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Show , r JL. THE 'WEATHER. Generally fair Sunday and Monday;! not much changs In tamparaturo. Local Sattlomant Pries. , 8Uvr Domestic, foreign . ...S6t,o Ne; Lad ' $4 79 . SALT LAKE CITY, SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 13, 1922. V YOL. .104, XO. 93V Conferences of Rail Chiefs and Labor Heads .Held, With Hoover Participating BY HARDEN COLFAX., Tbs Tribes Tribune.) (Copyright. 1922. by Balt k WASHINGTON. Jan. 1 4. Simultaneous In extent, of 100,009 atriksa. nation-wid- e oal minara 'and 1,500,000 railway are assuming definite and disturbing form aa a contingency which the country may have to faoe leas than three months hence. " President Harding, ; anticipating the and its possibilities. I Spadlal Mi 1 persona: Forces A re Aligned. T. De Witt Cuyler, chairman of the Association of. Railway Executives: Iiantel of the Baltimore ft Willard, president Ohio railroad, C H. Markham, president of the Illinois Central railroad; W. W. Atterbury. vice president of the Pennsylvania railroad: A. H. Smith, president of the New York Central railroad: Carl R. Grav, president of the Union Pacific railroad, Warren 8 Stone, grand cjitef president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers; V. S Carter, president of the Brot herhivvl of Engineers and Firemen; Wl.lmm Q. Lee. president of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen; L, E. Shep, pard, president of the Order of Railroad Conductors. The second conference was held the following Mondsv, and was between Mr. Hooter and John I.. Lewis, president -- of the United M ne Workers of, America. A th'rd conference between railway executives and leaders of railroad labor Is down on the program for Monday In . this cl IV. At the first conference the enllre rail road situation, so far as the labor angle i la concerned, sraa d sousaed. Wages Chief Topic. . The railroad executives told Mr Hoover Ts . luce rates and of ther unwillingness to make a voluntary reduct'on in the face of present wage scales. , They pointed out what, they considered their lnallllty to make further rate coneesmeons until wages and o'her cost were reduced, and reiterated their declaration to pass on to the public In the form of cheaper rates anv benefits which might .accrue to the roads through a reduction In wage scales Mr. Hoover is understood to have told the exetut.ves that the administration Is extremelv desirous of seeing railroad rates come down and that no effort should be spared to reduce them. What the railroads already have don toward reducing wages still further was Contlmd es Page Eleven tEditorial Section. ) Roosevelt Asks for Support for Wilson Foundation NEW YORK. Jan. It. Franklin D. .former aneiatant aeorefarv of the na and now chairman of the national committee of the Woodrow Wilson foundation, today Waued an arpeal to ,11 member to aid In the It.tHkO.OOO fund ilrte starting Mondav. The fund will he tmed to provide prises for distinguished service jnihho -Since 1913 he raid, "the 1beral thouKht of mankind titm moved faster than in anv similar period In many One man an American president is t reosrnized by all but wilfully iintl reactionaries ns having been the leader m this forward movement. "Even. where in our own 4a nd. as well aa in other iation, eigne are manifest that hie ideas cf new relationship between nations will nod down. Aa chairman of the national committee of this foundation I tret rhat thoe who contribute to its establishment will I te male up from the ranks of the average tUiser.s everywhere Ktyopexeit, n. I OF LIVINQ FIGURES. WASHINGTON. JnrW V4 The cent of between June, 1920, and living drernaed 22 7 per cent at Tetroif. Jecniber. 1921. 19 7 pr cent at Chios, 39 fxr cert at lfc.7 Washington, pef cmt at Now York, and 18 4 per cent id 1hlUrieiphta. tha bureau of labor aiauktha announced COST I ! y If He Vamps and Others Hear From Ohio Mayor -- by the Salt Lake Tribune.) j Balt Lake Tribune. Special to The YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. Jan. 14. Youngxtown's Major George Ole. 'Who sprang in to hi bv fame unique platform and Jass campaign last fall, hasn't .torn up the street car track or dismissed the police force as yet but on the he has declared I .war --the What Let the major tell you. man with "He is the a big automobile alongside the curb who ask girls to- take a Vride with him. He has ''got- to go." In office, 'I he major, two week has been cleaning up the town with " When he took office vengeance. he Issued a formal notice to the Underwork!, notifying aJl evildoers that thev had Just one week to "love up, At the drink up. pack up and get. end of that week things began to e were cafes Seventy-fivhappen. dosed bv his refusal to Issue licenses to the proprietors, shohad been of violating the prohibition lass. .All clubs, from the most exclusive to the most plebeian, sere sartted that gambling and drinking sould not be tolerated, and 150 men clashed aa auspicious were and soirl-put in Jail. Copyright, gfocer-muyu- 1922, i, "" well-dress- Recovery of World Trading Will Be Stimulated by Elimination of Burden. A n By 61 R PHILIP GIBBS. lo Tbs Tribune. LONDON, Jan. 14; It U now possibls Special to estimate the actual results achiaved by tha Washington conference and to strike a fair balance between Us sue oess and It failure In the enormous task of arranging a world-wid- e pact of peace. In' calling the conference. President Har-ding and Mr." Hughes vrere carefuj both officially and unofficially to, limit It purpose to certain definite objects and to check tha rather exaggerated hopes opinion reawakened and Insummons to the great powers. It was limited to ths .possibility of decreasing naval armafnents on a relative scale. In order to avoid a competition in the. building- of battleship which would inevitably lead to war, and, of as Become Offer a second and vital part of the proto create a friendly agreement gram, Motion among the Pacific powers whereby peace 'should be fairly secured by a ordinance with regard to China. Inof the That broadly was the scope Jan. WASHINGTON, to Washington, ' but among the that Postmastsr General llaja will vitation and countries in many masses, ef peoples shortly retire from tbe' cabinet was made especially, I think, in the United State went at the White House today. and Great Britain hopes higher and The president personally gave out the farther than that. ' " - following statement; of Clarion Hope. 'The postmaster general and I have onffrene Thin call to the Washington been discussing at length iiw tile proposal which has been tnade to was like a bogle call heralding tha been ha ao hlch many hint to teeome the head 01 a national leadership association of motion pl.riura producer awaiting until hope deferred made the If the arrangement heart aJek. It aeemtd to be the first and 1 stributois. are wot ked sign that after three year of moral stuproves to be, when the del alls out, what it seems to le, 1 cannot well por and ineaaUv following the world con to Mr, interpose any objection Ilaya re- vulaion of war the leaders of great natiring from the caulnet to take up a work oa Vase Ceatlnsed TS sq important (Cat tuna Three) "It la too great an opportunity for a helpful public service for b ra to refuse I shall be more than sorry to have him retire from the cabinet, where he, has alhut we hat ready made so fine a to agreed to look u.on the situation from the broadest view point and seek the highest public good." PARIS, Jan. . 14 Further examination Stewart Ryan of the today of Thomas hold Statement. Tribune, Paris staff of tho Chicago wdth Hayss -crltl-ca- l eonnecUon in the pohee Mr Havs made this ftatEinenT: ' consejv condition of hU wife as athe "With the presidents consent, I have it le alleged, of the taking ot decided to undertake the work suggested quence, ee poieon tablets while with Mr. Ryan by the motion picture prodi.ee: s and dis- thi room here, developed two farein hotel a No contract ha tributors. been exeof Mrs. Ryan in which, tho cuted a yet. I am assuming of course, well letters she announced her intention police aay, that a satisfactory contract s,ll he poesi-bl- e to suicide. commit and cue which will make certain the Counsel for the defendant has estabcarrying out of the high purpost cont- lished that Mb. Ryan waa not armed at by thl great induslrj emplated time and xuoto his wife as having Mr. Havs, In further d.acussing the the moral she said confident e that constraint took the poison '.under propos'tion, expressed be arrangements could satisfactory who woman, California a Ryan, worked out by bln) with the motion pic- sfs Mr violinist ft known as Mias Audrey a He s.tld that as soon ture ir,tcrels. woaker much vaa today. She aa possible he would confer, probably In Creighton, American t Neullly. hospital New York, with representatives of the Is In the motion picture Industry who have been Off negotiating for hi services spired by ,thls Postmaster General Accepts Head to Picture Industry. , Letters Announce Purpose Kill Self of Woman Treaty Arraigns Former Premier, Charging Surrender of Nations Rights mously Ratified; Provisional Government Formed BY ANpRE TARDIKU. DUBLIN, Jan. 1$. (By the Associated CabtW to Salt Lake Tr bun.) (Special of The government provisional Press.) 1922, by Salt Lake Tribune.) the Irish Free 8 tat Is now a functioning (Copyright.' Is better qualified to tall the body. of the last few days In Francs story the Final formalities of approving, than Andre Tardieu the "Tiger's cub. treaty with , England were carried , oot M. Tardieu waa first among ths French late today when, after an historic meet- writers and statesmen to predict th doom ing In ths Mansion house of, representa- of th Brland governmenL M. Tardieu tSonstltuencles,, Irish southern " the tives of stands for the popular ' sentiment of Eamonn the ratified treaty, who formally France. In describing today th resignaJ. Duggan took to Dublin castle a copy tion of M. Brland, he points out th poliof members of the treaty signed by the cies of th new order. There must b no the new' government. association with Germany until Germany Sixty-fiv- e members Sleeted to .sit ht shows her good faith or reparations. the house of commons In southern Ireland Reparations admittedly are a punishment attended the morning meetlhg. No women and are obligatory. They have nothing representatives nor other adherents to to do with the economio reconstruction Eamonn De Valera, former. Republican of Europe. That Is business and requires - Ther must be no associapresident. ' were , present. - First on the list of eight men Appoint- partnership.tion with Russian soviet Ism until Russia ed ss constituting the provisional .govdebt. France her ernment la Michael Collins and It Is as- guarantee billionprewar francs in th Russian twenty sumed he will be made the nominal head. lost Russian repudiation. Above As a matter of fact, however, ths cor- revolution and nothing must threaten France's right is authoritatively Informed all, respondent left bank of the Rhine Inth to occupy that Arthur Griffith, as president of ths definitely, If Germany failsto live up to Dali and chairman of the delegation that negotiated th treaty, will bg"looked to militant mood.) aa Its supreme authority. PARIS. Jan. 14. Francs' awakening A Difficult Position.'1 s t , has corns! year-lon- g Aristide Brland' Ths position of Mr. Griffith Is one of reign of Improvisations, with never a peculiar difficulty. As president of the string line of French policy t at an Dali that Is, the Irish republic h occu- clear-c" . nd. pies tho same position as did Mr, De VaThs paat two years have bean years ot lera, and during treaty .debate In, the for France; disintegration Dali, Miss Mary MacSwlney and Ersklne disintegration Childers demanded that he keep his two of our International status by a servile offices of republican president and head acceptance of foreign theses rejected In 1919 by "Tiger" Clemenesau; disintegraof ths new administration distinct. poticie hr giving Miss ,lac8wlny, - Mr. Childers and tion of toourmendoiqestlo who were in a hurry to others of the republican party also power a profit by victory they did not helpvot-to stressed the necessity of keeping the win Irish republican parliament under the au ers andthewho were repudiated by th at last election; disintegration of thorlty only of the Dali. It Is regarded moral forces by a Weak policy which es significant, therefore, that neither Mr our yeses. Griffith nor Richard Mulcahy, the Dalis propagated defeatism of ths When twios resign? itsw minister of defense, has a nominal within twenty-fou- r of members hours th Tbs a government meet In ths absence of their place in the new administration. ministers appointed to administer the chTdf knd ' fWlcS communicate with him provisional government Include, v!th two telegraphically, there plainly Is discord. When parliamentary committees gen- Cmtlssad a Per Fear ! (Celesta-- ? recommendations, there is defiance. In brief, parliament was beginning to Voters to check up pn tbe premier. , . (Nq-Tna- n ut nd Women Urged Join One of Great Parties r , 1 $ Killed Two Explosions ket -- "v Surrender of German War Criminals to forTrialand PunishmentAskedby SCOv. Jan. J 4. The enterprising merchant who provide a supply of bathMt persona , mlli-tar- of Stoppers for Bathtubs 129,009 Rushing Life in Gotham Induces Heart Failure - Moscow in Urgent Need urs-ml- (Oehuss Tws.) ve -- GENEVA. Jan. J4. (By th Associated Dress.) Fa ui Hyman, praxMent of the council of the leaetie of nations, presented to the council tBis morning a telegram which Cardinal Merck r, prlmatn of Belgium, hart received from the community and the American Catholic Constantinople, patriarchate of Armenian stating that the entire population ha I decided to evacuate the eouittry. The y. appealed for vcesels to telegram And what of our Interallied relations? Trtterallled retstlons are possible only on a basis of right. Premier Brland with bis own hands destroyed that basis H surrendered ths rights of Francs on reparation. He surrendered the rights of Belgium on priorities. Hs surrendered Francs' rights In agreeing to a German H surrendered on ths admoratorium, mission of the Germans and of Russian sovietism to the conference on European reconstruction. . Francs had ths r ght to fear that In another day he might havs severed the vital clause of ths treaty of Versailles, giving Francs ths right to continue th Rhine occupation even bevond ths specified term of fifteen years. In ths vent that Germany falls to meet her obligation A majority In ths rhamber of deputies weaklv had saaot eneil these successive time of resentment surrenders, but th Cestinsed ss Pass Plv, al NEW YORK. Jan. 14 John Quinn, general manager of the Vita graph Klim corporation, todav announced that the first duties of Will Hays, should he accept the offer of mot.on picture men, would be the organisation into a single coopei atlve uni) of sxtj m e A meriran producing and distributing corporations with a capitalof more Ilian I25u,h0rt.0o0 He said Mr. Have salary had been tentatively fixed at $159,001). The new organization, Mr. Quinn said, the present naprooably wil supers-d- e tional assoc'at'bn of the motion picturt industry. Of hrhhh William A. Brady Is The latter association has a president. membership of J00 f roducing and distrlt-utin- g corporation. sub'd are Industries Mr. Hats cnlef duties, and exhibitor Mr. Quinn said will be "to work for the of the motion picture Ingood general dustry 1v setting before the publl facte to counteract it the evil Imconcerning pressions gained Jiy moving picture fsi.s circulation of false reports through Armenians Preparing to Evacuate The ir Country Brland Arraigned. NEW YORK. Jan. 14. The hustle and bustle of th metropolis Is partly responsible for an Incrtaas In deaths from heart disease. Health Commissioner Copeland said tonight. Too keen sn Interest i a contributing In th stock-marfactor. Commerting on the fact that U.IJY persona died here of heart trouble last Is of Oil year an Increase of S64 over 1929 ho said "Ther can be no dout t that th conRavaged by Flames ditions under whlch people Vive are , i for Will Modification Ask to heart disease. Thev, run up MEXIA. Tex , Jan H Eire, which sunway stairs two steps at a time and damage of Supreme Court Ruling are trqlt mu here tonight, caused 8nd The means all day long. harrying estimated at between " of transportation are so crowded that a The f.re burned neariv two 14 aits down where Jan. The American hs stands twice man LOUISVILLE, wa under up it hours btforp placed finally Hardwood Manufacturers' association will once. In sort, the New Yorker is nervous control. I court ask the a modification for followat repos. supreme The city Is under martal law. which held that the from his bed "From the time hs ar1 ing state action to rid the town of gam- v of Its recentof decision the statistical bureau of until he goes to bed, he is on th go." operation bling and jtlleged hnotleggera. The dlffl-ct'I K. L. General the encountered association,! Illegal. and sta'e rangers Bovle of Washington, chief counsel, Charleston In hpndl'ng crowds at the 4tre. Editor Arrested Most of to business buildings here ere made th's statement here todav at an Few are more Xhan executive meeting of the board of direcof frame o. on two stories. The Rosa and Green build- tor of the association. Charge of Treason Other test case probabv will be filed ing and the strdrture across the street loIn connect on with the declxton against -- OHARLEST4)N.-W.-"Va., in which toe telephone offices were Jan. 11 ' the eta tint leal bureau, General Boyle auld. cated are nvar ttie railroad depot." W. bnydrr. publisher of the While the cfy of Mex'a I more or If thev are decided against the associa- Frank a weeky puhlicattorf devoted less s wittered, the bus.nesa section proper tion. tbe counsel asserted, "then congress to the interests of organized labor, was Is confined to a comparative small space. I th onlv recourse arrested by state troops on a capias issued. by the Logan county court, charging treason and conspiracy In connection with the armed march of miners from Kanawha County to Logan county last Allies summer. wa taken to thlKkft tonight in Commission thsSnyder custody of troopors. He waa indicted by ths Ijogan county grand Jury. Scott, acting secretary-treasur, of Isaac district 17, United Mine Worker o! of America, also was arrested on a similar PARIS, Jan. 14. (By the Associated Press.)-Surrend- er the Germans cbnrged with offenses in connection with the war to oharge. Rnvder and Scott are among 299 Ini the allies for trial is recommended in two resolutions adopted by dicted. t. Big Task Ahead. tub and wash basin stopnors for Rue air will be prot Oriel officially by foreigners and natupt alike, -- a these necessary articles have utterlv d'sanpeared The Inhabitants are using cork and wooden plugs wrapped with cloth. ' The most popular member of the American rokmv tiow In Moscow I a yocng woman who thoughtfully brought a Supply of rubber etonpers from Mew York and distributed them among her friends as Christmas presents. d, bald-head- d, French Plan to Carry Aeronautical Race Honors Mr. Hays refuse I to discuss the salary which he would receive in his new position, but it has been repotted as upward of $159,000 a year Postmaster General Ht was said by hts friends, however, not to regard the as the controlling factor In his salary de tslon. While It was slated at the White House that the question of a successor to Mr Hays bad not been considered by the prcsideBt and would not be until he had definitely made Iris decision, Immediately Ihtre sprung forth Various reports These Include the nm9s of Herrv S New, senator from Indiana, Mr. Hsv home state; Dr. Hubert Work, present first assistant - postmaster genetal. Waiter S. and Dickey, Kansas Glty manufacturer, Representative Bteenerson of Minnesota, chairman of the. bouse iostofflce committee. - ' ' NEW YORK, Jan. 14 John T. Adams, chairman of the Republican national committee, tp an address before the woman! national Republican club today, urged women to Join either ot the two great political parties, and jiot Identify .themselves with Independent movements "There is about as rauoh logic in women forming a political group," be said, as there would be in having the green-eveor the or the people set themselves up as a political party. Few greater misfortunes could befall our oountry in these trying times than to have our civil energies frittered - . away In contests between groups. Mo- are YORK? French14 The tions, occupational Interests or social diJnr. NEW I visions." the aeronautics to recapture planning recotd endurance recently taken away from them bv the Americana. Seven Workmen The aeronautical chamber of commerce of America announced today It had rein ceived from France advices that manufacturers of the Karman-Goliat- h early In two a with would send MOUNT Texas. Jan. 14. March plane up at Five personaPLEASANT, were killed and three others pilots, hoping to rema'n in the air will The machine least forty hours: seriously Injured, one probably fatally, oarrv three tons of fuel and food for two aa a result of an explosion at the sawda vs. mill of George Parsons, near here. The set the previous mill was demolished, the boiler being A Farman-Goilat- h hour nine- blown S00 feet through a pile of timber. world's record of twentv-f&u- r teen minute and seven second, wnch Mlneola. L. I . at wa month broken last DETROIT, Jan. 14. Two Ilvea were by Edward Stinson and Llovd Bertaud lost in an explosion at ths M. A. Hanna The steel in an Larsen monop'ane. at Zug Island. Plant plant today, Americans were aloft 2$ hour. 19 min- officials have been onable to determine , utes and 35 second. If the explosion, which occurred In a blast furnace, was caused" by a slip of metal or internal combustion. Two other Mexia T.own workmen reeel veil minor bum. Huge Salary Offered. - Stands Alone in Her Unani- Tardieu. ' transport I Anglo-Iris- h er of Disagreement Between Laders Crop Out as Two Confer. TARI8, Jan. 11. (By the Associated Press. ) That France stands alone In her vlewpolnt and policy toward Germany , waa reported a the outebme of the tiM : tervlew this afternoon between Premier-designa- te Poincare and Prime Minister t Llojo George. Following his conference with M.Poln-carIt wag announced that Mr. Lloyd -Turk leader whose murder Is re ported In George bad abandoned bia proposed Inter- th European cablegram. view with M. Brland sad lr. Hathenau, inasmuch os Mr. Poincare was understood to hav suggested that the contemplate.! ; meeting might prove detrimental to Fcln,-cares efforts to form a cabinet. M. Poincare and Mr. TJovd Georg di- - ' cuxsed all the questions pending between the two oountrlea. It was learned, and th French statesman told th British premier that a soon as his cabinet was formed he would ask officially for a meeting of th allied supreme council, to which Japan would be invited to send x e. T E dele-(ate- s. , tha closa of hi conference todav with th British premier. M. Ptihtcar in a statement declared Uiat "interna-- , At Mustapha Kemal Pasha, Head of Ottoman Nation aliita, Is Assassinated. tional question henceforth will be settled, at heretofore, through ambassa- This. In the expressed opinion of th premier-desig- n ate. would mean the vlr tual disappearance of th supreme coun- cil. although he added; "There must b ons final meeting, should th French viewpoint prevail, and I have good reasons to believe it will, so far as Great, Britain la concerned. . Ha thought there had heen too manv mttnga-e- f tb sir- preme council, and he desired a return of to the way dealing. Th conference turned out to be quite a success for th new premier, according to th Fretnrh view, os b entiv convinced Mr. Uoyd George that It would be construed by the French nation aa unfortunate, and by himself a inimical to him personally, should Mi , Brland Lloyd George meet and Dr. Rathenau, German representative. LONDON, Jan. 14. (By tha Associated Press.) Mmlapha - Kemal Dacha, th Turkish Nationalist lender, ha been mui 'an Exchange Telegraph dered, say agency dispatch from Constantinople to ay Quoting a report from Angora, ths turklsh Nationalist capitol. Mustapha Kemal Paaha wa sent from apv Constantinople to Siva aa inapector of tbs northern military district of Anatoli In 1919. Sines that time hs became head ef tbs Turkish Nationalist army and vir- Merely Social Function. " tually dictator of Turkey in Asia. Boon In consequence, M. Brland' vla't to tb After be went into Asia Minor bia actlv Brlt.sh embassy was merely a so e nl Itie against th sultan government, at function, during which he had a brief, Mr. Lloyd George did not met the Gerdisobeyed Constantinoples demand for hi resignation after tbs armistice, which mans, Ths British premier came hers with the Turks alleged the Gres occupation of a poliev of a moratorium had violated, organised th Turkish Na- ratification for Germany tentatively granted by tna tionalist army and began resisting th reparations commission, but met wlln Greek occupation of Asia Minor. who nppoa'tlon front M 1oln name i known Mrcnx Mustapha Kemal that Germany had not paid to t'ts argued at. throughout the near 'licit of her capacity end that some He is from an obscure family of means must he found for lightening He waa alsa.va a Young Turk burden. and commanded one of the two Turkish Frames Ths eonelusion In circles, which into Constan- hats rallied to the P.lglan British and Italian teg.ments which marched tinople in the Young Turk revolution In views, Is that Francs stands alone tut 1909. ; the reparations problem. Mr. Lloyd Georgs had notified Elysec TR to oh would call he that palace President Mllterand, but ths latter had an engagement ana suggested an hour which wa th time when the fremler with M Ifoincar It was Jam.' 14. raid N. J.. by the British Ue'exatlon that Mr. Alleging NEWARK, loss by Senator FYelinahuysen of Lloyd Georg did not tall at Elvsee palpetition ot 15.990 wntlprohlbittoniats calling ace, a custom requires an Invitation, on New Jersey's senator an.t represen- The official explanation waa that the provide for visits from the hesda tatives to work for i mod Ideal ton of the of foreign states only on invitation. Volstead enforcement act, William R. Stewart, president of the Antlrlry league of New Jersey, today charged that ths British Disappointed. senator either had "dishonestly supclrctiM do not conceal the'.r dn th "petition or wj guilty of pressed tbe ifetlure of M., ovr such carelessness ss rendered him "un-- t aopointmnt to meet President Mil Llovd Ueorff of be the United to member a worthy Premier lerand. However, he received States aenata" , and Foreign Minuter Jarm r ot The petition, sent to 4he senator re Tbeimyt Belgium, and ftlro aiw M da Lnstema, cently. demanded modification of the who I cUtod for the ministry of fhtanr Volstead art to permit the Bale of light In tha ponrar rablneL ooncrntng the wines and beer. central international corporation, officonfer cially adopted bv the Cannc enca. to which M. Pol near a ta said U WASHINGTON, Jan. 14 Senator ha had lout dented arer. that 4 today Both th BelirHn and German or anppreaeed a prt'tion for a light wine of the Votstead Set, ration were enxlour to hear the leNUi? and beer amend-"eaa charged In Newark. "I am not the of the Movd Georra-Poncdiacu.mj ronfdenthri Informant! kind of man to supnresa anything." he and would he present avid, explaining that aa Ftp Tfcra r the petition ht the senate at the first op(Ooluma On.) - New Jersey Senator Denies Suppressing Wet Petition pro--toc- ol . nt r''ved DoughnuisJo Be Doled Out Make Yotir Table More Attractive by Oldest Woman Mayor DELAWARE. Ohio, Jan. 14. The new mayor of Magnetic 8nring, St village tohealth resort near here, announced home-mad- e night that she would aserve an inducement doughtnut and cof'e out: to meet ngs ts get council a memheMr Mart new chief The village bei.cved to be $0 of age. year VtFadilen, woman In the United rravor thd oldest State.- - fine was appointed hv M tyor N O. Brown, sho ha gone south to spend th winter The doughtnut and coffee are not th I. that ah prove only Innovation kPnr h would Inaugurate, she said. make them public In due tbre. Wale sNot Menaced While at Madras , London Says LONDON. Jan. 14 Dspatch's tq the morning newspapers from Ur fish cone- spondents in India agree that the Prmrx of Wale was In no write mensc-- d at the time of the disturbance In connection with Iris arrival a- - Madias Tha rr'.nce rode along a three-nili- e route watched the crown's described ai fr.end e ty aqd even fntbm-tar- t It was after the prince's arrival at however. fha ths government lo hmi. been have ihe xvorst what appears of be onttirerrk' happened. "'A nvib from the Tripllcans, whli It ts mainly quarter, rushed the stalne on an of Ripon, a former ornamental pagomia decors tel with Bnt- Ish flags, portraits bf the prince and were seised, palms. All the decorations scattered and trampled in the dust. I'o-tea- !rrelej-ant- , -- f- lous." in TT 1 death-maki- yesterday. , ' ln-tea- , , u ia Eating FOne 'kite necessary to maiatala - I between and civilized beings is that the latter have made a virtue of tbtl necessity. Recently science has demonstrated that raw foods must form a part of the diet iu order that the body" may not be undernourished. Four out of ftv New York Citv school children wet found to be ia this condition, Th us ef oranges nttd lemon, is nd utlatable way of in-- s A delicious uring a balanced food supply for 1 y. Impertinent - i ar portunity. i ! j , i , the interallied eommission on war crimes made public today. in The resolutions were adopted by the commisbion at its session Prosecution Scores Point -' Case Small s Governor accordance from in instructions and the with 6 7, here on January nrt jWAUKEGAN. III., Jan. 14. allied supreme court. The commission's first mblution 'finds the (By the Ireee ) The prosecution In conduct of the recent trials at Leipzig unsatisfactory, except for a Associatedof Governor andLVer. iAn Small i few cases, and that the procedure of the trials wa not gneh aa fv thscae non Curtis, charged with conspiracy to i the state, won a victory today clicit the truth. There were acquittals .where there should have defraud Judge Edwards overruled an atieen convictions, and light sentences instead of heavy, the resolu- when on blU the state tack bv the defense SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC REPORTED! or particular. " ' 7 tion says. Arraignment of the defendants was set - FORT SMITH. A rkr. -- Jan 14. Barb t The second resolution hold it is nsdess to submit further for next Rattirday. wlr entanglements guarded bv armed" At the earn time the defense win pre Wen hav been placed across highways cases for trial by the Leipzig court and recommends giving effect swot a motion for j separate trial for Is ding to poteau. Heaventr add Wlster, Mr. Bmall and Mr. yfirrtls. 238 of the treaty f Versailles, providing for Germanys Okie , according to sdvtces todav, lh The decision raiue after a dav'nf anru connection with the stna.lpox eplriem'e surrender to the allies of 'airy identified persons charged with war merit. In which tbs detense attacked ths Compulsory vaccination la In force t Havener and WWter. Thrcs state s bfl of particulars a offenses for trial by the allies. and scanda'Incompetent, eighteen, were reported in -- nt Evidences -- . View-poi- on Germany, Pre- mier. Tells M. .Poincare. Resources of Nations Have De Valera and His Follow- Recognizing Resentment of Deputies, Leader $teps Vast Menace ers Absent From Session; Escaped I of Vain Competition. l More Prisoners - Freed. -- Aside;- Reign - af End. ofpopular -- con-vtrt- rd RELIEF COMMERCE on the opposing forces into contact and establish a aeries of negotiations designed to prevent the Impending disaster. Two such conferences have been held within a week. The first was held January 7 at the 8 street home of Secretary Hoover in this city. That conference was held after those present had sat down together at dinner as Mr. Hoover a guests, and wan attended by the following KEMAL PASHA 1 (Copyright, 1902,' by the Salt Lake Tribune I Special to The Salt Lake Tribune. BEAUFORT, N. C., Jan. 14 Fish- - tng fottrepatrioted rye whisky on the Cape" Lookout ahoala Is the latent and mostlucrative sport along the 'f'arottna- - eoaaC ahir 'thereby bangs a sad tale. A few days ago a schooner was noticed in distress off the cape. EviEventually dently she tug noticed the plight of the unfortunate vessel and bore down upon the her, with smoke pouring from Imfunnels, thinking to aalvage the periled craft. But the schooner was a hlgh-sea- s bootleggar. The akirper saw the thg for him and he coming straight Jumped to the gollty conclusion that It was a revenue cutter bound on taking him captive, ho up came all hands and overboard went a cargo of $59,909 worth of the choicest rye, which had been sh'pped out of the prohibition wan Immcountry when inent and was on its wav back for ' home consumption. The bootleg sk'p-pe- r realized his mistake when the within hailing distug finally got tance. but the liquor was gone. drertsrin end Then cnened a wH dragging debauch. The news of the overboard liquor spiead along me roast and fishing smacks- came from everywhere to Join In the hunt One fisherman hauled up five cases in one net. CENTS 10 PAGES-FI- VE Seining for' Liquor Is Profitable a Sport Million and Half Railway; Employees and 500,000 Coal Miners May Quit. re useful in renting1 ? cs. Imsiiiess holdings, faims and suburban property'. ....... $12.27)$ Copper (cathodes) 'Wt ' Tribune j I Hiferea sv-ag- I the body. 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