Walter S. Ward Out on Big Bond
Newburgh, N. Y., (A. P.)—Supreme
Court Justice Seegar today ordered
Walter S. Ward of New Rochelle, central figure in the shooting of Clarence Peters, near White Plains, released on $80,000 bail.
Opposes National Jewish Home
Geneva, (A. P.)—Cardinal Gasparri,
papal secretary of state, has addressed
note to the League of Nations, says
the Exchange Telegraph, protesting
strongly against the British mandate
for Palestine, on the ground that the
creation of a national Jewish home
gives the adherents of Zionism a pre
ferred position.
May Know of Taylor Murder
Poughkeepsie, New York, (A. P.) —
County authorities here today announced developments in the case of
Frank Doran, being held for holding
a taxi driver, which leads them to
believe that Doran is either a party
the murder of William D. Taylor,
Los Angeles movie director, or has
important information concerning the
murder.
California Wins on Track and Field
Harvard Stadium, Boston, (A. P.)
—The University of California for
the second successive year, captured
the intercollegiate A. A. U. track and
field championship from a score of
eastern colleges and Stanford University. California's total was 40% points; Princeton, second, with 31
points; Pennsylvania third, with 22
points; Cornell, fourth, with 21%
and Stanford fifth, with 20%.
MINE PRODUCTION
IN IDAHO LOWER -
Mine production of gold, silver
 Cop- j
per, lead and zinc in Idaho during j
1921 is estimated at a value of $15,
776,819, according to figures of the
U. S. geological survey just made public. 