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Show - - " r , ,'? eV' on. 11.,, , , ' In re ot, 4 Ad onlb. I $741, .:. es 1 . j - I ' w , lo iA .W 'I, -- otoi , 41.1k rills,5111rForcall Roof of 154sto Biota Building Maximum yesterday Minimum yesterday lidr Minimum today' 52 a. ro, today P . g . JP 6 PAGES SALT :fl A LAKE , OcyrOBER , - 1921' 20- SEVENTY-SECON- ... . , YEAR,: D tr,o 1 LUj Used in Attempt ." ,. on Ilenick's Life FORTH HOPE ., (By Amociatedj'reml) lice authorOct. 20.--itlea investigating the explosion of an infernal machine in the residence of Myron T. Herrick. American ambassador to Pratwe rester . day. report that apparently a British bomb. widely used during the war wart concealed In the package sent to the ambassador. Mr Herviek's valet recognized the sotmd given out by the package when it was opened as being that of a bomb. Ile was formerly a sot. dier in the Brithdt forces in France. No eine as to those who plotted to assaminate. Mr Herrktk bas been found. Fragments of the wrapper Of the deadly package are being examined hi the hope that ft may he possible to trace its origin. It was badr. ly shattered by the explosion, and there would appear to be little trope of detecting the criminal. Paris newspapers today voiced horror at the outrage- and printed and photographs bmg aorounts showing Ow- - wrecked room- - hz4latz Herrick residence.P.11,2.18. 11010 0 TROOPS ill sfro.catigidi,....::154',3fomAlloputiormnEss" :istriATEGIc i:...:..,;(637Biliii:it iliAtelg FOIL Si11 (By Aesociated Preto.) ats NEW TORN, Oct. over the world will benefit from the 11110A00 obtained by the side of the Ewes hoimemead here. Mho Caroline Ewen. who occupied the property for rears with her two Meters, had a munion for toring for rots. She devoted herlife to establishing relief organise,lions for stray cam and when she died, left olther estate for earm. Ing on the work. She cut off her two sisters in her will because they were oot suffkliently enthusituitio about cata, 1130011 POIIIIS Revolution Depose Ministry and Foini New One. ,?Ah5ToRts..TRIAL I! 111 D n IjUituu L.: Dramatic Situation Marks Authorities of French Capital Will Take ExtraordinHearing, When Porto Rican is Called in Priest's ary Precautions in ConnecMurder Case. tion With Communist - S 20.--C- Monarchisb aisd Militarists ... CLOT UPERV!S!O.i MR10E031101 British 17ar Bomb pv0.9.0R..,::::::.A.Q.110,...11r.:i:.ouEQ7..05C3E811..:1::311111ASSI I. 1$ 4 - UTAH TIIIIRDAY , In Bloellleis , r:64.....F .... .. 10 a. In. Noon today kii4','O:'i4..':':;,f'A:::.:o44s::.4:4'o'.s.'o:oiht..::.1$k':p4:iii'p.'ólite All , ' "' and 9 Temperature& .r., Of SETTIME11 Po Leaders of "Big Five" Brotherhoods Go Into Secret Session to Air Grievances Les:ding to Walkout Call. , (By Associated Press.) CHICAGO. Oct. 20.--- The prop- ties rail strike cannot be postponed. but tt can be settled. This was the Salt Lake and Ogden Conopinion of the tour big brotherhood chiefs and the preoident of the Switch Meeting. cerns Included Among (By Associated Prcu ) men's Union after a conference this RMINOHAM, p morning at ',filch it was learned they to ing of testimony was expected to bis' had considered all possible phases of (fly 'Associated Press.) in the that the trial of the' 1Humanite declared completed' today the situation as they may be present- - 'Agricultural Secretary. PARIS. Oct. pollee ntight use the incident in ed at the Rev. Edwin R. Stephenaon who l a, measures in the event of the exemeeting this afternoon with communists. their ' ' trthiPaign against .... .,. charged with second degree rtiorder cution of the two, Italians, Sawn the United States railroad labor in with connection the board. of shooting and Vanzetti, convicted of murder eHICAGO. Oct. 20.Hearing The five presidents were in con- ! Fattier James E. Coyle. Catholic In Mateebusetta are threatened of a: complaint filed by the Na- ference two hours and adjourned , 11. Another priest. Aug. great crowd tional Livestock exchange through against the American consulate hi shortly after noon ready to present a literally fought to get into the court- .IS united front sti the meeting with the Everett C. Brown. president and Paris, Bordeaux, Lyons and Mar- , room. e labor board at Z p.m. , selikvi in D. C. Moiler, chairman of the letters received at theses session. 'marked by Yesterday's After the meeting with the board, consulates today signed by cont. i many tense situations. was brought to transportation committee against the union leaders will resume their inunist organization& a dramatic close by the appearance all livestock carrying railroads .....,..... . .' conference. , before the inn' of Piedro Gussma . was to be heard today by the In- was from unocial sourees It International Nese (By Service.). who as a communicant of Father 4 learned that terstate commerce commission. unions the in 'were r was BREST.married to Stephmob of Coyle's church, receptive frame of mind and hopelu. WIDOW"' daughter by the priest. Stotk producers, traders and severai. thousand person otinging of some development favorable to, had narconcluded -------- --. his and Stephenson revolutionary scheduled are to songs waving shippers testify them from the. railroad labor board red flags attacked the Americen rative of events which led up to the (By Aseociated Press.) for the exchange. it has an- meeting that would avert the atrika bad described the man- and consulate here shooting OMAHA. Neb.. Oct. 20.Posses' today. for Persons State 'Union headquarters was.optinalette flounced. and by Mt Appearing ner in which he slew the priest when testimony A number of windows were of citizens and officers were reaud the exchange will endeavor to there was strongly evident feethe was interrupted by Judge Huge D. broken by flying mitedies. exlivestock will are that to no that rates un.! there be Osceola. prove strike.ing Ia., chief counsel for the defense today. turning Police were rushed to. the scone Requested to Take Stand less something unexpected oecurs. to eessive in tile face of depreciated ' Black, ' "Mr. Sheriff. mil Piedro Cullman." from an nnsucceesful hunt, begun tied restored order. values on rivestocit. conference this afternoon.' woman was . called. A eslee wee men who Placed pol guard Yesterday. for four --Ata.11 n Idaho Murder disruptthe ,.. Preeent at the Onion conference "Walk - before the )ury.", Judge around the building. after fatally shootinit one caped :, S. Worts. grand chief tif Warren Press.) wet.. Associated, (By Slack commaridsd, r man and 'wounding three others ,,....... um Brotherhood-of-L000motiWASHINGTON OM 20.:--- A Engi-,'- -list of Oussman without show of sismtrd mob. the who were attempting to capture L. ;. E. Sheppard.', president of retire:the stockyards which. under the pack- - stood before the 12 men in whose . : The oOmottate waa bombarded , them near Osceola. The four men . i the of Order behis' will come hands rests the fate of fatherand stockyards act Railway Conductors: W. 'with stones. A number of persons art believed to be the ones who era O. Lee, preeident of the Brotherhood fore the supervision of the eecretary in.law, robbed the postoffice and three " . S. Carter. Trainmen; (Sy Associated Press. " rade "That "orill do," said Judge Black. . leaders were arrested. stores At C.olumbia,..ta,a, village - of aterlculture-ssa-No- v.-of the Brotherhood of Lobroke in a Jurpresident .20...-- A Oct. pubUc here today. Fifty-fou- r Idaho. yards or "Bring him closer," near Osceola earlier in the day. FALLS, 'mpg comotive Ftrernéi- t- and Enginemenrr on the back row. in almost as many-citieare included Charles Jones, a farmer. was het. of eight or ten witneasen hereto- - and T. (By Associated Press.) In today's list and, it was announced, The sheriff instructed Gussman to Q Cashen. president of : the fatally shot, dying several hours some of Switchmen's Union of North America.' PARIS, Oct. :O.French experte fore appearing 'for the state, at least le others svill be added as return. He walked within a few feet later following an attempt to stop Not The several another hundred word letters whom vhave gone to their homes digII "standard" unions exantining their status under the bill Is confirm- of the jury box. the men after th..y had wounded was spoken. He stood for a moment. mitt recently to Myron T. Herrick, tent many miles from Twin Fall& was marked time today awaiting the out- ed officially. Dr. L W. Fuller C. H. Eaton both come American dieroom. the left eonheel and the of ambaseador. on labor the his board turned , for Tentative Ote today of meeting. Miller regulations of Murray, la., and John trot of the yards as well a commis-- I Well dressed. a man of small stature. covered one which they believe may'. this morning handed to the prosectl- - lvhile a few of their general chair. Osceola. Fuller was being taken a in to about furnish clue be men 40' met to non the: the discuss with defense SiOn strike plans, the men and other market agencies.10ussman appeared strong attorneys tracing to Des Moines today in a critical by the will be published soon. the depart-- I Years of age. Mrs auseman testified maker of the bomb which exploded in request that these be recalled for fur, majority crowded the hearing rooms condition. Eaton's condition. This means of the labor board to bear the cane ther cross examination. ment announcing. however. that these at the preliminary trial that he was Mr. Herrick's home here yesterday. however. is not regarded as seriThe letter was addressed to the that. if the defenae sticks to its point. of the Pennsylvania railroad. cited for ous. Miller is expected to re are "open to modification upon aug- - a native ofin Porto Rico. It was the the history of Aiabams ambassador personally and was re- - examination of the prosecution's wit . failure to obey the board's Orders. 'motion or criticism from interested first time .... beers ars ceived by him at the embassy. Oct.! nesse in the remelt Southard poison- criminal procedure. legal The gunmen escaped In an Deopite the optimiam in brothfirms and persona." It is said to have .. a, rice The yards "posted" today Included said. thet a witness heti actually been mime may continue for some days erhood circles.- J. M. McGrath. ins . . called before a jury without speaking threat to kill him 1:oy: scientificiyet .. president of the Railway Employees : the following: means" which the writerAeclared,--his still heavy Department. American Federation of . The Union Stockyard & Transit corn- - a word. tit trial s, . ' in' wit hie minister had The hi. pOsliession. protseeding the pany of Chicago, Chicago. III.; cornmthdugh vor, lime hew evidence is Labor. (the six federated shoperafts), - statement. said he went to the recThese experts today believed they ,...., Union Stockyard Cincinnati the etaMint- - declared before the labor board hearof his In not saw search a between "'"" adduced through daughter. the tort' striking similarity Cleveland the O.: ing in the Pennsylvania ease began now testifying. pony. Cincinnati. that she bad been married. handwriting of theletter and that of' tinn of witnennee company. - Cleve- - knowing Union Stockyard mate chemist of that a strike seemed to him to be converSatton on box with he In address the which the the priest. land. O. Denver Union on the stand this 'certain. The shoperafts have voed learned that his daughter had been tamed the bombs. have not Issued strike to strike . but company, Denver. Colo.; Stockyards' married. The letter was written I n OF renc h 'morning for further by Father Coyle to Oussmen ordere National Stockyards. East St.. Louis. and inNii" of contamination to Poaalhie indical-iauneven in letters "You told have the and l then small, priest, Twenty-twrailroad, have violated III.; Independent Union Stockyards. Ell treated me as dirty as a dog in mar- - Mg that the author was an uneducated: bY poison through the medium of its. labor board detOons, McGrath sai d Paso, Texas; Fort Worth Stockyards, trifing soil. to of a At the the Frenchman. top Negro. my daughter men and are the insistent on walking Worth. company. Fort various po, sheet' ,The question of "Aits"m's . rho primit tom bins not-- to repeat were the words. "Sacco and ouL Belt Railroad & Stock Yard company.' - . , statement He repeated R. where. written in large letters. Them names sibilities along this Ana was gone., . Into in the most otinute debt!. At Sacco and to Nicol() refer evidently Press.) Associated (By klieg yards company. Kansas City. Mo.; Bartolomeo Vanzetti. two Italians torney Mills of the defense. firine Le aders of Brotherhoods tr.thbr".0:7111:h.inItthheelln." I Milwaukee- - Stockyards e, NEW YORK. oat company. Ida. witness the at after of convicted were. first question who queetion Will Meet With Boar- d waukee, Wis.: New Orleans Stock- sentatives of 700 colleges and unisaid the minis- - murder by a Massachusetts court last in an effort to break down the witnette Arabi. La.; Now' York ter . i as to his condo- e and voic summer. tears versities and more than 1,500 sectestimony previous he breaking New York; company. ' storks based upon the result of In (By Assootated Press.l Text of Threatening Letter. ondary schools are to be invited IStockyards Ogden. Utah; Ok- - coming his, CHICAGO. Oct. 20.Leaders of the analysts of specimen from the The letter said: to attend a national. student 'conStockyards comof the body big five railroad brotherhoods meet of yout bodies. Cottjamination "As the representative vocathin on disarmament in Chipany. Oklahoma City. Okla.: Union Two Persons Wounded the medium of embalmingtoday with the railroad labor board you are a Party to the Perse- - through company of Omaha. Ltd..-. country. cago. Nov. 13 and 14, says an fruit fluid. prayed with' in a secret informal conference to air . During Belfast Sniping cotton of Sacco end Vanzetti and you lead arsenic previouely announcement issued today by rmaha. Neb. Pasco Union Stockclothing, .their grievances which led to the strike are. therefore, jointly ',responsible for coffin and by Mixture. food. Pasco, Wash.; Plus-- 1 the board of education of the for October 30. while chairman apother body was out-IcAssociated Press.) I have In my power lined as a execution.' (Br their limrg Union Ettockyards company.' Methodist Episcopal church. to the wit- - of most of the eleven other princi- and theory put you t e nese. Possibilities Pa.: Portland Union Stock- - I - BELFAST. Oct. 20 ...Two Rersons sicentific means Of sendingwith The convocation. the announcerailroad contemina-!punions were deciding of such your tion was admitted Portland; Ore.; St. I were wounded during tiring which the same deetinv.. together ment spars, is sponsored by 22 'Pittsburg. but invariably whether they also would call a walk- corm:amt. St. Jo--. occurre4 in the Stanhope street area whole household." . board to organisations. comprising Out . complete the proposed .trans- -. , .qualified. the gist of the explanations 7 'tenet!: eeph-- Mo.: ilit.aul Union Stockyard.: between , military and of education of Protestant churclsnipers Iasi l The letter wasmin o f the witness being Met in rare cases Donation tieup. work will who St.ectentiric Salt of Minn.: One Lake "A the Paul. was al company.: t re. the bureau of education of the evening. injured Labor board members were such contamination take optimmight pace. alone." Union Stockyards, Salt) Lake CitY:young girl. Catholic hierarchy. the educationa combination of circum- - Latin over proepects of an adjustment ' trough , San Antonio,. The American ambaeltador has tie. Of Utah; Union StOrkyards. the brotherirtode members coin. stances which might under extraordln-'o- f niece hie at dare eeveret Cided rest to Texas; Union Stockyards company. Three low a W ar V eterans conditions bring about such a plaints. but no plans had been an- t rearLii Seattle. Wash.: Sioux city Stockyards Mens Christian association and for , . railroud with ,nounced roar mit:"Id! diecussing shhosr I:If: to ntirtubitt tri:ilfnbeotr t company. Sioux City. IL: Spollane Named to Attend Memorial hi the Young Women's Christian as executtah-sea then:bleak:1;s ItI:1-Tt- r i7j! Union Stockyards company, Spokane, ' aver his from reaction of Mexican State Union the Wichita possibirtv alumni Wash.: the Student. faculty and Stockyards Enjoined the present wage level g ( By Aseociated Press.) nervous thock. company. Wichita. Kan. freight rates. representatives etP.1 attend. From DES MOINES Iowa . Oct. 20 With, brutherhoo:and the Interfering . cck.k Litrie Affected. ife The a epartthent win place super- - Governor conference with the. , ,,,, E. Kendall N. today Ins sp.! M r. Iterrick at the request of ds. the board had schedut- -' visor', in each stockyard. to be da, British Oil Company II Wintrode of John pointed au nee livtraock his marketa to not with a ed decided open ---signated' peryt. hearing Pennsylvania ran- . Adolph N. Neloon of Soldier. and staff. has for a week or 10 days Ile core. whose duty it will be to observel sot: 'Mad repreentatives on charges of i Aseociated Goetsch as J. Arthur Walnut Press) abuestomohila the ICO' 'MEX. violation of a board decision requir- condition and methods of doin to ride only in a overseas soldiers to closedi CITY. Oct. represent car. , nese in the stockyards. resort the ob- -i three at ing a new election of shoperafte r e Pi the memorial ceremonies lit Amenthe resentatives. This caee is the firm office to went serrations to the department and to i Iows his He on oCirlucos Nov. All II. cemetery oortatithoenseotattefhootAYguerana. mweoresoye.n; Arlington its kind to come before the board ana irmi out any difilculties on the grOund were enlisted men in the world war Ca n eretnissv morning. - a- s usual this m expected to estabiteh as far as possible. .. I all were viounded and all were dec.! British the concern, by yesterday the board's ptr-h-er In enforcingnt lots, orated for extraordinary heroism . 2 Mexican supreme eourt. The injunc- - deeision under (By Associated Press.) General itanager .2. H. Manderfield l transportation act. hom, 0, or,. non ,stopped foe officials from ear.. plehe fet. LONDON. operate passenger. mail of the Salt Lake Union Stock Yards Oct 20.The rewe trains, e being pushed by and reittedene!.. milk , Pronounced aryeti:gcrLteherAprtoovilosicoimnisa:Lirett Earthquake compahy, said that the inclusion of ports that Great Britain was planthe Salt Lake yards under govern-- , ' Shocks Are Recorded on - peastb f em;tehleassygranliZzlinderritectktefr71 taraktleiroad pexiaececu!ivewst.'thin errountnItAtitostnri kost ', ning the establishment of naval and atc111.1:ed itnhathtatthüthileeyachtaati neoreernterettrieltroronan , mental control. bases In the Bermudas. at Singane!ficTiehlt tiro titles or transactions en recordbefeee freight 'traffic is fast ta men can Le what obta ined during the war when l ' Washington' seismograph etriornrda:ttioonvor rin:rop pore. or elsewhere. were termed e secured. ; Josue Instructions to t .,,, was did control the stock yards 'were under thing he "pure Imagination" today by an ! ' Passage of kghdation Mr.. Man- - ' of the food administration, that anyone desiring to give him it' theEfforts admiralty official., who declared to Aterociated' have the by corporation (By'; Press.) must bring it opened to the lifted the (withered which wa e recent- - Eastern Presidents derfield says the yards will be con-- I he was unable to understand what f .present , 'WASHINGTON'. Oct 20.Pre.- - 4. mbany. All packagee brought to ly tinued right along as In the poet. with Premier Hughes of Australia was Vera Cruz state au- by imponed no . alike hoeks be under will to treated ike and in recent nounced earthquake suspicion his Str beginning the embassy everybody just speech referring linrange to ineure the payment of - - , Plan , disorimination against, or partiatity; at 1.13 a. tn. and continuing until and will be opened under water In the thorities on the subject. --back taxes , were by the , for anybody. ' justness will - be con- - 3 o'clock were recorded early today0 presence of police. , NEW . TORE., Oct. !O.Proceeding I court. , . ducted just as usual , at The Georgetown university seisms ,. , as if they expected failure of the Detectives Work on Cane, , . ----. , Ths rentet, of ,..The entire detective , araphical observatory, Parte, Texas Census Shows fore...4 the diaturbance . wee eetimated at under the f'nhreereitterendhe,dilenarailroad t sl Makes No Difference. tyerttliiktt personal direction or thet spout 4,400 miles from Washington. prefect of police. worked Illiterates 295,844 throughout, In ,Conduct of Yards .. five brotherhood big , members I the chiefs, In to mak trace the niht efforts BANK '11.1"1"45 CONVICTED. i i of the eastern presidents' conference of the bomb. No arrests had been . (By Aosociated Press.). (Special to The News) DEER LODGE. Mont, Oct. 20. ;I ers met here today to lay plans for meet.- noon to announced the up by police WASHINGTON. Oct Charles 12,. Casein and Scott K. Casein today, but it waa said a number of ing the strike on eastern' and New i OGDEN. Oct- - 20,LIn commenting were illiterate person" .ten England railroads . st,t44 on the incleston of the Ogden Union president and cashier..respectively o - ' were under surveillance and years or persons i over in state Texas in the of (By Aiwociated Prom) State Orvando bank where found i that stock yards in the list of packing the Although they professed to see aome the basis census to for cyleustesigattotorzed MARINE CITY. Mich., Oct. 20. of according hetwo figures stock of ards and which will yesterday deposhope peace through the labor y accepting to guilty plants In members of the crew of board's efforts .the railroad heads de-- under federal control - its knowing the bank to...ke insolvent i Walter Blanchard, ttr, Herrick's census bureau. The percentage of dared that with strike orders the steamer William IL Wolf ioft Ifederal act governing theee-iniu-,, was ,... who ,..,...., hit valet. by pieces of the illiteracy was 3.0 that 'Year 2 their lives when the vessel burned r lasued they could not afford toalready T. Wittock. gilt.' manager of Atte delay bomb. will leave the Amertran hoe. with 9.0 in 1910. "M the compared illiterates opposite her. this morning and this said 'bustthat plans to see what the Chicago the yards morning THE DAMES.- Ore., Oct. 20.-1- pitat tomorrow as his injuries have 30.04 were native whites of native their J. P. H111100111 of Detroit, conferences would been nets eliptald has conunder forth. bring government to be slight An Frank Heater. chief of pollee here, ' who eticaped by jumping from the 1 trol is being parentage, 30.219 were of foreign or advertisements calling for man to was 'hot last eight and...wounded. al-- 1 taken today to determine the aixact wthare Ofs. take the (leek of his ship into a Arnett boat , and hsienesentlihrtipabeteditinnaol'neghstlitthin. places of possible striker I axed. parentage and 112.417 1st, not while seriously. to though trying birth. omber of illiterThe suffered fraetares to both legs reign Ind or under the new act. arrest three Chinesse who escaped. I ate negroes was 102.063. (Continued from on page eight. , (Contioned on fight) - - bow-eve- LThos . some cAsE ,, (By International News Service.) Portuguese LISBON. Oct. 20.- -4b government has been overturned by the monarchists and militaries in a bloodless revolution and today a new ministry was formed by' Col. Kanuel I Maria C oelho Troops are in poesession of all the strategic' centers in Lisbon and the suburbs. The government did not attempt to resist.,but resigned without opposition. , Desperate Gunmen Elde Iowa- Posse z Mei Vioiniding 4 or. ICINESS RECALL 20,..---- A , " , le.A , - ,,, . - . 20.-8- eriout - t- ! i ' ' Ttitr-wael.-- ve , , 'W - , Itt r Natiomi Student -- i 'aims, Disaniament Meet L 1 Planned in Chimp , r&the o a, -- . - 7: , deg-ree- l . - , al , con. - , V - - Pa -- - , e , ' ... . . t Naval Base Shriners Will Expend $10,000,000 to Care For Crippled Children .- , -- 20,--Repr- (BY Aasociated Preen) SPRINGFIELD. III. Oct. troveray over the religion al filiaOnt of David Lloyd 090M, prime mime--, ter of Great Britain. who has been claimed by both Disciples of Christ and Baptist", was settled today by Lloyd George himself, after the man-- I tier of a Solomon. choosing neither' the one nor the other, but claiming them both. query.' In a letter responding to the prime minister wrote that be is, a member of the Disciples of Christ. but attends the Bapttst chapel." The controversy was occasioned sew. ago when local Baptistj, eral months demurred l at what they. called prt gumption by the congress of the of Christ in claiming Lloyd, George as a member of that denomi ination. . ' BADAJOZ. Spain. Oct. disorders attended the military movement against the Portugueos govern. on merit which broke out in Lisbon reWednesday, it is said. in advice' ceived here. The trouble began when the Cafe Brasiliera. a polittcal rendezvous. was closed. cithens and the Republican In the guard coming into collision. was conensuing demonstration. them siderable rifle and revolver firing. but the number of casualties is not known! here. Sailors became involved in the I street fighting and went to their vessets. seized weapons and fired upon a crowd. wounding a number of persons. Students and the police also came to blows and many were injured. The police have arrested numerous per- - I sone e. , n Attendant on Coup 20.--C- - , - - COntroversy Over British Premier's Religion Settled By Lloyd George Himself , - -- Serious Disorders Are - I --- - weir,mgm,10, r,- - DEFENsE iAsKs ' syndicalist MADRID. Oct. outbreak took place at Maze lona today but was quickly uppreared by the garrison. The government claims that it has the situation in hood everywhere despite agitations by radicals of all shades of opinion over the Mo. TOCCILO war. , . Rolor -- 20..-Officia- Déuiéd by British - . ' (By Associated Press.) PITTSBURG. Pa.. Oct NIErnest At Cutts of Savannah, Ga imperial potentate of the Ancient Arabic Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. told Shrinere of this city last night that the organisation had pledged itself to the expenditure of 110.000.000 for the care and cure of crippled children regardless of color. creed or sex. Mr. Cutts said there are 4110,e00 crippled children within the jurisdiction of the Shrine and that it is the program of the organisation to establish hospitals in various sections of the country to care for them. One had been established at St. Louie it) said. It is proposed. Mr. Cutts doeared to establish hospital. at Shreveport, La.. Montreal. St. Paul. Minn., San Francisco. Portland. Or., and one in Pennsylvania. the location to be determined. ," e. ' , - I ''T LEE SIEMPEY WEDS. Tdmits, OCL Lee Shippey. Los Angeles newspaper, man. and Mlle. Madeline Rabin of ' SAN ANTONIO, Park France. were married at Alesico City a few days ago. accordins to a special dispatch received by th, San Antonio Light 'odor. 7' hs. Ir, 00 ' '. ' , . . ., TwO ilors Lost . ,, , 1 , - aed , ' t bpraly.ellalreoenaotdntflhearebei , e ther Fire , . the ' I , r I -- --- st- s.- ri-e- r'u'IA"-r1-Ir.4- -- ,. . - pie ft .10 t41;,- ,11, .Pr n,M04.., - ,A.mlAkOWAINFAa,P,ftiVV,..o. 1. avaph.,,;o40. I |