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Show f EVENING- NEWS. - uo TDKSDAV' ivagks lrnow AlItIL SALT LAKE CITV p UU km W yv tn ! Tki Cl T T C. C kl SEVENTIETH ' VKAH UTAH r? C7 SOLDIER sfc (ft (ft (ft (ft (Ob (ft IN (9b (Ob (ft (9b (ft (ft eft (ft (ft 2ft (ft (ft (ft (ft (ft (ft (ft (ft 6 eft (ft (ft (ft (ft eft (ft in Pacific Northwecd Strikers Concentrate Efforts East of Pittsburg and tft 1 (ft a eft PRESIDENT WILSON SENDS APPOINTMENTS ON LABOR BOARD TO SENATE PRESIDEIITS IS Department of Justice Is Seeking list of Leaders of Railroad Strike; STILL GRIP III Companies Are Asked to Give Names mi FRANCE GIVES ASSURANCETO -E- ni DIFFICULTY M. of Lhr trlcgruos follows: eytosss ared as si CMor the asrmrs of all your employer who aru M strike Indicating the eater of asy of them who appear to he directing tha mntrsnriu In whole or In part. Johnson Charges Sultan Stakes No Surface Indication of Break in Rank of Grunau Faction Throughout Eat em DUtricts of United State. I. Aft April cmharro rfnlnik (II Incoming and outgoing freight wu piaord today by the railroad entering whinito The only (rritl re. cehrd during (he UM 4 hou. f frrah neret. wae two carload The city supply of perishable foodMaffs fat mlmalrd as auffl-drto last for from 2 to IP day while the cuiiy of Maple ood la Mlfkiait for U neoaiha. foal la atorace here la reckoned by dealers at a I day supply. RAhHI.NGTOV . at All to Defeat . To Administration Nationalists CONSTANTINOPLE. April II. Sultan Mvhmed VI of Turkry. haa thrown all his political and religious as a final posrj Into th balance mrasure In combatting the Nationalist movement in Aala Minor. Wrath of heaven and eternal torments of hell, are called down on th heads of all Moslems who do not support th sultan, by Durrisad Abdullah Effendl. tha pew 8beik-u- l Islam. , H excoriates the National lata and all Mussulman who- kill Nationalist will be blessed by Allah and all who die fighting th rebels earn eternal glory hereafter. Mobilisation of th sultan adherents has begun In th island in the Sea of Marmora and along the shore of the Black sea. There Is llttl disposition on the part of the Turk In this city to Join th sultans forces. They eay their fathers and brothers are fighting in Mustapha Kernel's army and they will not engage in a Civil war. ea - rjnUADKlJ'HIA. April 1$. The Penoryli anla railroad today that. J2.09S of all elwas out of a ' total of 373,00 are on strike. Ia the rant era division (heedquar. ,42 were Philadelphia), - tail Central.- - headquarter ri 4.&AI I southwestern, , bur). (headquarter N. lank), 899; n' U-r-s Stutx Motor Magnate Sells Exchange Seat northwestern (headquarters, Chl cago), 1,22. NEW YORK, April II. New Tork a as still in the r1p of the outlaw raUnay strike today and there were no surfses indications of a snsral break in th rank of the strikers. Itoad official were cheered by announcements that military engineers, ev-r- al college studenU aqd cltUens in communities hud volunteered to fill the striker's places While gains were made by the strikers esterday, food trains reached the city in such numbers as to relieve the anxlstlea of health officials.' The New Tork Central road sucvirtually its ceeded In maintaining normal passenger service and moved ' considerable freight. AJ1 other line entering the .city continued crippled. The Pennyelvanla roads suburban service was about fifty per cent of normal this morning. Officials of th Bl Four brotherhoods continued their efforts to Induce "outlaws to return to work In several instances efforts of th brotherhood leaders to address bodies of the strikers were repulsed with 7 boots and jeers. - NEW YORK. April 12. Allan R. Ryan, chairman of th Btuts Motor Car company of . America, who has been In controversy with the New Tork Block exchange sine trading in Btuts suspended, today wrote to the board of governors asking that his seat on tha exchange be sold. LINCOLN. Neb.. April 1$. Speaking in connection with his campaign for endoraement by Nebraska votsrs as a Republican presidential candidate, United States Senator Hiram W. Johnsori of California chargsd In an address hare tolsy that th Democratic administration haa fallad here and trifled there and haa donSTtotMbf at all with th high cost of living . t problem. The speaker declared he knew of no panacea for th problem, but that with th very sufficient power the Is In th administration it is possible systematically and scientifically to begin at both ends of the great chain between the ultimate consumer and original producer until we find out the weak links find somewhere hetwn these two stare something to remedy end than th remedy ran be applied." , Senator Johnson attacked what he declared was a saturnalia of expenss In tha past four years .at Washington" and declared himself in favor of a national budget system to prevent appropriations from lyelng made In a fashion." This saturnalia. . of extravagance that ha been extant and - rampant It can ought to cease," he asserted. be made to ceaa and I trust within a very few months it will be required to cease." Senator Johnson, who will continue his present campaign with an address at Be ward tonight, also declared that Congress will save th people has dreds of millions by cutting down on th administration's military pro; gram." log-rolli- Bandits Rob Store Of Money and Dope Hitchcock in Speech Says Bryan Forsakes April II. Two DENVER, Colo man robbed a drug store of ISO in Cause He Advocated cash and cocaln and morphine val- ued at $1,000 early today. Both were Neb., April II. COLUMBUS, masked when they entered th store. On backed th proprietor to th wall United States Senator G. M. Hitch other pocketwith a revolver and th cock, entered In the April 20 primary ed th money and druga an a candidate for th Democratic endorsement, opened a presidential Sheriff Oust to Try speaking .tourof the state with an address here laet night. For Permitting Mine Referring to a statement by W. J. that if elected a delegate to Worker Head Speech Bryan, the Democratic national convention not support Senator Hitchhe would PITTSBURG. Kan., April 12. Pa- cock, but would allow an alternate to O. Clint vote in-hiper In an ouster suit agalnM place, the senator said: Webb, sheriff of Crawford county, are There we have a big issue. It is the for of this campaign. the most being prepared by attorneys court of industrial relations for filing Shall the important people rule? Shall they court. Kansas int ht supreme have th aright Jto instruct their reTh sheriff was accused of miscon- presentative? Mr. Bryan has raised duct in office by permitting Alexan- te issue. He has forsaken the cause More Serious in East der Howat, president of the Kansas he once advocated," PHILADELPHIA. April 12. Ths miners and a prisoner in the county of railroad strike situation In th Phil- Jail, to deliver a speech to a orowd Will Attempt Signals. seri- miners at Girard yesterday. adelphia district appeared more To Mars From Balloon ous esriy today than at any time since work of Condition the men began leaving their Penns-sylvanReport lust Saturday. Officials of the April II. A. Lo Stevadmitted the walkout - was Former Empress Very r ens,OMAHA, balloon expert at Fort Omaha, spreading and estimate that 1,600 today that th effort of Death Expected announced men, many of them shopmen. Joined David Todd of Amherst colGrave; Professor late yesterthe rank of th striker lege to signal Mars from Stevens balday and last night. This Increased BERLIN, April 12.' The Deutsche loon will be made on April 22. emof Pennsylvania number the Tages Zaltung today says it has ployees in the district to 2,600. .In aourc that the 2,- -, learned from a reliable the eastern region approximately of former Em pres Auguste Moves-Tra-the cem-pan- y condition dTwire idt. Official--eTii"hecome atf grave "that the in said they did not look for any Victoria be announcement of her death may noticeable relief for three or four expected at any moment. Freight and express traffic virtually is at a standstill while th curtail- Alabama Plumbers Are , ment of passenger service waa increasFurnished Chauffeurs ing hourly. Of thI700 passenger daily passing origihating trains BIRMINGHAM. Ala.; April 12 through or terminating in PhiladelMaster plumbers of Birmingham are phia. 105 were annulled yesterday," interfered chauffeurs to Th strike has aertoualy required to furnish TUCSON. Aria. April II. Th with coal movement and In some-case- s drive union plumbers to and from Intervened today In andown of government the not caused closing perhas work and the chauffeurs are th switchmens strik situation at thracite mine. Shortage, of cars due mitted to do any plumbing work, acto the walkout caused all the mines of cording to findings of a committee of Tucson to secure supplies for the allied civic clubs which Investigated th Lackawanna Coal company In 10,-0soldier quartered at the Wilkes Barr dirtrict, employing the recent demand of ths union men government hospital at Fort Pasmen', to suspend operations yes- for a wage of $12 a day. time park. Tty Southern Paci, . terday. The committee said today US In. fic wae ordered to have a special quiry also had disclosed that ft dominated the train ready to leave the Tucson plumbers Serious Aspect in Cleveland nse yards at on o'clock today to proplumbing work of the city; that ceed to Wllmot. seven miles east, ' CLEVELAND. O.,' Aprlt 12, The of apprentices In union shops was forto bring in a ear of gasoline needl and that unskilled labor was railroad atrike situation In Cleveland bidden. eJ for the lighting aird-- power not permitted, to work on plumbing Plant at the tlospttaL Jobs sven Where ho skill was required. (Continued on page eight.) -- ia Government dai to Supply Disabled Soldiers dls--abl- ed 00 Jour-neyme- n- rtTTnMIUl, Kaa, April SETTLEHEIJT Under Transportation Act Railroad Labor Board Is Court of Last Resort in Disputes Between Roads And Their Employees! IS Xximi raa luday.. Th Satis- tht ed. ml-f- fi I. A elal eUtement published her today quts from what purports lo be s report of a conference or French officers of high rank, recently held at Mayende, at whleh It was said to have been agreed that' the "line. of th Rhine" waa necessary for th protection of Franc against ths revenge Ideas of Oerman military circle." It was therefore conaidered." adds ths report, that a buffer stats must bo created whlrh should Includo that part of th right hank of ths Rhine comprising Duseeldort industrial district, the Ruhr region, and Frankfort and its neighborhood. Would .DlvkVe Germany. Evsry embarrassment of Germany should, th report says, be exploited to th best advantage. Th statement continues: Th conference also agreed that It should b bast to divide Germany Into five or six states or republics in alliance with Belgium, yraneo could then on th basis of ths various paragraphs of th peace treaty march trite Germany and remain there. This definite and dlever would put Franc within on orpolicy two years In posaeselon of what Marsha! Foch wants, namely, a military Rhine frontier with Strong bridgeheads without any serious opposition on th part of th Allies or Germany. Mr. Hunt, on of the publlo representatives. I appointed for on year. He la a former mayor of Cincinnati and a former' member of th Ohio bouse of representative. During th war he waa a captain In tha national army. Since 111$ he had been a member of tb board of trustees of Cincinnati Southern railway, a Cincinnati utility. Mr. Hanger, another representative of th public, is named assistant commissioner of tb United States board of mediation and conciliation and as a member of that body has had considerable experience in handling labor disputes. , Member Is Former Judge. Judge Barton, th third member, is a former Judge of th Tennessee court of appeal, and is appointed for three years. Horace Baker, who' is' appointed to Hart Not to Return represent th railroad executives for a three-yea- r term, is a former general COBLENZ, April 12. Th Amerimanager of th Cincinnati, New Or- can forces In Germany have een noleans and Texas Pacific railroad. J. Eliott of Texas, appointed for tified by th war department that two years, formerly was g er.eral man- Brig. Gen. William M. Harts, chief of ager of the Texas A Pacific railroad staff of th army of occupation, will and subsequently was a colonel In th not return from th United 8tates to transportation corps of th American resume that post. forces. expeditionary Gen. Harts left for United States Mr. Park is vice president of th to testify before th thhouse of repreChicago Great Western railroad and sentatives' war Investigation commitis appointed for sne year. tee regarding th charges of prison Mr. Philips Is vice president of th brutalities to have occurred in Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen the Parle alleged district while h was the for is He and Enginemen. appointed commander of th . American force . three years. in th French capital. , h Mr, Wharton of Missouri la sn official of the railway employees department of the American Federation of Coastal Crude Goes labor and a member of the board of Per Barrel Up railway wages and working conditions of tli United States railroad adminisHOUSTON, Texas, April 1$! The tration. Hia term la for two yeara. Mr. Forrester ia president of th Gulf Pipe company announced an adBrotherhood Steamship vance of 60 cents on coastal crud afRailway Clerks, frelghthandlers, express and fective this morning, carrying prlc to station employees. His term is for Other companies op$$ per barrel. on year, Powers of Board. erating In the'coajdaJ fields are to meet th advance. PreUnder ths transportation - aetth miums ever the pbsl4 Price of $2.60 Is th court of railroad labor-boa- rd last resort In disputes between the havs been paid by many purchasers roads and their employees. Its first for several day past. work after considering th present trike will be to tak up th whol Spokane Switchmen haa keen which railroad wag question , Rcfuie to Go on Strike pending for nearly a year. Tb board la to stablish permanent headquarters at Chicago and Its SPOKANE, Wash., April 1$. members will dsvote all of their time by to th work. They will receive sal- Ninety --six switchmen employed aries of 10,909 a yar each. th Northern Pacific railroad la this today, revicinity, at a meeting here fused to .go on strik er to affiliate Step Toward Settlement with th "outlaw" switchmens or' ' ' ganisation. CHICAGO. April It. Appointment RIVER RECEIVER NAMED. by President1 Wilson of tb railroad looked upon by railroad labor board WASHINGTON, April 12, Fredar-- f officials and brotherhood officials here Chicago, waa ap- M being a long Map toward settlement lek A. Delano th supreme court as of th strike. They are now awaiting pointed todaytheby Bad BJvsr lUsy U an noun cemen t 'br'Atty. Oen.'paimer, recelverln and laud controversy between Oka- iContlnuad en pag six Section tfe.) homa and Texan J$3 ' are Pri-rt- cd at th auaarmft at tlv-U( 1d ollhal W oaly wrktag. Cast Ballots in factory Conclusion. 1 II- - drop Mhrt ror$lg. Ths repost how th4 amt vanr mi to Iha imts 01 at ih mnr 12 M I th dkwrVs are st iha Met. Ke strik has brov relied sad ih ere are refraining from work am iMr oww cnour, 00 lag as Ih rvranU how. Cabinet Ditcunea Verb! Pfomi$e$ to b Followed by a Formal Note BERLIN,. April purely ladostry 6 th hndqartrr soartxdM lof hovrte fnr wee Ne LONDON, April 1$. Verbal assurance gives by th French revere men! lit answering tb sixth nets f Great ccu patio of Britain reUtlvs to th German cltiss by th French were discussed by th cabinet eeuncQ today. They are espectsd to b folWASHINGTON. April 12. Th rail lowed by a formal not whtrh will road labor board waa appointed to- mean a satisfactory solution of tb . . . day by President Wilson." difficulty. Ths members are: France is said to recognia that opRepresenting the publlo Osorg position to Its action vi a based rather W. Hanger, Washington D, CTHenry upon tb malntenano of an Import' Hunt, Cincinnati: R. W. Barton, Tenn. ant principle than upon Ui merit ( Representing th rafjread Horace th immediate question involved. Baker. J. H. Elliott nd William I - w. Ta Prevent Recenge .'.N. Albert Representing th smptor Phillips; A. O. Wharton and Jamas J. Forrester. Th board will be authorised t meet In Washngton at once to tak up th grievance of th railroad employee now on strike. Th nominations want to th senate at noon today and prompt action by body ia expect- OHOiM at lh Almq rnmptre Engluh "Whlcb Mey Mean Waste Saturnalia OF FORTHCOMING ar irat Kansas Paralyzed NGLAND SOLUTION WASHINGTON. April IE Tb PvnroytveiiU aa4 New Tork On-Irailroads ror asked today by the drparlnwwt at (sake I srwd the ssim of all UwSr sUiklng poyee and to lodkals shirt of Ihras ere kedti la the walkout. ial flatly re. Fvnnaylvaal and New Tork CVwtrml department farod to dkaraw the meaning of the message or to Indies is whether rim-lireqseMs a os id go forward I the excretive of other railroad The Coal Industry in Illinois. Primary ' Being Held Today Tl Iionull il'3 Reports Show Cond&rx fci We$t Vastly Batter; Li Chicago, Much InprotcJ; In Ea$t, EUpecially Hrx York, Worse. !. Illinois . CHICAGO. April voters rest their ballot today in ths first state presidential preference primary with Governor Freak O. Lowden and MaJ. Oen. Leonard Wood, th enly candidate! entered for th Republican indorsement and Democratic Illinois field uncontented, Th Democratic delegation will go t t tb. th txs Fraacisa oaraUa ua Instructed. Voter wre privileged to writ n th ballots name of other presidential candidate and supporter f Senator Hiram Jehn-so- n of, California waged campaign in some district. In - Chicago a fight wee waged for control of th city Republican organisation In th election of ward committeeman. Bond issues totalling $24,609,060 of which $$,006,000 would be used for a p re pored mu- nlclpai convention hall were also being voted on ia Chicago. three-corner- ed Fonnsr Dictators Troops Lay Sisge To Guatemala City Cia ai- WASHINGTON, April 12. -- dant with reporta today of th growing acriouanaaa of tb railroad strik President Wilson called a rnreting f bis cabinet for tomorrow to disease the general situation." It will b tks f'rrt lima Mr. Wilson has mol With It'.' official family since last August .. Attorney QoreJ Pshass b--4 ro-- . parted to make a decision t- - ui l . whether Ui government would A.r- -' ven in lb strike Department ; Justice officials refused I any whC t ths cabinet meeting would nauss paj- - ' ponement of tha decision, Simultaneously with th announa-mo- ot of th cabinet meeting, lb Whit House made publle th name of the new railroad labor board, Th department of Justie sent telegram a to th executive official ( the Pennsylvania and New York Central rSUroads asking that they th name of th man on strikesupply on their lines Indicating the leaders In th movement. Reports from field agents of th department today said a new union was ' being formed among th striker In Pittsburgh and Chicago. Th organisation was Identified as th railroad workers union" with temporary headquarter In Chicago. Department agents at Chicago advised that John Grunau had boon deposed as bead of th Chicago Yardmen's association. Effort were ms's to learn th Identity of th new wiser who. ths reports said, were affiliated with tb Industrial Wortiru of tb World. Further speculation In tha alteration were apparent from tlons of federal agents, which Asa-d-a- nt Attorney General Garvin said la- - . dlcated that tbs strike leaders were attempting to obtain th of railroad shop worker ia tN Propaganda walkout urging tit shopmen to quit their Job ha Ta-- q1 flv circulated in at least great lroad centera telegrams frSta , agents said. j , lvtlrv GUATEMALA CITT, April 1$. Troops supporting Carlos Herrera. who has bean proclaimed president of th republic after a swift revolution, are holding this city," although It ia closely be- tf sieged by th army commanded by President Estrada Cabrera. Shells from gun la the hands of thee troops have fallen in many parts of th town. . Herrera's forces hold th principal railroad leading to th city and reports indicate th revolution has spread over most of th interior cf th country. Optimism in Chicago C Main strength of th striking railroad workers today was exerted in th section east of Pittsburg and in th PnctG northwest with conditions, aooordhsg to railroad brotherhood leaders sad railway officials, in ths remainder at th country pointing toward a return to normal. Around New Jork pease ger service was hard hit and in th Pennsylvania lrop and steel . region thousands of workers were threatened with enforced .idleness units th att- -. t i . uatlon quickly changed. wtCJi . At Jersey City armed soldier were called army motor truck handle mall halted by th strtlta , were nouSi , Fresh difficulties - WARSAW, April 1$. A proby th railroads at th Pacific and Northern. over Pole th Northern for west. Great nounced victory Pacific switchmen at Everett. Wash. ths Bolsbaviki on th southeast- - walked out at midnight last night. ern front ns reported by th As epitomised by the - brotherhood leaders today the entire situation Vaa;-general staff today.After Sev- 7 west Vastly better. oral days' fighting a Bolshevlk Much Improved. Chicago division was put to flight n East Vastly worse, partioulaTr' ' mors than a score of machine New Tork... were s cap- , From the Ohio river west la gun a with much booty coast, the brotherhood loader K. tured by th Polen the strike was burning out." Conditions in Cbkwgo XinjfWMk in Chicago, Where ths strike atortc1 : two- - weeks ago with a walkout the Chicago, switchmen tt St. Paul railroad, conditions W sufficiently Improved today to per I ptoM lifting of several embargo Railroad 0SMs S vreek ago. 22 cent mbre mated freht X per moved at Chicago yesterday tran . bun12. Thro -' PARIS, April any other day since tha atrik r The Illinois Central reUrtr i 6red ptrsim were killed In th dnnR 4 portsd freight traffle at Ctir , 1 ' at moving 28 per cant of aatr1 ' East Prisdi m Snn-Om-f, Chicago, . Milwaukee A ncosedthg to a dMptrtfcjft t Continued m Trtmch bredqnarters at Mrycnoe, CHICAGO, IS. April -- Bolshevild Routed By Polish Fcrces tot'' f -- t J 3C3Ki!!cdh; MducniDInst j 0u 1 sUan 4 j |