St. Louis Post-Dispatch
August 7, 1919

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PRICE TWO CENTS ply to Several Questions. which seemed to be fixed on the Urged to Bring Relief. lic Ownership Scheme. additional advantage of the earth tain if in any other respect these ‘PRESIDENT ORDERED | j . . . Dy dies ti . } ‘ copied it in its entirety, he said, as Convict } meaning of the act and to ascer- principle of getting all the traffic and water transmission, he declared ried provis‘ons of the food control : would bear, ranged from 19 cents a | that under-water cables can be. acts have been violated tn your BEGINNING OF SUITS , Ry the Amociated Press. to 30 cents. They went as high as | Special to the Post-Disnateh | Bs the Associated Press. pointed like a gun toward any sta- A vigorous campaign of investi- district. - WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.—-President baby «a oma ea AA EAL ae JEFFERSON CITY, Aug. 7.—p~ mony before the Foreign Relations! at an unpretentious frult stand, it/attorney in the State and the Circui: ly by the Morgan and Rockefelle: oe se act and the Sherman anti-trust law respect to possible violations of }| tained by Trade Commis- . | a Cy 4 Committee divided interest today in was to be had at lo cents. Attorney of St. Louis suggesting that ‘ groups.” information which has SUSPECT IN LAWLER BOMB CASE, was begun here today under the dl- this law and of the antitrust | sion al >| 5 ~ the Senate fight over ratification of , yf teary “ter signs of a simi-| these officials start grand jury in-|come into the possession of the rail- KILLED IN LEAP FROM BUILDING rection of United States District At- [| [aS = og age tact | Congressional | ; ar disposition t stores north of 7 : 7 be ae ONS i Akg i warrants, see that arrests are [| a, ie the peace treaty. | Forest Park, it was 45 cents a pound. | quiries to determine whether combi. | road brotherhoods “shows that there torney Hensley on specific orders ‘| made without further’ § instruc- Committees—Hoarders to \. ig Senators studied carefully the dec-| The weary consumer found. after! nations exist to eontrol prieces of | has proceeded a systematized plun- Attacks Guard After Being ous. ROE Sy Ieee Fe ae tions. Be Prosecuted E ery where | = = — laration of the President relative to plodding his way across the park. commodities. His letter says: | dering of virtually all ef he public ~ tioned and Jumps Through Elev- the announced policy of demanding Trt 18 —. of prime im- v | Fight, 191 by NM. Misher . Japanese promises for the return of | —w 1 ane yom “gn could be had on “You will pardon my calling your | transportation highways In the Unit- enth-Story Window. penitentiary sentences for offenders, -eangthagse ee — °-— ree was vad ras ot h Bel sis si) Ne ee attention to a mater in which the!ed States,” the House Interstate) By the Associated Press instead of the assessment of fines. || Conditions require a country- » WASHINGRON, Aus 7 Tho , by “4 . : . . if ae Pe re * ; FP ee 1 “ . | os : t. =—oe vam sitie oho citaes erovinton 40 MILE WIND CHASES RECORD comfort. well being and happiness of |Commerce Committee was told today LOS. ANGELES, Cal., Aug. ae At a conference in the forenoon be.|| wide campaign against hoarders Governméitl case deininet lel —— vo m" }every man, woman and child in Mir-' py G E. Plumb of Chicago Charles McGwire, suspected of hav- | tween the District Attorney and all and profiteers, and I desire the seins o ave remained conjectural ! by Glenn ° ing knowledge of those responsib!l Depart nt of Justi t big packers wilk be placed before the ad sourl is involved and will understand. |; : ; nil a ‘ : © pe bin’ dite artme o ustice o use ; aced befo . The statements of the Secretary of | HEAT WAVE OF 1913 FROM CITY |; am sure, that in what follows here| Plumb, who appeared in Suppor’ ¢. the dynamiting of the home of | phi santo otek 7 wae ee ee every legal means available to put Federal grand jury which meets at State during his all-day hearing yes- there is no attempt whatever to as- of the so-called Plumb plan for the Oscar Lawler. last Sunday. and whe every available Government agency | an end to their activities.” Chicago three weeke “h ; ht terday before the committee covered | st. Louis Tempe rature Falls From | sume ci.uthority. reorganization of the railroads, said was being questioned last night by | would be used in the investigation. 7 exe Rence, ‘THN a wide range and were studied as 102 Degrees at 6. P. M. to 78 “There is a precvalent belief in ai- |the information tended to show that thomas Lee Woolwine, District At- District Attorney Hensley ap- a ee et th ee touching directly on wr of the ats P. M. | most every community from which T | ithe “wrecking and looting vt cme torney, in the latter's office, escaped peated to the public to aid in the VMUAYOR FAVORS - snetitured, ma . | ; treaty provisions that have featured St. Louis is indebted to a “high” | have received information that the New Haven, Chicago & Alton, tock from his guard, leaped from the elev- prosecution of food law violators. Chartes my Sclyne, Mederal District | Senate debate. which came in rather suddenly yes- | ‘high prices for the necessaries of ex- Island and Frisco lines wer nol enth floor of the hall of records to “l want the full co-operation of RETURN OF FOOD Attorney at Chicago, said today that ; No session of the committee was terday evening from the west for | istence, the present burdensome liv- sporadic examples ef the highway tp, pavement and was killed. the public,” he said, “and I ask ADMINISTRATION besides asking indictments under the _eplanned- dur ioday, but Senator Kel- tlie equally hasty departure of the}? £Xpense, is due in part to artificial | robbery to which the American na- McGwire denied any knowledge of that anyone who has information criminal sections of the Sherman : loge, Republican, of Minnesota, had “low” which had been giving the | inflation and profiteering. Prices ar »'tion has been subjected as tO tS the affair, but when Woolwine left! as to the hoarding of food or un- . ,anti- -trust law, civil suits would be : given notice he would speak on the /town some very hot weather for a | CoMstantly climbing and the war is public transportation highways his office for a moment, MeGwire, It just fixing of prices shall come to Doubts if French Plan for Com- | >rovght under that statute and that treaty-making power as it relates tO few days, reaching the season's max- | no longer an excuse nor can high Promises Definite Information. } is said. attacked the detectives and my office in the Federal Building mittee to Fix Prices Would in addition the packers would be the Versailles treaty. The cominit-'qmum of 102 degrees at 6 p. m. |labor cost be altogether responsible. Definite information on which his | leaped from the window. McGwire and confer with me. The Govern- prosecuted under the food control tee will not hear Secretary Lansing | What between the hurried arrival | Human selfishness and greed for gain |charges were based, Plumb said, nad been told he was to be indicted ment will be grateful for all such Work Here act on charges of hoarding. e again until Monday, but it probably | of the “high” and the hurried de- |'muet, therefore, be partly respon , would be turned over to the commit- ¢o- the dynamiting. information.” Mayor Kiel commented today ona . To Cover 400 Branches. . * will hold one or two meetings mean- | parture of the “low.” a considerable | sible, and if the commercial pirate i; tee “upon which it may ask for a MeGwire's death came as a dramat The Federal building is at Eighth plan adopted by the French Food. Clyne has been in Washington for time to consider other subjects. blow developed, running up to more abroad in Missouri, if he exist in your full congressional investigation.” ic climax to a lengthy questioning and Olive streets. Minisiéettie Side’ edn petnen | several days, conferring w ith Attor- Sommary of Lansing’s Testimony than 40 miles an hour. The temper- | community in the guise of a retatl “We believe such an investigation,’ by Woolwing. Confronted with evi- After the forenoon conference Agr- France and which has been report- | ney-General Palmer and George RK. Before Committce Yesterday. ature dropped to 78 at 9% o'clock, | merchant in any line of trade, or as he continued, “will reveal that wet dence that officials said pointed di-; sistant District Attorney White sald’ | aq to be a success. Under this plan | Winans. bs b= yeenentes = — Secretary Lansing, before the | and 77 at midnight, and 73 at 2° manufacturer, wholesaler or Jobber, one railroad system dominating any rectly to him @s being responsible “The range of this investigation , local“ committee fa appointed, ren- Trust cases. The three officials ome Senate Foreign Relations Commit-j|, m. ae Pips ~ sell stem poet hes opps har part of the 254,000 miles of railroadifor the dynamiting which nearly, will be fully equal to the exigencies recenting both dealers and con- nant npr a e\ — ear tee yesterday, expressed the opinion ' q Know to what extent and Dy WHAT i+ the United States but has suffered cost the lives of Mr. and Mrs. Lawler, of the situation and limited only by against the packers Dy e Fecera ae in Cntune provision of the ' a Acoey vibeage Beem = ie methods profits, if excessive, are ex and is suffering, vn ye ese if no: ae McGwire rushed to a window in the mot sehaihiaa need for prompt actiou. | tai italia Lanne paniaacos crea. Trade Commission. * 4 : peace treaty did not square’ with rains in the central and northern | acted. h Investigati t i the same extent, from carefully de- room, shook off officers who tried to: We will make the fullest investi8a- jit to those dealers who sell at the Four hundred different bran 08 President Wilson's enunciated prin- parts of the State. The rain. how- | Rag rows + sar es nitt liberated manipulations of tne sort restrain him and hurled himself to tion privileged under the law. IM) prices thus established.: This in ef- of the industry as conducted hy t ” | ciple of self-determination, Du‘) aver aid not do the cooling. The| In justice, jher gee © \that have wrecked and ruined the the pavement. ‘his we will use the Secret Service, | geet acts hoveott inet deni. packers, Clyde said. are being dealt h he treaty as a m , ivens of your community who may be aes. , , | Pee ane mnie ‘ACIS AB Ba DOYCOM AFAIMSL Ceul- with by the Department of Justice. maintained that the reaty “high” did that. : a railroads I have mentioned. [It will The dead man, who was assistant the Bureau of Investigation of the | fail he fai ie h* ‘hol fled out “substantially” | either suspicious or under suspicion , ers who fail to meet the fair prices. The Government's action agatmet Mit} 2 whore carrie : u - t) nselves. would it not be well to reveal] that these interests are ..gain, chief engineer for the Los Angeles Department of Justice and al] other “T notice that the French plan is , ie . APT 2 the President's 14 points, |} them :; ; O -ond gathering their forces of private and’ Board of Public Utilities, was con- Government agencies which mizht | ,,.,q, “ : the five great meat packing concerns —_ . Declaring his unfamiliarity with | |'make thorough investigation and )y | ‘ trol , mined te : in litieat! ; eo , efecti : ke under the dfrection of the Food Min- jg being brought by direction of Pres- A . oe ' tantilatin the charges compe secret contro! anda see after iv- necte¢ n il ea on over a wW re- be effective in such Work. istry and therefore, presumably is a , " -' « ss | o , | many details of the peace negotia- | pee 0 a ~ ' _ Pel ling gained from Congress a sanction cently in which Lawler represented Promises Vigorous Action. national a pete Bias ident Wilson as one of the Arm. : isis h— : ‘fons and of the treaty itself, the |profiteers to desist, or, by proving ; ' ai movement, ad. Mayor sults of his study of the cost of liy- R ; , an | ‘the charges undue, allay all sus-/‘° rehabilitate their railroad proper- the opposing faction and which was Primarily we will look for hoard- pie! “In that form it probably would | ing problem « ; meoretary told the sompenee . ion: h b ae ¥ | picions and clarify the situation ? ties at public expense, to begin aga'n | decided in favor of Lawler’s clients. ing in violation of the Lever Food |}, successful, but in my capacity as It became known today tha 7 | j > f” . 7 unable to answer many of its que: The embargo declared by the Mis- cs he law is being violated in the “2d follow through its corrupt and —_____——— Regulation Act and for combina- yoayor 1 do n hink I oe esen Resins i " tions and reminded Senators in an- gsouri Pacific on freight shipments | If the law eing olated in the ; fates hi prea Rae TH . ; , “Mayor do not thin cou create) Prestdent caine to his decision ——— h I rely was] t i terirtory under your jurisdiction, or, wicked cycle the systematized plun-| BOY ROBBER SHIELDS GANG AND tions of dealers under the Sherman buch a local committee without Gov- a careful study of the investigat — “wering others t at 1eé me e i iaé een ra red on lime needed by! ; ’ “s , | dering and looting of the public and anti-trust act. We will use every - % 3 4 | expressing his own personal views. the Water Department in purifying if you suspect that illegal trade waar Lea e public interest in the nation’ means to learn if there is manipu | Of | the: 2 Seer es alae ane ; J } yublic est i © nation’s nea ‘ a Ss é . Tet te Paar Rt gh “ : a . > Jean Knott “Ask the President,”” the secre- | water. There was only a three days’ , binations or price-fixing agreements | | aways | iS SENTENCED T0 5-YEAR TERM tation of mmarteste...coumeeiieraiie "Without the support of necessary and the hearings before con » tary said when pressed for details | supply on hand when the embargo | ©*/8t permit me to state you could, aie ‘ ‘ satn: Seaman naa of living legislation such a committee would sional committees considering bi > & “— a , S “In view of the gravity of this sit- Cause 7 CaaS rE ihave no. , . a-' control the packing industry. Con- ‘ of the Shantung and league of n4- | was declared, and, as the city uses | sive to your county and tate no ' “3 ev Youth, 19, Pleads Guilty to Holdup, ‘The methods of investigation will power to make investiga WBS Fae . , f the ort t ice igl vation, and in order that we may . tions or enforce its findings. In the ‘erences with members of the Fed- tions negotiations. On three o 70 tons a day. t} ituati more important service right now + ERS r s finding j ‘ y, the situation appeared | ‘have the } fit of their ec But Refuses to Name Three be left to the well-trained Govern- 1c ‘ne! anh Mes G volnts raised he asked nermission serious for a time. than to turn on the light and, by fair. | tave the ene t o their counsel on Racoon aan omnia Preeti bert es hic h will wr etn. | present emergency I think the re-. era OTMMVUISFIONn arie 4 t orney- aCe to refresh his memory and make 2| water Commissioner Wall, chrouth ‘Impartial investigation of any bu: ;. | behalf of the public in presenting | , 4 I " wun eh B An te. Stie ubaieddiee: establishment of-the Food Adminis- eral Palmer followed. rhe ANNOUNCE statement to the committee later. | negotiations with Missouri Pacific of- | ¢8%, satisfy yourself and the public, | CUFr Statement fo Congress Qnd to the Coltes ARES. Sra Sere say they will me vigorous and | atten. as proposed by the Govern- ment by the Attorney-General *that : and when he was asked for a de~| gojaig, obtained a promi! t} t two, Whom we both serve, as to whether American people, the 14 affiliated; Chouteau avenue, yesterday refused C#m SA) “ ne . S aid veg ment, is the best plan. = the sults would be brought wa@s the * ; of the labor and : al mise 1a wo, . railway labor organizations are sum- to tell Judge Taylor the names of with = view to sending every prover BN ELTA immediate result : alled construction ! ? 'or not the profiteer is indulging in | cars a day would be handled from . Bing Ww; ee ; lices after he leg culprit to the penitentiary, insteau Control Buying of Cattle. : reparations clauses he protested that | Gi Park. M ’ . -| his nefarious and utterly unpatriotic j}moning to ashington a national his acomplices, after 1 pleaded : “ 450 000 CLERKS AND FREIGHT ) } 14 t be expected to carry |. 5 x bah o., Where the supply . |eonference on railroad control guilty to a charge of holding up and ©f |ssessing a fine. ' One feature of the Govern tw = ws tty . | is obtained. tractice. The patriotism of peace is “ “Tang fen ' ‘ » shoe s [ Lj White was asked if the investia- | ine of action has been indice ad “a th f 80,000-word docu- ai , : On behalf of the public we are robbing the shoe store of Louis -Lip e +4 cane OF OS inded the | if there should be a genera! strike | &* egoentia? “ts ‘presmeving sur .Gov- inviting to participate in this con- schitz, 1422 Chouteau avenue, June ou would include the recent ad- certain. It seems assured the Gor - ment in his mind cp od gnome om 10 | of railway employes, the Commis-| ernment as the patriotism of wrr l ference as iy Siena of the joint ae, 1° last : vanee in the price of milk in St. Louls By the Associated Press. ernment will charge the packers with EE teeettens hr ae before sioner said, the city probably would | and the business profiteer or the la- | thee? committee on railroad contro! “Who were with you?” asked «n a basis of prices alleged to be WASHINGTON. Aug 7..~The Leing an fliewal truet on the a] eginegnioaied a iinaas haea” than to answer them oft | be compelled to hau] the lime in| bor sat egg a menace bet the pub- ‘Frank P. Walsh, former joint chair- Judge Taylor. fixed by an association of milk PrO-| 459.000 members of the Brother- that they control the buying of ! : hand. trucks or on barges, and the cost | tic werrare. e must hew to the line | wan of the National War Labor “Three men,” replied Manis. ducers in Ulinois. hoad of Railway Clerks, Freight. '!¢- Whether there will be gh Opposes Taking Indemnity. | probably would be increased from | between Government and liberty and | poara; Joseph W. Folk of Missouri,, “Who were they?” May Investigate Milk Price. Handlers, Station, Exprese and O0euble charge that they cont od : $10 to $40 a ton. The distance is| permit neither abuse of opportunity,! ,... . aa i se r wil) sav is hat I was “It is likely that will be included | steamship Employes will begin vot- UUYing of cattle and selling of fin As his own personal view, Lansing | re |} Raymond Robins, John Lind of Min- All t ‘ * p Umpiloye egin said that Japan would probably have about 30 miles. There is no dan- | nor the poisonous doctrines of Bol- nesota, Bdward F. Dunne of Chi- there.” in the investigation,” said White. “It! ing tomorrow: as te whether they ished meat producta hag not signed the confte without the Shan-— ger of a coal shortage at the water- | whet ism to find footing. cago, Dr. Edward W. Bemis, Felix “That’s what you call gang eth- has been alleged that there.is a com- will strike immediately for increased | clearly definited, but the Gov HA! HA! S Sune provision: that the United works, as there is on hand a three) “My I suggest that the convening | Adier, Governor Allen of Kansas, ics, | suppose,” said the Judge. bination between producers in Tlii-| wages or await a solution of the |-## evidence In hand which ft ia States Aipleys ask no part of German months supply. __ Continued on Pace 32. Colamn 5 , Julia C. Lathrop, Judge Walter Clark “Yes; that’s gang ethics,” replied rois and distributors in Missourt. If wage question along the lines of the partment of Justice contend ~ HES GOING —__—_ : 5 . “ that is true the matter would be roposal made to Congress by Direc. PFO** that the packers control th reparation; that the Kaiser could lof North Carolina and Dean Her- Mans. . | Brep Ss ’ ices pald t yrroducer Sn poe | not be legally tried; and that the - ~ tnan Schneider of University of Cin- “Then on your plea of guilty 1 within the scope of the Sherman anti- | tor-General Hines. pric pe Oo producers. x ’ ; bag s RE sarva five veara | tr law.” _ - Twelve principal livestock market« - . nnati. will sentence you to serve five years trust law. q mutual guarantee of territorial integ ic a o ; in the penitentiary,” said the Judge. James McLaughlin, head of the} FAIR TONIGHT AND the Government's evidence is balé@ tu rank P. Walsh, Judge Walter indicate, are covered by tha pack- iow | ne OSS re lesabe Y Thi the maximu penalty Bureau of Investigation of the De : : 0 of the league led All 4 C 5 d Clark. Edward F. Dp 2 s was e 1axXimum p ait! > Oia 0 ives : ‘ : ; TABLE tained in aricie ‘ j Seatinn Equa om lite Folk iD ona Bact sopeee ol Manis was arrested on statements; partment of Justice here, said that: | TOMORROW ; COOLER ers’ division of purchase artvange- covesant, imposed a mora! o er r. Buvard W. Bemis have | given to the police by the Meramec while he had as yet received no spe- 20 BEE ment. While fluctuations are shown . in the individual markets, indlestiug ¢ but not a legal one ° e e lalready accepted, and, with others ' ' . : ; Pin i ‘ust Co. bers. > confessed to! cific c s, he ; s inves- THE TEMPERATURES. > . e that I Ni t | Ad t i = * ihe . Trust Co. robbers He onfessed tc ific instructions. he and his . — | | : The Secretary said it was tru re rt a lona ver ising who may Fe ROOSPE, will meet here 11 holdups and burglaries, but was' tigators were ready to do any work 8 Os ORs cesedesd: ime. a Pee 0. competition in buying, the Govern- | the 14 points had not been ar a ) pay the representatives of organ- not connected directly with the placed in their hands by the District 7 & Bh. sceroreress iy A Be Tee ee nees 78 ment's experts have reported) {hat « . : ¥ . . . S » Dn , : . ” = @. Wee cveceseses ~«® " wr send : “ eed Tt cones enestianbene. Gus! oA gs = ofp Daa gira _ pricing ie yrthe ?Mipaeew uaeae Te a ‘Savinatian | Meramec Trust robbery 'Attorney. This, he sald, probably | Foe Mice cece eee SBD p Mm... aS consideration of the dealings for « the A i us eo ft of the league of POST-DISPATCH first, yeste ay, making ‘“St. Louis’ we ahha ate in this nati ; ' Informations in connection with!| would include a thorough investiga- | we W TO SRE Highest yester- year shows each of the five Big pacty mercan cre PY ” Big New ’ their favorit f P » — Sesrores Gee” | the Lipechitz robbery were issued tion as to the amount of food held} | yyg 4 OF THE | day 102 * @v.i has received the percentage = nations never was “‘pressed” before One Big - ewspaper’ e at a. ratio of 1 to 4 ference on democracy on railroad ainst Alvin West. one of the Mera-: } a aoe e plants, warehouses {| $HO€ PROFITEE ay “, mt P- supply, which the Fedéfal Tradé the conference; that the President and.1 to 3 respectively. = has naan h-etggs oo rson by a eg pobbere ona Claude Har- nih aie aaa arose might be | | m.; lowest ‘7, at Commission charges them with Official forecast Fach of the big packers, the Gev- ernroent's Investigators have report- for st. Louls and ed, maintain relative percentages : —y— FF | to lay before the French Senate the National Advertising Wednesday, Aug. 6: 'sic principle expreagea in President |). James Sloan, head of tho local! league. Wilson's message he ’ record of discussions of the gue. ge at the convening Secret Service Bureau. sald he nad on wee - amd that the United States did not POST-DISPATCH All 4 of the Other of this Congress. wherein he de- DOLLAR WORTH MORE THAN received no direct instructfons from of secret treaties between the, |clares for ‘the genuine democratiza- , ru oe 4cinity: Fai . fairly constantly from week to week, : ° | ' Washington, but that during the wat ‘ y: rt ) | . allies and Japan regarding Shan-||) , Alone Papers Combined fiom ef industry, based upon a full | 7 FRANCS ON PARIS BOURSE | rerice Sgeute of. hte:denarueeis wan night and tomor- | OTe constantly from «menial ie —S : P tung when this country by the Lan- —_——— ae recognition of the right of those who been used in Investigating food law | month and almost exactly from year uD ) sing-Ishit akreement recognized Ja- ’ | Weer. m whatever rank, ho parta Violations and were ready to resume row; cooler to- to year, sil LF Pan's “speoial interest” In China. 39 Cols. 39 Cols. 'pate in some organic way in every By the Associated Press. rm hai on ey ) On a demonstration of f¢ e's Tt wag not true, Secretary Lansing | decision which directly affects their PARE, eee ae eee “er ee ange. charges as a fact, attoreeyiehelaie —" ; said, that he and other moeSers ad Home-Merchants' Advertising : ee * 9 oe xf ot dg tan hr see ~ a eneten ac Under the Lever law the penalty Pres. ARE Il- Palmer ts expected to reply im the P American delegation protested” | a : | in industry’ and for a ‘genuine co. | om . ps ee suas Notifee lact eve. | for hoarding food {s a $6000 fine or linols Fair to- main to prove the contention. Uae i t | ey yh -sereaggrn 3 na ge POST-DISPATCH alone ...... oe tenes ..-61 Cols. be goat Sees “er ahead - m er" he portion age satel « two years in the penitentiary. or, night and tomor- the “Big chee qe on ere an agree- . o . reat ritain “refuse Oo per | ‘ ' ; re Sars ” _ , piss « a ‘a . ‘ . both, and the penalty for conapiring . "Or . ment which ominates the pu hy . mit’ discussion of the freedom of 3 out of all 4 of the others combined........ 54 Cols | participation in control.’ taving reached 7 Sais “ op nat: we contre) avicés te ota of $10,008 dens * cooler to of eaminal rehase "he neas by the peace conference, ory The Reason: . | In view of this action by the af- during the course o ~o . or two years in the penitentiary, or, ers With Hunt Profticers, 5 —— ft that any of the American expert ad-. ‘fillated labor organizations which I actions 3 ' both Stage of th While the Alterney-Cieneral ia pre - An afternoon newspaper toda) ce- a at 7 «a. ™m., paring his case, spectal agents of the had resigned because they dis-. M4 Q My . 4 f ‘represent, and on behalf of organ- : en a Bet agreed with the decision regarding Quantity and uality Circulation! |ized labor and the public, 1 will | voted its front page to “The Waltz of “| Tho giree gig months of Department of Justice will continue | therefore ask to reserve this informa-;|the Dollar.” Bon Soir in its leading | ..5. tne Post-Dispatch printed 11.7864 2 feet, a fall of P , their hunt for profiteers and heard- ; , Shantung. | —— a 7 . Sena 9? - The which the **First in St. Loui First in Ev erything. tion which is in our possession until aiticle sald the franc, which W&t) wanted to Purchase “Wants’—1960 “ol a foot. hil t will a treaty was framed, said the Secre- | it can be properly prepared and sub-. ‘worth 20 cents before the war, Q0W | more than the FOUR other Low saadvann =! + Ue pamper te > : , Tre m 3. , a Sc ) LL IIR J | Centinued - Page 2, Column 6. was equal to 12 cents | baa combined. 7 sy : ae . % ‘ ha m , . e. > . ‘ ‘ a »* — - - a) =, eR thE ae —— ' o aeee ere we he Sores shes x % Metra 7) ae ay f