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Show ' TMC WEATHER. A T4y winaa ilMn, yntttly iMwn, ((Mtr, iwUimM iMHri Masday fair, LtMl IMIIMMI lrlM4 Silver--flame- U s' ueppor VOL to, ..... Sr; gild 111::! leathodai. SALT LAKH CITY, MONDAY XO. 18. 103, Tribune Want Ad anything from a go-ca-rt car to a commission. same at the 4tt It ii foraiin Is 10 BECBE 1 fflUMN ISSUE FIVE CENTS 16 PAGES MOUSING, MAY 2, 1921. MARINE WORKERS VOTE TO REJECT CUTS IN WAGES Senator McCormick T.woTownsWill Be Ruled by Women ' J. One in Missouri; Other in Minnesota Each to Foster Clean-u- p JAMES. Mo.. May l.Mra. K. Owaleyi - mayor el ret of and th first woman to a mayoralty la Missouri announce sh Inlands to class and brighten up the city after taking offlc tomorrow. .hs- - aueoeaafuk- - . Jiionkin-.- f I made form.'' Mr. Ousley said: canvass and told th votsrs we needed c loaner everyth In. 1 mid that man always had hoea In office and woman at lsaat would do ST. Minn., May i. Goodhu a woman mayor who can do mom things about a newspaper office than moot ass, paper men. Mr. Florence J. Plsre la the lady, ller husband run Ih tonal paper, -- on-Vesse- f DO Numerous Strikes Reported Among Printers DemandWeek ing Forty-four-ho- houao-to-bou- ur WOHMi. Mrs. Oualey is If years of ag. pretty and vivacious, th la a slender blonds, fastidious as to Mai clothes, end Is prominent In clvto and nodal affair. Bho and hr. E. W. Ousiey, a dentist, were married atiteea years ago. They have no children. HI James Is a town of HM Inhabitants. ninety mils southwest of tit. I nuts. Running as a nonpartisan, Mrs. Ousley defeated Roger fl. Hail, hotel proprietor, by sight vote, the coant being 174 to 44. Mr. Hall alsa ran on a nonpartisan tlcksl. -- -- aade Meae- - lieeee wa JeM iKe or write for the peper, as or. Her mgular work casion demands. Is keeping the books and doing tb general office work. Bhe got further public experience as assistant to her hue hand, who was kif-pres- postmaster la Ihelr home Iowa for sixteen year. Mrs. Fierce's rare for mayor waa Close. Th balloting waa heavy and (he heat out th hank praaldent, who held th Job, by on vote. Goodhue's new mayor said today she hoped "to first fit up and tidy up th atmets such as la needld without spending a lot of money, and begin th practice of making from year to year such permanent alrret Improvement as th coffer will warrant." BE FIXED WILL-- Goodhue. thw Three Organizations Ballot Raship Only Under Old Agreements. Campaign e Harmonizing of Southern Redistribution of Levies Is -Voting Faction- -' to Bo Advocated'lrtstetd''of Any Material Reduction. Attempted by Leaders. Agreement Result of Inter vention of Belgian For John T. Adams France to Proceed With eign Minuter, M. Jaapar. of Iowa Secretary Makes Five SugConsidered as Successor gestions to Congress for Revision of Revenue Law to Will Hays as Chairman All Military Preparations. Pending Making of Plans By ARTHUR flCARfl HENNING, Lake Trlkaer learrd Wits WAHHINUTO.V, May 1 Asserting that By MARK SULLIVAN. Tbs Trtbsse. ( Cy the Associated LONDON, May I Press. ) Great Britain nnd Franc hav th WASHINGTON, Msy of as chairman Whs has been selected an agreement on how to deal net few days two Issues seriously af- "the nation rannoj continue to spend at th Republican senatorial cam mitt, reached with Germany do compel payment of fecting ths Republican party organisa- this shocking rats, Becrotary of the reparation and exact guarani. It tion will come to a climax. The' firat Treasury Mellon, la A letter ts Chairmen agreed that I he allle will make n dev la has with regenerating the party Fordrwy of ths house committee on ways tomorrow, bfit not to Germany. In now In the south. A commit la at and means, says that lha tax burden They will announce that th re pa rw to end under which ths work preparing recommendation ar staggering people tlon comnilaslon will notify Germany a of tb southern can bs reduced th perennial scandal only by "substantial euta t th amount ah la required to a Thl committee In not delegate. In current expenditure." and how It Is to be paid. Th altlei ll tn Its point of view. A portion of I At th rate th government expend then announce that within ten days, this It oonaletn of old guard Republican Ing money, th secretary does not deem period being subject to possible tnodlfl- - , had relations have who long leader, material reduction of posaible any cation by th supreme counill. they will with th existing Republican leaders In and he propose a revision program emproceed lo carry out th penalties if th the south and who hesitate to tak any as a re bodying not so much n decree terms ar not ml. action which would destroy th power of distribution of taxation. Th pln provide for iupervlaion and to leader and tha position they have Mr. Mellon favors repeal of th cxoeaa Illinois Lower Congressional Occupant Escape to Rocks, Inthosetheir of Germanys source of revenue. cqptrol communities a position which tax and th substitution of addl It la not yet completed, but while the on their powsr In profits almost depends wholly in Committee Where Both Are Rescued the Republican party. lions) corporation taxes, reduction of ResoConsider are working on It France will expert , surtaxes and other readjustment of Inwith all her military prepara, proceed But that portion of th committee come 1922 Election Campaigns tfons to occupy taxes, retention of tho transportain Auto Lights which wriil probably prevail In determ Hied in th Ruhr. tion and excise sale Hear of Action. and taxes, present Ships to end tha soul hern delegate" scandal. but Minister Intercedes. of th and other soft Belgian drink repeal martno worker predict that ap, Th Thera la good evidence that this more taxes difficult to This I th generaf result of an agi collect, and an Increase Cklcag T riba a. gait Lake Tribes Lward Wire. proximately SO, too seamen and 10,000 The Tnbuae. commitSpwisl 1. Th of the modern Knox thinking portion WASHINGTON, May In stamp taxes r levy of an automobile tated day of conversations and conferll IDAHO FALDB. Idaho, May 1. Draw and firemen will leave ships now In peace resolution will be considered by th WASHINGTON. May 1. Senator tee will have the support of President license A general sales tax h Is not ences. Th agreement waa bought about tax. se baa of Illinois been hour. th McCormick Irresistible by fore port her within twenty-fou- r of the water comes to an house and th emergency tariff bin and Harding when ths matter of TM" Be tgla tiToF- prepared to JfCOmmtbfl. sen Th actloa taken by the marine work--erlooted chairmen of plunging over half jml)t- - oLffjiracta isauw during the - wes-t- few Say. Immigration restriction by th senate this th mlnletetAL-deapervwa-tTh of also restriction urges . hare- - today- waa- reported eign t secretary supreme ... small boat committee. arlal v Joe of Swanson nd Wli week. Establishment of afederal budget this afternoon. The subject will e seTo Encourage Southern Voters. th Issue or an Incraasa of Announcement to this effect was made council to all ships flying th American flag.- com up for discussion again also probably wilt he considered Ham Holmes, who were fishing abov yateiq gt ths T. B. Henley, business agent for the In The point of view of Prealdent Har- curities, particularly by states and mu teday by Senator Dodge of Masaarhu council meeting tomorrow. the dam In th Snake river her to th house. Marine Engineers' Beneficial asaoriatton, M. Ha also wants a more nlclpalltioo. sen leaders of provision was proposes the of (hat plan and the on th the Jaspara the lav rocks Just ding thoughtful Republican leader hung sell, term siiould be submitted to Geriranv declared the engineer will observe the Adoption by th house of th peace day, above th Broadway bridge while th ths party Is that th success which ths to enable a taxpayer lo deduct th net ate. belicensee conditions imposed by their next an le measure with week. before ultimatum not and Immediate that expected This committee will cooperate with the military preparations should be mad to fore quitting their ahlpa. -- The conditions Ill Knox resolution adopted yesterday two eocupasts escaped to near-b- y rocks Republican party mad In tha south dur- Josses of on year from the Income of enforce the term at th end of the peyearn. recent election shall be require the engineers to give twenty-fosucceeding tba national and the committee saw premotorists th of Republican ing Passing 4 plight to XX, vote will of by th senate, by a hours' nolle. riod named. Premier Lloyd Thv recognise that this suc- Spending Should Be Halted. Republican cpngrrsslonal campaign combe transmitted to th house tomorrow for th two men and hurried to give the served. would not commit himself beforeGeorge conHenley predicted that 0000 angineer on was cess old In In 1927 election methods to th alarm mittee nnd the Th fir booed, waa the pot belt nny will leav tbeir ship within twenty-fohis cabinet. Even sulting polk. then, an that reference to the foreign affair commiMr. Mellon aaya (bet them will he hours. British official southern would of circles occur the which and elections was: between leaders, of crowds but, by lined rung may say th people Republican ttee. deficit June 10 next of nearly fUS.000,000. now nnd November H H. Raymond, president of the AmerThere seems to be a movement of of next year. shores, watching the rescue work of rather. In aplte of them. They believe In th next fiscal ican Steamship Owner association, deopinion by tha allies favoring this sugRight of way In th senate this week Is th the government best for the th year that Republican thing Senator McCormick and succeeds Senator ho fir no police would clared tonight there departments. change to begiven the emergency tariff and Imgest ion." is to follow a ceura which will be wtll expend about $1,000, 004,000 lean than Before nightfall tn th attitude of-tBwanaon operator. The was res party Hope was expressed that the experts southern encouraging to thou me, this year, but will have a prospectlv Poindexter of Washington, who retires would bills. Chairman submit a unanimous report to the eighty members of the organization will migration restriction linen In of various leaders will cued from sent him because he who out ths to on be business, by ropes chairmanship logs voted the meet tomorrow lo hear the report of the Penrose of the finance committee ha council tomorrow. deficit of $1$, 000,000. Disbursement thii Republican ticket last fall. candidate for reeiection in 1922. At 11 o'clock tonight Holmes was taken , waa only a short meeting of t'is Thera Washington conference. In will he notice the call The first to the that tariff from his Is, up given total wtll proposal place, year $5,507,000,000, Including The other members of th committee council today, the one fixed for this precarious lodging on the rock cut down th number of delegates. The bill tomorrow or Tuesday, for debt Next retirement. $400,000,000 Nine Vessels Sail year morning being Called off. as the experts means of a boat swung to a heavy bulk of them colored, who tn tho pa a. are Senator Capper, Kansas: Senator The army appropriation bill probably by have come from eleven southern Slates the disbursements will be $4,500,004,000, Elkins. West Virginia; Benator Jones, had not completed the British and French 1 do not know what we can do at the men cable. Two were over let rope plans. national to th N $500,000,000 for debt retirement. meeting that will change the present sit- will be passed by th house Tuesday. Washington: Senator Wadsworth, th retaining wall Into the boat and Tha reduction in number willconvention. b from Including uation, he said. "All th operators are Following the army bill, the house ha worked their Internal taxes yielding $4,000,000,000 next York Senator Watson, Indiana, and 171 to to out Being Drafted. about Request the 15 seventy. stranded on way of cut the per ator Moses, xticking together Hampshire. for passage of the man. The proposal ia even trior drastic and year and ths year thereafter, compared cent In wages and the adoption of the a special rule pending The boat was pulled to shore by Request having been made by the cabIt ia that the RepOblican with $4,550,000,000 this year, the secrebudget system bill for adjustment with hundreds of hands on tba ropes. The fundamental. new working rule.'' inet council that M. J as pars proposal be party will not recognize any voter In its other owner expressed belief that hip- a similar bill passed last week by the work was done In Development put into draft form, a drafting commit-te- e the light of auto- primaries, or any participant in Ua local tary regards Imperative. be affected would a little eat for ninety minutes tonight. Adby very ping sonata With the nations finances sounder, but a trip a order. mobile searchlights and acompllshed conventions who is not also recognized with journment waa then taken until tomorthe people staggering under the tax as a voter by the local laws of hie state Restoration to American shipping of the amid the cheers of hundreds Isadora on both sides tonight expressed row. Consequently the morning Bitting of specand who has not actually voted under burden and clamoring for relief, the presa lech of hope for further action from free tolls privileges through the Panama tators. of th supreme council was postponed to ent rate of spending should be halted, Special to The Triboae. state. of laws the his Both sides declared an In- canal Is to be taken up this Week afternoon. Washington. At the point where ths two men met by the expendisays the secretary. 1. Congressman Enlarged tention to stand firm. The various unions WASHINGTON, May The French asked for British premier Pnak the their river mishap changes senate interoceanic canals commutes. tures can be financed only by Increased Addison T. Smith of Idaho has introduced naval will meet again tomorrow. g from a suggesting the blockstream Into an Would Eliminate Undesirables. or new loans. a bill to encourage the reclamation of the ade of cooperation, Nine versela flying the American flag House ways and means subcommittees The British premier The result" of this rule would be to taxes treacherous body of waThe unexpectedly heavy current exarid lands In Owyhee, Twin Falls. Cassia replied Hamburg. left port today with full crews. are completing their work on tentative uncontrollable, that American tumbles over a dam Into the eliminate not all of the colored Republiter that public opinion Mr. Mellon ssys, have upset and Oneida counties, which ara not aus penditures. not rates for the permanent tariff bill. would a course and he such approve can in voters on main channel the west side and ths south, but that large calculations as to debt retirement, and ceplihle of successful at a rea could not agree. Work on the 9394.000,009 navy approWASHINGTON'. May 1. While reports irrigation of them described as "Fungus colmell narrow rushes a part pell gorge through M. Briand agreed to thl point of view to both the shipping board and represen- - priation bill, passed by th house, ts to hewn out of solid lava rock. Ho great ored voters who have no Status as such the government cannot expect to retire aonable coat from any known available $2,600,000,000 of source of surface water vupply. by develMe added that the course of the United thtive of the marine workers stated that be started this week by the senate naval is the force of the we ter that th depth under the laws of their states and who any of the outstanding next debt out in two the water. of hill The years artesian floating opment proHtates had been correct, some worker were walking out rather committee. of the gorge has never been ascertained never cut any figure In politics, except of current revenues. Nor can the counvides that the secretary of the interior Uneaslnesa still exists among French than accept the board's 15 per cent wage once In every four years to participate Agricultural relief measures sre being because the weights attached to meato "look for lha shall an exclusive any plan funding Incut. Secretary Dacia conferred with union prepared by both senate and house agri- suring ropes were slwayg swept awsy. under th leadership of white political try grant permit for a pe- delegates over the possibility that Wash. to debt tho reduce not burden of two riod to drill or floating ton may endeavor to exceeding heads on the wage controversy, t)ut with- cultural committees, with th packer conIng years Above the main channel an artificial adventurers in wholly Irregular conventhey beneath the surface declare thia would not be mediate; explore for water out apparent result. trol bill the first In prospect for report. course Is followed by the water to the tions and primaries which select dele- ternal taxes during the next two years. acceptable. 2500 not of with M. th acres, proexceeding Briand and the French delegation The senate early this week expect gates to the Republican national con- Makes power, plant, where electricity is genvision tha. if artesian water ia discovered were sitting late tonight with General Proposals to Congress. Owners' Move Expected. ed to adopt the regulation calling for i erated for the city. It was over the re- vention. In sufficient quantity to irrigate twenty Nollet. president of the Interallied comThe Republican leaden are assured spAial committee to inquire Into hospital taining wall of the artificial channel that Through the operation of the sinking acres title shall As the unions hays requested that a and be granted to such permission. if conditions other former ser the little boat was swept onto the Jagged that will have fund and miscellaneous debt retirements, take this stTecting they step they direcbe commission bv mittee to not exceeding 640 acres of land sage appointed Th French ar not entirely satisfied vice men. rocks that rise above the water as it the enthusiastic sympathy of large num- the treasury expects to reduce the d In tion of President Harding to adjust the embraced the with today permit. bers of white leaders in the south who development and the idea falls into the main flow below. debts $1,000,000,000 in the next two Smith dispute and shipping board officials have the Congressman thst an ultimatum. M. Briand was averse of argues want to be but who can Republicans 'and the remaining $4,000,000,000 cnactment-o- f said they would follow the wishes of the COMMENT such a law would encourage to delav. and It Is understood be had be Republicans provided th party years, only to be will refunded. have the development of president. It was laid tonight that the waters undertaken cleans house In the south. failing Germany's comSecretary Mellon hopes that the house, In Iheae counties andunderground next move would perhaps come from the result In bringing pliance, somethat, move should be made to- ON PARIS Long Legal Controversy The Republican leaders are told by having the emergency tariff bill, passed curt under now thousands ship owners. acres nation of ne bunincHH men In the south that for will day. Case many to revise the .revenue laws boms confusion apparent-tonig- ht idle, and also make available water The London Times, quotes M. Briand economic and other reasons there are and proceed to that end he makes the following lying PAJtltf, May 1. (By the Asso. iated for stock.' A similar law was enacted two as telling the. Freni h journalists regarding the appointment of a commis a of real the that he makings Republican party proposals: sion to decide the controversy. At the Press. ) News that the United States senINDIAN A PODIS, May 1. Beginning of in several southern states, like to years ago under applicable had Nevada, presented a draft for approval and Georgia "1. Repeal the excess profits tax. and which several hundred ate has adopted the Knox peace resolu- a long legal battle In the soft coal con and Louisiana, it is this line that White House it was reiterated that th "" for Lord applications Curzon that had another the presented th revenue loss of bv means permits have been filed and several wells matter had been placed in the hands of tion was received here too late for ex- splracy case In th federal court hers party organization will probably follow make good draft, so they had to try to evolve .a of a modified tax on corporate profits or already tended comment. Secretaries Davis and Hoover. in a sunk, resulting against 226 operators, miners and cor- when the matter Is taken up during the flat good draft both supply . embodying viewpoints. additional' Increased income tax upon of artesian water.- The Journal des Debeta alone comments porations in six states ts expected to de next few days. At the department of labor, however. 'We understand. ssys the Times, corporation and the repeal of the existIt was said that Secretary Davis had not on the resolution, finding small comfort veiop Tuesday, the day set for the ar 'that in the event of allied action in th $2000 exemption applicable to coring been so informed, and It was indicated in it. the of defendants. GROUNDED British raignment STEAMER Vew Ruhr naval Chairman RECOVERED. cooperation Required. an against to vleld porations, "We hesitate to substitute pessimism, aggregate revenue that the matter eras still in the hands of Counsel for both the government and . , BLOCK ISLAND. R. I., May 1. The Germany is probable.'' The other business soon to be taken up of between $400,000,000 and $500,000,000. the president, so far as the appointment which nothing yat seams to justify, it the defense today anticipated motions to steamer started for Mormugao of a commission was concerned. Secre- said, for the optimism spontaneously dis- quash the indictments would be filed by the Republican national committee is The excess profits tax la complex and Purtugueae Naval Action Probable. selection of a new party chairman. difficult of administration and is losing New London late today under her own tary Hoover, officials said, has as yet played here after Mr. Hardings Inaugu- when the case is called. A later date for the It Is estimated that for power, after having been floated by tugs Tlie decision of the supreme council lo present chairman, Postmaater Gen- Its productivity. taken no steps. Union heads declared ral address. argument of those or other similar mo The Will west the from aide of Block 1971 where will taxable Island, the It yield about year eral between the poli"We know as yet only, the opinion of lions was forecast by the attorneys. Hava, wants to resign, ana it accept a that they also were without information. grounded In a heavy fog FVtday. All cies of thecompromise French and Belgians on one So far, board officials stated, few ships the majority of the American people, Such action, it was pointed out, would is recognised bv him, as well as by the $454,000,000, as against $2,500,000,000 in ofheher 448 passengers were transferred to and the British and hand, Italians on the have been held in port because of tb men which undeniably is favorable to us. Two automatically postpone the time when the other leaders, that It ip best for him lo Oeatteuod sb Poes Tw naval vessels Friday night and Saturday other, in dealing with resign. It Is true that postmasters ar other estentlai factors public opinion and defendants would enter pleas. Germany, was the. C.lums Tws.) refusing to sign at the reduced. wage. New Bedford. nd taken-tnow so protected by civil service reguof the confer-- ,' the senates attitude remain almost undevelopment outstanding ence today. lations that there is no longer the ques, known." All the sentiment of the French camp tion of propriety that once existed in a Sleeping Sickness Germ postmaster general being a party chairappeared to be that France had drawn Milwaukeean man. Nevertheless. In the spirit of leanTO up her program for marching Into the Ruhr and proposed to go her wav. with i ing over backwards and for other reais sons Chairman to Hays going BelgiumI supporting her. This developDies get out. 72 Years MILWAUKEE, Wia.. May L What is As his successor INDIA N A POI.I.S. May Local officials can it be ment taken for likely to prove a pleasant claimed by experts to be the first isolaof the Typographical union will ,be auto th British public. The Hunday that John T. Adams of Iowa thorized to call strikes tomorrow in cities germ was granted NEW TORK. May 1. Frank T. Ward, tion Of the sleeping-sicknes- s be-i- n be selected. will Some Observer said of yesterday pro-- . is , opposition where employers have not agreed to the 72, known on the stag for a generation announced today by Dr. William ThalRI-m"today made to Mr.- Adame baaed on an ceedlngs: of Milwaukee., aha, .in. conjunction to W.- W. as Old Pop Ward. a, member- - of the week, according now old. deadlock several But war "The years this complete," physicians, conducted ..A episode Barrett, vtoe- president. vaudeville Arm of Ward aqdCurran. died with. several HICAGO, 111.7'" May 1. Organization opposition is Inconsiderable tn quantity the patients, inspect the food laundry . Negotiations ever the institution of the clinic of a years duration. of paralysis. and Is of such a kind as to stiffen the Is and Compromise other of states and to Reaped, four departments Canadian and were otherwise of Results clinic forty shorter week in Job and book printing today, in ths announced Ward began his career fifty years ago a statement of Mr, Adams' friend. learn how the service men are being offices will be concluded in a number of as an acrobatic tonight, in which It was support Premier Lloyd George, speaking in beprovinces for th observance of cared for. clown. Later he placed Mr. Adams was in line for the chairI ties before that stated that a minute organism was re- manship lime, he predicted. Some with several minstrel shows, half of the cabinet, at today's conference several supported-Dottlnational at 12, years ago, Hospital the day. time May and General In 250 subordinate unions already have the for community and the hospitals he had no desire to display ths said disease, that sponsible WUl Hays was chosen. At that time Gilson, Anna Held and other was announced today by Matthew all parts of the country will follow this had been able to isolate and some toward the Germans, signed the new contracts. one dug up certain letters which O. slightest leniency stars, and for many years had been physicians the house" Idea In also, "open and addition executive naFoley, had who microbe,., failed to carry out their obligaof the propagate secretary in vaudeville. Mr. Adam had written 114 from tional open the nurses home to girls and tions. He expressed SAN FRANCISCO, May 1 Nearly 400 ' fullest sympathv Experiments, out of which It is hoped Germany, where he wasduring which then Hospital day committee, young wonhTri1erested In this a serum to combat the disease will be de- to his paper In Iowa Thesetraveling vmon printers employees of every union with the French desire to resort to imletters Is In general charge of the program for sion. as well as hold graduatingprofesexerbut asked if that were" hook and joa printing establishment mediate in action, veloped. are now under way. Issues dealt with the of the war in a th day. The sectional organizations cises for the senior nurses. San FYanpisro., according to their leaders the wisest course. H argued that the way which, at the time, was entirely consist of stale chairmen, who are to May 12 was chosen as tlie dav for the arrangements for putting voted today to go on strike Immediately French Leaves Rails appoint committees representing leading observance, as It la the anniversary or plans Into operation nsast the Gounaris Seeking proper and reasonable. take s fen lo retain tneir former in each section of the state the birth of Florence Nightingale, piohospitals ba which week wage of XI6 in connection with a might employed a the tters Were Obstacles. to de.iop the local pregrams. neer In modern hospital and, nursing days ROCKFORD, Minti., May I. A score of week granted by employtime limit of an ultimatum for Germane S. of General Surgeon Cummins method. Hugh came time when were the for But the on and nine persona ers. lniured, to accept glv selecting necessary guar- Although the idea of a national hos- anteas. national chairman America was the United States public health service, of whom may die. when thseriously, three rear LONDON. May 1 The Proodoa of in new war endorsement of the was th hosfollowing by on pital day by day originated the side Gerto coaches of the Chicago No. 109, bound from St. Athens says it learns that Premier M. Briand. expreaaing satisfaction at train opposed s, a unaniDENVER, Colo.. May and the point. was raised that it President Harding, ha instructed the pital people a little more than a month Mr. Lloyd George attitude, continued, mous vote.v members of l.By after bis forthcoming visit to Vi- many, Typographical Paul to Winnipeg on- the Minneapolis, St. would be dubious to select as national commanding officer of each of the sixty, ago, it already has been heartily en- however, to pres for Immediate action. union No. 49 today decided lo strike in Paul A Sault Ste. Marie railroad, left the enna, will proceed to London to negotiate chairman seven In which the dorsed by governors ar.d other public hospitals a man who had uttered senti- - 74,000 government rails two miles west of here tonight-M. Briand. discussing the siniai-owtih. for the abdication of King Constantine, disabled war veterans are under officials and leaders in welfare work in flsettsssd so Pas Tw broken rail is believed to bars caused aaya th Exchange Telegraph s A Oantisaed ea Poe Thzaa treatment, to throw wide the doors on all parts of the United States and Can-- 1 Caatiaaad a 7m Tbn (Csiiuna Huts.) the accident. i 13 today. invite and to the ado. with1 talk Tara.1 May. (Oaiaw , , . public , (Muu Iw.) NEW YORK. May I. Although union .Oder dactarad tonight that a strtka hod not ban call.d, thro martno worker' union, meeting today, voted to reject th cut proposed by th .IS per cent United Slats shipping board until working conditions are modiflad. Th three organisation wer the Seamen's union, the Marina lira-meOiler and Water Tender' union and the Martno Englooor' union. The marine worker voted to roahlp only o vessel offering th former wage scale with former condition. Union leader term the suspension of lockout. and declare that the work owner ar attempting to restore the twelve-hou- r day without payment for overtime. This, the- union men Insist, amounts la reality to a wage cut of 40 to M per cent. I ( per a I Is thus. THbaaagalt Ithln 1 pro-poa- od to-d- o Intar-nation- al n, tax, p. HUB unnn-Imou- -- nr I Head Lawmaker Senatorial .Body Peace Senate. lution; Tariff to -- Glare of oil-e- ra Mo-dl- a- - ba - tax-fre- 1 ur . ur t Sen-Ne- w of Artesian Water Object of Bil' smooth-flowin- 1 short-date- LITTLE ACT IN Expected in-Mi- -- A o PRINTERS STRIKE BE AUTHORIZED Famous Vaudeville Star at Age of Isolated by er - - Nations Hospitals to Hold Open House on May 1 2 sur-1rt- ae -- C well-kno- , Score Injured When Train Premier Abdication of Constantine forty-four-ho- , Gou-nari- - A ,, t k |