, 1922-03-02


The police rescued the Mormons with
difficulty.
Twelve of the fifty-four Polytechni-
cal Military College cadets at San Sal
vador, who revolted recently, have
been captured. The others haze
crossed the Honduran frontier to
safety.
The minister of health announces
the governments grateful acceptance
of an offer of $40 900 by the Rookie
Teller foundation toward the building
and equipping of n school of hygiene
in London, provided the government
undertakes the maintenance of the
school.
Mexican diplomatic representatives
are to be shorn of their respondent
uniform under the terms of q decree
eign Relations at Mexico City. Among
other provisions of the decree, which
completely reorganizes the diplomatic
service, it Is stipulated that members
of he corps shall not YEA uniforms
which are not regarded as necessary
for the efficiency of the service or for
national decorum.'
The Employers Federation of Lon
don has given notice to the Amalga-
mated Engineering Union that a lock
out will be put in effect after March
II. This action follows a dispute over
he principle of freedom of manage
ment and the question of overtime.
Between 40 and 80 per cent of the
workmen employed in the country's
engineering shops, or about 500,0 900,
will be affected. The shipbuildine
trades will remain at work.
To hasten a decision regarding the
arrangements for the Olympia games
of 1924, awarded to Paris, NJ. Ybarne-
garay, deputy from the lower Pyren-
mes, a filed an Interpolation of the
government, pointing out that even the
site for the games has not been desig-
mated o any plans regarding them
approved after eight months contro-
versy. 1t is declared hat the French
athletic federation officials and other
leaders in sports have informally
agreed to abandon their efforts to
stage the games in Paris unless the
government and the municipal city OF
Paris act on the proposition by March
10.
GENERAL
A snow storm Mt Wausau, Wis, was
accompanied by bright flashes of light
ming and distinct crashes of thunder,
jarring buildings and rafting windows.
This weather phenomena was the most
remarkable in the history of the Oldest
inhabitants and attracted wide atten-
ton.
"Good roads will be the means of
getting back to normally by permit
ting the marketing of crops more
easily and strengthening the financial
status of the country Gov. Oliver II.
Shoup of Colorado declared in ad-
dressing the national convention Of
the Pixies Peak Ocean-to-Ocean High
way Association at Springfield, ILL.,,
recently.
Alleged to have defrauded thirteen
or fourteen society women of at least
S560.0O0. Alfred L. Lindsey, n broker
of South Nyack, N. Y, is being
sought to face charges that he made
off with the entire personal fortune OF
Mrs. Lillian ID. Duke, divorced wife
of James Il. Duke. the tobacco king"
Mrs. Duke charges Lindsey got all her
cash, S325,000. and jewelry worth
$4,000.
Thousands of children in the Hook
ing valley coal mining district are I'M
dernourished and many cannot attend
school because they have no shoes,
Governor Davis of Ohio was told dur
ing an Inspection trip. A years uneu-
ployment Of miners has brought hun
dreds of families to the point of
formed by representatives of various
civic and charitable organizations, in
Guiding the Red Cross and Chamber OF
Commerce.
Passing of a resolution looking to
adoption of standards to eliminate
abuse of comparative price claims in
advertisements featured II session of
the national better business commits
sion of the Associated Advertising
Clubs in %semi-annual convention at st.
Louis.
Police have beer investigating an
alleged attempt by two negroes TO
cruelty Harvey Greenwalt. II, In Il
railroad tool house Mt Winchester, Va.
The boy applied at the Red Cross Of
flee for treatment and told the details
of the incident. adding tho negroes
had threatened to cruelty another boy.
A neighbor at whose home the hoy
sought assistance pulled the nail from
the boys hand.
Wolves In droves have been killing
the cattle In the Deep creek ana
Millegan section, near Great Falls,
Mont, according 10 n call received by
Sheriff Gordon from William H. TINS
berger asking for wolf hounds with