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Show L r Tufcfl w F IA DESERET- EVENING NEWS. TMf1' (.par give )M U4 TW ft h Ml Ukiwhj see PAGES rrwiM - SATURDAY OCTOBER.!! 1019 SALT LAKE CITY cuing nines. It 4 Tbrtfk SEVENTIETH UTAH Um 4w p4iiun (of akiliip oppurtt. YEAR BIRDMEN WINGING EAST AND WEST TOWARD GOALS OF PRIME LEG OF AERIAL CLASSIC Maynard Arrives'DIG WATER STRIKE THREATENS FI IF n San Francisco Italy Agrees to Set Up Buffer State Including Winner Over All Fiume and Coastal Area ALLIES of Longshoremans Walkout to Include Coastwise Traffic at Every Atlantic Port Looms as Inevitable Extension Flying Parton Hops Off at Salduro at 6:33:55 This Morning and Later Reports Showed Him Going Strong Drayton Makes Speed Coming Here From Chey enne Smith, Leading Eastbound Airmen, Crashes, But Is Undaunted Major Spatz Takes Lead in East boupd Race From CapL Smith. -- Rebel Chieftain Aaaerta That With Bigger Force Than He Hat Ever Had BAN niANCINCO, Behind Him He Will l:llrt)l Pscifki thna Move on Mexico City and XmsOLA. Oct. (fc Oct. ID -- , Unit B. W. Maynard arrived here at BrwflOBH, itmwt rlrd M-ae- ra-arl-rrd Mai Carl Spate and L8t. E. C. KteLffee western reached Reck ester shortly before S tbefr way te Blag, ssg are Leave Civil Organizations flyers, haw tea. aeeerdlsg ta ward reeetred here. Behind Him as He Moves IMRASE4TO, Cat, Oct. II blest. B. W. Ms rased, the nrif Paras. 0 I dee af all weatbaaad racers la fha traaseea tlaegtal aerial derby, arrived al On From Captured Dis- Bather field. IS mllebrra Saeraweala, at llrtSiSS this ateralag. Bayaard baa atlll ta fly YS mllen.ta Saa Ppaartaea ta (templet the first half af his Com learner, twice, Federal tricts acress the' matters t. Preai Reas ta Mather field Bayaard esc atrred perfect flytag wsaiher. The dlstaaee Is ly 1Z3 miles. mander Declare Villas Ward was received la Salt Lake this a ft traces that Captala Dray Isa left Career Is Very Near End. Saldara at ltdli. p-- WASHINGTON, (VI, l Informal Ion has reached Washington thst th Italian government has agreed lo tha creation of a buffer (tat ootnprlelog Flume and ,lha adjacent coeelal territory southward to Breccia as a solution of the Adriano problem. Tha approval of tha plan le conditional on th protection of Italian Ihtereels In the propoeed slate by the adoption of Ilaltan methods of legal proesdura and tha confirmation of Italy's title to tha former district of Flume In the Interior end along tha coast to the westward. This Is regarded by tha Italians aa absolutely necessary as a strateglo military mess-er- a to Insure the safety of Tola and pther Italian Adriatic cities. The Italian government. Information here le, hat decided to go thus far to meet the demands of rreeldent Wlleon on whom tho British and French fOYtrnmtnta placatk the xteponalhllUg toe iba dlepoelllnd af the fire pla- - foe an Italian administration of Flume. Tha Idea of a buffer state la said to have been broached by tha president, so that If America now Is willing to accept tbs conditions which Italy hae lacked on to that plan It le believed a satisfactory settlement of (ho Issue can be aettlsd on. TO REMAIN IN BED FOR SHIM Authoritative Quarters, Baa ing Opinions on Private Dispatches, Accept Capture of City as a Fact r ' Military Experts Declare No Sizeable Force Can be Interposed to Oppose vance on Pptrograd. m fast urn Ad- LONDON. OcL 11 It waa stated 1 authoritative quarters her thl afterstuck cs noon that a German-Rusala- n Riga was carried out on Friday undar by cover of a heavy bombardment Letts ' te German gun, forcing th evacuate th city. Th reported capture of Riga is regarded most seriously by military experts' her. They say that betwesa these Oerman-Ruiaia- n troops sod Patro grad thcr la no force that would stop an advancs upon that city, from which, one It waa reached. It would b difficult to dislodge them. It was learned during th afternoon d circles la London that accepted th capture of fUg as a fact, Thais beUst4 dVaUo4L j4, Ara.bae4l. a privet dispatch. Th Lettish legation'' herd was without- news of th latest developments In Riga- - (Cable company advtcee received In New York today said that communication with Riga and other Baltic points had baen cuL) It was stated at th legation that th Esthonlana were sending two divisions ta aid th Letts against th Germans. WASHINGTON. OcL 1! Senate conWASHINGTON, OcL II. Although President Wilson continues to ohow sideration of th peace treaty begsa O. signs of Improvement ho will be re- today, an hour earlier than ueual and quired to remain In bad for an ex- discussion again covered a wld rang X 10. Oct. courie WASHINGTON', Four new reservations were IntroOct. 11. Llsal. Bayaard t k the air hern at ISiSS a.m. as tended period. RKBO, Her, arriving In Washington today from the aext ta tha last lap af hla traaseea tlaeatal Joaraey. He lest IS missies ta decision was reached today at a duced by Senater Thomas, Democrat This Francisco Villas haadquartara In north On ta flad tha field hern, laadlag a IStSSilS. Hla eagtae was wsrklag consultation betwasn Dr. Francis X. Colorado. proposed to glvi the ern Durango brought word that a trying Dercum of Philadelphia, Admirals United States Jurisdiction over domes-tiheaatlfally. he Bald, aad be e parted ta take laaeb ta Saa Praaelaee. naxt ba would offensive bagun major questions and th other three dealt Grayson and Stitt and Ir. . Starling month with larger forces than Villa Capt. H. C. Draytaa. erha left Raw Mas at SiOT this asrslsy arrtred ta th treaty provisions creating an with bulThs Ruffin of this following city, command for the has bean able to past Salt Laka Pity at ISiSS a'dack. Ha asada a perfect laadlag at Bacaa Vista International labor organisation. Issued: was letin four years field aad lassaedlately prepared te kap aff far Saldara. . President Wilson and Sec?. Lanelng ,"Whlta House. OcL It, 11. J!:49 p m, Details of the plans of the campaign "The president shows signs of con- Mere criticised by Senator Brandegea, -wera not mada known by the courtier' tinued Improvement but hie condition Republican, Connecticut, and defended Bajer B. W. Baraard,' tka flytag para an. left Saldara at diSSiM aj communication, but aaeura aces wars aa kis Jams , t la such as to necoesltato his remaining by Senator Hitchcock, Democrat, Net, t" no b would In bed for an extanded period. further brought that there ITr . K braska. for refusing ta gnbmlt on th (Signed.) military operations In the ylelnity . of BEBO,' N ev.tlcL'' I LJJrwL Mayaard loaded la Rea at ISiSS ago. aad "GRAYSON, ground of publla Interest, a report of . , the Amarlcan border for the present will leave la SS aslaatee for Matkcr field. Saeraateala. , "DERCUM... Paul Whltbsm, a department ef com The courier reported that Villa's forces "RUFFIN, mere engineer, said to recommend neu "'STITT would ba divided Into a number of colCHICAGO, Oct. II. Despite unfavorable weather over g large part to of trallsatlon and China's railways umns which will operats in different of the course, aviators Among messages received today' at contest. The today continued the ths White House was the following show span's expansion of power. directions throughout the central and from ths acting president of Ecuador: in east with in the battled rain winds and high the west, while Adoption of a resolution by th consouthern parts of the republic with the flyers "With my sympathy I extend to your st declaring Three should ba given was states In central the unsettled. weather Mexico before City object of capturing excellency my wishes for your recovto Greece was urged by Senators King, New Tork and It la expected that the leadera in the race wiil'i-eacattempting operations In the north. ery." Utah, and Bmltti, Georgia. Democrat. FIRST FJNISN UP The complete orranisatlon of the San Franclaco finishing the first half of the contest this afternoon. . President Legui cabled: "It has given one the greatest satis- Republican Leader Lodge promised Maj. CSrl Spats early In the day wrested the lead from Capt. L. H. junta de gobernacton, was announced to hear' Of tha favorahls condi- prompt action, declaring th United faction In dispatches carried by the courier. Smith In the race eastward, while Lieut E. C. Kiel la In second place and tion of "your excellency for whose States was the only power which The purpose It was said will be to take CapL Smith, third. The three leaders speedy and full recovery I make tne Tbrc be given Jl But. German Government over the civil administration of the spent-th- e most fervent wlehee, for the good of -night at Bryan, 0.,- - and left garia. . "T tho United States and all mankind,' is It as as fast occupied by for Cleveland territory this morning. early A Troops Not Engaged for a to the reservation request disin each troops. Forces of rurales lh lost a OcL Smith IL hig way Cal., SANTA BARBARA. heavy Porto seat a CapL in Rico traaty th giving trict, according to the plan, will be COrENHAOEN, OcL 10, Friday. GerThe Belgian monarch! completed the assembly of the league of nations was man enlisted to police the districts and re- rain seven miles south of Cleveland received telegrams from Mltau. United tour of the of their first stage pressntad by Senator Brandege from ' lease the military forces for further and broke a strut and a propejleron today, say; Commissioner Davlla,hfporto Rico. States when they arrived here at I; 05 operations The enlistment of a large hla machine In making a forced landFighting by- - Lettish and Russian am. today after a triumphal progress number of deserts rs from the Carran-zista- s. ing. He liald it would take several troops between Mltau and Riga Is con- will be the California. who had been conscripted Into hours to make the across They necessary repairs tinuing. Non of th troops subserthe army, has brought the forces unguests the three dayef of Herbert Kiel left MaJ. Spats and Lleud. vient to the German government is der Villa and Fplipe Angeles up to Hoover and their stay will be entirely OcL 1L Tha strika.m. for I Buffalo Cleveland and at CaL, OAKLAND, taking parL made No been has 100.000 men. ths courier further unofficial. attempt nearly BY KARL H. VOJf W1EGABD. Francleoo-Oak-lan- d A telegram from Koenlgshsrg. East :09 a.mv respectively. to map a program for their entertain- ing carmen of the San .. E reported. Terminal railways voted unaniPrussia, read as follows: , (Universal Service Staff Correspondent) ment, although they probably will "We are a movement CHICAGO, OcL 11. Leading, flyers In er to return to work at noon "The Russlao CoL Wlrgolitsch, (Special Cable Dispatch.) by which the enemy will be caught the transcontinental airplane race spend much of tbelr time motoring and mously today of th second west, Russian voltho submission of terms of following In OcL. BERLIN, between units of my forces one movth Pacific. an occasional with It. Another American dip N. M insol. Y., and San FranPa.. OcL II. Formal unteer corps has In Schaulen (Shavll) PITTSBURG, railroad eorgmla The trip across California waa one a settlement by the ing south, 2,000 string, under Gen. cisco, today, the fourth of the compe- girl Baroness Speck von Sternburg, the part of Lithuania ocan hearings at the federal'bulldlng here proclaimed his Pablo Qulroga, anty the other moving tition, expected to complete the first widow, of the predecessor of Count of the most delightful parts of their eion, offtclaln of the eenstrikers by troops as Russian terrion strike today occupied the time of th senators' cupied nounced. havs They The Lithuanian aa Bernstorff tory. troop in Si hsu. German Elisambassador lh tour, for King Albert and Queen north from Durango, 1,400 strong, un- hal of their Journeys thus tnarklng insince OcL 1. the steel strlk Investigating, (he len have been disarmed by the Rnssian der Gen. Miguel Laveagar an epoch In- - aviation in , America Washington has decided to give up abeth at every stopping place were and th Germans Pittsburg district. A number of wit- them. ' - cooperating with which she! greeted by cheerlng throngs Tha re "I have waited until today before Deterred by s ' minor accident In his her German cltixenehlp met nesses committee tha Kenyon by through marriage. She Intends caption at Sacramento was aapeolajly coming to Juareg with the good news planned completion In three days of the adopted dating a tour of the mill towns In ths of Villa's Impending overthrow, for I first New York-Sa- n Francisco airplane to return to I the fold of 1 Uncle SamO cordial and their majeeitee ware deeply district yesterdav wars heard Includ- Confirmation Is touched by tha warmth of their greetdo not- - w Ish to make promises that I flight, Ftret LieuL Belvln W. Maynard, family. Awaited in London Z ing workingmen both from the striking The baroness, who 'wae Lillian May ing. Almost the entire population of can not fulfill, k am positive however, The Flying Parson," leader In the Langham, and groups. Ban Francisco, has been the city turned out to welcome them of Villa-isthat the end of the yeaf will see great reliability aad endurance tesL widow for more than ten years. She and the seme was true of Stockton. WashOcL 11. Confirmation of n Th commtnee wtl! leave for LONDON, . his tour was prepared this morning to take off expects to sail for New York on Nov. a thing of the past." King Albert will resume an forces ington Sunday nlghL without visiting newepaper report here the night of OcL Gen. Diegues, who six years ago was for the Pacific from Salduro, Utah, bil 2. and proposes to regain her American whento he leaves Rura la beJng awaited captured waa an- here, but If the If the next da in Sah communities, Ohhrwleet 12, thr recover spend and ' her cltixenehlp for. lost disparity of the r!v." Tha-tgliuimmen laborer tn a Miners mine, has overnight atop. tune seised by the alien property cu following days will- - be nounced following the receipt of a tel- forces is as great a reported in some devoted to the Yoeemlte Valley. Three In the van of the eastbound flyers todlan In the United States. juVdicUor, over the constitutionalist of ths attack on success the statdispatches, Senator Kan., from Curtis, egram a native American, the hours will be given to Los Angelas on Though the city would not be surprising. Up armies in the states of Chihuahua, Du- for two days and the closest rival of the presence of the member of the to In failing officially to declare the 17th and the llth will be devoted ing baroness, this J:9 afternoon, ' however, offl- - " . Capt..;. L.H Smith, within two years 'after the death of to the Grand Canyon. Tha other stopgkyplloL. the Associated committee wee needed at the capital cial news that the capture rango, Zacatecas and part of Coahulla. tha FltTME, OcL l had been He will leave Juarex JSjnday morning who this morning left the Bryan, O., her husband her Intention to resume ping places are: Albuquerque, the lkth; Press.) Th waa bound effected sttimer still Persia, larking. American cltlxeftshlp, which It was Colorado Bprtngs, 20th: SL Lout; 21st; from Genoa for the far east with, a Monday. new In Is war" featured "Germany's for an Inspection trip to Casas Grandee, control poinL with LieuL E. C. Kiel her Representatives of steel workers this morning's newspapers, but report 23rd; Beth .to do. Is now compelled to Cincinnati, 22nd; Pittsburg, and Maj. C Spats. They expected to her rtgnt of- - the 24th; New cargo- - of Tearson and other points near the bur 9,999 rifie, 19,999, 999 carton str!keln th Pittsburg- - dlatrlcUtold printed it lehem, regain add here of ' nothing importance " The baroness has been practically York, 2Sth and 2tb; Philadelphia, 27th: ridges, 29 batteries of mountain guns the committee makeMtneoIg before sunset today. to dispatches received by The Associatden today that., rights -- to ed A continuation of the unfavorable since her fortune waa sslxea. Washington, 21th, 28th and 20th. They and two heavy guns for th troops op- free Press.." The- - whereabouts of Gen. were genntlesa and frs speech assemblage no Income In of von der Goltg continue to be the sub the Germany and will leave Washington thotonight weather that for two days has handi- has been has th Bolshevists, Federal Government against erating denied war 10th on their hoard the for people. the Alleged brutality living during New, Newport ject of contradictory rumors and capped the airmen was la prospect for money advanced by friends. Her Amer-lea- n vessel which will carry them hade to arrived at Flum.' was charged by William mates of the die of the army command- by policemen susVilla cooler and drew her Is toward the Proclaims nativity today. Th crew mutinied In th Mediter- Feensy, a union organizer, and thaJRsv. Partly cloudy ai Bhow of the German military authori- Belgium. wideivergerce. weather waa forecast tor today over picionwho ranean and forced th captain to take Father A, Kaznlct, who told th comCorsfused her to ties, Is It passports recalled that Count Gen, End of Run Keller, course eastern of tha much of the Nearing th steamff Into Flume. part , else outside penhagen or to mittee specific incident whic- h- the commander of a larga body of soldiers with very cold west iter in lbs west. of Germany. - anywhere - re , wein the -winch Baltic, province said proved their assertion. "I am going horns to taka the necesMexico, OcL 19. By Jan. 1, CapL H. C. Drayton and LieuL Sweeley, from- German troops, left In , PALMER TO DRAW mem- - trotted' to and 1U other Kenyon Amarlcan Chairman sary fouriand steps my. movement In th regain the Allies at Chihuahua of time Villa by 1920, the closest pursuers of LieuL Maynard on end to try to recover what la here of th committee objected to the th armistice Is a Baltic baron, OPINION ON wTrrbeeiUirTyerusriedTina tArToader the westward flight, reported last night senahlp AN left or my modest wealth all that I In a the Russian army, general bscaus the. men had not "jerly said will cease to he a factor In Mexican at Rawlins, Wyo, whera they stopped have in the world for livelihood, established headquarters at . . to incident of which SHavli. wfcii baronasa to me today. the been MexM, LAW General NEW Gen. Manuel vortier were until this Diegues. that LIQUOR morning, politics. "they Britten told me here Headquarters at MiUUr they complained, but W. B. Rubin, at- iu Prince a thatCongressman ican federal commander of military bothered by the cold and had fought even If I )ecam an American Peter ormrrlY nt tft " Mevetie, concommit 1L OcL strike PHILADELPHIA. the The general WASHINGTON, OcL 11. Antiolpat-In- g torney for tha northern sons de- strong head wind. RttMiAn again the government would not re is superintend operations in In an me one penny ef my property, ference of bituminous coal minora and tb constitutionality of te, promised to , substantiate their In the foreign orfice, f the attacks to here. an race For turn 4he tha Interview time first clared forces ronw tonight during -fnatided by these two leader. It being Villa Is now at San Rartolo. Duran- east and westbound flyers spent the but I cannot believe that there is an opera tore In session hero considering th wartlmo aad constitutional prohibi- atorles with evidence. to rob a widow demands of the miners for a 90 per cent tion anforrsmeVR leglslaton, Atty. Gen. Intended to or the transfer go. with a force of SO men, which rep night together when Maj. Spaa, Capt. Intention In Washington Father Kasnlcl waa allowed considPalmer will prepare an crpnton which Lithuania and Couriand tooccupation a nominally resents his entire military following, Smith and Lieut. Kiel met ll flyers because she. an American girl, wed In covering the situaa in and House to in reduction b th transmitted White will increase erable latitude' wages whose O. west with East rnnripnW-qwho al first nation, arrived many here Gen. foreigner Bryan, going said Diegues, tho bill becomes a law. Kenyon admonished part tf't7eTTnans from the ranks" of disagreed today and beforo from Chihuahua Cltfy for an met west two days ago when the pears afterward, America went to war working-hoursearly today toux-aloEnactment of the DxllaUon.wa-complets- tion, butjrhalrman Oo It troops. This movg wilt adjourn. ' (Jen. vpn "Flying Parson greets CapL Smith at the border. iwenontlon pg tea that had lniTWh-- l Nona Plane. Nebi yesterday and toth raeaeur Feeney "to quit pinking a speech and it Is said. Jed to ih present hostilities. be sent the will Whlto facta" talk Interest here now is largely focussed dering ths demands, finding that It probably kafegnardlag Flyer. could not agree, reported tho dead- House whether th measure would coma Steel Plant Closed. Chairman Kenyon announced the In the result obtained from tha not Great care Is being exercised by combeforo tho president because of the disthe to which locked condition the eonfor council of ths pear supreme general would taks testimony here conference in inclination of his physicians to let him committee manding officers at the various cont Intend to enca.whlch began sessions hero yester- transact PORTSMOUTH. O- - Oct. 11. All de- trol points to safeguard the flyers In business. Should Mr. tomorrow aad tetarn to .Washington send to Berlin reported any recommended final and tho adjourntoday, Whitaker-Gleeenday,, demanding of the measure hold the great contest, eo far productive of Palmer th unconstitupartments German ment. withdraw! of ROB EXPRESS EAR Unless troops from tho fcieel plant with the esceptlon .of the five deaths and a number of minor sc. It was expected that It would be Monday. tional, In on Baltic something th provinces ef cosrclv happens pain lilaat furnace.i will be idle after to- cldents among the original 47 starter referred to th president for his veto. measures from the AM lea. meantime to prevent It leader of tho Otherwise be permitted to benight, it waa announced tonight by at Mtneola and 91 at San Franclace. mins workers say the etrlko threatened came a lawIt Inmight 19 IRON exGeneral Manager' A. C. . McFarland. Two machines were eliminated yaator-daFIRST POURED FROM 1 the days without for Nov. will take plara. The plant employas 9.090 men. Shortage Serious Figh ting and two contestants suffered acMEMPHIS, Tenn, OcL 11. Firs men Operators have declared they cannot ecutive's signature. , of material. It Is said, caused the shut-do- n cidents. demand of tho workers. aouthherund concede a th who boarded pasoengor n. The deaths 'yeeterday were Worth Is oh in Petrograd In are Mines Western affected Penn CASTS PEPPER D. McClure, observer la plane No. 24. train on tha Yaaoo'and Mississippi Valvlvanla, Ohio. Indiana and Illinois. THUG PUNT CLOSED BY STRIKE COrENH Maj A, L. fenced, which ley railroad as It was leaving tha Mora than 200,009 men art Involved. by piloted Next Weeks Weather. 4GfTV, Oct. 1 ! rraehed at butfalo, and Lieut-- 8. V. yards hero early today, held up The INTO PAYMASTER'S to a dismMchrom HHsjnatore.According Wales, whose ship fell tn Wyoming Kuaa hla and express assistant, messenger1 a severe snowstorm Thqredsy. pewsnaperjHHtrt that sertnve fishtlng 11 West her during ' WASHINGTON. EYESt TAKING t 0t. beginlng krohen out la Betrogmd betw Th contest today between th three secured several packages and escaped i YOlTNGSTOWV, O- - Oct. 11. The first I h Mon- week for the LIBERTY BONDS predictions when th train was stopped at West and opponents of the eOvlc isthound flyers mho left Bryan. iron mmu facto red la the Mahntunf j adherent . dsv sre. M In response to a telephone rfi- too nter revoltiuonaete fllfiOO Misapparently would vis in interest wits Junction rvmrtppl sod Lower j w the since from a aa tpper dsfrn valley sLeelatrikebef ef several im ho message th th ysrdmaster in performance "skyptiot souri fillers Generally fair and Cool men board a9 Prices a. train-1IS9 th snd government the at. westward flight, lurut. . .CLEVELAND, O., Get, 11 poured from a blast furnace at U prtrtsnt bud.cgs x frosts , wlh I slated. frequent It The were and pveevenger fend feat Malftaid tfna.. eha Tound : morning robber this morning held up the en4 ptsfeau Reginas nuies of his Journey Roofer Youngstown Sheet A Tube fqmpany lying oh the Door, bound One ef left after ;nr-al.- y paymaster Of th Samuel Emerson'' -is ir aith normal tempera 2.11 Vto rn packages were said re have NEW TORK, Oct 1 1. Liberty bond eMy this roorning. Atcordin to an Tbe snvHHfBcwmerTf of thsr outbreak The the imier tn three day Lying Eucltd-avenu- e in T U el the of eompsny, lobby been shipped by. a Memphis. Jewelry final prices today were; l(s 199 ou Ulde the plant whs raw the of a sflrlouA revolt, sgaiaet the & trio, beaded until late yes- concern throw- -' and after Pacific St lev Generally fair except eastbound building 92 In FtroCrad. first 94 second sheviks 24; 4s, 4s, 29; first taefher wtttt Into hla face escaped la are prohnbt In terday by CapL Smith, had ft miles metaj poprod from the furnara. Ac- bomb outrages ing pepper that occasional Poesea were organised qulrkly and 4Js. l.49; second 41s. 94.2; third aaaiost tho Boiakov an mo feiln with 111 eat 41. auto which normal temat and Rashingtea other Abo a Oregon, 4 tivity all In search practically of leaders began pleats fourth second the 08.04; surrounding 22; Morir, on 4i. . carried I2 a (Continued la page here Indicate aa attempt to jaaaufae-twr- o indicate eertrme laterpal ofpoaHloa money two.) paymaster rapttl perature. I H.tl: Vlsurs (la. M.B. tree Licet. L. S. Webster, Ba. IS. left Rawlins, Wya at lliSd and Capt. J. Desalt sea, Ba. M, at UiSS. bath wrstheaad. ( I Oct. II A rammll-lrepcesesilsg the sirlhlsg laag a radar flatly rafaaed -virtual alttuvalaae fraav lb wav la lh haadlla Httattl la uger af l.w frrlghl ships aad ate ta war aa saw lhtr ships Bew lark. Tb war drpeitrael (tad MUUam X, aaaaarad thraagh Mlply, rkalrnvaa af tha oatlaaalM eha ! ismmli adaatavt --tatradedthat th ship ahaald be Iia4lr4. Mr. Rlglar aahS tha U they wooid Irtkar' taka rara at thraa IS ship Bad a flat rafuaaL NEW TORE. OcL It Fztenalo to tha cosstwlsa traffic at avery Atlantic port of the longshoremen's strike which has virtually etoppad activities In Naw York harbor, appeared Inevitable today. John r. Rll, chairman of tha committee directing the etrlks announced that order for such aa extension had bean Issued following tha action hare yesterday ef tha national adjustment commission of ths United States shipping beard uhleh refused to grant an Increase In the coastwise longshoremen's scale from 99 cents to 1 an hour. The only apparent hope of averting a spread of the strike, or of terminating tha strike In New York, lay In a meeting ef the strike committee with the national commission, starting at adjustment 19 o'clock this morning. The coastwise longshoremens It was strike,' If mads effective. least 19.009 stated, would add at of strikers. to the total number Hudson rlvtr Employees of all the the railroad com. ferry lines and ail th with line axeeption pany tug of tha Lackawanna, struck suddenly last night, tying up the tugs and ferryboats. w THE wU-lnfarm- -v . . , trans-continent- al OAKLAND STRIKE Girl Will Return WINDS UP TODAY To Her Home Land - com-pnad- en MUTINOUS CREY DIVERTS CARGO m non-atrlkl- that-Germ- TO DANNUNZIO wn -- Eras JV0U - ss -- -- Kualn-LithuaQja..,rr- nr ,' m er 1 - x-- f -- er r(s - |