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Show p V - V.pt3k8& ' (WsyUft.. Aig M A JSf u" "- -- rJ . p (4StiS- se.5!H2 Dttif W r I DESERET EVENING War Savings Stamps, Better . Thair Paid Up . Life Insurance J on W . . - ,T ifh ' t Archangel rOi -- ' j j Front -- ft r' - German Provisions Are Exhausted; - People Now Facing Starvation Roosevelt As He Looked on Return From Europe Lieut.-Co- l. of ms IN Mils - i ' WASHINGTON, March 1 (.Settlement of the account fcfth'e commit- tee on public Information, now being Wound " j made, will ahow that the committeedomestic work wa Virtually self- eueUlnlnK.. George Creel, chairman Wash- - ot th committee ald today. Mr frora a 4ty, Europe, after spending several month j H igh at Tientsin in g ton Alarmed. LON DON'T"' htarrli - rlund M 14. Mlmlk J Official is Seriously ' ed reeling running I :L Delegates Say There Can be No Compromise Over Possession of Disputed Seaports Street Fighting. - t rt.. Vivid Recital of Chairman Creel Say Their Give Settlement Will Show It Doing in German Capital Was Work Culminatingin Serious Virtually Self-Sustaini- I Work at Peace Conference To be Taken Up and Rushed to Early Conclu Tho gonraal staff at els Un that daring January and February, tlic BoUlirvlk army occupied territory the le of France, having 1 ,0,15 mile of railroad under Its control and declares that the soviet troops will reach Arrhangrl by May 1, according to a Helsingfors dispatch to the Mail. After the Bolshevik! entered Kiev, they sic ssld to have executed Prof. Baranovsky, an economist, who wa reomitjr to ropreaent Ukraine In Paris. Prof. ZaholotU. Prof. Efimenko. Gen. Balbachan, It newspaner men and the prerident of the manicdpality are also reported to have been executed. Mi-co- w (By Lincoln Eyre.) UorM-UneNews Staff Correspondent.) (Copyright, by Press. Pub. Co.) As the sharply PARIS, March IS territorial claims beconflicting tween Italy and J ugo-Sl- a via. constitute one of tha most serious problems before th peace conference and as The World already has pub- (New York 11. sion. PARIS, March J 4. President Wildosing up the committee affair. H son returning to the peace conference reiterated today hi statement made lished the latterafter hi trip to the United State arcage In an interon hi arrival in New York that h 1 PEKING, Thursday. March rived Ip Pari shortly after noon toview with the chief of th Jugo-Sla- v comof the a chairman had Ameriresigned i . , day. (H, the Associated. Press.) delegation in Paris, Dr. Payitchlteh, President Wilson, he said, mittee ' Wilson is President can marine have raided th Japanese The return of the Italtarv claim is now authoritat. hl not has j .however, yet accepted welcomed by the morning newspaper concession t Tientsin, forcing their ively set forth in special interviews the peace conference at Paris a petition formal , In editorial resignation. and that Journal The consulate says y into the Japanese ahich the representatives of Flume favonng the suspension of the blockmean of It and results Of the positive appropriation to original early consul, according from the peace conference, adding. and Italy gave The World corre- ade and asking prompt assistance for dovaulting the commtttees th $1,150,000 'for There is no doubt the president dispatches received here. spondent today. the starving women and children, the mestic work. Mr. Creel said about cornea back with the full resolve to The trouble Is' said to have been $100,000 remained Signor Giuseppe Cenepa is" deputy destitute and the hospitals of middle About war unexpended.' wind th j up treatment promptly. given mused by th rough for Genoa in the Dalian parliament, and eastern Europe. The editorial writer also are ecu-- ! $400,000, he said, had been made American soldier who became disorth present state of public j with a former under secretary of war and pied war exhiJ. add from motion PARIS, Thursday, March ,11 pictures quarter of the (By ; opinion, in Amerte.- The Ftgaro say t LONDON. Thursday, March 1$. If derly in the Japan food controller, a member ot the and paid Into th treasury an. th.4Gfn ire Associated Press.) Brig. Sen. that, the Ioitew Hrttgtes, by sharing In! out drove soldier TJ.panese does not get quit large food Germany s council ef the Italian Socialist Union, and bOaorominent-volitk with fixed bayonet, it U about $250, 00 more will earn from Georg H.Hsrrie. ommaader f the promoter af tha congress In Itonfs supplies during April, literal starvaiw wounding tao of thm mto- u- thl. source. The commute, chair- - American' military force, at Berlin , tion will result, says a Reuter's dls- n of the oppressed man said it might be Interesting to P! Europe 4 world glides, bit ! the next day 100 angry marine, learn the war . council nationalities supreme bull-and a member of the patch from Berlin. that the derided official through jlltv "The government was forced to - i economic of committee In algeneral had that congress, tin. U aquation $14.24 subscripand it takn,in freaky af the Gman Sndtnthe he Japanese concession raise the bread ration weeks ago to Italo-Sla- v and chairman of comthe tUm. Gen'Harriwi leged they attacked every Japanese erma"f- - of peace is signed! Will it not- rather mittee. Hia newspaper, LAver, Is keep the people even relatively quiet, In explaining that he regarded him- uevt-co- l. the marine. When Tatocoat koonvetr encountered. yield and go home for good,- leaving Grain supplies, while he is the the message reads. always old Europe to work out its salvaUon by the consulate- they forcibly self now as a meFnt cltixen, Mr. Creel three monriii cn tm in. h will be absolutely exhausted by .May. kaid closest he friend to of' that Leonids sn take active Bisaolatt, Zlr .t U reported, andsaulted- Interest In Only half a harvest is expected this( who resigned from the V alien cabinet year. !mnii.nni because there are sev-- ! political affairs. He added nibtIn the merfhtisne the spectre of the consul, whose Injuries are underWhen tha office-seeker, er as a be as an it wouldnot Party Left its Dalmatian bolshevism Is talcing on flesh and protest against eral problems which we. the British, stood to be serious." one can see as he passes the'! as blood in unS,.r ,Gu,l'i Italians and French, would settle In claims Signor Canepa is now a-- memNkVhimTiJUrCe The consular body Is deliberating but much as a humble assistant east and 'suburbs, or talks with the i of ber d of our the which the Italian process labor 7aTaihanBleA restore to developing to delegation who see behind the scenes. on measures to be taken rlesf opinion, the government will con-- rr In need.1 the peace conference, and contends people ,, .oeg no, that such normal conditions It is said that feel- pubUc life stands trol the situation If food hf Mr. particularly his m Creel characterized reports of that political past entitles him to AUiesWiU Trade fred ing Is running high at Tientsin. be considered as untainted with differences with President Wilson atf BoUflevik mnuM iPi?tl1wbac,erfthe '' "Making ail aHowances for Internal in it America, may Food For Shipping , poUtical quarrels so false as to be absurd. He said brder 1 Jingoism, Wilson's President policy , Washington Officials , that be ejud ..rn,, was on the other band his greatit that All Factions Want FHibsC. approTed by a ma: BRUSSELS Thursday. March IS, Greatly Disturbed est pride that be could say that from consist o O offlcl?Td. SO? men. ln M"hMlin8 f.iiow citizens. Many of Asked whether he claimed It Is The decision of the Allied powers' 1$. Th March COPENHAGEN, of modfications asked he had to the first the last "faith. true, only oneVtf and Gov14. necessary that Flume providing tor the turning over by Ger J March WASHINGTON. after victims of the latest Spartacan' dis- rjght confidence and the moat inspiring sup- - niace in c.ermniw du - tha JTthe of nationstime.plan,It isbutonly many of merchant ships and securities .00 Rusa turbances in Berlin, according to the should be annexed to Italy, Canepa in Th,ere ernment official were greatly dis- port from the president present ca tor by "raft of the text. exchange tor food was presented to In the conference, news peace from nu.pInen' discussing so the are Am replied: the Americans. The headquarters lfl Berlin Zeitung turbed a German delegation here today by an f Mittag, today by Mr. Creel asserted that he kept his Berlin acit Is merous Without difficult, raided are on doubt marine comm lemon headed by VtoeAd- -t Allied that Italians the floor of the qf all Peking that American made before going abroad that Hotel Adlonr in thesecond n KMtVe for (be bodies commodations at Tientsin pledge Must hrtirt of - hare -f all parries miral Sir Rosslyn - Wmyss, ef Greet p tho and the Japaneecongtilat GeiTflffny city, politicians do wouldto he with e n paper-reportthat there i morgnes-ThBritain. The Germans were permit- where much, fighu&g and seriously mjdred the consul. No th conference ernothing going H Ha publicity. Biasolati. are convinced ted In Han- - including on. During the early stages of to ssk questions, but no discussion Up Her Leasehold are 19 bodies in the42morgue not the! official information had 'been receivsituation The developed," amazing Flume be ! or should to been that Gen. of have which overstraase was allowed. Harries had a narrow j fighting assigned ed either by the state department he added, that the very correspondAstheas in almost He was 14. and escape. the identified but j March tn many inquiries ents who were most fearful of my a window (By coun-- 1 the Japanes embassy, standing PARIS, Italy. were not sent as It was assumed that secret control- were eventually quar- of the American headquarter, watch- - sociated Press.) The supreme garrison hospital while there are 115 j ,.Did not Bi(lw)jatj because Feeding of Germany on the cables. lng a clash between opposing factions ell of the peace conference has vir- - j bodies at the Fricdrifhshain hospi rereports already were officials me for steadfast with my from Foreign Minister reling when a sniper's bullet g raxed bis tually decided to include in the pre-jtdoubted fusal to act as their wet nurse.' in eastern Berlin. There are 30 he differed Western Interests Nation Navy department j breast and buried Itself In a Window Uminary treaty of peace a require- - dead at the Urban hospital ln south-casin- g Sonnino about Flume? I asked. that 200 marines were involved In the The committee chairman denied his Berlin. shall eastern side. by raid as .reported, because no marines relinquish . ment that Germany "No; he explicitly stated that their that tt)e American government PARCS, March 14. Th German! and all are stationed at Tientsin gnd the en- flatly During th mors recent disorders in her leasehold of Tslng-Ta- o had since the opening of the peace Berlin, difference waa confined to Dal- delegation at Brussels today was un- -i the electric lights have been properties and concessions on the Berlin Insurrection tire contingent at Peking, three or conference exercised der th presidency of Under-Secany censorship extinguished, street cars of j matia," Canepa answered. i four hours' ride away, numbers only a over news matter between Stopped, tele- - 8hantung peninsula- von .and Dr. Theodora' f Europe and phone and telegraph wires be w hundred. Only the presence of a will Is news- On what grounds do Italians pre- State understood, No attempt. It eut, alHe United M. Statea M. said the of that Melchoir A , presses left . Idle and stores made at present to render a decision j Warburg number of American ships In port of - - French and British cen- paper fer thia claim?- - bankers ot Hamburg, was vie preid- - f " closed, yet tha .public,- - according to as to the ultimate possession of Oer- -j which Ihe department has not been, though the nothwere In still to Marcel operation, sorships Switzerland. Because according dent, Hntin, ed- - j Gen. ItalFlumes undeniable BASLE, Thursday, advise el,- eon Id accountforso many Harries, shows little evidence of manys rights, a Inch is now the subing has been done by this government panic. The streets have been crowd- - ject of a controversy between the Jap- - March 13. The Berlin insurrection ian character is proved by its popu- itor of Echo de Paris, who says that j marines being ashore and off doty at go Wilcriticism of President prevent among th German representatives f ed with people. Including women and anesa and Chinese delegations in may be considered as suppressed. Uus- , from reaching the chlldren. The American force stationed - at son and his policies but the military forces have Faria The former holds that Japan tave Noake, the minister of defense, lation, Its secular culture. Its cus- was G. Manldevttx, director of tha or to th the tscheban k. press and toms sendng its tradition European are which Inall Tientsin is the Fifteenth regular kept th crowds coatmanUy moving, acquired the leasehold by , right of announced in the national assembly at United Statea any news the corresponIt is understood that Under Secy. ; The rattle of rifles and machine guns conquest over the German forces Weimar today, a German dispatch Italian. Besides, Flume is an integral fantry regiment, which has been there dent saw to transmit von Braun had a speech in t fit, echoes throughout line Wty both day1 there, although she is willing to permit reports. Only one suburb remained tOjpart of for several years and which Is jstna, sod istria belongs to which be would prepared tell the Allies thatL and night, but the Spartacan bands the ultimate status of the Shantung be cleared of the Sparta cans, the roln posed entirely of veteran soldiers. reasonsfor exsince was the of long Italy a matter feeding Germany have been gradually driven back and peninaul te be determined by -- the later stated. GERMAN AUSTRIA of interest to all the western powers.- "control of strategic centers, peace conference.- - China - contends , The disarmament of the population pounded by HazxlnL- Makes No Report on bay lost The have Allies to offered furnish , muet be HerrNoake hastened. health said. of the ezpeditionary the lease was automatically cancelled But yill not Italian poatssion of food until next TO VOTE ON NEW harvest, but the Ger-- ! forces since th Spanish influenza ltis especially the fault of certain, Flume deprive who epl-- 1 by the expulsion of the German the Croats Assault on Consul harof a mans were ready to urge that the only j ln September and October has notably the Frcihclt and acquired it by force and newspapers, CONSTITUTION demic been excellent. Of the 6 deaths from originally the Red Flag. he continued, that' bor essential to- their development, measure that would cause a great i to China. reverts i the that property WASHINGTON. March 14. A clash improvement in the internal situation disease, S3 occurred before Jan 4 It la expected that the final adjust- - ct of pillage, brigandage and murder thus sowing- - the seeds of a future of between American troops, a Japanese Germany would be the sending of the fighting the American ment. will be made in the definite have been committed Itr gerlin as they war? I inquired. VIENNA, Thursday, March 11. Throughout food in qnantieies proportionate to j pollreman and some civilians at Tientroop have generally been greatly peace treaty by the league of na- have been inciting the people fog Slav Plea.) The outnumbered, Minor Port. (kills It tsin wa reported to the state depart- (By the Associated Germany's needs and the fixing --of but the looses Inflicted tion unless. In the- - meantime, the months past. The Independent Socialare re- financial, conduiona-whkc-- .IX.da jmL, think ment. today by Minister Relnsch at constitution of German Austria to b upon th enemy have been at least principals to the controversy ists did 11 they could tn support a Canepa o,. reach ' The plied. . five-- , times ...those suffered factory. Peking. The minister said he .had voted on . tomorrow, provides "shafneleia actions. a Tria because Just agreement. satisfactorythe mutually .First, by' S I1 ins sent Ftrwt Secy. Spencer to Tientsin to chancellor' of state and ten depart- Americano. , -- As the great mass of the workmen of Berlin newly mobilized The departments Russian troops are becoming mental Ifecretarie honest men. but Impure elemental6 w 8 hsrhor of Antri investigate and report. - - - -- v-. Mast Allies Save trained, German Delegate Will., :, ,, ,. ar t" waa l, 'of have-crepNo mention was made of a raid by of foreign affairs, the army, food and they are harbor and seem to Hungary, 'a in among the! gradually relieving th strain American marine In - .the Japanese traffic; according to the program will to which ihe American, workers. The hyenaslatian traffic never renrreeHted more Siberia From Bolsheviki British and Be on Equal Footing of thethoughtful revolution began to intrigui consulate and the- - wounding of the continue to function only until union French forces were put In the early before maral law was proclaimed than IS per cent of its total tonThe days of the campaign. Al! American consul, reported In a Peking dispatch J with Germany la accomplished. HONOLULU. T. H., March 13. WEIMAR. March 14. (By the As- and before troops had been ordered nage. Second, w are not confronted to The Associated Press. The minla-cabinet will be formed by the Social-te- troops are now enjoying regular rest sociated Press.) All the German to advance upon Berlin. the- - Croatian state but by Jugo- Gen. Robert Paris of thp French army, message was brief Add gave no Democrats and Christian Socialists, periods, either ot Archangel or at by returning from Siberia, where he was the German .Nationalists having dedelegates to the peace conference will details. villages behind, the Unea harbor Is associated r slavia, whose natural with --the Czecho-gjov- a k an' equal footing, although clined places in the ministry. In the absence of complete InformaThousands of - Russian prisoners. be on von Brockdorff-Kntzathe Spalaio. Ig Dalmatia, which affords command, said today through hikalde. tion officials were not willing to disGen. Harries says, are clamoring to re- Count be will tha that leader. AUis4mervenetl1n!iS tboir jobless cuss the Incident for publication. Priturn home, but thlsfwould present a foreign minister, XJl P3 riy ,.wl)lj) n t ha ve, th powcn- - toi mediately .with sufficient force, the ScriowA. problem- At and Zagreb. Finally. . Flume Bolshe T-vately, however; It was sakiiif the Jap- - . Viki-- would cverwhelm- - Sibcrta : vest-edecisions that mkke final being WWTtsOnsula'te bad ondcv Ifaly-- will fl" port and the Germans would ending of $.000 Russians into tbs Violated of. tn thehlnet..Jt-wil- l be accom course the guilty would, be punished hands of . the .Bolshevik 1 The tatter , 'erm' o'iT Russia. gain an ungiving free passage, to .the conference by a. large ar threatening the- - Polish front and panted to and a-- proper apology" would "be mad and other hinterland . shakable Hungarian said oterka the CStechs. having lost half .He of secreand experts, " the Croats insist FOR EUGENE DEBS have a powerful organization at Vltna group Japan. The Japanese consulate is " jc Ih Zrde . with tunl!ttiitd funds for propaganda taries!. on located in a saloon and restaurant Italian mfp Jnispod The selection 'peace conferwork. which la. under-dire- ct section of Tientsin and brawls there in get Barron, . to . which Vip of ence delegates was reached they, can teavtng 1Tbertbetp leSS"C5h d li ion ,a me past are )dJU Jiave been , no tin- bare free access through the were jVdPlPb. Jotfa.. former, Bolehevlk ' amcabinet which began supreme court iq to determine wheth- can long growing worse steadily Ten dimeeting ' ' bassador at Is Berlin. mars delta. It believed flu that Wednesday and lasted far into- the er stock dividends are be said, cpu(d reach Moscow CLEVELAND, O, March 14. Prac- a strong -vision. . fedto Tin von not think the zone in Poland be.( subject military Count von Bernatorff will eral income tax under the 191$ in- safest solution would be to Interna- - VuVhSibn!l and oreverybody - who could crowd tween Russia and Germany, together evening. tically not a delegate although there has come tax act. Appeals from federal tionslize Fiume? . der in Russia. cAino-japanes- e , Into a theatre to hear-aaddress by with food relief, offers the surest beenbegreat pressure brought to bear court decrees in New Tork which held means of li do hack th Bolshevik not,- - Canepa replied. have him named. This was partly that such dividends were not ' John Reed, Socialist editor of New advance. holding taxable Under American care the to SECRET TREATIES ought to American People . frnatrated by Information received ; were filed today by the government. "Flume's York, stood with upraised hands las Russian prisoners are In a ed both be respect sentimental reasonably from abroad through Americans here Owing to the importance of the case, and Must right and sWore that "either Gene good condition wlfh adeqbatmfood .Feed Flume's grounds. practical T0 BE PUBLISHED Debs popRussia and that the choice of Count von Bern, the attorney general will ask the court ulation ot 50.060 wouldnot enable would get out, of jail or we little sickness and mortality. her storff probably would be rejected by to expedite its would all get in. consideration,The will and a maintain to Steps bs equip probably taken to report large ARCHANGEL, Thursday; March 13. Entente rowers. PEKING, Thursday, March IS. It Is Debs was recently sentenced to 10 turn them to Russia by- - way of the the friendly proceeding instituted enough for the traffic of such an .Inv ( By the Associated - The - appointment ' ef Count von suit Mrs. announce her that the eecret years In for- 'Press.) by Myrtle H. Ms com her, a stock- ternatlanal port. , by a. federal Jury Black sea tr by other routes so as to Brockdortf-Rantzaimprisonment a1 ifi,bftw"n (Bilna and Dr. matiow, secured by the Allied food- -' Eduard holder In the Standard Oil company Is Italy, ppen to ne compromise? committee Japan will her for violation of the espionage avoid forcing them into the Bolshevik be published Russia north and from of California. tt, recover tax paid an law. Friday. ranks. Her decision la firm and unanimous, ' n gage eight) - ' , (Continue ' a stock dividend of J1D0 scares. N ' - mid Signor Canepa, firmly. , . on (Continued page eight) N , - . . ' ' n - t i 1 ?r Hit! I , s - ths'T'' othiaXiorX ,.J Austro-Hungaria- Ppfore A a.?. 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