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Show WtdmHiy the weather, and " Sllr A Tribune Want Ad, at small cost, will promptly probably Thursday, fair; rlaing tsmperatura. Local r Sattlamdnt Pries dispose of almost anything that is saleable. 914 Lead Copper (can. odes) .$14,026 VOL. 101, NO. 19. G. SALT LAKE CITY, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 2, 1920. CENTS 21 PAGES-FI- VE 0. P. LEADERS BEGIN FLOCKING TO CONVENTION CITY; STA TES DENIED REFERENDUM RIGHTS ON AMENDMENTS Chicago's Host Processes of Adjusting Contested Seats Moving of Crooks Go at Decidedly Slow Pace on a Vacation June Chicago, ticket Decision in Georgia Moses Caustic "con fakers and other .aharpen were leaving town today for a vacation Case, Expected Today, to last until after the Elks Expense of Their vention ending July Means Seventeen Seats HELEN TAFT, whose a Tala university Instructor Is announced by bar parents. MISS T 1. Chicago men, AND SAIL ADIEU con- Constitutional Proposals Cannot Be Submitted for Ratification, Is Decision. . IS. Carranza's renders to New Government and Will Leave. Son-in-La- Sur- w Offer of Aid in Cbmbating Plague in Vera Cruz Is Made by tbe President. Unanimous Opinion Is Regarded as Vital in Bear-o- n Other Issues. tng de- parture waa at the earnest aoliclta-tio- n of John J. Garrity, chief of police, and Chief of Detectives Mooney, who marked out a deadline and announced that any known crook who crossed it during the Republican national convention immediately. would be arrested. for Winning Aspirant. n HoOVer DOOIH General Declares Report ..f- - Friction Among - Hi Managers Are Inventions. - Universal Service. g June t. Another session with little progress in actual results, marked the work of the Republtcaa national committee today ln Its course of deciding the clalma of contesting dele- CHICAGO, alow-goin- Jon l, Very little her of tho Hoover boom, which appears to hav settled Itself Into a penumbra from which It piay newer emerge. Tbers arc elaborate headquarters, but no activity around them that) would indicate any real endeavor on Hoover's part. Last night, when Senator Moses arrived ln company with General Wood and waa told that tho Hoover people had fine headquarters here and a company of booster he remarked; "Tea, they have all those things, CHICAGO, -- Confident Predictions of Victory Mark Statements From Opposition Camps. gation The seatirg of two regular Republicans from the District of Columbia said to be favorable to Major General Leonard J. Woodland an extended hearing of the V -trie" Assocontest vtn.V CTtUZJ, me Involving delegates Georgia ' WASHINGTON. June L The supreme l y E. O. PHILLIPS, ciated Press.) General Candido 'AgJllar. I J pledged io V ood and another group Chkate TrthwM-4!- t Lake Tribes Lessed Wlra. court In a unanimous opinion today held was the a counted of favorable Vera to Lowden, Crus and governor o' CHICAGO. June 1. General Leonard that federal constitutional amendments 4 a the late President Carranza, has eur- f v ' h. principal business of the day. . At the in person, today put tho tag of Wood, cannot be submitted to popular vote for resame time the committee declined to rendered to the new government and will enemy propaganda ratification by states having referendum upon any and all be allowed to leave the country. open lta action of a year ago by which it reports that thera Is any friction wtthtn provisions In their constitutions seated Emile Kunlx of New Orleans as General Aguilar was permitted to come his convention rank He said Dial The method of ratifying amendments, national committeeman from Louisian to this port to sail abroad and arrived Colonel William Cooper . Procter' and the court held, is a national power specifiC. The New of Loblt of no Frank here yesterday, accompanied by General ex but t delegates." Frank H. Hitchcock, former postmaster Re- Iberia,appeal cally granted by the federal constituLa., was denied. Medina. -are working in perfect harmony. general, tion and the states have no authority to At the contest of today's session the General Aguilar's family reached here j Wo have endeavored to get' to the provide otherwise. In so holding, the Pres- committee expected to hear the report of He will sail with them on the today. source of the reports, but without succourt declared Inoperative provisions of the subcommittee and close up the first available steamer. cess, General Wood said st his conventhe Ohio state constitution authorizing we which from Florida, idents send to offered Wilson has fight President tion headquarters on presidential row at submission of federal amendments to a begun on Monday, but the question of hospital ships, nurses, doctors and inedi- the Congrooa hotel, They are absolutereferendum fop. ratification, and overso voluminlaw to and be out fact turned cal supplies to Vera Crux Immediately ly untrue and started with ths purpose, turned slate supreme court decrees disto assist In combating the bubonic plague, 1. President ous that the committee, headed by Charles WASHINGTON, June undoubtedly, ef destroying tha morale at missing Injunction proceedings in a taxwhich has made its appearance here Wilbon's pica for an American mandate B. Warren of Detroit, reported that the our forces. In this tbby hav fa!!ed.r to payer's suit to enjoin submission of the conclusion was It report prepared eleven authenticated bases having .develonly avtr Armenia was rejected in the senate General Wood said that the details of prohibition and womans' suffrage amendtoday was that the Florida delegate oped to date and five deaths result-In- g today by a vote of more than 3 to I. the management of the actual fight io ments to a referendum vote. A. of L. headed Church Jacksonville, by Thirteen Democrats cast their votes tho convention, from his standpoint, had Next to the cases Involving tbe validwith the United Republican membership had no claim on which the committee been perfected, but were not ready for Outbreak in May. ity of the prohibition amendment and on the final roll call and the resolution could act. announcement today. He said that ho the enforcement, the Ohio referendum The history of the outbreak appears to to respectfully declining" grant congresexpected to hav conference with Mr. Rehearing Favored. date back to May 15, when the first sional lases were considered the most Import, Missouri . Expen authority-- for the mandate was uAs to the contest between Lie regularly Hitchcock during the night. ant before the supreme court. The decase Is beiieved to have developed. The t to 3 ln the form dnif!e(1 by adopted cision does not affect tbe pend.ng proreported faction led by National Comvictim in this case died on May 33 and tne Republican leaders. Conference Held. The resolution will be sent ,.to the mitteeman Bean and the other beaded hibition cases. the second victim on May 94. Mr. Hitchcock, General Wood said, wss house tomorrow and the leudefs there by H. L Anderson of Jacksonville, the to seems established the be It n$t Ends Controversy. plan to adopt it without ehangn on ThursUp. busy at ths Coliseum, all day long, ao rehearing, focal point of the outoreak is theare-house- a day. Thei say thev hope for as decisive subcommittee recommended n that b was not present at the roundPut The court' opinion, come will a was tomorrow. which measure as hi the majority probably of one of the do king companies. given of the Wood leader over which Genup senate. the end to ny controversy as to whether The committee then ( the went into It is considered certain teat rats transIn the debate today the Democratic Ohio has ratified both amendments and WASHINGTON, June I. (By the As- eral Wood presided. In the afternoon. leaders counselled delay, and tried tn Georgia contest. Looked upon as the first mitted the plague. Colonel Procter went to the Coliseum and put Ohio definitely in the list of states Vera Crux is already comp etely cut off vain to put ths decision over until the real contest of actual significance and sociated Proas.) Checks aggrtgating $40, next session of congress. Scarcely a having a bearing on the strength of tbe 000 sent Into Missouri by the managers of thenr'eonfeirod wlttj Mr. Hitchcock. approving each of the amendment. haa Relief from of the republic. ' t voice was raised In Colonel Procter remained at the ns t loti -advocacy Wood or Lowden men. It drew Governor pro-se- n Lowden' Power to ratify a fed oral amendment, were campaign, large begun to arrive, however, a train from of accepting the mandate, and on motion ted today to the senate committee in al committee cession for more than half to amend the resolution so that the re- audience, of which a large number were according to the courts opinion, which Mexico City tonight bringing representaon hour. Mr. Hitchcock was thera all we rendered by Associate Just too Day. la quested authority be given, only thirteen southern negroes. expendiThe contest opened veatlgattng the preconvention and of the material tives corps sanitary tn the senators, all Democrats, voted day long. ' derived from the federal constitution and with a dash of oratory and was continued tures of presidential candidate. moto fight the plague. Medical affirmative. whmh Recorded with their against This statement from General Wood, U- -di While most of Ute day was devoted by a state has no authority to designate were twenty-thre- e and with considerable fury, and at the end Democrats authorities believe the plague has not tion thirty-nin- e the first move that ho makes as to .questioning witnesses the committee the mean of ratification. eating Republicans. of four hot found the committee hours an tho of epicharacter yet attained ths active commander ln tha field of his about suras of of Justice Day said that, by requiring mass such with a confronted itself expenditures covering demic. Democratic Move Beaten. Man arguments, conflicting claim charges checks, several states were touched upon. fighting man, waa today's important Item ratification to be by the 'legisla-tres.In their effort to ward off action, which nd counter-charg- e that it appointed a 1 -- American In this Inquiry Into the Lowdon cam- tn tha contest ' June the framers of the constitution meant WASHINGTON, was advisable because of the subcommittee, headed by Mr. Warren, to argued they " Of equal significance was ths official the recognised legislative body in each warships at Vera Cruz will not be with- peace treaty deadlock, the minority lead- examine the documents and make a re- paign tn Missouri the committee quesmotion on to ers The the statement had results. from Senator Johnson's headbetter . outof tioned the port tangle. Not Goldstein and Robert E. state. NEW HAVEN, Conn., June 1. Mr. and draw Immediately because dis'the resolution bark to committee that said: Under no circumnaThe Ohio supreme court quarters to Mrs. William Howard Taft today an- break of bubonic plague, it was said to- send the Moore, delegates Republican with instructions that It be reported Much at Stake. tional committee from Missouri, who tes- stances will' Senator Johnson accept a missing injunction proceedings brought nounced the engagement st their daughafter the ratification of a peace treaty day at the navy department. The action of means tbe committee alto premustered nomination for vies preS'.denL He le a ' No one from the vessels, however, will with the central powers, by George 8. Hawks of Cincinnati ter, Helen, to- Frederick Johnson Manfor Wood or Lowden and tified that they each had received a most solid Democratic support, but was seventeen seats vent submission of the prohibition and ning. Mr, Manning is an instructor In be permitted to go ashore, a decision is expected tomorrow. The check for $2560 from the Lowden cam- candidate for ths presidency and there 43 to 34. lori. woman suffrage amendments to the voters history in Tale university. He was a i The roll call on final adoption of the contest ranges about charge of s bolt, paign fund. Both said the money still Is no doubt but that ho will be nomibut the national committee decided it was held to their account In banks and nated oa the fifth or the sixth ballot. He resolution follows. were set aside by the court. Seven other member of the class of 1914 in Tale and Huerta Makes Promises. have to study the evidence to deFor the resolution: Republicans Rail. would who MEXICO Cm, .lun 1. Men who have! will be In Chicago Thursday noon and a; proceedings have been brought to prevent was. until September. 1919. a first lieubolted. Duplicate convention would be returned, unless Governor Lowcide rapper, olt, Brandpgee, Rorsh, (aider, inMexico amendment will from be been and credentials figured ln the mas den were nominated. , In which event It that moment ha takes charge of his own expatriated submission of the prohibition tenant In the field artillery. The marElkins, Fail, jI rolls Curtis, Edge, Dillingham, The court In Oregon. vited to return and help build up the Feniald, France. to a referendum. Hale, of evidence. the committee was Fralinghuysen, would be used ln the campaign. campaign that will not end until he Is riage will take place In Canada ln July. prepared Kenton, to Although Harding, Jones (Washington). country, said Adolfo de la Huerta, protha nominee. Maine, Colorado, Arkansas, California and hold a night cession, the next contestMcCorLenroot. Knox, Lodge, Keyes, visional president, today; but, he said, mick, McCumber, ant on the program were not ready and Manager Quizzed. Michigan held that fedsral amendments NelMrNary, Plans Daily Meetings. the plan was abandoned, with the underJ. B. Babler, notional committeeman those who had charges against them son, New, Norris, Pago, Phipps. Poindexwere not subject to referendum. at the outset of tomorrow's from Missouri, whom Goldstein end Moore General Wood will hava daily conferA thorough ter, Smoot, Spencer, Sterling. Sutherland, standing that would haie to face trial. Royal the and Florida case meeting Georgia 39. Watson and Wadsworth Judge Day's Opinion. from 14 oclock until 12 $ oclock diagnosis of De la Huertas illness, which Townsend, up for decision, and the re- designated as the one who transmitted ences Demoi rats Beckham. Chamberlain, will be taken each morning, and from 3 until 4 o'clock (Universal Service Cable.) Jostles Day, In rendering the court's was declared todav to he appendicitis, Dial, Geary, Harris, Myers, Nugent, maining contests will be hurried along as the checks to them from L. L. Emmer In at his headquarters at beson, Lowden has shown his disease to be of a rather also the the afternoonhotel. Reed, Shields, Smith (Ga.l, Thotn-a- s fats as possible. manager, opinion, which wss unanimous, said in , LONDON. June 1. "Negotiations After Congress The committee today mad final Its de- was questioned campaign Monday I tween Buckingham palace and Gregory slight character by the committee. E. L. shall and Walsh (Mas) 13. be Fort at Sheridan." part: General Wood seat excess to cision all the on to head the Associated of ordelegates a statement Lowden Morse, tho Missouri 62. In Press Total, Krassin of ended the United tho States latter constitution by declining a the provisional The the convention floor In extra space and ganization outside of St. Louis, testified said, unless an emergency arise" declared he president Senator Warren O. Hardlr.g get to to let the excess alternates find seals that he had received by check from Mr. was ordained by tbe people, and, when royal invitation. would give guarantees to all political Opposition Vote. the spectators. would Emmerson approximately $32,000 and ex- Chicago Thursday night, and will have among make and to efforts Last Saturday the kings equerry visited candidates duly ratified, it became tbe constitution Krassin resolution perrons.! headquarters at tha Congrera Republicans. Against the in his hotel and formally repanded It in getting out the workers." hotoL improve the condition of workers and to None. of the people of the United States. The Senator Miles Poindexter of WashFavor General Wood. Babler got $17,000 of these fund he quested him to come and meet King develop national resources, became an active contender when Democrats Axhurst, Gay, Harrison, ington states surrendered to the general gov- George. to reimburse him take the oath as' prov Islonal exfor When said, similar District Columbia In of the contest the Hitchcock. Ins Kendrick, King, presidential headquarters ware opened Krassin accepted upon the condition president of the republic, I wish the Henderson, ernment the powers specifically conferred to seat th regularly penditure voted committee ln 1173 to 1174 at tha Congress room Ransdell. Phelan, Pittman, MrKcllar, I Indo not assume that' his visit be Both Moore and Goldstein said thev announced. Msxican public to know upon the nation, and the constitution and asmuch as it waspublicly Simmons, Smith reported A.delegates. ofFrank J. Hogan and had declared no money wae necessary felt that a reception the office to serve the interest of any Robinson. Sheppard, Smith In hotel, right ln tha center of presidential Cobb D. C. James StanWashington, (S'. are Smith United A row. the the States of (Md.). C.), "Poindexter special is bringing (Anx ), the laws lie said. of the soviet envoy by the British monMoore said political parly. Committeeman Howell of Nebraski char-a- n their congressional district Underwood. Walsh (Monv of Poindexter had told him "Aw, go ahead and a heavy complement arch under these conditions would have "From an lewpo.nt." he ley, Trammell, supreme law of the land. rising the whole contest as a dH- - Babler Wolcott 33. Williams and boosters from tho northwest,, arriving ln tana). in a the allied "I Inflamed the opinion he when diplotake continued. had hesitated ft, reapublic sTtngthen about to affair. have all The framers of the constitution three graceful sought 23. Total, Chicago Sunday morning. A Second train His Majesty communicated matic and commf rrial relations of Mexico a check from Emmerson. countries. Several of the Democrats voting against delegstions thrown out, but hi motion accepting require changes. with Premier Llovd George and finally with all other peoples, id accordance with lised that It might Babler waa pressed on this point by will bring 390 Poindexter men from Seatwas Hilch-coc- k losl. Senator the resolution, including tle. Senator Poindexter himself will arTo that end they adopted the fifth notified Krassin that he, the king, must the fundamental principles of internaHogan and Cobb are unlrstrueted, but Chairman Ken j on whoa lie appeared rive here June 4. The point insisted upon of Nebraska, who led the administhat ths visit be secret and that tional law Justice and good faith. Finalare said (o favor the candidacy of Gen- later. article. This article makes provision for insist at the Poindexter ramp waa that tha no reference to it in the press ly. I wish to make known the 'federal tration fight for the ratification of the eral be there either by In any country. they did to Wood. The committee then reverted Would Tic Them the proposal of amendment treaty of Versailles, announced Washington delegates are for their senaexecutive will he pleased to accept comthe Florida lanUp. the. contest. direct felt because so they only or added houses Krassin to both of adthat the ments and reasonable criticisms of his tor, "first, last and all the time. George The message of congress, Committeeman Warren of Michigan made It a pretty hard Job to get Moore H. Walker of Seattle haa been named of the measure would "Was d 1 sincereguage was "to sole bv and gain the object of ministration press, kings a the of un application of legislators on subcommittee law the report of Armenian the efforts people. and Ooldhtein tbe to taka the money? the to place Senator Poindexter tn nominaInformation about Russia from one of the ly solicit the cooperation of all honoraRome of the Florida at- - senator asked. Senator Hitchcock presented gnjimend- - and the fact of the states. t ' tion. , most Interesting figures in Europe. ble Mextcars tn reaching a solution of the I waa very anxious about the Well. This compliment failed to alter Kras-sln- 's arduous political. "The proposed change can only become economic and social on 2, Column 1) Column on 2, (Continued 7.) Fags Page Rt. (Continued efwas. his in answer decision and situation,' Babler replied. "I Poindexter Statement. before the people." ; effective by the ratification ,of the legis. wanted to tie them up and urged in more diplomatic language, problems of the stales or fect, though The report recently circulated that latures of three-fourtto assist in any way necessary 1 shall not come. "thea To Pursuit. Retard the Waah.pgton delegates will merely give to get their active support. by conventions in a like number of series. i Morse and Babler gave from memory a favorite' vote to the senator and then LAREDO, levas, .Line t Ei Proventr transfer their support to another canChoice to Congress. of Monterev. In issue, pub. lists of atate workers to whom they did te is without foundation," said an Oitv dispatch, quoting lished a Mevi.-distributed the money received from official The method of ratification is left !o Lives Poindexter The General P. Elias Chile as saving that statement, The amounts ranged as a ihad the choice of congress. Both methods of men expect that Senator is In-of a Waehingion rlrc'e being placed troops 1 from $100 to $200. but lu some ratification, by legislatures or convenPoindexter in best stands Villa show as the a Francisco round chihuahua, went over stances $1000 1. In deliberate assemJune PHILADELPHIA. Madly tion call for action by More said three men on lists were na- compromise candidate, and will furnish of the people, which love with a married man. according to the with the view of retarding pursuit by blages representative tha real for rallying point tional troops delegates William E, delegates Including it was assumed would voice the will of police, Mrs, Mary Francis Dunlop, living government cornea. General Juan Andres Almazan and oth- b.g break-u- p Cole, who is a delegate at large. The when the The language of the ar- on a farm near West Grove, shot the people. This "break-u- p and its probable time said he had given Cole $$00 for generals are to be sent to Chihuahua witness 1. was Tbe States senate United from heckled June ticle Is plain, and admits of no doubt in and killed 'J. Leroy Eiehelberger, the ob- er of El arrival the field next week . to Villa, the take during Prgvenir balloting against WASHINGTON". purpose of her Infatuation, as he lay asleep headquarter" its Interpretation. ject Senator Kenyon promptly cal'ed atten- is what Is worrying every presidential today by a dozen women sympathizers with ths cause of In bed with his wtfe and infant early to- says it understands. "The only question for determination his and . Pending lieutenants. tion to the fact that previous teaitmony manager is: What did tbe framers of the constitu- day. She then drove to her own home Irish freedom. at tha before the committee allowed Cole had the settlement of the contests' reticence-amonand Capital Is Dry.1 tion mean In requiring ratification bv and killed her daughter when Senator women The Connectfeut, Brandegee, Republiean, I began g was not a term of herself. Mrs. Dunlop was 34 years old received $12i0 to sound out sentiment Coliseum, there Is a notable This city is MEXICO CITT, June egislatore? Thatwhen made a Armenia referenee the to the mandate, claim out the to makers Mora tor Harding. any speaking sgsinst passing and Babler said they give uncertain meaningIncorporated Into and Eiehelberger was 30. drv" during the night hours as virtually Hun." of the was Col Indicated, "ravishes understood for prognostications. Lowden had with esn There Everything at the no be constitution.which coroners the At a inquest, a result of precautionary orders from the Senator Harding perhaps as a second however, a tightening of tha lines la Saloons must close st question that the framers of the consti- Jury found that Mrs. Dunlop hart done new government. "Why not eject the English Hun from Ireland!" shouted tbe first inall of tha camps. Choice." tution clearly understood and carefully the killing, Mrs. Eiehelberger testified to 2 o'clock in the afternoon and sorond-clss- s terrupter. Mrs. "Here Is a delerate at largo with $12. 59 Vised the terms In which that Instrument relations with 7 " her hushand's another woman, but n usher pounced Dunlop mv bov to oclock in the evening. cafes at began "Didnt give Drive to Lowden. referred to tbe action of the legislatures and of her having left him. She returned First-clas- s Harding money and $604 Jxiwden money. cafes mav remain open until upon her before she finished the sentence. Who Is third said Renator Kenyon. of the states. When they intended that to him only last night. Robert Dunlop the hour specified m their license, but The drive toward Governor ' Lowden The ushers bad put out a half .dozen disturbers when the questioning choice? direction by tbe people should be had, said he waa convinced that his wife wits public dances and caoare's are prohibited. among the "unpledged and uninstructed suddenly broke out afresh. ' Is expected l.h.OdO soldiers will parade they were no lesstoaccurate In the use of insane. It delegates continued at top strength and don't you put them out!" asked Vice President Marshall. v carry out such purMichigan Campaign. apt phraseology tomorroa as a manifestation of the "Why vou night came with tha Lowden leaders In remove nerve to pose movethem!" "Havent enough Additional Information as to the Wood tho roost optlm.etie frame of mind smoe strength of the revolutionary to not of nerve ment. . havent "Yon go In enough nay against England, yon," campaign. Michigan waa presented by the clans began to gather. Ends Nebraska Fight. Fred A. Alger of Detroit, who said he . Wood state managers came la on averv one of tbe women as an usher escorted her out. replied Clash With Villa. had personally contributed $64,404 of the train full of pep and ginger and aft LINCOLN. Neb., June 1. The United Several of the women were taken to tbe eapitol guardroom, but were $64,004 Wood fund raineo and expended reporting to headquarters west hits ac States supreme court's decision today released. They said the questioning was not by prearrangement. EL PASO, Texas, June 1 Defensas quieklv 1. en referendum federal 'n the state and already in the com- tlon. apparently set on tho conviction Announcement June constituPARIS, the unagainst by Rociales. the Chihuahua slate troop floor the bouse and tbe of to women later admittance Two gained He had alo expended that General Wood fas to be nominated. mittee's record tional amendments eliminate any possi- government that medals will be awarded der General Ignacio Enriques, clashed to memthe hurried were Both Ireland. an for shouted corridors, appeal referendum a of of families has There la nothing, to this first ba'iat Ursa resulted with force of Francisco in Nebraska on to mothers personally, he added, $22,000 oe $24,000. bility ban- the nia, bers assisting the doorkeeper. "I waa proud to do it. I would do it stuff." waa the Wood campaign slognn, the legislature's ratification of the na- In a large number of applications lining (lit, Monday, according to a telegram reio the women "We will wn on the nominanrg baiot, tional prohibitory amendment. Secretary received. Only those who have reared ceived here today by l.tns Montes de galleries, challenging sprang up again." Simultaneously, five other it i the f'rrt or tha fiftieth of it late D. M. A ms berry said today. tin feature of tha Missouri situation their children in the best moral and hthre members to deny their appeal for Irish sympathy. Proceedings were susfor the de facto commercial Oca. agent Nebraska's legislature was the thirty-Birt- h which drew the attention of committee surrdundlngs and with a proper un-- d government of Mexico. The Johnson headquarters made (t could be ejected. until pended they and to of Its to ratify, their duty .retan ding France are members particularly was the statements the Californian's real camp. r action, January Id, asked that the galleries be Representative Blanton, Democrat, Texas, women 111 furnished the requisite number of eligible. of Morse and Babler that when the doesn't begin unt'l the senator air -e Life. To Private the take into the closed nation-widand e that custody. sergeant constiTo a mother having five rhiluren, the ratifications to make project waa first mentioned to Thurvdaj. "Then Is when me resl hi" "You cant do that, the whole crowd can't do that," one of the MCXh'U CITY. June LGener! Felix tutional prohibition effective. Later op- youngest of whluli is not less than five them thev believed no sentiment had ne.s opens, said tha Johnwon pope (naively to t women shouted. He w :! demooetrai arrir.i? on a rvvo for Lowden In Missouri.'' ponents of the amendment secured a dis- years of age. a bronze medal will he giv- Pi a. wlKrha "crystaJiaed trict court order for a referendum, but en. The mother ef a family of eight will iutionarv men ement in ih Praia of Verm! Both sad they had personally favored delegates that h can sumiv bo attempted to take them out. They ran around the galDoorkeepers -la to one a to while ip Am silver That C'ru who Ur receive return If has nominated. toe neon thv wan, , the medal, state Job ef Kna of berry appealed willing kecretary Pm, leries, however,, and it was several minute before they were finally ejected. be-- a warded a gold ten children-wiU,1 ) 3. Colutna on od Column Column on Column on Faga 18, 2. medal. (Continued Pact 2, 4.) 2.) 3.) Pag Fag (Continued (Continued (Continued . w!. I w a( t SENATE REJECTS T;y -c I j f .ij.a .rfsh , y J HELEN TAFT Uverwhelming Vote corded Against Armenia Proposal. three-corner- Lowden's ditures Under Inquiry; Committee Speeding 10 hover BE JULIE Engagement President's Yale. OH tluw-ros- t I is ut Former Daughter to Announced. of - - J Soviet Envoy Refuses Invitation King's McT-ex- Pom-eren- e. 1 inte-natlo.- ial 111 three-corner- two-tblr- e first-han- two-thir- Kills Married Man; Ends of Self and Daughter Women Hecklers Create Scene in Senate Chamber; Are Ousted 'g ; P. . J 1 mtll-tar- France to Award Medals to Mothers of Large Families phi-sic- al v- s -- j ht -- V 4 , |