St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 6, 1922
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-_— ~ oX © Gert ere ee a ee a a - Se we. - ~~ 2 ee .* o . , te ~ “~ ~~, - . = ’ ¢ 7 n BERT WILLIAMS. toned that a. ~ - — —— he in way itone bass voice dro}l ural bar recitative songs in a MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, 1922. ~ , — * — ; ~ WITH BOYCOTTING IN CONSPIRACY CASE HERE ARE CHARGED GOV, SMALL ASKS FOR GO-DAY DELAY ‘Formal Complaint Filed by Appears in Court and Pre- Secretary of Agriculture Wallace Charging Diis- criminations in Trade. 39 FIRMS AND 80 TRADERS AFFECTED Independent Body Is Said to forced laughter from the most biase | theater goers. One of his best of a foriorn whi . remembered char- acters wes that down- at-' negro his misfortunes in Nobody.” lt to catch me Fach stanza asked who hurried to the singer's he was in trouble and wound Nobody he-hee! wea «(ut was on when i aid Wi > ‘| That Barbershop Chord” and Ten Little Bottles.’ of , »e- on rhe 7 a | iA’ $3500 OBTAINED BY SIX MEN IN HOLDUP OF THE GRAVOIS BANK fentinued From Pace One. revolvers pointed toward them men SAW an Op sound it bers none of the three portunity to No flrearn the bank *?) , pi Be s were kept in bank's officials eving emploves would not be v to have a chance to use them. Puring the automobile remained outside. the west side of Heege avenue Mrs Scoggin saw the machine drive east On Gravois road, and the driver of a grocers wagon reported that he saw the machine turn south on Sei- bert avenue, which leads to Ferrv road Those who saw the car thought it was a Cole, or of some similar high- make The Cole car was reported last week A num which was po reported to the Do- out for a Ford car into this the be! :7 " AAA . robber. the robbers’ on priced theft of a ber repotred ber which and att which was was taken police will er further Woman Describes Robbers. Mrs. Scoggin, who lives on rura! free delivery route near Affton. St. Louis County had a better chance for the men than the bank She said the man the bank. and who guarded her, was about 5 feet 4 inches stocky, and wore a neat brown pinchback overcoat and a brown cap The second man, she said. was about 6 feet tall. and wore a gravish overcoat and a cap of sim- tlar color “The short man said to me, ‘if cant stand st!) sit down, Mrs Scoggin reiated | laughed nd he said, ‘Look here, this ts no laughing matter.’ So I sat down on the marblie the man watched the the partition. and called to them hurry up They came back ott through the door which tev le to open from the inside carried 1 a Dag look ed ke a fl sack.” Walser the look seeing empiloves first who ore rs red in height si? ‘ ‘a others go over ‘os “4 rere aD The, that the mone who was at the front win. w when the first robber appeared ea'd he saw five robbers in the ban): agrees with the statement of Mrs. Scoggins. The other bank em J oves were pot sure how m: ; nen tne: sa sOomew hy which ferent rence Sia ~") @rryry me hand» Ying on the e chance to observe them Telephone Torn Loose. A teiephone on a table Yas tarn looge bv the robbers. who \oOwever left a wall telephone untouched The capital of the bank ‘s $°5 900 and its surplus $15.90 John Seftan, president, snid the ban: was insured against ‘oss The “nx Was robbed several vears ago. folewing ene unsuccessf)! at°emnt at roobery. and about $3000 was taken. full its A a Jury Recommends Life Sentence. By ‘he Associated Prec OBCELOA. Ila. March 6 Fentieman of Wichita. Kan found guilty of first-degree by a District Court tur yesterday for the slaying. ~Willlam wae murder ere enriy Oct. 18 sued by) at Washi Have Been Willing to Sell at Prices 25 Per Cent Lower. menrbers of the Exchange and al Principal order nd traders at the National St are charged in se ‘ret a compialir f Agri ngton with tolatior rds packers stra ake? ning Les am adequ: rece|" ed ? the public in | AMG ? oO; ‘|e ent producers of livestock if re! era Rates Are Said to Differ This pol of Agri Wa | Sacre > 1r s"s'es > and is ‘ ‘hange agenc v» 4 arom - > narket. Ss. ‘ompanies se! rates 293 hose charged bers -~ ‘ COMM iss:o: Lemay) independent comm Duvers, for vo . : fra "% + . : Th « eo ’ ot extend aree " . | rT) irpose was rangsact OmmM1SsSi0on 1 firms ani the buy Intimidation Is Alleged. lation, it is alleged “AYN =) 4 ived bers the arr uyers who ission the sake of variet" Oot exchange Tom vuUy! ume and ngs of the pendents. . ; . [ . arn ers ' St ov N Live St and agreed ¢ 'o any Ot from _ ‘“oOmmission , police t egan doing Yarda, the members ck Exchange had a eeting » refuse to se the order th . er were found to ve stock s r dea/i- De Du Farmers’ con pany 1s a a*°er *x.- ended to the Pre ducers Live Stock Association, the Cal Si’ X Commission Co. and rs wWwro ‘Nesing the This ered “ ja on ve St ox the Independent Live Sto, 4 sion “—o ers and Are CO-o0 ee ) ’ 1921, of Charlies W. Jones of Murray la. The jury recommended that Fentieman be prisonment. eee life im- 'Ty* }. 7? ANG SAVings effected by the Farm- “‘Ompanies. wh? "4 aig Le “orm - Poo _ . Producers ch ry rea * ’ pera. ve ower , - Fe, : eo . Si: = na? ed by ye thea of vmpan. jer es “\¢ : passe > on to t a | Dp paid hw com ces “yed ' thea a. SR ee lidere nis- ade wa’ be affected ° a@ner on or > veing n The oT \" mers mighe si 3, -w idding e exclusion ndependents, as ‘his is accomplished (arson Makes Statemeur. *slidenti arson e- s ' ‘ eo a Genied that memm- hangwe had refused to wmo patronize the tn- admitted that sales- "ange members might iyers fe pendents. but men of *i x lave done wy 4 . he d*‘endan’s ha n gS) ve been cited to : (“ourt at East March to show cause an erder should not be entered unvne them to d@iscontinue the allewed iiegai practices. The complaint is the first to filed under the act. which was ee . . a he v. : : : > ~ . e Federal ap- was ssued bring about an led had fal! French Honors for New York Police. PARIS. March 6 —An officia! de- cree issued yveeterday confers the’ medal of honor of the munictpal po-) lice on 15 members of the New York City police force, . > > 7? ra ona’ re a°ions and neighbors with keener and more ae nre iz ‘he world : afer and sents Affidavits Saying His Presence Is Needed in the Capital. STATE’S ATTORNEYS READY FOR TRIAL Half of First Venire Called at Waukegan Dismissed on Pleas That Cows Re- quire Attention. the Associated Press WAL KEGAN, I Mi: Sra! e Tilinnia to 60-day. postponement - charges o! lic Wi needed guidance in ie ts and a similiar rAS afr he sO" signed bv the Govern eh 7 > . s +e a ‘Tre _+ i= . ate *XATY eu il i Park defendant in rtis, (srant non ‘ at the re- eaded - HARDING ASKED FOR TREATY EFFECT ON ISHII AGREEMENT (entinued From Page (One. treaty Z£ation what extremity Praises Arms Conference. general yv of and of the fri , had “rt, to proceed his generated e Powers possessed of e' } ower are thus strong inter- friends it and istice stancher rig ual understandings. before. The spirit of sac- has flowed and con feren a la * hs ‘ s*— ¢ ‘ aves i, © pathetic mut han ever ree which Hetier piace to And get in on the smoke of your life in LOWN CIGARETTES 20-15: The titie@ to the use for republication “CAN'T MAKE MONKEY OUT OF ME,’ SAYS BRYAN IN SUNDAY TALK E-volutionists Commoner Ridicules and Believers in Darwinian The- ory at Philadelphia. Associated Press PHILADELPHIA, ANE liam Jennings Brvran deciared yesterday that evolutionist could make a monkey out of him. Speax- ing in the Academy of Music under the auspices of the Philadelphia Fo- rm he flayed evolutionists im gen- nd Darwiniar a > > 5s he March S.- no The +. 4 eral a believers theory ’ n began nimal several muli- who crawled on his 1 his back i would vears azo If he had crawled 0! the whole history of the wo anged B i@ Wiggied along « He wiggled so grew a wart "] wart along i\e neen ‘ae and tie lt iggie Rv legs -8o ci'cea and other wart grew into ee Presbv’eria and out davs from ear Once A becaused [ tried head off his fam}! lutionists would st nd lea e, mi own ancestors a can t They nake a @m me JUDGE CHARGES GRAND JURY IN HACKMANN CASE ‘‘entinued From Paae tar. re the grand waived tmmunit was mad his conversation with Aru Jury Evenly Divided Politically. merchants re se _armers, .WO er and ud law ver dai | A > | siosb and other rdered to aepart appear (he expense a spectors \Viem Derse StOcK nkie farmer: CARUSO'S BODY BURIED INTACT 1 ; - ,cm ated QD. NAPLES, Ma: ° Po a = Saivia, who wanted to r Giovanni the singer its permission. The foregoing dispatch confirms tha Mrs. Caruso, widow of deciared Printed in a weelr Statement of the tenor, wh: there was no truth in the report Rome newspaper last al organs of the singer kept for medical examinat?! tha? *) ‘2 . . naa nN heen — $e Ol Field Railroad to Be Builr. the Associated Press WASHINGTON Osage Railway Co son the erce Commission ne from Foraker. Ok.. about 10 miles, to a opened up territ sage in e is estini March was g. today hy rts Tf On) . the ¢ lians ated ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH is Published Dally by the Pulitzer Pp Le... Tweifth and Olive ire (Member Audit Burean of Cireulations ) MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED press Associated Press (ts exclusively en- @iepatches credited ‘o of all news credited in &. oF Dally and Sunday. one rear iy. ithout Sunday. «se vear Sundar ently. ome vear Remit ether ow money order or St De ivered pestal ord Louls exchange. ov ety carter or out-of +own er. Dally only. 50c a month. Sunday. Se « aspy | month. : YS SST Be Bell. OClfre 6800 Kinieoch. Central 46800 THREE WOMEN FILE ERE TO IDENTIFY MAN MAAN VAINPYT) ram a ane ure w cast MAN, RNUGRED ~ BICYCLE BY F Williams, Driven by W.C Expires in Hospital, am rs in His Effects Indicate He SUIT AGAINST LINDSAY “s*= — aaa” * *anecia! to tae 3 PHILADELPHIA,” March Mystery was added today the death of an unidentified man iast Thursday in the Ridgway Hotel. who a few minutes before death wrote 1 note to the police and signed it “Fail- ure.” Frank P. Paul. investigator for the Coroner yesterday of the police of St. Louis if a ma to the description of the ever worked in 2' newspaper office of that city san The fact that he might orr a paver was revealed b* rapher who -n fice Saturday and identified the body day as that —, Mrs. Duke Claims Loss of $300,- Q yr. Car —— . ‘? — : ail] ,1T 4 ims of Alfred E charged with t+ he cea . ; PY aithy women of neariy 9: - in @ transact! ~¥ : intary petition him. Lindsay) . ow mm i" nvesimen . ; v Lindsa! answering rindling Rn ? od ai V Hospital, ractured skull last evening wher } off a bicyele by Sk ww. e. street ang STocK have heer a Sten: = - of- visited the Coroner's Si. thea : reuse fa ‘ ‘ater in ndicted who | at the m¢e of a man applied divorced work in the Real Estate Trust Build- arrested a ng.” who claims) ing earlier in the week toa aa Atwood. who Qn readin a description of the ith re ss driv Arnold, dead man recalled his ‘eit . rho creditors are Mrs . [Fe of Wit was A e ing and drivisea automobile while intoxieatet liscovered that his cag, @ ya and se cer. bore ne eee a" is secretary of & Venice, den heen driving reckl accident was Le Dorothy and Sarah E 009 $209 nan 3 Pe ne claims $3 clair in the newspapers wantin: Tle E had «aid than he was tn domestic difficulties for that reason had left home. Fie MEN CAUGHT; $500 RETURNED ny per ian ofs iLwOU i : pa : Ps EE :> . heid up . * a who of Claren . aon Tho 2 artieles Drusnes among his effects. So have learned ng as to his identity .et Thursday from > 2 32. = nished a 7 aa . }; 7. ~ ere -aptured hai meik 6 * was found dead ina eae ies S0OuUTA 6, GRANO JURY TAKES FRADY Ei : is was recoVv- ‘ nm? Loy identity. Refuses to Answer C Put to Him. Poeet-Disvacnch. Mar a i) —Jf ithe iire into the C. Frady, He nea wae rahbie . * an . ® was on: a soe “vw ere on roftlet le police here a bullet husband, Hughes Back From Vacation. ie ; —— _ e Associated Press “a his automobile BARTLETT TO SUCCEED DR. WORK "Sw York March 6 Secretary gas mpanciet 0) the ClrelGl d Mrs. Charlies E. Hughes re- warrant formally chargimg | fy TF urn the steamer Fort Hamiull- toda. from a Vacation in Ber- ; with Aurder was read to take ; rnin 17 his ata l “al lriving i mediatelv to nina: ington. ) ae ae wreathed in is re overing ae wounds, but he . | The shooting of Ma Krad. occurre a week ago me Vy Flamingo Hotel, siashed his s ..= WASHINGTON 2 . Lt 3 mehir was niuda ton t. : Penns. ‘an 5 Te re m~, > room rain for Wash Secre- , he tary, his face smiles rode up the harbor on the steame' captain He fine va bridge with the 1o Staten who -¢ had a Havs was eager to get State Department lared he ation are pack fo his dee«k se | at tne the shooting Frady . » - —T-.. ’mnerrn , ill awe Mitre Tr Gussie, the Big Fat Goose, Gives Mary Jane Some Advice + NV . NX * tin . ih, rt ‘ ‘ AN i eri Beir Hi Naw, > * sy, ‘4 “I’m going te teach you how to make delicious fudge some day'’’, Mary Jane says to Gassie. off the stepping stones and fell in the mud. They had to turn the hose on him, before they could find the buttons to unbutton his clothes. And then Mary Jane told Gucaig Guppy they had a party up at her house last night, with the most wonder- ful Mary Jane Fudge you ever tasted —made with Mary Jane Syrup. “It’s the easiest thing you ever saw to make the most delicious fudge out of “Mary Jane Syrup” said Mary Jane, “Pll teach you how to do it sometime, and we'll give a party for Launcelot and the children.” And Gussie said “don’t forget.” And then she went home and put her children to bed. LOOK FOR the next Mary Jane Story about ‘Hew Hungry Henry Stole Mary Jane's Lanch”™ NE day Mary Jane was walking where Gussie Guppy—the old white goose— was showing eight or ten of her youngest children the best places to look for worms. Gussie was very busy, but said “Good morning, Mary Jane. You ought to be mighty glad you don’t have a big fam- ily like I have, to provide for.” “Only yesterday little Launcelot was chasing a frog, and he fell into a ditch. FREE tifully Mlustrated, sent free on receipt of ome Mary Jane label taken from «a For all children. The complete set of 12 NEW Mary Jane Fairy Tales, beau- can of Mary Jane Syrup. Write the Corn Products Refining Company, Dept. A, Argo, [IL You Don’t Need Glasses when you go to your grocer to find delicious Mary Jane Syrup. It’s the in the circle on the label. Nothing sc appetizing for pancakes, hot bis- cuits, or spread on bread for children. Get some today at your grocer’s. He will know that you know syrup when you say “Mary Jane.” CORN PRODUCTS REFINING Co. 300-302 So. First Street, St. Louis, Mo. MARY JANE SY WITH THAT DELICIOUS SORGHUM -* Me ee * _ gtx euteriobiie accidents ‘after pedestrians had beer were reported by police | and today. One of the flee mobiles was fired at by tw men, but the @river did | The license number of this reported to the police and t! end the drivers of the ot are being sough=. Leute Wessbecher, 63 yea: architect. 1600 South Comp nue, was seriously injured | chine which struck him a ‘grenue and Chippewa etree driver did not stop. Pol told three men and two wor the car. Wessbec her 1 hospital. Police Fire at Car. Dewey Andrews, 157) ‘Spring avenue, was struc waiting to boar? an app ‘street car at Manchester ar Grove avenue. The machi ‘pit him was fn front of t car, being driven tm the trac . men who were standir ser ran after the aut ng at it. but the driver - . op. Witttam Nolan, &8; $1 Eighth street. suffered a | ‘ekull and fractured right ! ‘a machine ran him down 4 and Chouteau avenue. Tr were told the driver of turned out the heal and ts ef hie automobile after | driven about 40 feet beye ecene of the accident, an rapidly away. | License Number Not | A man in a passing au pursued the fleeing machine 2 license number which he the police. | As Mise Gladys Dav's, 7° » @ stenographer, of .1i! Nor boulevard. walked around ean eastbound Pac> car sh Twenty-second street and avenue, at § a."tn. to@ay. uck by a wstbour! Pac! mobile and hurled back ax ‘eer tracks against 3 roail tru . The Packard cunt a Pa Mise Davis was ticked ut ef two men on the mall tr faken im another automobil *“y hospital, while the cther truck turned his machin it of the Packard ioe D lacerations of the h and a probable fractur Saull. Her condition te seri | Miss Olinda Lueloff, 79 ¥ clerk. 'fving at Clenvton «i Ww roads, St. Louie Cour ruck and knocked down lk the Clayton road a short of t™® terminus «f the car Une. by an au ch did not stop. She wi &. John’s Hospital by pe ther automobil-, Miss Lueloff told a police Miss FEdna Pichter. « ‘walking at the south road when a bleeck tow West on the serth sid Swerved suddenly to ft) . Striking her an. knoe! . Phystctans at the hos, back wa injuret and fal tnfurtes mient deve t they did not thirk «he + hurt. Henry Lineman of 4327 reported that hi« steps le 14. was stuck ab araay night by a brown 5 Sutomobile. which did | t of 4275 Delmar be ' ber had delivered mea’ = to a residence and ing to the truck when rt was taken in anorher
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