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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, FRIDAY' MORNING, JULY Mra.F. J. Manning 16, 1920. Lusitania Life Jacket Is Found After FiveYears July is Philadelphia. Woman College President. Married to Instructor in' Under Feminine Soldier v Madame Goercz Take Up u 3 i Front. Position op & History ' Classes at Yale. le -- Offer Reward for Capture of Man Clainung to Be the Former Czar. 0 WARSAW. July 11. elated Press.) Women ; taken up position for tbs ' They buys bees assigned (By th Ain-- ? 'soldiers have defense Of VUna. to an sight-mil- e front , . V: - V- -; 'A'- -' - - T All the women are equipped with Ameboots and are being fed partly by the American T. W. C. A. They are the command of Madams Goercs, who fought with General Pllradtkl against the Russians and who also operated last year ;wrlth the women during the siege of rican J MONTREAL. July 1A Miss Helen Taft, daughter of former President William Howard Taft, was married today at Murray Bay to Frederick Johnson Manning, Instructor in history at Yale university. Miss Taft is president of Bryn Mawr college. Mr. Manning waa graduated from Yale in Bill, and served as s first lieuA. tenant In the field artillery, U- The ceremony took place at the Union was church. The brtde given away by 1 her father. Waa Edith Morgan of New York wat maid of honor and the only attendant ' 3 Ths ceremony was performed by ths Rev. Dr. Herbert Bymonds of Christ Church cathedral. Montreal. 'WVi ' un-d- sr Lem-bei-- Sak Lahe Leads Them All urn- - sf ths trsgle sinking 'of ths Lnettsnia thro strand years age and bearing faded blends hair, was picks d up yes terday In ths Delaware river. The name of ths ship ths Osrmans torpedoed still remained clear and disn tinct an ths caftvqs, which has 'been adrift n ths seas throughout throe years sf war and two sf panes. Ths Jacket was found by two railroad detectives. With Z. C. M. I. Mens Shop RigM to. the Front.; wave-beate- Soviet I a l: f's 'V g. JL Commander Goercs Is 21 years old. She rcobteads that women can hold their own the men. even In the front t alongside lines She has about 1000 women under f her command. Many are strong women I of the factory type, who are eager for fenced to death today by tho Nationalist high court of Justice at Angora, according to advices received here. Damad and the other members of ths peace delegation were tried in their absence on the charge of having betrayed Turkey in ths negotiations at Pari. From .the Atlantic to tho Pacific reductions on Men's Clothing have been in fvidenco. The Salt Lake buying public should be given all the advantages that residents of other centers enjoy Z. C. M. Shop is determined that such shall be the case. s ' F v John Wanamaker, New York and Philadelphia, and other leader ' Resolution Adopted Continuing Organizations With Possible Future Meeting CONSTANTINOPLE, July 14. (By ths Associated Press,) Rumors wars that ths sultan's government may sign tho peace treaty if the Turks are given rep(Continued From Fags One.) resentation tn ths Smyrna and Thrace governments established by the Greek a This was understood to moan tjiat adoption of the resolution had been orJoint administration waa desired. , dered and Chairman Hopkina ruled them excitement and adventure. all out of order. com15. 8 The woman commander Is In charge of official An SMYRNA, scores of delegates. July "Qsg rule, shoutedhowled at her own transport system and rolling a particularly munique issued from army headquarters "Lets go boms, I Of ths aroused delegate from New York, as he today said that ths advenes guard kitchens and all fighting equipment ex- Greek forces has reached a line fifteen bolted for the door followed by half a cspt artillery. kilometers beyond Brusaa. dosen sympathisers We annihilated the enemy Intrenched Additional detachments of women are in the day Christensen, an origifor de The former Miss Helen Taft, in the region of Brussa, capturing ail his nalEarly "being formed throughout AsPoland of appealed to the forty' daughter as their the statement adda a f (ease of the republic.Madamesoon W. H. Tsft, who wae artillery, President former elghters to stand by him, Goercs will numbers Justify It, had crest Influence In checking the de' marrlad yssterday to a Yale Instructor. ; be placed in command of Poland's army mand of hundreds of (or r of women. Immediate formation of a fourth party, Bolshevist bandits on July 7 while with Senator La Follatte as ths candidate by . Poles Occupy Dubno. tor president. Another effort, instigated doing relief work near Yarmolince. which now is reported to be within ths Bolby Man Robert M, Lovett of th UniP The Poles have occupied Dubno, In to adopt a platform lines. shevist i versity of Chicago on after hard fighting, (nd the rea single plank with "Independence and Bolshevikf are being bombed by creating restoration of civil liberties proved fruiti Polish airplanes, says an official com- -, Soviets Offer Reward. convention ths refusing to instruct less, munlcation issued today. LONDON. July 15. Ths soviet governIts committee on procedure tq- recoin The Polish armies are holding tho line ment is offering a reward of 1,000,000 mend such a plank. at Zbrsez and Stkr to protect access to rubies for ths head of a man claiming to Toward th close of the Confused sesthe communl--l Lemberg and sion of ths committee E. Lester Barlow, II Nicholas of Czar be Russia, according cation add a ' president of the World War Veterans, by the Jewish i Enemy attacks In the regions of Kara-- 1 to Information received one of ths participating groups In the Bureau today. feta ana Satahow, in Podolia, and agelnat Correspondence (Continued From Fags One.) amalgamated convention, leaped to tho The advices say the claimant, who is in Volhynla, as well as against folplatform and announced that his organ! has raised a considerable the advance positions of Ptycs and Ubort, in Siberia, ; were would meet in Chicago within finish, aatlon The lowing. In accounting for his escape from Ulster Yacht club; start, IS repelled with heavy losses three- weeks and form another party. the hands of the Bolshevlki, he asserts 2 25; elapsed time, 4.25.11. Dee-- t Poles captured Important booty. can all corns with us then and "You it was a servant Impersonating the czar New York Resolute Representing fighting continues near Vtlna. jurat we will form a real new party," Barlow killed at Yekaterlnsburg. where Yacht club; start, 12.00.40; finish, dis4 In the north, where the Bolehevlkl are who was declared. -ths czar and hlz family are understood abled eiatng shock troops, backsd by crack dlvi- - to 'La Follette for president and William of the rain csqght bsvs been executed, , The added weight elona all Along the entire front line in Bryan for vies president,1 the effort t6 break through ths Poles' by Resolute sails waa declared by yachts- Jennings suggestion repeatedly made to the PARIS, July 16 All conditions laid men to have been largely responsible for a front, ths Bolshevists came In contact committee by delegates bent on nomi1 with Lithuanian troops, but there was no down in the note sent to Moscow by Pre- the accident. nating a fourth national ticket, but the The rival yachts cams sailing out from leader t fighting, according to reports received in mier Lloyd George relative to an armiof the managed to It is said ths Llthu-ania- stice with Poland have been accepted by their berths behind Sandy Hook shortly steer the ( Warsaw today. away from an open break agreed to have Lithuanian troops the Russian Bolshevik government, ac- after 10 o clock. After 11 o'clock they with ths party Farmer-LabThey ready to occupy VHna soon after if Vilna cording to a Spa dispatch to the Matin. were cruising in great circles about the were unable, however, toticket. hold down Ambrose lightship, Jocksytng for posi; was captured by ths Boishsvlki. course in caustic of which ths the debate, LONDON. July 15. An Exchange Tele- tion, Farmer-Labparty was denounced by iTUna Being1 Evacuated. A novel feature was ths appearance today quotes graph dispatch from Berlin who declared many delegates frankly of airplanes and seaPfava, one of the Russian over theA course dosen Ths fall of Vilna would give ths Bo- the newspaperorgans, they would not support half as declaring that planes. planes hors newsP. Christensen, nominee for lshevist virtually direct rail eommunica-,tt- n Bolshsvlst' Parley news men, decline and Russia all photographers Soviet would paper proposals afof the Farmer-Labwith East Prussia. It Is estimated party, men. A number had en- president Poland and would not lay moving-pictur- e ter to the committee of forty-eigI 0,000 persons have evacuated Vilna, utll-- ; tor peace with appealing tn a arms until Bolshevist her down passage Poland gaged commercially operated Stand to announced that lsing vehicles of all kinds. waa established in place of the present planes, but inclement weather prevented he would makebya him, P Refugee campaign tour from already are arriving In War- these from, appearing. , to coast and border to border. He coast saw, which is crowded to three times Its capitalistic) state. v 11 left tonight for his home in Salt Lake prewar population by rsfugses from Klav, SPA, July 15 Premier Lloyd George Won Through Fluke. Minsk and various towns and districts in City to prepare for ths campaign. confirmation-ono had that said he tonight ha Polish Bolshevik bsttls areas. Be-ABOARD STEAM YACHT VICTORIA, ftfora the report that tho Russian soviet had July 15 Minsk fell virtually all ths Poles wireless to the Associated t for an armistice Press.) A(By replied to his proposals 'evacuated. that was not earned victory L The bodies of Dr. Israel PHsdltndsr, with Poland.. Is ths way Sir Thomas Llpton, owner of ths challenger, summed up today's professor of biblical literature at ths Peace Envoys Convicted. Jewish race. In New Theological seminary and Dr. Bernard Cantor, alao of I am extremely sorry that Shamrock Farley P. Christensen, candidate for fiwlii CONSTANTINOPLE, July IS (By the New York, have been buried bjr Jewish Ateoclated won through a fluke." he said, and president on the Farmer-LabIV ticket Da mad Pertd Pasha, Presa) residents of Yarmolince, In the Ukraine, the grand vizier, and the other peace I would much prefer not to accept the will be given a welcome on his arrival to race. am in advices I convinced by my friends, Salt Lake, according to plane now received hers today commissioners of the Turkish cabinet according r, Dr. Frledlander and Cantor wars killed were found guilty of treason and sen- - however, that such a course would not under way. H. A. McColtem is at the b be for the best interests of yachting and head of a general committee and all of that It would tend to set A precedent the labor organisations are said to be whereby a premium could be placed on making preparations to Join in the refaulty or alight construction. ception. Mr McCollem sent a telegram I lost a race he added, to Mr. Christenson yesterday, congratumyself, Through a fluke the breaking of a sail lating him in behalf of his Salt Lake end I know that the American people friends and enquiring as to when he would arrive In Salt Lake. sympathised with me. I can say posiA mass meeting will be held this sf tively that it is no pleasure or glory ternoon for tho purpose of completing arrangements for ths reception and it is the intention of those in charge to make out S winner." it tho greatest reception ever given 4n Sir Thomas viewed ths race from ths Salt Lake. steam yacht Victoria,' chartered by him - - for the ocaslon. ' y He viewed ths race for a considerable M CURDY part standing on the 'navigating bridge alongside Captain Jalrre. master of the Victoria. He observed his yscht holding second place with as much cheerfulness CHICAGO, July II "Th rock on ss If the positions were reversed. which the merger between the commitThe victory gave him no feeling of ex- tee of forty-eigand the Labor party ultation. He aocepted went to smash was guild Socialism. Th congratulations tendered him, but his interest In ths issues war Irreconcilable and th break prospects of the next race and hts con- inevitable, said Allan McCurdy, secrefidence In Shamrook for future showing t, of th committee of and was far mors marked than was his in- tary it keynote speaker, in statement Is, terest in ths result of ths first day's sued today In of th explanation elsrsnth-bou- r : split "Th solidity of . character which led to th formation of forty-eigcommutes of th will not, in BRITONSXARE my JudgmenL hav anything to do with Farmer-Labnew Persontho party. RACE ally I cannot endorse its platform nor 6 . Reduced Prices Are the Order the Day at . of - Franklin Simon, New York, and other Ieaderf Altman, New York, and other leaders Jordan, Marsh, New York, and other leaders Marshall Held, Chicago, and other r leaders t ferty-elghte- Rothschild, r,' leaders Lytton (The Hub), Chicago, and other leaders 1 Brandise, Omaha, and other leaders forty-eighte- rs T . -- Breat-Lltovs- WINS FIRST LEG k. forty-eighte- rs ns or or It or and Chicago, Meyer AH i Frank, Portland, and other "leaders & Are Doing the Sight Thing by Their Trade. Z. C. M I. Lead in Salt Lake Yon Win Find Special Values in Each Section of Our Men's ClothLShop l c nM 1920. Tb. Horn JKsMhjto, ' The Famous ' Special Values in . MLs Bovs ht SALT LAKERS WILL GREET CHRISTENSEN Kuppenheimer Clothes and Z. C. M. or EAGER FOR NEWS ' OF uggage By Universal Service. Special Cable Dispatch. LONDON, July 15 London and all England, for that matter is at fever pitch of excitement over the Americas cup yacht races In-- ' New York bay. Large crowds besiege all ths newspaper bulletin boards waiting for ths first oabis flash announcing ths result. - The race monopolize public? attention overshadow- -' ng even all news from Spa, where peace tangs in ths balance. The Dally Chronicle said this afternoon that "yachtsmen ar prepared to wager the Shamrock can afford to glvo ths Resolute six minutes and still beat her. The Dally Mall this afternoon says: "Ths hopes of this country are high that Burtons consummate skill will boat -- V -- - That means that you will find here, the most practical stock of wardrobe trunks ana hand luggage to be found , and many helpful suggestions in picking out just the kind' best suited ' for the purpose. i , To customers ; looking for strictly quality merchandise, we are their headquarters. Utah's Greatest Clothing Store T . .Gardner & Adams Co. Kearns .Building, Salt Lake City. j See , Our Window support Its candidates" "What happened, Mr. McCurdy said, "was simply that pe were camouflaged into believing we could get together when there wea no real basis for agreement. We found that while We had been seeking to do away with domination by what wo call 'Wall Street' they asked ua to put up instead domination by the Unltod Min Workers of America. values (720 0. The Balance of Z. SUITS, ONE-THIR- M. , Made-to-Measu- L Section re 2. 0. M. LS OWN MAXB SUITS Mens and youths Suits they 'll fit you ts a Cloth Suits. 2H to (. Regular (7.50, (8.50, (10.50 and (12-5values. (7.50 to (15.00 values. Ths Abovsr Xnclnded , 0 ths ONE-THIR- Z. C. M. la X. OIT D BALE BoyV WaUts, 75c Each ' These are exceptional waist values. .'hils they last, t .75e each. , T. W- -' Tour choice, or 1 An extra pair of Trousers with each suit. BE WISE STOCK UP FOB THE FUTURE .. LOGAN, July IE Cache valley is th first western commonwealth to hav on of her native sons placed before th peo- - i pi of th United States as a candidate for th hlghoot office in th land, Americas best brain. n Northcllffs's Times said: "Sir Thomas in tha nomination of Parley P. the Farmer-Labparty con- corroding with art ugly post history. Lets Upton's pursuit of tho eup has lasted so vention atheld at Chicago yssterday. Mr. all, go with Christensen, first, last, end long that a good many moderns regard was born at Wsston, Idaho, always." the event ss a personal duel between Sir Chrlatsnaen Utah-Idah- o Thomas and the United Statea, with th which Is immediately over th lino in but Idaho, boundary hi Britishers merely Interested spectators." spent much of Ms Ilf In Utah, residing at Newton on tho west aids of th val.. Mr. Christen-- , by ley near Cache Junction. sen has many relatives residing at Newton at present Marlon E. FRESNO, Cal., July Pittman was today acquitted of th murMarch. lost Nicholson her Andrew der of BOSTON WOMEN By Universal Service. The Jury was out less than an hour. NEW, YORK, July 15. Sir Thomas Upemotional was defens Pittmans on his CHRISTENSEN ton's flannel trousers are safe. based alleged discovery of They will not fall Into tho hands of ap In th Putman horn at a time Nicholson ' American, with whom they were wagered Syectot to The Trtbsaa, ' when ths husband was not known to be today that tha Shamrock would win the B08TON, Mass, July I Women rep- present Pittman mad h full statement first race of tho cup seriea the shooting, which waa introduced No. Sir Thomas didn't hot them, hot resenting all walks of Ilf from every of part of New England formed a Christen- In evidence. Mira Pittman did not tesbis valet did. The truth of tho mattor Is, ths trousers sen club last evening at a meeting held tify. under th ausleased out of tho possession of ths Brit-s- h at 104of Berylstone street th Patriot Dames Thlo organibaronet some time ago when ho pice Schools to voted send to sation the convention passed them on to hts valet, but Sidney of th third party a series of resolutions Cook. Sir Thomas's man servant, said he . forth th need of such an organilongest odds quoted on tho race setting gavolhe sation to correct the evils of th other when b bet th "trow" against L two parties, and congratulating them Under th 'auspice of th Salt Lake upon their cholcs In nominating Parley City and County Sunday School associaPark Christensen of Salt Lake at th tion. a plcnlo will bo held this afternoon head of the ticket at Liberty park, commencing at I 10. The In speaking before the club, Mrs. association, of which th Rev. Clem Da-(tSevan Stevens Ranwilliam ts president. Includes ths Sunday praised jr dolph Hearet for showing th need of schools of ths Methodist, Baptist, ConSpecial Is The Tribe, such a body. Sh urged ths- women to gregational. Presbyterian. Episcopal and presl-deWASHINGTON, July 15 Th stand by It when it was thoroughly Dlsclplks of Christ church. today signed the commission of launched., A sports program under th direction Frank Beeeley ss postmaster at Eureka, "What upsets m Is to see woman In of Mis Ann Critchlow of tha Ctvto CanUtah, vies T. L. Sullivan, resigned. Mr this city Instructing other women In ter will b one of th features of the1 and then secretly urging them afternoon, snd will Include a baseball Beesley has been acting postmaster for abou a year to vote th Republican ticket. Women gam between team composed of players Th president also appointed Guy B. should be warned .against these camou- -' selected from th Baptist, Episcopal and Ven Busklrk ea postmaster at potlatch, for women. Methodist denominations on on side and Vgsd cittssnehlp eclaass Hav nothing to do with tb old parties. from tb Disciples of Christ, Presbyte- Idaho, and Ross . Hamaohsr. postmistress at Spirit Lakt Uho. XL with oorruptkm and are moth-oat- Mens. black and blus serge Paata Regular ONE-THIR- D $40.00 and Up FREE CANDIDATE NATIVE OF, CACHE VALLEY values. Ths Above Included la ths Z. 0. M. L OFT BALE OFF D select from. All sizes ind colors. Regular (4.00, 15.00, (5.50, (7.50, (10.50, (12.50, up t( (22.QO Jo Sizes1 Kdpeuheimer Suits included. mads-to-messu- Z. C. M. I. Baggage, 20 Off Our BaggagY Department is ths largest of its kiad la tha intennountnin region. 8uitcases, Hand Bags, Trunks, etc., etc. Your choice jjow at 20 per cent offl " 1 i , , OUR DRUG STORE IS AT 1U-II- 4 SOUTH MAIN 8T. 7' Chris-tense- or . t Pittman It Acquitted California Jury UPTONS VALET BETS smaopommsmmoss MASTERS TROUSERS I. FORM CLUB , Will Hold Sapday Picnic This Afternoon President Namet Utah 'and Idaho PoatmatUrt vs nt c: r (75.00, Mens Pants, a big lias Childrens . ht or ' jpOR years we have specialized in setving the experienced , . traveler.' J.; , 1 forty-eigh- Be Sure You Taka With You Dependable ,5 of our Boys School Suits, blues included. , Sizes 8 to 18. Regular (12.50, (14.50, (17.50, (20,00. (22.50, , (23.00, , f. ; (3000. J Boys Spring Overcoats.' .Regular (6.50 to (12.50 values. , , AB $48.50 . Off One-Thir- d values. Group No. 2 at ' (78J0, Suit, Half Price: ...... Kuppenheimer Suits included ht f Jl Our entire line. Thli is the way they vrill sell -- ..$1.00 (2.00 Suits (3.00 Suits (L50 -- $1.25 (2.50 Suits L75 (3.50 Suits (2.75 Suits Suits (2.00 - - (1.(0 ((.po Own Make Sait y Wash $52.50 . 190.00, 187.50, (85.00' Shop Dependable, merchandise at. prices that will cause you. to say Z. C. M. I. Boys' Shop surely lends. ' Remarkably Priced Group No. 1 at EXPLAINS REASON FOR BREAK Vacation Ls , TWO GROUPS I.. for a Pleasant Z. C. lp J en Prom lat( to I 9 there will b k series his family lived at Btngham' CanyonJ of competitive sport for cpnlors and sdnlta From 1 14 to 7.10 the union plo-n- ohjHsry for varloumlne. beIn be will supper Mr. Baker is survived by his wlfa, thro progress and sons. Clarence, Earl and ginning shortly after 7;30 an opsn-a- tf Floyd; two concert will take place under ths dlrso-tkr- a v?fhi?rV.AUc n1 Marion; on brother, . . of C. D. Steiner. Cassity of Provo, and m sister, of Bingham. b W.,11 Officiate h1l tomorrow from th North Pf1 ' Interment f wtU take ZTA . chpl'1 P Tootle City cemetery, " V NEW YORK, July IE A reduction to ths price of bltumlnoul .dbal was, pre- 2S0 dicted today by members of tha subcomGo mittee of railroad officials and boa operator meeting bar to oo triplet details NEW HAVEN, Conn., July II Uem- 1 a plan to rellevs tb coal shortage to Now York City, New England of Columbus and to Franc for th unveiling of th northwest, , , tatu by Marshal Koch, By a scientific distribution of ears, th to provide a steady August . It, has been limited to 160 at committee hop the request of th French government, stream of ooaj to th affected districts condition'-abroaUnder this plan, ths aommitte believed, transportation It waa announced her todev Im-oos! th 1 apoculatora would find It Including representapossible to oxact to high pries that tives of i svery state in ttia union , the acuta shorter (tea made possible. Ths carAhortage aIons la tha atumbllpg from New York August T. They will b received by Pope . Benedict ' on Sepblocks It was said tember i. -- lo Railroad Predict Reduction in Coal Price 1 Coiambus Knights to France in August ag Pioneer Mining Operator Posset Away in Tooele ts Tb Tribsaa j TOOELE, July II. Edwin J. Baker, (I , died last evening, after an year of (peels! Illness of several months Mr. Baker, who hod been ongagsd In mining most of his born at Lak point and had Ilf, was been a resident of Tooele for- - sixteen Prior to coming to Tooele h and CASTORIA ' For Infant and Children i In Use For Over SO Yccra Always heats tho Stfnttufoot d. |