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Show A cn-ploy- IT E Miffl EM l X 4 LAST EDITION a 1 how to bomntlf jr your home call 489. The city hagrounds a horticultural adviser to assist In making Ogden a more beautiful city. 3Lako u of him. OGDEN CITY, UTAH SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 7, 1921. 117 Year-N- o. st ogded frt Information on IP Utah Showers and somewhat colder tonight; freezing temperature in west portion; Sunday generally fair. Fifty-fir- help beautify For MB iSBBwa P:M, & IWW HPWMM. ed PWw"Ph U; 5 1 1? I .L9 3 . SEHLEHW. 4 BEN F 11 D EC I . . IIU . GETS WELCOR WELCOMED HOME OF B M EU TO BOSTON Edison Would Use Movies Instead of School Books USKS pation Will Mean End of Difficulties NEW YORK, May Bostonians. Doesn't Mean U. S. Enters World League, Officials Emphasize ; PARIS, May Newspapers of this city today expressed great satisfaction with Washing&m dispatches announc- One Paper Says English Three Factors. Used in BasBelief That Slack SeaNavy Never Could Help ing . son Is Passing Fight U.S. LONDON, 7 May The A systems Plot Discovered in Time to Prevent Sinking of Amer- he said, 4 pictures. a child's them amazingly ignorant. The fault, he said, was not in the leges, nor the men; their early education had been poor. ican Vessel BALTIMORE , low-wat- up-grad- Join Marine Strike as 'YO U DARE NOT SHOOT,' BLUFFS BR T1SH MAJOR FACING POL er e, FIR SQUAD; MOT FIRED ( BIGMOVEHT o. , con-.confere- Anglo-Japane- WOMAN KILLS se Businessi, ot iUSYGO RNER NEWPORT NEWS, Va.f May 7. The shipping- board steamer Willimantic, loading here, was found today with every seacock open and fifteen feet of water in her hold. The closing of the bulk- - . sinking. BALT I MORE, Md.. . se $15.-000,0- 00 c Fur- 7. May ther complications weer added to the marine strike situation here today by the refusal of union towboat engineers to remove shipping board vessels which g crew. contain a United States Marshal Stockham this morning began serving the In junction is sued by Federal Judge Rose last night restraining strikers from picketing inlarge numbers, or or forcibly detaining men who wish to Join crews of vessels of the Baltimore Steamship company, which operates shipping board craft only. IIXGLNEOLS OUT. BOSTON. Mass.. May 7 Tugboat engineers Joined the marine strike here today attempted to fill tine riacro oi FiriKing- uremen, ine 'walkout for a time tied up all towing operations with the exception of municipal work. The steamer Iowan from Pacific ports via New Tork reached her pier unassisted. strike-breakin- intim-idatln- g -- when-owner- s - y oo ive Russo-JaDane- TROUBLE Boston Tugboat Engineers col- prices - broke and. business depression beganto ing the United States had decided A poll of the more optimistic bankresume her part in the supreme allied ers and manufacturers discloses a council, the council of ambassadors growing belief that business has and the allied. reparations commission. reached mark and is now and the Japanese battleship. action of the ; 1721. It was declared that thewas on because the The crown will remain the result American government ONE Previous business depressions aboard the Katoriprince over Sunday, pro- have of French diplomacy, and would fa-- j always run their course in from ceeding to London Monday. cilitate a general settlement of peace 9 to 11 months. . PERTINENT EDITORIALS. TWO The stock market apparent, problems. between Newspapers of this city printed ed- ly Is on a definite though very slow Referring to divergencies Minister Premier Briand and Prime itorials complimentary to Japan this upward movement; which began April .the Lloyd George, which arose during morning as a welcome to Prince Hiro-hit- 14. ) He will come to London on meeting of the supreme allied counTHREE Brad'treet for the cil at London, the Matin declared that an elaborate nrocrram of country over, "a faster reports, and' Monday in pace of will begin. The London! of shoes, leather, . bituminous output the opposition of the latter to many entertainment Silesia, May G. German requests that the frontier M. Briand's demands "stopped' as by Times says it has learned the Official crude petroleum, automobile coal, 0PPELN, and and Silesia be opened and that all political prisonenchantment" when he was told re-of dinner to have been given Thursday tires; a decrease In the number of the United States note to Berlin me oeen in nas cars idle loadallies in Upper Silesia be released have been granted ers iiunur oi the held and reports of better '"6'u prince by cancelled upon suggestion from the ings on the railways generally; and an by the interallied commission here. Decision whether the use of jecting the : German reparations proroyal visitor, who took this action be- improved tone In iron and steel." posals. J cause of the coal crisis in Great BritGerman government troops .would be permitted in Silesia and whethPESSIMISTS FREDICT. WASHINGTON STUDIES. ain. deSome 7. Oil The think Standard executives WASHINGTON, May er the Polish frontier would be closed was expected early today. will not be completed COULDN'T FIGHT U. S. cision of President Harding to have readjustment An armored train was run from In commenting upon the arrival of for another five months or even a a personal representative present at to Kreuxburg, about 30 miles Breslau counthe Japanese prince, the Telegraph al- year. Extreme pessimists believe that meetings of the allied supreme of here, by Germans last northeast luded to the United States and the business for several years will be like, cil as wel as unofficial representawas turned over to allied and night a In on teeth the States accumulated with the saw, tives of the United alliance. It said the Council Sees Trade authorities there. The allies accepted Foreign of ambassadors and the could not be invoked to range demand for necessities occasionally treaty that in view of the reports the train, Increased Confidence in the British navv alongside that of Ja- - bringing revivalifor was being several months. -- to ti Hack ' Kreuxreparations commission intended 'Pole th however-wauld-Jitoh far pan "in. the unhappy event. of a..Con-- l Average, studied carefully in all quarters When Rosenberg was ..' burg today telowv normal. two powmaritime Poles a British major taken the by GASOLINE SLASHED. ers of the Pacific"- It was 'emphas!zed"'In the highest as control officer was who acting i Standard Oil of Indiana has cut gas. rRINCE IS administration circles that the step did TWENTY, was Polish leader there arrested 7. AdopCLEVELAND, Ohio, May bya "Prince Mich!." or Hirohito Michin-omiy- a, oline three to four cents a gallon in not mean the participation of the tion was a who officer unpolice formerly comconvention west. Similar cuts of the general eldest son of Emperor Yoshi-hit- o the middle coming United States in any project "of a The of command the der the major. to the throne in east. Gasoline in Chicago wholemittee's platform, including the rec- of and heir apparent world government or world league." ordered Polish leader the that major in Lon20 a lowest 20cents at to is saling' Colonel Harvey, ambassador gallon, ommendation that official sanction be of Nippon, in the years old. a major be shqt and ordered a squad of five lieu- four years. a and infantry don, will be the president's representaarmy men to. execute him. a:, a tenant commander in the Japanese plan for gigantic THE GOLD FLOOD. tive on the supreme council and al- given As the squad took ijs place the mainto tho Flood of gold, pouring movement participated in by the navy. Admiral Togo, naval hero of to bind the though withoutwillpower jor said: not war. fnr a nnmhsr United States, swamps New York asbe in position to United States, Great Britain, France the United States, dare to shoot where"Youdo can Washit tof handle years has directed the Crown say office, though Do-estiforward much information to and Japan and China, to provide cap- Prince's Poles lowered their rifles the and upon Business Interests a day. Since most countries education. He is a member ital to develop commercial possibiliington. to and fire. refused have flood the the export embargo qn gold, 'COUNCIL OF FOUR. royal party of 19 on its pres-jeties of China, closed the National For- ,of Troubles Assigned The situation in this city, which tour of Europe. It is the first is believed to have its origin in Rus.The supreme council is an out- eign Trade Council's convention tobeen growing 'appreciably more has sia. Will easier. make Crime a. of money as Cause UI me U1UUU council of four, which day. Other recommendations in the vniRB made more serious by growth of the tense, h0 been on Number of commercial failures royal has ever gone abroad. functioned at Paris during the draft- report included: of refugees. of hundreds arrival the An observing disposition, a retenti-tiv- e down grade, but total liabilities still Establishment of a governmental been and ing of the peace treaty, and to it have have wounded Many severely 7. Mrs. tend upward. memory and a keen desire for May La., NEW ORLEANS, been referred for settlement many im- bureau for the expansion of foreign excited stories with have the people British consols, before the iwar con- Fred R. Levee of Los Angeles, shot and of including the Am- trade, the active support of a nation- knowledge are said to characterize the sidered portant questions, alleged Polish brutalities. The refbarometer of securities prices, erican protest to the league of na- al financing corporation and a nation- Crown Prince, and his three brothers. are The here ugees today. husband augmented by residents of killed her on up grade, but lowest since 1797. wc i im.ca loauuiiu, Aonunuo ana campaign for foreign Takahito tions against the award to Japan of is.a wide educational are a silent demonstration yesof the held In heart the occurred TRADE TABLOIDS. are shooting to show simitrade extension reported expected to be lar mandate for the island of Yap. It noon before up and afternoon, section terday parading business shortly Pennsylvania and Virginia foundry aptitude. "Mlchi" from his earl- iron of the among the recommendations in fact, expected to take up the whole streets. , down with the crowded were principal streets when In cases the iest to $27 advances recourt the spotted youth, chronologers say, a ton. Makers general convention committee. mandates, which was Prince. Hatzfeld. German delegate subject of recent has been especially interested in hisUNBALANCED EXCHANGES. trying to convince persons. notes of the Ameron hunopened by the interallied commission,' declarwas witnessed by beThe shooting backward buyers that bottom prices "The business world is suffering to- tory and ongeography and is so well in- have ican government to Great Britain, ed that every effort was betalk brief a yesterday followed and been reached! dreds formed Notworld" affairs that since day from unbalanced exchanges. to France, Italy and Japanmade hold back the Germans, Levee which ing from 1919 Los tween Business in better shape around the couple Another important question which withstanding the position of the Unit- he haswhen he attained his majority, but the danger was Increasing that, else. turned had Lumber than away. taken Angeles in anywhere the of the councils part it has been indicated will be taken up ed States as a creditor nation, to the hourly. herself on the outlook up Levee Mrs. Pacific coast. gave a brighter family and with the council by Mr. Harvey is the present unstable financial condition of seat imperial He added that, according to Gerof Great Lakes police. She refused to make a state- man in the House of Peers occupied Only a fourth in the Imworld, especially possibility of initiating. a world con- aof large partis ofthethefundamental information, there are at least 146 will season. work ment. Diet. this cause freighters perial disarmament. ference for Europe, 60,000 was out . COMPLETES EDUCATION. divorce, lesia. Poles under arms In Upper Siof Toledo now laid up Mrs. Levee seeklng'a operating oo of our own business depression," the Born on April 29. 1901, he was pro- indefinitely. committee report said. accordinng to the police. URGKD TO ACT. . Woolen BOND AGENT WOULD, worsted ex- claimed Crown fall on for and Prince Business Interests also were said al-to goods, nations whose 30, Imports July to delivery. In vrv eond Kh.m nonnrlfil. have "Foreign PARIS. 1912. when in his the May 7. (By the Associated Involved been father couple's have been succeeded their exports compellI Pres-- ) IMPEACH GOVERNOR ceed The allies have sent to the domestic troubles. ed to curtail purchases because of In- the throne as 122nd emperor of Japan lv women' wm r 40 leged Steel industry at upon the death of Meiji. When six Mrs. Levee, police say, recently was allied high commission in Upper Siper cent capacability to pay bv exports. Revived old auto he was years ity. stimulates enrolled TERM. In Baton Rouge, where she fruitlessly lesia an urgent request to act CREDITS. LONG industry among the finished MADISON. Wis., May 7. The imin the suppression of the Polsoof steel the school sheets. sales, Peers Parker pupils in is that the particularly Tokio, "It agreed attempted to have Governor J. Blaine be- lution generallyupon ish Number peachment of Gov. John the of New York in so to husband receiving our employed her uprising In that district, using th customary elementary sign extradition papers cause of his refusal to glveten minute? create depends facilities forability n common allied education-.inow state, asschool national to troops for the purpose. They California. barometer, purthe only be returned could daily listen to pose ofadequate upon 17 per cent less than year ago. Averof his time on a busy day-tunre also sociation that the commission report with other Amerito children her walked the of Mrs. Levee today up drawing surplus the troubles of a local bond house, can investment as quickly as possible on the' settle12 per cent. age down wage his corner on in a in was aristocracy. order that funds Upon who graduation husband, standing was asked by Victor. H. Arnold, presi- the 1914 there was established the ImperCrude oil production greatest in his- outside a' hotel, and after exchanging ment of the boundaries between Polong term credits so badly needed dent of the Madison company, in a by European ial March output exceeded October, a few words with him, shot him in land and Germany In this area as a Education furtory. institute within the precountries may be cincts of the Crown Prince's estate 1920, previous high record. result of the recent plebiscite. petition to the legislature. nished. back. N the The interview was asked, according and cotSilk French circles appeared much conthere for "Michl" several Japan: years creation immediate oo Improves, industry urge the 4 to Arnold's statement, because no ef-- : of "We studied under private tutors. This ton trade gets worse. cerned today over nws received of the under institutions financial Revival of building awaits lower fort had been made on the part of the' Edge law, whose machinery will facili- year saw the completion of his acathe arrest by fifty Germans who had local district attorney to secure evi- tate extension of long-tercrossed the frontier of Captain to demic course which his father, the costs. Prices so far have fallen av- TREES ALONG ROADS credits dence in a local bond company where the French army, controller mother. Empress Seda-k- o erage of only a fifth, says C. S. Tayfree exchange of exports and Emperor and HONOR WAR HEROES of- theofdistrict to Arnold accused the vice president of promote decided of who round out with foreign lor, financial editor of Architectural imports. was on a tour of inspection. the company with embezzling funds. "The increased confidence prevail- travel. The Japanese embassy in Forum and Builders Journal. Sales of nation's 37 leading departArnold declared that he believed ing in the American business world Washington formally announced last WOULD DISARM FOLKS. WASHINGTON, May 7. The movehe would not visit the Unit ment stores only 5 per cent less .than ment the action of the governor in refusing denotes national of daagr February the trees MAIDSTONE. the to along disappearance England, May 7. ea states. year ago, despite lower prices. Indi- highwaysplant to see him "is. opposed to public pol- of financial panic." to men who (By the Associated memorials as Prens.) Prime cates vast pent-u- p . oo REPORT OP INTRIGUE. public purchasing gave service In the world war was; Minister Lloyd George declared today icy "and endangers the rights, privilAbout thisil same time it was report-- ! power. eges and freedom which the constituby President Harding in a that if Germany disarmed In accord-letttu uiai Aiirm b tour aoroaa was aue of In last six years, world's production endorsed tion of the United States gives to hiro ALIENS SMUGGLED to Joseph Mj Patterson, lance with the treaty of Versailles, she to an intrigue to annul his betrothal cotton has been so low that, com- one orwritten as a citizen of the same." was entitled to ask that the allies Ineauor me ui mo to the Princess Nagako, an expose of pared with pre-wooOVER MEXICAN LINE which a whole Tribune, and made public normal, the at sist on the disarmament of Poland. Friday a movement to year's production been lost. has precipitated He made this declaration in addressing .House. White ALIEN WOMAN DIES y oo have him designated as Regent. The a of this plan. "A meeting of 5,000 persons under the adoption general Crown Prince's ability to serve as AT AMERICA'S DOOR WASHINGTON, May 7. A system in the of the National Unionists as"would, Mr. wrote, auspices Harding of smuggling Europeans into this coun- Regent was shown in May, 1920, when FAIR COOL WEATHER of as one the noted sociation. be year, coming wrth what was be oo try through Mexico has grown up in his father, stricken useful and beautiful ideas which ourI AND FROSTS COMING soldiers 'a serious illness, relinNEW YORK, May 7. After-tollinthe past three months, it was said lieved tohisbeduties France. from back brought to his son. At this quished LONG HIKE MADE TO for months in stricken Hungary to Friday at the department of labor. am pleased to know that the Idea Hirohito represented the emperexgather passage money to America for Slavs, Spaniards and Jews number- time taken up, quite WASHINGTON. May 7. Weather has been already MOOSE CONVENTION herself and two children, "Mrs, Cather- ing about 125 have been captured' by or in an important state function, reconsiderable proand that for tensively the week predictions ceiving foreign on diplomatic representabeginning ine Idijevic today hanged herself immigration officers while trying tp in private audience. The alleged Monday are: gress has been made. If the the liner Finland, at the very door of cross the border, it was stated, and tives of state, municipal and county atO., May 7- Officers and Upper Mississippi and lower Misplot to rrevent his marriage was these will be deported. Ships have tributed her goal. Her ambition to have-thbe secured, as theTOLEDO, may administrations souri .team Local drill of the Sitka. Alaska, to rains the norclans of valleys: and rivalry political children become Americans may not brought 500 Europeans to Vera Cruz but of the forestry services, of the lodge, have started by dog team on temperature first half, fair and well as and shortly after the announcement mal be realized for they probably wilf be recently, and some of them, it is be- of his to be it the state, cool nation ought of latter the their first tour will half. was that Journey lap prospective it given deported lest they become public lieved, may have succeeded in getting out In Tokio that the wedding would advance in a bring them to the International conRocky mountain and Plateau rrrinm- - possible to make a rapid across the border. charges. time.' short A be solemnized vention of the Loyal Order of Moose cool. and Fair comparatively Frosts return. his upon probable. oo r ooDelay in granting of vises abroad, RECALLS the week of June 26, according Ito states: CELEBRATION. Pacific Cool, partly into cloudy and the anxiety of -aliens to get BLAIR OPPOSED AS The visit of Eu- and local showers: to word received today by Mayor Schree-be- r. "Michi" Prince this country before proposed restric- rope recalls the national .. WELCOMED j . ooACTRESS jubilation REVENUE DIRECTOR tive laws go into effect, offjcials be- which ensued throughout e Seventy-fivmembers on of the JackJapan lieve, are the causes of the sudden November 3, 1916, when with THE TO STAGE TRANSPORT BACK BRINGS team as Simon costumed sonville, Fla., mystic increase In such smuggling. rite on. come will was horseback. he and formalAn pomp Legrees, courtly sen7. 6000 The WASHINGTON. May AMERICAN oo DEAD as consecrated memly as dressed Alabama Crown and Prince delegation ate finance committee deferred action TURIN. May 7. Eleanora . Duse, bers of the Ku Klux Klan also will heir to the throne. It was the birthtoday on the nomination of David H. NEW TAXES OPPOSED actress, returned to come on horseback.-- . day anniversary of the illustrious HOBO KEN, N: J., May 7. Officers Italy's celebrated Blair, of North Carolina,' to be comafter 15 last Mutsuhito was whose years' reDecision on the site In the south night stage the recent death BY AUTO INDUSTRY being lamented by millions of his sub- commanding the army transport tirement. . She appeared missioner of internal revenue, opposr in Ibsen's for the 31,000.000 colony-fo- r aged ed in the senate by Senator Johnson, Somme, which docked Friday with "Lady of the Sea." at the Balbo members On same this Irn of the order. Is expected to jects. date the 1889, 1235 American soldiers who bodies of Republican, California. After hearing with bring large delegations from the Emperor had been proclaim- died In the war, said the transport theatre, which was crowded evidence on both sides the committee . DETROIT, Mich., May 7. Plans to reigning The welcome Crown ed personages.. Prince. was It the prominent prime Wheaton would bring 600O more next extended the actress, was most en- southern states. - oo adjourned to resume the inquiry next oppose proposals for an increase in of the beautiful Japanese autumn, , week. They added that 25,000 to federal taxation on.the automobile in- when the gorgeous thusiastic. oo ' Thursday. chrysanthemum, more remained in French cemedustry were completed by the National the crest of After the second '.act. Captain BARON BURGHCLERE, Japanese . Automobile chamber of commerce, house, is seenthe LONDON SHIPS GpLD in all its glory.imperial teries. Hostmenturi. acting war minister of DIES here. The Industry. Alfred DIRECTOR, meeting One striking feature of the "celebrafree state of Flume, who headed ' the TO NEW YORK BANKS Reeves, general manager of the organ- tion was the Shinto ceremony in the called "Tsuboklri-no-Thurufriof Flume women, prewhich a delegation ization declared, already was being sanctuary of the "Kashlkodokoro" or had been as the acress is Duse." "The sented to Yoshihlto given his LONDON, May7 Announcement is by additional heavily mirror burdened, sacred where a bouquet of made centurand any .with for known, n father at the time of his own elevation; popularly of the death of Herbert NE WYORK, May 7. Gold valued taxation: would be unfair. ies other princes of themany RepreGabriele D'Annunrio. blood from when roses Threes bea diroyal "Mlchl" later years Baron Burghclere, at more than $5,000,000 arrived today sentatives were named to present the had been proclaimed heirs apparent. came of age the event was celebrated great patriotic demonstration followed rector Gardner, & Oriental on the Mauretania from England, con- proposals, in of Peninsula the On this congresbefore also occasion, the Emperor with festivals throughout the Japanese with frantic cheers for Italy, Kleanora Steamship company. Baron hearings Burgh-clersional committees. signed to New Y,ork bankers. conferred upon hid son a sacred sword emjpire. , . Puse aiid D'Annucxlo. was born in ISIS. w -- . . Sympathy .Move By ALBERT AFPTvE. One year ago this week, wholesale Japanese Prince Hiro- Katori, bringingtVia The occasion warship boyhood. Tannna-hito.- r heii. nMrn nn .rnf tnv vv nJCbiiov which marked the 200th anni- .throne, on his visit to England, ar at Spithead shortly after eleven versary of the founding of the rived o'clock today. The British warships New England Courant by in port were decorated and Franklin and his brother in salutes were elaborately exchanged between them his 7. 4 HOLDOFSHIP criticism of primary schools was given to quala statement that after a series of examinations of previous ify college men, applicants for positions in his plant, he had found Escorted by military and civic organizations, the statue of the statesman and philosopher, en route from Baltimore to Waterbury, Conn., was the central figure in a parade through the streets of OF WATER IN 7. Thomas A. Edison said today. The scientist declared the present primary school were poor and unattractive to children. The remedy,' borcsome to eliminate books and teach with motion "is This is a more vivid, more compelling method of holding y WASHINGTON STUDIES FIFTEEN FEET Substitution of moving pictures for in the nation's elementary schools would in twenty years bring about an advancement of ten centuries in civilization, .OR MARKED British Warships Decorated Business Depression Began and Complimentary SalJust One Year Ago This Mass., May BOSTON,Franklin utes Are Fired Week- temporarily returned home today in bronze, attention." hailed by thousands of latter-daMr. Edison's EDITORIALS COMMENT NEARLY RUNS COURSE Paris Thinks U. S. Partici- ft? FA'S'FS FRANCE P MID CLIMB JAPAN? IS mm SHOT SELF' DURING SLEEP, FATHER SAYS nt Fwc I . Op-pel- n, ST. LOUIS, May 7. William H. Orth. 49, years old, a carpentier, shot and killed himself Friday in a death bed statement he Is said to have declared he committed the act while asleep. "Don't look on me as a suicide," he is reported to have said. I must have got up in and shot my sleep. myself." Mr. Orth was the father of nine children. -- oo - - , ner-getical- ly o . YUCATAN LAWMAKER SHOT BY ASSASSINS MEXICO CITY, May 7.JeronImo of the state of Yucatan, was shot and killed while walking through the main plaza of Merida yesterday. Maguel Gonzales, another deputy, was seriously wounded. Four men riding in art automobile which dashed past the two deputies fired a volley at them and then sped away. Both" deputies were prominent Socialists. Moguel. a member of the legislature oo SAYS ARMY OUSTED INNOCENT FIGHTERS De-blo- ls, m - Ober-Gloga- u, ' 1 A 1 A lllfl-l.ll.- A . m er I -- WASHINGTON, May 7. Review Of court martial proceedings which resulted during the war in dlshonorible discharge of officers and men from the military service is proposed in a bill introduced by Representative Johnson, Republican, South Dakota. Mr. Johnson nald 5.000 officers and men had been "hastily tried by court martial; and erroneously convict en." -- oo . ar --- , ADVENTIST COLLEGE LOST IN NIGHT. FIRE , ! g rv, 1T ion - - . e " - - - -- ? - , ! . , , . . 30.-0- 00 . . SHIP . - Ccful-stou- " ' e . v -- oo- BIG WARSHIP GOING TO ASIATIC FLEET WASHINGTON, May 7 Is to be assigned to A dread-naug- ht the Am- erican Asiatic fleet for the first time. It was learned today that the Florida will be sent to the far eastern station sometime this summer, replacing the armored cruiser Huron as flagship of Admiral Strauss, . "" I oo COURT POSTPONES TRIAL OF CHESTER - ." - SEATTLE. Wash.. Mar 7. Eis-htstudents at Auburn college. Auburn, 22 miles south of here, were driven from bed by fire which late Friday nlrht destroyed the administration anil dormitory bulldlntrs. The loss is est maiea at z&o.oou. xne college is maintained by the Seventh Day Advent church. KANSAS CITY, Mo., Hay 7. Trial O bezel Chester on a charge of flnst detrree murber In connection with the kHUnfC of Miss Florence Barton here last September 2, was postponed hy agreement today until May 23. The erf trial wC scheduled for next Monday, |