St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 24, 1922

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FUNERAL TO AUTFATALY WRT "sree Wage TRS IN WAY OF UL §, TAKING LE jin ”? “Cracking the W hip’ Re-| By the Associated Pyess . | have been drafted and approved by I f Rob rt WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.—The/the four Governments but the date sults in Death 0 ODert | Government's signatory te the four- | of formal exchange has not beén de- , > it w: .q | termines ans | i th | Hollander, 18, After Forest Power Pacific treaty, it was learned | Steen mae Pex on ceo r% be 1 pesuatieess agreed upon an exchange | | said officially, that the Bonin Islands | Park Accident. | of notes defining the treaty as not!should be considered as a part of | applicable to the mainland of Japan. | the Japanese mainland for the pur- | | At the — est of Pee wee the notes’ panee of the four-Power aeaveink U, S, DECISION AS T0 DRIVER OF CAR WAS [== pemnrentie === | $15,000,000 PROGRAM GENOA-CONFERENCE 10 BE GIVING YOUTHS THRILL | AR ys PONE FRENTE F ROM DEPTH OF THE | HELD UP BY COSTS ANNOUNCED THIS WEEK | | LATHER, MAN GOES | By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Jan. 25. ACCEPTS AP AN’ 4 TO WOMAN’S AID Hope for Voluntary Conces- Circuit Clerk’s Shave Interrupted | HE decision of the United f States Government as to par- , 810ns by Mrganized Labor | ticipation in the European eco- | While She Files Plea for New Useless, Head of Contrac- SIBERIAN PI EDGE . Trial and Gets Train. tors Asserts. In her hurry to catch a train in Edwardsville last night Mrs. Marie Mathews of Alton, decided to cut a nomic conference at Genoa prob- shaving short, let the chips fall 4, Gl BE THURSDAY Body to Be Buried in Tomb! * in St. Peter’s Beside That 7 of Queen Christine of : Sweden, Who Died in ———— Sts ~=Cs«1689 — Vatican Prepares Proposal Made at Meeting of | Civic Organizations That; - Negotiations Be Taken Out | of Master Builders’ Hands. ——— “Bloc” Has Served Notice on Administration Arms Trea- ties Will Be Fought* if There Is Insistence on Rep- » resentation in Economic Conference. Machine Grazed Another and | the Sled Swung Around} Directly in Its Path— First Car Went On. (Copyright, for Conclave. ably will be announced before the end of the present week, it was stated today at the White House. ALL WHAT TA RidKS ONE HAS AS HE Jo6s Id EXISTENCE> ; S INDEEDY: ESTIMATE 200,000 VIEWED BODY IN DAY OTHER FACTORS ALSO — ENTER INTO SITUATION NOT SO COLD TONIGHT; LOWEST Representatives of civic and com- mercial organizations assembled this afternoon ‘in the offices of the Mas- The sport of “cracking the whip” on a sled hitched behind an automo- bile caused the fatal injury of Rob- __ ROBERT HOLLAN DER. Americans May “Enter Con- clave After They Arrive, Virtual’ Settlement of Ques- i ee France’s Refusal to Discuss CARRY IT THIS WAN SO IT’LL The first of the nine pontifical high | Rev. James J. Duggan as celebrant,| the mudguard of a machine being | expressed the ‘harker wi , $15,000,000. wh WEAP | ’ ti ‘ seat > bi ; pe some of the lather ; ; , Which are being held rising tempera- UME SANE masses for the late pope was sung;“nd with an address by the Rev.| driven south by Stephen Young, 30 | Government that the integrity of the| of his eves and raise ‘him to a|UP chiefly by labor and materia} ture tomorrow | struct Europe and indisectly the. = CAY BOTH this morning with grand solemnity | John T. Sesnon. years old, of 7237 Rule avenue, Me- | Ruan: territory, On Smed be- sitting position He certifie€@ Mrs.|costs; may be started. and in west and| economic situation of the whole in the basilica of St. Peter's. Simul-| ..The faculty and student body of| plewood. The sled was slung directly | fore the Bolelievik revolution, should | \7.:news appitéattion and “she ran|. It will be renfembered ‘that the north _ portions | world. =, taneously, there were solemn cere-/| St. Louis University will attend the in- the path of Young's ma-| CK ee + gt that his out and caught her train by a closé; building crafts recently voted in a ‘onight. 1. Fae" lation bloc” in the a monies in all the great basilicas, in- | 80lemp requiem mass to be held in;chine, which struck it. The overnment was in entire agreement | 1. ve. referendum against a proposed 20 Illinois: Fair | United States Senate has-served no> eluding the Lateran and Santa Maria | St. Francis: Xavier’s Church, Grand|three youths were knocked from | with the statement made by the per cent reduction in wages, which in north portion | tice that, if the administration in+ Maggiore. avenue and Lindell boulevard, at 9/the sled and Hollander was un- American Secretary of State. INCOMING SHIPS WATCHED had bead. submitted ter a samen snd. cloudy in faists on going to Gendd, it can om a. m. tomorrow. The celebrant will| conscious when picked up. The New Proposal by Balfour. Builders’ Association, following sur- south portion to- | pect serious opposition to ratifica- 1689, and facing the tomb of Pope Pius VI. | Meanwhile the first of the foreign brated in St. John’s Church, Six- teenth and Chestnut streets, with the be the Very Rev Francis X. McMen- which was the wrong side for traffic going north, and at a curve it grazed driver of the Buick machine drove |as against territorial aggression. M. Sarraut, who followed Hughes, the view of the French Balfour then submitted a new pro- Mrs. Mathews could not wait. repeated that she So Kellerman had necessary step in lowering: building costs so that projects aggregating veys by Director of Public Welfare ~ cloudy tonight nd tomorrow; night and tomorrow; rising temper- accepting on behalf of the United States the invitation Ytended by the allies to help recon- tion of the treaties and conventions Cardinals are momentarily expected : | ic 1] to arrive in Rome, and workmen are | #™Y, aiden Ht ti oe “ ie kle of Anott Brok en Cite ths weed aa ee ‘ FOR GASES OF INFLUENZA Cunliff and the Post-Dispatch show-| ature tomorrow and in west and/adopted at the Washing - busily engaged ; ret & ak.|vesus; Very Rev. M. J. O'Connor, S. Ankle of Another Broken. a = eeeeeepee 1¢ Dom . . + i. . Courthouse. The barber had his : ; GS rar “Sia age of oe ain oe estic Legislation Must ‘ ; ) et sat WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.—Virtual reise merce tay “ eerewant i ha labor costs to the building situation ; . — bee oo ae +o SW Grek 22 n | : ™ 4 - ~ s . é yn 1 S { Ss , . fe. . ° aT - ay Ss ) ce ; ; . © ERbew ee eeeee ~ y the Associated Press. ‘Solemn Ceremonies Held Today — — se - - - “| settlement of the Siberian question, Saag a ps aan: ged per Among the organizations that sent | i P ROME, Jan. 24.—The time for the | and St. Louis University Ar- thold avenue, had been coasting wit iso far as the Washington arms con- ss ashihin x» ' ace were oe & aun oe ie Beta ok By DA LA ® Te , : i a | sle ill and were on “ gigee tee shamber of Commecre, 5 st, o, a. it Correspondent : N funeral of Pope Benedict has been | ranges Special Service. a bobsled on Art Hi ” é ferencé is concerned. mid to have, Mrs. Mathews spoke. The barber | rt “ene yt oe rye Official fore A Special Washington | 2 fixed as Thursc , 2 " : — " their way home, on Government hee -eacher wen : satine |had started a movement over Keller- eee Oe : pter of the _ . - of the Post- D 3 a ursday afternoon, it was ' een reached today at the meeting | American Institute of Architects,| |WHOLL INVENT | Cast for St. Louis (Co ht, 1922.) | iv r r atte > “ir s » Fe >» ‘ nittee. wi 's beard, but he cut it short. ae rr aber . , pyrig officially announ : today ’ -—- Drive, when they attached their sled} of the Far Eastern Committee, with |™an's E a. C : . decisi : a h “te ag > here Public requiem masses for the re-|to the rear of a Buick automobile| the acceptance ef the Japanese state- “My husband, Harry B. Mathews, a ae mee ee A FRISKPROOF Partly pk sip ha WASHINGTON, Jan. 24. — Just ecision W1 old unless_it appears ' nof ; Pp 3 B dict XV | Which was going north. Witnesses ment promising complete withdrawa] |OPtained a divorce here today,” said other orwantaations wsilain lite @ HIP POCKET? nis aol y pe why the United States Government® : ri : : : ° Ss P SC 4 ‘: - F e P , P ht 6 v¢ ; 3 = = = —— that previous burial is advisable, in a . | garet’s Chureh, Thirty-ninth street |swing from side to side of the road. rarinareheies ae oe ition of the United wait.” devise some plan by which organized about 16; rising urie in a tomb in St. Peter's, and Flad avenue, with a sermon by At a curve in the road near the States in the courpe of w hich he 1s shine Mr. Kellerman.” said a voice |Jabor in the building trades may be temper ature the capital. No one reason but &@ alongside that of Queen Christine|the Rev. P. J. Flanigan. lagoon boathouse the machine| Understood to have oe fhrough the lather. “Can’t you|{nduced to reduce wages from the tomorrow. combination of circumstances has KO, YOO BooB, { of Sweden, who died in Rome in Midday mass of requiem was cele-| veered to the west side of the road, | Policy of the American Government wait aati Tue shaved?” basic scale of $25 an hour as a Missouri: Most- | Prevented President Harding from ay P. ‘ pal Se eh. ea clave of the Sacred College which | Wil! be the deacon; the Rev. Hugo F.| dent at the Buckingham Hotel, who | by which tHe traffic would be for-| Spread of Disease lie €0 am | costs. was reported from Mason City, Ia.,/aged over the refusal of Francs to ~~ will elect a successor to the dead | =octemycr, S. J., subdeacor. The!took the youths to Barnes Hospital, | bidden not only to foreign Govern- | po re 5; clea wae The Building Employers’ Associa- | the lowest since 1912. discuss reparations at Genoa, an ad- accident. isolated dinals Bourne, I ’ > en eae | appe tions caused the acc Fae ea “eee be isolated. ! become a nation of "— were hurrying to} be a mass of reqviem, with the Rev.|..,; lay tohn Trow- | declared, he doubted whether the in- wy } f 9] women. mer, ip to Calf eg t 4 accident in four days. John Trow been reported in the last two days, ess to hope for voluntary conces- b tom”"of com-| Hiram Johnson from a trip to 0 attend the Pope’s funeral | Dr. M. S. Rvyzxen. president of the : i f 5647 M: ,|ternal laws of Italy give the Gov- . , wy ee 7 , ; aa supposed to be agsymp m: bloc,” nsist- and aft ph. bridge, 12 years old, of 5647 Maple) ' Dr. Copeland said. ‘‘Bronchitis has| sions from organized labor. Civic ; in a country where | fornia, the “isolation bioc,” co > alterward the conclave. | seminary. as celebrant. ‘ si down by an: .| ernment power to prevent private in- s ’ ' d as th munist leanings in ; 1 “4 econeilablea® With the arrival R -C avenue, was run down by an auto Lo eo ~ | been unusually prevalent, and other | progress demands that building on kh the men formerly advertised their| ing of the original “irr dina} 7) og - in ; ome ee ar- | Solemn requiem mass will be cele- mobile driver and instantly killed | dividuals from the traffic of arms | diseases of the respiratory tract, in- large scale gO forward. Unemploy- eatethtn che ated Saauedl of politics who fought the Versailles treaty, plus A sane lg —. ront % enice, | brated in St. Pius’ Church, Grand last Friday night when coasting near | with China. He therefore adked suf- cluding pneumonia. This cold weath-|ment is acute, and while other b earing long hair heavy beards, a few others from the Democratia . gid tioned Cardinals se Naciter the : dion heat tbcryge A 7 a hn ; 3 *e a ee ee | marae Rena ielaad tae nae are or probably will be of great benems | cites Gre Pare secieiias pir! and top boots As a side of the chamber, —_ — ae 7 oe y successors |tomorrow, the Rev. ‘ather John | ' 'ment for instructions. . ‘ity ito . ’ ; o orm tO 'not been apprehended. | to the city. If it continues for a few/standstill. The local problem is one matter of fact, the majority of short- tuted an opposition dable enough to prevent ratification of the to the seat of St. four-Power Pacific treaty, as well Jonkheer Blokland in the name of |the Dutch Government made thé |ang cold prob are on the round, as Cardinals Maffi and Rat- Peter demanding the fullest consideration, as every industry is being seriously prevalence of grippe ly will come to an Lyons officiating. The parish school ¢hildren will attend in a body. days the prese haired women are not communists ti r we ' ate: x . * De tetiie tt hair eet ay tag opty : He decision had been reached to- | * maT cg Mean eee Neat same reservation. end.” , affected. We cannot progress un- - peal Mata ames wong i 2 as other pacts adopted by the Wash- Te ones are being installed in| day as to the time for the publtc ex- — a) s | Balfour ended the discussion by coil less we build, and labor costs just by surviving the typhus. ia | ington conference. ra the apartment of each ef the Car-|ercises in the St. Louis Cathedral James Ellis, 19 years old, of 6318 | suggesting postponement of the mat- FIVE MEN GET LIFE TERMS apeaheyot holding us up.” Typhus is as common in nape Johnson's announced opposition a so they will be able to com-! Announcement. will probably be|perby avenue. St. Louis County, a| ter uhtil the various delegations had The building trades unions have as the mumps sh in owe b §e a has stiffened the backs of some of nicate With one another inside | made tomorrow. The time of such hanpffeur, today ‘was ordered held | "€% ived replies from their Govern FOR HELPING LYNCH NEGRO taken the position that wages are not States. Those who contra his wavering colleagues. Senator the Vatican. TI ; imit..1 © ; or women, have their heads shaved, .s eil Miles J $ ested in | ference. Thats only the # penters are busy wintine sae Bae ,icount of his death L replied that it) he usec , aaimie : seh tthe ' ane the | the Bonin Islands, adjacent to Japan,|and Yearta are me ‘mbers of the ‘Master Builders’ Association recent- omar con Jr. ures me porye Po 1t'means ratification of the treatéel . “4 — alterations in the ai four- re should not. ime Be sap ir sane skull = cm — iare not to be fortified, also is re- | Butcher Workmen's Union on strike l hy, and which the painters voted in Sognem "’ ] De on warn At four |by the Senate. Fer when the Wash- = 5 wings of hs "ohcbete ory as ‘Benedict xXV knew no national- struck wi S. he = SAA 48 trac- | ported to have been reached. here, and Polk isa union sympathize | 'favor of in the referendum on that ing part na sa:oon ie te . wit ington conference ends it will have a re. So ePartnents a ( awa tip gorron habe ism. His efforts to end the war, or ahs 4 Fehr, 16. of 6300 | | Japanese delegates, it is said, | er. Two other white men under | proposal submitted to all crafts of peewee of ra eal mae 7 Bene reached merely the same petat an ee 4 ‘ é A , 4 J 4° ( : : . ; ‘ 4 Where the C; ieainate, ee ! with “anh ap ieee ve seams tt bee tahun Bcd yok Louis County, and on agreed to final drafting of the naval | similar charges were to he arraigned |the building trades. There are about | rte limes ete: pies > Ae pros order |the Versailles peace conference—the | ew ‘ t > . . Pay 4 » sol. 4 » Jo 4 SO : 7. ras . i "eae samen i Z F Secretary and one vy: tig ie live |it was, were misunderstood, but x Hage 17. of 6454 Derby lene, | treaty to include @ clause pgohibiting |tnis afternoon for examining trial.|15900 members of the painters’ un- Penaianie 1920 critics then began their work of dis- . I i , vince all; “sew™.**s = : . Jy i€, +ificati > Boni 1; . ; I : 20. = ‘m “ring the conclave. ee oie seeds ae the | Who were riding with Ellis, gave sim- ice, Siaae ‘ebesiic ra au 3 Tex. ad a neta wo les J. Lammert, secretary of | mee ooo: nor ith quiet till * eg Bod . dthat he was a . , rr ony. | #nhe y Comper, * 5 -| Mart, Tex. | Charities J. 4 The Senate = © gpeigpees by ae age eoston of Peace. ges po ae perndbvenent | scription of the Pacific Island, which the Painters’ District Council, said NOTES EXCHANGED WITH BRITISH whole set of treaties is Re — Buawes Pl Ply f,yhumanity is the - pcigty wees" 8C) should not be fortified, is said to inasmuch as the Painters’ ay a fons who f Inne “The heart oO c the Art Museum Six Years ago, Marke today that m I A Then the biggest question of aaa a igs yesterday a gediecate sigan pred heart of Jesus * miniet “who, dled: for" | was a sign writer for a department | have reached the point of Snel Gratt- BONUS ON FOREIGN DEBT BILL ‘Union voted in favor oS ene re- | OVER ST, WRENCE WATERWAY be answered—whether the executive i> 8nd 300,000, and it is expected these | all of His pores. i the war | pore: (se Wan Gn Amateur puinter| a Regarded as a Pledge By the A lated Press duced sey comes sintdline canoe) International Agreement Must Pre- branch of. the Government par x "s ” ad vx ifea sever: ictu ea ° : ae ih ur, as a means Republican administration can Le figures wi re i “The Holy Father viewec and had exhbifecd several pictures a; | ry Pr. =m : oO ! - Sas Rep se day, ee wees fo /not as a phelligerent, but as a spirit- Artigts? Gutehd eXhibitions. | Baron Bhideligra S ee of WASHINGTON, wy? ne gn, ‘OF |regular employment, Boer of sohsons cede po marar-mscrim Sn on any more in handling the Senate on oe The b ual parent of the peoples of all the Japanese policy yesterday, in which | Simmons, Democrat, 0 orth Caro- | ‘ing building costs, e employers | d tra foreign policy than PS y Veni et re tne GOR ons. Like the mothers, w ho : he disclaimed for his country any de-|}ina, announced today in the Senate | wanted them to ratify the vote at a/By the Associated Press. ministration, ~ p yeaing of the conclave, which has nanan siisee called their sons from Girl Struck by Auto, Suffers rac. sign against the territorial integrity |that he would offer the five-way sol-‘ mass meeting and put the decrease | WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.—Com-' Victory for Isolationists, ?. ee pi Vile pr set for Feb. 2, will, however, Berg ne ids of battle, he, too would | tured Skull. of Russia, gnd declared its inten- | gjers’ bonus bill as an amendment to into effect regardless of what the| munications have been exchanged | ‘ met C fvent some Cardinals—notably | % . ended the slaughter, not for | Ina Bearkowitz, 12 years iq, | tion of withdrawing the Japa nese /the foreign debt funding bill now! other trades do. | between the United States and Great The drive for e atdinal Dougherty of Philadelphia | have Should the painters favor the re-/ Britain uponmatters involved in th: begun, but the first victory has Adolph Bearkowite. Z, va troops in Siberia as soon as orderly | | ppnaing in the Senate. ' Thirteenth apparently a won by the isolation bloc, which pont already obtained the approval of the ithe sake of one nation or a certain | daughter of croup of nations, but for all of his| 4424 North meeting Sunday, | proposed construction of the Great ~ oe —_———- _ in mass it would be put Into a nd the Canadian and Brazilian Car- street, «yf. | Conditions were restored, | auetion | to Lakes-St. Lawrenc> v¥aterway, it Wasa ef Ae dinals——trom arriving in time to‘! ; as receive j atisfacti ner- | id » : ‘ ‘ olics as well as | iva fractured skull and a fr: was received with satistaction gener- “re in Downtown Cigar Store. Lammert said, a | Yote, unless the electlen is unduly Catholics non*Cath tured right leg at 5:30 p. m. ade ally among the other delegations. ae of undetermined origin.| effect. Stould this be done it will / said téday at the White House. | White tp os pro ons for the 4 Ye 4 Prolonged. Cardinal O'Connell of | ‘ ee ¥: ity, like that of your or-/| ‘day when struck by @n automobile There was no indication today that| which started in the stockroom of/be the first voluntary withdrawal Administration officials, it Was in- | ‘sideration o om matters Ae ton has cabled that he is taking | His char sing Rees any > other Powers ar in. | Store e scale, which the Mas- | dicdted, consider that some Interna- | and treaties afterward. ae has always been for alllas she was crossing at the in: ersec. any of the other we! are dis-/the United C igar tore at Sixth and from the wag N how enth i , ee today and has a_ possible | Feet, rene: ‘tive of religious be- tion of O'Fallon and High | strey ts, | Posed to dispu ite oalttinly the plan! Chestnut streets, at 1 p. m, today, tter Builders contend is making Sarton agfeeinent must be made in | 0 Me matter how + Sey ah. a pe ePance to enter the election ~ pro- | peop » = lid not stop ve » stock und fixture ‘puildi costs prohibitive. edvance cf congressional action. Continued on Page Coltema 7 z, —_' = 2, Colamn 4. | The driver ¢ “a « ‘ontinued on Pagee3, Column 3. = | damaged the stock un AUUi C8. building ; eee ; Continued on Page 2, Eoiumn 2. Continued on Page 2, x : -~ ‘o> —ypemnae _— pro pproxima 10 . if ° oe oe . a . * “ore Satin aa om os Ps Fe ee Gee hs * . _ = os 5 t we in / i . Pea cx ot s a A Pe “m) | SPIES; “si ia Be * ss Vee pa wet ee Se eee i.