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Show i ill. reat to Send Troops Into District Expected to Bring Recognition of Ebert Government. UiIjl'.Uj. i- i U.i'UAl AuliuAM, .W.liLii PRESIDENT NOT OPPOSED TO .USE OF HUN SOLDIERS 0, Ji'i-- W. fat tee It waa not reported out of commitof today, As ekpeld, aa a I'l'i one would auffragiata. ly venture a prediction aa to when a vote on the resolution would be taken, but it Waa getirfkliv belmved It would be dev, the day liiud layed !?ond Veu Ut week for a vole in the house. tihadGerman nmda Federation a definil with the feovernment, aaid pem-' with aaUsfled Lejrlen la anythlnt but thft Tetnntru ted iblnet. Lejrien la out of tuna with the entire ifluation of tne recent political crisis, the only k cmririKnilent told, and reconciled to It by hi ronvU'tlon thut a coalition bloc ai th only possible basis ol a ?M government. Iaien Hisely mpde himaelf the spokesman for the radnal element a a oil," th correepondenta Informant slat ed. He added that the labor leader roc otnlaeit the Immediate need of holding the erratic Hbor element In check. Rumor vtere current In Berlin tonlffht that the rhdlcuia under Krneat IaumlK Uh the uitunce of the communist, mould attempt to force another yeneral atnke In an effort to eUort atll further Re lonceaaton from the government. sponsible labor leader declare the move uirnt would be doomed to failure a moderate element would antagoniae It. Furthermore, it wa stated, th .workingmen prefer to gather high wage rather than strike. glen, prudent of of Trade union, I... W-.- WoHknnis nda RESUBMIT PICT County Clerks to Decide. gAdas,; fiPRINGFIFT-D- . HI., March er women will vote at the preferenlla presidential pnnarlwa in Illinois. April it, and tneoffher they may La allowed to vote for, will b finally determined each county by thy bounty clerk, it seemed probable today. Tne letter of Attorney General Edward ha tu J Rnindago to Governor day, informing the governor that It wouare not InvalliiatH the primaries if women VJTo'tii'Vrovided' th7r ji'.iots are nd sealed separate from those counted by th intn, caused confusion among the county caiki and election coimni loner. The situation, It Is explained. Is ghat woman have no legal right to vote at the primaries, but that county clerks. If they wish to assume th responsibility may leave womens I allots prepared and dt trtbuted. The women may vote, but the vote will not be legal, and will mean nothing more than a straw vote. hfth (Continued from Pat (Continued One.) ahat Is protably as spontaneous an apto the presipeal aa was ever ptcarnted NVUlu-It dent of the rpub!b Inception nor signing are due to any pea nor hava society or otbr organization, any auch contrlbutel to thm, they coming from the quiet and voluntary efforts of on man who merely wrote to men and women of d.imnction in suggestion of the proposal end found an amazing response, whU h convinced him that ha had appealed to the real heart of the jKople. What we offer la more than an appeal. Aa devoted filirr.N of the league of nations, we very reject fully propose a pUn by which the wond and we, a a part of it, may immediately either upmi tne benWita of our memhrhip In tne hague of nationsh on whatever basis of hed, agreement mav immrdiately and the Irreconcilable point of difference be settled later by referendum or otherwise aa may teem dutiable. Thus you might take the question of adoption of your highest ideals Ing the league of nations before the electorate, and the opposing view being presented on the other hand, without Keeping the world waiting for our aid and without subjecting the vital question of our becoming a part of the league of nations to the uncertainties and perils of a partisan poltlcal campaign, in which, by entirely unforeseen lufluoucts, all may be lost.'' ra from Fee On ) struggle at Washington In the last nine months.' Senator Hiram Johnson of California ri lured In an address tonight wants no Asserting the Lnited Htate foreign dictation, hnabr Johnson the league of nations covenant as so Instrument tending to .aus. war J Shift Your Foot Gear "''r1 of the league members from external at read the reservation to the L'::!7d cf X, wlili h "'T- - guarantees !: aggression, in th senate, wlili h lmert-deWilson had declared. 'rut the heart out of th covenant," and adde I, "W in th renate replied to him that if that cut the heart out of th covenant, we will cut the heart out ef thla coxenant." ' Mr brand of Anierli anl.m, he conour fclberfan enterprise tinued, "regard as a tvplial, abhorrent, concrete Illustration of what the league n( nations will mean to America down th generation, and of what lies .behind all the smooth diplomatic phrases, all th fatuous, pretended Idealism which describes a compact that binds us definitely to go to war as s treaty that will keep u out of war, "The Americanism In which I believe and which I prrtn h would maintain America aa th arbiter of her own dea tiny. It would hold thla republic Intlo-lat- o against the wiles of European and Astatic diplomacy and would refuse to make the republic subordinate to any Junta of diplomats sitting In Geneva or elewhr." Senator Johnson urged the neeessitv of "decentrallxlng from the administration those great war powers an orded it for the purpose of auicees In war," thereby removing "that great autocracy in tlria country In on man." artule offered nl Gardner & Adams for COME into of Cordovans either pair (liigh or low that are built oil the famous Echo last. Tlu'se shoes of almost waterproof soft, pliable, Cordovan leather will please the man who wants to he comfortably Arrange State Convention. DK3 MOINEA I a.. March 29 Dem TARIS. March 29 Hugh C. Wallace, crntlc leaders here today said th party th American ambassador to France. at ' am-planned to hold Its statutory state conven today's session cf the conference of tion June Ik, at which time the state plat bassadors confirmed the statement mnde form am) other business of th kind will be In Washington that President Wilson waa more to not opposed the entry of transacted. troops Be- of A Republican state convention te choose th Herman regular army Into the Ruhr delegates to the national convention will valley If the German government dealred to send them there. be held April 22. During the session Ambassador Walis Wood Speaks at Calumet lace handed to Premier Millerand the note of Bres.dcnt Wilson regarding the Turkish 'CALUMET. 29. March Mich. Charge The heel is a model. a question. No indication as to the contents that ao intensive system of propagand of the note was given out. ' to break down the trlrndahip of the contln-use- d Th conference of ambassador tho United Mates with the allies alreadv had , of the response to be consideration DISCLAIMS taken effect, were made by General Leoq PABIS, MAECH 29. Absolute sent to the Hungarian plenipotentiaries Avith in ard Wood, candidate for tha Republican confirmation of the entrance of concerning questions which have arisen presidential nomination. In an addresa to relating to the peace term submitted to Mu h. at .of Linden, day regular German army troops into hour. Measures for th evacuation AS ENEMY Hungary. vogue "Those who us this propaganda arg of Russians menaced by the Bolshevik! the Buhr district, on the edge of trying to make unava ling the fine sac' in the Novorosslsk and Crimea advance withthe allied cone of occupation, NittI derificea of our boys who died in France ROME, March regions were also taken up. behe aaid. is The conference decided that the popu- clared in the chamber of deputies today out any permission from the allies, CONFERENCE ' Asserting that there are some men who lations In the territories In which that he never regarded the s has been received by the French "militarist" at every man In uni SOON cried plebiscites have been held may not paraa enemies, but had regarded them as form, the general aaid, "men who desptoe ticipate in the coming German election foreign office, lb was declared the uniform are not Americans." friends. He expressed hope that they today. Militarism is the cry of the fakers who NEW YORK, March 19. A national would Boon partake of Italian econom'o ABANDON caused half our deathe in France by The subject, it was stated, will and cultural advantages and deplored conference of Hoover supporters from all blocking ' training and preparedness. TO SEND probably come up before the suwhat he described aa a "dangerous press over the country, representative of state Clothing will Hoover and local Lowden wh.ch calculated is clubs, to foster organisations Opens Fight. preme council in London. The TO VALLEY campaign t be held at Chicago within the next ten among th French say they can find no exIII., March 29 (lover "While anx.ous to bring about a frienddays, according F.to an announcement mads norSPRINGFIELD. Frank O. Lowden opened his cam understand ng w.th the cuse whatever for the sending of Lucey, temporary chairtoday by John PARIS, March 29. The German gov- ly in as Illinois a candidate for the h declared, ther is another solution man of the Hoover National Republ.can pa'gn ernment haa abandoned the Idea of send- to demand Republican nomination for president with troops into this section. the enforcement of th pact c'ub, at headquarters in th Hotel Van- an addrevs tonight. SALT LAKE CITY COITlpdny KEARNS BUILDING to the Ruhr of London. France and Great Britain derbilt. ing strong reinforcement "For more than thirty year,' he said, Th gonferencs, railed at the Instance ESSEN, March 29. (By the Associated valley, in View of the conditions imposed have stated that if Italy desires the apof I In Illinois. 'have lived The people recoordito of local Hoover clubs wishing government. Wilhelm von plication of the pact they would not Press. 1 p. m.) The revolutionary work- by the French are familiar with my record. fuse, as they hold themselves by it. If nate thslr activities for Herbert Hoover the stat Mayer. German charge d'affaires, rehonored me greatly and for men of this region are considering their quested Premier Millerand to authorlxe Italy is compelled to demand the carryas the Republican presidential nominee, They I have am this znz &! nadeeply grateful be name a of folto will out will asked of be th convention it permanent ing troops last Friday, and, reply to the ultimatum of the government, dispatch I dea. re their good. will and approha tional committee, a permanent national conferences, the French necessary to ask Its complete enforce-Blenwhich threa.ens the government troops lowing several I Much more tion than rd des office. any on Sunday agreed to approve without inrlud ng Flume.1' rhu'rman, and to outline policies and fuwill march Into' the Ruhr district unlesa premier the move subject to serious guarantees. Signor NittI condemned that section of ture wmH for a Republican Hoover cam- as I would Ilk approval of the people Chief among conditions Imposed was the press demanding pact and also Flume paign if tha conferee decide auch action of my horn state at the primaries, ex- I General von Wattcr, leader of the relchs-weh- r, shall make no attempt to match the la assured by noon Tuesday that the allied occupation of the cities of and saidIn he had told the supreme allied la dealrable. campa gn being waged against London that If Italy required Darmstadt and Frankfort, within Such a national conference will be pensive the council I shall neither employ bill boards workmen the recognise the German neutral aone. The French conabsolutely the enforcement of the treaty she would unique," said Mr. Lucey. "It will be the me. nor the advertising columns of the Berlin government The ultimatum also ditions were transmitted to Berlin and concede autonomy to Dalmatia. natural outgrowth of all the Hoover "If no other agreement can be movement.. The Hoover movement haa press. demands disarmament of the red army Herr von Mayer today delivered the answer of which consisted of reached," he continued, "a third solu-- t bee.n from the outside in and acd not and civilians and the release of Its pris- Chancellor Germany, Arc Uninstructed. on of the Adr.atic qt cation may be to from the inside out. The Hoover NationMueller's declaration to th oners and the restoration of the regular national assembly today, in which he deOLATHE, Kan., March 29. Repub. accept with mutable modifications, pro al Republican club waa the result of the formation of Hoover clubs, licans of the ' beeond district, in convenclared that the German government does posals formulated by Urext Britain and country-wid- e authorities to power. France. tion This which Solution not deslied still lest is the and is today, elected two uninstructed temporary organization propose to subject Frankfort and At Dulsberg posters havee been hung Darmstadt a by than by Italy, hut never- is offering Its serv'ees as a clearing delegates to the national convention. "to the terrors of occupation. neces-arto keep it m m nd house for the activities of the clubs. theless It is The German charge also Informed Pre reiterating the threat to dynamite the while countlnuing our efforts to reach an Sentiment for Mr. Hoover aa the Remler Millerand thut the German troop mines If the reichswehr advances. now an amicable in understanddo not Ruhr exceed district the by adjustment publican presidential nominee has been (Continu'd from Pag One ) (Continued from Page One.) The government at Berlin haa anthe number iermltted the agreement ing with the spread ng rapidly, and has now gained nounced a decided repulse of the red army of August, 1919. Herr by The. premier was applauded by the such imp-tand strength that only repvon Mayer prom whole chamber, with the exception of the resentatives of ail Hoover organ rations cent, including the H per cent average tional prohibition act is not appropriate before Wesel and south of Muenster. ac- ised that the soldiers would not be InIncrease granted by Fuel Administrator legtBlatlon; that there Is no right in concreased without the permission of France, Socialists, and asked for a "clear and can decide upon steps to coordinate tne cording to advices received here. As the miners are now reunmistakable vote of confidence." work of the lnd viduil clubs for the sake Garfield. gress to legislate outs.de the words of of In the revolutionary Drastic With h.s address the debate waa Prospects peace of a common cause. Taken. ceiving the 14 per cent, the net increase the amendment; that the words "bevSteps orlocal and cent. state lust week will the be It per "For workmen' movement in the Ruhr region erage purposes" sufficiently 'desenhs the measBERLIN, March 29. limit within which congress will legislate, ganizations have been wiring headquarseemed bright tonight following reported ures to restore order andEnergetic to protect the Hoover National of ters the that the term "Intoxicating liquors" Republican and $96,000,000. iicrease conference of fhe fcerlln trades union and German peop.o "illegal acts" will BARON tlub with requests for an opportunity its own definition; that the Volstead The Increase approximately 296,000,-00- 0 is to get together for cooperation. Ralph the standard Is oppressive and against There were be taken by the government law the communist authorities. fixing more than the advance' allowed by unconstitutional, Commun st forces operating in the Ruhr DECLARED the Volstead law Is ; Arnold our temporary vice charman. 'signs of discord in the workmen's army reg.on, said a manifesto Garfield, according to the unconstitutional, that from One.) Administrator issued by the Page (Continued in that it attempts to west middle has been who the RECALL DEMANDED and the Rockv.touring and a conflict between th military and government today. report of the coal commission. The total Interfere with the rights of phvsi qatis mountain distr cts. haa In wage cost is given at The following stipulations are laid civil leaders of th movement and the and druggists to furnish liquor; that the reported a rapidlv mobilizing sentiment pieted hearty dinner and had latn down increase 0O0. down as condition which the govDELHI, India, Marclr 23 The special among western Republicans for Mr. HooInstitutions owned and conducted hy th Increase the tor the Bleta. conference declared strongly for auprem-- 1 ernment will refrain upon then Just their that 'directs award The regular from taking drastic commies. on appointed by the special con- ver as their presdential nominee. The of New Jersey are liampgred and struck and their first Introduction be apportioned between the groups of state steps to pun.sh those who hava opposed gress to Inquire Into the recent dis- t me has come, therefore, for the sup- storm acy of the political leadera to the tornado was when half a wagon workers and classes of work as follows. restricted by the arbitrary act of conits authority. to of Mr. Hoover turbances get in the has porters together to gress. published load of brick was hurled through the Tonnage rates, pick and machine, L'ncondit.onal recognition of constitu- if report, it aavs 1unjab k Party Leaders Urge Peace. that the commission at a national conference. Such a con- roof and Window. They took refuge in be Increased 24 cents; rati-- for all yardtional state authorities. finds Baron Chelmsford, viceroy and gov- ference never has been held before so the State room and Deprived of Powers. narrow work tore down the tornado but dead basement, jl All th parties of the Left sent their Restoration work, age. of official, civilian and po- ernor general of India, incapable pf hold- far as I know, hut the situation today 20 per cent, and baseIn advanced it smokestack tho and to be the w leaders to the conference from Berlin and lice services, providing of New Jersey and Its repiled The turning history nol such reaction. they hava undoubtedly Just'fles ing his high office and demands his up the street, they barely compensation of day wage men to be ad- lation to the federal government, both bebeen implicated In the movements sup"How the representatives for this con ment. Fleeing when call. The report declares that no confhese united In urging peace and the muof cent. roof the the 20 death vanced since and per the adoption of the constifore escaped the reactionary regime set up spiracy designed to overthrow the British fcrence will be chosen is a matter for of warfare. The strongest advocate porting report point out tution. was discussed in the brief, whtl The commission' hurtling after them Dr Wolfgang Kapp on March IS. local decision. It is also impossible to nicipal building came government has been proved. miner the communists was rr, Paul Levy, byImmed over advance block. Itself half a granted and wage ifstributed the which that the states surrendre, the rights ate release of prisoners. It finds that other incidents, named In estimate just how many representat.ves of the Communist party of Oer One facet.ou hardware merchant in the tn the central competitive district be- for the purpose of forming a moie perIf these conditions the the report as the Saytayragaha and Row-la- tt will appear from each locality. However, who waa recently released from of the devastation put up the sign: tween 1913 and October 31, 1919, when fect union are detailed at length. heart will now not hard women if work at are since were not but government and intervene, many incidents, where he was serving a term for on our wash- the Carfield award wa made, average The brief also stated that the sevenare not. General von Watters, com- that the facts did not Justify th proc- and have representative throughout the The tornado has nothing " a political offense. Dr. worker and Levy denounced they teen amendments to the constitution prior., will ing machines when it comes to cleaning 43 per cent for tonnage manding government troops In the Ruhr lamation of martial law in connection country, the women undoubtedly of the work men. the commander-in-chle- f dav cent for to the eighteenth per "prohihitidn amendwill receive full powers to prohave many representatives on hand. They up. with them. . mens forces. Herr Leitner, and the army dtrict, The first matter to come before thea ment" are subjects relating to the strucThe Amritsar affairs, in which a are workmg side by side with the-mbe the question of eiU Itself in opposing an armistice as an at ceed. subcommittee of the form in and ture Inches government and are tree of a limb The on naan eight at be will with and occurred them crowd of Chicago when, a slaughter of the not amendments revolutionary In charrepresentatives tempt at military dictatorship. diameter was blown entirely through a shorter work dav, tives was fired upon last April, Is de- equal footing." soft coal acter The declared. The conference decided to demand eon Quit Fighting Ranks. workers mine the states of their which and of none but in deprive house North Evanston, calculated as the in scribed "a even-horeport a and arms to of with all trol get March 29 Manv of ammunition, COPENHAGEN, digger will attempt the occupants was injured. sovereign powers. of inhumanity unparalleled in feroseizure of the munitions plants, partlcu the majority Socialists who have been piece In a supplemental brief filed by New In an adjoining house a picture was day. in the ranka of the rebellious workmen city." larly the Krupp and Thvssen. To fore waa attorney general an entirely a frame out of blown the Jersey's frame, Th report demands that Sir Michael In the Ruhr district of Germany have BY stall the possibility of the government' IS novel point is made, "that the right to tossed Into the kitchen, while the glass British lieutenant governor O'Dwyer, of the conference's proposals, th the front now be constitution Is a right of the the are amend Quit and rejection fighting over the portait was not budged the the Punjab; General Dyer, commanJ FRANCISCANS fraction threat of a general strike, winch had been in followed in their action by the in of people of the United States, as distinof an inch from the bracket on der of the British troops in India; two , previously made to support its demands teledependent Socialists, according to a guished from the people of a particular which the picture had stood. Smith colonels, Deputy Commissioner was Incorporated In a resolution by which gram from Muenster today. of the 1'nited state: that the people A trunk, was lifted from the garret and two Indians named, shall he relieved By Universal Service. the executive th conference, representing The of States have only national powers, the pothe at In manager Krupp and front are one of house the The of plant offices what of their deposited repeal stateA cities and dls-- ( Essen denies that the plant la manufacSAN March of fifty-iiin- e j committees FRANCISCO, to the states, 2. reserved lice power being window of another house a block disknown as the Rowlatt acts and the pun- ment and the right of internal police being a triets. agreed. If necessary, to use all pos-- 1 turing munition for the insurgents prominent tant. signed by seventy-fiv- e of certain minor Indian officials men and ishment women cause in in labors Bible means to effect a most complete the The executive council of the Essen also are demanded. right of the people of New Jersey over !E! Mrs. Sarah Nelson was taking an after state was issued today espousing the which the people of the United States general strike. workingmen has withdrawn Us order pernap. Tho storm lifted her out of cause of Senator Johnson. It says In noon house have no control. This right may not b seizure of food in private the I mitting of her entirely and the stripped Soviets Impracticable Now. taken from them without their consent." part: houses, the message adds, because the clothing. of claim advanced "Because the the by been made had a for privilege pretext All over the devastated area broken Among those most hopeful of a settleEXPLAINED Hoover managers in the state of' Calithe plundering of the better class houses trees are adorned with lingerie whipped ment waa Dr. Levy, who told the corre- for AWARDS MADE BY (Continued from Fag One.) fornia that union labor in this state Is out valuables. h for of various houses and strewn among that peace hoped by spondent in we of deem favor It their CHAMBER candidate, to A the Politiken Muenfrom branches. He ster dispatch the INDUSTRIAL BOARD Monday or Tuesday by the latest. our to deny the statement issued duty says that General von Watters' Albert Cohen, owner of an ice cream forts to locate this headquarters had agreed that he represented the extremby them. is '"let elements, but aaid he deemed It im-- 1 troops opposing the Insurrectionists numFraneois-Marsa- l, 21100 for 29. of a refused cash offer unsuccessfuL Frederic March PARIS, parlor proved Herbert Hoover, himself a man of his 35.000 men and that reinforcements The state industrial fommlsslon yesspeaking in the chamber of depu- vast place Sunday morning. Today he was politic and Impracticable to try for Ger- -' ber has for many years been terday awarded Alvin E Shepherd 289.40 man soviets now with the Ruhr district are arriving daily. ties today on the country's financial po- activelywealth, searching the ruins for his insurance Majority Against Socialists. with identified British financial as for injuries sustained'1 . He said that unlesa the compensation sition, auid' . standing alone. . March 29. Unseatinterests in promoting and organizing policy. ALBANY. N. while he was working for the Salt Lake W i reichswehr were disarmed the country Will Us Mailed Fist. The dally expenditure (f Franc was throughout British possessions variSocialist members Hardware company. the suspended th of 6X.OOO.OOO ing francs 1914, tn would be in exactly the game position as 1915, 29. was in a lifted 40,090,000 in barn At Melrose park BERLIN, March (Bv the Associatous British organisations and companies. Lump-suof 2676.60 was apot .he assembly will be recommended 1916, 104.000 000 tn 1917, before the KapfTrevolutlon and one might ed Press.) Chancellor Mueller in a S2.000.000 In Because of his connections with these clean off the floor and foundation and a report to be submitted tomorrow to proved for Y. payment Suyeda, a former employee in 1918 and 139,000,000 in 1919." several feet away expect a similar attempt at any time, to reduced commitkindling inspeech outlining his program told the would British he vast of the Peerless Coal organizations who exassembly by th Judiciary M. Francois-Mursa- l. minister of finance, national assembly today that "the rebe out of sympathy with the Three horses were left unharmed, but th the charges of pects to return to the company, ' orient. elements in the army will be was speaking in connection with the vote tuitively much bewildered, to find themselves tee which investigate Thm aims and aspirations of AmeriSociallsta. actionary the hopes, ORDER EXPECTED The Garfield ha against Smoltlng company for disloyalty the for ' provisional appropriations without shelter. executive swept a way with an iron broom." can an at reached work.ngmen. settled with S. E. Gustaveson, who susdecision was No quarter will be shown military coming quarter. He said he thought that An automobile carrying four passenof no know We late utterances committee tonight TO BE RESTORED political an workth to of tained his knee while was session Injury impossible to ask much of Herbert Hoover that would Indicate gers was lifted from the road and leaders who violated thely oath In the although it The majority report will be signed by ing for the company, and wl.l pay him recent revolution, said th chancellor. during the war in taxes from an Invaded he had either knowledge of or svmpathy plumped down in an adjoining field. All seven flat. The award haa the approval of th thirteen member. are a in will but the Peace treaty terms were responsible for country, yet a greater effort might have with our aims or endeavors, W hospital, passenger know . a Five members of the committee h?v i - t the reactionary sentiment stilt "prevail- been tided,'.'. that of the- - commission. of nothing that Herbert Hoover has ever recover. - - were report declaring Loans, he continued, had been raised done women BERLIN, March 29 The news from ing in many quarters, ha added, and asto into signed a minority Two get to rushing labor their for other than returned it. be should employ T. M. M. I. A. Conference Set. Ruhr, industrial district, the Rhlno-Jian- d serted the government would oppose the each year from 1915 to 1U11. but there hart approached. It the Socialists Johnson, as governor of their home as the storm member will recommend none in 1919. He sum! he would give the"Hiram W. in general, and from Westphalia, per-- I French demand for allied hobs away from them and de- seats. Another 'state of California, ever stood as swept theboth occupation of been Claesens, Louis ToJnform the Mutual Improvement asof August 1920 as soon as of loans of the the results expulsion unof mils the conclusion that order will be Frankfort, Darmstadt and other them, practically friend and champion. His record posited cities in he had them. and Charles Solomon and the sociation regarding activity work special But if th1 is the firat labor's I gradually restored In those regions, where return for the privilege of sending tn this state forever Gerharmed, in a doorway across the' street. Waklmanof Samuel Orr and Samuel A. De- circulars are being sent out by the genof workingmen have been man it certainly will not be of accomplishment eating was two Wilmette minutes A at Into the neutral zone. The loan of the year, train friend a to )I rebellious forces true as troops him which eral board of the L. D. S. church, as well stampsowes late. Had it arrived on time with It witt he continued, "does not pro- the last." he added. operating, it was declared today. an government, debt of labor a as bulletin gratiundying announcing the conference 1920 the for He gave capital Expenses At a meeting held Sunday at Hagen, pose to subject these peaceful communiB00 passengers, all might have perished, tude. meeting of the Y. M. M. I. A. to be held as 50,032 000,000 francs, of which waa covered with debris from Westphalia, the three Socialist parties De- ties to the terrors of occupation. as the spot HELMINA Sunday morning at S 30 o'clock In the were recoverable from Germany. DR. cided to withdraw from the Muelhelm wrecked houses and broken trees. The new government was fully repreBishops building. of the rebel control sented. This year's deficit was eight billion francs. Refuses Use of Name. A. C. Jackson of Zion City saw his headquarters the seat Gustav Noake, former NURSES minister ADDRESS The treasurers disposable amount et the and. If necessary, to fight the Muelheini of defense, and Dr. Schlffer. former minPORTLAND, Ore., March 29. Herbert barn soaring away and rushed out to of France was seven hundred million Hoover has absolutely refused to allow his find his faction under Republican leadership, Hacow calmly munching her hay. ister of justice, occupied seats with their Bank said. on francs. The be to the name Democratic behavier of this party faction. The assembly recessed gen dispatches placed stanchion to which she was tied was The regular monthly meeting of the treasuries are closed to us end ballot as a candidate for the presidential Th faction, characterised as anarchistic, was two undisturbed and the bin of hay was also Utah State Public Health nurses will be to permit the parties to pro we Foreign consider hours be to held the cannot of rais- nomination, according to a telegram from intact. Near by a dairy barn was flatdeclared by Socialists as conpare their responses to Dr. Mueller' ing a loan abroad," hepossibility said. "Our him to former Governor Okwald West, reheld Friday night St 2 oclock st the Civic stituting a danger to the industrial re- speech. tened, killing forty fine cows. must be compressed to the utmost." ceived here etoday. gion. center. The minister explained the high cost One of the leader of the majority So- New Prussian Cabinet. G. A. Leek of Melrose park says his of living by the inflation of paper money, Instructed for Wood. Dr, Helmlna Jeidell will speak on health cialist party, asked by the correspondent r, little girl prayed ail the time that their centers end baby welfare. MU Roee BERLIN, March 29 The newly or- the Bank of France's advance and the tonight as to whether Carl Rudolph Le was It be one the home in spared. only COOKEVILLE, Tenn., March 29 The board of health, ganized ministry for ITusaia, it was an issue of national defense bonds. chief was nure, city block that the undamaged. Fourth district convention Republican nounced todav, is composed as follows: The deputies murmured with IndignaMrs. William Darbv paid the final In- will speak on Infant welfare from the tion as he spoke of the heavy imports of todav instructed Its two delegates to the Premier and minister of agriculture convention for General Leonard stallment on her 21B00 home Saturday. of view. Following the Herr Braun. Jams, cakes and coffee. He aaid coal and national She had saved 126 to pay the taxes. The nurse'g point Minister of the Interior Herr Sever raw material must have preference, that Wood. the house and carried speakers the meeting will be open to storm destroyed must be reduced to s expenses ing minimum, a wave the 226. Minister of education Herr Haenlsch. that useless services must be suppressed Gompers to Speak. The senior classes of all training school The clock in front of the Cltixen's bank Minister of finance Herr Ludeman. and that state employees, where they were t N. Y March 29. President ALRANY, in Melrose park lost all Ua Insides and are Invited to be present Minister of public works Herr Oeser. not Indispensable, must disappear. He Samuel Gompers of the American Federa.two Minister of trade Herr Flachbeck. added that Germany must fulIXH her en- tion of Labor will address a Joint session half Its face. came to In a baseBound Over for Trial. William Peterson Minister of people's welfare Herr gagements to France. of the legislature tomorrow. Speaker ment three blocks from home and on . Steegerwald. preliminSweet announced today. .Mr, Gomper each side- of him were hot stoves from Following the conclusion of awas Minister of Justice Herr Zehnhqff. bound plan t reply to the address delivered other' houses dumped in the basement. ary hearing, John McCornish NEGRO Four of the ministers are social democourt district yesterday by over to the before the legislature recent'y by GovernC. a crats, two are democrats and two are Lund oil charge in Allen which execuor of that Kansas, City Judge Henry - BURNED BY Court Rescinds Order. members of the center party. Premier of receiving the Illicit earttlngs of a j tive described the operations of th KanBraun was minister of agriculture in the woman. case of Frank court of industrial sas the In relations. Frederick, placed cabinet and Herr Haenlsch. Herr &eciai to Tb Triban. late Promotes assimilation so as to seunder bond to keen tne peace s a Oeser, H err Fischbeck, Herr Stecger-wal- d By Universal Servic. altercation with hi neighbor, Har-Ve- v Glee Club to Sing. Suffrage Situation. Unchanged. of anStun and Herr Zehnhoff also were cfem-becure full nutritive value of food, reC Citv Luna Judge Henry is, PARIS, Ky.,i March 29, Grant Smith, of that ministry. 29 March Tela., DOVER, Little Th Granite High school Boy and Girls' the order requiring a bond upon nd to give gtrength to thq, wholo a negrd. waab umed at the stake at change in sentiment regarding ratifica- scinded will furnish for the Glee clubs program of th defendants Blue Lick Springs, Fleming county. Th tion of tbe federal woman suffrage the representatlops M. I. A. tonight at 7 39. ward Miller th Plead Guilty to Conspiracy. defendant could not the posthat counsel n system. A Justice of negro was charged with attacking Lucy was noted in the Delaware legislature tofurnish It. Tbs court consented that which will be followed by a dance In th SEALE, Ala., March 29. Mr Rov Anderson, a girl, on th day day, the beginning of the second week of sibly the Peaye in Indiana gsyg Hood's defendant should go on his own recog annulment hall. The chapel Is located st the 5 ill Lockett, another negro Fnouse Herbert and Dickerson, that William adtiie which South. 41 East Thirty-thir- d special session, suffrage nuance during good behavior. -bevCrawford pleaded guilty today when ar- w.th assault, was saved from a rharged mob at vocate hope will make this' state the Sarsaparilla made "food tasta ' thirtv-stxt- h to ratify raigned in circuit coil'd charged with Lexington by the state militia. flaGrows. Fund Battalion as after taking three boIlls of Women. good' Grant fled to the north. He wae arcomplicity in the robbery of th Phoenix Suffrage leaders admitted that had a Girard bank of Girard, Ala., !at Janu- rested at Pontiac, Mich , and returned vote been taken In either hous todav dose to 9"5,nft9 ha been collected for ttler he eats three- - hearty meals Many women suffer miserably from Mr. Mra and Rufus Tom ary. batFord. the authorities of the Mormon was Grant erection nervthe by the ratification resolution proposed today. after-effec- ts probably ronstipation, causing headache, day, works hard and sleeps wdlL . bord and g. 1 gander entered pleas of taken frou the custody of th sheriff at would have been defeated. on th capllol grounds. deousness and sallow complexion. They talion montonnent It will help you to do this. Fifty not guilty and will be put on trial the Jail door by s cob ot 2v0 men and clared, however, the delay wasThey Mrs. Maybeile T. Davis, in their will find that Chamberlairt According s Tablet of th Mormon battalion monuWednesday. favor. Roy Dickerson, Indicted as bovs. bnnjj relief. These tablet ment commission, contributions are fast year' phenomenal gales' prove its th actual robber, still is at liberty after Tbe mob argued whether to hang or on the other hand, leader of th merit. easv are take in and to effect. from at Cal Los was were pleasant bum Jail th Cremation confident resolution escaping Prepared by educated the Angeles, negro. agreed coming In. and It is hoped final reports where he was arrested with bis wife. would be defeated. upon. They point to the They only cost a quarter. (Adv.) on March 3! will show 2190,000 raised. pharmacist. Get a bottle todav. German Soviet Armies Reported Repulsed fore Wesel and to the. South of Muenster. rtpet I NITTI HOLDING JUGOSLAVS PEOPLE another popular last Jazz late trifle liigher than usual and the keeping style is pointed, the The and HOOVER SUPPORTERS PLAN IN CHICAGO Jugo-Rlav- PLAN TROOPS RUHR yet stylishly shod.' There still time to get them fore Easter. 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