St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 17, 1921

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PAO sa ee eae ee i rc i i. de ame aan] 4 ‘If Music Be the Food of Love, C R Play On! ——-Shakespeare. ened | IN A\ IL, Is there any reason why you should not have MUSIC in your HOME? : r T I See First Want P T ant Page Today Onl Evenin P S i D { | 0 N he n y eni 2 aper in = Louis W ith the Associated Pres News Service (Complete Market Reperts.) : tin 97. _— ————— — ———————— : 7 . : is ee —— - -— osastiens are ee ; ~ : VOL. 72. NO. 197 ST, LOUIS _ THURS DAY EV ENING MARCH 17, 192140 PAGES, PRICE THREE CENTS en “ ms 7 ms - sgmaecnientitieeetieen — ca ee Te — _-— ----——.--- ---- — wee ae ee — — it --an—ieined NG APPROVES "a we HAMON DEFENSE WHOLESALE PRICES DOWN _X(F| AND BYRNES BAN ON TROOPS IN s:2""°F"22"" » BERING ARGUMENT °8-° SER CENT FROM PEAK’ jor cor ave a7 DISMISSES ' ; ~” BOSTON PARADE sssS>jx"=."= ATOOURTS ORDER °''S: ture. ae a “st May, — _ aig bags rage cellaneous commodities. including —s - 3 a | i igi | a 5 ENT ; Hlinois-—Gen. etin issued today by the Bureau of such articles as wrapping paper. mil] roceed When an, erally fair to.| “REE POINTS IN a eed 3 such articles as wrapping Paper. \il BYRNES ANSWERS PRESIDENT ASKS ” Sed ‘\ i or ane - Cc] a i mer eent for tha , ‘ , ee . . , HOUR S CONFERENCE LA $3 night ard to- COURT?’ S INSTRUCTIONS sam bag ye’ f. Pass bath ge meal and oil, lubricating oil, juté AS BUSINESS MAN Judge Denies Six Months morrow: mod- rubber, news print, soap, tobacco Sa | erat tem per- Nk HES vear ago, the bulletin said, building and wood pulp, about 5% per cent Delay Alleging Witnesses ) ature materials 7 per cent for the month. each for the month, and house fur Message From Head of Bos- = ‘tage of the Jury May 9 eae Verdict of or EF oer eT hucte Orncee Bk ee eines 2. er. cent during the Wants to Know What Private Have Been Corrupted. ‘iver ; ¢ a. m.. ago; irm products prices 5! per month. ton Organization Asked, et, a fall of Murder, of First or Second cent during the month, or 45 per Of the 327 commodities included Corporation Would, Do if ree | he bale . cent for the year; cloth and clothing in the comparison, 207 showed a de- } REVIEW DEBS PASE OTHER CHARGES ARE ‘Are These Men Satellites eet ecaneinnaalantnaiceeencenenedtnaery-eeepageensncecprtnaenanoneeoenemreome Degree Manslaughter — oe cs 4% tye ae for the bgp o> crease for the month and 33 showed Manager Ended Year With ‘ | a P and more than per cent for the an increase. In 87 cases no change | ' of Foreign Governments??} WIVES TRADED AT Fine of $1 Possible. vear. in chlarie kd seredaa, Of these e|: | STRICKEN OFF CALL a ; | Fuel and lighting prices dropped majority were in food and clothing - ae | COLONY FOUNDED } 4 per cent from wieeaernie prices,. groups. . nS | By the Assoctated Press. | Seneeeaegemesnete — eo) j be : ’ a ie tes + q , ee *: ‘ y r¢ Ree ee 2s ae) ar wey fea ee ~ a eee . pe ~~ ie “ « 2 7 ‘ “t o . as : oi = ~ . oe wel Re — a oo Nat es . - —- “ - - . Oearad “ e “ — a » - « —e ae ox~eP-aames o . —— magunaipe . we o ~~. anaes et « oa - . ~ oat i . ne ~ . We ™ ee ee Se Lew Cyaan Pre vee We ee ee ee “— a n * Kaas mre As ee ee) — - er a ee eee ba ” La wee « “ —— * eatin cae, OF a seadlien din dad, amanda ee ee ee — - wate : sins —" ics D> cobdemaidl . — . rr er ey “ PO RR INE Hie ONY EN Oe OE GEN IE Kon y wie Bey o we eee om 7 wy at . . ‘ a a A i : ‘ t J : . _ : ‘ - ‘ 7 ’ ' ate te mo meat es A TLL AL TE TTD ELT LN NOL LLL LL ALLE DALLES A NE CECE yA GE NRL AUS Sn 8 me Tn ee Oe cee Gee GRIM annem neon nie Oe — i . ee ee ees a ee ee * Be » ; | atin me £0 wsin PaSse. Mayor Kiel, reading from manu- gerying a 10-year s _. 'except Chick Gandil £0 caustic that he did not answer it | ‘ ; ~4 ae a ‘ ‘ ; ‘ > 7 , in person, but-directed his secretary | ished miles trom a railroad in East-| state and defense, it appeared that misconstruction his statement ee ‘ . : : 4 as ‘ " . \ » 6 3 ‘ tn ‘ lia. ) : . s) iis he pa i at a : " ; » tosign the reply. The message, ern —— County has been practicing the entire day might be taken up od of $106 000 Quota d Ci - O : said: rhe President is understood to, William ’E. Dever had refused to » So Many Cars. — which wag sent by John F. Harrigan,')* Umber of new doctrines, among! with arguments and the case actu- ’ ? ness an Ivic rganiza- “I appear before you today as the; have acted in, response to repeated grant a continuance of more than appeals for another study of the evi- | 60 days in the case. The State de- - a a Ot ‘sand ee cs. e — tg oe “> a= a A Apgar re. whmeny oa — » ame — AB awe ns hap A yee ae Se oe E>. ee ee if cop chased me a mile, 3 State president of the Massachusetts them ee called “the doctrine of ally be given to the jury late today. f St Lo : | ] di ° Di . Republican candidate for Mayor of quandary a; & Council of the American Association | Wife sacrifice,” under which it ts said The attorneys spoke. without a o ‘ wes, NCEUGING tions Discussed at Meeting , the City of St. Louis. Under the dence.on which Debs was convicted. | manded six months on the grounds now that make: is it at for the Recognition of the Irish Re- that in a Bumper of instances hus- | time limit. agreement to allow five East St Louis S ] ohietia laws of the State of Mis- A similar review was made several that it would take that length of time '?”’—Louisville Couriers me Public. read as follows: bands have taken the wives of other, nours for each side having been ab- Z “ at Statler. souri it is incumbent upon. the can-| Months ago at the direction of Pres= | to gather evidence which would give . “President Harding: Gen. Ruck- Members of the colony and vice; rogated. ————$._— x ' didates for office to meet on a des-| ident Wilson. Mr. Wilson decided | the prosecution a chance of convic- man and Admiral Dunn in press, Versa. | Champion said the case had been — a6 ots ar 3 ignated day and there adopt and) 48ainst clemency. tion. i : tatements today say that to permit The founder and leader of the col- Giiisie : “me een Riate oe vailininei ti niection LYUY,0UY St. Louis Fa¥ians to enlist the aid of all bus! publish a platf. xm of principles. Un- The question of a pardon to the Immediately after the action had (Copyright, 1821) ‘troops to march in partisan demon- OMY 18 Moses 8S. Gudmundson, violin- the niet ‘a C: “EL Rrewe ae he 200,000 fund which ness and civic organizations in a'til such time as that platform con- Socialist leader was agitated repeat- | been taken, Robert E. Crowe, State's —_ : stration, especially one unfriendly) !st and farmer professor of music at yrosecutor, as io! hat ing teeiahed me is propose t alse in this country movement for a davlight saving or- vention meets and adopts those prin- edly during the last campaign, Mr. | Attorney, announced that an attempt © another nation, would be a seri- ~ Po Seung. VRIverety, | a VI litioe H . vaterved ) the aar- before Sunday ign for the rele 1% nee i St. I ; oan _,' Ciples I shall not endeavor to give Harding receiving several requests would be made to gather new evi- ous breach of international amity. Mormon iNstitution, who began the tcl - whee: Gh a . se of 3 geal iffering 11 sais” Ska ae ee ee a ee you the exact platform upon which for general amnesty to political war dence and that new indictments Evacuation day, March 17, is a lecai establishment of the ee on te . ee Pata oh «Ste i | a aeeees San this today at a meeting at Hotel Statler,) } propose to make this campaign prisoners. To all of these he/re-': would be sought against the men. demonstration of loyalty and patri- the strength of “revelations” which ge aie ee ae ee eee “~ morning with the appearance n attended by representatives of busi-| other than that I shall use my best, Plied that he could not approve a The players whose cases were those | Seneral amnesty program, but would | dropped were those who had sur- , ficial “sent down here to prosecute , ; | etism that no devotee of toryism, no he has on a number of occasions 2 144. innocent country girl for T@Wntown Street corners and 1 ness concerns and civic organiza-|@ndeavors to bring about o0r inec co — 3 : : , : : things that I believe to be for the gladiy consider on its merits any irendered and given bail, namely, matter how exalted his position, can Claimed to have received. shooting a millionaire.” | public and office buildings of dozens tions It was proposed that the or- stop. Are these officials Americans ee | Clara Mamou's: yes filled with of girls and women sellire tags } 3 best interest of the City of St. Louis. specific case called to his attention Claude Williams, Joe Jackson, Oscar vit € i « ~ ; iie@ lt = ti ri@’ii i> ‘ line > , ; . - % ; . ' . . 7 . ; dinance provide for setting clocks and what I mean by the best inter | after inauguration. Feisch, Swede Risberg, Eddie Ci- ‘he St. Louis quota includes that a Se eee ee a i of ol i a r d “, 2 a. - ” “Gor? “ » a ee Ser ee Hea tre , en or satellites of foreign governments? | APPROPRIATION T0 COMPLETE : indi nl iain veterence . 1ded watieni™ +) | ' a | - 7 5 £ ae > ; Cc ° a I . - : if the American Association for is cn .. nae epee Sieg ht mo pea Pees Patrick Ss day. and green Was every- back again the last week in Septem- achie vements as a gurantee of fu- refused to commute the sentence of The cases of Gandil. Hal Chase, Recognition of the Irish Republic in- : ghee ap . gles there in evidence n the tags. col- ’ ture performances. Debs after Attorney-General Palmer Rachel Brown, Joseph J. Sullivan, M Carrying $300,000 for Mu-' w he | 1, coaxed, wooed and; Where in evidence——on the tags, Col- ber wmende: ) tend . * easure a 5 g . or u W hen ; iure?s - Cc axe . Ww ‘ { atTitc 7 ha ] recor TT eT) e t} - { . ss, ~— . ss " 8 to participate in the parade. ral Paintings Sent to Governor I ful | * lection boxes i the clotl g of I do not propose to promise the at nmende. that the sentence Abe Atteland Bil) Burns were strick- . s ’ =) s , — ra lla ‘ ~ . ‘ “ : . : : " rI*}, = When they were told ‘Yes’ they | b the tae . co 1e@ Was a power 7 awyer oO ne : . 4 7 tags a re ali The meeting was called by the people of the city of St. Louis the | ©*Pire red. 12. rhe President is en off the court ch!l by Judge Dever. : ' Sse. ‘ F "Ss, é naster 1d. e solicitors. ne tag? Te rnite, ~ - : :; ' : 20 | rg ak r retro warned against the parading with Specia! to th e oe Desat ~ wan A ma co mine Gi : ce ail ; td sia #3 \ pre . d | ( entra! ¢ ouncil of Municipal Ath- impossible. ] ao not propose to con- said to have taken the ground tha rhey were ¢ harged with being the - . . ; ° —_* se a i ers 0 oO > . a ‘ ae . Ati rc en r le »' . * . . . 0 re : Te) ’ . "ic So f Io . them of men in United States uni- JEFFERSON CITY, March 1:.— ‘He took : a th gp ntrv the words: “American Committee for letic Associations. which has in. vey to the minds of the citizens of release of the prisoner would set a) men who arranged the alleged con- . P . 4 — ns 7 . - .. ¢ T Cc Srit wen ’ > sb p > i) " y Tiit ite ‘ li L ae } aid i ; : . a aie — P - . ; form whether in service or reservists. | The Kinney bill to appropriate $300,-! oir] pe ra P 1 " ced Pegged’ de mer at: Ireland.” dorsed the daylight saving plan. 0.|St- Louis exceptional power in the |@@ngerous precedent event Of |spiracy. Taking the cases off the , : i i i bas : \4 ~he . , ; : , nes es t: - . = 3 wl : 3 revoke this decree. it is for Capitol, was passed by the Hous: the end she might yield.’’ the Starving Irish Children. the meeting and urged all the or- ™! gp to take up the fight of the $100, 000 JUDGMENT AGAINST Says Witnesses Were Corrupted, ashington to say whether they are) jast night after having previously T C “Mullen : ve rene ee ¢ lake 7 ive Dollars will Ke ep a Child a ganizations to support the plan, so peopie as a whole, I do not propose Crows, in: tie ceeteieel 4 5 r ae is * ; a eS “4 { til 7 “ —_ shin ut ‘ y ye ca , . ¥ o 4 y . ’ a Pl: inner Tontet duced it will not be defeated, -as it Public utilities, because, under the | ‘ ' ge ¢ : ;} the Governor. the speaking attorney, leaned over $25-a-Plate Dinner Tonight, ated,-as it). bg a : “was convinced that a crime had ns of our State, now, and the revo- When the bill first was called up) .n4 taok Champion's atten sind bites was last year. It was decided to, >tate lvw, that is under a_ State | Doctor's Wife Charged Alienation of been committed, but that corruption c ac Pa « > ‘ \ . ° 4 Laie, » . ' A r ms * * 1 0 phist ° at ] law le V\ illiams, the men Ww ho cori-+ Your telegram has been called to. being considered, the measure went . . . et with favor there vote as to whether they would sup- is in the hands of the Board of Ed- | er, was given in favor of Mrs. Irene fessed to the grand jury. have been the attenti . Sheriff Buck Garrett, sitting im-) ce ith Tavor there 4 ’ ucation which is elected by the peo- | : ; hak hie ntion of the President and he| back on the calendar. A. A. Speez | mediately behind Mullen, reached 4 notable feature of the campaign ; P°™' the movement. The Associated “ oo - 1 5 |M. Mohn in Superior Court here corrupted,” he declared , 7 . ‘ ’ | r | js i : ros ~ e * ca . . + + ro _ ; . Gireets me to say in reply that army|of Jefferson City, member of the) 0.0. and took him by t} Pier von | in. @t. “Louis will be a $25-a-plate| Retailers and the Forest Park Golf P' ~ c > at ‘ a4 iis 4 atl : : ‘ ‘ € . and navy commanders have author- | Capitol Decoration Commission, was ° ae I IE : 3 peng ae me , dinner at-the Hotel Jefferson tonight ‘Club already have pledged to sup- within my power, as I have done in Mrs. Mohn sued for $200,000. | would have a clean-cut case against : imo ; : ee Pare ‘-e, you must cu la ' ’ ath cenit: pains oa me h ast. to make this city ; atte : ity to direct the forces under their | in the chamber, however, and after " hart ar from which it is aioe to realize a) POTt sus h an ordinance, and it was —_e nig whadinc Bs, ike this city a better | .parging that the theosophist had these men, and be sure of obtaining commands. ‘T} lie: es BORE ’ +e out,’’ the Sheriff warned. ee a me Mee Eman fann ed he Ch: ; ‘ place in which fo live and a better, aft ) 1e Government raises! he had explained the bill to Lay his Sidth> -Scotl dt Wort Wort ¢, considerable s The actual cost announced the Chamber of Com- “Set allenated ie affections of he us- | convictions. Without their evidence . Y : WE deat ota eases surplus will go to the fund It is Commerce would meetxwithin the Refers to City Planning. jury was out a little more than four “This is not finished however 5 ai = | ‘ .| Mullen anc Nnampion., AUS 4h BO ' > at ‘ af thao 4 . 2 map Ds , ) . : oe art Of St. Patrick's day is fet) ae. oeek “Contains . 2 mages: | Champion called Attorney Math- @pen to the public, and dress is in- next week to consider the proposal. “I offer you the last few years of hours. Four days were devoted to and these men hav: not escaper throughout our country, but the na-| which the money appropriated can s be i the "e ' laid } mage, wr) formal! Nearly 100 reservations had} Richards said that last year the|/my activity along city planning as | arguments of attorneys, to which punishment We are going right \ > f " — * - ‘ a | ’ illite i. a ‘ ti} : . ‘ + e 1 4 ‘ , ° hipaa iat 2 ene SOMONE | eerernor. “Ji ‘ ot Jak Be : “ as ” Many persons have not waited in 32 cities, and that New York and hands.in the future. 1 offer vou! Mohn came here from Los Angeles | and we Know where to get it, ; . e . le ye avleé ts Tis ay VE -— 4% ‘ ; ; ten which may be construed as in- ee eee ee et te : .,| Chicago already had passed daylight the start that has beer ade in the about 15 years ago and went to the “No Mistakes Next Time.” fluenc ‘he said to Mathers. ‘You've been! for the collection to begin, but have sii ) © start that has been made in th ene vane | R re ot te T EP RTE TAKEN drunk all day.” forwarded their contributions al- saving ordinances for this year. He) widening of certain streets and the, Point Lom: homestead, headquar- When this evidence has been pro epublic.”’ ‘ GS). : ‘ Eas ak f : added that a vote taken among the stoffa that har :, : , healters of the Universal Brotherhood cured I shall personality go before p i strate ready. Some of these came from a. ~ Se NaT ae - f©' cutoffs that have been made in the} te™ . tf niversal srothe ood i Lah Pet baka kk rerore ves sent from the) FROM THE REVOLUTIONISTS BR ge Bag go pens es anginal persons living in adjac nt towns employes in 74 business concerns interest of facilitating traffic; in the |} and Theosophical Society, of which the grand jury and seek new indict- ws is idea 1e@ shooting, as gaine nN acent . mind , . (trys a : White House after Secretary Hughes. . “ rs Oo : I oe f ae 3 kin Bopectaulty ts being Riven chil- showed that 90 per cent of the em- legislation that 1as been passed Mme. Tingley has been the head for ments, and there will be no mistakes . . : » g I ° ° » ra’ 4 bhaks . iti = i ‘ : ‘? had been in conference with Mr. a ee Sees om wee SOs 1 __ ployes favored the plan. lookin to the future widening of! Many years. According to testimony text Ume, : i Mis Ri Asserts said, was impossible dren at the public schools to con- OORING £0 8h a enn ee | vo ? Harding for I " >| Russian Mission at ca shaw = . u. ae mPOss 5 ~ - - ; © -" an . —— eculls -onanpir: , 1a roan hour, During the c : k Last “If the grave could open up and | ‘tribute today, by permission of the the thoroughfares as an evidence of | given at the trial, Dr. and Mrs. Mohn I sear COnEDpIFACcy nas 3 ~ - a ¢ La LU ay, ; ¢ iiss 2 A - Se. a aid eee Sap, wee sorta "ao di ox the dead ae have Senta h of oiets Board of Education, and collections A DREW BONAR [ W RES| § what vou may expect in this partic- | became separated in February, 1918. stripped the State of its three chief Caled in : J : it. 4 ri ar ae CT a “ . le iy e — witnesses,” Mr. Crowe conth ‘ . a The re ports of the mili- By the Associated Press. science. he would tell you that he is in the parochial sechools will] be made uiar Vé of endeay or. eee , ei “ " : ; : ‘ ; | mc ad : th nN a officers in direct RIGA March 17 —The 2ussian! the one most to blame *s Champion ' tomorrow. FROM THE BRITISH CABINET “T hear much about makin Zz a ALLIES’ REPLY 10 AUSTRIA’ S Gon | now e os this ae e of the troops at Boston are, decade ie | 3 ' s api municipal free bridge an earner Ame about, bu cnow it existed un ar Saree eee - that the| Shouted to the jurors. Ball at Coliseum. antic pre? Ss ‘ 7s) ‘ Ty] *f é } rs) rleoti , —_ ’ BAN j [the revolutionists Wednesday night. | quitted; girls like this ever will be j}at the Coliseum, and preparations cre Hi: “iaee paar zomg Mid te hey aire eg 5 } erection France, Britain, Italy and Japan Says Defense Had Fuidence ON DRUGGISTS LIQUOR peclareeionsiameanen acquitted so lomg as the spirit of God | have been made for q large attend- — _— of wer. As Aerts and a eee = ap" ‘Agree to Grant Extension of bhad. oe eiriiitemin te dell W , Delegates to Sign Poland-Russia | jasts,” Champion said in closing, aft- ance. The price of admission will) By the Associated Press preset Pag leseraclederracigs urls. Time for Payments underhanded way obtained coptes of df ; : v ? * . ga y 2H truct 7, | ™ P » Le i] es ¢ } fn q . eins ‘ Z *4 : THDRAWALS T0 END APRIL | Treaty Tomorrow. (er having : -ked if “breathed there a | be $1 per person. The receipts will LONDON, March 17.—Andrew Bo- structed, new docks we Cat tee eee | the Aasociated Press the grand jury testimony and offered . ; " . . . "in ,y* ‘rg , 7 fris = a4 gm ay ‘3 ' | By the Asepoctated Press. man who would say this little girl | go to the fund, after deduction of nar Law, Lord of the Privy Seal, of Victor street, an industrial track . . | _ — pes LONDON, M ! it for sale, Thr : I Annou i Ww ARSAW March 17.- —~Polish. sh ld i i it] ] lif ** ex enses P . , , 4 onstructed along the entire River 4 a ). . s ar suntrv have een is “ : .* brat » e Hfted April 1 under | Sia anc this cx y, an unequal fight. pratec lis morning at St. Patrica: ~ RA aE NS ee RS é the cs hy . om 4} ° ” . my a on , + — . , y ne \Itnister Jie. ans } ” in ] ‘ ‘ir ; | - to A ustria Sin e Lie ary? List i ° in or- ’ I ant S, rut Mv“ ais prey alled upon by ano ! : a. W mere cme. cere 7 . td Church. Six ; le streets, and of Commons by Prime i|pally owned terminal railroad ex : C rder issued today by Prohibition | completed at BR te : They are wondering if the Hamon es ixth and Biddle sti Llovd George, who was so deeply tending all the way from Maplewoo4 der to avert starvation in that coun- Judge George F. Barrett, American in : , Snes Par , aftiecre ( ‘ y unis n the southwestern portion of the a. at: —ee ee - 7 Speaker: > - . ‘ , .% came of the order stopping 2a i ror,’ Mathers said. My good friend, . “ ny * gman ieee” > pene" his statement Lloyd George said ¢cjty, down the River des Peres valley The Financial Committee of the Cases against the men who had sur- Who) pre was not extended to RECESS APPOINTMENTS Brown’s 45-minute plea yesterday | “ed i on a ares setae ioe a he had received a letter from ‘and along the entire river front, ex-! League of Nations will meet within | fF ndered and given ball. f n ing Stine 5 ‘ ve ‘ est re v ¢ ls » ¢ “Ss, P ‘ | Lae us > , ; dL» P " : te . ‘ esale liquor dealers. was for a hung jury; they know — , a, Sn ee een Bonar Law this morning, stating he | tending to the Chain of Rocks in the’ @ fortnight, and will present to bank Crowe in his statement said that Coincidentally, K sed ING 7 da 1 ‘e a decision.” of Ireland's chief industries, and that, , : Paw inn ot . “1? seeme ry that whol ramer announced | BY PRE oe ee ee eee the sufferi he civilian pop had been warned by his physicians| extreme northeastern portion of the! ers for examination the proposals of| ** #©* med very pecullar that the de: . a~ ring amo »c i Up” 5 i va of “tes Olesale dealers must go out; cae “Pressure of Money. ° crafty ae . ° ng tne hil eS that if he continued he w ould be city The bridge is + completed | the Austrian representatives here re fenee should have made no move far sa - ' - -? 4 2 . ** e m ney licen) si a on former Attor WASHINGTON, March 1li.— A re- | “and now they are bringing the pres- MARINE N-2 STRIKES sonar LAw, a Unionist. was one) that it isa completed structure, dur- HARDING - RECEIVES ENVOYS de fense was very anxious to pre Wholesalers t eager opinion as to | cess appointment as © ommissioner Of gyre of money she helped gain to of the leaders in the Coalition Cab- ing the recent coal crisis, coal “a car. coed’ 0 « " : ~ ‘ ve ‘* REEF OFF RHODE ISLAND : ; . , : . . =. — ~ . o fame date effective about the the General Land Office was given ' prosecute her, inet and for a time was the Gov- load lots came into St. Louis over my the Absoctated Press Defense “Always Ready for Trial.” by President Harding teeny te ede “It is a test of gold against the BR ernment spokesman in the House of the munk ipa! Free Bridge. WASHINGTON, March 17.—Pres- In reply to this Michael Ahearn of KING OF SIAM , liam Ss. Spry, former c(Jovernor Of; honor of man: a case based upon oat Runs High and Dry on Roc ks Commons. He had a pron inent part Vision of Future St. lLouls. | ident Harding continued today his founsel for Weaver, Feisch. McoMul- ‘? ” » . " ; T) f | » sf P a : t » " bin aa if Y ; ANNULS BETROTHAL Utah. ‘perjured facts, Mathers charged. ,,. ., During Maneuvers. in the peace conference. My vision of the St. Louis of| conferences wigfforeign envoys, re- 1 Rivberg, issued a statement | BWaward C. Finney of Kansas was) ay the Associated Press. the future is with increased rivec| ceiving Barorn@Shidehara, the Jap-| saying they always had been ready " “You know it as well as I, the testi-;) \y-pommepy y en ee en — A oe opty td ? the Associated | Press given a recess appomntment as First ‘mony in this case has been partly T) ESTERLY, og I., March 1 a c — Acquitted transportation, he building of docks anese Ambassador, at the White for trial, and had assumed that the BANGKOK, Siam, March 17 —_ Assistant Secretary of the Interior, aerjured i i@ submarine N-2, a coastal ‘) oe 10 French Commu * talong our river front, with barges! piouse State'a Attorney bimsaelf would meet . oat, st c ‘ate i] PCr | , te r ani it hi uis" mal ct ; . Maha Majiravudh has annulled’ Guy PD. Goft of Milwaukee vir “The suit of clothes which it was soe en the heme we - rr By ag _ 10 Com- laden with St. Louis “s nae tured J. J. Jusserand. the French Am-| “*® expectations of the public and 5 Aassist- ' if laneuvering off r (oday, awe r Te . ake? a fou . : : betrotha! to his cousin, the’ given a recess appointment as as testified was worn by Hamon at the aber na ivering «¢ 1¢ wunist leaders who. were p! laced on product a e aes ce , rot r quer _bassador and dean of the diplomatic ‘dispose of the matter sponahy and ters of the globe; with the entire corps, was received yesterday by Mr. promptly. " ran wu yn the rocks high and ter of Prince Vararidhi, on the ant to the Attorney-General. time of his shooting was not that one 4. «,, ae : ard ae ent out to/¢rial Feb. 28 on the charge of plot- ' — “ "* ' sround of incompatibility of temper-/ tion of Goff for the post, bis Oast Guards who wens o ‘ southwestern portion o (ne ee ) Harding The President ja expected Our clients,” the statement said, introduced as evidence,” Mathers), |. . on i Bie t erthrow the Government it amen e ! laude ting to overtnrow ° ‘ ruof : ant ne 2h . , . t. It is bellev ed here, however. the second highest plac in the ] i tor ‘mine with | ui ia a ht the other principal; Wo net wart alf-war ‘Eelltty Le on her reported that Iie Af announces t ¢ ; , ‘ ~ontinued., “hern) Bets one sworn }. ~~ and hie an . ‘ me connection wilh rhe “29 ikes ' May F . annulment is due to the ili partment a) p 1s ice, Vit : 2 . ai = aii iit | st ; the : . , ‘ ‘ could o 1. itted .oday. of the Princess. unofficially yesterday. 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