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Show t Educators should know what they talk about. Utah will profit from the N. E. A. Conve, s ntion - 10 -- . JULY WEDNESDAY PAGES Greetings to'tfeeN. E.'A! We're glad you're here. Please stay long enough to do your sehes and us some good 1020 7 SALT LAKE CITY -- UTAH SEVENTY-ITHS- YEAH T Democratic Convention Ends Work tvb tSb CG wo tSb tSO W3 $3 CV3 W3 CvO CV3 W3 CV3 M Wi FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT GIVEN SECOND PLACE tSb tSb C& tSb ih At tft tflb tSb tflb tb Rt c$) Os Sb cSb (St Candidate on Way to Confer With Nominee Cox Over Campaign Vfce-President- ial EXOlllfOF SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT RATIFICATION ATTACKED Franklin D. Roosevelt, Nominated for Second Place by . Democrats Senator Hiram Johnson Says Only Chance for Americanism is G. O P. Poles Retreat CHIEF. ISSUE Before Attack By Bolsheviki EGltlS WITH WARSAW, July S. (By The Associated Press.) Vloug a front of approximately 730 miles the Kom-sU- n Holtthetlkl hate launched the grrtuest attack they hate ever hurled against the Polish lines. On the northern and southern flanks the Poles are retiring In the face of superior enemy forces, the attack on tlte norUavn sector being the iwm severe of the struggle on this front. Faced with the necessity of shortening their line, the Poles have begun a withdrawal at all poluta. Demonstration Marks Land slide That Sweeps Assistant Secretary of Navy In to Candidacy ' for Harmony is Claimed. Vice-Presiden- cy HARDING PLANS Photo by American Press Association Twelve Bridges Are Reported Burned and Insurgent Force is Reported as Far Berroterran North as ' Where" They Hold ' Coal COX BELIEVES FRANCISCO, July 7. Franklin I). Roosevelt of New Tork, asaiat-an- t aecretary of the navy, was nomt-late- d for vice president yesterday by the Democratic national ' ponvehtion, and became the running mate of Gov ernor James M. Cox of Ohio, the Democracys choice for the presidential nomination. BAN SAN FRANCISCO, July ROOSEVELT GOOD RUNNING TtlATE gates to the Democratic national vention, their work' done 'and the big gathering adjourned in a last roar of t entbijjnaatn ,fa the party standard bearers. Governor Jamea M. Cox, of Ohio, and Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York, were scrambling today for train accommodations homeward, livery string of departing sleepers heading east, north or south, was loaded to capacity and men who will roleatn-Ah- a , jilay , Important Rgh4fr -- electionof- the tieket - were hurrying as ay to delayed vacations and on sight-seein- g tours in the west prepar- atory to the struggle ahead Mr. Roosevelt was due to leave dur- log the day for Dayton, Ohio, to con- suit with Gov. Cox where preliminary plans for the campaign will be map- ped out subject to amendment later the party machinery is organ!.- od and the advisers selected. .The as- sietant - aeoretary- - intends - to-- - resign from the navy department as soon as he can clear up his desk and .will -in 'Washington spend days or-sfor that purpose before ehaplng his for the campaign, AUege Spirit of Harmony, Democratic leaders were elated over he spirit of harmony which marked the last hour of the convention. There had been good feeling and tol- erance shown throughout the long struggle to reach a presidential nom- ination It was said, but In the noin- inatlon of Mr. Roosevelt by acclama- non following withdrawal of ail other candidates, these leaders saw evidence of differences buried and a determlna- tion to work, hard for victory in the lection from which they drew greet - - MEXICO CITY, July war secretary's office today confirmed report that an armistice between Francisco Villa, the rebel governther present leader, e r ' v5 and ment haa been wnmged. 7,-T-hc - ANOTHER QUIET DAY ATHOME t a tele-whe- cow. . . o 1 as n. JZ7 se la 1 , Anglo-Japane- Bolsheviki Take Fortress of Rovno nt , tt ch t his-pla- ac-vie- Lieut. Wanderer Wife Murder Probe CHICAGO, July ,T. WASHINGTON, July 7, ProceedColby, ings asking that Balnbridgs secretary-o- f atate, be enjoined from Pro-graIssuing any proclamation declaring the suffrage amendment ratified jrere . . instituted In the District of Columbia supreme cburt.,.tpday .by, .Charles, J5., 3 'l r tv New York, president of O.. July 7. Sehator Fairphlld of MARION, the American Constitutional League, choice for the the Harding, Republican Mr. Fairchild also seeks to prevent presidency, planned to spend another Attorney General Palmer from enforo- r quiet day today on hts correspondence Ing tha amendment Justice Bailey and his speech of acceptance. Since Issued a rule on Secretary Colby ' and hie arrival here, the senator received the attorney general to cause July It principally old friends who called to why the motion should not be .grant.WlkrktulfUehjm on his nomination ed. , ) hia tlrne gap The basts of the n and it is proceeding triha quietly as poesible for the next week claim that the ratification of tha or 10 days in order to prepare for hie amendment by the West Virginia legnotification. islature was Illegal because accomNational Chairman Will H. Hays plished by fraud and that the p oposed and T. Coleman Du Pont of Delaware, ratification by the Tennessee legislawho Is chairman of the ture also would be .Illegal nr the of the Republican national committee ground that the legislature lacked auwhich Is arranging for his notification, thority under tho states constitution will see him Friday to discuss plans to act on the measure. for that event, but no other conferOnly 25 states have ratified the ences of any Importance are anticipatamendment and as ratification by one ed in the neartwtorer other Is necessary the attack on the amendments through the courts at Plans. on To Confer f this (dm came.-aA' Surprise frags circles here. An attack on tha 7. Julv Republican legality of the action of the Tenne CHICAGO, leaders from mtddlewestern states aeea legislature had been expected but continued to arrive today to confer not until the legislature had acted. , with Chairman Will H. Hays and other member of the Repybltqan na- North Carolina to Act. tional committee on carwpilgn plana Chairman Hays declined to comRALEIGH, N. C., July 7. Gov. ment directly on the nomination of Bickett of North Carolina today Ishe Cox. Instead, expressed sued a call for a special session Governor of the situation the with general satisfaction for August 10 at which ratlegislature to Senator Harding. and paid tribute ification of the suffrage amendment The Republican leader insisted that will be considered. directwould be plans their campaign ed at the Democratic platform and not Seventh Arrest in War the nominee. O.; July 7. Gov, Jamea the Democratic candidate for the Democratic president, believe vice presidential nominee, Franklin D. Roosevelt, assistant secretary of the " fttfvyv wiirhe- a good running mate." Cox and Roosevelt,' thats catchy, isnt It? commented, the governor WASHINGTON, July 7. RevoluaR h flrgt iearned who hia a9BOciate licket would be trom tha As tionary movements in various parts 0 hia hom at Trair. of Mexico were reported in advices d PreM hia newa. received al the state department nd The tovernr had , officials in that offica ,n the clty before tha vlca from American country. The movements apparently was made nomlnatlon ldentlal are unrelated and of minor Importn and hiB office had forrotten t0 ance, but are being carefully studied. Consul Blocker at. Piedraa Negras, hlm the remiltopposite Eagla Paw,' telegraphed the sitting In a reclining department . that - General Ricardo ln hi( ubrary enjoyin his pipe Gonzales, a nephew of General Pablo some newspaper Gondalea, with a force estimated at and chatting with informed of. Mr, between AS to 200. men .bad revoked representatives when on. He appear-plan- s against the present government on Roosevelt, nominal as far ed well pleased with the selection July 4, and had advanced made by the convention and at ones north as Berroterran, where they are , the located dictated to the newspapermen pow holding coal mines. Fedwhich he eral General Borales left Pedras Nei-gcongratulatory telegram last night with 200 soldiers to atMnt t0 Mr. Roosevelt, also the ohe to his campaign manager, E. H. tack the revolting force. Another federal column is reported to be adMoore from Saltillo. A intod. vancing Intitnately The American consul at Tampico The governor admitted that he was wired that it was officially ack not intimately acquainted with Mr there that General Carlos Roosevelt, but declared him to be a nowTeSged Osuna and General Larrabee Agadir vigorous, upstanding, courageous and were in rebellion. General Osuna is He comment progressive Democrat. ed particularly uponjtwo addressee reported to be between Tampico and Monterey, and General Agadir on the made by the vice presidential date, one before the National Demo- - San Luis Potosl line. There also were reports at Piedraa It was generally agreed that the cratio committee in Chicago last to China had besn a great success ter and the other on Americanization Nelgr&a that General Jeaus Guajard British Minuter nolee- - and unflagging display of in Dayton. He said Mr. Roosevelts had revolted at Gomes Palacio, near! ,lf Carries Protest Against enthusiasm were a gauge of that sue- - service In Washington has given him Torreon, with 200 men and had ad-- ! cess there was ample ground for their a wide experience and .a wide vanced towards the American border Anglo-JapaneTreaty over the old Mexican International Up to the last the delegatee ' 'were ready to cheer or to demon- - qualntanceshlp. In hie first public address after hie railroad line. (By the AsSHANGHAI. July 2 strata at every opportunity nomination in Middleton last General Portflrio Cordena, who was sociated Sir Betlby-F- . ) Alston, Press; In a way the scene yesterday when Gov. Cox declared in commenting night. upon military governor of Coa-hul- British minister to China, has reached Mr. Roosevelt was nominated rivaled the industrial unrest in the world that appointed General Pabla Gonzalee dur- this city on his waf to England, havby - early In the p .that of .the. break-uany attempt; to exploit class hatred Is ing tha revolt at Mexico City, and ing been given a leave of absence. Ha deadlock equally as dangerous morning of the McAdoo-Co- x as the Bolshevlk-an- d who was replaced by ,be Obregonieta is taking with him a petition to tha the nomination of Gov. Cox. 1st la Europe. General governor, Lula Gonzales, is British government from a score of What It lacked in the tense expect- He asserted that the Golden Rule reported to be under arrest at Pie- leading Chinese eemmercial aiud-- nl ancy of the last ballots, after Yhe ac- - works much better than the bullet or draa Neigraa. turn of Attorney General Palmer in the bayonet, and that In all Industrial bod tea, opposing a renewal of the treaty. ok downhe tULV'.TU11." is there a middle disputes, ground The document say the condition had held the convention j blch muBt be followed In Order that which led to the negotiation of the helpless through II bsllots. the Rooae- - juatice be done to all veil nomination made up In the treaty no longer exist, and declare the In public places. must guard !Tho Was' ness with which the decision danger from Russia and Germany ha tha' freedom of extha from tha many reached been removed. America, it asserts, la ploit of tha few." he said. -the only power with strength suffiHair Doses Candidates Up. To Commit Leaders. cient te endanger peace, and it la were 'Nominating speeches again tha that country would alter its Governor Cox said he will make no order of the day when the convention assembled at noon. Half a dozen plans for the campaign until he has London. July 7. --The fortress of ettabiiebed policy overnight. candidates were put forward and there had aft opportunity to confer with was evidence that a strong more-fne- party leaders, moot of whom will not Romo, one of the famous triangle Colorado Springs Votes was on to name a man from get back from San Francisco until of fortresses In Volhyaia, to the east $900,000 for Paving the west. The epeakere appealed for tha latter part of the week. Ha said of Dubno and Lutsk, has fallen info of the west a ahara in Mr. he. may go to the executive office i Bolsheviki hands, it la announced in iivn a second elect kin. Columbus today or tomorrow to clean COLOR AiyiTKFRINOS. Colo.. July 7, tha soviet communique for Tuesday, Just before 'that, however, a final up work there. Colorsdn Springs adopted the city demonstration, had followed the read, The governor Indicated In hie tele received by wlrelees from Mnenew to- manager, form of government to betng of a telegram from Gov. Cox by graft) of acceptance te convention day, In capturing Rome from tha come effective April, voned ttoi.-00- 0 ,'halrmatj Robinson thanking the Chairman Robinson that ho would Poles the Bolsheviki took 1,009 prisdecided end for paving against an convention for Its expression ef faith make an active campaign, rather than oners, two armored trains, two tanks ordinance allowing .moving picture he front porch" variety planned by iwe aix-tna on and guns with tram te theatre Kunusv, at a - special eleetien p'e (Continued on page five) ; - 'he Republican nominee, . ocomottvac , v held yesterday. DAYTON, h m. ReEAGLE PASS, Texas, July burnbeen 12 had that bridges ports ed in Mexico south of Montclova gave rise here today to rumors that a new revolution had broken out In the southern Republic. Adolfo Gonzales" M Sa.idTtO 'h8dth." new- - move ment." M. Cox, Allege Ratification by Wet Virginia Legislature ' Illegal Because Accomplished by Fraud-NortCar-olina May Take Actiorif Hay and Du Ppnt to Confer With Republican Nominee Friday on Campaign Mines. of Combination Names Will Form Catchy Slogan for Use in Presidential Campaign." ' Thinks Delecon- 7. California Senator Declares Attitude of Two' Great Parties Definitely Puts Issue to People Will Stand. By Republican Party and Platform. J ih-anf-'-k Risk Fraud Conspiracy WASHINGTON, July 7'.The sev enth arrest In connection with the al4 leged conspiracy of some employees n the war risk bureau to defraud die-abled soldiers was coupled with a report today that a few arrests would be made In other eltlee. Tha latest arrest was that Of George W. Seitz tf Washington. mu si Lieut, Carl was D. Wanderer, whoa a if killed In the vestibule of - ' their apartment building several weeks ago, presumably by a man who Wanderer killed In a pistol duel followed was' arrested Taat night, and couwith his brother-in-la- w sin pending 'further Investigation of the case. Wanderer told police after the shooting that tha man h killed had slain Mr. Wanderer after attacking them without provocation Wanderer said he then killed the man with ' hia army pistol, - A similar gun was found beside tha body of tha dead man, who has never been Identified. x Through the factory, police traced tha number of tha pistol believed to belong to the dead man and found that Wanderers brother-in-lawaa the original owner. Tha brother-in-laJohn Hoffman, said ha sold the gun to x Fred Wanderer, a cousin of the lieutenant. - Fred Wanderer; when arrested, told police, they say, thatvC-l- , had borrowed tbe gup from him several days before the . , hooting. Carl Wanderer was taken Into c.ustody and said, according to police, that after killing the man, he traded guna with him as tha stranger's gun appeared to bi a better weapon. Police are holding the three while they.trace the ownership 'of ' -, the other gun, w Daring Mariner On Dangerous mm Argentine Government ' Opposed to Prohihitioif -- lore-motiv- - four-squa- re r n. The Republican party declared that t the president's covenant Tailed Signal-- , to ly accomplish its asserted purpose, and contained stipulations not only in- tolerable for an independent people, but certain to produce ih Injustice, hostility and controversy among na- tions which It pi u posed to prevent and repudiated to a degree wholly unnecessary and unjustifiable tha ored politics In favor of peaea daclared by Washington, Jefferson and , tlmw-hpn- -, Monroe. Republicans Give Hope. "Tha Republican party stands, therefore, firmly against tha presi l dent's covenant a presented, denounces it a breed ing war rather than promoting peace and "reaffirmf-thtime honored, nation old policies of Washington, Jefferson. And Monro. "The Democratic party, on the other hand, rejected every effort to modify or qualify the president's proposed league of nations, Indorsed the , president's attitude and took Its position in favor of the league aa pra sented. It is true that the Democrat y something in effort to placate. about reservations which might make more or clearer specific the obligations of the United Staten but the language Is meaningless and does not ' at all alter the essential position of tho Democratic party for the league 't as presented. "Tha two partiea acted In almilar , diffashion in one respect, but from ferent motives and for different rea sons Both rejected the plea for adoption of the league with reservabecause they tions, the Democrat were for the league es presented, and the Renuhlican because no reserve- tions devised by the human mlad could anticipate the couttugenove which might arias In the future from an- tMtrument of such potential poaa- lbuttle for ham. Thai Issue Prewwiteid- - " , , Thus tbs Issue finally come from ' the forum of Congress to tha final arbitrament of the American people. " Ths overshadowing question in the campaign, therefore. ofIs whether wa -European and enter the maelstrom Asiatic politics and diplomacy and of ths cynical Imperialbecome a part ism ft the old World, or whether Hve her Ilfs. In her a shall America wU h - Independent unfettered. .. way. mindful always of her obligations te te humanity and civilisation, hut freeand each eHm ahall arise, act the peBcy ftmafetalnlng a) way Washington and Jefferaon and Menall nation enwhh roe, of friendship tangling alliance with pone. . "With a candidate wandtnr four the platform, the Wen sonars P g. who heitev in leave tho protecting and priwervlng en chew, and eur Amerteenlem, to eappwrt the Repuhtloaa that e i i rip Missing , SAN FRANCISCO. July' 7 All lighthouses on the Pacific coast between Washington" and San. Francisco today were seeking traces of Helgar Torstensen, chief BUENOS AIRES. July Government boatswain's mats, tT. 8.' N., reposition to the prohibition bill recently Introduced In con gr see was who left his ftomd in Bretired, announced' today by Finance Minister merton, Wash., several weeks ago He assured Salaberry. reprikseaUttvaa In a S open host In an enof win Interests from MAndoaa and San Juan that the executive departdeavor te reach. Ban Franclaco. . ment would use all legal resources Wireless message requesting a s gainst the measure. lookout for 'Torstansea .were die-patched by officials of.theiweifth Train Carrying New navel district on the appeal of Jersey Delegates Derailed Mra. Anna Toratenaen, his wife. Torstanaen wa picked up June e MERCED. Cal., July T. The .17 by a Ilf saving station at and baggage car of a train carAberdeen, Wash- - hi boat was a of the New Jersey leaking and makinq a loafing fight ry ing. number delegation to the Democratic national Following tfgalnst heavy seas convention was derailed yesterday n craft, he started repair to the rente to the YoeemHe valley, Tha enKranctwm. for Fan out again Not bi nr has been beard ef him gineer wae injured, hut the were net hurt. . store. ; n BAN FRANCISCO, July T. Support of the Republican party, fWlth a candidate standing upon the platform. is the only choice left to losr-Wh(bclleke" in safeguarding.1 protecting and preserving our Americanism,. Senator Hiram W, Johnson of California, declared In a statement , at hts home here today, "For more than a year the contest over the president's league of nations hf been waged lq Congress. Senator Johnson's statement said, "it has been " the and paramount issue, -- 'Of necessity, 'Hi la tsdu the conventions ef the two great political partiea Both Republicans and Democrat in their platforms, have in- - ' dulged in the usual political verbosity, but nevertheless these platforms in direct opposition to each other, sharp-l- y define and clearly present the question for decision in the November elae-tio- - -- . aafe-gsardln- bt party". |