St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 28, 1919

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ce 5 ta , a ; eee - Sl, IT ai MIC PAGE ‘OBER 27, 1919. Bp Si ae Carne RR Ty Fade Beste oe ea Fi ee bee eS a ; Hie e ae P " i ; | “ . * | Be - % + ns . ; | ~~ : ‘ ‘Con sing at 1919, by a , ldberg.) 9) ie , 2 Re — “y F. T c : : 5 ‘gs \ Newsbo not tied to The Only -Evening Paper in St. Louis With the » Assoclated Press News Service charge more than Se. for this a: Pp. Mm. xtra. dales prohibited after — tet al edna ate tdi Ganete-aaeeee aectennnruanasean. ee nes Nene — ee a pettnentlllteeeeee en — = ee a ee eee _ ee ———— —_—_— —-- ee ee. —— oo — - -- -_— _— ~— — -~ - — a ne ew ee ere ee a oe nat ge a - ——— ee A Re rt ee ~ ~ —-+-~ ~ ae | ae - - -- -_——— - —_ a - — ee eee oo - = a — VOL. 72. NO. 63. ST. LOUIS, TUESDAY EVE NING, OCTOB ER 28, 1919 —28 PAGES. OG RD "PRICE TWO CENTS >, 7 CNS Entrees ee es ” + Sena ecaeere. eee ne Sete ensenetn gman 2 - SE etme ee a nel ee a EE ee ae ~— ——_ a ee ee — SI — 2 “a - nomena Se _ Sa ———o _ > oe - ee eee = -- i ee ~— ~~ oo rn * lie +--+ = A A a6 ee ee me a ———— = GENS A — - — a eee - - —_ ee NS “SE. a GRONDSEES. Se ‘BORINNED HEN FORERY POKES ~ » Ge Pac paty, fas on » ee gues The addresdes of his majesty ioday tidns operated in the ony by the | by iwwhite shirts and red sashes, an: President's condition. His progress pte ae opti es epettbe: non pa canoe te . pat! + RE : aa son ova ss it was id were the longest and most important Standard Qil Co. and the Pierce Oil jin the center, where the traffic squad gontinues. He takes hié luncheon ' ' “ ee sand cqupscsenehze: She mongre , tat lm _— haat Pacts ibn — ° pelea scant mie INSECT. be hag made in America. They were | COrporation advanced from 22 1-2) men were in gray. and dinner in a semi-sitfing position The crash came without warning, the league of nations to operate, they Officials explained that the was a kl intended as messages to the entire cents to 23 cents a gallon today. Traffic Men in Line at ic} ids ; fe poe : 5 ha -' most of the passengers being caught) most decidedly wish to be kept free time act provided that ft should te —_—" ae a. . ; p WRICR BGCS GTOSUT tO PHO SHOT MCA in their staterooms. The lights went from interference as between the annulled by the Presidept when peace had been declared And wien the army and navy had *bheen des out, and the screams of women pas- legislative and executive departments ! ‘ nation and his sincerity tm express- | There are three other oil companies | The traffic men, {t was announced, of his food and causes no fatigue,”’ | sengers added to the confusion. Then ‘| of the United States Government. ing the thanks of Belgium to Amer- | ™4rketing their product in St. Louis | gill in «1 few days go into blue for; Dr. Grayson issued no formal bul- icans for their aid was plainly eyi- | 274 it was said that they also would|the winter, but their sunimer cos-'letin last pight as to the President’s | °°" ; CON ; : t. p J feocety the price, The increase also tumes were retained to give variety andition “et board that Mr. Wiison foliowed the scramble for safety. Infurmation as to the “srreow LIEUT, CECIL NELLY mobilized. Congress was tnfors.sa : Has Been Deeply Moved. Was made to apply to gasoline dis- | 'to the appearance of the force. had epent a 5000 day.” o ~~" Most of the passengers escaped by Which would be assumed by the prin- yesterday by the President In iis tributed t tail in tank g ; . e , jumping from the decks to the pier. cipal Powers can be obtained by in- | —oeinpe —_—_.--———————— _, message vetoing the prohibition ef- “I salute,” he said to the Senate. | ut Oo retailers in tank Wagons. The line firstyformed on the west! The President was permitted yes- ; i - not on! the eminent men wh ..| official of the Standard Oi) Co. 'side of Twelfth street before iterdav to transact 80 ecuti? The City of Muskegon left Milwau-; quiry at any of the foreign offices | forcement bill that demobilization of ‘ Sle h h ise in th ic y : tPcesigcey day’ |. Argprobtayiaptnnding> tregeedmiiggsce 6 resp tig aie dl ; rh ! 3 allon i sed on the companies: mar Te oo | ~e : : , the night run across the lake. Just feeling that the preamble adupted by The White House announcemont ecessors who, during 130 years,|® & MpO ImMpanies; march was made on Olive street to Soon after breakfast the President . Ane pie : b recent ordinance | 12p ares “soli : “ aii ‘ as the steamer was reaching appar- the Senate committee, which would clears up any doubt as to whether vé sat in this place and given to y are e. | Broadway, then to Washington ave-| asked Dr. Grayson that Secretary , , . the w ‘ould b nege~ It is estimated that about 40,000,-, . Pin ten : , : " ent safety at the harbor entrance, a bind Great Britain, France, Italy and ic War wou e ended legally with the whole world the example of 8 e% ( at abo wy; nue and back on Washington to Tumulty be called and that some , t} ‘atificati 000 I! ld llv at fill- , ef : ea rigantic wave caught it and swept; Japan to accept the American res- i@ ra cation of the German highest civic virtues This welcome ea gns are sO annually a Twelfth. pardon cases which were awaiting E18 sect ‘ i in the city, th stimate | tov. Gardne | 7 wen hase ' the heavy craft out of the water and! ervations before they can be valid, reaty. Some officials had expressed of the Senate seals that reception ing stations in the city, that eee | Gov. Gardner and President Man-' executive action be given him. He y it} e partially | embarraasin Br the Associated Pross the opinion that the war emergeicy €0 warm and so spontaneous I have being based on the theory that each’ sur of the board, riding in the acted on the latter at once and a1s0 | ~ Sem te rn ge gad Bor a / ys eo Embarrassin M EXICO CITY “Monday Oct. 27. Would not pass until the treaty with received everywhere during my jour- | of the 40, 000 automobiles in St. board’s limousine, arrived at the signed some minor bills that had ae- suspended ogi Ss . 4 ard "pein | Had the Seep ts 8 * ified a res- ——The release aa Willian. Oo Seem Austria bad been acted upon by the rey across this magnificent country.; Louls uses about 1000 gallons of: stand first, and were followed by the cumulated at the White House. ths Sime (thal. apt. Swe ee pts Range 1 omen? ; pete Uni ws ati ‘namin ine manent eee | ; | li . Thet h ' ordered the passengers to leap to the | ervations and left it to foreign Pow- kins, nited States Consular agent , Senate. Iam deeply moved by the expres-/ S480line a year. e tax on sucn a : /members of the board, all wearing, ~ “le ‘hed by waves that were| ers to remain silent, thereby indicat-| at Puebla, who was held captive py Wrangle in the Senate. sion: of sympathy that the name of consumption, to be paid by the auto- | silk hats and formal costumes. The’ gpa i ee eee pee ia Sle , eet. | Mexic: = lits ji he f alc An effort to have the Senate act ; ap-' other ; of } '. former 3 NEW YORK DRUG CLERKS VOTE pounding the vessel to fragments, a! ing acquiescence, much of the diffi- -sexican bandits in the mountains d ate ac Belgium evokes from this noble other guests of honor, former May-, aiority of the scantily clad passen-| culty would be removed. But the. south of thet city, and who returnsd | 8 &@ motion to re-pass the prohibi- American people. peeeeretely $200,000 annually. 'ors and former Commissioners, wait- majority of the scantily clad pas: | ula | - bu | : } CRY, D ret i. oe kaa Ghee We ae ls : ia. 3 T0 STRIKE FOR PAY INCREASE gers climbed over the rail. Those | preamble insists that the Govern- | to Puebla yesterdas, was effected ion enforcement Bb over President “Nothing could better character- ‘ing in the stand, were in business nnfarer et Tyee : ne Wilson's veto was fnade soon sfte y | T0 | AGAINST PROHIBITION costumes. Chauncey I. Filley, who who hesitated went down with the! ments of Great Britain, France, Italy , by one lone man, Senor Mestre, the sO eto s fade soon . - . bey ee os Merron Semsocrecy + 0 i we M; ror -s 1 ffi ‘i Pp lice ) Eight-Hour Day and Closed Shop steamer a few minutes later, when | and Japan must express themselves. personal attorney ot Jenkins, ac- | the Senate convened today. Several than that friendship which unites | oid “ ayal wre? > ia ca ¥ “= ‘aaneniomah 90 Per Cent of Work- | another huge wave tore the vessel Should the point be pressed by the} cording to advices received here. Democrats objected and a long par- the at republic with its 110,000,- | Beer Salesmen Reported Offering ren Sy geT 2-1 leon gp liebe tire : Yr fer se i bot- | Senate, it is most certain that some At the beginning of th egotia- | lamentary wrangle over the rules ‘ gre : ‘olw , : from the pier and sent it to the bot- | n : oO £ x of the negotl: ‘ 000 thich | , 1 Not Go O )pPrated his ninetieth birthday a few ers Involved, Say Leaders. > | c ' ee oe ene Pe We > ee ages Capes-ecteng days ago, wore his conical and once By the Aasociated Press. tom of the channel. of the governments would decline to! tions for the ransom of Jenkins, | ©™*¥Ued. Tam the constitutional head, with | Saloonkeepers today said that yes- pra Ti Filley hat. When Fille vy was NEW YORK, Oct. 28.—A etrike; The crash came almost within the | say anything on certain of the reser- | Federico Cordova, the leader of thea! When the bill was received from vations which they regard as vurely | bandits, stipwlated that any effort the House, Senator Sterling, Repub- its 7,500,000 inhabitants, If there is | terday when the possible prohibition : , ‘Oas ard stati | te ; se avor ve 0 ’ was voted early today by representa-. shadow of the coast guard station, mayor, the police force numbered part of the consular agent's | can, of South Dakota, who had no equality of power and riches be- | of sale of 2.75 per cent beer was | 41." 0 pa oors ahd men tives of 4500 drug clerks. After an! but the heavy sea rendered futile ef-| a question of American sovereignty. | on the tween them, there is equality in the | only a little more than 24 hours Off, Former Mayors Present all-night meeting the men voted, forts to launch lifeboats. Launching For instance, the reservation which | friends to appear in force at the ¢harge of the measure when it passed love of liberty and in aspiration to-/| salesmen of breweries appeared in ES to ange dg erp ~ ~ngoae an. | 1430 to 70, to walk out during the of boats and rafts from the steamer | specifies just how the American | bandit frendezvous would result in the Senate, asked unanimous consent mere aocial progress. On both sides | their places of business offering to | | ed as former Mayor and rast week, leaving the date to be deter- | also was impossible. representatiyes to the Leagua of Na-/| the death of Jenkins. Senor Mestre, for its immediate consideration. Setiq - of the Atlantic the same ideai in- | wager at as great odds as 10 to 1 rar te ea on PP Stephens was | mined by thelr officers, Union offi- The exact number of dead may|tions shall be appointed, how the, therefore, met Cordova at Haciend« | 8tor Robinson, Democrat, 9f Arkan —— spires us. The. exchange, of ideas, | that such prohibition would not be- | ais resent Former Mayors Now _cials said that the men involved com-| never be known, as the ‘passenger list | president is required to secure the’ Chavarra, which is about two hours’ 58% objected and then Senator Ster fl ROE he. E ‘ a : | governments say they ought not to! counted out and a receipt was signed “ebraska, the administration leader; “T hope with all my heart that fered wagers. George H. Small were among the ployes in drug stores are included 'n ALDERMAN M’ N M'CHESNEY DIES AT be asked to pass upon, as they in-' by Cordova. Jenkins wad then re. W ho has opposed prohibition eqns | - as vests of honor. the union membership. : , : a Wales 6s os oe ls As the members of the present Officials of the union declared that . HOSPITAL AFTER OPERATION volve constitutional functions us be- leased and, on the arm of Senor Measures in the past. Although far as memory, which have been Resk:z . via sa OSI ns peli. Pret oe on 2s Wag te i Senat Sterif . F Register of Treasury Nestrue. | board took their places in the stand, | every effort was made to adjust their , tween the legislative and executive! Mestre, left the house, being accom- | "emator terling said he Was Stee, oa a5 ea wine | WASHINGTON, Oct. 28.—-Houston | the enarching force returned from grievances, but they were given no, City Republican Leader Had Been) branches of a sovereign nation. ‘panied for some distance by Cor-/ sure the bill's disposition would At admirable a ge ge, Mans ¥ -B. Tehee of Oklahoma has resigned the north, executed “on right into encour: ~smenk. Threatencd With Total Blindness Forcign Powers’ Position, /doya’s men who acted as a guard. | Teduire only a very short time, i ngered Belgium id , oe e- ns register of the treasury and will | line” until the entire double line, ex- | | for Several Weeks. cdhey do not want to be burdened The two men finally reached an- Senator Hitchcock urged that er people and by cratern ty dong gO to New York to become connected | tending for three city blocks, was William ce McCh« ney, 40 years by ay transference of sovereignty. other hacienda and were conveyed debate on the treaty continue, declar- will never cease to develop xe! Pe with a large oil firm. Tehee’s resigt | facing the stand, except that the -60YV, GARDNER APPROVES STATE ‘old, 3834 Olive street, member of They do not wish to establish any to Puebla by automobile. ing the people were beginning to be- Heat 00d of the two peoples. nation is effective Oct. 31. His suc- mounted and motorcycle divisions the Board of Aldermen from ths precedent whereby it might be as- Few details of the Incidents which sna the Senate was deliberately de- é -entee Tor Zarnes sumed that foreign governmenis can, occurred e Jenkins’® w aying the treaty. Speech tn tho House. | cessor a come | were on the west side of the street, PURCHASE OF MERAMEC SPRINGS | seas basing “ate ed em = : i dictate just ‘bot ace aniled thall settee te p Fite me : : — ae Sukeben Nelson Republica of or ears The visit to the Senate of King | ; i as were the patrol wagons. Hospital at 11:30 o’clock this mo repens : cit an) oo | aps ‘ y ha ee earned. as he =: Ne! , Rey n, Albert and the Duke ¢f Brabant, last- | , ; Inspected by Governor, . | Spectat to the Post-Dispatch. ing following an operation performed choose its _ representatives in the/is not physically able to tell much | 4!" Mesota, chairman of the Senate perimenting bey Be ed only half hour and they went | siege Shy wereld ah Areal Chief: of Police O'Brien rode in JEFFERSON . CITY, Oct. 28.— yesterday morning in an effort to re- League of Nations. of his experiences {in the mountains | Judiciary Committee, endeavored to” ‘ompounds. I .- “tg gong hat eg rte House. In his, eS ge a Se See dies tents | front, of the stand. “Bir, ’* he re- Gov. Frederick D. Gardner ha. ap-/! store his sight. “He had been threat- They do not want to be involved! except that his abductors were on | cut off discussion by declaring Sena- Set oe ea ft address there his majesty said: “ong pice a gens | ported to the Governor, “my CON eProv ed the purchase of Meramec’ en:d with total blindness for several; in any constitutional controversy papi move sernre to guard | piety A + ng ee d does more than any lake pe a | le t , ti The ; Springs by the Game Department for , weeks. that may arise as to the power of the 4sainst attacks, They treated thelr ** CAN acer Dodge an ena- o bear to i mand is ready for inspection.’ 1¢ I ve ; , ret toder. The thousaae® this ronnie Shas enbotien the ‘Governor and President Mansur led | State park and a fish and game McChesney, although a lawyer by President of the United States, under | Prisoner with every consideration pee Bierrgens Republican, Utah, ala@ and that the —— of Nature's living spirit of the American people, | ’ iin a review. 'preccrve, and the transfer of the. profession, devoted all of his time to the constitution, to conduct the possible, however, it I# said, mi Ss mapas declaring the prohibi{« "meey Rerpeg we twenty- the greetings of Belgium, a demo- Monday § Measurements | he men’s uniforms presented a |property will be made as soon a3) politics. He had been a member of; foreign relations of the United Almost Helpless From Rheumatism. on ae woe privileged. - never has to increase the.d €ratic and parliamentarian state cre- | pent appearance, though not all had | Attorney-General McAllister has vis- the Board of Aldermen ever since States, or the power of Congress, by Forced to sleep on the wet ground Underwood Criticises Senate. viedge of medicine and the re- ated by the yote of the popular as- been required to get new costumes ited the springs and approved the that body was created. He was ®@/ an act of ratification, to insist that, Curing a week of daily rains, Jen- Senator Underwood said the war a use in may owe Same an sembly of 1830, which proclaimed the | nt ‘this fall. All wore white gloves. Ex- purchase. The price to be paid for prominent figure in the affairs of both houses of Congress, instead of kins suffered a recurrence of rheu- W4s over an that in good faith wat tne te to hare ereeteat™ , independence of our provinces. it | = ,cept for the Zouaves, who carried | the springs and 3000 acres surround- the local Republican party and the Senate alone, must approve of matic attacks, which made him al- prehibition should be ended. Ha s Remedy from the very iz is a pleasure to recall that many of. | short sticks, their hands were empty. ing is $150,000. ranked with Frank Slater, Joseph presidentia! appointments to 9 most* helpless. é He now is tn the _ conceded, however, that opponents of. van I find myself nearig th the provisions of our constitutipn | ver iStnhdg | The department's service flag bore In enacting a new game law, the geohuler and other leaders. He was League of Nations. American hospital at Puebla, only a the bill would be overridden, dectar-.- a daner Nite my greateat eas-m 8@=6«.: Were taken from your fundamental | ‘the number ‘100,” although offi-| last Legislature created a commis-'» gtrong supporter of the Schmoll Shantung Reservations. few investigating officials being ad- - een Senate was “not going to defy teach day and read the lett: jaw ao that at the outset of her ca- ||| Show the Post-Dispatch ALONE |]' cials“of the department said a greater | sion to buy a park, composed of the organization. He is survived by ®' 4s t9 the reservations, moreover, {ted to Ris room, ‘anomie cee ee ee em tare oe Teer Belgium was indebted to you | Cagried number than that had been in the; Game Commissioner, the Governor | prother, Justice of the Peace Harry which would piace the (inited Secretary Elting Hanna . of the a country. Remeay. ’ na | r \ee ’ d the Attorney-General . , , ooe*S* American embassy here, who 4i- | -fforts to lay aside the treaty tem- temedy for ten, , , rvice of the Government during the | 4nd the ¢ i at, McChesney. ant - . , y te —— ner po her. ona tl “Our two pedples have fought and | hake. euiteene wee wet, ae Commissioner Tim Birmingham The funeral will be held Thursday States on record as withholding its rected negotiations for the ralease Porarily were criticised“by Senator triumphed together. The interven-_ ind grandchildren have tion of the American army was the xy It It Is a consoling ng cht s for a man at my war. ass & is § * one resenting William Hayes, an employe: selected Meramec Springs. Gov. afternoon from the Wagoner chapel, ee ceed tints an 1 hae of Jenkins. on the part of the United | U nderwood, who said he was opp of the department garage. who en-, Gardner approved the selection. Mc- Grand avenue and Olive street. In- ndhsiciacteefens rst. , “ete . i- States, will not return from Puebla | to “putting ythihz In front of this. Me AO EM Ne RE Cap ONIN RP EA hi ARR aN mio Ber: — MT RSE TENE OT I a ad > y > ont t } ° . ; — ‘ ahioe mae “ip fellow mag My my ge ty madeacttat inet! listed in the navy, and who died at} Allister will go to the springs, Thurs. | ¢4¢ment will be in Bellefontaine Cem- rene Bronce ve Bee 0 Bien, until Wednesday. Upon his arrival prose A type unrest In this coun- atisfaction, my greatest MEPZ @ sincere h h ff! the | | Great Lakes station. a lay, and annc ance his decision upon ‘etery. ; ; it is expected an official report will | ‘TY. he sa was due to the Senate's: nis the knowledge that tomignt re homage to the. officers, ¢ | b's return. derstood. he made. failure to act on the treaty. one millien a pecen will take Se Soldiers and sallors, who feil for a CO! / MNS | The Zouaves, under ae | | | She could not accept reservations Garranza Troops Implicated In Kid-| Senator Sterling resented the sug. Remedy (XE Bae oe ie fore §48=s«Feat cause :on tho battlefields of Lieut. Kirk, were drilled by Drill ‘PLOT T0 KIDNAP EDSEL FORD affirming the right of the United naping of U. S. Consul gestion that he brought up the pro- , you will be one of them. ~— Europe and-in the defense of the master Roemer, in front of the stand, EDWARDSVILLE BRICKLAYERS TED WITH FOUR ARRESTS States to withhold its assent with-! py ina Aasoctated Press : hibition bill to delay the treaty 4 C2 me «Seas. ‘tl of St. Louls advertising. On the in a series of fast and sometimes in- | : REPOR out being placed in the position ot WASHINGTON, Oct. 28.—Offictal claring he acted because = the va “The hearts of Belgians whom | anme @ny BOTH of the morning iricate movements. Moving pictures | ASK FOR $1,25 AN HOUR a s condemning the settlement herself. information received from Mexico prompt vote in the House to override , ~ 4 Cine ] these heroes helped to liberate from || papers COMBINED carried only || \-ere made of this drill, which was | | Prfem a eprciee a i techni Similarly, France, Great Hritain City indicates that Carranza soldiers the veto. Discussing the merits of “ the domination of the enemy £0 out | 76 Cols., and BOTH of. the other npplauded frequently by the apecta: | Bricklayers at Edwardsville, 11., OLEDO, O., Og. 28.—Statements rand Italy signed the treaties with unquestionably were implicated tn the bill, Senator Sterling said noth- of a private detective that he had , a ‘ or Japan, pledging themselves to sup- the kidnaping of William O. Jenkin#, (ng had met with such general a «i In their name I address to the || ried only 83 Co Year tn and {jj A review of the entire linc, march. | inate enoir wage scale, which is now discovered a plot to kidnap Edsel p> profound gratitude to the wound- | _gventng papers COMBINED car- _ tors. have notified the building contractors port her views on Shantune, and the Amer ican consular agent at Pu- proval as rejection by Congress or : News- » stand, ended the cere« oF . Ford, of Henry Ford, and hold ' | Wounded of the great war the as : ee ee “saggcbern bane ) ee the stand, ended the ce $1 an hour, shall be $1.25 an hour ¢ sen Pose 900 ransom. led to the | oe countries have alrendy. ebla, who was abducted on Oct. 19 President Wilson's request to repeal Sirance of our affection. and sym- paper maintains mony. after Jan. 1, 1920, ) Re sitter through their parliaments, formally and released only after his friends the war-time law in so far as it af-— 'Pathy. I express the gratitude of |||: tead tm both advertising and vir- Chief O’Brien and his staff were Louis bricklayers receive $1 an | ®trest here today of four men. i given their assent to the Shantung in Puebla had paid to the kidnapers fected light wines and beer. um to those distinguished, jj. culation. Whyt mounted during the parade, oy i eo hour. They recently reached an | lied r 624 Times settlement. They ceuld not reverse $150,000 In American cold. Senator Lenroot, Republican, Wis- American citizens who gave them- Particulat People Prefer Captains he or a of ace | agreement’ with the contractors to | Pee He el te Alfred Flam- , themselves. State Department officials have | consin, who was presiding tempo= aap with such a spirit of ngoreoine the ‘‘Post’’— ; Rey alee. “oota, opocensdly Sebiaae | recéive $1.12 1-2 cents an hour Jan. | ae c ~~ sed sin sara coneh i On the other hand, if the foreien not been officially retggnte of wr rarily, ruled that the Sterling motion © task A ‘iv =e, «6S . ’ ¥ . a ‘ “at , , Ea petty of the Muteat peta : reest circulatio of any St | Tierney, Singleton and McNamee. ent read sc ie in cesnnes nnn be ae loop 624 times tn a single fiieht in governments were — seman ired te he bale cine saeen ob ae Eee was debatabie. “In this noble assembly T solemnly toute newspaper, daily or Sun- | In marching through downtown : te ‘a military airplane, here yesterday, ps we gone tae ype a a fon in the history of recent years, pica — ™~ ee ane the members of the commis: ony streets, 12 abreast, the police line ex . Bime he theates or The Previous recokd was a littiv _ COPeine of Flee ne ne rr , histo aid murtained, Senator Underwood gait “Sys ‘tended for seven blocks. ¥ 4 om age 12. swore than 30°. Cqnitinnea on 4; 1ee 2, Colume 3. Continued om Mize 2 2. Colum 2 wartLae prohibition was - : : “ie vee Recvenen. 5, M4 t