracted to Cult—Made to Arrest om He ers Show Decrease of > World Tours for Cause. Extradition. - $14,000,000 for Week, Pacific ae By the Associated MOTOR GROWING NOISY, THEY SAY Reserve Bank Reports. | by the Associated Press NEW YORK, July 11.—The stock| TWO MONGOOSES mail train is under arrest again, having been bone and left}. aa identified as one of a gang eg bride, | But Pilots Reiterate They Will Continue as Long as Engine Can Be Made to robbers who killed four men in a Mrs. Call money held at 9 per cent) "@ for the third successive day, de- spite expectations of an early im- provement in credit, and although the market has accepted, recent sharp advances in brokers’ loans eolly, prospects that the Federal Reserve total being announced after the close would be at a new ligh record prompted many trad- ws to take profits. While no wide gin in loans was expected, owing i the irregularity of recent mar- > Ket sessions, last week’s total was vam only $24,000,000 under the record @ tablished March 20. : increase, % £ 4 G = Instead of expected however, loans actually f twas later revealed. - Loans to brokers and gum. weld by New York Iederal Re- r + serve member banks for the week qe ding July 10 were announced ey the Federai Reserve Board ee PR ES A AO A TLL RR OTT RS ERR GREY ONS NE cy STR eR RN ER RN A AINA A RN RR A SR ANTOLIN Tc a Ne A TT, TA TT IR NN ARE FR Ee RE A NC iE le Nt Na lt lt ge Bt ape . merge et ene - eg “* . ee “ne . - . : rt -~ aida : - : , ’ - per _ . Perera SP ~- we we one ane bo lata - fe. Wale 7 2 an _ — nen 7 — — - —e a ~ - - Swe eeww ws - eee . om a 7 one -- omen . Senne = nw we: et . re ~ - Blan | need ¢ rf . | 4 ‘ and,’”’ at Point Loma, near San/|be released for lack of evidence. ‘ , market, and the selling appeared 'Diego, Cal., a large estate where are | More than a year later, at the} GET 4 MONTHS FOR FORGERY | a pene eee ae to- ms etuth: ectieusia. tasesed. tb Ge Both Liberated, However, Because day by the Federal grand jury on | 4 iets _ 4 which broke cut after the east- , to be a further correction of the | SYRACUSE PROFESSOR T0 AID situated the international theosoph-| national convention of chiefs of) , , They Have Been in Berlin |a charge of using the mails to de- bound Cleveland-New York express gy Markets’ internal condition. Bro- ARD ‘ical headquarters, the Raja Yoga! police at Atlanta, Ga., last month, | ; tipeee . eee see house advices were eae AG LAW ENFORCEMENT BO |College and Theosophical Univer-|Chief of Police Harper of Colorado | Jail for That Time. fraud. Named in the indictment a Y confident, but | The include an/Springs, Colo., talked over the case | By the Associated Press. were James R. Clarke, Hudson on the Erie Railroad struck a | freight train near here today. : -ecsece gang age | sity buildings ie —: -. an hanAttae | & ass Ws: Yr Appointed to Do |” -*" wit 7 . ; — . ; .. | Clarke hill a ¢ See out & cautious course pending | Sam Bass Warner Ap} |open-air Greek theater, one of the | with Chief Gerk of St. Louis. Itso,; BERLIN, July 11. — Vladimir) Clarke oP J tty L. Clarke and happened that Oliver had just been | Orloffand Peter Pavlonowsky were John FI. Bouker. The locomotive of the passenger |train plowed into a tank car, the) : been | Research Work for Hoover a — fase | : i first erected in the United States. sentenced to four months’ impris-/| ‘Indication that training period The refueling performance pre- sented a pleasing spectacle, the two planes banking and turning in uni- son as they circled the airport. Shortly after’6 « m. a note dropped by the flyers wes found which indicated that the engine was beginning to show signs of weakening. “Think motor trifle noisy.” said the note, “but not bad. Had some trouble with oil pump last night.” Expect to Pass 300 Hours. That they expected to remain in the air 300 hours or more was in- dicated yesterday when they dropped a note saying: “Tell that (of its war Man | Charged With Using Mails to| Another Severely Hurt When Engine Hits Tank Car, Which Takes Fire. Associated less. lial W ith- Marquis was‘a] By the NEW YORK, July 11.—All mem- | : By the Associated Press, bers of the firm of the defunct | CORNING, N. Y., July 11.—Five private banking company of | ' persons were burned to death and 'A\ ds . a @ ‘he readjustment which has partners in -the versity, | : wo search aid by President Hoover's loot in Denver. He, too, had been Law Enforcement Commission. -Prof. Warner was formerly a lawyer in San Francisco and has served on the faculties at Oregon and Northwestern universities. Next year he ig to become a mem- ber of the Institute of Criminal att ~S\ J piuced to 9 at the close. Consol- Lo—S A "mm “ated Gas also reached new high ™ "em 5f0UNd on rumors that it would '%0n make an offer for another 7} “mpany. American Waterworks » @ ‘“@salso strong, soaring 8 points fo ee a new peak level, while Detroit ae 4 Mison, American Power and Light @— 4 National Power and Light been derailed by the crash. vious sustained flight record of The dead were identified as Fred | 174 hours 59 seconds Tuesdav afternoon, found their fuel supply dangerously low late yesterday. A quick contact with their refueling plane replenished the fuel supply. When they reached the 200-hour mark, a heretofore unattained goal. they took another hitch in their belts, demanded more sugar in their coffee, and reiterated that they would stay in the air as long as the motor continues to run. Plane Furnished by W. G. McAdoo. the books. This was effected, according to | be Fepers made by pes? accountants, | E. Blake of Hornell, N. Y.. engi- by ¥ tone. rn the be ue of psn |neer; W. J. Latonik of Susquehan- ities w artner: r state | jules whic © partners now Ma" ine, Pa. fireman: Railway Mall i = sh gla ig weeK. ae i in LR nme econtag Involved in Will Suits. arrested here (for investigation | , ) Page nets a andes ike | ? Aap G@ see" We utilities, Brooklyn Union, B) Mrs. Tinglev’s career was at|about bank holdups in Maplewood,|onment each today for forging Clarke bank withdrew $386,512 not! contents of which broke into| crowd if they want to see us land. 4 : ae was = 6p 24 points to % WASHINGTON, July 11.— Prof. Speen Scent with difficulties and lit- | [Indianapolis and Lansing, [ll., and | documents and defrauding. | shown on the ledgers was reported | flames, the fire spreading rapidly |to come back next Tuesday. We're 5 } ecord price, but its gain was re-|/am Bass Warner of Syracuse Uni- igation Relatives of peat ene of the |for attempting to pass some tte | As both had been in jail four | today by accountants of the Irving | to the baggage car, two mail cars| gonna stay up anothér 100.” has been appointed a re- aaa ' | menthe pending their trial, their) Trust Co., receivers, at work ON | anq a passenger coach which had The flyers, who broke the pre- wealthy persons who contributed ' 4 SS, ee wa : large funds toward her work, upon|freed for lack of evidence. oie se rit ar as served Ba coy the death of these _ followers, Chief Obtains Photographs. k Shs iii auatuen mopaggeanngges > Srouget sults against mer. ome On his way home from the con-| out of an attempt to sell certain instance, also, Mrs. Tingley Was! ontion, Chief Harper stopped in|documents to Hubert R. Knicker- made defendant by Mrs. Irene M./g¢ Louis and obtained Bertillon|bocker, Berlin correspondent of|to be worthless. When the Irv-| Gers x. N. Hurlburt of Arkport Mohn in an action for $200,000/ ,notographs of Oliver and certain|the New York Evening Post. The|ing Trust Co. took charge, the|~ y ona p. A. Fagan of Salama- damages for alleged alienation Of| other criminals from the St. Louis} men were accvsed also of being | leds¢ rs already showed that the | ece i Y pore = ekettiine’ snee gains. People’s Gas,|,.-w at Harvard University. the affections of her husband, Dr. department. The pictures were|implicated in documents mention-| Partners owed their bank $440,995. : i || ' he fair | : . i ' : Festhalle PB tified as Swan Berger, 38 years old, | | ae Wever, fell back more than 4 | He has had wide experience in George F. Mohn. A California jury shown to persons in Lamar and/ing Senator Borah which subse-| MOSTLY CLOUDY TONIGHT 4 | a , : 'of Moline, I). ‘am i _— 'erime research and has aided in awarded Mrs. Monn aaa but | that of Oliver was reported identi- | quently were shown to be false. ) Vaughn Rose of New York City, a idland Steel Products preferred | compilation of statistics for the airs. Tingley appealed to the State | fied by an employe of the bank | CHAIRMAN OF BO, =e AND WARMER TOMORROW ; tentatively identHied as a passen- @ “a strong point, making an ex- Government. | Supreme Court. 4and a customer. | ARD ae —- | + THE TEMPERATURES. OF PULLMAN CO. DIES) : sm... 38 4g mess /® ‘“®me gain of more than 16 points case in The Thurston will 1912 | ger in the derailed coach, was cx- . J “RRAAFALITANIC s “s “That's the re ‘] struc . GG response to vecapiiatieation | FORMER PROSECUTOR'S AID eee Sy | ee f ' ial _tricated from the wreckage and eS to za tance progestin | over the head when 1 didn’t raise | Se = ee * taken to Corning Hospital so #>-i- It was announeed yesterday that a Sects with reports of new ene CONVICTED OF BRIBERY zcrte y Mrs. sley|my hands quick enough,” the cus-| * S. Ihunnells, » Succumbs at! aa auto manutacturers. | rt «ost | ously burned that he probably will their biplane was a secondhand = ‘Purity Bakeries shot up more than Hf. L. Davis, Los Angeles, Charged . tomer said. 1 -~ 3 sy | die, authorities said. )Ship placed at their disposal by P13 ; | Thurston, also drew were at +5 | The passenger train left Corning | Willlam G. McAdoo, former Secre- | points, and American Can was | With Taking $7500 to Acquit : “@in a leader in the industrial Julian Oil Promoters. attention t0| o¢ any crowd.” ~ S 8. Eh.wreee Ge the theosophical movement and its The automobile in which the'| ay oe: Se Se : ae at 12:35 a. in. and passed the west-jtary of the Treasury. head. Mrs. Thurston, a wealthy hank robbers had eacabed was | | bound freight about three’ miles Through his son, W. G. McAdoo > with a gain of more than By the Associated Press. Pennsylvania woman, had married li alla peste A D Wilson iene Runnells, chairman of tht board | telative humidity at noon, 67 per ceMt. | east of ihe city. The locomotives|Jr. McAdoo was attracted to the points taking it to a new top. LOS ANGELES, Cal., July 11.— {Clark Thurston, 70 years old, 4/08) cotate man. who was __| of the Pullman Company, died to- | Official forecast | of the two trains were nearly | young flyers after their determina- Pastmen Kodak mounted more eeese 2 awe. former Chiet|member of Mrs. Tingley’s cabinet mp re “98 bye i - > a er day at his summer home at Cho- | for St. Louis and | abreast when the first tank car in|tion had won the support of Pau! tit eee © hese much | Deputy District Attorney under Asa |at Point Loma. On Mrs. Thurston's ss wise henry y vedic #0 —— me H., the company offices | vicinity: Mostly | the freight apparently buckled and| Whittier, owner of a “carrier coe mg gag gp ame | eves ideas found euilty of bribery | death, she left an estate valued at hie nine i etal Be bog cet ag aa informed. He was $4 years | cloudy tonight | left the rails. hes passenger loco-| pigeon” type former mall service = ank Note and Ameri-|) . jury Superior Court today. |about $600,000, the bulk of which|,, i: ” | and tomorrow; | motive, traveling at a bigh speed,| plane, in which he volunteered to ) ewe tg i in oe ten. o- cana snag oa of she willed to her husband i We" A sewicflowr gee mo ceueake Gal somewhat warn pong: om ech "pread the tank handle the refueling with the help a ; Wright ost As | $7500 paid to obtain the acquitta! Declaring that Thurston W8aSisne identifications. Cihy * Dteds | taew tn dt Bie. * wth ga * naecnii Ce eee ot i a le contents over al/of Slade Hulbert. SH adout 2 points, ~ | of promoters of the defunct Julian ' SEEOOUT. Sake | Vee ae The McAdoo biplane, christened he Decline in Rails. | Petroleum 7 tried in 11927 on fraud charges. | merely the agent of Mrs. Tinglcy,|,... +, ee : | (S Oo me ] Patterson 9 son of \Irs tive s Kube, McGuire and Turn or 1868 a nd 1869, and Consul at lv cloudy an d ——_ a an ik” Uo “An eleno * was worked over by | |George L. P% son, a § “>,.| Went to Richmond Heights three! Tunstall, England, 1869-71. After ‘ what set- NINE-TENTHS OF ALL AUTOS - ' Selling’; somewhat UNseE | Mendell and Reinhart themselves ; F tiv. NE pressure was more effec- ; lan m™ ’® against the rails than at weed ‘ fa ' ’ } ' ae ee A ae ee $ 7) 4 if e | Yesterday's high &8@ (2:45 p. m.): low CHICAGO, July 11.—John = S.}. - 133 (6 a. Mm.) OUR ROOKIES ARE SOLDIERING ON THE JOB. were . Louis police were notified of 5 and Corporation, him Pursues Two Robbers Who) “Hiave a Heart, Steal $500 at Kendrick, Ok. Associated Dress, assistant IM! 1 TOLD THEM M?-JIGGS - SAID “THEY WERE YAN WOULD CALL AGAIN: ~ tion (“ase Thurston, contested the will. After vf | , days ago and as Oliver drove up| being admitted to the bar in 1871 | ini tae trial ~% » & fer ; S ac wn n : mnight and Pie : eoree) bey - ae to a point near his home they! he served as reporter of the Su-| ai we ov | IN WORLD WERE MADE IN U § pePsremmatnyg eo 3, Pp Neperreanationg bag é sessions, Northern . i a Egon ote ‘ : me. 1. ‘ t : is « ) , ) } a i as - , rrshow- - recific losing 3 and Union Pacific | pose Se age 88 ee ee peek prisoner. ed States Attorney. He was chair-| Seen ere er, | Department of Commerce Says of | Tady had seen 460 hours of service Points whites ow | Posse ment, 40 per cent of the estate go- | es wad ° the ont blic: State C | ers tomorrow aft- | 32,028,000 Cars. This Country | °¢fore the endurance attempt start- 3 at one time, although | : ny @ and Mrs. Tingley, | Boys. an o @ SEPUHNCcaNn State COM) & ernoon in extreme eng » ee , . such of their es rere recov- | | SAE CE SOSTOD: AEP ere. Se ee, | : mittee i Iowa from 1879 to) Produced 28,551,500 ed. Tho third backer of the at eed in th a losses W e president and | portion tonight, tee Scot ian aaian aeae ae ate ing eh record | > tw h yen ; , sighs : pside c ig chi F | Gay & ‘ Ne age new high re ord | lez today by one of two men who Spalding died in 1915, leaving an| through Forest Park es ident. becomis x chairman of} and in south por- onaen nln me i e “ : sattinon pilot neti med an enh ) THEY WEAN T UPSTAIRS TO points ate, tel] ba kK more than | robbed the bank of between $500 estate velued at more then $1 500 é i ‘Have a heart. boys—don't take t 1e board in 1922 tomorrow. pin ‘i icedan = penn oni al ethene pee ss pasar onan TF ww THE 3 Threshing afters an . Hf Ses om ; om | ponds tong ‘ “ : : | ‘ oe MOONE Be a “rly period Sint arava meats’ eerie te set out in pursuit of the 000. The bulk of this he be-|— 2 Hew | pines were manufactured in rience. Mendell, the older of the ae *harply, closing § points off net eee pti of w seen is thought |@ueathed to his widow and, indi- ci gp + Snaaie : Bago | roe - ie “9 “ee what unsettled tonight and tomor- | “™¢. United States. ee Auburn Auto, after mounting | , founded in the ficht. | rectly. to the cause of theosophy. en ee ee | Spanish Officers Killed When Air | Wat unset ee eee "| Nearly half of the automobiles; War. but did not take up heavier- ints Aronnea 3 “2 uw | to have Deen wounded tn vie Keith Spalding. a son, contestea| .*eSterday the Lamar bank em- Current Tips Machine. jrow. possibly Showers tomorrow | . side the United Sates and than-air flying until 1921. He bad F top, eh = aorta rd ~ CONFESSES HOLDUP the will. The nandibnii tera filed in |_Ploye and the customer, accom-; SEVILLE, Spain. July 11.—Two/) afternoon in north portion; warm- | a : a ‘ ne — F acs logged 2500 hours | ge whe thine }, urroughs’ Adding Ma- WOMAN : esi , | panied by Chief Harper and Sher-|Spanish army officers, returning | er tomorrow, and in north and cen- | °°" Were mace in this country, the | (06s posiePna Paps 3 . © broke § points, Allis Chal-| ne Penk 614.600 Pasroll at 1916 but was settled by agreement. | ip) wii. enan. arrived here Oliver |today from a fertoush in em aie |trei pectiens entene Department of Commerce estimat- | the endurance flight started. Rein- Mery § . ; a = SAVS Sne oOo > ay . P _— rf said. (i é — ; ‘ e dia oO! ‘ y ‘ a | ‘ ‘ é ‘ “ly § end Cutler Hammer near-| Topeka, Kan. ne eyeewer o Saevra.. = wane | was placed in the “shadow box” | plane, were thrown from the ma- | Caddie Killed Ly Golf Ball ing the number at 2.881.000 out of | hart was so new in the flying game Yr me the Aenselated Prees five-twelfths of the estate. with other prisoners chine when % tipped sharply in sey rot ; bs . ' tit - : | nme > we > ; ew b-16, day that Mrs. Vivian Scraper, 25 | 1852, ‘the daughter of James P. “He Was the Second Man.” The men were Cavalry Lieut. be we cucu ae ‘on. Gace manufacturing industries, the an- Oficers of the Buhl porte ok wae terday Pt © shade from years old, had confessed she was | Westcott of Newburyport, Mass., a} Chief Harper and Sheriff Alder- | Esquibias and Observer Castrom!-|)) Joe steuck in the tert ' nh; nouncement said. Automobiles|of Marysville, Mich. builders © Wever oo Canadian dollar, ithe woman who held up and | Union officer in the Civil War. In 'man then went to Indianapolis, re.|randa. The plane, piloted by Lieut. | golf hall otiiae *s Vina Wetiates re = we = Tt eee _— rts = nce Se , Fallied to 99% cents. Me 4 ARS Sc 0 Philo B. sa toi . : el Seville safely, | &° ‘ YY ers, | factured p ucts un- ey would present to ‘robbed two employes of the Secur L $9 she was married to P > | turning \“ ith an employe of the} Guerrero, landed at Seville saf 1 | R @ teliew eatine roam Automobile exports alone| Reinhart a six-passenger Buh! air Closin itv Benefit Association of $14,900)/| Tingley, an inventor. Her early;| Irvington State Bank of that cote, | Se accident took place near Ta- | ¢ . the United States and Can a bipl po with «a hy KE stock prices with 0 | , . , ifn. w rachi | B C rom tae Unite -|secen oipiane, wered TS THT Other avre ey here June 28. womanhood was spent chiefly in|; which was robbed by four men/rifa when the machine was more . . { 1 Hah aiwn fables and market news | | : > Sahl oll . esa did not; New York, where aa the East Side | disguised as hunters. The employe) than a thousand feet in the alr. ‘Fi Fe nd ncert Tonight. | ada almost equal the combined | Wright Whirlwind J-6, 300-horse- 1 A Fe be found an pages 27, 28 HH beetions sdiiinia rob- | « | Lafayette Park, 7:30 to 10,| factory production of the rest of| power motor, in appreciation of Lan Th Lit <. , ‘ | ili ae | Continued on Page 3, Column 1. | Continued on Page 2, Column 2, | Ask | Bauer's Band. the world, ithe feat, ee a me for a ride,’ he pleaded. He! TA NeaTU Cont Wa Illinois: | 2 FALL 10 DEATH FROM PLANE , cloudy and some- — oo. /two, was a balloon pilot during the robbers, witnesses | and closing at yes- Is the Garden Theatre a success? YES University City business men.—Ady. else in the