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Show . t Many surprising recoveries of lost articles Imve been made' through Tribune Want Ads. VOL. 100, NO. 308. SALT LKE CITY, FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 30, 1920. 20 PAGES FIVE CENTS CONFEREES PLAN TO RUSH WORK ON RAIL BILL; BERLIN IS GRIPPED B Y FEARS OF ASSASSIN A TIONS GENEBAL Husband Too Good, So Wife SEES PERILS Asbs Divorce U Attack on Erzberger Regarded as Precursor of More Serious Events to1 Follow Extradition. Bipartisan Conference on Peace Treaty Com promise Again De ferred at Washington By Uni venal Service. , Y, Jan. 29. WHITE IsPLAINS, N. possible for a husband to be too good so good as to drive his wife to seek a separation, alleging cruel and Inhuman treatment, according to testimony adduced In the supreme court action hero today by Mrs. Angel! quo Beese of Yonkers. against her husbands Richmond H. Beese, a Manhattan lawyer. Mrs. Beese in her complaint charged cruel and Inhuman treatment. But when pretty Helen Grant, motion picture actress, took the witness chair for the defense, she testified that Mrs. Beese said to her: He was so good that he was Impossible. Ho is too painfully good, was Mrs. Beese s description of her hus- band, according to Lawrence Grant, also a film actor and husband of Helen Grant, in describing a conversation with Mrs. Beese when she was seeking a Job as a Him actress. YUDENITCH, commander, who, it la reported, hu beet) placed under arrest. fISIIIICE iris purer SiTTflCKED AT Wireless Messages Now "Puzzling Science Not Proceeding From Mars, Is Belief of Director. Utter- Secretary of Treasury Inflammatory ances Figure in Trial Sees Small Good to of Deposed New York Come From Proposed Socialist Legislators. International Parleys. More Rand Probably They Are Coming From the Earthst Likely Counter- part in Solar System. School Director Gives Evidence; Witness Admits That He Believes in Bolshevism. HIM FlllCEPLfli Danger of Success of Labor Drive for Extension Stimulates Ac-- . tion for Compromise. . Cl Serves Notice the Credits to Restore CondiCome Must tions From Private Sources. Union Leader Charges Plot to Reduce Wages When Systems Are Returned to Owners. WASHINGTON, Jan. 29. (By the AssoALBANT, N. Y.. Jan. 29. An attempt WASHINGTON, Jan. 29 The United By ARTHUR SEARS HENNING. ciated Press.) If wireless messages are to show that sabotage in munition fac- States does not look with favor (Chicago Tribune Special Service.) treasury some from were Intories was a weapon which Socialists being received on the earth "WASHINGTON, Jan. 29. Aroused by upon certain features of tho proponed other planet, as suggested by William virtually Invited by their party to employ ternational the danger of organised labor conference, recently, called by succeeding Marconi, It ia not Mars sending the sig In Its program of "continuous, active and a coterie of nationally known financiers In Its drive to force extension of goverjj-msnais, but most probably Venus, says Dr. public opposition to the war, was made and commercial leadera. In an effort to control of the railroads through C. B. Abbot, director of the Smithsonian toda by the prosecution ut the trial of lead the world out of the financial and Surrenders to Siberian Rev- failure of railroad legislation, by March Aatrophyslcal observatory and assistant the five unseated Socialist assemblymen commercial 1, when ths roajla are to be chaos Into which It was relfnqulshed News Causes olutionists; secretary of the Smithsonian Institution. charged with disloyalty. to war. their owners, the senators and repdragged by the Dr. Abbot makes no claim that the mysIn Counsel for the assembly Judiciary coma declared tonight resentatives on the conference commitSecretary Glass Profound Sensation. terious wireless signals do come from an- mittee conducting the investigation, read letter to a committee of the Chamber of tee have begun to compromise their difother planet, but eays If they do Mars is Into the record the proclamation and war Commerce of the United States, which ferences on ths Cummins-Esc- h bill. eliminated as a possibility becausa known program adopted at the Bt. Louis conA compromise proposal by the senate had sought a government expression on would on on 7, that planet probably conditions April vention of the Socialist party LONDON, Jan. 22. Admiral Kolchak's conferees today was favorably received that such a conference would the not permit the existence of any form of 1917, one day after ths United States en- servemeting, to fcause confusion and revive hopes. surrender to Siberian revolutionists was by the house members and both sides tered the war. In which workers were doomed to disappointment, of further gov- - authorised by General Janin of tho are now confident of a Trying to Establish the living creature. speedy breaking Cxecho-Slova- k "In the first place, says Dr. Abbot, on urged to oppose the war "through demonernment Ioann. army, who. was placed In of the deadlock. An effort is being made mass of accourit mass the nearly distance, petitions strations. greater meetings, With a note of some finality, Mr. Glass command of allied troops west of Irkutsk to reach an agreement on the bill before Harmony of Death two and one-ha- lf times less radiation and all other means within our power. set forth the government's policy with re- on January 12 by Kolchak's order, says the end of next week. out reaches from ths sun reaches Mars than Finally committee counsel brought The antistrike provision of the Cumto furnishing credits, stating that a Harbin dispatch to tho Dally Mail. spect Party, Edwards 100 clause" In the per that the the earth. It ls'probably nearly A pYofound sensation . was caused mins bill Is to be eliminated the treasury "Is opposed to government if no cent collier on the average on that distant party's constitution, of which the prose- control over foreign trade end finance, throughout the Far East by the report satisfactory substitute is hit and upon the had what .on Socialists the asserted earth. cution than formerly Knowing Kolchak control. that had given up, says tho entire labor section is likely to be planet and even more opposed to private had been stricken out at the It low temperatures occur on this earth In "boasted, convinced that the credits required message, which was filed at Harbin on dropped, though probably not until after is. ' ' ' will It same season, o convention. the course t ths winter for the economic restoration must come Monday, and ono Russian general has the conferees have gone back, to thair When reference was first made to the readily be realised what 100 degrees coldIn this re- challenged General Janin to a duel, whll respective houses for instruction. through private channels." clause," Seymour Stedman er would mean. In the second, place, It also is not unlikely that ths prothe government fears the proposed officers under the command of General spect, even If apy form of life could withstand of Chicago, defense counsel, read from conference would mean many Europeans Semenoff have formed a league, the slo- visions for ths creation of a transjiorta-tlon that decree of cold. It Is definitely known the Socialist campaign book of 1914 to would assume that the United States was gan of which la "Have Janln's blood. beard and the consolidation of the time at this of Director show tht that the Campbitterly about to shoulder more of thlr burdens, The Csechs claim the choice lay between railroads into from. 20 to 2 party Investigations by systems will bell oJ-lck- " surrendering one man and a conflict In be stricken out., observatory that there is opposed sabotage, and no one practicing Mr. Glass explained. which were to be they likely He to member. a atmoscompletely become It was allowed practical no water vapor In the annihilated. Compromise Plan. explained that the clause had been Statement. surrounding Mars, which fact also phere stricken out three years later because the Secretarys Khd compromise crosses out the possibility of that plaby the senIf the Chamber of Commerce .of the Yudenitch Reported Arrested. I. W. W. element was no longer enrolled ate conferees todayproposed involves tho inser- nets supporting any vegetation or other In the party and sabotage was "a dead United States (to which were left details LONDON, Jan. 29. Reports have been lon section f of issue. form of food for living creatures. of the conference cell) considers It advis- teceived here from Reval that General tho Cummins bill of a provision limiting Nicholas Yudenitch, commander its of the to a to operation period of probably able and desirable designate represen- Russian northwest army, which was bad. thrso Debs Speech in Record. t. Canals years or possibly fivs This an unofficial conferly broken in last fall's unsuccessful drive relates to the provision that years. before, his voice was tatives to attend Delta's "last rates shad speech on seen Mars are which deThe polar caps for Petrograd, had been placed under ar- be adjusted so that the the Glass said; Mr. treasury sentence of a ence," a earn-ingillenoed average by penitentiary The arrest is said to have been of railroads by groups shall be five may be either hoar frost from the minute ten years for violating the espioage act partment does not offer objection, pro- rest. made of order General lf by and atBalakovitcb, was read into the record today at the vided the scope and character and limiper cent. traces of water vapor in the martian a Finnish officer who commanded a force The compromise also Involves an excise Socialist a tations of such a conference, as well as In the Petrograd drive. General Yudemosphere, or, what is quite as probable, trial of the five suspended tax the upon railroads as a means qf tried the governassembly being United by States of the impossibility nitch was last reported In Esthonia. froxen carbonic acid gas. The deposing of excess earnings. Judiciary committee on charges o'f dis- ment action, are clearly understood. But The from advices Reval announce the Section ha I except loyalty. chief stumbling canals of Mars are there are numerous suggestions contained receipt there of a message frorg General block in the been the path of an Agreement. is Indefinite markings, according to such In In his speech made before Socialists In the memorial sent broadcast by the Balakovltch, mutilated in House conferees apparently have been m Cleveland last March Debs, declaring leaders, which ase clearly not appropriate transmission, upon which the report of their refusal to consent to anyobdurate telescopic observers asBarnard, Hale and he spoke "as a Socialist,, a revolutionsuch guarconsideration, such as cancellation of the detention of General Yudenitch seem antee of earnings as is implied secothers who have observed with gijeat tele- ist and a Bolshevist, praiked Lenine and for hv some or any obligations of foreign goven-men- lngly is based. r tion ( of the senate bill. The house bill h held by the United States, or even scopes under perfect conditions. Trotzky as the greatest statesmen In 0. contains no such section, action haring the modern world and expressed defi- the deferring of obligations of foreign govbe other Is there It Demanded. may objected, been taken on the floor of the house "But, ance of the laws of this country and the ernments to liens created in favor of loans Explanation strange forms of beings which need no supreme court. The speech was distrib- hereafter .made for reconstruction pur PARIS, Jan. 29. (Havas.) According striking out entirely the mile rule of contained In the Esch bill also to This is uted in pamphlet form by "the City poses. v the Temps, Premier Millerand has water or vegetationor heat. directs attention to differ- sent a telegram to Major General Jules as reported! from committee. Party of Mr. Glass he reduced to impossibility by ths fact that Committee of the Socialist discovered in the formal Janin, commanding-thCxech forces in Greater New York, according to the ences which all living things are made, up largely of prosecution. call for the conference as issued here, and- Siberia, demanding an immediate ex- Conferees Insistent. memoof- his action In The countries. While several different compounds of carbon. a in member of the foreign New Lee, planation Algernon handing over - Senate conferees have been equally inAdmiral Kolchak to the Siberian revolusistent that the five and lf the stellar spectrum shows that tilers is Column 2. on B.) on 2.1 Column 2. The forces. Page (Contlnued (Continued Pago telegram, the news- cent provision and also some plan per tionary for carbon on all heavenly bodies, the chemiGeneral Janin the disposition of excess says, paper callsfupon earnings should to take measures for the Immediate re- remain in the bill. The senators cal combinations of this element such as rejectlease of Kolchak. ed within the past few days a comproare required for life mostly require temmise suggested by the house conferees peratures above freezing to prevent riRed Cavalry Takes Prisoners." which was similar to the rule of rategidity. So- ths extremely low temperaLONDON, Jan. 29. Russian soviet cav- making in the original Esch bill and never than on higher tures Mars, probably by the house. alry, commanded by General Domenko, eliminated All the details of the section have not comcarbon allow not the haa forced the rivers in the Manych valsero, would been worked out, but the central idea condition suitable Don a in for lower to In exist the and capregion ley pounds finally seems to have found tavor with tured 5000 prisoners after a two days' both originating life. and representatives. senators forces red then continuing battle, the In the discussion as to whether a three to advance, says a Bolshevik communique Hotter on Venus. five-yeor period should be fixed, the received today. "The planet Venus, on the other hand, be favored because of Further eastward along the same livers former seemed If tofive shows every condition necessary for mainyears were decided the fiercest fighting is proceeding against the fac( that same as slxe is the life. It nearly taining upon the question of extending It might another force, the statement adds. the earth and Is even nearer the sun than ASHINGTON. Jan. 29. Methods whom he Is In attendance In esses where become an issue in the 1924 presidential he believes that the use ( liquor as a the earth is. This would apparently make campaign. by which intoxicating liquors medicine is necessary. In no case may Army Ordered Disbanded. the climate considerably hotteh on Venus, medicinal for obtained Permitted to Spoil. LONDON, Jan. 22. A Moscow wireless may be except for the fact that the atmosphere spirltous liquor be prescribed by one or more physicians in excess of one pint message reports that an order has been SCENTS PLAN TO regula He charged that foodstuffs valued at surrounding Venus is continually cloudy. purposes knd detailed by reflecting sale were Jor the same person within any period Issued to disband the northwest Russian "millions of dollars" were "deliberately This universal cloudiness, their tlons governing SLASH WAGES OF the reduces sun, the ten days the radiation from army. A Kharkov message says that the permitted tr spoil while ship loads of temperature to about the same range as made public tonight by the bureau, of first Astrakhan Cossack regiment has supplies bought In this country at "peak that RAILWAY HELP This Internal revenue. also As to Prescriptions. Announcement surrendered completely to the Bolsheexperienced here on the earth. market prices were sold abroad at "as- cloudiness also shows a sufficient amount was made that vik!, had compiled bureau tounding discounts." All prescriptions for Intoxtcatlng liquor tjie vapor to support vegetation and There is no Intention, according to this NEW YORK, Jan. 29 Direct charges "It may interest you to know," he said of waterforms of life on the planet Venus. a system of permits, providing a def- are required to be written on prescripof evacuating Moscow, that "certain railroads" were planning to Information, "that twentv odd million dollars worth of higher of which the As regards receiving inite and fixed channel through possibility food was taken from a Baltimore war tion blanks presided by the bureau, ex- where the. reported outbreak of plague is reduce wages as soon as the roads wbre messages from another planet. all Intoxicating liquors must move and denied, as well as the rumored revolt of returned to private ownership were msde house at government expense, shipped to wirelessat Its cept that In emergency casee physicians the reds. nearest approach to the earth by Timothy Shea, acting president of the the docks of New York with this govern- Venus will hereafter the government which H)0 Is whereas Mars miles use their Is blanks away, 25.090, by Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and regular prescription ipay ment paying the freight, transported to disto 000.000. of for least of at location know liquor every the gallon Prescriptions intoxicating Enginemen, speaking at the twentieth France with this government paying the "From these considerations. It hiay be tilled liquor within the nations bound- may he filled only by registered phar- RECALCITRANT JUROR annual meeting of the National Civic asbill, unloaded and shipped to warehouses that If any planet Is trying to macists who hold permits authorising sociation here today. Mr. Shea denounced where we had 1200,000,000 worth of the concluded WHIPPED BY MOB the Mars. aries, except that stored In private them to do so, or who are employed by Cummins hill, now before the senate, same food supplies and no army to eat It. signal our earth. It is Venus and not Is Mars homes. retail druggists holding such - permits. and Joined with Samuel Gompers, presiv suffered It can be definitely proved that The loss the government form In of which for unsuited life, the any forth maintaining Pharmacists and druggists holding such ways in setting deterioration will never be MONROE, La., Jan. 29. Because a dent of the American Federation of Labor, through while, with theIs- conditions prevailing on liquor may be procured. Commissioner permits will prqeure their supplies of Juryman failed to agree to a verdict of jin an attack on compulsory arbitration. known." reason to believs every Venus, there Roper took occasion to Issue a warning intoxicating liquor from manufacturers guilty In the case of Alvin Calhoun, ne Referring to the Cummin bill, he The or other persons holding that that planet' may be populated by be- against profiteering In its sala bill Is the outcome of a conspiracy author- gro, alleged confessed slayer of N. E. Prohibitionists in Race. below their present inadexorbitant izing them to sell liquor. permits fairly simtlar to ourselves." ings commissioner declared that Arnold, a young white farmer, a mob to reduce wages LINCOLN. Neb., Jan. 29. The Nebraspersons to whom prescriptions for In- publuly whipped the recalcitrant juror equate level when the roads are returned purcharges for liquor for medicinal ka prohibition executive committee at a Marconi to Investigate. , The alleged conare the ownership." In issued by phvsi and then dipped him a mudhole. said to private dispensers toxicating liquors poses "certainly places meeting here today decided to hold a thereof in the class with profiteers and clane may procure the liquor prescribed reports reaching here tonight from Taj- - spirators, he continued, proposed to mate 29. William Jan. LONDON, Marconi, this convention and full a if a strike followed, slate year put will be Investigated." a cut in wages, and, through pharmacists or druggists hold lulah, where the trial was held, the inventor, has Informed the Dally they ticket in the field. Mr. Roper also announced that all ing permits witnout obtaining a permit. After his chastisement, ths report said, attempt its suppression by wholesale that tha period for Investigating The committee declared this action was Mail sounds taw federal seised to under returned prosecutions. the the liquor prior juror caught on variaus wireless necessary because of the fear that the the last October 21, unless claimed under Six Quarts Limit. Juryroom and agreed to a verdict of mur- Makes Direct apparatus will Include April 21, when to other political parties will not be aggresHe then was the sixty days ruling, would be sold by first Charge. , in the der degree. nearest He Is Mars the earth. -- also In Bays, enforcement of obtain permits ordered to leave town by a delegation the proPhysicians may sive enough of undue stress should not order of the court under the Jurisdic"Ws have positive evidence, fnrnlebc. them to more not hibition law. The convention will be held however, that procure than entitling court held. which under is the of it tion ax cltixcns. on as of certain railroa few thouthis be local our date, agents, six quarts of distilled spirits, wines, or by probably about the time of the national sandplaced miles would not likely make any It must be sold, however, to a holder certain where managers have said that tu-- v alcoholic preparations during any prohibition convention, which convenea in use to it a medicinal of either for to In Rockefeller difference Speak. would only continue the present appreciable recording or permit calendar year for administration to their Lincoln, July 21. The executive commitpurposes. during federal oontroi, deciar-- d in emergency cases where detee voted to expend 25000 for necessary signals. patients PITTSBURG, Jan. 29 John D. Rocke- schedules the speaker. with in the connected national on a secrelay and expenses Frank liquor procuring Morrison, prescription Jr., Permits. feller, Must Have Is of a socager at Discounted. Notion convention. through a pharmacist might hate seriof the American Federation of La- theDenying the statement fh tary were railroad men Both physicians who presc rlb and the ous consequence to the patient. announced today as two of the wereopening session, tat 29, STOCKHOLM. Jan. Professor bor, the highest paid tlass of soiker 1 -,t Sentiment for Wood. Provision la also made in regulations principal spaka-- st a national Iwvmens Arrhenius, of the chair of physics In the pharmacist who sells liquor, the reguone ereneer and i countrv that lations provide, must have a permit, for issuing permits to hospitals and san- conference to assemble here Saturday "to the TRENTON. N. J.. Jaa. 2. Republican technical Institute here, in a statement which - d monthly, Mr 9- a be obtained from the federal itariums to enable them to procure in- consider the whole task of the Protestant received $259 may to sounds the relative have aent that Stokaa a Chairman today men might hate received pi State telegram Other detail of toxtcatlng liquor to be administered for ehurche of North America at home and that the but en the wireless piants in prohibition director. thst he would hat hsd to today to Major General Leonard Wood in- been recglvt-amount, says ha read a statement of a the method by which liquor for medicinal medicinal purposes to patients at such abroad." The conference will last three work hours a dst. thirty dan fourteen forming him that aeniiment favoring him England, occurrenca Institutions and also for Issuing permits dav. In the German press, purposes may be purchased follow: for tha presidential nomination developed simi.ar tt. Ware have increased He does not think the theory Any physician duly licensed to prac- to manufacturing. Industrial, and olner Daniel A. Polling, director of the lay. month, to get 45 per nt for this at a joint conference of Republican state a yaartheago.sounds approximate first-aimedicine and tice eslnbltshmrnt In come from staof Interthe actively engaged men's that activities the and chairmen department maintaining held county committeemen planets of workers, he said wnerees the o i uj here yesterday. - The telegTam an Id the ia worthy of serious consideration, end the practice of such profession may ob- tions, authorising them to procn-- s snch church movement, who planned the con- living has increaeid about M per to tnetr em-- p ference, announced that about 250 delepermit to prescribe Intoxicating liquor for administration applause which greeted General Wood's believes It ia more probable that tbs tain a and There Is no nir-- r of a spike e may then issue prescriptions l.i be oyees for medir-.na- i liquor purposes In emergates representing every state on Column for medical Coltraa S, cases. a for 2, purposes 7.) persons gency Page up usd a upon (Continued oa Pxgo 4, Colama 3.) (Cou present. (Continued BERLIN, Wednesday. Jan. 28 Indlca tlon of the government's growing con cern over the extradition of Germans accused of war offenses was given in the note sent to the allies today asking revision of clauses of the Versailles treaty. The attempted assassination of Mathias Enberger, minister of finance, last Monday la viewed in official circles as a precursor of what is likely to happen on a laager scale if the government, yielding to the allies, appeals to force in arresting then on the list submitted by the entente powers. Editorial and partisan recriminations, provoked by the attack on the finance minister, have already reached the whltehot stage. in The note to the allies, which, will not be published in Germany, warns the entente powers that Germany cannot asSays. sume she is able to compel either rs ttonal or local agencies of the law to lay hands on the men wanted and transJEFFERSON CITY, N. J Jan. 29, fer them to German frontiers. William J. Bryan was accused of wanting to establish "the harmony of death4 Pointblank Refusal-- In the Democratic party in a statement The Associated Press is Informed that issued tonight by Governor Edward Iv Edeven responsible officials of the foreign wards In to an attack made upon office have announced pofntblank they the New reply Jersey executive by Mr, Bryan will refuse to execute any work con- at nected with extradition formalities and had Bristol, Va, last night. Mr. Bryan charged Governor Edwards with bethey threaten to strike or indulge in ing an agent of the liquor interests and "passive resistance. with trying to disrupt the Democratic A leading official of the foreign office In his statement Governor Edparty. man could a doubt expressed today that wards said: be found In Germany, from an army or The harmony Mr. Bryan wants Is the navy commander down to a humble vil harmony of death. If ho has his way the lags deputy "who would lend himself Democratic convention at San Francisco to the work of executing a warrant for will bb the morgue from which will be the arrest or detention of fellow country- picked the corpse to appear at a Novemmen to be dragged before a foreign triber national funeral. What I wish Is to Y disturb no harmony, but an Intelligent bunal. with the situation so that we Suggestion ia made In the note that grappling will have clearly defined the Issue of the men be tried by the supreme court liberty against sectarianism. I would at Leipzig and the cabinet nas indicated sooner be the angel Gabriel to call the its belief that; the nation's highest tri- party to life than the smug undertaker bunal ran guarantee an exhaustive and to preside at its funeral. impnrtial trial. It is pointed out that the allies are given representation on the G. P. Has Love Feast. bench of the supreme court which, should TOPEKA. Kan., Jan. 29. The annual a fair tend to trial. lurther guarantee love feast of Kansas Republicans culminated Situation Precarious. tonight in the Kansas Day club banquet. Representative C. Frank Rea-v- is The economic situation In Germany la of Nebraska was ths principal speakprecarious at present and this is an un- er. His speech was devoted largely to suitable period to invite trouble, the note an attack upon the present admlnlstra indicates, continuing to point put that tlon, which bq. assailed for "gross , ex trouble, If t comes, will not be contravaganee." fined to any single party. The state central committee today se"The whole nation is likely to go on lected Satina as the state convention a general strike, an official declared city, fixing the date of the convention on March 21.' today while discussing the government's plight if It Is coerced into even making Throughout the day politicians ' disa feint in the direction of apprehending cussed the qualifications of the various Is men stated wanted. It the definitely men mentioned as candidates for the that no list of names of men whose ex- Republican nomination for ths presidency, tradition will be demanded has as yet Leaders stated that there was considerbeen received and that the government able sentiment here In favor of both Mahas no hint of when It Is coming or who jor General Leonard Wood and Governor is wanted. Frank Lowden of Illinois. Congressman Reavis in his address expressed ths belief that to "a large de MINISTER gree the present high cost of living la due to the waste of the war departDISCUSSES ment and the forwarding of special orders of food to France. ON nt . . "anti-sabota- rouch-dibcuas- 1 JAPANESE AFFAIRS SIBERIAN FRONT TOKIO, Tuesday. Jan. 27. (By the Associated Press.) Major General Tanaka, minister of war, in reply to an Interpellation In the lower house of parliament today by Baron Sakatanl, former minister of finance and at present financial adviser to China, said be was unable to state that the Japanese expeditionary forces would be withdrawn from Siberia after the withdrawal of the Cxecho-Slo- ? Major General Tanaka and Vice Admiral Kato, minister of the navy, both insisted that Japan's military program be left unchanged after peace, became and nbt it was Intended for for aggression. Viscount Uchlda, the foreign minister, sneaking with regard to the situation in Siberia, said that "negotiations between and America were proceeding Japanese in a most friendly manner." He pointout that In some quarters the opinion ed had been expressed that the note of the the American government concerning ' to of Japanese reinforcements dispatch was Such Siberia insulting to Japan. opinion, the foreign minister asserted, w, is entirely groundless. concern4 Replying to an Interpellation Uchlda said that ing China, Viscount to aimed friendpromote policy Japan's countries by asship between the two about a In bringing comprofnise sisting between the factions of northern and southern China for which a mutual unpeoples was necesderstanding by both on the Russ'an Situasary. Speaking Xichlda declared the allies tion, Viscount did not intend to recognise th Boisheriki Thst was a question of the utmost importance to Japan, he asserted. se Offer. Jugoslavs Refuse The ' text of the JugoPARIS. Jan. 2. ulUmstion on the slav reply to the allied made public today. question Adriatic Shows, as was mated yesterday, that it to refusal a to amounted sccept ths compromise offered by the Itsllans. but that. (Uoauuued oa Page 2. Column t j Non-existen- one-ha- ts well-nig- -- rate-maki- - one-ha- . Heres Telling How to Go About Getting Intoxicants for Medicinal Purposes ' ar . . said-Thi- mud-cover- -- d ut rrt |