St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 17, 1920
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Highest yen | Special Cable co the Post-Dispateh = terday, 59. at 12) BERLIN, May 1¢.—-The capturing : | . etd AS A , Ben Pot of towns and cities, proclaiming a DAY IN May 2 Pp. m.; lowest, 52, | i — y at 6 a. m, : : : : ‘6 * distatorship of the proletariat and ° | : Official fore. Catholic Dignitaries From Former Banker “Convinced |... jiaking a muick eotawae wih ‘ ella ‘ast f St. I s : aN 2 : 4H tea vil ctuies is bec ) President From Portico aa vicinity: All Over World Gather at of Imprudence of Finan- '00' '* pecomine pawyier way | ] N e r tonight and St. Peter’s * Dane Sor atall Transactions With many. :wane HEADS Sees His Second Circus FEDERAL A omorrow:. villas is warmer tomor.| rwenty Communist gangsters Parade of the Season fe ’ ° >? ° ‘ : . _ : row. Magnificent Ceremony. | One’s Relatives. Fee, fr «tet src eectem pad ea fl vasa vari WASHINGTON, May 17 Missouri—Fair | Friday morping took a train for the ee eee ee tonight and to- ea nee oe industrial town of Sange: hausen. R ke SlDE AX" r W TLS rN today P ; Saxony, arriving while its 1: 2 000 in Saw another circus parade, morrow: warm POPE BENEDICT REFERENCE MADE, TO habiiante were still sleeping the second of the season. er to rs oe , in 2 nan ress | TE Halle (‘ommunists were met at The President, with Mrs, Wilson Oo 28 =. on i aes ca 5 we a portion tonight. DIRECTS ANCIENT RI NOTES OF BROTHERS station by a small reception com- and Rear Admiral Grayson, his lilinois (7eNn- mittee of local reds. Armed witt physician, were seated on the east portice, and the circus man- rifles, revolvers and hand greni s een a aati ae . | | Paris Hears Also That British and French Premiers Have | . | Decided to Permit Ger- : “\ : many to Issue Bonds Cov- . = ering Indebtedness to Al- \ . erally fair to- - , , Lt night and tomer Portrait of Lowly French Will Declares Testator Ex-|iv- sine. tow numbering 0 cvs rane . SS es . ; | . 3 row, Warmer to- . ! . . ty . o Regeln ee acrerding o 4 oO . ee * , a + on | ry os wi t p: : eich wiereeny- | Shepherdess Is Unveiled pended $61,000 to Liqui- : be ully w ok ze oo 7 : ( ae Executives Tell L shoe Board ag ever : ee fe cite gee S f X 7 E Hl I 1 SSE) Stage of the | : : rqoP proceeded to the focal branch eres Aa ag ee *z . | N : $s : : DECISIONS RESULT OF river at 7 a. m., | as Her Name Is Added to date Obligations of Two of the Reichsbank, ordered ‘the epg at Chicago That Higher dame te sie fap vw maaan itor fo open up, and bagged 4406, vd ~ S . . ; : 25 4 feet. a rise! | : ani ee a circu 2 tie . é a ai, mn * _ HYTHE CONFERENCE of 1.7 fot. | Those of the Saints. | Brothers. 000 marks. Other Communist com-, Cogt of Living -Justifies|| ©“ |"° "°°" Commerce Commission, if i . mittees broke into two other local It, » & Ve ' 1 ‘ | | eaten banks and made handsome hauls. Pa Advance | Emer enc Justifies PE, — Bemite of 66,000,000,000 "7 PROHIBITION DECISION; — |» tm armciied From aha will of Hamilton A. Forman, Theh ail hands proceeded 10 Sangere 1 SY ? CHUM OF TRAIN ROBBER ap S a COURT RECESSES T0 JUNE | shepherd loin. who in 1429 was Panker and former president of the sioleedaniaes Bocce Bese: eagreeni Probably Will Issue Orders UNIONS DISCOURAGE Taking Virtual Control to > 2 ' Marks in Gold Expected to snclileelbies called from the peaceful fields of City Council, which was filed today, and a dictatorship of the proletariat e | a : ‘Diss luti Sul Agains I i iOmremy ; a ies of Speaks with ‘great regret” of finan- | proclaimed. . | ) . . re | Satisfy French People wk oOrtion ult gainst high Pomremy to lead the armie: f ra i great regi ai nan These modern bandits brought ANY FURTHER DELAY ANMITS HE KNEW PI AN Relieve Lines Swamped Railroad Co. Ordered France to victory against the En cial ansactions which Forman had Lentil , . 1. feargcued. ie ; : ’ , ° ie Yr slate ‘ ° printes Proclamations "To the Peo . . Payments to Parallel Liqui glish and Burgundians, yesterday | With two of his brothers, C.'M. For-' pig” with. them and had them pasted With Business. B24 » Asenciated Presce ‘ > eco % =o a a : hy ips an and the late W. S. Forman, and all ove he , the time Wy Ag 3HING TON agty. 46 ne Was exalted to sainthood Phirts mat an upa ver the town bv the time the Statement b Brotherh oO dation of Debt y oods Ga t . : . . A . P . a" g se - - s >» > . ' ri ‘ > { ° ; 2 preme Court failea again tdday to thousand pérsons witnessed the rite eas'8: ” itives Started for work the Com ge St. Joseph Youth Also) Sa Al MuUnIStsS turned their t f * WOULD MOVE CO 1 ‘ aeaegy the en of the prohibition jn honor to the meek girl whose “TL am convinced -of +he -- impru- Z rer eae i 4 eb 5 chap : ‘ Says Revision of Scales Is Walton Told Him -of Rob bisie y the Associated Press amenament and ihe enforcement : ; : wen o dence of having financial tr; Sac - a. 8 Se ecg bas gee -_ , , , | } hal ail ranhsSa 40.000 - : a | rain in Missouri. AND WOOD FIRST ee ’ leadership founded modern rance ‘ . — a , PARIS, Mav 17.—It is understood act and recessed to June 1. nad wh z life i fred th llied tions with one’s latin ve cained marks in cash Phen Necessary to Avert Trans- out . c ose le spire 1” aiile t ns ith anes relatives. e176 the : An ‘Py in official circles here that the ’ _ . . ,\ ‘hn A SSO A’ eu * rece - Ca T G n° . tees = rev tne, pensation laws in respect to injuries stipe + pagetacaneenes Forman Realty (c. and lives at the S'ards to prevee= the news of the iy Pb oes: oer ms riers urn to overne a, ; : , - . . . ; , , I “eS ; ‘eT’ ¢ ‘ [ ; l . By ] wh a *y t r SEES | which closed vesterday, decided that of persons in maritime employment Impressive ceremony and ancient beblade Hotel. The ht 000,000,000 marks gold (approxi- in St. Peter's, dignitaries of the‘ 4)),..;:. ' which thew piled ‘arl 1.00 Who was*killed in Chicago last Satur ) g 3 lates to admiralty questions was also hog ws , ee + Illinois (East St. louis) distriet 1 the piled nearly 100 000 taithinad: Workers tk onalla thew «te | T ffi : R d c ‘All p mately $30,000,000,000). held to be unconstitutional. vane ae sinulies fap sn bese - Hamilton A. Forman was presi- ™4 rks of stolen cash, as well as he * : day morning, following the robbery rairic, ea y to oO ‘ q ‘laim that the ont shoul in- . MO ' —_ ' 7 a meet the high cost of living, the As mt , . | It is also understood that: it wie Rearcuments af the Government's C on rc S}) - dent of the. Fourth National Bank, bales of cloth, shoes and merchan , bik . r living, 1€ s of a mail car on the Illinois Central. t " = to . Scrl ie le name 8) . OHT) Oo 4 & mn dise vic ked 1] ) a8 SOUS enirs '? ] — Sepa’: ' if ie +1] ° " - " ; - ’ W ol ag : in loe; lation of Rallwayv Executives de . : i } cal ils said he knew beforehand of Walton's y’ P- before its absorption into the Na- TIS LOO LY PE LI PERI EE a Sommer PA Fe RR tle es Cc ee EN ARR fecided Germany would be permit- dissolution suit against the Lehigh th ‘cred Het Monsignor Galli re P . . ° i@ Sacre at s SIZQMO?T aa ?- ' » ‘ t ‘oe si he ‘ . ‘ 3 , eusuieenegeen ' ted to issue bonds covering her in- Valles Railroad Co. and its subsid- Med f + > 5! tional Bank of « ommeree. and later Stores. Che local police armed with Clared today in then opening Stale- la f } by} \ Federa!} of 3 ; E e¢( yr ie ope, SaAVINE i? mus ; : . : ‘ rig es sre - ’ ns Or the ropoerys, ‘ederai i- th Asenciat > . -debtedness to the allies pavable in iaries was ordered. ~ iad el divi F o isieein naan he was president of the Central Na- &ncient sabers, but no guns, wisely jient pefors the Railroad Labor ae ome: sotictae - ’ ‘Ss nvokKe daly SSINES O tne > mm Phare tetancra Peas | reais = j ‘ 6 Ae NG .». MAY — y "annual installments. Shae cs ae so uhkted tetened ane | Crtnt Me lived at 6728 Meliher, | Otte Be revtenme After 10) Board fcials announced, pectesirackns may Vi Rallwes eS: : vent. © chaplains , le . : © , vv ah » ; . : 7 ‘ ie wane « heme : | Such action, it is pointed out, a P 9 re ° . = gs son avenue. Except for three pro- Pours of dictatorship the 20. visiting KE. T. Whiter. chairman of the Con-j Smythe, according to the alleged and public service commissions in a ' itanv o re Saints. en ope ’ ‘¢ nis Pra ; | left Sanewatk r : . : would enable France to discount a FOUR CARLOADS OF SUEAS motes 5 dal hen tecieatialll sgl thi sacae visions amounting to $13,000, the es- '©Ommunists from Halle left Sanger- ! gerence Committee of Rail Managers confession, also said that Walton had’ every state were called to the ald of 3 * ch sermany ¢ io) Se SORES OFF THO URE OUC, rate in 4 bie Ptgrai . hausen with loot in the eequisit : : aia re apenieripd - li part of her claim on Germany and ‘ listened to P second request on the tate IS left nN his will To his VM“ dow. mes a Pa at le ] - ee d at thie executives association. told told him SoTle Time ago that he the Interstate Commerce (Commission © permit her to settle her debts to the VALUED AT $81 600 SEIZED Mrs. Cora J. k’orman. A daughter . Cars 10! INKNOWN festifia the boar ' me var _ we: "; > ronvd-.; ‘ailros ‘ c th ; y : ' part of the officials of the canoniza- erie | | 3 q apr re he board hat some part of the wage! (Walton) had committed the rob- and the railroads today to break the | United States and the allies. tion After prayer, the Pontiff re Lillian, was born since the will was - demands being imade bv 2.000.000) bery of Santa Fe train No. 6 at L.ex- freight blockade. ‘ These decisions, together with the $F i Authorities Charge Shipments. mained in havirienet sjlenc e for a made. railway eniploves probably WW ould he ington Junetion, Mo., April & last j Pee ay’ “action taken postponing the Spa Were Held on Sidetracks in Kan- space ak Bead an ttn Meat noted of Value of Estate Not Given. $300 WINDOW IS BROKEN found to be justified by the rise in' when a considerable sum of money ky the Aesociated Preas . J. “ .t Dee : “ é z N » 7 e vee ‘ ; 3 ew ban , P sia ae : , ‘ : r ; » aaa : : - + . “* . ‘ ae SS eens with ~ ev werd to sas Until Price Had Doubled. "Veni Creator Spiritus” were chant- s wean vege of en e: mast is not wa the cost of living and lLibertv bonds were os WASHINGTE »N, May oe bie ss SS he zl, comprise 1e definite con- ioned in the wtll, which was dated BY SHOT FIRED BY POLICEMAN Agreement of t) ailronda the Smvthe told the Federal officials nation’s railroads swampe wit I ‘ Ry the Associated Press ed by the choir a ) i Agreement of the railroads them- smn , ads, § ~~" ) clusions reached by the French and | WICHITITA, Kan May 17 our For a third time officials demand June 28, 1909 he document pro-! . selves that at least a part of the men he had been engaged by Walton as business, and not yet on thelr feet SS Sp = ‘ , sn, ‘ 9 he > om ‘ c ‘ad, ‘ ) or . re! answWwe } Al, . , 1 ‘ s * 4 All the other details of the arrange- been held fon sca ulation, were seized a th gt _ onvinced “this eost not more than $5000 and leaves in Restaurant tlementr of the controvers\ which said he was asked to serve the bandit Government today for relief. 3 é tarAaarx « Toallin ‘ > mete as + e Ok aay cer - _ P :, , -_ , ment remain to he settled bv the vesterday al Wellington and Emporia, a I ‘ , : $5000 to the Southern Methodist : 3 : culnmiinated last month in the series by assisting him to dispose of bonds With reports from industrial cen- , . Kan.. bv Sam Hill. Deputv United thing was pleasing to God, he had; ,, + : Revolver shots fired by a volice- financial delegates, who are still #1! Paseo ag sellers gene, — Church at Nashville, Ill... int memory of strikes by disgruntled emploves and other loot. ters showing several hundred thou. working upon them. States Marshal. of Wichita. Three decided to a the sentence | of his mothe r the late Mar CO For- Man at three men Weree hal bapreyies e Demands Total + Billion No salary was stipulated, act ord- sand CATS held up at junctions and : ; ‘i Cars were located at Wellington and Of canonization. } it] ah , wet , , . , 23 Conference of EFimances. = € . " in ’ ‘ t 1 Pone man whom the will deScribes as an some dishes tn Thompson s Restau Demands now hefore the board to ing to the confession, but Smvthe ip transit because of insufficient > A special conference of the allies One at Emporia. Seizure was made Ther conta ge et ; “e ; ‘ 1th). exemplary woman “ The will also'trant. 690 Washineton avenue. at 3 tal more than a billion dellars a vear, Was told he would be paid liberally. equipment and labor, the Interstate . ve 7 . - “eng > ny ve a IGT) ‘One enedic announces ) - ; 1 Lé , os as ! ae ' : ‘ ) | P will be held at Ostend to consider “pon instructions from Fred Robert ~s : | bequeaths $5000 to Mary Ann For- > Tee sc ha . in addition to a billion-dollar ad-! Walton. he said had plenty, of Commerce Commission, clothed with son. United States Attorne f Kk; the Catholic world the solemn fact ' _ »' a mm. vesterdah falled to stop the , ” ; financial questions atnong the allies, son, nited states Attorney o .an- of the iditi on *i =" a wd man for her “unselfish devotion vanee during the war and $300,000 mone, board powers under the new railroad | “ : : a } Ae on ?.) iP Hor OT SA) ‘ ; Un ‘Ss 3 atter ‘ late-glass his a ’ . : : ’ é 7 4 it ‘s stated. This meeting will be oe of Je at of Are ordered in th ona She resides at Ashley Hll.. and Was runkers and 8 — t pia Big O00 advance in the two \ “ars prior to Walton had Smvthe look tip four iw, is expected te heed the appeal 3 . . JOE ‘ Arc, ore 4 e ni } :; pee: ‘ ; , alued at $30 in the , ee . independent of the league of hna- It was charged by Robertson that if Hol\ Trinits see hee 3 ae adopted nS a daughter bn kForman's window Va llles t $ uv, il he Olt QRovernmunt ee eine erlitime cards fo him and attend to of the carriers and take charge of A + ; rye , ¢ OLV rinit : re od i nemor A ing - ilso ‘ , . ‘3 té es oy > »| - : . Pn ; , s wens conference at Brussels. rhe | the sugar was held on the sidetracks held in pl x aged votion bv re church mother more than ov Vears ago. Wilson Drug 5 a agi . , ne hee rt Whiter. He presented figures to show other preliminames, bout did not sittiation admittediy grave. = as i ha 7 apie s ,nhei Ous VC ' P chure ; si : i ured tw the Joe Ar T eo ee , ‘ » dates of these conferences remain to | at Crisfield, Kan., 87 miles frém) oo cag sur ling eccle-j'*. 3% °° years ola aN gg pee A ay Often © 0e fr ithat the enliwas payroll had n- ask him to assist In the work of his Although desperate efforts have be fixed. Wichita, from April 11. when the —s eo na ubeuplog ages pe mi ik The financial transactions with his | COP&aSe, 70 years are of Se | eee creased from 34 per cent of the enterprise, the officials say Smythe /been made in the last w eek to clear ” ee" te Siasties 0 ress The ac e i street P Ton SSO g 1718 i ee ee ' } Kon af 2 The decisions thus reported have wholesale price of sugar was $12.65. on lirected the Consistorial Advo brothers, which he mentions in his mat dard rom) Tt gross earnings of the roads in 1915 to confessed, up the tangle of freight, railroad ; é ce directes e Sistorial ¢ a - 4) th Sixth stree | asad 6 — ees . o- ; 4 i @ » ye) c ~ a LA hl > 12 ‘ , pret > “a, —_— oce cas : , : . . ha i« ‘ a . , = S53 ; 5 > ts ‘se S es than the figure France desired, and | 3°0.000 pounds of sugar in the four Peter's announced thé happ\ event. Forman in his will, stated-that he eiviell niin deter aad other dinhee eniployes in the last five vears have Sistant W hie ] 1% vears old, oOo re of nonessential shipments, and open SS - ie still further short of the actual ES RS vena , i ins =e , ati e had expended $61,474.72 to liquidate \ PS, SAMULETE ! seemed , . rnain in their apartment in order to: the way for the free movement of a i : carloads, and that the shipments are/and the bells of all the churches 0! ; around the place until the manager , hot Peen commensurate w am IDO ih an . lif v wt z . . ‘a ‘ga . es . i L ioat ‘ ie ’ ‘ y. ‘ : ‘ i¢ ‘ ‘ : tic ‘ ; . ‘ uae ‘ , or oF _s —a SS; . » . Q F sum declared to be required to re- | worry approximately $81,000. Hill Rome answered. Obligations of | .. Foe er ran out to get the police creases in the cost of living and that assist in any work that might be | Or hey ae ’ Si . r¢ " ‘eo ‘ } . _ . ‘ accepte ‘ ak ws - a wr ; 7 — ’ 4 , ‘fo a: ’ ’ ) c” . ary s "3 : @ ‘% ic congestio e 3 , Store the Alevasted regions and pay said the sugar probably would he, fhe rite was concluded bv cele- had accepted, as se arts deeds to brechasc and Russo. were fined | dhe; cammeaeration ot this fact nist, necessary following the robbery, oO otcagg is th wo ; OR | ae ‘ ap , oa : a. . art ‘ his . a _ : , ag bane 9 oO . : ; r o reports an compiain for other damage, it 1s pointed Out brought to Wichita and sold ‘bration of mass by the Pope. Pope | Property valued by his brother at) $100 each this morning in Police | be given by the board in determining | Smythe confess d ccording rey are } ej that 66,000,400,.000 marks in gold, iB lict concluded his part of the | ore than the amount expended. eae ° ‘which e loves are fairly e led t When Walton advised Smythe to’ from many quarters, that there is 3 : : . ini — enedict COT 1d ec ee: pat } it ( our hi Judge Ittner $50 On emt h \ hi h t Pippi \ : al fall . ntitied ) ‘i : | Which is figuNed as France’s share, ar : - , the “The property was deeded to me ‘ ‘leave when the police attack on the immediate danger of wholesale : rs : ; ceremonies with an oration Oni fhe ‘ v of the charges of d sturbing the LI N¢ reassess ita i . would be equiva at the present WHISKY WORTH $18 000 TAKEN —— ae by my brothers, ¢ M. Forman and ; : : j , ' quarters was imminent, Walton gave closing of big industrial plants and : : ' | life of the new saint, and as he 4 i peace and destroving property, Discrepane ies Are Cited. phic | eS @® ‘ae of exchange to nearly 240,000,- | ispoke a_ picture of loan of Are | W. 8. Forman (the latter now dead) 3 \We appreciate also that there are! Smythe $410 in $16 bills. Smvthe the consequent cut in production. . a ® 00,000 frances in French paper. | WITH TRUCK AS DRIVER FATS lwhich was placed behind the high and proved much less in value than - ws 2 ‘ other employes receiving rates which | said Action By Commission. ; s k j a, “a 4 ; rT ? j iA i i ri ia. es j . , a SES . 2 , > ar - fai | Se . “or es) sts : Ye re. Sho the commission find, on the aS Me. : ; This, it is fé lt, could hardly fail to APES ‘altar was un eiled. they had represeé nted I orman HOUSE REFUSES 10 CONTINUE cannot he considered at all low in an An ef4ort to obtain Smvthe's re hould he ' prs RS b Satisfy French public opinion, ' . hel ' , 7 Th impressi\ procession that stated in his wil! absolute sense. yet which do not con lease on bond is heing made’ bv his strength of reports laid before ! v So ~ k 3 / 120 Cases of Bonded Goods, Intended | ~ + etd tet ys TI ill state at é : ar WAR PASSPORT RESTRICTIONS pete : | | acher » the railway executives, that the es ‘% . a —_— | St tent Mermenes’ Sls. marked the beginning of the cere-.| rhe will stated that among other | | pare favorably in some localities with mother. who is a teache in | the ! ‘ . 1. sated > | § German Payments to Parallel, Aiea | a8 7 im nies was then reformed and slow assets of the estate would’ be found iw ages paid similar ‘cupations in| public school here She is a widow. emergency justifies it, orders taking ‘ . : O S Was then reformed and Ssiow- , 9 - ; , ; | WaRe — © ; pec: - , » © Debt Liquidation. | appear at Cleveland. i ak Bie BL Sea the | # note for $22,667.47, executed by ©. | Rejects Conference Report on Ap-| ouscige industries: and we further over virtually complete control of ’ : 2 ‘ a ; . wouune its A MACK it) a . i . . Si ‘ : ' ¢ , ‘ ‘ , : : JA) ye By the Associated Press, : e Associated Press Vatican, passing through reverent M. Forman June 1, 1908, represent- propriation Bill Because of Leg- appreciate that the discrepancies are | Bodies of Train Robber and His Fa- the movement of freight probably Ng : ‘” "el e! 4 ¥ ° ‘ es € , > . , . ‘ > s , . ' ’ lon . : . . > ; ¢ 4 = HYTHE, England, May 17.-——Pre- | ‘LEVELAND, O., May li.—-A Wr ‘bs , ; pe eceived the | 22S mone) advanced by Hamilton A islative Rider. ants thet the satisonde-Genaot unde ther Reach Champaign will be issued today. © Mier Lloyd George and Premier Mil-' motor truck loaded with whisky rome ’ me ans: G : t . Forman in a period of 25 yvears. By the Associated Press 2 a ne ndit - i * V¢ h localities | B Associated Pres The Rest atep Gewese the ae e : on , : = a IOSTOLIC renediction. yrea emo- ‘ ’ ¢ r e ipresent coffe ions 1 Suc Laocawiltl ‘ s ater | - AS . lerand and their advisers conferred valued nt $18.000 was driven Hway vat es ews eee ine oi then “In addition to the total of $84. VW ASHINGTON. May 1% By ay) a phakoe emp’ bie faites mani H AWPAIG? . aT Mav 17 The ance of priority orders for shipment N ; .. : : : ? . : . : ; ; : ee . : ' oO fas 8 oO } \ ers ! . a e : ' pee ‘ : : i if ii@?s Iti if) _ i a | \ a, 3 . é ' R ners 3 Ye | . a “at yesterday morning, the nt xeon Roby liquor thieves pigees as deer be hen Sneatiy at Nadie of LOE 142.19. the will recites, ‘¢ M: For-!overwhelming vote the House today necessary work unless some increases a of Horace Walton, who was!‘ f pope for W aa : sre: hy % — asting until nearly 1 o'clock. After’ Samuel (fohn, chauffeur, ert it = : : man also appears with W. S&S. For refused to adopt the conference re 77 *hicad licemen aft he veed at many points, food and per- ie *% | : . - places in a tribune with members of | *" ° tease te “pie | are given kijled by Chicago POlcemen arer mm sa a the conference, Premier Millerand while he breakfasted. The truck cc : Ky C % Ch + ie fn . of mian as joint miauker on two notes port on the appropriation bill he AY e lice cal ; outes hove me im robbed 7 Hlinois Centra! mail ishables fhe se of cars would he : : . ‘ oe ¢ ‘encn Senate and Cn: p eS Ot, WE ie : . nage , , _ but ’ . ‘ ' }?f I ‘ i li i i? a4 . i; : : , Close said: ee arom, VON Was FRROPOr Ing. | Kiome for the canonization }ative to financial matters connected ulations. | considered necessar\ ‘on his way to claim the bagdy of his corned WHR the peenem S ert : +e , es . “ag ro | cs Ag ‘ a ee : Drs! BSz i : ‘ ‘ : d 200 ¢ The British. and French Gov: pe seer erament permit, from a hen-| Seldom has Rome, accustomed a with his brothers has grieved me dis- | The legislation was asked for by Consideration must be given to)/ son, arrived here last night A dou- | Gnd yoleasing epwares ef or , " i} > : “ ; ; i q , a Ps ‘ . — ' = — ‘*oOae ed ’ i ve ’ > ie F © . ‘ ; t ‘ ' ; ' : " " ‘ ‘* ‘ ' af le co es. ernments recognize on the one tuemy distillery to a whojesale OORT a is to pageantry. seen a more bril tressingly,”” the wilt continues, “and the State Department to prevent 4” |the greater regularity and continuity | ble funeral will be held Tuesday at re that have caused th ng ‘ i? 3 ‘yy “4 j o : “cc "4 i : Pet . g + a . } t ic ‘e mAs i > , * S ; 4 ‘ s : . 8 ~ , . ~ ‘ : : ; . 3 and damages caused by the wat RAINFALL IS ABOVE NORMAL Priests and monks in black, brown he estate of W. 8S. Fo —— ag on after long debate, duging which when once established. and to other be san ste eaxpeniek seneee a = . ‘ ’ sfe« > | : ; > ‘co - ; . ‘ mine; ‘ . ' ' : Pe. : . me «6s SHould be securgd as soon 4s | land white robes headed the proces- | ™Y estate $15,000 on notes, $8000 of members protested agai: st the war’! attractive features of railroad em ¢ CONVICTIONS UPHELD : 6 ; (ficial tht ® possible, and with this object in | ; , iston. and after them came eccle.| Which bear the name of M. For- time restrictions on travelers, which ployment.” | SLACKER Prenton wae cgay » og “s ; & : ‘ : : : , oe oe J : gee “ we ¢ oh am. atknar 7? . — nde .% - ‘ Les ‘ my, 5 wotld he done only a8 a jaat resort, View. it is nec eincctandl that sb Precipitation of 1.81 Inches in 24 siastics intoninge special prayers and be _— as co-maker. — ee Sa also} are now author ised edi age ag Yee Peak Reached, Whiter Says. "9 Appeal to Commission me Sources should be made effect- | Hours Ending Tod) hymns composed for the solemn oc- (Obligated on paper of M. Forman | t:nue until Mareh 4, 1921 hese! re The great increase in the cost of Conviction of Six in San Francisco I} mmission is understood to ae . P ‘ ; ' ‘, . j . ; ; ’ . .y¥ . . “. 7 - 4 . . . 4 " : . ‘ — cs « l gos . ; 3 i o Co =) : ively available without delay, . 'casion. Then came highlv colored t¢ the ePxXxte nt of $33,359 Aly estate stric tions require all Are rl wt: ' «i lis ing, \\ hiter ea ic was an eV! jer? (ase Sostained., ' : ; ” aside if routine r - ; . he t f ‘ t ale > ‘ 7-7 ‘ iorati . oy to . to TL.Ge ace fo , e repares LO ta ‘ s and on the other hand that it 1s The rainfall for the mon h of ons banners showing scenes from the life also holds omtliawed obligations of ing this country to have pa sport i nd ware \dinstmente must la pennviated eee * . I : sn “Ako thesia adie desirable Germany should be put up to.the ‘present time,. has been of Joan of Are. Following close be-; W- & Forman and ¢ M frorman and aliens cannot be admitted to the tnke this factor into account But Ww ASHINGTON, May | _Onre age *y ' ie the t aff con ; ; ; thas .a ‘he | ‘ y oF ’ States ssa their assports ' , , C°'ny 7 ee directed at « } e traffic n- ; § in a position 10 regain her finan- 14.18 in . > , , . ‘o> ’ ‘ w t } ‘ ,iew ° ap r n 1) nomic difficulties which are The Merames River at Valley ‘which preceded but a short distance lam convinced of the imprudence of WHICH CAUSED VETO TAKEN OUT bring about a reduction in the high SUGAR ADVANCES ANOTHER CENT 1 “a : os f re ~ Stavely weighing upon the gen- | Park today stood at 11 feet, within ‘the papal cross having financial transactions with idaiieakionnd living costs.” he continued, “with the | ; supply where it wi ° © Ss | i ; The tive S| lone'e relativ | , good SS . , . i 3 feet of flood. rhe Rive des . 8 ews ‘ , ry" . . mes | iatiy es. , By the Agacociated Presse ; " 1 ¥ 4 ‘ “511, P ‘eS! eT) . } rs i} 7 ’ 2 rer? ; ert ; : p . . . 7 ¢ ‘ ‘ 4 ? ' s+ | PTto easure. Was Stricken out the ‘ t hy » resent Ay 7 : } > @8 a legacy of the war, and | ‘ost Goes to Conference. ure of Cardinal O'Connell of Boston,’ ....... tee Vere ee, seer ly on the basis of the present living | o4y. cents . . ts ok whi h h 1] th ti e in Co t . “ ; , } expressed Sul prise at the contents today bt the House Appropriat! ons cost could hardls he defended And © al la’ ir mays eme nf of products is de ‘ts s e m 7 : ; ‘ 4 ve "es i : - ; ’ a ‘ : d ‘ tii « ; * : d : ' Po ‘ rig lz t er } - _ ee Oem ] Ry the Associated Press begun tke ea geeng Nag hy agile of his brother's. will He said that! Committee unless some automatic principle {| re Grane a a now ques On clared to have brought many plants y a Sure a parallel liquidation of the WASHINGTON May 17.—The All these led up to the appearance | he did not owe the estate of H. A pe ' “Er iad bien wd (the market at 249 to 26 cent® @) gang to face with imminent shute ¥ . . , 4 : aa : ‘ i . arn hodier if? Tne AWA ‘ i? myiar rie ‘ ' interallied war debt and of i roid storage bill requir ing that the, of the I : = in : » i . j i7 bil a 1) atij ‘ \ . “ : ae of the debts of the Cen date of entry of goods into eold | hand vith eeliart gu at blessing ' “We were on good terms until his) ' , rates ae living costs go back towa eet ‘replace money temporarily tied up. tra Z ‘ , i uae, ) . > 3 ai ; ss . th , 2 F ‘“ rs ‘ ‘ i i oi = , A mpire. f storage be marked on them when on nigie sp u i * egy. th }death,”’ said C. M. Forman. lL vis-} the pre-war basis, or unless some FAMOUS ~TOREADOR KILLED Interest rates at this time are 5 . « ° " i. : : > d . . " > . 2 ; . +> . rey ; rps . : , : . a Z “ ; ; : z op olgnge experts ae they are offered for sale and. limit- | chair o ae e® ih whic * sins Bene i ited him frequently and was at his) >P*®*! al to the Post-Dispatch etves 4 theedwarate hee wil are] high as to make that course out of es ®ac . ’ . x . P ? ‘so . . ra , : } 7 “4. . ’ P - P . 52 it i= att : 4 ’ ‘ . be ee ee cumin sr ing the period of such storage passed ben : win rus ayia eee lie ; bedside the night before he died DANVILLE, Tl. May 1% cathe vide for a review of the award after! , . rated Prace question for most of the manufac- oe f . “a Swiss in their p es ' ; . ’ . me ¢ ae : = ' , Sapa ; ine eee ie , | 3 charged to prepare imme the Senate today without division | the 5s ego 1 r picturesque) was under financial obligations tojthan go to the Children’s Home. 4 some specified period, any wage rates \ADPID. Mav 17.—-Toreador Jo-) turing concerns, according to treas- ] Ate , 4 . - re 1 orm re : ; — 7 - thle i. Pp. oe , ‘ . . . ' wO- ] ly for examination by their and with little debate. It now goes parti-co =. in © him vears ago, but that was settled) publi institution. Leste; Hlumb! that may now be fixed by vour board | aii; el Gallo was kitlied lest ume urv officiais It is said the conges- se see re . t P : | " . ‘ . - > ae . } | ‘sf ‘ lw t« ’ ° vs ve ' vil ii ‘) ' t?a been costing the nation Pe the . “ocession were Archbish: 2d | : : ven berae P me ta POU i oerne co Mune : ; OS SSeS el ee " 4 ’ ~ ~— . *s P oS nT ne ) ef ‘TR i . ° P _* A . q niet +) t¢ | 4 ; e : ; - ' - ’ Bic ee 2 . ; 4 ong debt which shall be capa proposed by President Wilson in his oe J “s | . c “ . 8 seo. everything as a result of that liti-j; the neighbor's barn, last night, and The new transportation act pro- ; , fishops onn arre " mlens } ; ; tha ‘ be AT! wr Let RECHT oon = ! | d - a RE aa 4 a pot meceptance bs une: ilies message to Congress last year mak- Me a » ; ! M. Gor f a : ‘. gation, even mv home My brother ) Shet himself through the head vides. Whiter said. that any substan- | pous bull-fighting family. his father | Ratlroad officials have reiterated te Sa the same time be moms «44 t of aa —. sini lle ose: ithe late W. S Forman, owed H. Aj Seven years ago, his father, Jesse | 10 . —— —le feeding a oe mgs Sn Oh halen d r ng recommendation as to means i — | ‘ Res , _ 6 | : ——- : 2. bel » b : -™ . : ng a banderiliero, j Continued on Page 3, Columa 1, £ tinued: on Page 3 Column 2. Forman $48,000,” Humble, killed himself by shooting. Centinacé ew Page 3, Colamna ucing living costs. Con ’ . i om Page 3, Column 4. red , : was | ‘ : . - ae a ak _ > Re he eee en es he RS. ee ’ ie eg sey “ elitr a bir — * roe de sap. ay : ” » . : >
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