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Show . Weather Forecast, Unsettled, possibly tonight or Thursday. 16 A man tries to live up to his ideals almost as hard as a woman who tries to live' up to her photographs. mUt showers - WEDNESDAY PAGES SEPTEMBER 22 1920 SALT UTAIT LAKE CITY SEVENTY-FIRS- YEAR T POINTS' TO ACCIDENT Bank Bandits Haired Union Veterans Hoary ( Carry On in Grand Review . Booty Is $30,000 Hunts N Irhousands Seek Havens as , Rumble of Storm is Heard; Crises Passed Says Weather Bureau. (By AaaiocUted Frea) DETROIT, Sepl. 21 Four rmed bandits held up a branch of th First State bank at Mount' Elliott and 'Mack avenues her today, and escaped with an , amount estimated by "bank offl- ciala at $80,400, Tha bandlta held off bank em- -i ployeea with pistols, seized the caah and escaped In an Blow Struck With I Cause for Divorce James W. Gerard Testifies Before Senate Investigat in g Committee on Campaign Contributidns; Others Called. (By International Newa Service.) HEW ORLEANS, Kept., 12. The tail tend of the. tropical etorm sweeping In 1 between Nw Orleana and Mobile early 'today caused damage estimated at be tween flOO.OOO and (200,000. The -flrgU victim TeportediaJohiv McFauiL a plumber helper, killed here by-Uve wire blown down by the high . Tfty 'Associated Pres) WASHINGTON, ' Kept, - 28. While Democratic national finance committee Is not limiting' ths size of the campaign cpntrihutiona-from.-a-si- a. (By International Newa Service.) NDIANAPOLJfl. fiept. 12. Dwindled from a host of tens of thousands to a band numbering a scant fifteen thousand. Grand Army of tha Republic veterans today rekindled the spirit of the sixties and "carried on in national encampment pared. With banners flying and the pipe a nd )he beat, of fife and drum.corpa quickening their step, this remnant of the Union army passed between con gested ranks of spectators. Congestion along ths line of march waa unprecedented. ths route having been cut down to '.one mile ao that the tcength of the aged marchers might not bs overtaxed. Disabled veterans rods In automobiles. - In a suit fon divorce from Harry W. Barbour, filed in the Third district court, Btela Bar- -' hour alleges that her husband struck her with an envelope. Mrs, Barbour says her husband has often broken dishes and smashed pans in her presence, and has threatened to destroy the houaa- hold, furniture. The wife further alleges that -- III Story Revives Theory That "Tragedy " Was ' Due to' . Crash With Load of Dyn amite For Road. Wife Dead, Offers To Barter Ear to RECEIPT OF ' 'suffered annoyance-throu- gh her husband placing her mother In their home Ths plainof her.. . tiff aaka for two year old aon and. $18 monthly Vhe ' ' has -- , . (By Associated Tre.) NEW YORK, 8rpt. 22. Four work, men appeared if ftU rminfclparbulia-In- g -today and .declared, they -- had spoken with the driver of tha death wagon that figured In thq Wall atreet explosion Uat Thursday. Iarticularl .Interest wu iaken , la, thair atory, for Investigators vainly had sought to establish Identity of th driver among tha dead or living. According to the workmen, the stranger said his bora and wagon had been blown up after ht had left the vehicle to telephone to hi employer. Tha atory served to revive an early theory that tha explosion may not have been due to a bomb plot, but to a collision between an automobile and a wagon filed with explosives. While waiting to b quizzed by of. flcials of the fire department, the workmen told reporter that mans contractor working in th financial district when In need of explosives, frequently sent 'any kind of wagon without going to the trouble of obtaining a permit for their transfer. that They expressed ' the opinion blasting powder and not trinitrotoluol or dynamite was th explosivt and In that killed nearly ' lured hundreds. , Cuban for $10, (By International New Service ) CLEVELAND, Ohio. Sept. 21. 12 Frank S. Queakda, Cubanv l who offered $10,000 for a left ear In New York Monday, will get In touch with Jack Carlton, $428 Linton nvenue, he might be noconi modated. Carlton la endeavoring to reach 'the Cuban, who- le eald Ho-h- a volost hie ear at the age of 14. A New York surgeon told him that an could be performed ' thatoperation would give him one just as good as new, provided ha could find some healthy subject who would permit the transfer. Ques-adfather made the offer of $10,000 which was widely pub, lished. , t Carlton Is 2$, n steel worker and a widower with on child. When asked what he would do with the money- he replied-"Ftrat, Id pay my debts, left ever from my wifes last Illness, then Id buy a lot and use the remainder towards a building dy gle individual, a 82,000,000 total would aflmony be sufficient for, the Demorcatlc nawind. tional W. Gerard James campaign, Bay, St. Louis, Maveland, Biloxi former ambassador to Germany, and (By International News Service) Base Christian and many other polnte NEW YORK, Sept. 22. A "bomb which are auppoeed to have borne the ALBANY, N. Y., Sept. 22. New chairman of tha committee, testified brunt of the storm are cut off fromA York state for the second time with- today before the senate comittee Inwarning waa received at the Brooklyn-pos- communication. The Louisville de- in five months has refused Socialists vestigating toffice today. While it was campaign expenditures Mr. Nashville railroad trains are being to believed be the work of a crank Gerard tha was to railroad the witness the first in bridges because called at right toured participate making Its to activity by the Wall street at RigoleU and Chefmenteura were lwa and has ousted from member the reopening of the inquiry. badly damaged. A train load of peo- ship In the legislative bodes the Sooutrage, federal officlala Immediately Senator Kenyon, chairman, anple were marooned at Chefmenteure cialists once ousted and took steps to put a strong guard about nounced today that the committee had all night.- Brooklyn post office building. only to face the necessity of mak- also Robert Scrippa, subpoenaed The warning wag Written on a posta fit-nis ing third newspaper termination of their Hurricane Center publisher of Cleveland, O.; (By International New Service ) card which wag dropped . Into the In January. B. Lockwood, editor of the George 22. The O.. high DATTON, Sept. Passed Says Report Three of the Chute of the Brooklyn postofflc five Socialists were Republican, a newspaper published in cost of living and the acute housing about 1 a.m. It read; voted out of the assembly The re- Washington, D.C., Jamea L. Heffer-man- , situation throughout the country wera Clear tha building at 12.11 a.m. (By International News Service) The maining two refused to sitTn a "body HOUSTON Tex.. Sept. 22. and treasurer of The directly blamed on the existing meas- Saturday. TNT. Thank You. secretary the so The warning was not signed. The Texas coast today bad escape after the expulsion Star and Stripes, and Loren Talbot ures of taxation by Otto H. Kim, the card was sent to the office of B. M. storm warn of thsir fury ef the hurricane anddown an address in New of Tork and comrades, banker, la who resigned. on in Washington, Gardner, collector Of internal revconnected with X inga have been taken commerce of chamber the Douia Dayton enue for Brooklyn and custodian of Waldman, of. the Eighth the Democratic national committee. structions of the weather bureau.. . the Brooklyn Federal buildings. Mr. concluelon that danger, from Manhattan, district; August Classens Examined by Senator Kenyon. Re today. 'The present taxation system, Mr. Gardner is ill at hla home in Garden CL theThestorm le over was Reached early of the Seventeenth Manhattan disclass of baara the imprint Kahn aald, publican, Mr. Gerard said he had City, Long Island, and tha message ioday by Dr B. Bunnemeyer. direcbead of the Democratic finance and sectional discrimination, penalise waa read to him over the telephone Clue Thwarts Inquiry tor of the Houston weather bureau, trict. and Charles Solomon of the leaveatl .god lDJutry(U)d Beerks. by DepelgtrCelleeior-Willia- m homi," district of Brooklyn were committee on Sept, f and had asked thrift, when condition in thl? city and along Twenty-thir- d . n , and shirker unmolested.. aster Line In Bomb Caie like the work of "the TexaJ coast began to change after expelled on a vote of Id to 4$ after Charles-B- . Alexander, Allan A. Ryan, The speaker averred he waa net 'itlooka to me aa , or crank joke,' possibly - ucock. Indicating that the hurri- hours of for- the said Mr. Gardner. debate, during which the John B. SlAnchfleld.'-Morgacan J. pleading for exclusive relief 'The International Nw Berries.) public (By cane center bed passed to the east wealthy, but that the burden of the rest assured that every precaution majority of the lower houee held that OBrien, Thomas L. Chad bourne, -- NEWcVORK, Sept, 23, Tbere waa- -a of the coast of Texas. of taxation deficiencies -presentthe to govern the Socialists hsve not yet purged guard R." Thornton fall upon shoulder of the masses es sudden reversal of the policy of In. property In Brooklyn, themselves of the disloyalty for which Wilson, Frank M. Patterson. Frank peclally the middle clsssee, and that ment's Sto" Peaks Reached; Mr. he hold said would Gardner of the Wall atreet axplo- yestlgatlon reviand a wise L couragaoua Crocker, George Gordon Battle, Mra only conference with United States Mar expelled. Drifts Toward East theThewere previously ion this afternoon when off pollct burden their could sion' take the ahal Power, and agents of tha depart assembly voted on the question Daniel O'Day, Gordon - Auchincloss, backs. . wera Informed that Ray Clark, emment of afternoon. the justice during of whether Samuel Dewitt and Sam- Percy Straus, Paul Fuller, Jr., and (By International Kaws Service.) ployed, as a foremaa of excavation others to assist him. GALVESTON, Texas, Sept. 22. In uel Orr both of whom were ousted some work being done at Broad and Wall How did you overlook Barney Industrial Commission Cleveland Postmaster the last dilations hers today wera that epring should retain their seats Baruch In making your list ? asked streets, had made a statement that In the tropical disturbance reported Favored in Nebraska Warned of Banks Blow-u- p dynamite waa being moved In WalT eastward. The because of the findings of the assent Chairman Kenyon Associated Trees.) (By gulf had passed to the and I asked Mr. Baruch if he would street last Thursday for use In blast-In- g the atmos- bly judiciary committee In the ori sun is shifting brightly 22. SACRAMENTO, Calif., 8ept. serve." Mr. Gerard replied, "and he rock. (By Associated Press.) (By Associated Frees.) phere Is clear, while the barometer ginal proceedings which were not as told me he did OMAHA. Neb, Sept. Resolutions looking towards mors The story led the police to search not care to do so. 22. CLEVELAND,' Ohio, and tan tide gauge shows normal conSept. 103 out of approximately 1,800 The witness said the committee from that criminal The culpable as their associate. restrictions upon oriental gain on the theory ditions. returned a vote of only 48 for named Included only New Yorkers, but precincts in the state on a conatltu Postmaster Murphy today received an stringent negllgerre and not a The weather bureau predicts no fur- houee into United States ths Immigration two noon letter at that to the was he amendment anonymous their expulsion. While 87 member that empower bomb might be the explanation endeavoring to form a tlonal ther fear from the hurricane need be voted features of the Re- of the plot local committee In each state. state legislature to create an indus- wagonloada of high exploshes wers against evicting them. . tragic affair. fett.' conMr. Gerard to All commission men five upon trial testified been have pass nominated that ths naClark, who appears to be a respon-slbl- e Buelness ingoing on as usual and for being brought into the city and that publican and Democraic state convenin November and un- tional fund would be separate from troversies between employers end em- tha person, made a statement that of which both here merchants who had raised their stocks tions, Reserve Union adjourned tha Faderal bank, laid plans of fusion of Re- state campaign financing adding that ployees in any business or vocation he was told, only a few minutes prior above the mark of possible high water less twicer and Democrats In their dis- he did not know to tbs explosion and while he waa at about tha affected with a publlo Interest give; National Bank and the Citizens Sav- early today. yesterday were busily engaged In low- publicans A resolution adopted by ths Reputr work in the excavation on the new tricts prove effective this time they local organization. anything For the adoption of the amendment, ings a Trust Co., ware to be blown ering them today. Federal authChairman Kenyon asked "If Tam- 2,875 ; against, 1.827. up before midnight. may again be successful. lipan convention placed the gathering stock exchange extension that ato toad There was little opposition, appar- orities communicated with the police on th many hall waa raising monev indehad been brought record aa favoring "cancellation of of dynamite Standstill filled At detectives and automobiles with, " pendently of your committee He say he did not expect the- ently to adoption of en amendment to Shipping Vew York Socialists plare. of were the to Jaeach and rushed the with If you mean the regular organiza- give Nebraska women unrestricted gentleman agreement police load and that he did not want It, for s Awaiting Storm, Crest Plan Election Come-Bac- k tion of the Democratic He aayFthat"' In New suffrage. - Return received thus far three institutions. pan t ec7ulon' of plclur "brides; rig- ha had a "full supply York City, Mr. Gerardparty for tha on th this proposal give 2,704 orous exclusion" of "Japanese immi- the man who Informed him that un replied,'"! amendment NEW ORLEANS, La.. Sept. 22. It think it. The is with waa (48 against toad of the stuff ready to be NEW YORK, Sept. 22.- - Socialist confirmation and and is on grants, legaliAnd and this voted women lying themselves the of you description every expect something from dyne Shipping loaded, replied that perhaps leaders hare were far from Tammany, too? zation of the policy thatAsIatlc shall mite was not Intended for the excat, Senator Kenyon per- other amendments submitted at yestha gulf ooast and ves- downcast over today 4u port-alonthe of three expulsion sisted.election.' Would he declared and special tion gd to a be forever barred from American cititerday sels still out sre scurrying for shel- Socialist members of the legislature. and call up hla emI hardly think so. Mr. Gerard Majorities for all other amendments telephone nearby an amendment to the was federal of the It that the zenship.' predicted assemblymen said, "though their funds will are Indicated by early returns These ter today as tha forerunner and ascertain If a mistake had would be sent back again to Albany the help Include proposals Constitution providing that no child ployer to permit tbe legnot been made in tha shipment. ticket. 'gulf etorm began lashing tbs. waters at the regular fall elections an even by islature to regulate property rights of Clark aaya that in his opinion the of bpra In the United State of alien prospect Mr. Gerard aald "Democrats ears aliens; along the coast with thestorm majority. to create a state budget system; parents shall be considered an Ameri- man referred to was on a wagon striking greater Service News ) International humble and poor the full brunt of the (By I and con8enator the unconstitupeople, Personally, regret to permit regulation of working can citizen unless both parent are of which waa standing near the assay of this afternoon or tonight tional action of the Republican and Kenyon asked about Mr. Baruchs idltions NEW TORK, Sept. 22. One man for women and children; and race eligible to American citizen- flee, the exact spot where the exploAlthough the indications are that ssv-poeeeas.ons personal 1 and those Democratic Morof common school said to was waa shot and killed and another sion occurred require that ship. eral others named- - Rich men. Mr. branches the etorm center would strike the ris Hillquit, assemblymen, Socialist i leader. schola In But the be Nebraska In A description ef the man who. Clark The Republican national party plattaught probably fatally subbed Brooklyn coast which touches New Orleana.lt Socialist party should feel Gerard announced, were scarce as1 in gratified. English. vers, appeared aa the driver, has been (gang feuds early today. Daniel Gil- form was approved and the adminisis expected that all gulf ports will teeth n the Democratic ranks There apparently was little Interest len, was shot twice by five men who tration of Gov, Wm. D Stephen In- given to the police. When last seen. So you have tried to get feel the effects of the hurricane. Tides yourn the election, the vote of both men entered a stora where he waa playing dorsed No specific mention was made according lo the foreman he waa walk-o- f 'ormer Justice Hughes committee mads up of people close began ewelllng last -night and falling gnd women being extremely light, which cards. He waaklflfd, Thomas Monprohibition but on plank declared, Ing In the direction of the essay office to source barometers foretold danger the of chatr-man Wealth? the Denounces Ouster Action of all Ians Tbe explosion occurred within a few tagus was attacked on the street by for "rigid enforcement quickly wirelessed, telegraphed they.-poulthat .so proceeded,? .AMERICAS PAPERS STOLEN nnd then; The Itemocratir- - platform Included a seconds fletnCu tther gtgbbed. him make a telephoned to outlying'pcrts.coast touch plana seeking a feoeral amendment to' If this story turns out td be si . (By A seoclated ' Frees. ) TOKIO.. Sept- - 21. Two Japanese fled. He was taken to a hospital Inhabitants along tha west In- ; Exactly.- - Mr- - Gerard setha remarkable circumrtanee " Japanese children born In thish0 w,r arrested when trying to sell where hla condition la eald to be NEW YORK, Sept. 22. While Soare today hurrying to high ground bo'ok from The witness produoed a responded. Ind of the anarchist from made. been the have of ' stocks Two arrests rious. citizenship; acquiring finding store country a Household been whloh good had land. records brought In which showed Amr,can docum,,,a of Nations, sent ers threatening note In the mall box the to cialist leaders .were conferring here the League stalivestock are being rushed Yokosuka stolen from naval and the ait the of the national com, end in-- at Pine atreet nearby will have to be -creeling to President Wilson safe trom destruction today on the-- next step to obtain rep- mlttee.- -receipts The total shown was $128, tion were sentenced to 10 years im- Meandering Bovine places believedwater. D PhelanS explained by Chief Flyhit of the de Janie Senator doraed newsto wind and New In of resentation the the 821. prisonment today, according party by In Congreas to exclude Jap- - partment of Justice or the postal au" Hurricane warning have been sent York Provides Sleuth With papers here. Charles E. Hughes, Several Gate $3,000. anese from this counter thorittes. out covering the territory as far bast head ofassembly, committ the Bar Association Both conventions selected presidenStill see Clue to Mr. "I as Pensacola and waetward to Browns- tee, which Baruch came Whuky restohe opposed the ouster of the tial electors Limerick Councillor is ville, Texaa Socialist delegation, last wln r. Is- cue with- $8,000. according to tha last turn, ice Bert ) News commented International Chairman (The the statement a sued A LI. NT condemning Kenyon.. C PULI HOLLK - Killed in Hotel j That Is right BRIGHTON. Colo., Sept- - 22 Besecond unseating lam night. Entire Gulf , Coast TOKIO. Kept, 21. Fifteen hundred cause on of his cows Imbibed too Socialist mem- ..'I.1?. 5 Uoheney of ouster the another "The gave di Chairman Kenyon read. AuPrepares for Hurricane bers of the assembly Is an act of in- $8,000, Belmont (By Internstloral News Service) fregly or a Jug of whisky, John Con- new cases of cbowra have been In Jatl covered In Korea, according to an of $8,000; who Is he? DUBLIN. Bept. 22. A man Idennor, Oermer living near her credible folly and is In flagrant dis- gustus This at Beoul, issued statement Oh. he's a heredlUry Democrat. tified aa Councillor Lynch of Limtoday charged with violating the pro flclal (By International Newa Service ) regard of the fundaments! principles "Another $1,800 makes the tots'! number of victims of erick, from Doheney," said Mr. as killed in. the Roval Lx. hibitlon law. f American Institutions, FORT WORTH. Tex., Sept- - 12. BY DOLTS P. KIRBY. more of 20.900, than disease the the senator remarked turning a page here early today change Hotel early today, The slay- -' Motoring along the road. Sheriff whom more than 4,000 have died. Hughes. Reports reaching B. N. oil "His BUff interests are in Mexico, aren't (I. er ts alleged to be a Mark and tan communities along tha Correspondent ) 1 am absolutely opposed to Socialthat Gormly was delayed by ths unsteady our they? to Tbs auxiliary poib'e reI 22 fo wish Is from ee Florida An the MEXICO because ism oil coast It and bovthe. Investigatkeya of ths policeman CITT, navigation Sept. gulf In England have been "He may hare eome In California." for instituliofia preserved that I think this enlisted cruits a he small discovered prepared haystack In ing the Texaa lagoons art now with a decrees famine along great black and tan by the nicknamed soaked with approach- action, which Is of the essence of So- Mr. Gerard aald "He waa a rand ft had been that the expected hurricane thoroughly date for nomination for vice presi. the production of Mexican petroleum wtilaky from a broken jug. Further Sinn Frlners. gulf coast. vietism, should be denounced. ing along the before the Democratic forecast here today by J. A search dlaclosed much more booze and vu Weather bureau warnings tola of aTt , Is The more flagrant because sflT!.w vortex of tropical, storms approach- (Hew.-- member of tboassembly had Boyden Appointed The witness testified that Secretary Ffiftt.HrrepmctiUtfrd orThSTfffW a as just . been In accordance Ing the coest with New. Orleans who has been States board, shipping of War Baker gave $80. ' with our law and at a fair election To Financial Con?m . Its center. Tha traffic lane of the gulf were and because, so far aa provision of st Ben, Kenyon observed that W J ou- .conducting an "investigation la the t Bhouse. aa assistant secretary the Mexican oil fields. He chargee that quickly being cleared of vessel to the Constitution ef the Soria IK party treasury, had (By Internationa! Nen Service) (By Associated Press) given an 'unnamed the world has been deceived as to the rapt wins ofsentvessels In obedience WABHINOTON amotmt. Bept 22 WICHITA, Kaos, Bpl. 22. were Appoint, wireless them by oil warnings district. of ths real Ilampico output ment of Boland W Boyden of B( We accept subscription from oflg a freshman at In the many Allen McCoy, new worrying for safe havens wells "Wells faster ro l8n dry fice holders, Mr. Gerard eald, but erly. Mass, as unofficial represent, harbors along the coast. Phelan. The college, naa brought home five of th United Btate at tha Brns-e- l Im again asking them for money. are brought In said Mr. ' Tha storm a approach is being herMexstate that below waist the Mexican government ' financial congress. under th Hsve ye made any budget of extoday panrlylsed alded by falling' barometer and has a potential production of1 Leagnw of.Natbm wag announced to "aa a upper by Chairman Kenyon asked ico reaulFoFniazing penditure? swelling tide from Corpus Christ i but (By Associated Press ) "I have nothing to de with that. 1.444,444 barrel of ell today day by Bee y. Houston. to New Orleena class men at Emporia college. H Is not r--f ported PUEBLO. Colo, Sept. 22 A a ex Mr Gerard said. (By AeeodaCed Frees!) nature of hurricane "I am Informed think this nasertton The erratic to refused divulge I fear a crisis in the oj! tra Denver A Rio Grand again today Ft PORT MOt NT freight- - j PARIS. Sept. 22 France win pay that $19 9 a needed for expenses by facta h Is said by weather bureau official tbe eames, of Ha, baser, aPer . given out for the train, net bound, Irottc-- Bfri supply. Figure M8A low of Gov. Cox' special train, 21 r.av cause ths present disturbance toj.every doi.ar of the $28 that Japanese WAFJtfNflTON'Bept n Utti The me .strict' swerve from he charted course north jdus in New Tork Ori. 18, M. Frao-'- -' Ken. Harrison $181 for Tampico d having told robere authorities wants. exceeded Julv export import morning! during 8 484 18 904 this derailed were eclock at foots-. . a rest, min iK er of finance,, of- - sneakers . . ? 2 expense - Trank tin D August shipments are r Hi Thr po jU, jjr J.f ?9 .., cttryulax. rannrt, mirix-v-s- t pfrio hrveie of .1 AA. orir -- Cent. Jtnarm f. hwo-- at Tayler'e jPotei. sbovti 23 Jfr-t- a " ftofrort BSUi o. Cjw; I,; ny aoroUftfva VO VOe awhteee Eleven rarif fefrne f tfort war tlf get lbm Bgrfri. II8 efid i? per fceht more of Canon City b f coast pert IndtcetsleT today. hod j has already received $18 994." , XJbx -- NX - smpir during 1Juy sent at-'drew track end were considerably damagb In trouble ( Thle sure Is Frances share ef ths( T dont understand this game of than July. 128 Our eomperrfes tbeee eveihr (treCa'utlon haa been taken 47.009 98. despu vaiuod at tn goods A wreck waa on No ed for Injure stored A a their supply up CoatBen said a upon loaa me in dost rial situation experienced these ete t prevent rspethtew $89 899 894 paying peakers expense. pbyairiane today said hi parath te bar from stseeu t welt puehle r. and get pinched Missouri of States Catted from Tve ad ia tbe similar shipments f previous disasters during tbe Bend, Democrat, dp ring th rammer. lysis may be penranetrL all available. petKiun for shipment." tracks cleared this afternoon. way paid my expense ia campaign. turbaoce. 2 . I TAX METHODS ' ARE SCORED BY - MONEY EXPERT ed ae as II bs-fo- re - f, be-co- ; '' ( STRONG ACTION -- wlll-be-tak- en TAKENAGAINST 1- ta NIPPON INFLUX rns -- 7 FEUD OF GANGS g PROVES FATAL I K d d fight-dorse- FAMINE IN OIL - IS THREATENING 1 Frosh Seriously '": "mT FREIGHT TRAIN MIPS RAILS Em-por- JP4IF H V r-- -- -- sg, gle-Tren- sd -' 1 |