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Show ' ' ' : . . . . - ; - . -- . Ogden Invites You to the . . ' , . Third Annual OGDEN LIVESTOCK SHOW January 3, 4, 5, 6, 7: 1922. Fifty-firs- Year t OGDEN CITY, UTAH, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 20, 1921. No. 164 V O O o I M SUBMARINES niivninuJiai mnm II UlUil HI I, IIU il nAnnmVm .nnn-- r UI r Sessionto Be Held Plenary TlnirRH?dr. "Rfilifif nf I Observers I , i mm mm m Ill French Premier Insists, Nation Must Have Adequate ifiiiii : ' Riisll" iw w WB i o o ' - - - ' am mi aiiAAAAiii' Ik) Results of New Economic Policy to Be One Im-- I Defense Vessels . X vei;. - V- ") .. ' , . J Collins Frank in Reply to ' Irish Sympathizers in -- c. . VI homi : America MiniMM . . QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 20. (By the Associated Press.) Removal of the British troops from Ireland which was V' I to have been 'begun 'today has been I . ; suspended and they will not be' withdrawn unless the treaty .is ratified, it Witness Threatens Colonel was stated here. DEBATE CONTINUES Blamed for His Suffering DUBLIN. Dec. 20. (By the Associated Pjess.) It was announced this Due to 'Gas morning that Arthur Griffith, iiead of the Sinn Fein delegation which sign ed the Anglo-Iris- h treaty, would move LYNCHING DESCRIBED 'in a vote the Dail Eireann today-fo1 on the question of approving the treaty and that Eamonn de Valera, the re' f One Hanging Declared to publican president, would move its v. t Have Been Caused by disapproval. Today's session of the Dail opened with Brien O'Higgins in the chair, reBoiled Smith Hard placing: Professor John MacNell. ; Mr.de Valera, addressing the Dail at claimed there could be r k il WASHINGTON. Dec. 20. George no theutset, of of ratification tha question II. Taylor, of Philadelphia, who served treaty by the Dail, . he which declared, the Jasha ireifetz, noted'violinist, gave a private concert for Helen overseas, told a senate, committee tonot ratify the In the sense Keller at Denver. Blind and deaf, she heard by placing her sensitive day that he saw with his own eyes could of making it a legal pact All instrument. soldiers twelve American, hanged was to Dail or the could do finapprove on the once violin. She "heard" Caruso by placing her fingers from disapprove, he asserted. around France, ' gers upon his lips as he sang. April to June, 1318, but was unable A private session '. of the Dail to say whether any of them had been Eireann. held was this late afternoon, . convicted by to devoted discussion of the position One of the. soldiers hanged.' he de and resources of the Irish republican clared was tried for assault on 1 . -- .V Debate Continued in Dublin HOPES NOT, SO BRIGHT H t. I RATIFICATION Parliament Over Acceptance of Peace Plan Srat Tfl her fingers are her ears J mil .MH.IW..! ' C DflMT MIEiHIQ -- - 1 i'UN'ira.mudUUWi timfq Mmmri mimm 1 I PflMFflS ' QfllWIFT ; !llbLU IIIMIIII - I ..www. ww. BRIAND INTERVIEWED II 1 1 1 1 -- m mm m LmtmMp iran GREAT BRITAIN o S ;CCEPTv HUGHES' PROPOSAL S0HU FKENCKi nn o 4 P. M LAST 'EDITION v "'7:? 20; Physicians LONDON, Dec.Imvc . fallen upon portant Topic. dwinlean of 20. and Dec. times, complaints (By the; WASHINGTON. Associated Press.) France, today ac- - i dling practices nre widespread. otlicr day a doctor, from the cepted the American proposal that she The fashionable Ilarley street district, LENINE VILL SPEAK be accorded a capital ship tonnage of was sued In the courts for a small 175.000 under, the naval limitation debt Which he' declared he was uni agreement was able to pay because his practice Famine Question Also Im-- ' The acceptance of the French subhad "dropped almost to the vanishof the naval i jriven at a meeting portant On Program Be- corthe which ing point." . at of fifteen committee Fashionable doctors say that so . Chairman between fore Bolsheviki. respondence Premier liave manywar-tim-ordinary Briand onthe practitioners Mushes and e liad exierience with surgquestio of capital ship tonnage ot ery cases that. In thousands of inMOSCOW, Dec. 20. Many formid-'abl- e France, was presented. stances, they now do their own opMUST IIAVE DEFENSE. questions appear on, the agenda instead of pato their his erating sending in the of Ninth soviet conThe French rply premier ' tients to specialists". Another reason gress which Is to convene here today. Mr. Hughes, as made public after the o is that many formerly Foremost amo? these are the considcommittee meeting declared, however, circumin who other would of theTpreliminary results of eration light people "that as to the defensive snips," stances have consulted a prominent the new economic policy, which abancruisers, torpedobeboats and submarfor the- physician, now go to hospitalsa dons communism to a. considerable exwould it impossible ines, where; they obtain treatment at --French erovernment, to accept reductent, and the famine which threatens ' lower cost. Others' say that to wipe much which out millions of Russians in the tlnn eorresoondmsr to those women now prefer to be. attended Volga districts before the next harvest. we, accept for capital ships;", without own sex and by doctors of their It is more than, a year-s-i nee the last contradicting" the vote of the French that psychoanalysis' and various meeting, oiLthe IKRusslan sovit-cn- JJXi whiclrf f ormsdC fuith healinr account for '.v. The - of f icial gresg and. the congress has actually bethe fftllingr off--" i the number of pa- come, much less important than might the correspondence was maae pudiic tients. be imagined from reading the soviet said that & meeting of the full comconstitution. It. has over 2.000 memmittee on limitation of armament had ' bers: not did but Village and town Soviets call been, called for tomorrow, elections by means of which delegates state the subjects to be taken up. ; are selected to ..attend conventions in The French premier's reply to Mr. provincial capitals which desijmate the Hughes, emphasized that capital ships were essentially "attacklns ships" and delegates to the Moscow congress. of France is that the ADMIT DICTATORSIHP "not the, offensive point of view but Only workmen, soldiers, sailors and uniquely the defensive point of view." who do not employ any peasants PLENARY SESSION. orers-except their own families arc The British delegation has formally to vote entitled under the constitution. Thousand Immigrants to Be Evidence of One of State's asked that, a plenary session of the Bolshevists make- no claim that the tobe held conference Turned Back; 17 Women Is ; Washington elections to the congress are democratPrincipal Witnesses ' ' morrow or Thursday in order that a" ic; their call system . Attacked. Are Murdered. Great Britain may present its case.for of the proletariat and do dictatorship the abolition of the submarine. not pretend "that their government has If was expected that the session the of a majority of Russians. LOS ANGELES, Cal:. Dec 20. The NEW YORK. Dec' 20. In contrast would be held Thursday. Lord Lee, it ' Atsupport session of the every case was understood, as head of the Britof Mrs. Madalynne Obenchain, acto "which the everybody Joy "nearly soviet congress a Central Executive fish admiralty, would present. the Brit-- , committee of about 200 members is else in the metropolis is looking for- cused Jointly with Arthur C. Burch of ish case in a carefully prepared state- Western elected which holds office until the ward to Christmas, more than 1000 the murder of J. Belton Kennedy, was Industry Endan- next ment dealing largely with technical congress is called and is the body men, women and children-herare continued in the superior court to Febfeatures. Cuban in which Competichief functions the 15. Heretofore the cae has been of gered by governArthur J. Balfour, head of the for a day made only more ruary are ment the vested constitution. preparing from 'day to day by. continued Told folSenators will British delegation, probably tion, In practice this committee, whose bitter by the realization that they are with the usually that it would low, discussing general phases of sub- understanding members are scattered all over the unhappy In the midst of rejoicing. ot Burch marine warfare.' 'follow trial the Immediately and federated govThese are the majority of Uncle which Is now. In its fifth week and it WASHINGTON, Dec. 20. A duty of Russian republic BRIAND INTERVIEWED. has It been found ernments, 2 unwieldy. cents a'pound on Cuban raw sugar Sam's ..temporary . guests at the .E11U i3 LOXDON,.Dec. 20. (By the Asso "to last until too large to assemble conveniently. expected by attorneys station,-whare Island Hated Press.) "France has accepted as compared with the present emerg is ' ' immigration afthe Years. New actual of By control after degrees , rate of 1.6 cents and the because quotas deportation awaiting Secretary Hughes' naval ratio for cap ency com fair's, to shifted of council the. evidence of exhaustin Introduction are was . for the the'Underwbbd countries law their asked tariff we are glad of the re ital ships and permitted missars, which' corresponds ,to a cabi- ed. ' was Burch resumed. defense then lief it will afford us," Premier Briand of the senate finance committee to- net., and is under the chairmanship SAD CHRISTMAS. of France Is reported as declaring in day by the United States Sugar" Man- of Nikolai Charles C. Blair, city marshal of Lenine. G. officials will be. W, It say, through-Immigration jm interview with the Daily Mail. ufacturing association, Hills, was recalled .and told ' KALENINE PRESIDES the island has Beverly the saddest Christmas McCormlck, a beet sugar, manufacturer "Regarding secondary units, we are of with Mrs. Besanty, his of Interview ' M. Kalenine, who is the legal head ever seen. Menominee, Mich. the six American yet uninformed respecting "witnesses for the one chief of the Js of no the must beet sUganproducers Christmas hoh "There will be government and generally 10,000 ton ships which Germany is as President of the republic, day for the immigration men. but on i prosecution. . Mr.. Blair said "he had of allowed to build under the Versailles have 5 xents a pound for the finished spoken over the Ninth Sunday aftefnoon We hope to have a talked fully with Mrs. Besanty the day treaty. We shall ask the Washing- product !fJ o. b. factory. Mr. McCor- will - preside soviet congress by virtue of his little entertainment to bjlghten things, after the shooting and that she did not ton conference to take this considera- mlck said, and since Cuban raw sugar can be laid down at the refineries in position as chairman of the Central if we can, for those who are to bfe tell him many of the things ahe testition into account.". Executive committee of that body. He turned back,", said Robert E. Todd, fied to on her direct examination at Of the economic situation, he said: this country at 2 cents a pound. a signs treaties, grants pardons, receives commissioner of. Immigration. duty is necessary unless the beet "Russia is a question which Great the trial last week. WOMEN MURDERED. and perBritain and France should examine sugar industry is to be destroyed. . ; diplomatic representatives DIRECTION OF SHOTSi murmore. 20. or. forms Dec. less The formal other. tasks, WASHINGTON, STAGGERING LOSS together, but I fear t no as are The witness was examined as . to has vested but. such. powers der at .Constantinople in September of that vast country is greater beet sugar factory took .a in the American Every' and" 17 women children president.-'he had noticed the direction of i3 Armenian whether known. than Great Britain loss" on the 1920-2- 1 crop, sovThe seekof the to came United States who the. calling and France together must undertake "staggering which the shots that killed Kennedy in he continued,-- adding that the entire iet congress at this time is probably ing safety, but who were deported, were fired from, or whether the directhe reconstruction .of Europe. The industry now is on "the verge of dis- idue to the fact that the government was" reported' to the house' immigra- tion could be determined fromthe appeace ;is built solidly aster." He asserted that if called upon desires a maintepance.of its chang- tion committee by p. V. Knightly, of formal an approval entente cordiale. All differupon settle their obligations at this time, more or less counsel for a welfare at pearance of the brush the shot had ences between England and Franoe to organization 60 per cent of the .43 beet sugar fac- es in economic policy by a be- penetrated... ..... as were Boston. can be settled by frank explanation tories in representative body. deported.. These, would have to' con- ing in excess of the quota allowed Leon C. S. Sum-mar- , address the will testified Urban that :Trotzky " and discussion." . down. shut milifro- mthelr country. Details of the gress concerning the army and who. has given, evidence for the 00that the Cuban sugar proCharging Lenine will speak' on the killing were obtained,' Mr. Knightly state about meeting affairs. tary Burch near the dewere "for the ducers, responsible economic policy. Kamenoft said, from an American" student at beach at. a POLICE FRIGHTENED where last year, Mr. changed bauch of high prices-,it was claimed point will discuss the famine. Chicherin will Roberts college." Constantinople, in a inMcCormlck declared their that his by shotgun into the on International relations and letter to an "Armenian student at Bos- he had thrown BY BOMB EXPLOSION ordinate greed at that time, had report they had said bewater the after chairman of shooting, whose and .were sister supreme the ton, Bagdanoff, .mother "pulled their house down upon them- economic council, will discuss the flmnne thnn killed. knew" he fore , little that and now are asking the Ameri- progress of plans for the revival of in- about testifying obtaincase. best From Information the said Urban Summar NEW YORK. Dec. 20. Damage es- selves the can conjrress to extricate them from dustries. The of ag- able, 'he declared the women and told him that he was unable to tel timated at $50,00 0 was done by the ex- the debris." will-alsbe considered.' riculture children were first outraged by Turks whether the man he had passed on the - AMERICANS HIT ' plosion early- today of a bomb which ' : Sessions the of congress then murderett because there was generally had been thrown or placed in the hallThe witness that at the last about a week .and resemble the and no means for their'Upkeep, and "they beach road waa a .white man or a negway of a building on Grand street. The time when the explained were Cuban producerswildest national conventioin of an American were considered in the way." ro, or what kind of a car he was drivscene of the explosion was only a block . ."beyond their prices getting more of ou session . than 'In Summafs testimony he Iden a, political ing. party .from the police headquarters the dreams," American sugar s bet pro- the America congress. Commissars Burch as the. man and described tified concussion gave officers there apd a scare ducers were; compelled to keep their make reports of the work of their de. FAJG8 DROP FRESH as some of them believed for' a few prices down with particularity.' car reason of the food con- partments. the Central, Executive com; Dec. 20. Eggs the .MOVIE-ACTO' LOS' ANGELES, minutes that threats to "bomb Wall trol law and. by WITNESS. of the department- mittee makes a report and nomina dropped four cents on the produce ex' rulings street" had been carried out; of Justice. , Edgar Nittinger, who said he was a tions are made for a new Cenralcom- - change "here Monday, the new price Mr. McCormlck went on to say that mittee. Is promptly elected andlfor fresh, extras, highest grade, being which even now, Cuba is threatening to NEWSPAPER MEN (Continued on Page Two.) .'154 cents a dozen wholesale. throw its surplus of 1,250,000 tons of the session adjourns. FOUND LEGION POST sugar-frolast year's crop on the, American market &P one cent a jpound, a price which he declared would be KANSAS CITY, Dec. 20. In honor destructive to the American beet sugar of the late William R. Nelson, founder industry. Turning to arguments yes- of the Kansas City Star, more than one terday of the .'American men in the employ in Cuba." Mr. McCormlck said producers hundred they had of that newspaper. Monday signed an- hinted that if the old., duty of one cent was not restored there would for an Ameri a application Xor a charter a revolution In Poland planned investigation would make no can legion post to be known as the be pound a revolution in Cuba and the United TVJEW YORK, Dec. 20. Detailed re- - nouncement next for it had year, v Its of until early plans William R. Nelson post. from Silvester Cosgrove, who arrested all the immb States would have to Intervene and "so ports M. Gutkowskl.. of the to still According suspects James Lockhart, of the editorial de-- f have another little brown brother on last week arrested in Warsaw, Poland, In the United States. plot Polish in Evidence the police, Lindenf eld's political as was chosen partment of the Star, statement recites the details ol formal will Wolfe to been have bureau of the probLlndenfeld, alleged i possession oocommanaer. . involved in the Wall street bomb ex- ably be turned over to' the police of his employment by, William J.asBurns ov before the latter's appointment head ' HPLWTT RAINS ALONG COAST , of September 1920 were await- various cities. plosion of of SHE KNEW HOW TO the of bureau the investigation LOS ANGELES, Calif., Dec.- 20.- ed by. department of Justice officials of United States. AssoJustice. 20. Dec. the depa.rroent WARSAW, (By . GET KEY IN HURRY Nearly ten inches of rain fell, in six today. William J. Burns, head of the ciated Press.) The "Polish police be' Mr. Burns,-- he .sAid. sent him to Euhours Monday at Mount Wllson.' near bureau of Investigation who came here rope to trace the bomb plotters, adhere, in the 'most severe storm that several days ago to consult subordin- lleve thdt Wolfe Lindenfeld is hiding vancing him $3,000 to cover expenses. PROVINCE. R. I., Dec. 20. Mrs. has visited this section. in years. Two ates regarding the reported confession much. of what he really knows regardGutkowskl believes Lindenfeld bewent a inches of the fall occurred of Llndenfeld. planned to leave during ing the Wall street explosion of Sep- came an active communist and refrainCatherine Carley shopping and and half doorkey. .The children had In one hour. Unusually heavy rains the day for Washington, where, he tember. 1920. In connection with which ed from making reports to Burns. The forgot her locked the door. Her husband, a fire- were experienced all over Southern hoped Cosgrove's cabled account' of he was arrested here at the. instance of charge upon, which he is being held man, had a key so she turned In an California. 'Railroad traffic Is. ham- the arrest and confession would - be the United, States department-oJus- by th-Poles Is that .of being a comalarm and the fire company responded. pered and considerable damage has ready, for his attention.; and continue questioning him. munist tice, propagandist and a suspected been dona. . Her husband let hay Mr. Burns indicated the bureau oX LindenXeld daclax&s th commuuintj IDV. i : - r - i . . v ! j . All-Russi- an well-to-d- . . " -- - . - . " " - - SljE - ; LID ; pre-occupati- on lab- . - . They.-frankl- y . All-Russi- an e . ". o ent , . All-Russi- ' an -- . 2-c- . - , All-Russi- , an - " this-countr- ... y C-- H. ... - -- . " ; . ' . - - - .. . - , : - v '. -- - . - - m - ex-servi- . POLISH POLICE BELIEVE BOMB SUSPECT IS HOLDING BACK VITAL INFORMATION . ce I " . " . -- . 1 . - - -- . -- ! - f . court-martial- . " a French by French-gir- l Court martial? t,.. was rejected, it was understood after the conclusion of the session. ,w t-- .. present. Taylor gave the name of the soldier and said he was a sergeant Just before adjournment for lunchfrom Detroit, Mich., but the committee eon, an angry exchange occurred be; the. name from its tween Eamon decided to omit de Valera and Arthur records. over Griffith the question of the Dail SEES LYNCnLNG a brief secret session at the holding Robert A.' Harrison, of Wilmington, "meeting to hear a statement by' the N. C. testified that in 1917 he witnes- minister of defense. Griffith asked if sed the lynching In France of a sol- the people were to be "fooled by more dier. The victim was a Mexican from private proceedings." El Paso or Eagle Pass, Tex., who was CALLS IT UNWORTHY. was charged with a crime against a woman "It Qf Mr. Griffith and not tried. to suggest unworthy the that desired priEail "I was told that the man .had to be vacy," the republican president rebesome officer from hanged to save sponded. Harrison declared. .. Mr. de ing cashiered," said something else of field glasses Har- had been Valera Through a pairsaw brought the lynching" in besides the treaty. back from London rison saldhe which thirty men took part. Mr. Griffith demanded to know the FINE NECKTIE PARTY meaning of this amid, loud cries of addressed to de Valera. "It waa a nice little necktie party." "withdraw" Cbarles Burgess, the minister of de. he said. "I saw the body, later with fense, explained that anybody "knowa rope around the neck." deing the business end of a gun" must Taylor, the first witness, also Th'h know the necessity for secrecy irt clared he saw two executions. matters. 19 19 on was 1, at military first Camp April - VOTE IS PROMISED. Wilson, he said. a"nd the entire com.When it became clear the session mand was ordered to the "gallows to was to discuss only military matters, witness it. Mr. withdrew his objections." Griffith a line double had of soldiers "They at 'the gallows," he said, "and Major Deputy John Milroy, speaking in Ross was in command- The men hang- the DaiL Eireann this' afternoon in ed was a negro.- A chaplain went to support of the treaty with England the scaffold and. prayed and then they demanded and received from 'Eamon de Valera and other opponents of the hanged him."man "Was the hanged tried by court treaty their promise to submit the martial?" Chairman Brandegee ask- question of ratification to a vote of the Irish people. ed. FitAXK wrrn America "I don't know." was DUBLIN, Dec. 20. In the course of Taylortosaid the second hanging his speech yesterday Mr. Collins, re. , similar the first. ferring to cablegrams he had received Harrison, the Wilmington witness, from told of another lynching after the America, said: "What I am going to say will make armistice which he declared was dime unpopular in America for the rest rected by "Hard Boiled" of my life. I am going to hide nothing IS BROKEN 1 thlnkvfor the sake of American popu"This wrist of mine," said Harrison, larity. . .. his broken "was left while arm, lifting "I received a cablegram from San. from 'Hard Boil- Francisco trying to save myself 'Stand fast; we wilt ed Smith and a couple of his ser- send you asayl&grmillion dollars a month.' geants." replay to this was to send half The witness said he saw men taken a "My million and send a thousand men line , without gas masks fully equipped. tothe as a. form of. punishment. or guns,firing "I received another, cablegram front Pressed as to the cause of the lynch- a branch of the American Association ing, Harrison said the victim had been for Recognition of the Irish Republic ordered by Smith to sweep the stock- reading: ' " 'Don't weaken now; stad with de with a toothbrush, 'and they had yard a little party when he refused." Valera.' ' "Were you court martialedT' Senlet that branch come over "Well, Caroator Overman, Democrat, North and stand with "both of us." (Laughlina, asked. ter). ; - - I - - ' - . Smith-WRIS- T - . . - 1 . . oo '. SENT MINUS MASK I - "Yes. The colonel cursed me and I cursed him back and he had me 'SALTED' OIL SPRING sent to. the firing line after trial. HI CHARGES DISMISSED: name? Colonel Holbrook. If I ever get him I'll make him remember me. "TLey wouldn't give me a gas mask SPOKANE. 20. and my trouble today Is due to gas, the Wash.. Dec. medical record shows." Charges of using' the mails in an at-- ' Senator Watson. tempt to "defraud brought recently' by ..Questioned Democrat; Georgia, whose charges that against Mr. and Mrs. Alfred L'Ecuyef, American soldiers were illegally ex- were dismissed by United States Com-- , ecuted In France led to the Inquiry. mlsloner Dyrkes at the conclusion of sevTaylor, the Philadelphia witness, said a preliminary hearing that lasted ' the evidence In the court martial of eral days. It was charged that Mr., and Mrs". the Detroit sergeant, was given in French, but an interpreter was in at- L'Ecuyer had "salted," a in the basement of their former tendance. The crime was rape. home by the Introduction of kerosene BRAIN IS REMOVED "Was tho man allowed counsel?" and vegetable oils.. They denied that Senator - Brandagee asked. they had tampered with the spring and "One American officer was there. offered testimony to prove that the Loll taken from It .was a natural pro- He asked some questions." . After. the hanging. Taylor said "he duct ' , oo saw the man's heart and brain were removed "to see if he was crazy." CHRISTMAS FEAST "Wno did that?" in "A major the American medical FOR DUMB BEASTS, corps." Kuow his name?" "No." PHILADELPHIA, Dec, 10. Dumb . "Waa the Detroit sergeant allowed beasts in Philadelphia are to have a to tell his side of It to the French Christmas tree. Arrangements are becourt?" Senator Watson asked. ing made by the Pennsylvania ' Wo"No sir; he wasn't asked to testify, men's Society for the Prevention of but he did say he wasn't responsible Cruelty to Animals. Horses, dogs and for the death of the girl concerned In cats are to be guests of the society. the rape charge." For the horses there will be apples, WITNESSES PRESENT. carrots and blankets; for the dosr. The n.imes of witnesses summoned for the cats catnip balN. for today and tomorrow were called. Each horse will alo receive threJ j meals one at the "party" and two to on Ibe taken home. 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