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Show fill: CONTEST' FOR QUEEN EXCITING CLOTHING STORE WORLDS GREATEST n n n n HALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 23, 1920. AMERICAN. LEGION POST ACTIVE ARLENE BIDGES, left, and Miry B. Mayo, two of the lead- the crown a queen of the for In the competition lug contestant Mardl Ores la the festival of the E It herd W. Young Post, ill iss j ""A mu , - EASTEK Everybody Is admiring our pretty showing of UMBAY 5 EVADE new contestants entering dailv the competition for tho prices as queen of the Mardl Gras in the spring festival and Mardi Gras whuh. will be jjiCen bv the lermliers of the Kit hard 4V. Voung post No. 0 of the American Legion at Auerbach field, April 24 to Mav 1, becomes warmer every day as tho carnival approat he. Tho number of candidates has gone close to two score already, with additional names coining iu with every mail ami almost hourly at tho carnival headquarter at tho Now house hotel. Among tbs latest whore friends have put them in nomination is Miss Hose 1ni It of the Sweet Candr company, Thov sav at the company, where there are nearly 00 girls, that Miss Unck comes close to being the most popular, and that the pimple at the factory are out to back her for a winner. Mrs. Mavo took the extra name in 1917, when she married Woodward it. Mao, W ith her husband she went to th medical officers training camp at Fort Kiley, Kan., and there was active in patriotic enterprises, leading in the O. I, dub of officers wives in dances and in other activities. Stylish Hillinery Only One Week Away Only One Week Away Beautiful creations that women will be proud to wear Easter morning. Our large assortment of Hats gives you an opportunity for selection which no other shop can duplicate. and inspect our line. Millinery, Third Floor. Carnival Quarters at New house Hotel Filled With Interest. PACT SUNDAY Come in ITH (Continued from Page One.) eliot war fired at the correspondent of and other American tlic AhOt la were relurn-Inj- ? new rwper men ethiie the from udvaived Belgian outpoate on the esel swj of the Mime toda They on an Island formed at the confluence Is considof the lJppe and Rhine, which ered B'UImii territory PIsimiMonB ifem to hate broken out The state among the worker troop. at Hagen resigned yesterday. There Is also some trouble amour the government foices. Judging from constant reference In calls for enlistment to Those indued today stipulated that no cowards were wanted" td vre N 'ioaid" MUELLER FORMS NEW CABINET FOR EBERT GOVERNMENT BERLIN, March 27 Formation of a new cabinet for Germany with Herman Mueller, ureinl-- r and foreign secretary, wits announced today Minister of labor la llerr BthHike. Socialist. aa la the of nonomles Is minister The premier Herr fechmidt, also a Socialist. Tile other minister are; Minister of transport, Gustav Buear, So lallst. Mtms'er without portfolio. Dr. Edouard I ho Id. stH.alist. premier and minister of the Inferior. Herr Ko h. Demo, rat A1 blister of defense, JJerr Gessler, Democrat Minister of Justice Herr Iluntk. Demo- V SHOW j THE IS OUR MOTTO JEW STYLES FIRST $ j . We are now showing the newest modes and latest creations in i Women's and Misses Suits, Coals, Gowns, Mats, Sturts, Blouses, Etc. , We have made ample preparations to meet your every need. Always something: new and different that is one reason is our store source a of why pleasant interest, and, best of all, YOUR NAME IS AS GOOD AS YOUR CASH. You get the clothes and pay a small sum each week thu getting the benefit of the clothing while paying for it never-endin- g eom-muuit- y e he knew who the profiteers were and would leave the country Independent to by the Republican psrtv on the Republipeop e themselves who are unquestionlegislature is It.so treably for Wood, are now putting out the how to curb them. But he never took decide wqen it is proper to resort to war. can members of the cannot The mendous that they resist old line of 'bunk' that the result last the people into his confidence and has so boldly Nevada G. majority week m New Hampshire, Minnesota and never named the profiteers he P. Voting. Republicans have a ClHt soluIn nor ha offered he the In the where denounced, wetk bouth this assembly." Dakota, any Minister of flnarne. Gustave Bauer. RENO, Nev., March 27. Republican tion of how to curb profiteering. voters )oke m a way not to be misunMinister of posts and telegraphs, Johann "On behalf of myself and thousands of voters went to th poll this afternoon to is not the real test of Wood derstood, to the state convention Giesberta, ,c'c strlst citizens who are for Oeneral elect delegate stieneth, and that they must wait until patriotic V'lm-t01 food, Herr Andreas Hermes, still oiher states are heard from before Wood for president I demand that Sen- which will elect delegates to the national Centrist. The state conconvention. hls make Borah ator Republican Wood will either should be lonvlnced that charges good they Minister of the treasury. Dr Wlrth, tie the party candidate that Idaho citizenship has been corrupt- vention will be held In Reno on Aprilelec-24. (Continued from age One ) Centrist no hold counties will ed or that he hold hta peace." primary It Is an open secret that the supporters Many The portfolio of reconstruction haa not tion. delegates to the state convention of Governor and some men promi(Continued from Page One ) Jet been filled, it will be allotted to a talning excessive price of coal hy callIn the party had fully expected to having been named by county central nent Democrat, committee under authority delegated by ing and causing strikes among mine workSouth Dakota in the primaries, and WILSON tarry Intended ers, and bv closing down mine." the state centra) committee In cases to put out their elorles that they commitof toe vote central bv state the ANY TERM, Counts five to nine of the Indictment tee ceased when the tountv conventions Wood will not do' Disappointed by where no candidates filed nominating peCOMMUNISTS Washoe county, a ticket conmilar charges but are based on started March 17, because election of dele the unmistakable vote in South Dakota, contain titions. ASSERTS taining Incandidate the amendment to the Dever act passed known to be for to Michigan, where READY TO RESIST. these conventions wu the real thev are now pointing October 22, 1919, and cover the period gate to General Leonard Wood was circulated. are to be held April 5, and object of the prlmarv and contiol of them the primaries (Continued from Page One.) from unthe the of for ' choice amendment direct passage a be real state this wilt Nq president may be declaring that (Chicago Tribune Special Service.) bv one faction o the other hugely deterGOVERNMENT til March 11, 1920. the date the Indict- mined registered by voters In today's primary. strength. 27. W'lth AttorMarch conn lexions of the resulting testWof. WASHINGTON, ment was returned Other count take district the W hen ood carries Michigan thej ney General A. Mitchell Palmer actively Tamrurf Out for Thet.e in and sate gathervrg engaged In battle along a front of 2o up under separate heads, charges Includ- tarn rhoe CHEMNITZ, Saxony, March 26 will pass his victory over and adDonate.', ml es on tho Russian-Bosh frontier. One the men to represent the state probablv seeking ths Democratic presidential noml- - laggari VJUl the Associated Pres ) Communists (By vance are ed In the general allegations In the early in of the date their recogpersonal of amem to are his convince the national the partv friends nation, March 27. Thomas report from From her sr. Posen, the new seeking INDIANAPOLIS, and the eleveutn count cites ten nition of the Wood boom to the Ohio the lirmly intrenched In control here and pre- counts no c has the Wilson Anon Polish of Woodrow The vole that government publlo headquarters presilential peieren pared to resist attacks by government overt acts. April 27, or possibly to those thought whatever of seeking a third term Taggart will be the Democratic candl tabulation ceaacd early Wednesday morn- primaries says Vllna has been taken by the RusIn Indi United for States senator date in Indiana, May 4 ' troops whicn may be sent against the as not Is in he much been confirmed and but haa stood this fact, sians, that, oppoeef city. In the event the troops secure conNEW YORK, March 27. Sntufac ingWood. 1 2 627 Johnson S17. Hoover, to a "third term" president as anyone els. ana. and Is doubted, inasmuch as llna is moro trol. a general strike mav again be called torv agreement will be spoechlv reached he that Announcement reconsidered had President Wilson, Palmer' friends point than lu6 miles fiom the Russian fronAM, Lowden, 35l'h SCORED Heinrich Brandler, chairman of the exfrom the race was made tier. out, made himself clear on the third term hls withdrawal Democratic ecutive committee of the workers, de- in the making of nowr inwage contract state the by committee, Russian army officers who are In conproposition In a letter to Mr. Palmer In today both the an- Many Delegations Uninstructed. BY clared today Ins Jol owe vs were closely for the mine workers 1913, and hls only reason for making no which met in special session In Indianference with the German Communists at and bituminous industries, That day the tountv conventions met operating with wotkers In the Ruhr thracite apolis. now Is that he hopes to announcement Essen and Muenster are quoted bv the John I,. Lewis, international president and of the elghtv-!valley. githenng fifty-tw- o distain power in the party in order to doml Women to Vote. Berliner Tageblatt as having made tho "We do not expect an attack, as the of the United Mne Workers of Amer sent unmatructed delegations to the nate consideration the San at prediction that the soviet armies will platform twentv-seve- n Of the other government forces are too weak," he iea, predieted here - tonight. to The Tribune lie ex- trict convention Franc'sco convention. For the president March 27. Illinois Women break through Foland and that "Trotzav" CHICAGO, for said, "but If It comes v, will resist. for "were five instructed Wood, to declare himself now, it is declared, will be permitted to vote at the presiwill be at tnc gates of Berlin by July j SenPOCATELLO, Idaho, March J7. There are 12 000 men under arms In this pressed confidence that there would he Louden and two for Johnson, Berlin advices Induate the Russian timent for Major General Wood is sweep- woqld plunge the party Into factional dential preference primary April 13 re district and Brandler said the workers no suspension of work in either of the 7 he ten d, strict lonventions piet March are t te and friends strife from Wilsons troops prevent of operating against Poland national has eoaJ common 19 The Mood fon ea controlled half of ing the Mississippi states Just as ft Is whether gardlees leaders could call upon not only the worksuffrage regions, adding that of action armies and are will the treaty and other been ratified by thirty-si- x states prior flower of the sovietmov men of Chemnitz, who made up 92 per sense will' rule in these negotiations. them and thus ten delegate Instructed sweeping over the west." said J Robb controlling a desement and issues at San Francisco. for rapid equipped to that time. cent of the population, but those of the Although the bituminous agreement for him f' sent to the nat'onal con- lirail pres. dent of the Bannock Another circumstanoe cited by the PalCounty mer General Brundage today, at perate struggle. They are under the comAttorney entire ogtland and ore mountain re- mav be disposed of next week, Mr. vention Four districts chose uninstructed i Leonard Wood league, who has Just Brusiloff to officers. re prove their convictions champions . suggestion of Governor Frank O. mand of and turned from a business de exations to the (ihloaeo gions. that Mr. Wilson Is going to retire. Is th the strategist of the caai.ht trip through the fact reversed a previous ruling de- the famous The major of the town confirmed Lewi enid that the hard coal workers In the other there was a sp'it part of j jnivlvlliiwest. that Vance McCormick, Wilson for. Lowden, armies, has been reported in aupreiuo women the the vote. prouably would extend the delegates selecting two Wood men ' . 1 found Brandler s declaration that workers were negotiations nying mer and Missouri command. Colorado, Kansas, campaign manager well into April. and the others a pair of uiiinstructeil and other slates cooperating with the municipal authoif-tie- s A further triumph of the soviet forte lining up strongly for of the Democratic national committee. Is I am without ihterferlng with the latter regarding both representatives. Wood Leonard Wood will be the nom- out for Palmer. Mr. McCormick, they say, Hitchcock Answers Norris. over Deneklnee arrov In south Rusla Biandler branded as nonsense reports agreements, optimistic The next da the stale contention of inee. of the Republican party and the satisfied himself regarding WilsoR'e In. he asserted. 27. was Senator March AUGUSTA, reported today in a wireless from da, that a soviet government was to be the party picked four de eeate at large next president of the L'nltd States. The tentions before coming out for Palmer. Hitchcock of Nebraska has replied in a Moscow announcing the captuie of On paper attack on Wood made and left them Lewis Statement. Tetter SenMr. to to on President Wilson's Issued Palmer statement bv here the attack the last important base of the the Mlnresota delegation stood ator Borah of our stateyesterday is ngpely a part On presidential terms was made public In his newspaper, the Omaha Deiyektne forces NEW YORK, March 27 John lewis therefore, follows a todav of his obstruction program 1916, when Mr Wilson was about to seek made in the senate Thursday by his SAXONY International president of the tinted nlnstrueted. 12 Wood. Id ronteted 2 'I was told bv leading politicians of renomlnatlon despite the single-terplank colleague. Senator Norris. 8enator Hitch-cocMine Worker of America, named among W Siat of the piefereree vote re- Colorado, 1912 Democratic platform. In portion the the In tills statement says he had not seen that governor, Including, GRIP the coal operators and miner Indicted for mained uncounted when tahilttion closed recent countv committees have been In- letter the ths dispatch Senator Norris assailed, president said. iolaton ot the Lever act, de- cannot be determined home alleged d'd th for "Put Wood Wood is for limltatione structed Kansas of .two which referred customary to the latter attitude on COUNCIL clared In a statement here tonight that .not even open .the po1' otheis registered A summarv of the delegations so far terms into the constitution, if you do not the Irish reservation to the peace treaty, there are ncr proper grounds for th no vote except pei haps those of tte elec- elected hy countv committee MOVED to trust the a care four show themof take people but expresses confidence In the accuracy Indictment of himself or his asso late KALKENSTE1N. Saxonv, March 27 officials on dutv to one Wood najoilty Governor Allen selves, but make it two terms, rot one, of dispatches by the paper's Washington he does not fear Investl-tto- n tion He that added Bv the Associated Workers will probably cause because four years Is often too short, and Press) possitle candidiu LONDON, March 27. The Foiiih govhy any court of competent jurisbate taken oirr control In towns and Ballots Lacking, Charge. the national delegation to go unlnstruct-e- d give the president a chance to win th correspondent. My oolleague, as well as Senator ernment was removed ori Thutsday from Giles of lowet! maxony, but there Is an diction but the full are for service Wood. himself for fit it." TH statemajoritv great by proving Hitchcock Senator said rrr Gronna, Mr Tenig said newspaner reports of innoe ihrr Yitimoraps impression that their ascendancy will be to Bromberg, in Polish Poeeu will have twenty-fou- r Wixil ment, "spend a good part of their time Warsaw his indictment were the fir t announce- charge that no ballots had ben pro- Minnesota siioi tlbed, as thev are not siiffieientlv ornorthwest of Them, si men at the Chicago convention and South Short ridge for Senator. one or the other tf the candth newspapers and twenty-fiv- e to amiles about complaining gan zed in a military wav to resist pres- ment of such action he had reieiied, but vided for Berlin difyatch to the ExDakota has already voted its support to the press associations. Senator Norris cording these claim coming from the W BAN 27 sure successfully. March In this little town, that he had understood that the entire idate. Samuel FRANCISCO, ool. alike ard Louden camps distinguished himself by voting against change Telegraph, quoting rumors in that M. bhortrldge, a prominent member of th tuiked away In a pretty lallev fifteen personnel of miners offlclas were to be Wood Johnson In mj' opinion of the San geiu-all- v declaration of war, later against the city. the County chairmen given voters Francisco miles from Plauen. Max Hoelz, whose named announced bar, that today of Idaho are for Wood with a litn the dutv of prdv dim? ballots for the The mlneT officers hae awajs conwould seek th Republican nomination peace treaty and th league of nations. be regular job Is lecturer in a moving picture formed Low a tle of den and still A staff correspondent of the Associated smattering ts in their teTltones to the iaw," he declared, and senator at the August He isI against anything the administratheater, is directing atfalrs Widespread sentiment, and 'while as United States for. The score arv of ite s offke explained weaker Johnson tion stationed at Warsaw, filed a diso farl Press D. Senator rerorts that he had established a sonei have adhered to all Its precept James primaries. Phelan, our for Wood senior senator Democrats Incumbent, will make the race I am con- - todav tnnt the prefrene vote vaa not the slate is him. patch from that city on Thursday, whnh republic here made him famous through- a official act. are concerned attacking No no hint of anv Intention on the No Funds. contained to out Germany a few dajs ago, but these ndent that when trial of the case i official, that no iov via arplbTble to is "Senator succeed himself Besides Campaign, Shortrldge, Borah Is too busy playing two a primary, and that there'o'e no Polish government to leave other will enter the prilumoia are dc lared untrue. The burgo- held it vili reiuit in shotting their inno- - such March 27 Herbert part of the WASHINGTON. returns on it had or would be made to petty politics to heed to the needs of his maries for Republicans were there indications in the nor Warsaw, master fed when the upheaval tame and ccnce nomination. the as to to Hoover to Borah a turned deaf state ear has the today replied inquiry t of le etat buslecr the the state Newspapers Hawkers have since been cooperating with military news contained tn the corree'n treaties to addressed of anl expenditures presicampaign representations onlv with or the known themselves estithe other town officials. meeage of any reason why it him. Thanks South Dakota Figures. dential polblltie by Labor, the railroad spondent FAMINE IS mated fact'onal affiliations of the men Idaho people whoA. elected One hundred workers under the direcI have should feet impelled to make such a move unions' T Smith. Idaho as Jo that Cougressmau S. by gets weekly, saying D 27. March Unofficial to the PIERRE, convention elected county tion of Hoelz. entered Plauen On Sunday while returns on thirty counties up to this eve- no campaign, I have no finance." He re- at this Juncture. IMPENDING Herman W f hrpeder o' M.nrieapo! g sole recognition at Washingtonconstrucnight and kidnapet Citv Attorney Hubert is obstructing everything iterated hie statement of March 6 that head of the Johnson organizat on In Min- Borah When ning shew totals of Poindexter, 399, John- ho and held him until he gaie up data he WASHINGTON, March 27 No Inforwas not a candidate for the nomination th I niled States went to son, 17,603; Lowdun, 14,379 . Wood. 17,442, he had no total tive had gatnered for the prosecution of trade NEW YORK, March 27 America will nesota. euid today tfat mation regarding the removal of the seat he to war to of the the presidency, end was not seeking of 19 009, Norbeck, 24,724, Richards, prevent sought sending for the state and would be at a Haney) i nioHsts and cfliroiuntt's accused of pofigures the Polish government from W'aresw to troops abroad, opposed financial aid to 17,361, McMasters. 27,979, Longstsff, public office. litical agitation. Herr Hubert's wife came sviffer from a sugar famine unless the loss to know where -r thev could be ob- the has been received at the Pol'sh A number of clubs allies and was against an aggressive here sprung Bromberg where Mr Schroedadded that he exKing, 19.993. Hall. 13 636. Cook, to balkenete.n and secured the release of people pare down their candv eating and tained It was said the circulation legation, campa'gn against Germany. This covers practical y half the up doing me the honor of advocating my of her husband after he had been a pris- their use of sugar to sweeten cereals and pected to lave totals for Ramsev and mllltarv rumors to this effect In Berdn probThus it has always been with the votes of the state. nomination," said Mr. Hoover In hls letcounties Faul and Minneoner lor five hour. Hennepin was another ably from attempt to discredit and other senior senator recoffee no ter. "I have Idaho, commonly beverages, according to apolis) next Mondav. knowledge of their Tlsdz ha established headquartrs in d known in the east as the source. which are probably very small. Poland. General in New York. Johnson the casne of Freiherr FaUenstein, who Dr S. Dana Hubbard of the New YoriC Me Major now attacks General Siglsmund Brynk, Polish I have no doubt that they would be only Idaho potato. low fled from till Dr Hubbard said to- GOOD region The red flag health department. attache, said neither this report Wood and other splendid men. He goes By Universal Service. too glad to keep their books open for In- military waves from the tower It was in a room dav nor of that the fall of Vi.na ws to be about the country haranguing th people, TROT. N. T , March 27 Senator Hiram spection at all times. of this castle that the Assodated Press "The consumption of sugar In the United cause discontent, and is ap- W. Johnson of California tonight received Mr. Hoovsr addsd that, as a citizen. I taken seriously. CAMPAIGN, . seeking toimbued correspondent interviewed Hoelx tonight. States averages aimuany 4 lOO.Ouh tons. Idea with the that he, the advocate full of of from residents pubthe accompllahment district the ' He is a small, 200.UO0 mail. He In 1919 t.us was increased to MOSES DECLARES parently senator Borah, alone Is actuated by third welcome to have Capital fallen to him since licity and proper restriction" on campaign Finns Burn Monastery. said m pan ton pure motive that he alone i A patriot he carried hls fight for th 'Republican expenditures. 27 CHRISTIANIA. March Finnish 'the time is not ripe for the estat lini'The average consumption per capita lie charges In effect that the people of presidential nomination Into New York force At Patchenka in the Muimanpk rement of a soviet government. for a fne-- j ear- The agri-sfChlcago Tr'hune Special wad 7J pounds this state who are for Wood have been state. Predicts Ratification. gion, burned the monaNtry jd d 4vral turls would not approve of it and wei ut through pro period i toiion 27 and the public XYA5HINGTON March "The week use choice the influenced of lodheir A by , other buifdTigs there before abandoning stinging attack upon th league ef By Universal Ben Ice. would quiet Iv be starved out We recog-- n to soft drink th s has Increased J has been a good on- - for the somebody s money. passed was made the senator nations before by the place to the Ruglitn Boiaheslk, acllio a .solute helplessness of vvork-ee- a to 92 pounds If continued, t! is will mske candidacy of OenWral Lsmnard ' Sim e when has Benator Borah become ond " 27 March sufTlr WASHINGTON, an in of Music audience 200 to 1,1 hall, travelers of drawing at Tromeoe cording tharmel cxmlkt and We wbl arriving (use Lriltel States consume a of said Sena'or George H Moses, cithern qua i fled to dictate to th people of tms so prolonged that frage amendment will be ratified by Dna-wa- Occupation of tne pacand applaus b soviet troop? not attempt to pivs'callj resist military the world s entire production of quarter for th Wood campaign today state who their choice for president shall cheers manager sugsr wae neat it wees, wa the forced predicted to raise occurred on speaker March Li. tonlg.it frequently U the troops e know that th.e cannot contin urn "I have Just returned from several davs be? It Is sincerely to be hoped that SenoccupaGoti ot Falkenstein In appeal by Mr. Oeorge Bass, director of the 11! an ear we again call a general There wnl be a shortage And if people in Chicago anl leaders of the ood move- ator Dorgh wifi confine himaelf to look- hls hand women t bureau of the Democratic nasttlke" ia9t get thelr soft drinks, ihormate ment are convinced that he ts now wed on ing arter th Interest cai Fargo Population 21,061. of the people Intional committee. Mrs. Base has Just rePrediction. Hoeiz for wnnse arrest (Gere is a reBryan and other sweets, the) natural'! are ths wsj to the nomination bars to the to of them dictate and stead Repubfrom Dover, whrr she had been turned seek'ng 27 March WASHINGTON, ward of -- 9 marks Fargo, ald the workers' going, to re rt to some other form of lican convent, on 27 Men who are la,e In becoming their master FREMONT. Neb., March Senator Borah William aiding In directing th fight for ratine-tjoN t !! Jncrenie, 761h, or 63 2 per grievance against the government was Its sllmutant This naj te foi'ovged bv an coming to the Wood band wagon and has placed tb the gaUerle on every is- Jennings Bryan, in an address her today, cent , 118 Tenn mil'twrls n, and asserted thev would try imrease In narcotic drug addicts whlcb who see their own Judgment I now' runv Nashville, He bold v announced In predicted th United States would enter sue presented 1 do not think there fa any doqbt ef I U to Weaken the gov ernti ent bv S7. or 7,2 per cent, agitation would be a great caijin.tj ning decidedly counter tft that o' the the senate not over four month ago that the league of nations on condition that It she said The pressure being brought 133 Increase, 74. D, or tfprinfiield, 14 6 per tent. 0. , two-thir- er t NOT AFTER THIRD PALMER ARE FORCES ll I r BORAH IS IDAHO WOOD CAMPAIGN AIDE x r. .il well-train- I . i - unm-truvt- World-Heral- LOWER NOW IN WORKERS' 1 d, m as OF CAPITAL OF POLISH ADMINISTRATION IS REPORTED -- three-fourt- pre-ci- SUGAR DECLARED 0. 9. (t half-bake- WEEK FOR WOOD'S & young-appeari- e) it VV -- rd VX V fc n. Inrre, V |