St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 25, 1920

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400,1 MCULLOCH CASE. CONTINUED: BRIEFS WILLBE FLED ON a of Defense That Witness Who Will Controvert Evi- dence of State Is Prevented by Business From Appear- ing at This Time. | FORECAST GIVEN OF HIS TESTIMONY © Counsel K. E. Mudge Will Quote J. C. Jackson as Saying He Planned Petition Theft to Declares POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY AVERAGE February, March and April, “DEMURRER IN JUNE f Wiel Set for Aug. 30 on Plea 16 ST. The — Eveni ~~ — a —_ in . St. ng — Louis With the QUIS POSI-DIS Associated Press News Service PATCH FINAL EDITION ST. LOUIS ee TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 25. | ee - — — 1920—3?2 PAGES. Seneca a DANIELS SAY YS F ISKE WAS OBSTACLE, NOT AID FOR OPERATIONS 2 ad Calls Admiral “Monumental Ego- tist””’ Who “Bored Me to Extinction.” By the Associat ed Press. | | controversy between Secretary Dae@n- iels and Rear Admiral] Bradley . A. Fiske was revived today before the | Senate committee havy's conduct of the war. Chairman Hale gave notice that Admiral Fiske would be called to reply to charges | made by Daniels, under CFOSS OER | ination by the chairman, that the Admiral had sought to ‘‘Prussianize” the navy. Replying to the chairman, said he had nevey paid much atten- | tion to Admiral! Fiske’s plan to re- | organize the Navy 19165. “He bored me to exhaustidén,”’ de- | clared Daniels. “He was a monu- | mental egotist. He thought the Ger- |! man general staff system was the | j Daniels | best in the world and wrote me about | one letter a day urging me to ap- prove its adoption for our navy. ‘His favorite illustration of the. way the system worked in Germany | was a story that when the Franco- | Prussian War broke out Moltke was asleep. When tol&that war was de- clared, Moltke merely rolled | | over | {and told his advisers to look in the) investigating the | } | ' ere meee ee WHISKY SHIPMENT IN BASEMENT ON ' WASHINGTON, May 25.—The old UOMMISSION ROW PROMISED SHARE ea " Se ‘| JAMES E. ‘CARROLL APPOINTED FEDERAL Partner to Succeed Walter L. Hensley. the Washington Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. "ASHINGTON, May 25.—James Folice' Guard 917 North 4th |W. U. Senior Says Mrs. Elea-| © Carroll of St. Louis will succeed } Barrels Consigned to Li censed Liquor Dealer. LATTER FAILED TO Goodfellow Avenue. basement there 15 barrels of whisky Streef After Finding 15 REPORT ALL SALES | ' Him He Must Expect F ight | Over Bequest. a LE ‘SHE CAME OF OLD FRENCH FAMILY Department in|Liquor Seized Because No Relatives Estimate Value of Permit Exists to Store It) Anywhere but at Flat on | Her Property, Mostly St. | | Q00. Federal prohibition agents yester-| The deat®Z Saturday of Mrs. Elea- day had a police guard put on the 'nor Chenot Alexander, 74 years old, store of Oscar Mueller, a commission | of 7142 Waterman avenue, one of ‘merchant at 917 North Fourth | the few remaining members of a street, after they had found in the | French family which settled in St. Louis Real Estate, at $40,- Louis a hundred years ago, has dis- | | Walter L. Hensley, resigned, as Fed- ern Missouri District. Carroll is law partner of Congressman Igoe of St. Louis. The Attorney-General’s | recommendation that Carroll be ap- pointed was approved by the Presi- 'dent today and the nomination was | sent to the Senate this afternoon for ‘confirmation. Carroll will take office, firmed by that time, on June 1, date on which Hensley’s resignation becomes effective. Though he has never held political office, ¢ has taken an active part in (cratic city politics. He is a ate of the University }and of Christian Brothers’ lis married and has three and lives at 3646 Juniata street. if a College, children a ee ee ee 13-YEAR-OLD BOY DROWNED IN POND NEAR BELLEVILLE Sought to Climb on Raft With Three Others When It Sank—Was Poor Swimmer. ee DISTRICT ATTORNEY | President Nominates Igoe’s Law N WOMAN'S EOIAIE nor Chenot Alexander Told eral District Attorney of the East-. a con. | the | ‘arroll | Demo- | gradu- | of Missouri | SO att -——. eo PRICE THREE CENTS ee ee ee ee ae ee — GOLDSTEIN DENE THEN ADMITS, H GOTLOWDEN MONEY Circuit Clerk, However, Says He Turned Money Over to | Another Man and Spent ' None of It Himself. ESSEN ADMITS HE GOT $1000 gitimately in Getting Vot- ers Friendly to Governor to Meetings. ee Circuit Clerk Nat Goldstein, a del- the Eleventh District to ee egate from ‘the Republican national convention, after denying last night that he had received $2500 of the Lowden cam- Asserts Fund Was Used Le- eat gt en geal. $66,332 SPENT R HOOVER AND $12,900 FOR GOV. EDWARD } ' i ; ' : i | | | Campaign Funds and F kK; | | Money Spent as Shown =| *OFmer ’s California igures to Date in Inquiry || Not Included; Jersey Gov- 2 NAME. Fund. Spent. . Se Lowden. $404,974 78 $404,984 78 || ernor Not Liquor Candi- . | ($379,175.78 contributed by |) Ss ‘ - Lowden hisagent : : date, ators Told. > Poindexter. 75,000 80,029 | | : Johnson... 68,138 68,138 . : Sutherland .............. 3.500 || BARUCH QUESTIONED &§& Hoover - 62,185 66,332 . | POGOe. « s vhkewesas Nothing spent ON M’ADOO FUND : : Wood ...... 25,000 48,500 & I (Wood totals not yet complete.) ca Ce 4 6 ba 6-ee 22,000 19,681 : os Wdwards ........-.:+i0- 12,900 Knows Nothing About Owe 66644 11,910 11,910 didate’s Campaign, Says, When Asked : Reported $5,000,000 Or JOHNSON | 184 AHEAD IN OREGON WITH ONE COUNTY MISSING | : & , ia doe ' | pi fund, which L. L. Emmerson, é et an Increase i in Pa | top drawer of his desk and. get the 'which had been shipped from Louis-; closed that she had promised to! Gilbert Gamble, 13 years old, son | paign izati : i ¥ fe |plan for war and then went back to | ; a lor John G. Gamble. an encineer at| Secretary of State of Illinois and Returns Are From 18 Complete and gan 10n. . ; . | sleep. ville, Ky., consigned to Morris Mul- ‘leave a material portion oc her | ga a0 eS grt vases. 38 i iieleeiad: sik tien” Sala ee 17 Almost Complete > mAs P 5-24 | “I did not want a chief of a) i tin of 1465A Goodfellow avenue. |property to a Washington Univer- | Te ren mpnes, on) ewan at Re eee es ee Counties. | & S | By a Staff Correspondent of the ant a cnief of naval , | -p. m. today while swimming in the | testified yesterday before the Senate! py the Associated Press. By the Associated Press. oe € Same a Post-Dispatch. | ptt Se would go to sleep | The total consignment consisted of | wid — wet ho formerly ge chgy) 1! Crescent pond at Belleville. | eebemieidliht ale investigatigg campaign PORTLAND, Orxe., May 25.—Com- WASHINGTON, May 25.—- ane ) & SPRINGFIELD, Mo., May 2? after war was declared.”’ 50 barrels, but the remaining 35 bar- | With her. er property is sald to| The boy, in company with Frank | | " J | | | (Copyright, 1920, “ Asked what Admiral Fiske's posi- | : ‘be St. Louis and..nearby real estate | Deutse] James Swafford and Ste- | expenditures, had been paid to Gold-| plete returns from i8 counties matey pre PonemamiiaatertRr mo gg ‘ Judge Patterson this mabe |rels have not been found. a ee arr en oe senate BPs x bert H. Hoover, Republican: G : nted ti ena ee ee ee See ed Jeffer LD) Tayl Assistant with an estimated value in excess of | phen Poroski, had left the Junior | stein, said today that he had cashed incomplete but almost complete re- Pp , ov. : * ~ ty aie ole a : } w “so , ayior, SSisSta ' : . . F . 4 Bhs: \ } P = granted a continuance in the case of | organization was proposed, Daniels | ‘ : % ca " i - | $40,000 ‘High School at noon, bought his/a check for that amount, but that}turns from 17 counties with returns Edwards, Democrat, of New Jersey; = Richard McCulloch, president of the | said he was “aid for operations—or, | Prohibition Directo: for Missouri, | #*"1""" ie | ,» lunch in a restaurant and went to! .. of the money was retained Ly | ™issing entirely from Curry County,/Senator Owen, Democrat, of Okins @ % United Railways Co., and Bruce | rT should Say, obstacle for opera- today said he had. received 1nforma- | The ‘eam Calvin Hermer, - ithe pond to spend the noon hour in atin th " give Senator Hiram W. Johnson a homa, and Senator France, Repub- Cameron, former Superintendent of | sone. | tion as to where some of the barrels | years old, decWared today when seei | Swimming. He was a poor swimmer, | i vepoo iia a lead of 1184 votes over Gen. Leon- lican, of Maryland, were inquired — z Transportation charged with bur- |! Bere ts = ‘were taken and stored end that he by a Post-Dispatch reporter, that and remained on thé shore until the | [ merely cashed a chec OT; ard Wood for the Oregon preseitys ente bee: ite Seeks a ste , : ’ 4 . : YOKOHAMA B NK, on iii bail anit -ar.| Mrs. Alexander, who was a widow, | three others climbed aboard a raft | $2500,” Goldstein said to a Post-Dis- | ment for the Republican nominatio y e senate Committee iRVes= ef © F glary in the second degree and lar- A ONE NF | would ask for several search war-| **?»: ‘ , all - bal ' near the center of the pond. Then! patch reporter, “and the money for President, according to the Port-|tigating preconvention presidential : | = ceny in the theft of referendum peti- | JAPAN’ S LARGEST, /rants. An order also was issued to ; had wat ned him t ere would Pe 4) he secured a log @pd on it paddled |. a egteoapinene Geresiag ye he | land Telegram’s compilations. campaign fmancing. ‘a: : ‘ tions from a Safe June 15, 1918. The | CLOSED. deputies to bring in several truck | contest of the will in an effort to | out to the raft. | went rig : os ws a The count now stands: Johnson, John F. Lucey told the commitin= ; trial was set to begin Aug. 30. | drivers who are believed to knoW! prevent him from obtaining his| When he attempted to climb on | expended in the Lowden campaign. | 43,257; Wood, 42,078. that $66,332 had been expended . a Judge Patterson will announce his Suspension for @hree Weeks for In- | something about the disposition of ‘share. She told him she had left | the raft, his added weight caused it 1 hardly had it a minute. None of it Estimates place the total unre- Hoover, exclusive of the costs sof the . Gecision om the demurrer July 26, vestigation of Books, Announced — pecans uate ‘material portions to her sister and | to sink. He called for help. Stephen | Was expended in St. Louts and none ported at less than 4500. California contest against nator: : & at the opening of the July term cf —Deposits $30,000,000. Consignee Licensed Dealer. | a ' | FPoroski turned back to help him, | dit was expended by me. My part Johnson, Republican, of oy 8 r ; = court. : | Multin six weeks ago obtained a!|to one or two others. The sister,| put he sank ie of is iy eed ; = By the Associated Press. ! . , 7 e Mrs Marv Derbes 78 vears old of | . ‘ : i tl tr saction was mere! one of J Pp MORGAN OFFERS LONDON and that total contributions } ae The Judge notified counsel for both NEW YORK, May 25.—“The sev- permit to do busin€ss as a _ algemread weenie oa port r S, rk B me ‘th oa, Firemen dragged the pond for two | in the transaction: was erely ots been $62,185. | 3 sides to file briefs on the demurrer oa wee |dealer in alcoholic liquors for gon-| a See ee et ¥ {hours in vain. The water is about | accommodation. Walter W. Vick, t ex: oi , , borne re dages SS Pee . . ? . estifying to ; » sented by the defense vastendey | PAN. has been closed for a period of |ters at his Goodfellow “avenue flat.) St. Louis. | g3 —_———_-_ -_-— — where the money went and the Gov. Edwards, denied that any Mq- & 7 3 morning and was argued all day. The, three weeks pending investigation of ' This permit did not authorize him to! permer is a poet the ys geval ‘PARK BAND CONCERTS T0 START Pp b. ‘i . e sa dalla Son ohne le Letter From Colby to President Says|uor interests were eign, 6 ae ee ¥ ) demurrer is based on the contention! its books, according to advices re- | *®eP whisky anywhere else, and it Sity, ag ce 2 ees . Bigg tg | Toe ee . Building Is Too Small for Resi- |the Governor's campaign. one . * that the petitions were not properly siete by Far East banking interests | required him to report all sales. | and vats Pade 6 me Ta ) ~~ * SUNDAY IN FOREST PARK. the sense that I received any of it dence and Offices. - @ |clared Edwards’ campaign was not E ' within the meaning of the law and | pore today. | ee eke yh to- | the press . ero + gg = | for my own use or for expenditure} By the Asgociated Press. “wet” one in any sénse. ¢ ; 4 hat aft taining the per-| mer of Kansas Cily, Mo. cule , PAG , . 7 : “ a that theft of them is not punishable. | The institution, rated as one of the | day — feok . 100 gr ate ee eo y | Mrs Sissamiage brother, Charles | Pregram to Continue to Aug. 27,/ by me for Lowden. : WASHINGTON, May 25.—Presi- Expenditures in behalf of semnins | 4 In applying for the continuance |, in J ‘ith we ee: ee rg De Re ne ee a ee ase | and Will Cost $12,988 for Sea- | «ow rs ad dent Wilson today transmitted to/Owen have been $10,410, J. W. Bel- “a a hs |largest in Japan, with reported dc-/ fron, a bonded warehouse and that! Chenot, 76, of Chicago, will not} , ’ | When I stated last night that I. ae % » |will 1 ylaved, as follows: Forest ,, -aceivi > Ly : . 3 Ss = # $£State’s star witness, Julius Caesar, | He dhe Ammociated Press. ca menor’ 0 sroang ened “ Y a PP asses ee : ine gn | ve bape gt gey h aitivl ann 4 +1. lBen- | ye receiving the money. | Ca not | not want a residence to stand un- Executive Session Heh. =) . . % Jackson, who directed the theft. of | - de eee |from Louisville to St. Louis. Because | OS. Eee ype ye te oan EE ject! ol ptahee Hk Mews ha yee a 7 air. | think at the time it was necessary tO|/occupied while there was such At an executive session during the | - = : | TOKIO, May 24.—Demoralization, of his breach of the regulation: in! had been ill a vear and a half. For)ton, Carondelet, O'Fallon ane air o into details : . —ss b se petitions and who accused Me- of the Japanese silk industry, in! selli AS : Cevernam y ths ik: st winter she wus | round Parks, 6 each, and the re-| 5 sn gree | Scarcity of housing tn London. luncheon recess, the committee or- ee a Culloch and Cameron of giving him | © . STR POS caee Poets, tts necharvap here | a eee aes Pas et 8 |5 at ° ine smaller parks | Money Went Out in State. | The President sent Congress a let-| dered the Senate Sergeant at Armaé : aoe w hich the institution was heavily in- agents Sav, thev decided to watch tne St. John a Hospital, but had been at | maining 29 in ot 1er sSnia € pe ~~ | : it f S Cc lb j h Over. 5, Me his orders. Mudge, it is promised, | Tals 2 ; a: PPE TS | ‘ari.us parts of the city | “T do not feel at liberty to give} ter from Secretary Colby saying tha’ | to serve formal subpoenas on certain } a terested, is given by the Tokio, parrel goods shipment. Agents yes-| home under thre care of two practi- jin vari-us parts of the city. ; ithe residence was desirable d co it ho h l | entleman: But . a er Bo eee’ statement Bf press as the cause of the suspension! tefday found that the shipment had! cal nurses for several months. She! The cost of this year’s 78 concerts | the name of the person for whom | © anges veareniie and con | witnesses who have failed to respond — ? ""Un." . a coos Sie which would dis-| C+ the Seventy-fourth Bank of Yoko-| eo 4 to bs at Bt cake and had had lived alone since the death of | will be $12,988, which is $431 more| cashed the check and who took it} venient, although not large enough to telegraphic summons to appear. T Well. h - & credit Jackson's testimony. Jackson. 7m Pee an ee ——— ee foes , _—. ae : py SB tae ps . six fewer concerts | out into the State. I shall try to get both for the Ambassador's residence |Chairman Kenyon reftised to make q e ; e may , : hama., whose affairs are now under heen trucked to St. Louis. "l hey net husband 1 i years ago. She tha n was paid for Six ewer ¢ Ti¢ I bows embassy office. ’ . » indly like Bill a says he does not know Mudge. i : . { " ‘ , a WwW; t ais an ave a. hr me last vear The increased Post is due to { his pe rm: 2s10n to give his name, but ’ pub ic the names. “| ; a Briefs to Be Filed investigation. 'traced one of the trucks to Mueller’s, built the uterman avenue Lome, a | ime year. ae , | ee , he able to d f PapsemeeNs Another Hoover manager besides + s still at war é. speed f Sobei Mogi, the bank's principal | store two-story brick, eight years ago. 'an advance in musicians’ pay equiva- | probably will not be able to do so for 7 ce 7 d — 10 d 3 There was a brief discussion as to pitts : 2 ’ si See" sl -, ag ae : - - concert several hours.” BILL FIXING GOVERNMEN) ucey was examéned by the commit. i nas. ndon "3 ff I loss of | * gr as Mrs Alexander's randfather. | lent to about $5 per neert. 7 : a? Mineiey Marvey of the de-| so noe”: Das suttered a loss eer wnen e Peenee weanenent) re . | ; * that ‘ark.| Fred Essen of Clayton, Republics He was Charles P. Hepburn of ‘ . ~ "7 , ) $10,000,000 through the 5 i " 4 ever [ Ss cus ary r . ‘ , ‘ 2 recites Mudge's prospective testimo-/|sale of the steamship John J. Mc-| proprietor of. the store said he/ferred to Mrs. Alexander and live ‘excessive prices. The complaints 4 ois A, a ak . ep wae 951 francs (normally $190) on small} ¢, appear for W. G. McAdoo, Demo. — ; _ fy as follows: Cullough were dismissed today bys bought the goods from Multin. at her neon ie —s sm ra lasserted that the companies had yh . ntrancrpoabmagion noe peng cars has doomed automobiles as 1UX-| erat of New York, was the first ay aad short time prior tol ge ian of | These two cases against Multin/ Person who had tived at her hom: ili ‘ dollars by hoarding | G@iM4t¥Y e*pense: aaa ; "}vuries, in the opinion of owners of! ~ i> ee Federal Judge Hand, on motion of | ‘ , ai. 4 2 ep PY |made millions of dollars by araing | ow ) | Witness at the afternoon session, : | une 15, 1918, I met Julius ©. Jack- Attorney Genaral -almer ‘were “nolle prossed in Judge | Since her husband's death. She wa | and regulating the price mer i ' machines in this city. | Baruch told the committee ; - gon t Ps wee : ote K ‘'s Cc Oct. 31. 1919 subject to a nervous trouble whic ed | ,No Statement From Moore. Efforts are being made to induce! 4 a n in the City of St. Louls. Wuring The indictment against Morse| Krueger's Court Oct. 31. 1919. te te tres Dag seg Be ar ncijoee . bree oa ) ‘knew absolutely nothing about ; _ the course of the conversation he d th t} vessel. which sub- | Joseph Dickmann, Assistant Cir- '&¢® BCE BOSS Ww 7a" LAT as WHO WON 0, 7 e. DIES. Robert E. Moore. member of the i¢ne Se nate to change the bill in this Adoo’s campaign or its expenses. % : * cpeargec nat the vessel, — : t along with. Since I left the house “4 | Ci ty Committee from the Sixteenth ] but there is little hope of _ Stated*in substance: “I have neen en- tly was torpedoed and sunk in| CUlt Attorney, said that H. A. Lue- | ‘ particular, bu er S P Story of $5,000,000 Fand. 7 % “gaged in special work for the United se. gen gga é > ‘king of the teaming company, had) have always taken Sunday dinner | ‘Ward and delegate from the Twelfth | i success. | Barveh w ked about his 5 Railwa Co f ~ itd , ie S er Ares Wen Bole thronge @ oe aseheten to him, after having re- |with her and frequently visited her. The Rev. James M. Hanley Succumbs | Congressiorial District, to whom Em- -——- | one mes Chairs 7 "Wee - The aks oO. “ss ae a Oo age concern to the Government of Tunis covered his property and manifested | You see, I grew to like her very to Pneumonia at Akron. merson said the Lowden committee teoe wets “ ese x rar sgh 4 Dest we et d ee tape eae rend ee een Derma OC a reluctance to prosecute Multin. In| ™uch. By the Aseociated Press had given $2500, could not be perenne mppdion Beng ——* aati th Reda shee Pre Paty r pd like a 2 esa panan He ng rene addition some out-of-town witnesses | Forecast Fight Over Bequest. AKRON, O., May 25.—The Rev.| reached for a statement this ee CHANGE E IN TEMPERATURE. “That's not #0.”" Baruch said tT ¢ . &. ALC vin i oav - ‘ F i ap a P hel ine ie ve been trying 7° get a raisre im chaser. With Morse were indicted | Dickmann said the Circuit Attor- houseman and did everything I was | His service in France, where he | E a Nlorse of Excelsior Springs, | 2 a . or Tl a m — ' Readin from news S weave, Dut so far thoy have not come! Capt. W: 8. Mitchell of London, the/ : nhty a ‘clos sey as Ww ained for him the! Republican boss in the Third Dis-| %* ™: ran he. a . papers, Chatre | : across. I fee] lik h ‘orks ney s office felt that it would be dif- | probably as close to her as anyone.| Was W ounded, gaine« VO] , |; a. m™m a8 @ ‘i man Kenvon put into the record age — : 24 1 a a aa an nee Btensoehtip Co. and the! ‘ficult to prosecute successfully in| “She had St. Louis property worth | Distinguished Service Cross. He was) trict, who, Emmerson sald, received Highest yesterday, 76 “at 4p. m; | sertions that Baruch, Henry Mo ; i #4 hours out of the day he ought tc/ 7 G_ McCollough company. Be ay F aes f 25,06 75,000 she tol | the fighting in the Champagne,’ the rest of $38.703 expended in Mis-| lowest, 66 at 11:30 p. m. od ‘eee ‘ get good money for it. I-have taken either case, hence entered a nollie | from $25,000 to $75,000 and she told | in —S sethnes inal Miia | Eo pete tag ye hed for ai _thau, Ambassador- Designate to Mex- — - 7 Ac I was to share in it, but that the | Chateau Thierry, St. Mihiel and the, sourl, could no S Teaeaee sur —. Cc oe F , uestion pros in each. pme | : ) mca cA ‘ico, Charles R. Crane, Minister to s a Sn Bruce apatiat pre ha SUGAR UP ONE CENT A POUND On April 5 last Multin was ar-/family was split into factions and! Argonne. Weakened lungs from gas statement. ) — OfGcial fore-| mine and others had started and 2 Be “ ie nk si a mak : + ian ‘rested at Fourteenth street and | She warned me there would be aj attacks, physicians said, militated The Emmerson testimony was al- OME CAMPAIGNERS! cast for St. Louis. ‘financed a McAdoo organ ' ; xg pig al a re it’ HE: 'Franklin avenue in company’ with | fight over my bequest. |'against recovery. He was 33 years; most the only topic of conversation LET THEIR MONEY| and vicinity: ‘with $6,000,000 for campaign f 4 eas an , P - > 29 , , * a er wstslien will testify, it is|American Refining Co. Advances Frank Faintick, Harry Greenberg [ did not seek to get any of her | old. | ohaiaes eye wage Fact tengo fo a trod ah sr! ‘Our calliug you here & & ms ae , - . O° 1 | f 23 McCoy. w , , rroperty. My family is not devoid | jeetinae night ané ay, folio : . . | omorrow : not: : ‘ _ Stated, that “Thereupon Jackson was — bn Hiro aor yt ree Se ae eee of ite world’s goods, but if there is GERMANS WILL 69 T0 THE SPA | Hoatios 3h late cchinee os he See much change in| zave a - ase eae - asked why he didn’t take it up with| By the Associated Pres. ‘which attempted to hold up and rob | 2nything coming to me I want it and | | Dispatch yesterday. While In every; sScenporacare, oe = Place of Residence, __ “the general manager, Mr. McCul-| NEW YORK May 25.—Th | 4, ers’ N I will fight to get it.” | me other national campaign for many at ouver's oe | c ; , |the Drovers’ National Bank at the/* wit em so ee Participate in Confer- Missouri—-Fair, Senator Reed asked as to H Igch, or somebody eine. and Jackson | american Sugar Réfining Co. today catinndt Mincuheha Meat Gt. } a | aR A anit ts 7 | Invitation to Participa I ivears there have been reports of Mis | Teplied: advanced the price of sugar 1 cent) ee ee ee age an per x ee via on es ence Accepted. ‘large sums of money received by Re- tonight, tomor-/| residence. Lucey refused to cof fanc , ». | siste ‘lt the ctio ‘ er Y “ow ow , lggest 2h ame have never seen or talked with ‘ he third ad- |” gases Givack regen; eee ot en ny | By the Associated Press ' publican leaders in Missouri, this is snsteh partly with the Senator's s ion to 22% cents, making the t if son for He She th ht 2 . a , ifor a son for Hermer. She oug i . 4 cee ' cloudy. probably Hoover's real residence was Lo “McCulloch, but I know it would be vance of its kind within a week. \it would be just for Hermer to share BERLIN, May 25-—-The German '|the first time names of recipients ad median wet t ; dust the same. He would stall about $10,000 ALIMONY FOR SOLDIER ‘in the estate. but ‘her brether said | Government has notified the British have been given officially by cam-'| pic mae = SB 5, prsaeeprs § ut he was not positive a off and do nothing. ini, sccm ramen . . P its acceptance of, paign managers or treasurers. . ” at nd put me f UJ S AGENTS TRAILING POTATOES , : ihe considered Hermer a stranger charge at Berlin of P le |? Peeen Goldstein and iM west portion; | “IT want to know something have betn studying about the way | Ur Ur Divorce Granted Kaw Indian From | and did not think a stranger sHould|the Entente’s invitation to particl-| Morse, Essen, Goldstein and Moore A ” Se Ed T have been treated, and hav made Osage Wife. | get any of the property pate at the conference in Spa. lare considered influential! Republic. ney change ; or ogee sae aa , . be tale —— RS . | ean € rse e vv I must get more > the Associated Press. . ‘ ae = ‘ an politicians, Moree with the or- | mn temperature. | pu ' , P my mind that 4 24 Caes Reported Being Shunted | By the Associat eee . | Chenot said he could not discuss ‘ : pone cents Maiin eink ter a 1 a Chairman Kenyon ruled the q eponey some way out of these peo- Around in Chicago Yards. PAWHUSKA, Ok., May 25.—W. D.| the estate until the will is probated, | Eagle Perched on Fence Captured. | ganization Repu sec inte inois ps 4 ple. They don't seem to appreciate Fitzlin, a member of the Kaw In-| which will probably be done today. Scott FE. Long, a tractor sales- | State, Essen in St. Louls ¢ ounty. and | tonight and to- | *" Otser. : ai ae f: Anything you do for them. i have By ne CAO, May 25. —~-Three squacs dian tribe, was granted alimony of | Funeral services for Mrs. Alexan- iman, was demonstrating a tractor , Goldstein and Moore —_ St. Louis. morrow: not | — oh owas sg you all the Hit upon a plan by which I expect to/ . 1... -oral agents have been ordered | $10,000 and a divorce from his wife. der were held at Our Lady of ‘near Belleville yesterday, when he Identified With Schmoll. | much change tn | oo ut 's ye Nog al ‘Make them come across. I can get . aay °4 carloads of potatoes re-| Ruth Conn Fitzlin of the Osage tribe, | Lourdes Catholic Church yesterday. |saw an eagle perched on the fence. | Essen was sufficiently influential | temperature. eee a ted ‘ ey ‘Possession of the referendum petl- ented Sunday as having been| by Judge Preston Shinn of the} About 30 persons attended. She was|Long crept up and grabbed it by/to bring about his selection as one | Stage of the aero we = and have arranged to do so.|"° nd one of the railroad | Washington-Osage district today. [buried in a concrete grave over her|the legs and neck and held it. It of the delegates from the Tenth Con- river at 7 a. m., ore Seve Oe ee The Pevad not know anything about centages from five to 17 days Fitzlin, a veteran of the world war, | husband's body in the Chenot lot at|has been turned over to George |gressional District, and Goldstein | 26.6 feet. a fali| OP ogte sides about that, cine iteant any attempt to unload them.| was disabled while overseas. 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