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re jyj ss irrar 4 PWWW Vt liO 4 1 1 I 1 fc WM 3 SJilliC TALK SAN i 4 FRANCISCO CHRONICLE I mi AW LA A 2J i fcit rttft i 3 IM I VT i ln SI fe HKS END OF BAPTIST MEET Minneapolis Missionary Tells of Accomplishments of Church in INTERESTING PROGRAM Luncheon Served Following the Morning Session Years Work Outlined A etlrrlnjc by Tr Frank Peterson of Mlnnerpolls pioneer missionary lcalir of the Northwest upon thi accomplishments of the BaptlKt church In America narked the closing session of the Ban Frarclsco Bible and Missionary Conference last night at the Flrat Baptist Church Yesterdays pronTam waa a full one beginning at 10 with Bible exposition by Ir II Main associate eneral secretary of the Amerbnn Baptist Publication Society MJ1CIIKOV VERVED Mlsa May Huston missionary education secretary of the board of education spoke upon missionary education emphasizing the need for trained workers In the field The morning session was followed by a luncheon served In the basement of the church at which Miss Huston Dr 1 rank Padelford executive secritary of the board of education and other Impromptu speakers told of the work to be staffed by the echo and rally lead era In carrying back the mestsite of he conference to 150 churches In Northern Callfcrnla Dr Padelford Dr Peterson and Miss Huston all appeared upon the afternoon program and upon the evening one the latter being marked by the largest attendance of delegates at any time during the three day conference Among the things accomplished by the American Baptist Foreign Missionary Society during the last year the delegates were told was the baptism of 28 000 converts to the faith In ten stations alone there were 17 500 baptisms and In Europe there were 10500 LISt OF DELEGATES Among the delegations In attendance at the conference were eight representatives from Santa Rosa under the chairmanship of Dr Carl Williams three from Petaluma with Rev Roy Barrett two from Willlta with Rev I Ford eight from Palo Alto with Dr A Pollard nine from Sunnyvale with Rev Benjamin Euald two from Napa with Rev A Lovett a delegation fiom Areata with Rev George Holler fifteen from Santa Clara with He Matthews The conference was held under the direction of the following local leaders Rev Jamea 8 West First Baptist Church of San Francisco Dr A Manley First Baptist Church of Berkeley Dr John Snape First Baptist Church Oakland Dr Brlnstad executive secretary of the Northern California Baptist oonventlon Dr Tlngley sec retary of the Bay Cities Baptist Union ami Dr Arthur Wlljey director of evangelism for Northern California rsf 1 i JT iI hi 11 1 Big Lion Family Arrives For Industries Exposition JaaaaaaHaaaaHaalaMrk AHEEj2MmalalaWk iBaaaaaaEttatatiaValHateaV VSKaWaaaHaggaV IBW 4ggHgW i bbbbKAbW Mat jb7 VjbbbIbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbH WaaHnTjA CT mmZ iliaaaW alaalafcatiiaaaaBrS jA WVLmaaaaWim kv MSTLRAalarBBp Ji 4lkstL J1 flgfl gHftfihlk iWf BOaHBPafc JaaaaBaBk Hi Su iitm CTU a WSllBMSaL nPaaaaaaaaH JHK zf licyfcc 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build Ing The lion troupe represents one of California a many Industries Gay raises lions and trains them for the movies Leading the pack yesterday was Numa a magnificent Numldlan lion are familiar to thousands of screen fans Aside from the adult lions there are any number of baby lions Miss Gladys De Caristo yesterday deserted her duties In the office of Anthony A Tremp general manager of the exposition to make the acquaintance of Pish Tush born a month ago Pish Tush and his new mistress got together right away and blinked knowingly when the cHniera man took his picture as he lay cuddled In Miss De Carlstos arms hlle Pish Tush will consume nothing but goat milk Numa and the other grown lions rough house quite a bit until they are fed th lr dally dish of meat Federal buildings erected on the raelflc Coast should be In the nature of business blocks Instead of architectural monuments In the opinion of Department of Agriculture officials At a meeting or the Department of Agriculture Club In the Commercial Club yesterday the organisation adopted resolutions advocating In the erection of the new ferry poatofflce and Federal office building In Han Francisco structures of utilitarian design Instead of huge unhandy granite monuments PRESENT DESIGNS WASTEFUL It was brought out by II De chant of the legal department of the Forest Service that In consequence of the design to make the main Postofflce Sub treasury and other public buildings In San Francisco handsome structures the Idea of convenience and use for office purposes had been set aside resulting In much waste space and many Ul llghted rooms niUS ARE REJECTED It was announced that bids opened at Washington this week for the new ferry postofflce had been rejected because no provision had been made to turn the property over to the Government at the expiration of ten years Before new bids are opened the latter part of November the supervising architect will bo asked to see that the designs submitted are for a purely buslneas structure and not for one merely ornamental The proposed ferry postofflce will be six stories high four for postal use and the other two for other Federal departments War Romance Bride aH aaWaBBBBBBBB bHS jbWjF7c3bbbbbbWWS3LbM3K Mn Thomas Connolly who before her marriage last night was Miss Myrtle Ewing The wedding was an elaborate affair and took place at Star of the Sea Church i til fo rar Jf Theater Circuit Being Organized Incorporators in jNJew Deal Hiding Identity Another combination of theaters to form an extended audevllle and motion picture circuit wfchin California and eventually to make a combination 1th existing circuits came to llsht yesterday with the filing of articles of incorporation of three new theater compinles Liberty Theater Int of Oakland Liberty Theaurs Inc of Ireino and the ba era men to Liberty Theater Each his a capital of half a million ii llar Attorney Gavin WcNab reprt nnts the real Incorpo rators who are keeping their Uen tlty und cow Of the three cities heaters have actual acquired only In Iresno re It Jh saul he new company control practlcallv all of the motion picture and audevllle houses now opin Negotiations are under way to acquire theaters in Sacramento and Oakland and plans are belnic drawn for the erection of a new house In Sacramento It Is understood that the powers back of the new combination are also planning an tn anion of other large cities In the Interior the State as well as San Prune 1st McNab refused to divulge any In formation regarding his llenta and in local theatrhal circles th an nouncement of the new companies was ti diBtinct surprise Jersons claiming to know euid yesterday that the men backing the new com psnles are prartlcally all from other states with the exception of one man an experienced theatrical pro moter and motion picture man who th directing head of tho new concern Credit Marriage9 Annulled Here Mrs Opal Oray of 1027 Kearny street had visions of motor curs countrv estates and a retinue of servants three years ago when George Gray peifaualed her to become his wife allege 1 yesterday 1 her ult for annulment of her manlage baore Superior Judge Deasy But Mrs Giay tcld the court she bearan to have her doubts when Gia talk 1 the llcenyu clerk of Alameda county out of the tiecessar tapers without paring the usual fee und thn succeeded In getting a Juwti of the IVace to perform the manias ceremony on credit Neliim blll hasjetbien raid according to Un Gray She was granted the annulment Bomb Kills Two Wrecks Dwelling Texas Realtor and Son yictims of Outrage CORPUS CHRISTI Texas Nov 14 by th Anoclated Preaa A bomb today killed A Barnrs prominent real eatate dealer and Jeaae hla 12 yearold Ron wrecked the Barnes dwelling and shattered every window In the block Mra Barnes was cut by flying glass The bomb was In a box sent by express from San Antonio marked A Barnes Corpus Chrlstl Texas and magailnes It was also marked personal Police officials received word this evening from Ran Antonio authorities that a Mexican boy named Juan Morales a newsboy under arrest In connection with the explosion told officers that the package was given to him by a crippled white man In an automobile who asked that he take It to the express office Narcotic Vendor Sent To Prison for Life Melvhi Mile a negro in 1 ederal Court tsterday sacrificed his life a freedom when he was convicted of a charge of peddling Illicit nar cotlca Prom the moment the Jury was Impaneled by federal Judge Doollng until the verdict as re turned there was taken up Just one hour of the courts time In that hour the testimony of four vtit ti esses was heard then followed the Government argument by Assist ant United States Attorney 1 red McDonald and finally the court instructions The Jury was out three minutes Miles was sentenced from Uakersfleld twenty to year ago to life In San Quentln for murder He was paroled In 1919 lie was arrested here in July for violating the Harrison art Japan Tenor Here For Concert Tour 0 Driven From Homeland by Recent Disaster Forced to cancel an extensive tour of the Orient because of the Japanese earthquake TosleFuJlwara a Japanese singer known as the John McCormlck of Japan arrived In Ban Francisco yesterday from Honolulu for a tour of the Pacific Coajit A the time of the disaster Fujlwara was In Osaka searching public records for a trace of his mother and sister who were reported missing after the great fire of Osaka fifteen yeais ago He was to have opened his concert tour In Tokvo the day follow Irg ths earthquake and fire and from there was to have gone to Yokohama Because of the disaster he embarked on a steamer for Hono lulu where he gave several concern Iurlng his comparatively short career an a conceit singer Full wara his appeared bvfore large riHilences In Ixtndon and New York 1 lioae two cities are the only Amer kan ind European cities In which he has bean heard outside of Milan where he studied music under lial Ian masters for jears Rubbish Starts Fire In Realty Building The recent destructive fire which raged for hours In the Realty building at 0 Market street was not caused by the gas range In the Waldorf Cafe as at first believed according to a statement made yesterday by Fire Marshal Michael Honnan Ills statement foljows On Investigation of the fire at the Waldorf Cafe 660 Market street Fire Marshal Hannan found that the gas range was not the cause The range I still intact In the kitchen with no evidence or fire around It The firn started In tho basement of the Waldorf Cafe In rubbish caused by supposed carelessness In smoking Nagging Charged In Divorce Suit Contjnual nagging lack nf home life breakfast and dinner served always In the kitchen were some of the cruelties which were alleged yesterday when harles A I Arcy controller for the Zellerhach Paper Compaiy took the witness stand In Superior Judge I ltxpatrlck tourt to prosecute his suit for a divorce from Mrs Gertrude DArcj 2648 Bryant street Married on September 7 1904 and the parents of three children DArcy stated on the witness stand that his wife was a good mother but that she had utterly failed to provide him with a pleasant home life PW EXPRESS RIDER OF OLD DAYS IS DEAD William Pridham87 One of Last Famous Horsemen Dies in Alameda Marriage Annulment Sought by Man On October 16 19J3 Mrs Anlla Lindner Hlnrlch and Louis Hln richs pledged their mutual loe and were wed Yesterday through At torne William Baubu Illnrlchs sued In the Superior Court to have th it marriage annulled upon the ground that his newly made wife had not loved him hut lud marrli htm for mone That dlscer vas made on October 2 when the hus band alleges he paid off a mortRage of 12555 OG upon propert owned toy his bride The verv next dav he avers she told him that she did not love htm and would not slin a deed vesting an Interest in the property In him V4 BYINGT0N ELECTRIC CO A rent for Simplex Electric SunbokajfAff AAA 1 I1 hn 1809 Fillmore St naiTTeitSa Verdict Found in Slaying of Man VAIDl Alaska Nov 14 Hobert Udwards Seattle student at the Inlvorslty of Washington had a gulltj part In the killing of lpirg Fdwards San Francisco fellow worker In a Ilbhyvllle Alaska cannery Jury found In a crdlit announced In the United States court here todav The Jury tonMetcd the Seattlan of second degree minder for which the penalty Is fifteen yeara or more In prison Marriage Follows Wartime Romance Miss Myrtle Ewing Is Wedded to Connolly An old fashtned romance that had Its Inception way back In the days when posters were InvltlnK American young men to carry on ripened last night into the wedding of Thomas Connolly San Francisco civil engineer and Miss Myrtle Kwlng 240O Fulton street daughter of Charles ff Ewing manager of the Fillmore office of The Chronicle The wedding was an elaborate ceremony at the Star of the Sea Church with scores of friends 1 resent Miss Cuing and Connolly met when the former was leaving San 1 rnnclnco for the Washington off I ers training camp and she was rngaged In canteen service here Their parents had long been friends as It should he in old fashioned ro nances and true to form the war time friendship was allowed to mature over three vears Tho en iragement was announced at a tea ome weeks ago and the church wedding took plate last night The touple leave shortly for a honeymoon tour or the Far ast The brl le was graduated from St Hoses Aiademy here and Connolly Is nn alumnus of the University of California He Is connected with the Itolandl Contracting Company Youth Stabbed in Self Defense Plea ST LOUIS Nov 14 Gilbert liooks 15 who last night stahbed John Cottlngham 17 to death while Cottlngham a mother looked on In horror today gave police this version Johns brother hit my little brother and took his chewing gum and when I went to see John brother about It John came out and slapped my face and knocked ma down and I got up and swiped at him with the pocketknlfo COIHIT AID SOUGHT Alleging that there Is a controversy existent between A Swall II Irfnnon and George ord as trustees for the Ouur nrtce Mortgage Compiny which whs ordered dissolved on Sp timber 14 192 na to the distribution of the assets totaling I4HOO00 i Wilson a stockholder yesterday brought suit In the Superior Court to secure the pament of an Immediate dividend William Piidham one of the last If not the last of the famous pony express riders of California died yesterday morning at the home of hla nlece Miss Suianne Figg til Paru atreet Alameda He was 87 years old Far fifty yeara Prldham known far and wide as Uncle Billy aerved Wells Fargo Co first as a shotgun messenger In 1S68 as a pony express rider In 112 and as cashier for the express company In San Francisco In 1868 BORN IX NEW YORK Born In New Tork city on September 1 1836 Prldham came to California In 1861 by way of the Isthmus of Panama settling at Stockton For several years he worked cold claims on the Bear river near Auburn In 1858 Prld ham went to Sacramento where he entered the employ of Wells Fargo A Co as a shotgun messenger In 1862 he became a pony express rider carrying mall between Austin Nev and Smith Creek a distance of alxty miles When the lallroad Invaded California Trldham was transferred to the Wells Fargo agency In Austin Nev where he remained uptll 1868 when he came to Ban Francisco as cashier of tlYo company LATER TRANSFERRED TO A He was trsnsferred to Los An geles as general agent and assist ant superintendent where he remained until 1907 when he was retired on a pension In aplte of his advanced years Prldham was a careful dresser and waa known In Alameda as Beau Bmmmel In his late years Prldham delighted In relating his early nd shotgun messenger and was never short of an audleence Funer adventurea as a pony express rider al aervlcea will be announced later Narcotic Addict Is Given Prison Term Larry Haxeltlne arrested when he attempted to have filled a narcotic prescription to which had been forged tho name or wr nrinui Beardslee pleaded guilty befoie Federal Judge Doollng eslerday to a violation of the Harrison act and was sentenced to two year li McNeil island Iaabello White who confessed that she peddled Illicit narcotics to patrons In a downtown markeb waa sentenced to eight months In the County Jail David Ohm alias Wells admitted a charge of aendlng contraband narcotics through the malls to a woman at Fureka lie was sentenced to one ear In the County Jail In Typhoon fBaKHHHBBassssssliBasrBasHBk BSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBak ifiAVt aBBBBBBBBBBs bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbHwB At ITyT fr sfil Mist Alma Jenkins who arrived here yesterday from China where she narrowly escaped drowning in a typhoon New Federal Criminal Jury Is Impaneled The Noembtr 1923 to March 1924 Federal criminal Jury was yesterday Impaneled hy 1 ederal Judge Doollng When asked If they de sired to offer excuses why they should not igage In Jury service almost the entire bod arose from their seats Judge Doollng however accepted but few excuses an 1 succeeded In Impaneling some flft san 1 rtficNco and transba cities citizens who will try cases during the next four mo aths tState Sen itor A Breed was excused from service because of his official pIUon Bathing Girl in Cell Denies Guilt Faces Charge of Stealing Man Ring Miss Bobble Srooks 20 a blue eyed blonde athlng beauty recently of Hollywood sat In Jail last night and denied all of the charges of Leo Beber assistant manager of the Bloch Mercantile Company who said she had his 1600 diamond ring She waa returned last night from Salt Lake City on a warrant sworn to by Beber Beber says they were in the Golden Gate Grill on the evening of October 17 and In good spirits he permitted Miss Brooks to wear his ring He says she excused herself for a moment and since then he has not seen either the ring or the girl SF Girl Nearly Lost in Typhoon Alma Jenkins Survivor of Terrifying Storm Typhoon will always be terrifying memory to Miss Alma Jenkins Ban Francisco girl of a prominent family who returned from the Orient yecterday on the Pa cfflo Mall liner President Cleveland Not long before She booked passage for her return trip to America Miss Jenkins with 8ml th manager of the Hongkong offices of the British American Tobacco Company and twelve others left the city on a pleasure trip to Swatow in a small power boat Hardly had the boat made a fourth of the dlstance when the party was caught In a typhoon that was wreaking destruction on the China coast Helpless In the gale and mountainous waves all on board had given up hope when a turn of the wind drove the little craft Into a cove on the coast They were saved but the five hours In the typhoon will Mnger long In their recollections Miss Jenkins predicted After this perilous experience Miss Jenkins enjoyed a pleasant return trip and witnessed a remarc able spectacle In Tokyo when the Empres of Japan and 60000 children wished bon voyage to Ambassador Cyrus Woods who was sailing on the same ship for the United States Ley aiBiSalhL COLDS 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