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Show Other Towni De. irtedT by Annies Now Fleeing Before BoIshexiiijOffeniive. I All 17. Nov. WASHINGTON, Americans an th Crlmtan peninsula havo boon aafaly In South Russia evacuated, the ttata department waa advised today. committee, where It stilf lies. In tbs absence et supporting legislation, it Is known that ths stats department depends In its prssent dispute with ths Western Union, in some measure, upon the single decision approaching the queation ever handed down by at United States Judge. Because of the Western Union company' demand for prepayment on government cable messages, it is understood that orders have been Issued in some departments that business bs routed over the lines of other cable companies as much as possible. After reviewing the differences regarding the settlement for cable messages previously transmitted the department's announcement declared that the legal .principles .controlling" the landing and regulation of cablea in the United fctates were well established and that In the absence of congressional legislation these matters are regulated by the executive by virtue of hie authority with respect to the conduoi of relations with foreign countries. WARSAW, Nov. IT. (By the Aasoclat-- i ad Preaa.) Ths Ukrainians havo evacuat- ed Kiev and other towna they had oc-- euplad and ara fleeing defeated before the new Russian soviet offensive. The Bolahevilcl cavalry has swept through ) the Ukrainian lines at various points. J Three of General Petlurag divisions Uniform Policy Demanded. were surrounded by soviet troops when "It . has been, the uniform policy of I the Ukrainian left wing broke because the government to allow tho landing of J of bad communications. v cablea only on condition that the government of the United States shall be Aiiied entitled to exercise end to enjoy the ''Constantinople. I officers here praise the heroism of Gen same privileges with regard to the control and use of such lines are are exera! Wrangela troops during the days ercised and snjoyed by any foreign govObsaid the statement. ernment, , of the Crimean disaster. White prisoners, partlcurarly officers, viously the law and the policy must be same connection the whether telegraphic srs alleged by Russians her to have with a foreign country is by land line j been tortured and murdered by the Bol- - or by a submarine cable. "Nothing unreasonable has been asked sherlki. The Satovski regiment deter-- I tjie Weetern Union company; nothing mined to flea to the mountains and carry of not required from, and, without objecon Guerrilla warfare against the rede tion, granted by other companies; much I There were only five survivors of the less has been asked than some comIt may be panies give ths government. Nlemetskl regiment. r mentioned that certain companies accord United of the to ths I BERLIN, Nor. 17. Confidential reporta States entirelygovernment free cable service for ofare the that poles concentrating large ficial messages masses of troops near the frontier of up-- f j per Bileala have been received by, the Government' Stands Pat. German government, says the Lokal An said the department's Obviously, seiger. The attention of Franco, Great statement, the United States could not Britain and Italy haa been" called to the be expected to allow the Western Union situation, the newspaper declares. confpany, an American corporation, to charge for Its messages twice ths rates Discussed by Cabinet. charged, for example, ths British govi LONDON, Nov, 17. The cabinet today ernment, nor to accede to a requirement f held a long session, again discussing the that the ordinary practice of business I question of the opening of trade relatione with respect to periodical settlement of shall be set aside In dealings Premier Lloyd account with soviet Russia. , George, Andrew Bonar Law and other with our government. No Is mads in the department's mention T members of ths cabinet were understood I to be pressing for resumption against ths statement regarding tha failure to issue a permit for the Western Union company i opposition of Earl Curson. the foreign aeo I retards Winston Churchill, the secretary to land a cabin from Barbados! at Miami. I for war, and Austen but it is known that stats departChamberlain, ths Fla., I chancellor of the exchequer, who fear ment officials balieve this actuated the in Its refusal to handle other company enforce the pro It would be difficult to r I vision In the proposed agreement prepaid cabJetnesaages. that atatement tald the rate which bad the Bolshevtki cease' propaganda against been to the the by government paid desire meet to Britain. f Great They and to certain other comKrassln' soviet rep Western forUnion I again with Leonid messages sent by cable was reeentativa, nd endeavor to get from him panies f, of Jhe regular comjnerclat rate. further assurances on the propaganda j ' Discrimination Pointed Out. t question. , ! it Is reported the, Busalkns will agree to recognise Russian debts owed to the In Wfg the department drew the atBritish government and private British tention of the company to tho fact that payment, but tha department waa not receiving the individuals, with of not ths has on that part official messages sent negotiations reduced rate from certain points abroad to tbs United yet been reached. the statements continued, States, Red Offensive Begins. The company thereupon notified the tha ratea on official department thatwere A strong Bolshe- cable WARSAW, Nov. the same In both messages revik offensive, according to the latest directions and It ouggeatad s method bv ports, Is developing along the entire which bo obtained by a refund might front from ths River Dnieper 4 department whenever amountw paid Derasina. The Urkalniana have been en- tho to the its company connecting adable to offer sustained affective reetstance ministrations in by foreign countries had because of lack of munitions and sup- been in excess of tbs established governplies. rates. Ths Ukrainians started a general attack ment atten"Some the time ago November 11, took Zhmerinka and had tion was called to the company's unwarapparently advanced nine miles when their lack of ranted reon In Its making delay part communications caused the collapse of funds and to tho considerable amount thstr left wing. opening the way to the of to duo such refunds thb department. red cavalry. The Bolshevik! have taken The company was subsequently informed Proskurov and Kamenets. Podoloak is to the could tha effect that department to have been evacuated. Tsported not be expected to continue to pay its Conditions in the Ukraine are reported current unfor bills telegraph charges generally desperate. There la much suf- less ths company ahoyild expedite ths payfering and thousands are fleeing to Po- ment of funds due to the department. land. now notified the deMarusla Sokol wska. a voung woman In The company has partment that Jt will not carry at the the region of Elisavetgrad, has taken reduoed rates messages origgovernment command of a band of 2000 men, comoutside of ths United Btstee and posing one of - a number of Insurgent inating will not reoelvs any government mesIt groups harassing ths Bplahevlkl. sages which ara not paid for in cash at the tlm of delivery to the company." Not Confirmed. j nov.il - 9$ f one-hal- long-ter- m It Report ' . CONSTANTINOPLE. Nov. 1. Reports tKXt Batum has been captured by tlje Russian Bolshovlkl have been received hers, but thus far they have not. been confirmed. Supplies collected in the city were removed some time ago, and a Georgian division was sent to the south to chock an advance by Turkish Nation, allsta. . The Turkish Nationalists have demand ed that the Armenians establish a 8oviet government, under Turkish protection, and ths situation in Armenia is considered most grave. BHIRT FACTORIES TO CLOSE. TROT, N. Y., Nov. 17. A soon as the orders now on hand are completed the shirt factories of ths Georgs JP. Ids Company, Inc., throughout the country will be closed indefinitely. A. Harris Ids, vice president of ths company, in making the announcement, assigned ae the reaeon ths unsettled condition of the market and lack of business. -- TO SUPPORT WOMENS MEETING. Tha Presidents club yesterday voted to lend Its support In the entertainment of delegates who will attend the convention of the National Council of Womens clubs which will meet In Balt Lake next June. It is expected that nearly 200 wo- men will attend the tensions. , CONSTANTINOPLE. Nov !. The de- feat of Premier Venlxelos of Greece created profound consternation here, resulting in street riots. Ths disturbances, however, were easily quelled. appointed George Rouseos, recently Greek diplomatic representative at Contiie personnel of ths stantinople, and Greek legation banded in their resignations as a protest against ths action of the Greek people in defeating Venlxelos. The condition of the Greeks and Armenians la Indescribable. The Turks apparently are anticipating the co pee of the Greek army in Anatolia isd the success of Mustapha Kemai Pasha, the Turkish Nationalist leader. 11 Panic on Bourse. ATHENS, Nov. IS. There are rumors that ltals possible the Greek army, which is suppossed to bs loyal to former Premier Veniselos, may create the republic of Smyrna, In Asia Minor. There waa a panio on the bourse when it became certain that the Veniseliat government had been defeated, the United States dollar doubling In value. The city is quiet and the parliament house Is occupied by troops. There is much Interest In the vote cast by the army, which has not yet been returned and which it has been thought might affect the Venizeliat cause favorably. The opposition's press bureau, however, Is quoted today as declaring that ths voting at the front would be an- A New Shipment just openedrthey range in price from' nulled. Venizelos Planned Coup. ATHENS, Nov. Id. One of the election aftermaths here Is the circulation of 'a of Veniselos report that supporters planned a coup d'etat to prevent their defeat. The Italian minister ia said to have railed upon Veniselos and, informing him of the plot, told the premier he would be responsible if there was sny bloodshed. It is declared Premier Veniselos, before resigning. Issued the strictest orders lor the enforcement of order. The newspapers opposed to Venlxeloe announce that most of the Veniseliat functionaries will be retained In the new government, It Is the frequently voiced opinion of political observers here that Lloyd George favors the return of Prince George to Die throne, end that the British prime minister Indicated abandonment of Venlselog three weeks Ago by hla notification that Great Britain would refuse to surrender Cyprus to the Greeks. Reasons for his defeat are said by former premier Venlxelos to be the weariness of the PfioBlaefltn politics, Ahelr a the return of soldiers from rVTJfor theViit, and emphasis plaoed by opponents on the charge that he waa into ths hands of foreign putting Greece nations, M. Veniselos declared this charge aroused fears of protracted wars In connection with bis greater Greece and he says popular Jealousy plaved policy, a part In hla reverse at the polls last Sunday. I am tired and want a rest Now I will have time tq enjoy reading political " history, ha aaid. Ex-Kin- Asks Plebiscite. g $40 to $150 i Serges, Silks, Satins, Tri thafta simply delightful: tiries---creati6- ns v LUCERNE, Bwitxerland, Nov. 17. fBy the .Associated Frees ) Former King Constantine mad his first pronouncement respecting his attitude In ths light of the Greek elections to tho Associated Press today. I cannot go to Athena at the head of any one political party and therefore must insist Upon plebiscite for mv return or the return of one of my sons, he declared. It is for the Greek to decide. If the people want me,peeple i shall return to Athens, unless, of course, prevented by unjust force. Results of Elections. BtrelC, former Greek foreign Any Trimmed Hat on Display Worth $10 to $25 v ExceptionalValues ComeEarly Ends His t Vacation at Brownsville Ip . WATCH THE BIG 4 ' Stomadb-Kidneji-Heart-Iiv- er Keep the vital organs healthy by regularly taking the worlds standardrecnedy for kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles , GOLD MEDAL Tbs National Hetnedy of Holland tot centuries end endorsed by Queeo Wtltielmlna. Alt druggists, three leek tee the seme Geld Medal ear site. ersy ; Couple s Death Thought to Be Due to Poisoning FT. LOUIS, Nov. IT Rajmond it Jar. 3d. a shoe sale man, hie and wife, Mr Lydia U. Jarrett, 21, whose bodies were discovered In a bed In Webster Groves, a suburb, lats today, died from poison. In tho opinion of nuthoriUes of 61 Louis county. The coroner has taken charge of the bodies and an autopsy will ba perforgned tomorrow. Antlaeptlc tablets were found in the bathroom. The bodies were discovered by a policeman, a ho entered the house after neighbors reported the place had been brightly lighted for several days, but that wtling had been seen of the occupants aincs Friday. The condition of the bodies Indicated that death had occurred several days ago. ret(, -- a i President-elec- ur , , Your Choice at Half Price LUCERNE, Bwltserland, Nov. IT. (By the Associated Presa) Professor Georgtoa minister and close follower of former King Constantine, Informed the Associated Press that, according to the latest figures on the Greek election received tonight, 227 out ef deputies elected were tcyat te Constantine. H added that excluding fifty-tw- o Thracians only seat remained for the Venixeliaiaa. thirty Premier 6treit aaid that it seamed probable that former Premier Veniselos would flee to Egypt or Malta, as he had received three telegrams on the subject, but nothing officlaL Constantine, declared the former foreign minister, had In the league of nations as constituted at present. The former monarch, ho ever, he added, hoped .that the plans outlined by Senator Harding would lead to a reconstruction of the league. There are nearly half a million Greeks In America and a hundred thousand in Egypt, continued Professor Btrelt. of whom those in America had offered 11,000,000 for use in the recent general (Continued From Fags One.) election, which had been refused by the former king. The professor added that the Veniseliat had spent millions in vante. The police wars rushed up and propaganda in connection with the elecrestored order. tion, while tha followers of Constantine had nothing. spent Folk Declines. ' There, Is a possibility that the former WASHtNOTfifN, Nov. IT. Former Gov. king may anter Athena at the end Ji W. Folk of Missouri has declined the December. chatrmansblp of the Inquiry commission and also haa withdrawn from memberIlls letter, made publlo tonight, ship. aid ha felt that his connection as counsel for. tbs Zagloul commission, repremade It senting ths people of Egypt. for him to seras on the Inappropriate commission on Ireland, tha invaatlgatlons of which should not hava even the appearance of partiality." ON BOARD PRESIDENT-ELEC- T HARDINGS SPECIAL TRAIN. Nov. 17. Associated Press.) PresidentTho (By elect Hardings vacation in Texas earns to an end today and he waa Well on his way toward New Orleans tonight te board a steamer for a voyage In southern waters. His special train left Brownsville, Texes, at 10 a. m.. on a scheduled fun hours along the of exactly twenty-fogulf roast to the Louisiana port. Ht will stay there five hours, making an address at noon before tha New Orleans Association of Commerce and boarding his steamer, tji United Fruit liner Paris s. mlna, it Whether Vera Crus or some other Mexican port will be visited by tha presidentelect had not beeS announce.! tonight. The parlemlnaa- - preeent nailing orders call for a direct run to the Panama canal sons, but Mr. Harding has Indicated that ha might request a change to permit him to accept the invitation to vtalt Mexican him yesterday at tendered territory, Brownsville. - Crowds cams out to greet Senator Harding at several towna along the wav, but only a few atopa were permitted by his schedule and he made no rear plat, form speeches. . OUR DRUG STORE IS AT 4 SOUTH MAIN ST. 112-11- the war and you have a rldlculduxly cheap Insurance rate. Law Proposed to License Engineers and Architects Germany to Protest. GENEVA, Nov. 11 Germany la under, stood to bs planning a protest to th as tembly f ths league of nations age Inst th a (location of th Rupen and Malmedy districts to Belgium by tha council of tbs league. Dr. Uaetoa da Cunha, Brasilian representative at the assembly meeting, declared today. Dr. da Cunha's statement was made to Th Braiiliah a ltavaa representative. added that he waa convinced the I piled the would enter Btatea league. Me tsld the example and firm attitude rf South American nations would. In Ida opinion, determine ths policy of-- President-elec- t -- Herding. The proposed law for licensing engineers, architects and land surveyors In a way similar to doctor was discussed at the regular weekly meeting of the Ulan Society of Engineers last night In th Commercial club. Th queation wag referred to a joint committee representing engineering and architectural bodies of halt Lake for consideration and report. Those wlyo took prominent parts In th discussion were H. T. Plumb, president eounclh ho now heads. Later he wee a of the society, an electrical engineer; C. of business J, Ullrich, assist nt slat engineer, L prominent factor in thto board loss oxlst than a agents which ceased council waa orgsnyear ago when the llRme council ha th Ita organisation Cornejo Jlctsins.-- ' had a stormy existence, many union GENEVA,' Vov.AtVr. MaRano Reveral actions it ofTenao at haa resigned as head of tits Peru- taking unions affiliated with th American Fedvian delegation to the assembly of the eration of Labor have been expelled and league of nations He declared he had a dual union sponsored by the Brindell received no advices ot hla recall by his organisation, resultingof in the building x , government. the federation trades department The above' reward will be paid to sue pend tho council from Lima, Peru, dated threatening for information leading to the arAdlepatch it tu continued it alleged attltud ter Nsventber it. stated thst th Peruvian of defiance. rest and coeviction of the party foreign office bad dismissed Dr Cornejo bv rebln. The dispatch added that or parties responsible for the TWIN FALLS BONDS SOLD, dismissal Was attributed In IJma to dectheft of the delivery ear of the larations regarding th leaguo of nations t The Trttmn. and th policy of the United 8 tales toTWIN FAI.I-8- . . Idaho. Nov. IT. Th Myer (leaning Ic Dyeing Comward It which Dr. Cornejo had made in elty council laet night aocepted th bid Pari newspaper, and which war of Keeler Brother of Denver for IvS.OtiO pany, together with clothing concharacterised as "Imprudent. tained tberem( stolen from in . fire apparatus bond Is city paving and accrued with front of -- tha Vermont Building, Interest, deduct. sus at OOES TO EUTTE. for furnishing blank In only 110(2.4 11 130 a. In., November Hth, about RepreH. E Godwin, assistant gensral freight bonds and expense of handling 1UU0. bond Of house Mhort three particiIJoe Railroad sentative agsnt for tha Oregon ' company, went (p (Jude yesterday on a pated ta bidding at auotlon for the Issue. the Intermountain Notify business trip Unly on sealed hid waa submitted. , Dor-ne- $25 Reward jo gy-rl- xl rr, t mm t In te 14 Days refund monry If TAZO DINT. MKNT fall to cur Ilrhtng, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles. Instantly relieves Itching Piles, and you can get rest ful sleep afier first application, 0q. (Advertisement.) Pitts Cured Drligglst ; BANKRUFTCY FETITIONS. Albert Brother of Union. Liabilities, 11X121: aserta. $427 0, Of Wbhh 1376 I elstmaq exempt. William Lee Withers of Fait Lake a stockbroker 7(37 10, ease Is, IJahllltles, fj00; all cialpnetj xmpt. Association of Cleaners and Dyers,' H. E. Schiller, Secretary, 333 Stats Street, Phone" Wfisstch 839. at the Odson dance hall laid Saturday night. J C. Jamison, 612 Park street, reported an overcoat stolen. T. Cannon, architect; L RoV M Pharla, civil engineer, and Professor K. H. Beck strand, mechanical engineer. Otis Skinner, as Kismet, . DANCE TO BJ GIVEN. p club will give a ThanksTha giving dance at the Ladlee Literary ilub next Thursday evening. Dam.se will be Ott BMnner apent an Arabian night in given during intermission by a masked Balt Lake early today, He waa IfaJJ, ths dancer aa a special feature. Beggar of Bagdad. If told the story of COLLEGE CLUB TO MEeT. hla aoul'e triumph, ot his hearts anguish. The College club will meet this after. Klamet" wai hla vehicle. noon at the home of Mra. O, "A. Marr, Miss Grace Bailey And ae Klamet blessed and cussed 704 Eighth avenue. will be assisting hostess. Ilajj', tle Beggar, so tat was kind last night te only a few favored guests of the Klnetna theatre at a special review. For two hours Otis Pklnner told bis tale. Hupreine on the spoken stage, Mr. feklnner's grossest art, that of hie expree. slon of gesture, la seen on th screen. His great figure set In the midst ot stag fit-In tings far beyond those of any theatre th awaggered land, triumphantly through hla first stresn production. The performance last night waa given l through th courtesy of the Rohertson-roDistributing, corporation. Jack Nelfor of tha district manager son, Denver, t th performance. company presided And the guests thanked him 1 1 for a "Kiamot supreme. Tty suffer the disc ornforts am Pleases His Audience One-Ste- . fate-blvss- Visitor From Ogden Reports Purse Stolen Mrs. C. R Holllngaworth of Ogden, halt I .ska, reported to th polios yesterday that a handbag, containM6 tn currency and a Union Pacific ing railroad ticket, had been stolen from an automobile tn whteh elt was riding on East Houth Tempt street. 73 Houth Main street, D H. Rock, reported losing a tool cae from hla autovisitor mobile. Delta In Lerwlll, T. Cumberland apart-mrntreported a ooa stolen from ht-- r s, embarrassments of a Goitre I O. C, preptfutfoB lor tour bo nio4 many, NVhf pa f tevera) hundred dolUn for at C een'rattoi) to remote m four when 0 can botiainr4 f f such a comparative! 0 hi lioalUxpcndituruf CeWhn property a npllad aatU factory raiult. or your money wiil h rpfntidn o ; C.Uao O G ) J nty, Yt rf to lor buoLlch Addruaa I)epl $ O.O.C. CHEMICAL COMPANY baa file' W aahin g ttm |