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Show 3G SATURDAY MARCH PACKS 10 JOilO SAJf LAKK UTAH CITY SKVKNTIKTH YKAR ALLIES PREPARING ADVANCE INTO GERMANY; TROOPS MASS AT METZ AND STRASSBOURG & left t9i W3 Sb w RETURN TREATY TO PRESIDENT It Senator Newberry And 16 A sso dates A Found Guilty WHITE FLAG j 1 Sailor Take yVarthip . NEWPORT NEWS ' enworth aad fine. Charles A Floyd, two years la Leavenworth sod $4,000 floe. William J. Hldsl, two years. Allan A Templeton, ooe year aad Mi month. Roger M. Andrew, one year and Mx months. Milton 'Oak man. one year sod FI ID VOTE Pact March 26. The WASHINGTON. treaty of Versailles was returned to President Wilson today by the senate after It had failed of ratification Mat night tor the fourth Urns. There was no intimation as to what President Wilson would do with the treaty. White House officials said the usual procedure would be to send It to the state department for burial In the arohivee there. Mr. Tumulty who was given the treaty, said there would be no sMt ment from the president. The senate was not in session today, but when the house met, Representa-ttvTlnkham, Republican, Massachusetts, offered a Joint resolution, declaring a Mte of peace between the United HI ales and Oermany. Proposed Peace Course. Under the resolution Germany would recognize all rights which the United Slates which have had under Ihe Versailles treaty. Should Germany fail to agree to this, . the president would be authorized to prohibit resumption of trade relations or the extension of With the peace treaty on its way back to the White House today accompanied by notification to the president that the senate had finally refused to advise and consent to its ratification, Senator Knoxs resolution to declare a state of peace with Germany will take Its place on the senate floor. Consideration Mat night after the adverse vote on ratification, was Mocked by adjournment until Mon- HAMBURG, March IS. The Ger- man ' cruise ra Krhwarsburg, Regensla De-- f Supetdreadnaught six Bnnlh. burg and Wlltleabach were Uken posMost Powerful session of at Kiel wlthbut bloodshed Richard H- - Fletcher, one year at signed this morning by sailors at the naval and three month. .Warship in World First station after the government troops In Fred Henry, ooe year and three accorddisarmed, been had the station months. - Of Four Ships of Type. Hannibal Hopkins, one year ing to reports from Kiel received "herd, The officers of the cruisers were desod one day. . K. V. Chi Ison, ooe year, and posed and the white flag was hoisted NEWPORT NEWS, Va., March 20 over the vessels. The captain of the one day. Maryland, The euperdreadnaught YVtttlesbach, the reports adds, comJohn S. Newberry, fined S10.-00most powerful batas ths designed ' mitted suicide by shooting. tleship in ths world, was Munched fined 83,000. O. Turner, Harry here today with Mr. E. Brooke Lee, 2,000 Are Killed B. Frank Emery, fined 12.000. of the wife of the comptroller George 8- - I add, flood, 9,000. Mao MiwL. as sponsqr. LONDON, March 10. Two thou- slate .. of Judge fermions' overruled mosand persons have been killed to date Secretary Dsnlels, Governor Ritchie, for a new trial pending an tion Gerof other number and to of the a In the fighting Incident r Maryland, appealdisnaval officials and state officers at man revolutionary movement and was Vhlch la the It tended the week. Munching, GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., March 20. turbances of the past In Berlin, according to the Ex- first public one held here since, ths Benator Truman H. Newberry and ' In United States entered the war. were found 16 of hi 84 change Telegraph correspondent The Maryland M. the first of four that city. guilty of criminal conspiracy In the ships of her cMss tp be Munched and ISIS senatorial "election by a Jury In Is one of.the';ten superdreadnaughts the Unlte4 States district court here Firing in Berlin authorised In. the first three-yea- r the men th building program adopted In 1011. today. Besides the Benator, I By BERLIN, March Convicted were his brother, John 8. With a length of 624 feet over all, a Associated Press, 2:40 p.m.. by Paul King, his campaign beam of 07 feet and full load dis- Newberry, Frederick Cody. New York, Since noon firing has manager; It the of city. various in parts placement of IfSO tons, she is the legislative agent; Charles Floyd. Is reported that the eecurlty police Mrgest of the fighting craft built for . the Grand RaptdaiVAIlan A. Templeton, are ehooting down all officers American navy .and when commisBaltic troops remaining In Berlin. Detroit board of comthe of pFetldent with sioned will be one of the most PowerUnter en Linden brlatied today f merce; Hannibal Hopkins, publicity day. ' -barbed wire and the Hotel Adlon was ful battleships, in the Aorid. Republican leaders- - expect some B. Frank Emery.' office and it with guarddirector; thoroughly screene rumors are aflot to be passed. The treaty such measure Originally designed to carry 12 ed by troops. Wild Harry O. Turner, Detroit; question was regarded as already inInter-cit- y atreeta are seething- were so rifles, the plans for the ship manager; I. The Y, of ChiMon the National RepubliInto the E. ocwar ths presidential are changed campaign jected during Disorders that excited with people. cs headquarters; Roger Andrews, as one of the main Issues on which dlstrlcu. she will have Instead eight eurrlng in the euburban will fight of Democrats Oak-mathe first and this guns over else Republicans Menominee, publisher; Milton There is a conspicuous absence of mounted on a for national Indorsement this fall. ship. They will be dwelling William J. troops in the workingmens feverishDetroit,' politician; Ratification was defeated last night placed two each In four turreti on districts where agitators are the center line, two forward and two Mlckel, Wls.; Richard by a vote of 49 to 25, .the lineup beOshkosh, ly busy, aft. They will be larger by one Inch Fletcher,, state labor tommissioner; ing 28 Republicans and 21 Democrats than the great guns on the BritUh James F. McGregor, Detroit; - Fred for and 22 Democrats and 12 RepubLuettwitz Force Surrender chips of the licans against. The net result of four Queen Elizabeth class which were used In the bombardment Henry Flint, and George S. Ladd, months of compromise negotiations SO. of the March Dardanellea Mass. was Troops ''' the addition of 17 Democrats to COPENHAGEN, Sturbrtdge, ", More Powerful Battleship. , of von Luettwltx forces, which were All other defendants were acquitted those voting for ratification. castle st being besieged In the Action of House Needed. Battleships designed since the Mary- of the first charge and none was found of Schleswig, 70 miles northwest land 'was laid, however, will be even Action by the house of representaon .the sixth count. guilty Hamburg, have surrendered uncondimore powerful. They will earry 12 tives would be necessary to consumthe The penalty is a fine of $10,000 or mate tionally and power is again In and will measure 684 a declaration of peace by resohands of the old government accord- feet overrifles In or ears and less two all with a displacement of lese; y prison. lution, as rontemplaed by Senator ing to the- Nachrlchten of Hamburg. tons. i ' 43,200 Their 23 Docs Not Affect Ont. Knox. ' His resolution proposes the speed will be Of the- castle garrison, six were 1 knot as the -knots of the against killed or badly wounded. On 'the Conviction of Senator Newberry" by f repeal of the Joint resolution declar- Maryland and practically all previous people's side one man was killed and classes h. of American R.pid. Jury . dreadnoughts. one wounded. The Marylands keel was laid on validate his seat In the senate. Repub- - jtg acceptance bf all undertakings con-licApril 24. 1817, 18 days .after the leaders said today. He will ba talned in the treaty of Versailles, th United States declared war on GerTroop Clear Leiptic power-tentitled to retain office, they declar-- . President would hav thecommercial many. Work on her was delayed by proclamation on a e act the Lelp-alItself aenate 20. March ed reason the until deof the rush in getting out fntercourH b;twMn th) tw0 nat)on, COPENHAGEN, filed-bhi opponent, Henry or the givlnK of any aasitance is being successfully cleared stroyers to fight submarines, but it to of the regular army, according has been rushed since the armistice charges many. to a Dresden dispatch - quoting the and the vessel is now nearly The treaty of Versailles failed of : ef the election A " subcommittee Nachrlchten of Hamburg. headed by Senator Wat- - ratification again Mat nlghL and the1 u7 oroDell.'t'he The 'Leipsic Volkshaus la burning trtirrdrivM1 voted to send K back to Pres-- , and the workmens losses have been power forhichwR?!,ihHmiKheiltbv!,on Republican, Indiana, -now is mats Wilson with a notification that ident 'with counsel conference . of approximately 29,000 turbines exceedingly heavy. to advise and had it Ford and finally regarding for pro Newberry Steam will be furnished cedure horsepower. aenata .investigation of consent to lta ratification. the in'. oil boilers. by eight burning Strike Being Enforced , On the decisive- roll call the vote the charges. Whether. Senator Newberfy. in riew ws-- 4 for ratification to 35 against, in Its rank Geddes to Come to U. S. of hla conviction, will continue his the opposition numberiRg BERLIN, March 10. The strike Is duties in the senate pending a, final 20 Democrats who "werO unwilling to being enforced most stringently and the Socialists snd Spartacist organiWASHINGTON. March 20. Sir decision of bis case by the courts see the treaty go through with Hie thor- M a matter for-h- is own discretion, Republican reservations objected to sations are picketing-theclt- y Auckland Geddea, newly- - appointed senators by the president, and three Demosalj. Cabmen are being held up and their British ambassador to th United Benator leader had been advised by cratic anjl 12 Republican IrreconciDemocrats passengers forced to .alight. The State, and Lady Geddes will sail from Mr. Newberry that in event of convic- lable. Twenty-on- e quit street, consequently, are divested of England April 16 on theKaiserin Au- tion he would carry an appeal to the- the president's lead and voted for ra- gusts Victoria, the British embassy United States supreme court, ff nkces-Twas advised today. (Continued on page nina.) . (Continued on page nine.) . 0. esf-inut- -- ed loans-orcredtt- -- I. re 14-In- 16-in- - tke EDITOR'S Sort- - Till Is Iks slsvsh ef a sorts sf artlelss tstttng mntl dosrrIMng Iks prsvsllll ef ail Ik preeMsailel rssdl-itIquo-Ilo111 ( of all MHm koch of Ikaoo mow ks ssswsvod Ik on ik ion rnif problems nf ikn day ) gitinc h tlsws Utraoe-bour- LAUNCHED AT n, ' l- sn o y Cer-For- 1 - 6 T A- - d, ipril iii BY na bri o: buy en, iCopyrigbl, 1126. by Bruce B!lva ) JERSEY errt. N J. March 26. A teetotaller whs never expects 1 touch a drop of liquor in hi itf. a man who regards tbs aaloen as an ! mixed evil and whisky as a eur. and yet may be elected prwMdeat of tbs United Btatea on an anil prohibition ticket euth la tbs aatoslahUg politiwards sf Hew Jersey, cal development centering around Gee. Edward L poeslble Itrmorratlc nomine. It M not as the friend of liquor that Ooe. Edwards Is IstereMed In Atbembl Facet That carrying on iht fight, h told me wha 1 called on bins la Jersey City. It is Promiaes Bitter Contest as the friend of personal liberty. Any stale In the Union has the unquestioned right to go dry If a Public Sentiment In Berlin majority of It ciiisons wish to tako such actios.1 Ooe. Edwards told me. "But for the government to force prohibition upon a stats through a Cob la Strong Against Baltic siltutlonal amendment la a groaa Invasion of tbs famous aad tong-ebe- r inhed American doctrine of Mates rights Troops and Propoaed Par" Suppoee, for example, that tho government went Ints a prohibition dona For Inaurrection Are Mato like Kan an and said to the people, You muM have liquer whether you want It or not.. What a storm of proteM would bo raised 1 Yet the i i Oppoaed. . . .. rere reed." principle M exactly the asm with A Surprising (limb In Fame. Soma day n novellM should do JuMtoa ,t tho truly romantic story of (BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.) Ooe. Edwards and hie rise to prominence. Her la a man who la a banker Large section ef Germany art born and bred, haring spent 14 year la U employ of ths First National to tb rattle of machine guns Bank of Jersey City, of which ho M now p reel dent. A banker Ks might aad rifle fire M tb eiril warfare behind Klewn bav lived and died, bad not prohlbltition suddenly up from far since the beginning ef the horison. Gov. Edwards, then Senator Edwards of the state senate, which the Berlin revolt last Saturday Is estibelieved, as I bav said,, that prohibition by national legislation la anjust. H told hla friends so and they agreed with him. He mad a . few public mated by some Berlin eemputater t speeches and discovered that many peopla felt as ha did aad even more so. have cost 1,666 live. Th Industrial district In th Rhlas- - -If possible. Mad appears te be the stronghold How New Jcrery Ford. forces, which are So he ran for governor on an ticket and.vraa elected with the reported to hav captured Earn, th 215.666 votes, a clear majority. Tb man who ran en a definitely home of th Krspp plant, the Importon page seven.) ant Industrial centers of Pumldorf ii i.snd Klberfeld and other towns In this region. Advice 'from Cologne reflect by ths Allies ovor th situation . In tho Rhino district, close to tb oocu- . plod area. . On report which M unconfirmed, declares there are Indications that thoy are preparing to ad-- v vanes further into Germany If th situation doaa not Improve. , ' In Lei pels, the Ebert forces appear to be regaining control after a bloody conflict. At Kiel, where tb workers nr recently gained control, conditions reported quiet for th moment. - In view of tb still disturbed conWASHINGTON, . Kerch M. ditions In Berlin, it M said In disEarly ifrenml between Jugo-Mavfrom Ktuttgart that th naand AlbanM on rttkamt patch SAN FRANCISCO. March 26. Jack Us sesof the Adriatic problem was pre. tional aeembly will continue sions until tha capital becomes quieter. Dempsey, world's heavyweight chamdinted bm today In dlptnetutiJc Ebert government is apparently rlraiea Foreign Mlatetm Trans-bito- ti Tb pion and hM manager, Jack Kearns, Mill maintaining Us headquarter in of Jugo-fetavt- a and M. Ki- pleaded not guilty today before Judge ' of Albania, It was add, Jmd that city. Robert R Bean In th United States In amfenme in Paris lor a been ' It.-v-. March on when special court COBLENZ, district week aad a definite raproohs arraigned train made up by local German autmoot betweiai the two Balkan charges of conspiracy to evads tlie secountries most vitally concerned horities at the direction of American lective draft act. Their preliminary In the Adriatic controversy was army officers left this city at S;15 o'clock this morning for Leipsic to hearing yvas set for April 2. expected aooti to mark tbs fin The two appeared later before step In a new settlement. bring out $60 American and allied President Wilma's recent business men who ms stranded there Francis Krull, United 8tata commison the subject of Aland reported in danger. sioner and furnished bonds, Dempsey banM In the correspondence wrlth The train Will reach Leipsic this ' an Allied to the for Kearns and and Is du to return her Adriatic, afternoon for $2,000 $1,000. premiers nfflclaM said, also helped expedite tomorrow nlghL .... They were indicted by the federal an aodcabie agreement between The train crew la In charge of Lieut grand Jury Feb. 27. On Indictment the two Balkan conn tries. Hans Frlachmann. ths adjutant of th accused them of conspiracy in preGerman, military mission with ths alparing a falaa claim of dependency lied army of occupation. By skipping for Dempsey, and a second charged way stations It would be possible te Dempsey with evasion "of the draft act. make tha run to Leipsic and return In ulu Discussions luue ultra-extremi- ef st - Not Guilty Plea Of Dempsey and wor-rtme- ot Forecast Early .Settlement Over Kearns on Draft Dalmatian Issue Evasion Charge - M ln, - - - Reported Cotton Ginning. WASHINGTON, March 20. Cotton production amounted to 11,329,755 bales I n the equivalent 1919 crop, the final ginning report of tha census bureau issued today an nounced. , 500-pou- Ebert Proclaims Siege in Berlin 16-in- 0rd wafds of New Jersey Replies 1 H E overnor Do-tm- il; If the country done not quiet down Telegraph oor noon, the Exchang respondent at AmiOerdam reporta President? Ten Questions Asked Leading Candidates ! further Into Oermany For Is Your Man Who jAction of Jury Will Not In Seventeen Defendant validate Michigan Man's Convicted in Newberry Seat Until Senate Takes Conspiracy Trial Action AH Other DeRAPIDS, March 9. Two Persons TheGRAND Thousand following were foad gmlltyi fendants in Cases Are Roger M. Awdrewa. Menominee; Hare Been Killed During LJbrrt V. (VUleoa. Ana Arbor; Acquitted Newberry Is lYrdrrtrh Cody, New fork; It. Upheaval in Germany Itaak Emery, I revolt ; Richard II. Sentenced to Two Years nrtchrr, (lay (Yty; Charira A Spartacan Army Captures Kloyd. Detroit; tVrd Henry, Mint ; At Leavenworth. A. Hopbine, M. Clair; Essen Where Great Gun Ilannlhnl Paul ft. King, Drtmlt; George S. Mam. James V. Senator Knox's Resolution add. Mrs Plant of Krupps Is Situ MrGregor, bridge, William J. Detroit; ' GRAND RAPIDS, March 90. Michel, Oshkneh, ttla; Traman H. Declaring State of Peace nines were pronoanoed spas Newbrrry, Drtmlt; John H. Newated. Si Oak man. Milton Detroit; berry, the eoariotod ncs this sfltnooe With Germany Will Come Allan A. Trmpirton, Detroil; M follows: O. Detroit. Tamer, For Consideration lisisisr N re berry, two years In ara Harry Up LONDON, March IS. Thar and floe. dislie.ooo a Issnssonh to many Indications. according Smoot and Frederick Cody, two years In Monday patch from Cologne today that the LeeseeworUi and 110,000 floe. Alika ara preparing to advance their MARYLAND IS King Vote in Favor of Faal King, two years la Leavg concentrations of troops il 8 IO.PoO S' cSb JAKE1 IIP Meta c3b ATa mencans at Leipsic Will Be Removed to Safety in Guarded T rain Sent Out From Goblenz By German Authorities KIEL and ua c3j c Corks Lord Mayor 12 hours. Stormy Is Shot Dead by , - . . I ' Seion Open ts BERLIN, March 1$. 8tormy ars expected when, the national assembly takes up the 'question- of ; amnesty for the leader ef the reae-the Ebert gov- - . tlonary revolt agalnaf eminent. Public sentiment her andis LONDON. March 29. Th lord bitter against the Baltic troops revpardon to the mayor of Cork was shot dead at 1 proposals toaragrant certain to bo opposed. oclock this morning. The revolver olutionists Reorganisation of th Ebert cabwas fired by masked person whose inet will bring half a dosen new men but the Identity Is unknown. They entered Into the ministry. Itandis aaid, conservative Liberal his residence, and after firing the ahot, National be represented. These two will not await escaped In an automobile. organizations have, decidedin to June beA half dozen men knocked at the th result of th election door of the home of th lord mayor. I fore consenting to take part In th Thomas Macgurin. Mra. MacgurlnjfuWnincnt. , t. opened th door and the men rushed In. Some of them held her while For Revolt Head er ran upstairs to the mayors bed- room. They took him to the landing LONDON. March 20. It wax anand shot him in the chest. They then nounced In the Baden diet yesterday fled. Ebert government had ofMrs. Macgurin telephoned immedi that th fered large rewards for the arrest of ' a for doctor and a The ately priest. Dr. Kapp and General Luettwltx, th mayor died soon after the arrival of leaders revolt In Berlin, of tha priest. Cologne according to a dispatch fromExchange-Telegraph Mayor Macgurin, a prominent 81nn today transmitted by the Felner, was interned after the Easter Amsterat correspondent rebellion. dam. tnei-den- Unknown Gunmen - ' decree by President Ebert issued today proclaims Berlin and the province of ' Brandenburg In an intensified r state of siege. The regular troop and the eecurlty police are empowered to search motor cars for arms. If occupants of these cars are found carrying arms without permits they are to be shot bn the spot, the decree orders. The decree also warns th population of Greater Berlin agairut being in the street after nightfall. French Buy Tanker. Extraordinary 'courts matrial Notke Will Hold Job are established, Includftig drum- CHESTER. Pa March 26. A 16. (Havas.). head court matrial. March PARIS. cbmpany of tbia city has re- Gustav Noske, who tendered his resigAnother decree permits meetceived q French order for an 1.609- - nation as minister of defense-tPres- ton tank steamship. This is bl-c- d I ident Ebert of Germany yesterday, hai ing to be. held in closed room, I to be the ftrM order for a ahl ", be decided to remain In office, th social but gives warning that open air placed bp France In this country sine meetings permission commander.' tb signing erf tb araistica, from tb military (Continued ob paga nlna.) Berlin, MaTch-B- A rai thw-recen- t -- ship-buildi- o will-requir- T 1 |