St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 16, 1920

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a ee Ee, re ce The CITY CIRCULATION of the et } Post-Dispatch is GREATER than : + that of ANY OTHER St. Louis | * Newspaper by approximately si - ; T 0 TON Courete : ‘ae t 100% Sunday 50% Dail aememnantl ‘| Ak ; | ! The Only Evening P aper in St. Louis W ith the Associated Press News Service (Complete Market Reports.) Sa FS PO oti Mees fede. a ee pilleltte 0 dee eee é " te ee 2 ee ee ST ee a _— _ _ EL A EE mI ee _ —_ - —— - - - ~ — ———— — eee ht - ee ee ae ST. LOUIS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 16, 1920—36 PAGES. | Bart: THREE CENTS. —_ = om ae AL — ee one _ ee ite sie Joncas tcrromm 1$1161FOUNDAFTER “excessevecer or ONLY $37,000 OF CITY BOARD TO | FY TRORDERTOEND |e =| EN ADMIT PART we 28 °°". SYMPHONY FUND. ASK FOR REPEA be PASSES WR PRIMARY INQURY |=") ou oow HDUP..”" ==" yaspeeNpLeoeeD orcowTeAcTIAW AMERICAN QUESTIONS: to the Southern Pacific Railroad LONDON, Nov. 16.—To combat | directing that rates in its dining excessive use of intoxicating liquor | ‘ : Patty cars be reduced immediatély. in England, a campaign will be in- | ; 3 } _. Hartmann to Decide at 2 P. The commission cited, as oth- ||OQne of Trio Leads East St. augurated shorty vy the. “Peleg: Campaign Begun Oct. 11, to| Contractors Object to Pro- ) | o>» | er instances of excessi@e prices : ship of Freedom and Reform” w Ose | : : ee M. Tomorrow Whether He charged, 20 cents for a glas of: Louis Police to Let Where’! chief planks in their platform will | Obtain $375,000 as Three- visions of Ordinance Reg- : ‘ Will Withdraw. Order for || "* °° * ine Bi ve pando " He Dropped Cap Holding ance, reform of the public house and Year Guarantee | for So- ulating Letting of Improve- | Opening Ballots. NO MONEY TO BE USED| Dice Players’ Money. ee re en te or anaans Be erradte.- lees | e Dean of Exeter, Sir Alfred Fripp, ; | : eer Or BALLOT” BUSINESS CONCERN DRIVER OF ROBBERS’ |2Syyshwsiiir frig MONEY TIGHTNESS NO BIDS RECEIVED | augue Consideration f |,” Whee Requat for Be SAECO BALLOT eva iafeeaeon| -AUTO CQNFESSES|S" ns titvigim GIVEN AS REASON, ON AVING JOB|| Sau Amen nu [ihn Reta ‘vent , One Idea Is to St _ : fere with W. E. (‘‘Pussyfoot’y : s : . By the Associated Press. 7 Zs esl He Tells of Taking Six Men) J2s0n in the way of breaking up! Organization Will Face Re-|President-of Board of Public: ONSIDERATION of the |; Involving Disputes With Payroll Robberies. his meegings when he comes from . | | § Taena-Arica dispute be- || : 4 ists ie : B| Py the Asséciate\ Press. From St. Louis for Holdup | Scotland," but to educate the public! ceivership Unless. Contri- Service Informs Aldermen} tween Chile, Peru and Bo- || Chile. : | Involved in Chargés ROCHESTER, N. Y., Nov. 16.— : so that it will be unnecessary for | ‘| livia by the League of Nations ~s TAILOR. ? a A large business house having, head in Which Detective Was him to return to England. | butigns Are Forthcoming of Difficulty in Gettin ‘| would not be regarded by the || ’ : , .§ é § f e - ; g ) | . SOUTH AMERICANS TO 5s, sth — es Po, lk eatin: Peale Aa cil ee, eM ies aoe htticlinren.+- Aiidlllgsine an ns dite dppb A apce cad stomathy, gett AO cae cera Re + mm alle eee rs ee pisos > TF ee ee ee ee ca a ee a eee ot a ee American Government as an en- Judge Grimm. ters in this city. hs dertak 2 / 7 ‘ts. : pi pchsaeaies tlevadtelite ceahiety Favitts Killed. ' ITALIANS TOLD NOT T0 ‘Official Says. Work Done. creachment of the league on the URGE U. S.A S. (WO THS , 7 = out the use of mcney. Instead of ITALY Monroe Doctrine, according to In an attempt to stop the grand) currency, it intends-to use checks, Pollowt ee SS EE GOO ete SEND MONEY T0 State Department officials. | _ jury's investiggtion into frauds com-| trade acceptances and traved checks Ss welinaes Pasupsed pepnsyee Ss , The campaign of the St. Louis} The Board of Public Service today|}| When the announcement was . mitted in the primary election of|to make payments of every kind, in- by three men under arrest, East St. | Ww idespread Propaganda Sent Out ‘Symphony Society, begun Oct. 11, to| unanimously voted to ask the Board made that the question had been Argentina Seas Condilihs :: 3, Attorney Patrick H. Cullen! cluding its payroll As the concern| Louis policemen today found on a Deprecating Method of Filling |] referred to the league satisfac- | : obtain pledges by general subscrip-|of Aldermen to repeal Ordinance | deals with more than ‘800,000 in-| vacant lot $1161.50, said to be all of Depleted Treasury. ' h FPO Ty , tlon was expressed by adminis- for Council—Small Nations mann, a petition that Judge Hart | dividv.@ customers the result, of the | tne money stolen in a robbery of| *Pecig! Correspondence of the Post- | tion for three years for a total] sum | 30720 which regulates the letting of |] tration officers. A settlement of ‘mann’s order for the opening of th | experiment will oe watched With in-| Dispatch. oi $375,000 to indemnify the society | contracts for public work, the work- this . long-standing . controversy Show t First = primary ballot box in the Twenty-| terest. dice game players. early Sugday ROME, Nov. 16.-—Italian anarch-/| against deficits in that period, has|men to be employed thereon and has been earnestly desired by the " ' ing at Baw n |; + Sy | ; United States P * sftth Ward, Sixteenth Precinct, be; The companys reason for adopt.) VOTning at mio aie Kearns ee ists who would undermine the Gov: | resulted to date in the subscription | conditions under which the per- ot has Fase ointed out at the . sion. : withdrawn. ing this method is given as an eff ort! in East St. Louis, where Perry Frost, | ernment. having vainly tried to throw | b formance of such work shall b r ves P i : : th ton inte shete noe’ howe | of about $37,000, which is far below . . 8 e per- State Department that settle- After hearing the petition argued;to demonstrate a’ means of ending|a detective, was shof@and killed when e country Oo mitted by Cullen and by Assistant Circuit| the epidemic of payroll! robberies 1n4 | pe surprised the~robbers in the sa- turned their attention to Italian emi- ithe amount those in charge of the ats ment by sucha means would not By the Associated Presa. Attorney Feehan,; who opposed it.| “to show that modern business may | jgon. grants, especially those earning large | campaign had calculated on at'this| This action followed the persistent}{| be without precedent, as_ the GENEVA, Nov. 16.—All danger | Judge Hartmann. said he would ren-jbe conducted most efficiently with- The policemen were escorted +o| Wases in America, who send their | time. refusa] of contractors to bid cn pub- ae = Senge pp the Rect that the a eee of the ee der & decision at. 2 p. m. tomorrow.| out the use of ‘small change,’ thus} the lot, at Ninth and Walnut streets, | Savings home. Se ee eee ee eee ’ * > ’ ae eee a . ee eee NR Se I en att cette ANE ne argued, before Judge Hart | _.: 2 = tts a ae we eer nemrce COnmeeee > Bre oe Money thus coming |, : ; ‘th , > where He Nt : h ountry ans a very real | . erican boundary Cullen then asked that the grand) leaving the nation’s money where it| near the saloon, by Norman Taylor| into the country me | several reasons, chief among - ane ment before the board today by|] questions in the past. Monroe Doctrine by considering ; its - § i} asl | Mnnev ‘ And welcome asset: to the. Italian jury be directed to hold up its in-| belongs, in the banks, to serve as| of 3661 Finney avenue, who said he abe sek tei ceeding +40 eases Gottlieb Eyerman, a contractor, that The administration's attitude American questions in. the absenge vestigation, pending the decision.| the basis of credit.” dropped the. money there when es-| budget and was such an important ) b | Judge Hartmann declined to make/}*" The announc@ment says even car-!|caping after the shooting of the d®-| factor in it before the war that the | the officials, the ‘general tighten-/an attorney: had advised that the oh es Fens Gees xf “spe “ ter ame nabeun aa me any.order affecting the investigation) fares, hotel bills and railroad fares} ‘ective. The loot, $1015.50 in bills} Government has taken steps to en- | ing up of mohey, and next, the aver- | ordinance in its present form {s i- lit ee z a ty. Ase ‘aoe: i Dive | bile, knowing that they: intended to Gees Raonrit ts a Orr thet eens | that. the people do not want the | construction work. c otha ra om night, Despite Police fforts | meeting beliig rep 8 ; ove . ,overnmen ey sent : J 1 no er e ah hag a thmifre clan, oe. .| hold up the saloon. Taylor and Gay . ; Orchestra or that. the to: to Dissuade Them It is reported that South ie one of eight into which the} popular with.the thrifty class of e.iv {Saye Malatesta’s followers in America | 5¥mphony for this was said to be that the tax ' agreed 5: ; Gay. Bartholo- y ates ha a: Srand jury began an inquiry yester-| ployes and to increase the volume ses Lard 8 ibe eine aj have orders to prevent as much city does not need it. and I am/pins bear only 6 per cent interest elkwes oF Nations shoe ae i ee afternoon, It is one of the pre-| of “batik deposits, Executive em-| j,int confession.that they took part|™oney as possible from leaving | *Ure there are enough public-spirited| The determination to ask repeal | By the Associated Press, vias kal: ek alee United Bates, do all sae cts named in Judge Hugo Grimm's | dloyes who have no banking account +s i eetihney , America for Italy. sagen 2 here 7 pee the ea as of of the ordinance was precipitated TOKIO, Nov. 16.—The students’ eniné = aie’ dation. ’ : the movement. any rate, we ; ¢ that ballots were falsified in|thave been advised to start one at Warrants ‘were issued today : | ~ today when the board was prepared | societies of three of Tokio’s private Argentina. is regarded as @ strong he primary to. cut down his vote and Tere. : charging Pohlman, Taylor and Bare LIQUOR. PERMITS ISSUED PRIOR have ‘not lost hope, but are merely | to open bids for brick paving-of Nat- | universities have organized a meet-} candidate for representation = . a increase the vote of the ‘‘Courthouse ahs holding the campaign, as first pro-/| ural Bridge avenue, between Union SUCML ce, Lily Uae telculbanty enter: T0 JAN, 17 T0 EXPIRE DEC. 3l posed, in abeyance until we can/and Clara avenues. It was found ing to be held tonight to discuss the | council of the league, the four tive. members of which will Ring”’ didat Judge Karl Kim- pore Killoren and E. G. Os. JAPANESE POPULATION OF ass (have a number of large individual} that no bids had been received. question, “Shall Japan fight Amer- chosen hy the assembly aft ely ag ing the saloon with deadly weapons. nore , : es . CALIFORNIA iS 70,196 Bond Fixed at $50,000. Application for Re@mewal Must Be | voianeeeninines cure: Sie peeble 8: Contractors similarly have failed|ica?” The police have twice sum-|4,¢ the report of the Committes’ on P Return of Vote in Precinct. Pohiman was arraigned before Filed by Dec. 1—Permits to f on several occasions to submit bids|moned committeemen from the stu- | General Coen: q | liev , rf ion.’ + ‘The showing of votes cast in the Justice Kane and bond was fixed at Be for Year Only. wean rm 95406 Siavecription. °™ (for this class of city work on the | gents and tried unsuccessfully to per- ‘ precinct tor the Republican candi- Census Burean Announces the In- : BS lta | " dates for Circuit Jutee’ was: * crease as 28.840, or 69.7 Per $30,000 on the murder charge — B oS Aion Ne take | Sextet tia. conanitiiden’ ae man round that the ordinance was in-| .yade them to thange the subject. LEAGUE ASSEMBLY | Alien 2, Grimm 3, Killoren 102, Ry . charges. His -preliminary esietnds standing Gov ernment liquor permits 5 rile B Since last March contractors have ‘ ¢ | : é , ¢ SEP avs wt ats oP Metal $1000. each. - For a time it appeared the meeting will be held, with many GETS TO WORK - | ny ph Landauer 2, \ —"F aS - WASHINGTON. Nov. .16.—The was set for next Tuesday at 9 a. m.| issued prior to Jan. 17 will expire au- Sadi -elien caiaeaiin cobalt deboasit refused to bid on 20 street contracts] sugent orators participating. Ap- ag Bb zachritz 1. 208, Pearcy’, seg Japanese population of California | He was then taken to the City Court, tomatically on Dec, 31, and appilca- withaet suridan reatetandée. ant it and. 20 alley contracts, planned tO/ plications to speak have been re- a WITH ENERGY jor | WaS announced today by the Census where an application for a habeas tions, for renewal must be filed by hecame apparent’ that something cost about $500,000. ceived from labor and Socialist rep- Cullen, in arguing in support éo Bureau as 70,196, an increase of|corpus writ had been applied for in| Dec. 1 under regulations issued today ma ian ieee: tele jail President Kinsey of the Board of| resentatives and members of patri- BO Bag cer gaid that the secrecy | >8.840, or 69.7 per cent compared|his behalf. Judge Cook dismissed|by Commissioner of Internal Reve- wor Neg ee bas ecedasaiaiitis of | Public Service wrote a letter to the| otic societies. 4 Tribute iy oe to Wilson in Ad- ¢ ballot was guaranteed by th. with 1910. this application and remanded him|nue Williams. . sag lth ay coples had haf a | b0ard of Aldermen Nov. 1, setting] ‘The striking character of the sub- 3 ‘State constitution; and that the Stat to jail when he was informed that Officials of the revenue’ bureau | mao yo . pe cae + were | forth the difficulty, of having con-| ject announced for discussion and 3 ‘Supreme Court had held repeatedly warrants had been issued. He grant-|explained the effect wf the regula- | pe sar ames ta me ap- tract work done undér the existing/the news of the unsuccessful police oo, that the courts had no power to oper ed habeas corpus wfits for two menjtions would make the life of the per-|" ee ne holidays and general | 'dinance. His letter was referred t9/ interference appear to have insured (Copvripht, 1920) | Lamang a? Tae, cane 4 who were arrested us suspects ‘at| mits one year instead of indefinite, as | “ myvone n of money ’ ees a committee. a large audience at the meeting, and onwriaht, ~ 4 , : é . . , | tig ‘ ; | > was senaeer ne Ssaeeile Cour vas given as 4022, an increase of 604,| Pohlman’s home and against whom|heretofore. Permits covered by the | yo worheit taberted having on After today’s meeting of the board | forecasts of the probable character Kinsey wrote another letter to the| of the utterances indicate that the the police said they had no. eyi-|regulations include those for the) case is vr 17.7 per cent. The bureau's? np . .. | countered the union labor snag in + hogy yeng Emil von Stade, in thi ‘tatement ghowed that the Japanese dence. manufacture, sale, barter, transpor- some quarters, and an investigation Aldermen in which*he said that the | majority of the orators are expected Copyright. vee” ne ’ ‘ ¢ — ~ , : , ’ a ‘Feehan, fn opposing the petition opulation of California constituted Later Bartholomew and Taylor tation, importation, exportation, de disclosed that these reports were board had exhausted every means of to take a bellicose view. The anti- GENEVA, Nov. 16.—The first . nee tory was proceedin per cent of the total population of also were arraigned before Justice] livery, furnishing, possession and use pi martes . well founded, some men, who were | ktting improvement contracts and | Ministerial press today prints at- world parliament in h Weber & atttute which provided ‘tha he State in 1920 as compared with Kane and ordered held under bonds| of liquor. Permits for the purchase listed for large contributions, having | that {t appeared clear that ordinance | tacks gh Premier Hara’s recent nines in thie, wo 5 courts. might examine Satan home 7 per cent in 1910 and seven-tenths ng in city of the same amount as in Pohlman’s/of liquor will continue to run 30 expressed themselves as’ positively | 30720 should be repealed. Other- speech on the international situa- to obtain evidence of fraud, an | *,) Per cent in 1900. case. days. | a tion. | And when the ina 1 mited ; vey ' : .| averse to the movement on this ac- | wise, he said, all public ntract ugura ng of B. which ated provided that it The Japanese populatién of Ha- PohIman’s Statement. Officials explained that should any count. work would be at a standstif The Yomiuri Shimbun declares the! the assembly of the League of Na- - @hould “not be disclosed how wali was announced by the Census But these objections have been Pohlman, in his statement, gave | permits, with the exception of those | yw | Prefipier's statement that the Amerti-/ tions had ended, not even the , the names of the six men who ac-|for purchase, expire before action | . cans never violated Japan's rights to; cynical scoffer would have gavel | ay es saa og =p roe Scasitution of°365.412 ie acdatoneieh companied him, including Bartholo- | had been taken on «the application sare 29m ipa rh emi be ras: SECTIONS OF BLEACHER SEATS Me be untrue, and express the view that. deny’ that this edifice of imteda- e case of Dan Morrissey Fourteenth and Pine st t they | .; ' r llitary : rice : re- , arge crowds, is scheduled a e , Some members of the Republican | 25 Motor Cars eee ae M&M | picked up two more sia Gadi | sade, 03,00 aaewn te ak te ny eee Dakota Inethutions. | field for Thanksgiving day, Nov. 2 WITH RISING siection ‘ef 8 ‘presiding ‘alter, “%, Committee: have been desirous — cr ag re 34 drove back to Seventh and Walnut | immediately applicable. It is to be- LEMMON, S. D., Nov. 16.-—The| An inspector of the Styne of ‘FAIR, i though they were, had a snap . of putting a stop to the primary r streets and picked up a sixth man. » effective after an indetermi- . | Public Safety reporte that guard | ‘wo to them that foreshadow ge ‘oon investigation, the develop | *v the Associated Press. j - Before starting, he said he was| Leas period, the length of which wil) ee ae eee” peter ogi nal rails on the bleachers are broken, | TEMPERATURE TOMORROW othr’ Hvely oratorival eattien : 3 in. which have not been to WICHITA FALLS, Tex., Nov. 16.— told that the men were to go to iepend upon the foreign situation _ ot dally The product is. some braces are rotten and the seat At the afternoon session eccursed Uking. Cullen. said, however. “wWenty-five motor cars loaded with | tearne’ saloon and hold itt up. They] nq the state of the national defense Sane saa » verre mA ae ignite, | boards are loose. The grandstand THE TEMPERATURES. the first skirmish on the @éba he -was not representing. any- men left this afternoon for Seymour | drove acres the Free Bridge. At the Andre Lefevre. the Minister of The pore laa mine » was pare! was found to be in satisfactory con- | 4) pv m7: 7't Bl the question of admitting — yp ogg Tex., where a motor car ited whose saloon five men got out of the car Var, indicated his desire to resign -hased last summer to insure Stats dition. teen ween » & p. states to the league. Lord R > other precincts, besides the B pear yesterday yy: Rn Feel and went in while he and the man] .njen the Cabinet opposed his view | institutions against coal shortages | Building Superinténdent Milligan | Cecil, representing South Afri¢a, of the Twenty-fifth Ward, en agep ied A sown wh Aes | sie rege oF a the a ees hat the 18 months’ term of servic: | mye} is furnished to the State Nor-| of the Board of Education said that | who has long advocated ch an inquiry was begun yes- igmsenger DOY, ‘ outside. oniman sa e near’) pnould not be considered now. He}, al School at Spearfish, the peniten-| the bleachers were rented by the In- | St. | membership to Germary and . | , are the Second Precinct of ing In the tim rhe . Y bloodhounds left by the ye quick. He said this man then sim to remain. and the resignation | gioyx Falls, the soldiers’ home at Hog) Department. He referred the inspec- | bes@hip from Austria, Albania aad Twelfth Ward, First Precinct | “* abandoned by its Griver a few) jumped out of the car and Pohi-| 4¢ the War Minister is not yet ef-| springs, and other State institutions, | tor’s report to the Park Department | a and tomorrow; | Bulgaria» = @f the Fifteenth Ward, Fifth and miles out of Wichita Falls. ‘No ae man, according to his account, then) sive. Individuals’ may purchase coal st’ with the expectation that the stands | » rising tempera- French . : Wal th precincts of thé-Seventeenth jFr word had been ee a eee Se Cecmene Re eweee aa the mine. The mine is at Haynes,| will be repaired, . ture tomorrow;| The Frefich delegates Imm ' z ~iman'’s whereabouts until this after-| in St; Louls and went home. He de- ar Lem-| ERE: DASE Tk! aT eh IPE , ea bh , | a eentp-auveath Week noon.’ He had been found. in thy {nied actual’ participation in the|PROHIBITION PARTY TO CONTINUE mgr. a peers wath sonndl “FARTHEST. WORTH” WHEAT lowest tem fora. gosetten te the rey hd th ” of th symour, ldup. --- en seven Ward,’ ego et, Meaney Soverm es eee eed Two Others Sign Statement. By the Aasociated Press grading for a spur railroad from) be about 28, Australian and CHICAGO, Nov. 16.—Notice that! the mine to Lemmon. The State of lissouri—Fair | Eventually former Premier RartholomewW made aie statement By the Associated Press. ‘ note Vivian! of France moved an " , the prohibition party will continuc | South Dakota is now building this : _ ian m | tonicht and to- BRITISH MINER IGNORES STRIKE gg ye Spee atenregeatr tt A ae gl in operation for the next two years | railroad, It is estimated that wheo oe wit ea ght Baga canaaie, rising | Ment empowering the assembly. urday afternoon Taylor visited him | %t least for the purpose of guaran- the line is finished the mine's. output 10," which has ‘been grown .with temperature to- | @PPpoint a commission, which wilt ‘CARD Wales, Oct, 29,—A mil- at.a newspaper branch office where | ‘¢e!ne a continuation of a bone-dry | can be tripled. omenate. at the sixty-sixth parallel— | morrow. and in| @miné every application for tion of the coal miners of Great Brit- he is employed at 724° High street | Comeress two years hence, is given hy of Cent. |*higher up” on the globe than any west portion to- | ership before submitting it for ain participated in the recent strike.| 4 tola hint four men would be | Virgil G. Hinshaw, chairman of the Suger: Drops Another. wheat ever before was raised—has night. | sideration to the amembly ‘ but there is at least one who did not) aown to see him about pulling off! Prohibition “Nationxl Dommittee | Rv the Associated Prose. -¢.4 new. been “discovered” by the Husband- Hiinols—Gen. | Whole. . ‘| obey the union call to quit work. something in East St. Louis. here at national headquarters. NEW YORK. | Nov. -¢ oe ge: ley Depaptment of: the Manitoba Ag- evatic tate bai # Sivts esa aaa ca that ‘He presented himself + iia sate Tater, he said, Pohiman and an- Raich Be mat ras nue relpighe ype ae satel today in the local refined ; ric ‘ultural College, it is announced night and to- re GE ng Asbasteale . ‘om! it to kill and feloniously enter- 7 w al . fey eee eee ’ . be ? . =. a Ste: ps: gt ¢ tie Yue ~ > ~ wt-* AP RN RII oe Seat ‘ — 2 pe eon — » a . “ . — ; i — ee ey - , 6 Pyne . neo Uinta sins Ans ii ee ee ee earth San a eae Fo ha el Ae . The Papanese population of Wash- neton was. annousced as 17,114, an nerease of 4185, or 32.4 per cent. ‘he Japanese population ef Oregon pe Sle tesa allie ile aaighaiitlie aie oa ME a ee » We Wales it where 20 men were’ shaw enid. “If any one of the maj ow, re- + |@ South a other man drove up tn @ machin? |;emnperance organizations wer to| sugar market, when the Federal Su- bee ee rer se Hi a wriched heavily upon an gar Refining Co. announced a fur- some 7 Blase all of witoee members to d | cross breed of Manitoba and Aus- \ tied tn extreme) ‘tralian wheats, and hardier than/ east portion; rising temperature te. [Orr lesser. Aegree mee other grades. merrow, pnplenee oi OA mg the colliery in or- and he joined them and they picked or his seven- stop now it would give a chance to coal, put in a tub Phy the pi mouth single Market streets and other ote | at oth- pass a beer and wine amendment to|in the price of granulated sugar. | _ Continued on Page 2, Column 8. the Voistead law.” The price now is 9% cents. 4 % ae ‘ Lb i Pe ag : : Z qe é . : bi . © - oe te 3 E ) y - —™ & a s is ” ee Set hc ae RAS inne eRe ab st —— ees r : ; ‘ fe