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Show trrOo IMH. itatu aide. nolawma II lr Hftiiii nr pages ' DESIRE T EVEN I NGTM WS. tdnn d tba - (yun 7 t SATURDAY SKPTKMHKH 0 -- 1010 SALT LAKE YEAR SEVENTIETH UTAH. CITY I c5i R USSIA WILSON OUTLINES PREPARE Once Sentenced to Death by Germans, Girl Finds Home A tSSb REPORISFRENCH OF IN FEAR HIGH PRAISE GIVEN OF SECRET i General Pershing to Arrive Home Monday. LAFAYETTE TREATY XHV YORK, Chairman Lodge Begin Political Circle Wondering Hundred and d If Other Treatie Like Work on Majority ComAnniversary of Hi Birth Britain With . Pertia mittee Finding Other And Fifth Anniversary of Have Been Made. Battle of Marne Open Campaign. Sixty-Secon- - hrj. . k radio menage iwvtied here Inday by the natal nsnmnnkaUoe service from tlx transport Lrvtathan. wtik h la brinfing homo General IVralilng, stated that the ship was due to rearh Ambrose Lightship at 4 am. Monday said would dock at O'clock. Other officers on ih Leviathan, the message aald, were Me). Gens A. W. Brewster. J. L. Hines and C. E. Summers 11; Brig Oena R. E. Purls Walter Bethel and F. Connor: Cola O. C. Marshall. J. G. Quakemeyer, L C. WASHINGTON. Sept. With the William Cook.) (By R. C- - Burnett. E. C. McNeil. A. comhearings by the foreign relations Moren and C. H. Babooek. News Staff Dear ret York World (Sew Ambassador NEW TORK. Sepl. mittee on the peace treaty closed, atJoss-ran- d Oorropncidenl) , Declares Closer Monopoly of Franc wee the princitention turned today to efforts of the Head of Austrian Peace Delexern at 1919, by The Press Pubreser(Copyright, "mild" and "drastic" pal speaker Of Power Exists in Petro-ra- d cises held here today In New York's lishing Co.) vation advocates to reach an agreeegation Tells Press Nation historic city hall In commemoration ment on the form the proposed reser(Special Dispatch.) and Moscow Than Will AgTee to Terms Ofof the 162nd anniversary of the birth vation clauses and amendments should PARIS, Aug 26. French political fifth the of and anniversary Lafaette taka. There Ever Was in Berlin. TOLD BY SENATOR circles were surprised by the news of . . fered. r v- In the meantime Chairman Lodge of the Mam. Amid treat! . and are now of the first battle and Senator Hitchcock, leader of the the Anglo-Persla- n of messages the impressive services, Democratic ratification forces, were at doubtful concerning Great Britains and congratulation upon work preparing the majority and minority external policy. It seems that ths felicitation The epe KANSAS CITY. Sept the victory of Allied arm, which bad VIENNA. Tt Loodo. SpC S. which reports respectively, laid they as not a before the IS peace been brought to pass since the last treaty clal train bearing President Wilson to have ready next week. Dr. Karl Renner, breul of Ih hope naof the Lafayette day and his party arrived here from t. A Republican leaders of tha factions conference. The French are wonder- celebration a stria from read peso delegtloa, baa Inwere tional committee opposed to unreserved ratification of ing if there may be further secret President Louis at 9 05 oclock this morning. of Franoe. Gen. Poincare formed tba newspapers hero that will a the of even treaty which Premier begin campaign treaties of The train was held at the outskirts Pershing, MaJ. Gen. Wood, and 8c). ho to SC Germain would return In reply to the presispeech making does not know. of State Lansing. s' of Declares Wiltons Support-- . Sunday and sign the of, the city for an hour I efore coming dent Wednesday, Senators Johnson, number peace trrsljr a of cenWhile the Representatives newspapers severely Borah and McCormick will address a Into union station. banded Austria Ibis week. foreign government wsr present at mass sure the British in out on policy, data that 1 they point meeting Chicago Jveld his ceremonies which Long before the president and ers Dare Not Because It Senator Johnson plana to speak that France is partly to blame for the Other chamber. party were met by the reception comfull sway In the aldermanic at Austria Probably St. Louis having England permitted Indianapolis Thursday, forT. Herrick, were Myron Would Incur the DispleasFriday and Kaneaa Clt) mittee, a hirge- - crowd was gathering Saturday. the Near East, 'where there are huge speakers mer governor .of Ohio and French interests. Senator Reed an will deliver Will Accept Treaty address on the union station plaza where the to France, and Dr While the Persian treaty furnishes a States ambassador at Akron, Ohio. Sunday and next Leader. of Their of commissioner ure state John was downtown streets ILjrinley, parade through week Senator Wadsworth will apeak at topic for general discussion Just now. education. The 'government which reprePARIS, Sept, . Dispatch unit1. Mui ic Louise boniblrr, to start. Salem, N. T, Senator Poindexter there are question quit as delicate sented Included, besides France and reached the peace conference today The Mile. Marie Louise Gombler has plana an address for Dunkirk, K. Y., which hold up other treaties. t'oiered Many Points. Britain, and later will gpeak at Pitts- oonfersne seems to be groping in tha i.h UnitedLmjloan Great Senator from Vienna Indicated that tba AusWASHINGTON, Sept. Belgium. In his address the president covered come from Belgium to make her hotpe Thursday for a solution of various in Los Angeles with. Mrs. L. Dowdy, burg and New York City. GccV ,?oUnnd pro. of trians probably would formally dacldo ln Nebraska, Norris, Republican, leina. . msny of tjie same points of the treaty an American Ked Cross nurse. After In the senate today on the tomorrow to accept tho peace treaty. nocn. aerricea were held at tha speaking new cornea Sliest from Gray and the Brussels Germans he has discihslS in previous addresses. they THERE WERE GIANTS captured Square claim of China tqAlkuaiuet, said the Chancellor Renner la expected to rePoland. Because the conference teem- fayett monument In Union the a wireless plant in the Oom Soby would not tall tha facts re- turn to Part Immediately tn which ' He said he had coma to repol, to. the installed ed too weak to take a definite atand which werw participated in home- - She tried to destroy it and bier tbo president THOSE DAYS In regard to Sllslathe Germane, ciety of the Cincinnati, Bona of IN direct about one of the great- was sentenced to death. Her sentence people case the treaty wll be signed Wednesgarding tha disposition of that provof tho O. est documents in human history. The R., Society ince because it would cast some re- day morning, Sept. 10, at 8b Germain. Poles and Spartaclsta, are today fight- Revolution,Wars A; was to commuted and imprisonment of and tha Society "shot after five weeks she he declared, was JACKSON. Mich., Sept. . What I ing the matter-'iiu- t, flection on the peace conference. treaty, with tha reauit Colonial escaped and Bu porter of ths administration, h thought to be the body of a prehistoric that coal production la serloualy cur- Founders and Patriot of America. through" with American principles put made her Way to the Canadian lines there by the consent of the world. From Treat. Poincare. said, dara not because It would Incur Miners Determined near Yprea. There she served as a man, 13 feet in length, was found in tailed. There is talk of sending Alhad One of the things America had the back yard of a residence here, lied troops Into Silaslx, in an attempt From the president of the French the displeasure of their great leader, nurse, winning the croix de guerre while in heart throughout her whole exist with two To Enforce Unionization excavating work was being done to s$t matters right. In the hours of trial and of so the senator announced h himself republic palms for bravery. there today. ence. said the president, was that arAnother problem awaiting definite the needed common eiforta. the Amer- would relate the story of tb troubled bitration and consultation should be lutlon concerns Hungary, Rumania ican people and the, French peopl oom m unity. CHARLESTON, W. Va.. Sept 8. and the little new statea in Central united their thoughts In order to comsubstituted for force. This was. acIn narrative form that mually be- Five hundred miners who left Oak birth-othe he Noronce declared, by Europe. the league at Lafayf memorate complished. "one upon a time Senator aerobe It ia' acknowledged that all these ette and the battle of the Marne. How gins told tha of nations covenant. story of Shantung. Grove this morning to march matters are calculated to retard the could our two nations not seise, in this ris Nine months of discussion on arty were tba mountains to Coal River where nations his apeech, Throughout establishment and the functioning of year of internal peace, the occasion referred to as Individuals, Germany TIME IS EXTENDED international controversy would be asto enforce they aald they Intend the league of nations. Col. House is to celebrate together the same annisured under the covenant, he asserted, being styled' Bill Kaiser. Japan, Mr. unionisation In min Joined at -- -reported--t-r some have byfor versaries. adding that this principle previously and Franca Italy Raclna on tha Li Jap; Great Britain, River fcr time with the British conferees had been written into 20 arbitration "The Brotherhood of America and aa Mr. Mr. and French John Bull, to word 8,000 more men, in an effort .to have the league in Franoe wae born in the war of IndeWASHINGTON, Sept. 6. The war treaties all of which were confirmed Itallano, respectively, while the United received by Gov. Cornwell working order as toon as the treaty pendence. It has never been obscured Statea The department order that 1L emergency by the United States -- senate. 'Columbia. Mias waa named noorf. of the men with Germany shall have been ratified since. It haa found ita final conaecra-tlo- n shortly before principle and the league, he declared, officers be discharged by Sept. SO was as a husky feN are said to be armed, by the Allied parliaments. in the great fight we have Just lowBill Kaiser, jplcturad the by already had been adopted -Ause of himself la trained who the Information received amended today to extend the Unfa ccording-to United States. fought shoulder to shoulder fof tha fire arms with the Idea of despoiling from a local coal operator, the coal will all world. It the of to Oct. keep and to limit 8 LONDON, 31, those liberty except Sept. (Correspondthe senator said, forc- operators of the Guyan field yesterday Boycott on Covenant Breakers. its strength in the future and contrib- hi neighbors, The boycott imposed on covenant retained In the event of approxi- ence of The Associated Press.) Shantung farm" from unloaded a carload of machine guna Interest of ibly took tb to consolidate, ute mately 8,500 emergency officers being Thousands of persons waited in line breakers was emphasised by the pres- authorized which has been John Chinaman and how, later, when at different place In Logan county aa the peace humanity, by legislation fdr the re for hours to ident as constituting a measure more established at the cost of so many the other members of the community a means of preparation to meet tha get a close-u- p peep at effective than military force. The malnder of the fiscal year." sacrifices by the defenderi of right. werp engaged In punishing Bill Kaiser. miner from the Kanawha and Coal l, the a British The senate in concurred Joday the , most conclusive" lhlngthat could "To the people of the United Statea Mr. Jap, taking advantage of Bill river field. n bill Ihe conference authorirepoi-bwas. which reKaiser's mystery"- ship moored oft in other field I tend the greeting of the French happen to a nation, he continued, was In officers 18,000 retentlonxf the Queen Victoria embankment for a zing tha seized tha, property 4 , "to be read but of decent society. Germans and British public io the American soldiers Effective disarmament would be army temporarily to care for supplies two days public inspection at the cordlal remembrance of their brothThe senator's story of the sitting of CHARLESTON, W, Va Sept. 6 and measure and the Mr. mothers equipment American goes close of the official peace celebrations. Despite pleaa of Governor ers in arms, to the the peace conference included a eatlr accomplished under the covenant, Troops in Mixup John J. who WilsonT predicted, declaring lt.was to have lost their sons on ths battle- lcel account of the Journeys and methwas the first of the "hueh" Cornwel4ast The 1 that of return night the fields of my lldiculous to talk of the league as oae they homage who po. od of Miss Columbia, Europe craft the public was permitted to tee to their hbmes. 600 COLOGNE, Friday, Sept 8. - Seri-- ', vole and had I eased a beautiful tending to war when miner, said to be profound sympathy. POINCARE. esj, FORMER KAISER ' at close range. oua disturbances between Germans and ..RAYMOND renee" Is arbitration and peace. The of command wonderful language, It waa only ten yards from the em- armed, left Oak Grove this, morning meanr the 20 mile , NO HAS iesgue, he declared.-ouI- d she fcy far the British troops at Euskirchen, that surpassed CAPITAL and adding bankment to the to started march across quaint General looking Front ths Pershing (Paris): end of the military clan throughout of her sex in her ability to southwest of this city,- - resulted in a greatest to mountains the not I disbut Coal shall fighter, rlVer, U that intervening is IT sincerely regret where, the world fofbver. soldier being badly Injured. Jhe leadPLANTED ABROAD tance had to be made in email boats. said, they plan to force unionization -- 4 be present in New York for the exer- talk."to dispense There. W no other Kup-- ' Senator Norria declared that China er of the German a man named of tt mines the These carried hall In cises the celebrating It eight passengers. an city sentenced with great armamprtts without! was ccurtmarttaled per. apd cause 6. for Assohad BERLIN. the greater complaint Sept. Tha (Ey Lafayette-Marn- e but a few strokes of the anniversary. and the town was fined 100,-00- 0 agreement by thgreat nations of the ciated Press ) The total than any of to death amount of required first celebration of this Joint anniver- against the United Statee marks.. world, said PI Wilson, and here is cash former Emperor William had on oars to make the trip" and the SECY. DANIELS . the other should judges. fare was one shilling, so the waterthe agreemem. sary since the signing of peace his person when he fled to Holland men's be fraught with new slgnifloanaa to .AuUmrtfcv would perish with milipockets soon were bulging bift was 650,000 marks, according to a PAYS TRIBUTE fervlces all American. Lafayette Democrats to Meet. tarism added the president and the statement made today by Dr. Albert O there.was no complaint about profitdirectly influenced our course of aciqlflgue which had terrorized Europe Suedekum. Prussian eering. t minister COLLEGE of of first The war. battle In MEN the tion or generations would be ended. He finance. Among the - thousands ofcuFlo WASHINGTON, Sept. 6 A meetthe Marne kaved the world from an declared that "democracies will soonwho swarmed over the vessel were a Suedekum also declared that a ing of the executive copimltte of the The disaster. memory overwhelming er or later national committee will be had failed to Indi number of American soldiers;. Some and the Marne must be Democratic of of government and if we don t do ltVrate that the former held at Atlantic City Sepb 20 and 27, German imperial of them took a peculiar interest In of the Navy Josephus Daniel apeak-ln- g keptLafayette fresh in the minds of every gen- Chairman now the Job. will still be ,beforeus, fa mlly has capital at the University of California here eration aif our people. Cummings announced to. planted" ahrnart the guides explanations an d comment This task, he continued, must be car- The minister added that he expected on the boat's late a day. trick her to coltoday, tribute PERSHING. paid high t fittings ried to the extent that no minority shortly to announce a proposed lege men and colleges and unlversl- plan geared turbines, gadgets, depth-charg- e Prom Major General Wood anywhere could control the majority. of settlement of the Hohensollern throwers and paravanes It recailed ties, fpr their work during the war. hut Roosevelt aaylng both nations mourn: i a Russian Rulers. financial affairs. Wid both family Colleges and tioTisgs lesdap .gen possible 40 be present edLlhettbsence of jght of Dertlihrnngti oije jnan and hear -n The report ,ofthc special enmmia-sftfl-Who lijJW contrptjhEX-- . bee-hJi;h-lhe.had be. a heavy duty, .thrust' upofl tfteTn f'should have with lng no - more a - voice, which, on .--mo from Southampton glad to :, pssed n y BOBDEAUxr.sepf,;:; yovshfiton-armenteur-occaoMr: appointed reached from on ofL tribute Wilson. respect and or Winchester across Ihe submarine trrpninttng Jfatrsof Rtri(sia. you ter pay' my make an A to : new "government to Associated the sir's, world distinguish Press), hut and the to Inventory of France other, end themselves. about d teaching express my problems brought "represent nobody English , channel. by thj affection prlrater" prop. gnd, terattaln better days through company of Frenchmen headed- by the. .They have no kind' of i a mandate. of'therimperiahfamlfirir enroute to LeHIVrC or some - rither'I 'arL- - . hop for'the'bontlnbanee of the "warm- pien how sense citiThere are onl? 34 of them, 1 am told! riJ has been completed but jmt pub- - French port and of and between and., relation The Bolshevik good duty must est courage, program he friendship the war. That - for- president of the republic, together with There is a closer monopoly of power lithed. of learful expectancy passed Iani'ne4 without prejudice, he said, the two countries, each of which haa zenship, a voice new hushed night e many Amerlcans from 'both official, in Moscow than there ever, was In . economic dobtrine of responded to the call of the other at ever. safely, they had marveled at the of- to Gernlln of Vilhelmstrasse. And a man more the civil life, gathered today on hishorrors national of and moment an a demand milat Referring be peril. great P.y of the eonvbying craft which cruel than the czar is coutroiling xh and the devaatation wrought toric Points de Grave at the mouthy WOOD." LEONARD warfare HowLcan and labor work withcapRal tn had been off the d ther knew . destinies of that people northern France, Mr. out strikes and lockouts? This lr a FO miles below Fropi tweretary Iansing (Washing- - throughout somewhere, ploughing through question of transcendent Interest Ahd if we dont want little groups a. plcture of French of the G ro n d e rl ver. painted ' ton ) and an encountof the cornerthe thia rolling breakers, eager for for laying of selfish men to plot the future of Indomitable wilt in and the city, courage To te? its regrlt that my engage study the wisest er- with It frequent aftermath of importance. of a monument which wtll com stone words: Europe, then we must see to it that following cel men devote the at themselves. mutt ments presence my prevent America Into a memorate the from of nil bubbles and entry little .groups of. selfish., men do. not "In spite' of mistakes and imperfecvanguished The challenge la to colleges - to bration of two anniversaries which Presiundersea boat. future France te being built. Do the great war. In addition to includplot the future of the United States." prove their wisdom and Juatlfy their are so worthy of commemoration asT tions . think the dent men theae who ar those Poincare, But that participantsa conditions Citing sturdy doughboy apectatora existence by informing and guiding those of Lafayette and the first battle in Armenia, Mr, " ' Wilson said he "wondered thrt men VIENNA, Thursday, Ssptr4.--- -f By heard amember of you stopped the on- ed Premier Ciemeneeau, Marshal the atlr our minds in eompany-wjtpublic. f In- - this duty of the hour of the Marne. Both Foch and United Statea Ambaseadordo not wake up to the moral responsi- The Associated Press,) Kurt Rabe,. hush ship aa : "She does every- the and rush of the Germans-nowiUFthe with thonght-- of tho tha and struggle colwlsdontbfour learning at the sight Ilugb c. Wallace; but bility of what they are doing," when described as a German and saw leges will meet this national challenge triumph Of liberty and sacrifice ' and aghast and disheartened thing has X Sparticlst, Mar-and the- undeserved Today waa the, birthday-o- f they were debating and7 debating other demonstrate partt.of tha ships and agalrr assert rhelr worth and High among f their ruins glorious achievement. -- while de Lafayette, and the monument tingle situations Wilted to be. been arrested bjr the police here.. It fighting equipment hitherto' kept war for Inde- hardships. In .store for them, peace or quia seof America the heroes no peace. They are 'busy clearing the will mark. the place from which he dealt with as soon as the debating being ch&rged that he has been active cret, they understood why pendence is inscribed the name of La- wreckage,they had - filling the shell holes and sailed to America' In ,1 777. and to over j in Communist . circles in this city. been ao secure.. and no name will find a highfayette; hich he returned five years later on Alfred Lohmann Dead. er place In the anhale of the great war the trenches and removing the barbed board Hope for eery people in ihe world f When arrested he wore a German uni-thP-244 feet long, with is .The the American ship Alliance. It haven t got what they th.nk the form and several hand grenades were narrow wire, and the uneaploded shells (sevfor of than Joffre. that seven-foo- t democracy and beam, draught also will mafk the spot where the first ought to hae. was seen by the preeGr found on his person, BREMEN.- - Friday, Sept S. Alfred the victor of the MaThe. Both fought eral millions at Lena alone) preparing with Independent American" equipped engines, Lohmann, , dent in league provision which cm-- 1 . troops to be landed In crop president of the Bremen that w might be free from autocracy. future fore and aft. that carf speed her chamber left their ahipa in May. 191?. -France devotion Upon Touching ft w;era one nation to call friendlF-at-Lafayettes cause saw of Both the triof and epmmerce. humanity president President Poincare arrived her this cause end America's through heavy seas at twenty-thre- e tendon to what it thifiks la an Injusj OU,vUU vJr LKLU of the Gertfian Ocean hipping com- umphant. To theae two great sons of to the American knot an hour. Built high forward pany, tice inside another nation. Every later morning on a 'special train, being ac- -' -response he 4h . new world France and 7V old the TH which German the nrOlpCJ operated LfC.MOC.1 t ILitl 1 and low at the item, the vessel haa commercial submarines Deutschland world owo a debt of gratitude which such people, said he. would have a! Lafayette heard of Ameri- companted by Premier Ciemeneeau, world forum" In which to present its somewhat the appearance of g sub- and Bremen, ie dead, according to can never ba forgotten while patriot-- , can Independence his heart enlisted Marshal Fofh and Ambassador Wal- MEEHAN AT RENQ marine When you heard of the danger- an effpet that her designers an announcement made here lac. With Mr. Wallace were Rear ism burn In the heart of men. today. - -'your hearts enlisted with the Admiral Andrew T.' Long, naval atIntended: ' ppoP Mirled. BOBLRT LANSING. . j on REvO, Nv Sent. 0 claims severest of ths widening tache, and Capt, John,.H MacFad-de- n, you; Fritz sometime would think she craft, he explained, adding, The people, said the president, had! Ambassador . Juswcrand. 0 to'Jsrk Dempsey to fight W11H , assistant military attache, at the of the limits of the military age for sub a aa would Of can and home on hit a fir open tb bring In some been misled about the treaty by Reno jou time JS rouads. Ambassador Jusaerand in bia ad- your population and the Increase of American embassy In Parts. f:r ot h made her but when she slewed around In corpse, the Admiralty say. Not Prov- dress said that "the war bs-nowho look at it with the Jaundiced f f,'r endTeh senators and 25 members of tha taxes passed by a unanimous vote e pf those who have some private ' today hy the Reno Athletic club In I her nWnJength end got Into TTrtlon. en.', Ita no use to tell them about ed ae tt should. and' that tha peace war In the two houses Tour descendants chamber of deputies,. were the fftelal I Wh-- n Heine w . Intwiti of thir own ofry he had spoken, said the oil and bubbles they're no proof which hae been signed was net a peaca to the end f time will be proud of representatives th of the French parliajiijhtJc opin- - f Members of the Knoo fub fnn wer that a seller who had hen through eight because Frit used to release oil and of "vengeance but a peace of r epe ra- those ancestors of theirs whe acted ment on board the train. The . ) M tan is willing to but what engagement on the fighter ' There bubble to make as waste ammuni-- tion and safety. He paid a touching thue and fought so welt in the great mony of laying the cornerstone fight, offer was made him was not given out. hsd been other- - brushes with enemy tion. (Continued on page twoj , tribute to the memery of Theodore erieu." set-t- o begin at 1:30 o'clock. Orta-com- b. -- F Franco-Amerlca- yS. S SHI -- ,ert td a: Sl Ship JJraws been-engag- Crowd to Docks e P-S- N i P-8- "its-'Whol- at TO' T m--- i.Y3ie.ayssu. Lay Cornerstone cfhe' r y -- the-way mine-infeste- - , sup-ficten- cv pld-ttrh- -- Jus-seran- 1 i- -- the-cre- wof h Kl at sm rtli , y a. ll nrrrorn t rCUT sald-'-Whe- n r but-unle- ' , - JL, I |