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Show Preedoe 'llorlet. Raid I wing columns lot movie. SER Sloe likdtver oppirto. . 6 , !'Todars News Today." The events:1 paper gives you the news while ft Is r2 yet news. 3 1, PAGES M lIONDAY JUNE 23 1919 SALT LAXE CITY - UTAH C N 41.1 ::- SEVENTIETIr --- frx YEAR - 4 Pwad 'at3 C.93 , .'.:,.-..- eimar. , .:H,,.4-i4.ii0..j.0tt....0.i- , SURRENDERED HUN ALLIES' HANDS' - llatriENOPIERIT IFIGHT ON LEAGUE FLEET SCUTTLED AT TRUCE STAGE; ILABOR FEDERATION 1 UPHOLDS STRIKING Hours Oven Hun to Sign Marked by Desperate El. fort For Further Extension of Time and For Additional Modifications of TermsBoth Are DeniedAssembly Overwhelmingly For Acceptance. last Boche Oil czty,and Mety U. S. BATTLE NOT OVER; TELEGRAPH liEYMEN Feeling Mexico WASHINGTON. June between Mexico and Grows Both Sides Are Realigning Indorsement Carries ApGrandiloquent in AdmitTheir Forces to Contest to pointsnent of President He Ordered Gerthe ting The Last Ditch Ratifica- Gompers to Confer With man Crews to Open the tion of Treaty With Cove-Burleson in Washington . Seaco-cksnant Attached. On Recent Ruling. ,Admiral FEDERAL ARMY e the INEAR JUAREZ by officials improved by 7Eeftelt:::1;:et-LeexEte- : M IFI 23.--R- I NOT REVEALED C BET t AT SCAPA FLOW OUT t,?t ti64 . 4 ErzATTLE GERffANY'S AMS:,ER IN r, r41 0,33 in New York this week between Gen. Candid() Agulhir. MitlIgter of foreign affair In Cerrama's cabinet. and reprerentattves of the oil companies op- Is in Mexico. Aguilar Is empowered by Pfesident Carranas to make any agreement necessairy to effect a settlement of the troublesome oil question. erating Before leaving Waithingion MOVING ON VILLA last FORCE Priday, It was learned today Gen. Aguilar wrote a long and exhaustive report to President Carranza dealing with the American government's attitude on the oil question. . It is not known whether he made Rebel Chieftan and His FolJune H.Although re30-any recommendations In his reWASHINIGTON, June CITY. ATLANTIC lowers Were Less Than 40 port, but It is believed in official PARIS. Juno 22.The German government at Weimar has formally ports have stated that six Germans Senator Knox. Republican. Penncommercial telegracircles that tie outlook is brighter voted eamancrated Its willingness to sign the peace terms unconditionally. It were killed and 10 wounded when the sylvania, amounted today that today than it has been since Feb. Miles From Border City phers. strike was .unaniniously boats of the German fleet in Scapa of IS. Ma. when President Carranza was annotmcod by the French foreign office, this afternoon. after appropriation bilis had been today by the American Federation on Flow were fired upon. subsequent to issued his first decree aimed at the Yesterday-I-Ge-n. passed, he would attempt to obLabor. The convention also 'sent Pedro oil companies. appeared today to bewome indications that in the scuttling of the German fleet, the PARIS. June week of a extain on his in reeolution aVote favor acrecord the Daily Mail says that there may have awe Germany decided to accept the Peace treaty' unconditionally the Quirioga Marching ToWeifor bibor generally and directed pressing unwillingness to accept been drowned and that some possibly tion would be accomPeoled by the Pealed. in the nationalrarseembly at to work for that end. incouncil as the covenant an nations executive ander was the at compulsion th declaration have or signing 'reached the Orkney Iolanda The mar of a resolution ward Concentration of A resolution adopted on the subject INTERNATIONAL the war and main force of the British fleet was separable part of the peace and that tho German peoPle aid not feel morally respotusible for -appointthe directed strike wire the of tribunal consisting absent exercising at sea when the Gertreaty. Bandit's Marauders. a comNEWS BREVITIES wer e. willing to submit the question of responsaillty to a -ment by President Compere of to confer man ships were trunk. First account WASHINGTON. June at two number. representing the Al- mittee to go to Washington of the sinking of the fleet appeared stormy senate fight over the league with Postniaster General Burleson and 11 bed and associated powers. two netsgranted By The Associased Press. , that concesitions recently In The Saturdal News.) anGerman. one June 23.-- -A WASHINGTON, trail and workers be exof nations which has raged virtually leak electrical and Admiral von Reuter, commander of without interruption since the extra 'telephone of the resolution suthorizing the secreThe day and tour for the formal tended to include employees governthe eurrendered German fleet, stye he session began five weeks ago appar- telegraph companies under Swedish Expect Invitation tary of war to 4tese the military signing of the treaty la uncertata The issued an order to stnk the ships. the ently bad reached a truce today while ment control. Such extension, it was fon:es of the United States to pro. .MM10.. of atardng poelibly may take place in ending the result would STOCIGIOLM. June Daily Mail add& and thd so because the leaders on both rides realigned declared. of our Tuesday. but more Mali Wednesday. 21.tty the Ind the inlives and property strike. Associated Pre at the beginning of the war. the Ger- their forcee for the final itruggle theThe special session wan Intro. convention turned down a rell, of parliament will be summoned ethers; Mexico," The Italian.- - delegates at present this from ' man emperor' directed that no Ger- over the covenants ratification. elution introduced by delegates the fail, it is announced. to consider the dueed today by Rep. Emerson of in Paris have been authorised to sign man warship should fall Into the eneSeattle which would Ofhave put Ohio. to of abandonment rec- invitation expected by Sweden to Join With the on plan the treaty on behalf of Italy. This Labor hands. Be Federation that he believed my's says American the league of nations., ' resolutiKneors Senator call of front favor in prohibition today up as newspaper that announcement removed one quartirat sr. reports the ord being ," eidetic had been andet1r.--.- .. A -- memorial was adopted urging on-nit General Engagement , - O thesultieci appeared which it was feared might delay the Co From the behavior of the ships. ac- little likelihood that there Unions to meet With and scour-ag- e Soviet's labor' issued; Ebbing of the , SWIMS. to marines and to The eras ft Mall. evident cording soldiers. sailors his the sea valves had been opened and controversy would appear on the sur- protect themselves against exploitation The German acceptance, it lass VIENNA. Saturday. June k BRUSSELS. June 2 3.(french In a vestime the short the face innate employers." surprisingty of, during 'procedure by unpatriotic couched in such language that it tali. Wlrelese the Associated Presta)--T- he EL PASO, Texas. June 23.Federal soviet President sels. big and small. began to settle Wants Shorter Day. forces are reported to be renewing troops from 4ionora to reinforce the coming week, and perhaps not until tabs the German position that the Wiliam left.Service.)Before Belgium it was announced down. Lsvery effort was made by the the of Indianapolis. William A. Green treaty is submitted for ratifies, peace conditions are 'a peace of trio- - today. Thor Albert and Queen Eliza- Britieh naval craft to beach the KinkVine Workers their attempts against Pressburg. The Chihuahua federal forces opposing and In the case of destroy- lion early in July. delegate of the ofUnited ing rec railway men who struck for higher Villa arrived at a point southwest or knee.' committee the chairman beth accepted Ms invitation to visit ers ships, and considerable succeeet was y As a consequence of these maneuin wages in March made a demand today Juarez late Saturday night. ommending "a shorter work-da-the according tbe United Staten. The Belgian ruler', achieved. By 1 o'clock in the after- vers s for more sign-inthe league issues seem assured all Industries," said that since Allied Armies Ready money. President Seitz re- to information received here today. probably will go to the Untied States noon. however, what an hour before had workers of the armistice mine had been a stately fleet riding calmly of remaining uppermost in the mind.. In September. it more relief allowances The Carranza and Villa forces are plied that unat anchor was an array of reeling. of senators despite the lack of actual suffered great hardships and thatthem. lie fact that the FARM June were paid there would be no money aligning themselves southwest of was general among emplo3r1Tent doom the of rocking battleships, which Germans asked only 4$ hours detay WALL STREET .STIRRED was written in surface developments and the restrain- as there was a decreased demand for left. lie said that two billion crowns Juarez for a general inilitary engage- movements. their The and yet were refused was regarded in waters of Scapa Flow were dotted with ed sentiments of both Hides are ex. coal. had been paid for relief to soldiers ment which Mexicansexpect some time "In order.", he said. "to take care of and workmen small boats full of men who had with peaed to find an outlet in an ocBY NEWS OF PEACE peace conference circles as indicating durduring the past eight this week. Villa and his forms were the with men associated industry dramatic tmddenness settled the ques- casional outburst of senate debate. the intention of the Allies to push matthe war and men who are return- months. He promised. however, an west of Villa Ahumada. 38 miles south tion of the of ACCEPTANCE ing the interned disposition in the increased Will Come Back. ters to an immediat; conclusion. The the August al- of Juarez yesterday. Gen. Manuel ing front the army. a reduction ships. It must be less lowances. paymentin work is necessary. Senator Knox said the decision yesBY HUNS great Albed military machine was BOthell Ordered to Hock. Dieguee federal forces under General deacare We a immediate hours for day. to not than , eight press faM,Mmn,, terday ready to move on the strike of the Pedro Quirloga. were reported offiThe first boatload was towed along- tion on the measure did not mean that termined to work to that end. What hour of the expiration of the time NEW YORK, June side of H. M. 8-- Victorious by a drifter. there was any intention to abandon it. is true of the mining industry is true Hungary's Path to Ruin cially to be moving nOrthwaretoward Lund. a German officer in the boat ordered He honed this statement: in many other inditatries. of Germany's unconditional acVilla Ahumada. After dieposing of the German rehis men to etteer. They responded BUDAPEST. Saturday. Juoa 21. "of course. I kntend to pre es my "During the coming year we will ceptance of peace terms, came quest the council of four apparently with Three vigorous hocks- - Craft of reeolution r vote and a vote after find many unions diligently engaged in (By the Associated a to to Wall street by way of London dismissed German affairs to the fate of every description followed fast to the July I will be Just as good as a vote securing a shorter work day. The of social protection. Varga. and other the hours still left the enemy to reside of the warship each towing boat- now. I:30 p. m. ten or twelve around American Federation of Labor should members of the national soviet, at a ply and returned consideration of the loads of Germans Who were taken on raised by the give assistance to every union endeav- meeting of the soviet held today. exAssociated "The The than single question later minutes of we the Austrian treaty. board the Victorious, the decks of resolution is as to us, the league should oring to secure shorter hours." pressed UNe opinion that the attempt Press flash from Paris. The stock which soot became crowded with men receive further consideration by the The committee did not make a blan- to eliminate capital from the counfe1 alC031.ENZ. Sunday. June hardened and bundles. of immediately market before the senate advises its ket result in regard to the number try had been leading Hungary to the The Aasociated PresalAntesican solA German officer who came aboard people in the treaty. This can be hours members of the unions should brink of ruin. thosgh with tittle show of activdiers concentrated in the Coble wore a 'word and seemed to wish to inclusion moa. that already explained work..it being done. without delaying peace ity. bridgehead waiting orders received make an inipressive ceremony by and can be accomplished by ex- In some Industries a day prein Paris July 4 news of the German national assemSome Important stock arose., binding it over to an- officer who had ment, of dipionuttic notes at any vailed and in cale of these. the work- Joy change in biy's vote for peace at Weimar through been incommand of a diviedon of ers were insisting on a free and the high prices of the opabove time." PARIS. June the extra editions of German newspathe terned destroyer day. Senator Thomas, Democrat. Coloraening after their severl reacof the goverrunent there will pers today. The bare facts regarding We are not Bolehevikt" be said. do.. read into the record today a teleThe convention also adopted a reso- initiative be tions. mounter demonstrations in the votes were published in one sheet "Peace was signed today. We bad our gram from Homer S. Cummings, chair- lution changing the American Federaextras. The Germans in Coblena were orders and have earned them out" man of the Democratic national com- tion of Labor constitution INO as to July 4 in honor of the anniversary of , New the news. of the United State. excited the independence "'The Germans were not aware that mittee, denying that he said the league permit disciplinary action against Gen. by apparently REPRISALS the nd etringent police regulations were THREATEN Pershing will be received by the armistice bad been extended until was a party question. which show radical tendencies. unions ROME. Juno .23.--- (By the. AssoPresident Pointa will Pat into force by, the American miliMonday and there was an almost conAt no time and under no circum- The, executive council may revoke the municipality. UNLESS RED ENVOY review a parade of American troops ciated Press.)The new cabinet r tinuous heel clicking and minting as stances have,' said the league of na- charter of any central union or body In tary aut.hprities. the Palace de la Concorde. which has been chosen to, inweeed the the officers of various shtps greeted tions 'was a party question. On the of delegates which calla a strike or t IN ARREST HERE one beaded by Premier Orlando wintch each other on combs aboard. That contrary. I have maintained it is an attempts to make a strike vote which German Answer Received I RELEASED the Germans were ready for the event American issue." it said. would. if successful. cause a walk-oPresident Packing Up? resigned last week. follows: German anwas apparent from the amount of the PARIS, June There was a short debate when SenPremier and minister of the InveRuswith some seaao had ator offered them. for gear swer regarding the treaty was recehrrecord June the the they 2S.Tbe Lodge LONDON, PARTS. June zem tiaretitthieusaid t.3.The activities rtorFrancesco Nita dt:t ara effDuncan men recomunder the of from deletter former Root st..ggering Secy. weight baa no 1.; al noted today at the Paris residence of ed by the peace conference this aftersian soda government st bundles bigger than themselves, the mending ratification of the league covForeign officeTommaso Tittont. io President Wilson appeared to indinoon. Its contents had not been remended the reirase of L. C. A. IL t from enant with reservations. The letter salvage representing everything cate that ColoniesIstigi Rossi e being to Boisherik repines-halvso It do constituof would in. vealed tip to 3:34 o'clock. went the Both Marten the offieers banjos pet dogs. regardless made for the president; departure Justice and worsh:pSignor Morwas or rules. This men and seemed sentiment Senator tione a anxious New very Hale, Republican. Maine,1 that York, arrested In for home. Deemed probable that tara. none of their shim should be saved.' characterized the proposed covenant Indorsed by "Carley". Grow of Los the president Itwould Official Announcement leave WedParis wirekes aneettage from Petrograd as a "surrender of American princi- Angeles.. WarLieutenant General Albrioci Run Elmits Hauled Down. declares. Reprinals are threatened and said he could not vote to rat-- ! Another resolution denounced "de- nesday, barring --the unexpected. FinanceFrancesco Tedesco. who wore the iron cross, ples" One officer lkEINIAR, Sunday. June 22.--- (By now in as Russia. conditions. it in it stands. the railway Polish-Ukrainia- n ify plorable against Americans Schanser. pointed to the sinking ships and said: TreasurySignor is officiallasked service Armistice and the Associated Presa)-- -It mall that trouble "The with Congress Wilson President "See how the German Marine ad interimRear Admiral his ideals and policies are not peas laws providing for a standard Y announced that Germany will sign PRESIDENT TO ,SAIL down with its flags flying." navy goes I.thethat ideals and policies of the American day for railway mail clerks." PARIS. June n the peace treatY. Such. however, was not the case, as people," Senator t Hale said, adding that armistice has been concluded between ON RETURN TRIP InstructionAlfredo Paccelli. British seamen had boarded most of the the Poles and Ukrainians. who have president "was trying to force the Nation Wide Strike Public WorksSignor Fontana. the German ships and had hauled American Holmhausen Stubborn WEDNESDAY OR been fighting in Glitteill and Vothynia. people to accept the league." down the flags before the vessels went a dispatch from Warsaw states. Devito. Ford Threatened TransportSignor by 1 THURSDAY under. It is reported also that an agreeWEIMAR. June 22, Sunday.---(B- y Visocchi. Naval AgricultureSignor Appropriation a of The few, proapect ban bee reached between the salvaging Haslet 23."An ment the Associated Pres.)Dr. labor and IndustryCommerce.grrtuconELD. 111. June has 11re Poles and the Rumanians so that June ships is fatej hopeful, the Mall saya.1 BRUSSELS. been unreasonable interpretation on Halmhavsen. a member of the 'None has gone down in really deep Washington, June 23. will cross the river Dniester. foodCarlo Ferraris. neither Carrying WnshingS. S. Burleson it and V. the George order. upon water. About 20 destroyers tit of 3646,272,000, an increase of $44.1103,- - placed be German peace delegation. who was FostsSignor Chimed. may necessary to call a nationton. which still curry President the 50 that were Interned were beach- 000 over the house total, the 1920 na- wide beasked to conduct peace arrangements Miiitarf assistance and pensions, of strike worker of electrical val . bill Occupation Vatted was Stoms Danzig appropriation ed during the afternoon. The German liens heck to the completed r acat Versailles. has notified the governDacomo. Vic- today by the, senate nate"' committee. fore the telephone companies will to were crews takenu the which to orders ready received today to our ;tine cede said Allied ir ment he will not sign the deleandk," in Secretary Increase PARIS. the AlLiberated enlisted were 'pernavy to later transferred other sonnel from 171.000 supreme provincesSignor Dena- - of P. Ford International terms. Charles the to sea Thursday morning. The--w- ork torious lied military and naval council met at Va. men, sus proposed Brotherhood of Electrical warships. in beWorkers. the Versailles today to consider details of loading the transport house, to 191.000, and an inThe Mail prints the story of an eye- by of the navy aviation fund from a-- statement given out here today. Mr. concerning the replacement of the Extension Refused witness of the sinking of the fleet who crease gas this evening. Ford said that the compatelephone German and Pollan to SIL000.000, $33,000000 were the nies in at Danzig STATE TROOPS SEEK says that he witnessed naval activities many section of the countit with Allied soldiers. troops June U.--WASIIVIGT0104 at Scapa Flow for many years and PARIS. Juno !S.(By the Assoto failed follow out the llpd RADICAL LITERATURE provision (Contknued on page pearn.) shied Secy. saw many Impressive sights- - but the ,elated Presa)Gerrnany today rePresident Wilson of tbs Burleson order,, which granted most of them was tame commen to quested an additional 4 hours withto the he imposing that Miliiary organize. right Dictatorship? expected today Tumulty NEW YORK. June troops :th.which to make known its decision with Saturday's staggering spec-tact"An parey constraction has impossible homeward tds ea Brett leave for the Lusk joint legislative 'relative to the signing of the peace Toward noon. one of the Getbeen placed on the Burleson order," ..PARIS. June acting movement BONDS' LIBERTY: man - battleships was reported in a !treaty without the reservations ISjourney Wednesday or Thursday. said Mr. Ford. "Vice President Noo- for a military dictatorship in Ger- committee tometigethig the alleged Ifused by the Enenta The council of nan of the Electrical Workers will many is gaining ground. according to seditious activities in this state raided sinking condition and almost tdmulta'throe flatly refused the requeirt. Final Quotations. confer with pestoffice department of- advices received by neously each German ship hoisted the Walkout at Victoria. the American mittThe request for additional time ficials in Washington tomorrow in or. tary authorities here quoting the the Rand school 'for Social Science German ensign at the masthead, the Pleaded that the change in the gov' we most of them showing also the red this afternoon at the instance pf the der that on the Krens Zeitung of Berlin. may have a VICTORIA. B. C.. June NEW TO RIC one ILLiberty bond order. A conference winruling ernment and the generally disturbed toThe crews imSo- state attorney foremast. Die at Pre their beheld the theft. flag Independent general and opened & were: comtonditioh made it difficult to today Hs. 99.33: metal workers. said by their, leaders mediately Commenced to leave the finsi prices5.04: in San Francisco with company of- cialist paper. declared that the Donn-tsecond 4s, 93,20: first, day safe believed to contain written and first 4s, plete the arrangements. walktwo ficials and these 6,000, upon conferences soon was number It a evident approximately and is that element shins revolutionary preparing 41s, 95.40; second, tie, 94.24: third 44s, The communication from the Ger tp to strike a blow against the govern- printed rnazter of a revolutionary and 96 12: fourth 4is. 94.23: Victory 3Ie, will depend whether a nation-wid- e ed out here today in srmpaiht with e. strike will be called." , '' 99.90. on ment.41s, 100.40: sedttious nature? Victory seven.) pace I(Continued strike. the Winnipeg (Continued on page. 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