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Show THE 8 ALT LAKE TKlDUNE, SUNDAY MOKNIXd, APKIL 25, 1920. 2, PIFITEBIS SGOBED of the association, declared that one remit of the Inquiry wilt ho In end rleer up lh whole ltnatioa bring prompt mutual understanding he tween the government sad clothing manufacturer and merchant. McNary Propones' Bill Senator in Vigorous Address Demands Gorem-meto Take Action. nt .(Con tinned From Fast On.) eent to Ieavenworth under th lew now of this profiteering on the books, aim would bo stopped." h aala, general Palmer, ."Attorney nett I nit a few monertrapi around tb I me bear eel to be he ought country whan Not one thing ia dona to tba bid trap. I roftleera." Stenator Thome. Democrat, Colorado, I.enroot, replying to Renators Capper and he hnew raid nearly all th big profiteer were member about peraonally aaythlng tit th Republican party." ran assure th senator from Wlaeon-,m- ," h said, "that at the end of th next administration h haa mentioned, he will find their effort to reduce profiteering as miserable a fsllur aa in hit estimation r those of today. "All profiteer ought to be punished, But we ouht to understand by now that Instead of w are fighting condition a uses, a foolish In some of our plaints a aa a child who stumble over chair and then turn around and kick It." Henatar Governmental expenditure. Thomas said, should be considered eoe , auxe of the dlfflcultlea. Mentioning th soldier bonus proposal, th increase In velaiana pension, he suggested "that w do our part bare Instead of only complaining at tho results" ! i "I i i t 4 II i ' WASHINGTON. AprU 24. A blit qutrlng the manufacturers' prices to be stamped on ahoee and other footwear. aa a mean of reducing profit and retail reeta, wa Introduced today by dene tor McNary, Republican. Oregon, chairman of the commute Inveatlgatlng aho price. The bill would be effective Auauat 1. and would provide panaltla of 1UV9 fin and two year' Unprieoameot. Weds in $4 Dress. (Chicago Tribune Special Service.) NEW YORK, April 24 In th spirit of th day was the wedding at th Wei dorf Astoria hotel of Mlse Gertrud Reinhardt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reinhardt of II Etna street, Brooklyn, to W. Ramsay Kredartck of Pittsburg, a former soldier In the air aervic at Hemp, stead, L. L Th mlnlatar, tb Rav. W. D. Tucker of th Andrews Methodist Episcopal church, Brooklyn, wore a well fitting suit of blue jeaas. Bo did th bridegroom, sod bla beet man, brothar of th bride, J. A. Reinhardt. Tbs brides eoetuma cost 14 to a eent and waa a blue chamhray with a plain whit collar. Har only attendast. Mias rrancea Orodaky, of Hampstead, wore a gingham dress. Only member of th family of tha two were pres ant. Home of th younger men wore overalls. Th wedding was followed by reception, at which meet of th guests cam made-over tn or either denim, gingham Z. C. M. ume s I blue-check- ed garments. Sugar Dealers Held. PENSACOLA, Da.. AprU 24. Sol and Lataro Cannln, ratal! grocers. Were held la ball of 21000 each whan arraigned today on chargaa of having vtolatad th Lever act tn the sal of sugar. Warrants have been Issued for nine other retail grocer. After reviewing the activities of flour, sugar and cotton mill, the recent auprem court derision holding stork dividend tmtaxsbla. and the department of Jus-ti- e campaign urging us of th "cheaper cuts" of meet which he condemned Henator Capper presented a list of corporation whose earning, he aald. war proof of profiteering,,. "open, flagrant, . scandalous.1 The list, with the percentage of earning 1 as f i given by Henator Capper, Includes: Continental Oil, Id per pent; United Fuel Gas. 200 per cent; Ohio Fuel Supply, loo per cent; Amoskeag Cotton Manufacturing100company, 1U0 per cent; Btuta Motors, per cent; Nashua Manufacturing company, 100 per cent; American Tobacco Recurttle company. 75 per rent; Manomet Mills, (6 5 per Cent; Hood Rubber. 00 2 I per cent; Crucible Steel, 50 per cent; Cleveland Akron Bag. 50 per cant; Vnlon Bug Paper, 50 per eent; John R. Thompson company, SI 1 per cent; Bt Maurice Paper company, to per cent: F. W. Wool worth, 10 per cent; Electric Welding of Boston, 26 per cent; Delaware A Cleveland, 26 per cent; Hawaiian Pine25 per cent; General, apple company, ( hemlcal, 20 per cent; American Multi20 per cent; Truscan Steel, 20 per graph, u it 0 POSITIVELY NOTHING RESERVED Presents Figures. i Entire Stock of. Z. il L Mo Stamped Ecru Centers and Scarfs 36-inc- h (Con tinned From Fag On.) argument f or aetioa of masses" was subject to a political Interpretation, Os Hoovera declaratioa that h knew of no agent of tho department of Justice who had over acted as agint provocateur. Hal offered . a evidence a confidential letter purported' to have been signed by Frank X. Burke of tho bureau of lat fstigatioa of the department c justice and sent .to ag gcnt of tho department in Boston on December 7, 1919, n few dara Wfore tho cent i Initial communist raids. The latter Standard OIL January 2 as tho data set for "The Standard Oil company of Indiana, tho communist midp and declared: Hie senator continued, "haa recently inTon should arrange with your under creased Its capital from On million to informant to havo meeting of thirty million dollars, giving It stock- rover the reiamumat party and tho commuholders a slock dividend of 2900, "Th National Candy companys earnnist labor party on 11 night set. X ings last year showed an tncreaa of 546 have been informed by some of the 1916; Burns Brother, th per eent bureau chief that sura arrangements largest retail coal dealers in th Im ted will iu made. This, of course, would Mates, made a net profit of 40 cants a facilitate tho making of arrests." cent in 1914; th earnton, against ings of the United Drug company, doing a business of 150,000.000 annually, were Another Tilt. 242 per cent greater than 1914; th AmeriA second tilt between Hoover and can Ice company, which cut Ice by tha millions but not profits, haa In th last Hal occurred when Hoover offered to of Louis C. Fraynrr, four years Increased Its earning 262 per read utterance cent; the International Cotton company, an internationalist, aa evidence of th doing nearly 44.000.000 worth of business advocacy of fore and violence by last year, made 19 per cent more money, communist labor members. although It add 20 per cent fewer goods; Hale interrupted with the charge the Pacific Mills output of cotton and worsted drees goods, produoed 14 per cent that Frsyner was aa agent of the tie more profit than In th year before the pertinent of justice. war; and the exress profit of "Are you prepared to prove that United States Steel th surplussurplus remain- - statement!" Hoover shouted. "The ing after dildnde has aggregated nearly I ill V'ravn.r ia waa IVA.OOO.OUO In th last flv. year, although VVi I h, .B JLyVf ! itepartmeat $316,000,009 was spent on Improvements," I ! of justice ha uttered a deliberate, and malicious falsehood, and the man who THOUSANDS JOIN make such a statement ia a liar." Secretary Wilson at the close of the NEW YORKERS IN arguments took the case under advise PROTEST PARADE j ment. Off t-- t t ; I I. Art Dept. or I I t Fl. NEW YORK, n April 24. by Palmer. Thousands 1 HOUSE DRESSES KIMONOS PETTICOATS Also ! 100 Coats v 200 Dresses 100 Separate Skirts 250 Waists and Bloiisei ? , CHILDRENS DRESSES . of New Yorkers protested against tha I Attorney General Palmer tonight tie high cost of clothing today bvwatching Bd the statement by Hale at todays an overall parmdo of hundreds. The hearing that Louis C. Fraina, described secretary of the communist party of parade turned out to be in part a dem-onstration against prohibition. America, waa an agent of th depart I ment ot jutiee. trains, he said, had While elephants in blue denim and 1 I ' i chorus girls in automobiles were also in I nevr rendered any service to th doI th parade, in patched-npartment. trousers and plain overalls were in the I Discussing the department I ties ia connection with the raids and Girls in gingham dresses were almost I deportation proceedings, tha attorney I outnumbered by girls in overalls. general said: Members of the Cheese elub, who in-- 1 "Certain statements have recently I trodueed New York to th overalls appeared In the public press to the I were a bit disappointed. Leading feet that th department of justice bas the parade behind mounted police, they I had its agents actively, idcatified in I expected thousands of ol eloa devo-- 1 the formation of tho communist party tees to swing in behind them. When I d tho communist labor party, and to the movement failed to materialixo at I w Urge extent responsible for I the start, they hoped that the parade I the agitation and nnreat caused by the! OUR DRUG STORE IS ATS would gather greater momentum whoa I two organisation through their props m-il- 4 SOUTH MAIN 8T.; it reached the heart of Broadway. . I ganda. There ia no foundation what Thousands went to Columbus circle in I ever for tbia charge, i old clothes for the start of the parade, I Confidential AdtlctS. but preferred to be spectators. but th tremendously small vote be Lodge beeaute he would stcam-rol- f the popular in the south and reports Amalgamation of the overalls flubs Of course, the department of justice " gathered ia South Dakota and in Michi-- eonvention, while they insist that Sen- reaching political in headquarter E! of th count into a national orgaaL fcaa SULPHUR COMPANY ator Borah would bo a fair presiding Washington indicate that there Is a eonfidentj&i laformaaU ever gives no indteatiou that hit xation to force down prices, will be at-- ,ince its bureau of Investigation waa is being seriously received. Not- officer. Xt like been rharncteristie of fair poifibilitv that the Republicans i SECRETARY WILL BE the New of br promoter tempted established, but they are under strict withstanding this, bo keep on, and is th Johnson campaign management may break the solid south this year, a 01 (lo parade today, it. waa I instructions not to York now eampaigaing in th Pacifte coast from the start to hurl charges at the and even though they do not carry any ia engage actively BURIED TOMORROW declared by Walter J. Kingsley of the j any orgnnisatioa under their inveatiga , states. As a matter of fact,' Poindexter opposition and every roan who does not Of the states In the wresidenHsl Cheese club, one of the sponsors of thejtion. There is no isetaaee in the ad must b listed a a dark horse, for it is favor Johnson for "president is either a sloet number of Repnbli-ramay movement. C. W. PETERSON, , I ministration of the department of justo congress from districts which svident ho does not belong with the crooked or undependable. The Johnthe holier than heretofore had been uniformly Demo-ertie wher any confidential informant principal contestants for the Republi- son movement is Plan nf campaign. can nomination. At a dark horse ha thou" movement and, according to tie. has ever actively engaged in the eoun f (Continued From Fag On.) U i a jnan their pronouncements, all good RepubSeveral enthusiastic southern RepubKingsley stated that the next step I eila of the communist party or the might get somewhere. I a , in the campaign will be formation of communist labor party. Oao of tho spo a licans are for Johnson. But aside from licans oven go so far as to say there upon whom tha Republicans a national army to wage effective war I cifie instance charged to th eonfl polies strikes were threatened nil jover might agree if they found the eonven- his connection with the Johnson boom, is n chance of bringing several southI on high clothing price by refusing to dential informants of tha department th country Coolidge waa very much in tion likely to be stampeded to Hiram Senator Borah will be opposed for ern states into the Republican column in th presidential election, although buy until quotations drop to within I of justice is to th effect that they tba public prints and a campaign in his Johnson and if they were convinced chairman of tho Republican I reasonable limits." were instrumental in the holding of behalf was started. Coolidge bimielf ther could not seenro the nomination of campaign manager are not figuring Cheese soon J ha will. an is to end th active thin aa n probability. (The put said, " elub," campaign Lowden, Harding or Wood. Virginia and meeting of th communist party on I to e In Bad. hi undertake Borah tho of nro two of tho states where and sinca 1920. waa nude ing That tho regu-th- being managers, by amalgamation Kentucky January 2, odbralla clubs of the eouotry into liar meeting night of the communist then Coolidge headquarters have been More Acceptable. southern Republicans think their party He is decidedly "in. bad" with the a national organization to agree on party throughout the country, which closed and no authorized, campaign has may have a chance. Poindexter Is more acceptable to no leader is It generally. Republican what should be tho maximum price' to held" its meeting on the firt Friday of been waged ia bin behalf. them than Johnson, and Poindexters secret in Washington that bn is credpay for bats, shoes, suits, dresses, un- - leach month." Friends Active. of Still . only hopo . securing the nomination ited with having brought about the LAUNCH CAMPAIGN derwear, socks, stockings and such ao-- 1 cessities and to pledge its membership I KdC&SCd Oil BOIKL lies in the that Johnson may election rof a 'Democratic senator in certain his TO FIGHT PLAGUE of friends, possibility Neverthelm,, to refusal to buy until wearing apparel come Idaho two years ago Senator Nu April 24. Eleven of th on thoir own responsibility, have been develop sufficient strength tonominaran bo bought within that 'maxi- - 13 BOSTON, who within striking distance of the have been ordered de gent and the feeling is general that ST. LOUIS, April 24. A national persons aa they tion and mum. thus compel the old guard to be may do the same thing tins yens if . as alien radicals were released getting in touch with delegate campaign Old clothes must be worn until ported against tuberculosis was been a in turn have and him to in to the order head off chosen, on bond of 9500 each (u the United quiet way the Republicans nominate former Govthese maximum prices arrive. launched hero today at tha closing sesStates diatrict court today, with a bava beau working to promote tbo in- California senator. It begins to look ernor Gooding, the man who opposed sionterests of tho M ansae h use tta governor. ss though Johnson would bo n big fac- Nugent in 1916. There is some resentBuy no new hat until you can get statement by Judge Georg W. of, the eonvention of the National a good one for $3, for example. Gen h gave them freedom be- - They realize that he haa no chance ns tor in tho eonvention, and the bigger ment also among Republicans over the Tuberculosis association. that The report of the crusade committee, eral promote thrift and fight against L,uie th M h eoold an avowed candidate, but they are pre- Johnson looms, tho better wilt be the more or less general sttacks which Sen- which tho common tendency of extravagance, judge, shewed that none wa was approved, provides for the ator Borah has made on several Repubcommit- - pared to bring, him to the front if it prospects of Beoator Poindexter. Th Hiram Johnson Republicans, by lican candidates and thers is a dispo- organization of sutituberculosi socited to violence. Bail was supplied by become necessary to nominat a dark Receives Encouragement. in eties the way, are going to C'hieago with sition to resent certain of his tactics every town tad eity in the P. B. Cos grave, organizer 'Ot the New home. United aa and with certain are States, for There intensive Republican fight in their eyes They have served which threaten to embarrass the ReAlready the elub haa received England workers defense conference. memories who still believe, that notice that they intend to nominate publicans in the fall campaign regard-less-o- f edncstionsl drive against the disease. something like 10,000 letters from indi-- : Judge Anderson remarked that the short XL also is nombe It the Charles that Senator Borah of estimated for viduais endorsing its stand for old persons awaiting Idaho who may be nominated. proposed Hughes might again temporary deportation were inated two million sufferers from tb malady rlothea and overalls until profiteering! by a Republican eonvention, and or permanent chairman of the eonventhrifty and considerable capitalist,'' be sought, and that adequate care, ceases. With a rational organisation adding that he nsed th term aa on of ho is being held in reserve, to be tion. It had been generally agreed that For Vice President. in saaitariuips be fighting on a thrift and economy basia, I honor. It had been testified at tb brought forward oalv in tho event of Senator Lodge was the proper man to national convention either at homo or The Funeral services for C. W. Petersen, 41 the campaign against high prices I hearing on petition to prevent depor-shoul- d a deadlock. Real politicians in tho Re- preside over the eonvention. and no op- will bvRepublican two active candi- provided them. The expenses of the least at I tation that several ef tb radical had publican eonvention will remember dis- position had developed to his selection dates for the vice presidency. Senator campaign ar to b defrayed from the years of ago, who died Friday at a local develop battering ram fore. hospital, will t held tomorrow noon in Coincident with tha overalls pa rad (1000 or more in cash, tinctly the fiasco of 1916, and, remem- until tho Johnson followers announced Calder of New York long" ago an- sale of Christmas seals. Sen-Icethe Wasatch Lawn cemetery. here today came the announcement by bering this, will unquestionably see to their ponmse to push Senator Borah. nounced that he would like to be will be held t the graveside. Mr. PeterActreeo is Elsl Robbed. not Jauls harthe National Garment Retaile assoit that Hughes again nominated, Senator Borah, of coarse, is in Convicted of Murdor. Now eouie the Reson lived In th Kensington apartment. vice president. ciation that lO.i'OO questionnaires bid mony with JoRnsons views on the publicans of Virginia r.nd annunsra By Universal Service. H was bora In Lehl and cam to Balt DENVER. April 24 Lloyd r. Wklto, Poindexters been despatched to stores throughout Fight. LOUISVILLE. Ky Lake six jears ago. He lived ia treaty, and is opposed to th views of that they Will have a randidate. There April 24. Mis barber, tonltht waa found guilty ef th Elsie th United Mates to learn merchants toactress, Senator JnU, is popular Considerable wonderment reported Ephraim. Sanpete county. Lodge. murder of Mrs. Hattie Uthmss In thlr also has been some talk of nominating being ewhile that mornthis ae-- rooming houa her oa February IS last. sleeping day early Hurvlvlng ar his widow, Hilda T opinions on just what constitute in xisted beMorrow, governor of Kfntucky, Washington that Senator in Disfavor. ing with- her mothtr la thlr apartment Peterson; daughters, Mrs. V. O. Calder, B era u the evldanca was rircumatantlal. Lodge acoindexter of should eess.ty" and luxury" apparel within, Ufa remarkable cause the of Washington he oh was campaign at th botal. robbed Or ; Mra Daley Dalhy, Kelt of Portland; 8)haeh the P'eaniiig'of the Lever antiprefiteer-- 1 imprisonment can be tha only an. tively continue his campaign for tho More than that. Senator Borah is the made lust year when h earned th 434.000 worth of diamonds and other laike; sons, Canute Peterson sod A,'If Men' women a and clul tac. Th defense waa inaanity. ing Toe nomination. Hiram most influential senator of Johnbacker to Bourbon of tho ststs of Peterson Republican Bs't lake. Jewelry. surprise on ef tbo first randidate At tn time of his death he was secrerlcthing ia ail material and at to en- son, whil Senator Lodge is decidedly everyone. There is some puditie nearly The ladle of Ft. Anns be and Dtvtn was all prirr of trs th aubject of th Utah the Kulfhur corporation ha in f tary much ter the not of tho candi.be California and fsvor a m.w of talk of Cleans field, OriSa southern will bold the for Savior WiQ rvmmax vice epnt Ftpsr. sale, prine it an sdjfd. Morrison, win- h he heiped to orpn'ju a 41 E. of his time during the part winter in date. As usual, the Johnson people president. It is writ recociuzed that Broadaay. Kriday. April Iv. Call today, do tt tomorrow; ten exwaa preen. nt nf the Utah su inn and .It i a IT. executive secretary (Advert laement.) touring the country tn search of vote; aanounre that they object to Senator the present administration is none too perienced men. Hy. S1X6-(Adv.) company of Salt Lake. hoi-poll- actlvi-majorit- m i I. p can-ldac- y e'e-tion- n t 1 g - old-lin- e I v t . s 4 ii. y f |
