St. Louis Post-Dispatch
September 1, 1919

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M. — Foch Gia «iN a Ree Sd Seine ~~ ~ oh ~ ~~ 4 > ~~. — ci Se Se, ek Hours and 14 Minutes E oh 7 | is es eae Pee eee * | ) | : : Mee hot FR i gt : AE es ee : sen tween Lines of Cheering ‘HIGH OFFICIALS PAY ‘ | Qik ae « Weac, ae ‘ We ANS Seo SAT nF gh Bets a TRIBUTE TO GENERAL | wil ieee” 3 ty, prs. e654 ee fl ; ome = ne | | 7 ’ : ‘3 a hie ™ 7 - SABE if abi. 23 ae re. . a ; Pp g BREST, Sept. 1.—Gen. John J. .’ @ isi. ae EEE A ga es SRE SA ace i ee a ES a | Mg ie Writ | ) ls Growth of Organized Pershing, commander of the Amer- ABA ; ) | . aS Ho sf OS, Be ae So ee oe 3. ae b. 2 ‘ é oF Fo ae ' = a tongs, ' Fa vea no jean Expeditionary Forces, sailed ey ie og | Ee ge i oe te Ps. @ he eS ~ oe re AL, , : a tf: SSS et . . f H 8 Marshal Foch came aboard the ; ' Me ae -” 4 a an _ re Keil a % : , a 7 . bevy. es 7 ar.) ~ Bt oe > : "$ : * ; ~~ ’ Py ‘ : tee ; . t ey : res : ansport shortly before she sailed - bmg eo items ee ao? 4 j 4 via ’ St : Fi es oe 4 ie , igiven by organized labor here, which them religiously and zealously, as oo ape aS —- . : ae ~~ ; bearing witness of the ‘powerful aid_ ot eT are eee, a ae 1 oe ae SM aes , bt 7 3 _ ; Bes ‘ compared in sise ane is the entbu; you brought us. These dead will | ee eggs Sok ; » 7 ad . ' 3 , 3 4g 4 . : Miche ° 3 Es ued oa : . _siasm of its recéption, with the chiet bring from America many thoughts ea ee ee a ie haa® ; ) pee, Oe Me a wt tae Siig tee te Ee A , ne le 'patriotic pageants of the war pe- 7 of remembrance and pious visits, and POSE BOP DY of r : = ihe ae. 2 ee - 7 K: 5 ee ) | op HP riod. will bind still« more strongly our! = % , ~_ = . s | ‘2 Ee ae % se ‘&, ee. ae | nd iss , | ae — : , @lready close union.” | - “Pek. z f 's ) Lie m |” ub a — PE: : me eo , | 3 - |. Sue Bae, is eee See 1 “If,” concluded the Marshal. “‘the ? | 7 2 ; a Y 2 eZ : , en em ' fe ee , i | three hours and 14 minutes in pase- muds.of war should gather again in ft Phe, 4 aaa . | cS aay Pe” So ne a eee — : 7 ha se )ing (he-cetner nearest the stareaigy future, would not these dead Mee - , e - * eS as ws : AE he at ~~ GF Ff me ee ii ae | point. This was a longer time than their tombs and make their pn , es. gay a on .. 22. Stra eevee ee eae a eee | | was taken by the preps = s heard once more by a world . » S P-ie. i gi > eee e eis | | A Bot eee : : efiact + rade of June 3, 1916, “which : : dy knows that the same’ ° a» —f. be: 22 ioe * Saeteee of Pion | tae — - oe .. ™ J * | passed the subsequent war demon- % the cause of lib¥’rty, has united y a 3 : \ Fala a ae a % gS - - “See te dies ee , SS |strations in numbers. The number ‘the time of Washington and i \ hi, nr ee. : Pe — -e SS ae See en | A ae ree : | of marchers in the preparedness pa- pq § ev”: , ie eee oe: % . ox ee erties OH | | : 4 |which began in a drenching rain, A and her patriotic men and to her noble . : ~“ oe re | ale a ae 2 a aa ee Ba: 4 pasa oes . )and which was further Pps in _‘women. " Then the General and Mar- | | | ; : ae ae ae ae ‘ } an Betas eae i Bo, le F : 0 > _numb#@r by the absence of many men “aes ' . es Dy Dal IO ca. ee a le ee ee ie fogs: Sime me 4 ‘in -military service, had 10,568 j shal h walked arm in arm to the! i OR a . PES eee : : a ~ Bee ais : Zz nk, exchanging fina) salutes | 7 } — a ee ee BE " : | | marchers. 7 . bee: So Saale . Ri : ‘ | Accurate counts of today’s march- ne jaarshe} stepped ashore. ; ) a . ae > pie Fs ‘ ‘ tl | ae epg ; : a a | : to eR plas rae oe |ers, and of those in the previous pa- ya g ' eteie, : : . ' } | | rades mentioned, were made for the "x r at Paris Station When Gen. , eM OE i : rs Post-Dispatch by P. B. Purcell and Wy Hilt ne F Pig > oe | | . 7 - e. OO Tae ia : ; j his assistants. Purcell. is assistant ma Assoc | | “3 # : a & “NR. SS ae F ) | auditor of the Wabash Railroad. He Ae RIS, Sept. 1.—Premier Clem- } % #5: sea . 3 : , | : : ‘ = \is in charge of the preparation of ean Foreign Minister Pichon and | e . | ~ oe mt ee : 7 : oe | : i ese a | election returas fer tie SEeeremem Capt. Andre Tardieu were among the | : . ; ' , ~ trad yee et ey a ae are trained énum “a high French officials who bade fare- — — a ee — ———S——— = — apenas SEENIER EN 2 ae me : Pe ee Many Soldicrs in Line. “ Twelfth street, Where the line : ot Aa ‘well to Gen. Pershing on his vari Fs of nie and 38 bottles of vermouth. entatives of industrial. commercial, | ; ure fot Brest yesterday. The Amer- POLICE MAKE BIG ‘UQUOR HAUL) aul Raffalli, 35 years old, who ~ TRUCE N TIKES URGED: Suni etec munakdiak sachaamerdes Statistics of Labor Day Parade oes has a oe oe a a ; with,a view . and such a holiday sp since it was ican Ambassador and his staff and paid he was in charge of the Ant tion and other interests with,a view | the pillared Court of Honor for” } In a raid on a rooming house : | . ‘isi ans rer > cost | Afie entire American peace delega- 1125: Locust street at 1 af) sims, | aeumene ab stor 1 snip ge at Zeb | be ving. ee eee Time of starting . os ccesecnceccesecesccoccocosssso & M. return of St.° Louis’ soldier he | ‘tion oaengn op ll ipieacm Spd mil- se mcg 95 Il lr rn and ari | place. J prisoners wens qeatered| BY NEW VARK LABOR PO aa A ES Last section left stanrting point. ccccdeves o+--12:14 p. m. The pylons and the grand stand of ’ In ing tgs to the Ameri- beer, six quarts of whisky, {8 gations | 5 ahd for eee ae ee svi PARADE CALLED T00 EXPENSIVE. Time passing qnearen Cones si minutes jthe Court ne mothe in pt iiieten" Mt Clidéreeau de- Grand Marshal, Aides and Delegates..... 87 forcement again todas; sale a ee pared that the French people never i | peal Mh, She Ansoctated ——. + Tne Sakae First Division—Building Trades; Charles J. Lammert, Marshal. 4,516 | entvics unindiitn ant 4 capa, Es salt eee wee : Committee Proposes Industrial | oct ‘of Costumes 1s ‘the cause r sa Second Division—Printing Trades, Waitresses, Theatrcal and ‘some in civilian garb, qs members — | oe Son mcehice os ren > Peace for Six Months While | signed by labor leaders for not hold- Movng Picture-Employes, Switchmen, Musicians, Street a) of the various subdivisions of La- ore iin aah attced tha Weench Away Out in Front U.S. Catches Breath. ling a Labor day parade in New Car Men: H. Clay Schmidt, Marshal voces EES Eo ‘ii im Opportunity to show their appre- Bet. ; = pa hm rea eee ese - seta Third Division—Railway Employes; A. J. Dunp, Marshal...» 340 that ie over the downtéwn lary ofthe Centr: Ppa pT a ek Fourth Division—Shoe Workers, Tailors, City Exmpfoyes, Paper streets, Chestnut, Broadway and Mor ’ . . 7 “9 ee ee Sones From Start to Finish 4 By the As Sted Pres: announced that the labor’ men felt Pes . e ni ! a re SS oe — ° g 8 eee erat egies aay - , impelled to forego the parade be- Produets Employes, Building Service Employes; A. Hughes, Washington avenue, and out Locust ‘great crowd had gathered 2! i Ske kee vs | NEW YGRK, Sept. 1.——-Suspension | ee os the high prices of the cos- Marshal sees 4,093 | street from Twelfth to Leffin - Tavalides station to bid Gen. y esterday. sunday, weund Up a montn of advertising of all strikes throughout the United » of ‘ ; ag” re 7 te P avenue. Everywhere the com : OQT ‘PAT REE ees , fumes in w! lich they have of recent Fifth Division—Metal Trades, Upholsterers, Retail Furniture yo x hing farewell as he started for | m the POST-DISPATCH that from start to finish was oi States and the declaration of a labor |fears appeared ‘in their annual " 3 Calahao, Marshe! , ' | was “close up,” mot “spread o « , = | : oo . ° j . . — , + k - eg al « aia ; liars weree ; oe ne galls ae eer unparalleled volume for any August in its history. truce on the basis of the status quo march. Conditions of industrial un- : msn ys Brewery and soft drink workers, tobacco work- te ps Senn wu: he martin ord ork aboard the Leviathan, | ‘ ; . , . , © ab / —~— ——— ee SS 2 | headed every eubdivision, with some ) ‘Both other. Sunday papers combined. = gig stooge 4 : ll ¢ Te ccses - ; ‘ABANDON PLAN Aas fhnor and ot} . republicans flags and service flags carried hort- mee “io sOmmittee i: lonvinced ,.G. Meeks »--Ol ee . ie ees ot | cums Oana Papers Praise Work. ; POST DIP (TCH excess over both. “+e @e ee eee e ithe cetiaaes ate satel Pie te a Highest yes- REPUBLICAN nial a8 ’ Ain } y+ nanir on woere 7 cg > — P Levi | . . . | ° ane : ‘ r — ana a . Ad Headquarters officers, Lieu- | POST-DISPATCH excess over both vabagulve | States—wish to invite a disaster un-| [ff cast for St. Loui en ppg hh Pon . Baseball 10: 1b a. m., Chestnut street, weet ~ Colonel Chambrun, Counselor | R a] Estate d Ww paralleled in histor The pe ople ‘ and wis inity: In- ; ’ ,© UG O\ : Aa a oa 7 | FP rea«ide ne Attends te er Twelfth on far as the tows French Embassy at Washing- | : ca 7 'must be given a peidahing spell. | creasing cioud!- ‘! a amanan bitin cman aa \SHINGTON, Sept. 1.—-Prest-\ers of St. John’s Churel Sine ~ will make the voyage on me POST-DISPATCH alone cecse Lae Cols. | There must be a suspension of strug- ness and warmer y ALF the ; Pree ay ge | Wilgon today attended a police | teenth street, was & broad ri=bes ot : | Both other Sunday papers combined +» 155 Cols. | Sling for class and party advantage. ee Ce e306 . otore §»6o Tt «Obecame |pension fund baseball game here, |eoior, with the Banners of su fay morning's Paris newe- | POST-DISPATCH excess over both...,.....,... Cas et Te ae co. cua tine mera] aes Pata eo», 2 Colors. nh, jana hour controversies in order to in- | = toateua! Setatenl Sohénon. enibtieds’ ci ani hates tow mina from Olive ang Pine stresth i adm on oO rance | "¢ z ss . ; creasc roduction and restore nor- . Cal rit} sapenk in Indianapolis Bar) and trust conipanies 2180 th rede within the owe 4 it syre that the strug- : ¢ The Post-Dispatch gave St. Louis its first Magazine mal ooneitietn They express the | 6 ie perth | ans le mtg “8 r he Pi saidant‘s Siem mashed ddiotes ~s “The is e- Heoee tiga a still remained “¥ wserand Americh had waged Section in Colors. ‘}}| hope that ho pew strikes will be or- west cas ent lanaite and later will epeak in Call- |] stock markets heid sessions as F Twelfth street south of and in east an Senators Reed. Democrat, of | usual. Business on exchanges |} moving inte the line from. would serve to cement mg) Fj —o ' dered except to relieve workers frotn | 7 <I ; fornia. . rst in St. uis— T“intelerabie oppression.” _ 0) aaa ve} | Missourt: Poindexter, Republican, of, and ot banks and trust compan- street and the city hall og 2 The committee was appointed by | Washington, and others @pposed to || ies will be recumed at the usual |} While long sections of James P. Holland, oho e of sic a pr come *s thé theater or $86 leaguc.also are m aking speak- hours tomerrow. , were stil! walting to 2 ; are Movies. fo ¢ peeorene’.. Ot "gf *go) cee Page &.}ing..cogesementsa. Senators Loreh, ' _ of the line had disbanded « p SEHCS TG OS \ oy i AOE 4 ' t é