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Show A Tribune Want A1, at small cost, will proxnptlr dispose of almost anything that is saleable. BALT LAKE CUT, BUN DAY MORNING, 71 r FIVE CENTS 82 PAGES MARCH 28, 1920. k? i l to Peace Treaty Failure Raises Question as to fight United States Course ERMANN MUELLER, who hut Just organized Ocrminjre bow polyglot cabinet. now one noni FLETCHER- - DISOBEY PICT TERM, . vv Simonds Reviews Conflicting Ambitions of European Nations and Policies. Open to the United States, Favoring One of Modified. Aloofness. . ity t'i-- Brett Commander Warned His Convoy Forces Were V- ' Muss Started in G. O. P. Ranks by Boodle Charges Shows J4o v Bolshevik ' Colonel lifJ Is 'f. V -- a" Killed in Attack; Ade vance Over Front Made by Soviet. simonds. frank ilduring the peace : W. S' Not Working ALLIES SAY of Artillery Properly. Oversupply, Found in Vicinity of Admiral Admit Berlin by Commmion Remedying, but of Victorious Nations. conference and conSlates 250-Mil27. The tinued residence In the United ' ASHJNGTON, Mrcb . Condition since of Vertime the when failure f th treaty of Ver- sailles was drafted inthethetreaty French capi- satile on It second appearance . Needed Like every other American I have been before the senate unmistakably wrestling with the problem of American I closae for a time et least the of- - duty. Many of my readers will recall Facilities. filial , of th debate upon the deci- that In the period when the United Slates was Ex- j sions phas neutral In the world war, I of th conference of Paris By wrote etill and argued in favor of American contrast, a th question, temporarily at as a manifest dutv. Personal visits to ths regions smitten bv Of- II events, ceases to be a matter of po--: participation WASHINGTON, March 7. Document Ocvarious visits to Utica that Rear Admiral William B. controversy. It becomes possible GermanyIn devastations, showing mockand in the ghaatlv war Europe Fletcher waa warned by Admiral Sima the prob ery of peace which now prevails, have cerUla Phe- - flem TU" Efraised bjr It impressed upon mo the greatness 9? the (lx weeka before he waa detached from end ln which still Europe And at the outset It remains clear that agony persists th Brest command la October, 1117, that the compelling need lor American asnow, as at all times, tha paramount queshis convoy forces were not giving ade sistance. tion for the mass of Amaricaa people Is: quata protection to vessels oft tha French What Is our duty, what ought the Unitcoast, were Introduced In evidence today (Chicago Tribune Special Servlet) LONDON, March 27. Novoroe-sised States to do at this world crisis, on before ths naval court ot inquiry invest! BRUSSELS, March 27 Reports WASHINGTON. March 27. The row the on hand as la nation tha last be so In southern from having man! gating tbs circumstances ot Admiral that th kicked up In the Republican ranks by feat concan Nor or partlaan any political Busala under control of General obligations to Its own pooplo and sideration Fletchers removal. who the Influence workingmen revolutionary Senator Borah's boodle charges against . on the Judgment really other as A civilised country tin- - of those who have touched personally the Counsel for Admiral Sims produced ssv Denlkine, had boon captured by the have been la T which Weeel, besieging the Wood and Lowden backers showed no t deutably conscious of Us responsibilities European situation as It exists In the eral communications from Sims to Russian to a Bolshevlkl, tc we a held re ha according force of of hr, being hour elgns by Faith In or distrust of calming down today. Predlc- - j to a world In a stats of chaos and n present Fletcher, Ths first, dated September- - 7, wireless dispatch from Moscow. President Wilson may determine the opinwas made In some quarters that by have ceased bombarding the town. need for greater precision the ions of whom for emphasised Americana, necessarily next week the row would reach an InX general mobilization of work- - ' the facts of the situation on ths other and regularity ln convoy operations and PARIS, March 27. Odessa, tha aide of the Atlantic must be derived at tensity lemindful of the disastrous days era in th Euhr region hag been orcontained a report from the chief of naval second hand, but In the actual presence of 1512. groat Buaslan port on the Black dered by the central workmen i to Admiral Sims that two of these European conditions all personal operations But Democrats who have been sitting sea, has been occupied by Ukrainas well as partisan sentiments must distransport convoys bad been tntfliated to committee, the advice state. The ln h ln th the real appear. The on the sidelines enjoying the rumpus In suffering is too great, the ians under General Fawlenko, comtoo inadequate an esoort upon must of the entirely be result there workere ln the majority of towns . explanation cirto too other real, any the Republican permit camp will find themmander feund in the fact that among the masses misery of the Ukrainian national to count than of duty. leaving tha French coast. have enlisted and arms have been selves playing a much more Important of the people, with whom political con- - cumstance In studying the European situation and army, according to Information reIssued to them. role than that of interested spectators slderatlona were of far less consequence, American duty, therefore, I have set at Warning. Repeats no real decision was reached, the people one side the arguments of selfish or even ceived bp the Ukrainian mission in within the next few days. It Is declared. could Three weeks later Admiral Sims again not make their mind on the national Interest. That It would Paris today. PARIS, March 27. Three thousand five Senator Borab has said that at least two evidence submittedup to them, ln what' legitimate wrote ths Brest commander, emphasising be safer or more profitable for the United hundred threlnch field guns have been direction duty led. In reality a solemn States to stand aside from all European of the Democratic candidates ars equalj Scale to returnfor need ths greater protection referendum" was had on the treaty, be- conflicts, granted that this were true, found by the Interallied commission tn WARSAW, March 27. (By the ling the expenditures of ths Wood and tween its arrival In ths United ing transports and declaring himself to the States not aeem to me a sufficient warrant Associated Press.) Poland has vicinity of Berlin alone and altoLowden boomers and ha expects to lay and the recent vote, and the senate, es- does out be to Is 124 carry not remedy any It a a help ready for adopting such policy. 12,000 of these guna have thus far sent a wireless message to the Bus-sia- n gether specifications before the senate early neat caping any emphatic or deflnlts Instruc- question of what la more profitable, combut would Admiral Fletcher that suggeat, tions front the electorate, followed ita fortable, satisfying tor Americana, hut week. Bolshevik government conditions would not be permitted been dlscoveredl throughout Gertrany, at . present will. own S. of can what America a question well as 000 airplanes Intact. simply - The Idaho senator today received a to continue. do. April 10 as the date for ; According e the terms of ths treaty of telegram from Governor Lowden In which Conclusion AdmlnC Fletcher, under examination, The fee re that American eovbrelqnty the proposed In ee ting with a Veraalllsa, ths German army should nov will be Invaded. American liberties threatthe lUlnols executive offered to Join with declared situation that realised he the ' view of negotiating for peace. Bory-o- n Close guns and no airened, American policies and Interests comINDIANAPOLIS, March 27. The demanded remedying, but that the rem- have only 204 three-inc- h aU the other candidates ln making public (Brososow, fifty miles southpromised, aeem to me unfounded. W hen whatsoever. one hundred planes names of Now that the elruggte fa ever, or at one a complete accounting of campaign conapproximately his small ln and seen hsnd hae the et first edy lay augmenting west of Lemberg) is suggested as These discoveries and other information least postponed to another day, there left ln Europe by the temporary Impression and twenty-fi- t e roal operator and min- poorly adapted convoy forcea Repeated tributions and expenditures. presence are certain aspects of the question which of conslderab have caused millions of American soldiers end by the for the skeptictan place meeting. ers in the states of Illinois, Indiana, representations to this affect had been I should like to present to my readers revelation of the material resources as to the reason Reply to Lowden. as representing conclusions arrived at the made to Admiral Sims, he said, but with among authorltlee here indict western Ohio and Pennsylvania, WARSAW, March 15. Russian soviet Senator Borah sent the following tele- both as a result of presence In Paris given for the request of the Berlin gov(Con tinned on Pago 7, Column 1.) mall result up to ths time of his detachernment that It ba permitted to sent! forces, swinging south of tha Prlpet marsh ed recently by a special federal grand ment gram In reply to Governor Lowden' country between Moalr and Pinsk. and at- jury here for alleged violation of the troops Into the neutral and occuplel, message: not he shared tome had of Asked why areas tacking Polish line at various points over Lever act and conspiracy sections of the responsibility of directing "Wire received and pleased to get It. a front of approximately 25(7 miles, have the federal criminal code, were made The fact that the request came before with Captain Thomas P. If you are so disposed and will send ths of staff. Admiral Fletcher the Germans had executed any material captured several towns along the Slutch public here tonight bv federal officials. declared hishechief party here who can give me detatls of had not done eo because he contributions and expenditures, I will river, it is admitted In official statements The joiners include International PresiIn Magruder. confidence lacked Rear clause of the treaty, although ths tln.e' take a stenographic report, plane It in Issued at Polish army headquarters here. dent John Lewis, Secretary Treasurer Admiral Rodgers, president of tha board limit has expired on some three score of the Record and make It public. As I Tha enemy, however, has been unable to William Green, and Chief Statistician of Inquiry, moved that Captain Magruder It provisions, Is declared ln French ofam otherwise engaged next week, I would be made an Interested party to the pro ficial circles as latn the Germans open, cross the river, despite persistent efforts. Percy Tetlow. fix the dale for April S or S." to which plan counsel for both to suspicion of attempting to avoid t.io The operators named include Thomas At the same time, Edward L. Dohenv, Bolshevik attacks on Wednesday were Versailles treaty provisions. T. Brewster of St. Louis, chairman of tide agreed. the California oil magnate, wired Senator chldfly directed toward the Village jot the operators D. Borah and Senator Phelan of California, Jhil committee; cle Goes Over. Attach CNevsk. Significance. Infantry and cava'ry were Penutt of Terre Haute, I ml., spokes- Inquiry denjing the charge that he had contributed JIOO.OOO to the Wood campaign WASHINGTON, March' 27. Th senate launched at the Polish lines under heavy man for the operators in conference in Particular significance la attached by is naval subcommittee which Into fund. of the gunsy to the French the Inquiring Will Not Supwhile soviet tire, Washington just preceding the strike of Rear Admiral Simss charges concernlm since the Germansdiscovery airplane In a communication Drops artillery Hr. Dohtnys telegram to Senator Pheof S. F. and bombed last Peabody miners fall, conduct the lan-- said. strategic points along the front during the war, he! to the allied commission to which their navy's The article published In the New Tort In the neighborhood of Zaslavl the Poles Chicago, oae of the leaders among the no session today, but will resume Monday. excess of war material ahould have been CandiFrom T. Mayo, who comRear Admiral H. World stating that I am a contributor to delivered by March 14, said it made r Illinois operators. a soviet brigade, virtually annihilated the American fleet during the difference whether this material be de.the General Wood campaign fund Is a The iudictments contain - eighteen manded Admiral foramong the killed being a Bolshevik coloA. and W. Rear war, falsehood made out of whole 'cloth. 1 Grant, livered or destroed, and that they preall of which charge conspiracy mer commander of a Says. dacy, Big Five. On his person were found orders Counts, nel. have not made any such contribution. unit, will ferred to destroy IL I One eoun) sets out ten be the next witnesses battleship kind. some of beard. not have been requested to make any Thus far, however. It was stated br a directing the Zaslavl be taken regardless overt acts constituting violation of the contribution either to the General Wood high official here today, no evidence had cost. of the Is town Th laws. still ln Polish federal fund or that of anjyothar candidate, and been obtained by the commission of any RUMOR MEXICO CITY, July 27, UnqualiCHICAGO, March 27. The Southern hands. destruction of material bv the Germans. The Illinois miners indicted include I have not made any contribution to gny been furnished. It was said, such fund. Senator Lists Borah's remarks fied denial that the government will Wholesale Grocen association, with Frank Farrington, president of the IlliIS CONFIRMED but It have has been Impossible tS verify them about me la this respect are hence unBonois Mine Workers. The Pennsjlvauia of more fans 2000 the than withdrawn Ygnacio members, IS candidacy Premier Millers nd desupport time. to this up founded, unwarranted and without basis. miners include Philip Murrav. clared yesterday In the chamber of depuan you with pioprlety make a refuta- nillas, ambassador to the United States, from the case brought bv the National (Chicago Tribune Special Service.) as not AIMED identified miners those jmong tion of these slanders for ms on llie for the March 27 The do- - ties. YVA8HINUTON, presidency of the republic, is Wholesale Grocers against the big or operators are: Uoor of the senate? ' Germany has don little or nothing, t.ie state has received no advices French CONTROL declare, toward execution of Jonas Waffle, secretary of the Coal partmenmof contained in a telegram which Prcsi five packers and several railroads, B. confirmation of a report from about thlrty-elindicating x clauses of the treaty oa Haute. A Specific Question. B. Terre of IntLj Trade bureau Lieusent Mexico to D. that counsel Carranza for City Swift Henry Morgemhau which the limit has already expired. k Co., By Universal Service. dent Bynder, yesterday or the Na- would be persona non W. as Couffer, United representative Senator Borah received a similar mesgrata tenant Colonel Alvaro Obregon, w ho announced nt the continuation of the tional Coal association, Chicago, and W. States ambassador to Mexico, nor has Only One Provision Met. (Special Cable Dispatch.) sage and replied as follewst ; to that effect been comalso is a presidential candidate. hearing before Clyde D. Aitchisou of "Does jour denial of contributions LONDON, March 27. The Russian so- K. Field, president of the Pittsburg any Information eo far as France to- the Mexican embassy. municated The provision, only cover your business concerns or businsss also Coal commerce commission viet drie against Poland, contained a rebuke the interstate company, Pittsburg. The telegram Mr. Morgenthau, who wa according to formerly Is concerned, that hae been duly execute! Interests with which you are associated T The first four counts of the Indictment, American ambassador to Turkey, waa Is that providing for the delivery of seeug am led to ask this for the reason that for what it termed the disrespectful here today. The National Wholesale adilcea from Berlin, is merely the first brought under the Lever act, chare p selected by President Wilson some days for the spring planting in the devastated in an ambitious military since receiving your wire 1 am again as- tone in which a recent protest to the Grocers are asking that an order be project eral conspiracy to limit the facilitiess for ago to succeed former Ambassador Henry regions. It Is admitted, however, that which contemplates a drive sured the contribution was made and that Rusupplying, producing, Obre-gothrough transporting, some issued forbidding the shipment of' groAustria and Hungary to form a Ing and dealing in a certain necessary. P. Fletcher, whose recent resignation left something has been done regarding it is nader flood to have come fronV you president by Lieutenant Colonel the ambassadorial post at Mexico of the general provision, such aa reducwith the Italian Socialists and and your business concerns. I shall be was couched. Bituminous coal by re vacant No Obrcgon, under ceries in refrigerator ears owned by Junction tion of the military art ools. taken- , set up a soviet government In 2'alv. It fusing to mine, sell or deliver coal for City. objection to the appointment glad to make your statement public. from Restitution of equipment Senator Phelan took the affair to the date of March 23, addressed a telegram the packers, claiming that the practice Is estimated that fully a million men are storage purposes by Increasing and main- - was mads by the Mexican government, selection and the president' of Mr. northern France Is far from being comsenate floor and had Mr. Doheny's tele- from Monterey to President Carranza, represente unfair competition? i (Continued on Page 4. Column 2.) was publicly announced by the pleted. An Inventory of the aeronaut's (Contlnued on Page 4, Column 7.) gram read Into the Record. He made a charging the government with having The Southern Grocers were material hae been ln progress, but- rtj White House. mild statement criticising Borah, but aftred, and b Mr. hau's appointment has not machine have been Mordent in the first hearing last fall. erwards revised his remarks, putting displayed partiality, 'and protesting francs tn bond a, yet been confirmed bv the senate. It Is emission of 0O,40O.WO,(vO more 'pep'' In them, so that the Consince have notified members their of of be applied to three are the which They arrclt of military understood that he will leave for Mexico tne proceeds gressional Record tomorrow will show against re gv. City Immediately after his selection by to reparations, has not yet been ficera after the arrival of Benor Bo- that the dissolution agreement reached that ho said: T .7 the president has received the senate's la ted. the packers and Attorney General in Mexico City, March 21. ' nillas by the approval. Since the appointment of Mr. Doheny Defended. President Carranza's answer declared Palmer grants the relief they sought, Morgenthau the senate foreign relations Mr. Doheny is a distinguished and committee has not met. through lack of a RADICALS said. : T , honorable cltisen of California, affiliated the 'administration had recommended Bynder quorum. REGAIN In his argument this morning he dewith the Democratic party, and will be thaf all government officials refrain a delegate to the San Francisco- conven- from interference in politics. The pres- clared that the effort to restrict rei tion; and ho la naturally indignant at ths ident ear shipments is not only ecoreflections made by the senator from was explained that the three officers frigerator 11 v ago. would also but work MOVE DEFERRED unsound, nomic WESEL March 27. (By the Associated Idaho, who should have sought verificawere arrested because they had violated a distinct hardship on the public generatta Press y Th workingmen's force tion of his suspicions by wrltlug Mr. which directed the ally, if enforced, .. now. direct as has been his custom In orders of the day ting Wesel regained late today the ground Tribune Special Service.) (Chicago lost yeeterw the fortress bout they wh)ch We shall show that If the orders expressions from public men. The military, to remain in their barracks getting should WASHINGTON, March 27 The reso- day. A S result of an hours hard ene,'-In- g not be made a forum for senate Wholesale Grocers were the To by much sought is lution state of a Bonillas One work of which recappeace, time arrival machine dooarlng they and gun either intentional or at the misrepresentation, has teen under preparation by Repub- tured Llppe castle, advancing inors. jts-- r by the commission it would, so accidental ' officers was released when be granted of of the s, lead-ris Bwift Co. as was house k lican not far concerned, require ready for mile from th south. Senator DilUnghaht of Vermont, chairhe had taken ao part In the disIntroduction today, but probably will te here, however, gsnerul'y. Observers cutting down of the number of pedman of tha senate privilege and elections proved while the other two nre serving dler on Monday. The program Is to credit th government forces with sufficient offered 717 orders, from routes to Six week 15(1, was per said he committee, would call today that ago space guesswork. call of forthe a on committee bold Wesel sentences. meeting against th This could not but result in strength td he said. an early meeting of his committee to short Now eign affairs on Tuesday and to report attackers. of Denouncing Obregon s charge of par- a serious situation for the small towns, consider Senator Borah's bill requiring knowledge bill at out the that time, and to rush It publicity of campaign contributions and tiality, the president asserted that, on hampering severely their supply of through the house by Thursday under s how how WESEI. March . (Br ths Assoc'ated copies the contrary,' the administration had fresh meat.V rule. special Government troop made a sor1 fress. with the follower nay shown of B. patience great chairman the Edward how and southeast of this city today, drove tha bill and an Investigation conducted ot Obregon, who had violated the law, Western Trunk Boyd, Line railroad committee, besieging worker forces from their pews ln this manner without the passage of a and charged them directly with foment-inLIVES how and told the commission that if the prod shelling their retreating on column, formal resolution for a congressional manifestations both the eas! for nets which the grocer want excluded trouble during raised the sieg of Wesel MINERS IN PERIL quiry of the Borah allegations. southeast. and candidates. , other The who does from the refrigerator cars of the packby Artillery operated by workers nfeer, to the campaign work per- ers are excluded, freight rates on meats Relative and 27 Into Artx , th tnci shells two broke March, BISBEE, MINNESOTA CLAIMS Fire , city dropped see formed by General Csndido Aguilar for will advance 200 or 300 per cent. out tonight In the underground workings withdrew. r Bonilla, the president said Aguilar had of the Briggs mine, one of the big g While the countcr-attaMUST aganst of is reactionhe Postofflc to Move. separated him.Vlf from his governproperties of the Warren dis- beleaguering forces waa goiliK on, r' BY trict and owned by the Calumet A Artsona forcenients arrived here. Amorg t,.e I poets, and had a CONVENTION mental and military to a methTribune. Th. t. , Spwl.l Minin ere the Death Head Honiara' uni company. The mine le two miles perfect right to work for any one he RUPERT, Idaho, March 27. In response southeast of Risbee and emp'ovs about Uhians. i ST. PArU Minn.. March 27 Only the chose, while his efforts did not mean (o a petition sent sums weeks a go askit t s on Sod men each shift. Company pbsicta.-iA'ned commlBsloners cor erred he represented the government decision of the Republican national conhave been summoned to the mine. ing for a better location and equipment General Kaaitsch, ami soon after tie Ie another in June will definitevention local Gonzalez, is a Pablo of t presidential for the postoffice. Postmaster Paul gian mlTlarv authoritiesof at butierioh. ly settle the conflicting ilaime of Johnhere and croa candidate, issued a statement today to Disney ha received authority from the Belgian territory sou'h Postmaster Appointed. son,,, ft ood and lowden factions of the the effect that he was willing to con- postal department to advent for bid see tor clv.i-lan- S Rhine, pa the Issuing began as 10 the significance of the on, for a new location. Many new eltes are to return to tie ritv Special te The Tribase. jirty fer with the other two candidates for suggested, hour preslo.ntial preference vote tn Min- the among them being apace in the March 27 Christian WASHINGTON. Bmpere are still sc- -,- vs In territory nesota on Monday. March 15. Tabulation V? purpose of ehoosing s7. fourth can- i Memorial building to be erected by he bv the worsefonea r.r.v waa B. evacuated Peterson posttoday appointed didate, upon wnora the three present (American Legion poet or In the proposed master at Oakley, Utah, vice C. A. Had, (Continued on Pge 4, Column a) new Labor temple. Candidates could nait. ' on Caluo. a 1) 4, (Continued (eaigned. Sign of Special (o Th. Trtbnae Calming. Series of Telegrams 5 V Russian Forces Unable to Cross Slutch River changed; Lowden fers to Show Up: jan Defends Doheny. Urge Lack of f v Government Request for Permission to cupy Neutral Area Also Arouses Distrust. Despite Persistent forts to Gain Goal. Situation Precludes Party Consideration. k, up mla-tto- dbl ". pro-poul- ng From s Reached Contact. Committee Chairman Others, Accused, With Grand Jury. by U. convoy-operatio- er, ore-ling- Southern Association Prosecution of the Government port Ambassadors President MORGENTHAU NOT RUSSIAN DRIVE AT SOVIET IN ITALY '1 . - X gen-ste- to-w- tt: - eocora-plainant- s ve 1 -- that half IT HAS BEEN SAID money spent advertising is wasted. That probably true six years It certainly is not true the Audit Bureau of Circulations due the credit for the difference. years bought by it is bought with a definite circulation are printed, many they are distributed, many paid for many given away. not protect himself advertiser to Bureau of Circulations the Audit asking the uses reports publications and invites the wasteful return ary former odsf years. The Tribune member the Audit Bureau of Circulations. Its advertisers are fully Do-he- 1 g ' BE ADJUSTED BIG tbt PEACE RESOLUTION 1 AGAIN GROUND LOST IN FIGHTING S- te, OF HUNDREDS OF copprr-producin- c. . -- Ps J i 4 -- 5 |