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Show IHB BGLSHEVIKI SEEK Ifl BE The Magic Word be PLAN TO IECURB THRU MILLION MEN TO RUT DOWN THE IMPERIALIST!. CROWDIR SOUND! "TAR!' TO VOLUNTEER SYSTEM OR RAIS-INTROOPS IN WARTIME. DR, STATION WHILE WAITING FOR TRAIN TO OPORTO. O 0 yot Execution by Blood-HungrRada art Dally Oocurranca, Thousands af Prisoner Balng In Dally Dangar is Declare That Man Ssnt From America Have Proved the Equal of Any Veteran Rlghtara. y af Execution. fttP rK Thru Shots Flrtd at Head ef the Uf JOSH. OtF Off The Bolshevlkl are try. j Inf to ralaa aa array of 3,000,000 to pat down the conservative element la Ilaialai a horn they terra Imperialists, Captala IIaton(Qustlnff, formerly of '. oti - " nmanm. jsr Poincare Aeknewledg United Stat Spentaneou H!p civn te th. Defender ef Llbetly, R public; Asiallant Immediately Lynched by Crowd. ' ' V?f ? V-r,p ' V New York, Tap to tha volunteer 1 , ,, V ayatem of raising armies In war time .0i voo 1 CAiOOSl by tha United Mates waa nouuded V0 At here by Major General Enoch II. te tTlU INftP Crowder, provost marshul general, In the eecond llfa Hussars, and who left an uddresa to the retiring memhera of Ietroyrad October 30. declared on hla 181) New York draft boards. II earhla arrival hereon December Id on the nestly advocated that the aeleetlve Stockholm. service system should become the per. A veteran of the Russian Invasion of maneut method of J American Eaat iTnmla early in the war. w hen ha armies In the future.raising waa wounded three time, the eon of General Crowder declared that the the lliuulan consul general at New elective service law had ennbled the York, Captain Ouatlnoff auld thut the government In this war to register government had forbidden cltlaena to 33,740, 000 Americans, put Into the held leave the country, and be waa able to nearly 8,000, ono fighters and to have depart only because he waa classed ae In readiness to entrain on November an Invalid. Executions by the 11, when the armistice was signed were a dally oceurrance, he 2,000, (Set more soldiers, all within a stated, and thousands of conservatives period of eighteen months. It would were held by the radicals as hostages, be a "calamity," be said, for the CSTH FIELD ARTILLERY BRIGADE ARMY INTELLIGENCE OFFICER o as to prevde victims of revenge In Uoltcd Mates to revert to the volunHEADQUARTERS AND 143RO TELLS HOW HUN PROPAGANDA case officials were killed. After tha teer system In view of such a successREGIMENT ABOARD. WAS CARRIED ON IN U. 8. recent alaylng of a minister of the In ful test of selective service, adding tcrlor, he asserted, the reds" shot that the American conscripts had 0fc ! id. ora"? th, vatnr, World-Wa- r 145th te Demobilising glme. Itlntlve of (he most seasoned troops. Outline Teuton Eood Is so scarce, the captain laid, Artillery at Fort What of the army you have I Plana. Douglas. that horseflesh sells for 10 rubles the raised?" asked General Crowder, reand black bread for twelva ferring to the drafted men who had lund rubles the loaf, when It can be been sent overseas. "The answer comes I Washington. Sailing of four army of the Washington. Operations at 1L back from France In no uncertain I transports bringing, additional units German propaganda system In the tones. These men you have sent to front France was announced Friday by United States, through which valuable WIL60N AT LAFAYETTES TOMB. the colors have proved themselves the the war department. The ships are the Information for transmission to Berlin In aggressive lighting and sol- transports II. It. Mullory, ltuppahujg I was gathered at the same time that equals President Insists an Taking Own dierly bearing of the veterans of I nock, Lev!ulhnn and Celtic, with about I German doctrines were spread over I (MX N) Wreath, Contrary to Custom. men. France and England." the country were laid hare Friday by . I'nrla. When President Wilson went The Ituppahannock sailed December I Captuln G. II. Lester of the anny General Crowder's speech was an ex-- 1 to the tomb f Lafayette he Insisted on of the successful work of the 8 and the other vessels Deoemlwr 8. telligenee service In testimony before taking hie own wreath, contrary to the selective service law vblch, he said, The Leviathan brings casual companies the senate committee Investigating I custom here by which the florist de- had Most responded "so smoothly and so Nos. 301 to 313, Inclusive; 1110 boa-- 1 beer and German propaganda. liver the wreath and the donor tnakea well to ear dual form ef state govern-- 1 pltul patients, 600 casuals and the Sec-- 1 of the evidence related to activity of the visit and leaves hla card. The ment and national control that It would loud anti aircraft sector, Teutonic agents before the United president tent Admiral Grayson to buy be calamitous If It should not become I The Celtic brings headquarters, I States entered the war. the wreath and after aome difficulty In recog nixed part of our governmental iThlrd buttallon; headquarters company Captain Lester declared that an un-- I explaining to the florist, who could not system for the raising of armies In and medlcul detachment of the 814th named Informant, now Interned, told understand why the traditional custom time of war." pioneer Infantry (colored) ; casual him that the Berlin government.before was beiag broken, obtained It and The provost marshal general con-- 1 companies Nos. 1051 to 1057, Inclusive; the war started, called Into conference drove to the tomb. about lot) trained and educated Gertrasted the draft methods of the 220 patients and several civilians. On hie personal card. President Wlb United States with those of England The Mallory has on board the head-n- man propagandists and sent them to on wrote this inscription: "In Memshowed how this country had I quarters sanitary detachment, all parts of the world with Instructions the of Great Lafayette From a Felory to prepare for the world war which, by the mistakes made by the I nance detachment, headquarters low Servant of Liberty." who, after three years of trial pany, bund, supply company and A they were told, was about to be prewith the volunteer system and the dls- - and B batteries of the 143rd field ar- - cipitated. Thirty-on- e of these landed DEFIES HOLLAND. I organization of Industry, were obliged tlllery regiment; the Sixty-fiftfield In the United States two weeks after to adopt conscription. artillery brigade headquarters' and 821 hostilities started and became the Refuaea to Leave Whan Told Hla Pressick and wounded. nucleus for an organization of between ent la Not Desired. The 118th and 300,000 volunteers, mainly field 200,000 complete, artillery, Prepara Beyt for Merchant Marina. called from France on December 9 on JGerman-AnierlcanAmsterdam. William Hohenzollern, e who gathered comNew Tork. Recruiting In each I the former German emperor, the Tele-graformation Martha of all kinds and the It transport Washington, reported Insays It understands, has refused munity of a troop of "sea scouts," e department announced later. On the I to German consuls and agents In te leave Holland after official repre- tended to prepare boys for the mer- a were training cadres of the dreda of communities. ship sentations had been made that hla con- chant marine, will be one of the Thirty-eigh- t William Bayard Hale, a writer for division and the head-- 1 of "anniversary week" of the tinued preaenco In Holland was likely of the 116th field I the Hearat newspapers and formerly company, quarters to Involve th country In serious diffi- boy scouts of America, February 7 to artillery and a number of casuala and confidential representative of President I February 13. culties. 539 sick and wounded. Wilson In Mexico, eventually became The former emperor, the paper adds, The Sixty fifth brigade headquarters I head of the publicity branch of the was told that his free departure would Agricultural Lsod Is Opened. Includes Brigadier General Richard W. organization thus built up, Captain A proclamation restoring to entry Young and his staff, and It may be Lester said. The officer also testified be a matter of gratification to the 2428 acres of land in the Sevier na assumed that the general Is among that newspapers and writers were InDutch government tlonal forest In Garfield and Iron those on the way home, fluenced to promote German propacounties was signed by President Wll Booze Barred From Colorado. ganda, film plays were produced proDenver. Colorado's bone dry law on before he sailed for Europe. The No Profiteering In Idaho. moting distrust of Japan and Mexico, a wae signed by the governor on Decem- land la In scattered districts and is - Pocatello, Idaho. There will be no I Washington newspaper man was hired ber 18. While the executive waa af- said to be rich for agricultural Pr- - profiteering In this state, says the state to rPort government secrets to the fixing hla a'gnature, long lines of c!tl poses. The land has not yet been 8ur- - I f(MM administration. .So far. there German headquarters, writers were I tens assembled at the express Cora-- veyed and for this reason It cannot be Germany to send back no cases reported to the I been offices to secure their liquor filed upon by homesteaders before admin.strutioD of violation of the act, Patt'hes praising the German cause, shipments from adjoining states be- January 15. nnd to prevent arty such occurrences and a golden book" was circulated fore midnight, when the law became Food Administrator R. F. Bieknell has throughout the United States to get effective. The express company estiPROF. R. BASTIANELU sounded a timely warning to all deal- signatures of American citizens leanmated It had 8000 packages on hnnd ers In the state to maintain the price ing toward sympathies. and would be able to deliver all but schedules that have been cffectlv dur6000. House Increases Pay of U. 8. Judges. ing the war. Washington. By a vote of 193 to 79 the House Friday passed a bill Pope May Smash Precedent Americans Reach tha Khjno. Rome. That Pope Benedict Is pre- salary Increases of $1500 a year Washington. The American army pared to abandon a custom of nearly of occupation marching Into Germany for each of the 131 Judges of the half a century and no longer consider has reached the Rhine. General Per- United States district and Circuit and the court of claims. himself bound to remain within the shing under date of December 10, re- courts be-- 1 Is firm of the Vatican the grounds ported : JUAN BELMONTE lief In several circles here. Many In-- 1 The American Third army continuddents recently have led public opining Its advance Into Germany today No pontiff ion toward tihs belief. reached the Rhine from Rolnndseck has left the Vatican since 1871 aa a to Brohl, nnd at nightfall was on the protest against the occupation of Rome general line : by the Italian government. New T ark. EXECUTIVE IN HIS GIVES GREETINGS OF AMmS1 TO PEOPLE OF FRANC PAE! MURDERED AT LISBON J 'l0""i..c.r,.vr Loudon. Dr. Hldunlo Pne. president of Portugal, wax shot and killed by an y BMusxin shortly before midnight while he wue In a railway station at Lisbon, watting for a train to Oporto. Advice from Lisbon reporting tbe axMooiinntlnu auy thut he waa struck by three bullets. President Pace died within a few minutes after be waa abut. The president's assailant, named Dr. Mdonlo Pace was formully prs claimed president of Portugal on last June 0. He lieuded a revolt In Portugal In December, 1917, and was named presldcut of the provincial government on December 9, a few days more than a year before he was assnxsinati-d- . Ir. 1'aea waa a professor of mathematics In the University of Colnbru when he entered the Portuguese cabinet In 1911 as minister of public works. At tbe outbreak of tbe w" he woe Portuguese ndnlster to Germany and remained In Berlin until the early part of 1916, when be returned to Lisbon. Fat-urdn- GUARDS IN A MIX-U- ed 1 1 d ord-proflt- coni-Britis- h 1 In-th- Parls.-rresh- lent and Mra. wuio made their entry Into Paris oll nigh half the populace, aoUnll f the city, but of the surrounding 1 Wlcta, They were attends by pr- -i Clash Left to Diplomatic Settlement; Negotiations Being Entered Into. New York. In a clash on November 28 between the armed navy guard of the American steamship Monterey and Mexicans customs guurds at Vumplco, one Mexican, said to have been cap-tainwas killed, a Mexican ooldler mortally wounded anil a chief gunner's mate, named Barry, In charge of the American guard, less seriously hurt. This was learned Sunday with the ateunicr's arrival here from lluvnna and Nassau, where ah touched after leaving Tampico. Members of the armed guard ann officers of the ship refused to discuss the Incident, but details were learned from passenger on board at the time According to them, the fight occurred shortly after 5 a. m., after members of the navy guard went to the rescue of Berry, who hud been atat first retacked. The American sponded to the call without arms, but. upon the Mexicans opening fire, they secured their weapons and respoc&xJ In kind. dent IbYnona-e- , Premier Oeuiencaii and other, among the most figures of France. Flow, ra were dmn ped around their carriage, .irptanJ winged overhead ; guns sounded. ut observers were Impressed with thing more than the magnitude amt beauty of the by r,ni quality of warmth that made It from the visits to Paris made by the aoverelgna of therecently iu4 dif-'re- nations. The city Is ablaze with Illuminations-th- e boulevards are thronged itt, crowds, dancing ami singlug ami throw-tn- g confetti. The plure de Concorde haa been turned Into a great dancing pavilion, where American snideries are favorite partners. Amer-le- a la the predominating word here. The Imagination and Interest of France has been stirred by the president of the United State as no other leader beyond the tamli-rs- . All cluxxes and parties have milted to pay honor to the United States through Its pro), dent They greet him as the representative of Ideals now dawning upon Inrope. "lu the eyes of the Immense crowds welcoming him," says the semiofficial Temps, "President Wilson represents two Invincible force the material force which permitted the war to he von, nnd also the fored which will sanctify peace." Tlilrty-sl- x thousand soldiers, the flower of the French anny, liued the venues from the Dauphlne gate Murat mansion, which, djrlng their stay In Paris, will be tbe home of the president and his wife, iuptne Chas-seuand Zouaves, fresh from the battlefields of Champagne and colonial troops from whose uniforms the uiud of 'the Somne had only a few days ago been removed, occupied the post of honor. They gently, but firmly, kept order among tbe enormous crowds, which ever pressed forward In eager- tics to have a closer look at tne guesta jf France. . j . i . . .. t ., .t is AVIATOR FALLS TO DEATH. af hun-sam- fea-ture- pro-Germ- pro-vhll- American Jews In Convention. W. Julian Philadelphia. Judge Mack of Chicago waa on December 15 elected president of the First American Jewish congress ever held on the American continent, a congress that was characterized by one of the speakers as one of the "most momentous epochs In Jewish life." Two Portugal Leaders Jailed. Lisbon, Portugal. Dr. Brito Camacho, lender of the Unionist group In the Portuguese chamber of deputies, and Mngulhaes Lima, lender of the Republican party, have been arrested. Magalhacs Lima was taken Into custody because, It Is alleged, a letter addressed to him was found on the person of the assassin of President 1'aes. Camp Kearny May Be Permanent Camp Kearny, San Diego, Cul. Officers who have been put Into class C, which Includes men with commissions who desire to remain In the army, are beginning to arrive at Camp Kearny, adding strength to the Impression which officers have formed that there will be a permanent camp here. Prof. Raffaella Battianelli, a lieutenIn the Italian army medical service, married an American woman, and Is making hi sixth visit to America. He Is one of the best known urgeone In Rome and now commands n automobile eurglcal ambulance unit ant colonel Will Dissolve Draft Boards. Annapolis, Md. Local and district draft boards will be dissolved at the end of the present month, Secretary Baker said. In an address December 1C, at the governors conference here. After that time, however, they will maintain nn informal organization to assist employment bureaus In placing returned soldiers In Industry. Plunges 2000 Nose-divin- g Feet Into Sea at San While Diego. O. G. Ruby, to tbe North San Diego. Lieutenant an army aviator attached Inland aviation school, waa drowsed In the Pacific ? ocean, late Saturday afternoon, when be made a dive from height of about 2000 feet and failed to lift the nose of the plane In time to enable the plane to regain its flight. Ruby engaged In aerial gunnery practice, made a dire to shoot at a target drowned before the body could be extricated from the machine. His home was In Ogden, Utah, to which city the body will be shipped. Units Named for Early Return. Washington. The designation of 172 idditlonal officers aad 4845 men hy Jenerul lerxhing for early return home vns announced Saturday by the war h partment. The largest unit Included the Fifty-firs- t regiment, coast artll-er- y, with 70 officers Hud 1770 men. Other units are the Twenty-third- , Two One Hundred nnd Seventy-sixtand Two .Hundred and Forty-seventHundred and Sixty fourth aero squadrons, and the Nineteenth, Twentieth, Twei ttj ii w, 7 e ity second, Twenty-fourtphotograph in) W rr.ty-rtxtsection), aii service; company F, Twenty-nintthe first engineers, Is h, h h h nmrtor battalion and the Italy Not Ready to Demobilize. and Fifty third ammunition trains. Rome. Premier Orlando has told the senate that Italy was not In a Canada to Buy American Seeds. position to demobilize a - single mnu adopOttawa. An and all war material should be kept Intact. The Immediate difficulties to ted Mondny'authorlzes the seed purbe surniouuted, be said, bad not dimin- chasing commission to hny In the United States seed oats required in ished, but bad Increased. Alberta and southern Saskatchewan, and provides that the oats purchased Copenhagen Welcomes Wilson. duties. Copenhagen. At a mass meeting In shall not be subject to customs honor of President Wilsons visit to It Is eo limited that at least 1.000.000 th Europe a resolution of welcome wn bushels will be required from udopted and was accepted by Hugh United Rtutes to make up the shoring Cunuda. Jrant Smith, counselor of the American legation here. , Load Vessels With Russian Cargoes! mor Officer of 145th Promoted. Washington. Louding of two Salt Lake. Four officers of the vessels with cargoes for Russia ana con145th field artillery have been promotcompletion of arrangements for an ed, according to woid received here tinued shipments through January an officers In Februury by the United Stntcs-Rus- s They were among thirty-sithe American expeditionary forces tc ourenu, Inc., was announced Saturday he advanced recently. by the war trade board. Fifty-secon- d ordcr-in-counc- il I - Aerial Acrobatics Forbidden. Washington. Low flying nnd aero-- 1 hntlos by military avlntors-durlncelebrations In Ilia vicinity of cities, towns tmd building are forbidden tinder threatened penalties In an order today A departby the war department. ment announcement said Increase- in m beimontc, leading toreador the flying accident- - on home training field- - siiieo the armistice hml made of Seville and the Idol of th people, has helped turn Spanish sentiment to action necessary. the rjdc of the allies. Colorado Springs Firemen Resign. Colorado Springs. Resignations of I Salvation Army to Help Soldiers. Cldcngo. Heads of the Salvation every member of the fire department, In middle west and western Army except the chiefs, were accepted 'by the city council Thursday. The men, statets were called into session Friday Commander Thomas Estlll, head of In number, resigned because I thirty-fiv- e Salvation Army In, the west, to their request for lnereased wages was I I work out Iutlon to aid soldiers. refused. - Smuts Leaves Cabinet Victor Berger Placed on Trial. London. Lieutenant General Jan Victor L. Berger, congressmaChicago. Christian Smuts has resigned as mem- n-elect from Milwaukee, with four on of war the ground ber cabinet the la on trial here In the that the end of the war has termi- federal district court before Judge accordnated the need of his services, Landis on a charge of violating the esto the Express. ing pionage act. . Austria Executes Thousands. For League of Nations. Pie Appointed to Succeed Schwab. Am&terdum. The supreme military Lloyd George London. Premier Lloyd George adWashington. Formal announcement tribunal at Vienna lias announced dressing a large woman's meeting, was made Thursday by the that 11,400 persons were sentenced to said: shipping I favor a league of notions. It board that Charles Plez has been elect death by Austrian military tribunals make will but not It war, may prevent daring the war and executed, accord- - It difficult and trip the steps of the ed director general of the Emergency Berlin a dlsnatch. to corporation to succeed Charles lug god of war." M. Schwab, who resigned last week. Hawaii Escapes Ravages of 'Flu. T. H. (By Mall) Honolulu, Hawaii thus far has entirely escaped the Spanish Influenza, which has been epidemic over most of the world. With reports of the ravages of the disease reaching here from both aides of tbe Pacific, tbe states and Japan and Siberia, e.ery precaution was taken to keep It out of the Islands. A number of trans-Parift- c liners with the influenza on board were held In close quarantine while In port, although a few critical cases were taken to local hospitals and a large number of the crew of a Japanese liner were treated here until they recovered. An epidemic was particularly dreaded here because of the high mortality It undoubtedly would have caused among the native Ilawaiians, who are peculiarly susceptible to Influenza und related diseases. Fire Damage to Navy Base. Washington. Damage caused by th burning of the power house at the Hampton Itoads, Va., naval base will not exceed $50,000, the navy depart-Flee- t I ment announced Friday on estimate received from the commundant I I x Sentence is Commuted. Carson City, Nev. The sentenc ol death Imposed on Ben E. Ivuhl, murd erer of Fred Searcy, Jarbldge stag driver, was commuted to life Imprison-men- t by the state board of pardons, Kuhl was to have been shot at tne state prison on Lemher 20. Federal Ownership of Wires Urged. Washington. Government ownership was of telephone and telegraph lines Chainnn R'i orated In th house by who Moon of the postoffice committee, measure Introduced the administration o contemplating government purchase the utilities. Air Mall Machines Reach New Orleans New Orleans, Four army airplane from Rockwell field, San Diego, Cal. engaged In mapping air mall routes arrived in New Orleans Sunday from Baton Rouge, La. Clergymen to Get Lower Rate. Sf. Louis. A special rate will |