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I.-a- ): ' S , JUAREZ-11AS 2;i:1,,,, , .., 1, I , 6.1,-s- t ' ;. t ' DEEN 11E61111 Message From Head of In. surgents Gives Detail; of Successes Obtained by Elements Anti:Carranza ,. t's t P ,,,,t, : '',.,, ,,' -- t , f ,. '4' 1',.... t .;' .,,,, , S 4; 4.;,,',wi ,i :'- -i ,:',4. '7''..e.-,- t 4 t. , 111.78eventy. five delegates and allernatea to the allRussian Zionist congress. which met here its In April, have beer arrested. according to a statement Issued by the extraordinary commission today. It is aseerled that the extraordinary Neel tecy observed regarding Abe meeting and th fact that a large propwtion of those present were not connected. with. the Zionist movement. led to the arrests. Investigation. it te AA4d. has resulted in the discovery of compromising document revealing clop contact with Entente oluntries. Charges are made that many bombs have been found in the office of the central Zionist '.; pt ...x.., 4.:Z ' May elated Preas.)Fult details of the conference held by the Liberal revolutionary leaders at the national pal' ace last night ,(May 12) reveal that Governor de la Muerte, will call the Congress" late- extraordinarY - - dMaY 24 for naming a preildent ad in. , terim. General Obregoll was named by the the ,conference as cOmmandir of Gen.& , forces In northern Mexico and tOrtithatidenri Maxi: Craraonrsled ' , co Meal and southern city All the leader promised the ad Interim president chosen. whoever he might be.. - qtti Carranza Is Cited a sum- . marl 'forwarded 'to the' state depart.; - mentr Carranza was reported to have been In Tetela on the lath, leaving there in a northerly direction. The summary maid Villa would soon W. escort. arriv-- at Gen. Obregon had left the capital for Queretaro. Tampico. and an Lute Potosi planning to return In lime for the special session et COngrella May 24. Published accounts of the routing of Carranza asserted that gold and silver bullion recovered from hie trains was valued at several million dollars. More than 100 officers and civil.emhim were ployees who accompanied Immediate.brought to the capital and said. They the papers in: added4 that government archives. were records, cluding the treasury when they were buried by his escort - forced to abandon their trains. . - . ' - , -- - - - a- Yucatan Adheres - - - - . - t r WASHINGTON, Mar lg.Adhesion Of Yucatan to the provisional government in Mexico City was rept.rted toadvicee day both in state department to the agents and in a cablegram governhere of the - revolutionary sent ment from a special commiesiono comto Yucatan some time ago. The Morales missioner said Gov., Gastroand Gen. Pablo de la Garcia, military commander under the Carranits govternment were in flight, presumablyto Sb, - Cuba.- -- ' 4 CHICAGO, - re- ne - ground-- . ,, t , i - I,.. r ,e ' i - - Members said this would operb the way for the.biggest political fight in the house eince the war investigating - ' committee was. created. In the two reports, embracing '75.- 1100 .words, everyldetall,of.the nitrate program was discussed. , in-th-e first of its findings the majority charges that the nitrate pro- gram cost the government $111.1114,974 and that no nitrates were produced prior to ' the ,armistice and that it contributed - nothing toward winning. ' : the war., The minority replied that if war by expenditures were to, be judged the , unexpected end of ' hostilities three-fourtof the nation's efforts were uselese.- -- ' , 1 ,.,, ii. TP t i.0- - . Li - 1 .. . 1 - - ' -- - - - I I ike f (A-e- ll .. kk Ilk , . - ' , . '''; , ,t '' , ' 1 ,, '. .1 ,.1, ., It .' b- . A t. 4:k ' i, , , ' b .... . , ! - .'' 4,V 04 ' i , . ,... ', 18.--T- he . ...... , . ) 7.111' .. ,,, to., , '4 .. ,.., GEYeeRLOBRECOti -- - WASHINGTON. May 11.Itesponding to telegraphic appeals, state railway and public eereice commissions throughout the country today were worktng in conjunction with the interstate commerce commistion in an effort to relieve practically nation-wid- e freight eongention. Hundreds of investigators were at work securing data on conditions and most of this was xpected to be received tonight The commissioners pointed out it will require poesibly weeks before anything like normal transportation conditions can be resumed. In the meantime, an inoreasing number of complaints from shipper eontinue to come In and numerous auggestios for and prioritien but biken - SENATOR WALSH Massachusetts Solon Urges Congress tit; !Dveitijat Excess Profits; Cities in stance's G.11:.;1111F.1;Cf47, '(1,-P- ., wo;wwv.00lmAg11011,L4.miMsw - 1.4.11, ,IFY1.1.0.1'..I.1.11.,E5;:,:, :::--. ' 1N ':":1;,'. FORM It IVASHINGTO'N. - form.- ' - Defeatof Poles - Creels artA Turks WASHINGTON. May were notified today by ytoprosontativti Towner. Iowa. chairman of the Polly conference committee, that the soldier relief legislation would be considered at a party caucus to be held tomorrow night. , Clash Near Smyrna CONSTANTINOPLE, t . , ... vrAsHiNcrroN., - - May itepublican, Conferees on Am state." "It Is also worthy of he said. "that at the very timenote," Penrose was making this speech Sims was writing to Captain Pratt threatening an in- WASHINGTON. May ILA deadlock on the army reorganization hill was reached today by the Senate and house conferees. Sonata provistoms to ireorganize the form caused- - the breach and the question will be brought before the house for a vote. .Th. disedrreement. Chairmen Wads- worth of the senate inanagers said, came despite an offer from Use senate side to .strike out tho senate provisions for voluntary military training of youths between IS and 21 years old Under the senate bill the national guard would become a part of the United Btates army as federal troops, not militia. The house conferees divided evenly on acceptance of the plan. Representative Kahn of California, chairman. and Representative McKenzie of Illinois, favored acting upon tho senate provisions. but Representative Anthony. Republican, Kansas. and Dent. Democrat. Alabama. refused their approval and the disagreement resulted. I Soviets Recognize Far East Rept:'1112c 11,--T- he recor hition of tha,,Ear Eastern Diarricr. cretin republic of Siberia haa boort decided upon by th SCA ft SOVIet government. Diplomatic relations between the itovieterovernirriont and the Far Eastern ;terabit. will be opened immediately. Nerothifions between the Far Eametern republic anti Japes trill Elect Milwaukee Man As Methodist It imoospectett that negotiations with Japan will hingAreend the rates eit the East Meserhurian mats n tkierlat railway. rh ernment Will probably insist that tt retain an taro ta Ittio reed, a indicated that the richt at NB towels ishareheiders fully Itrtot dbot od as the Par Nestern privets recognises It-l- - , s3vItts,p .1,41 ' I . --- Is h op - . rim& nr lifer Wile t - 1:11"1'1-- 1 110 40s1" I ILPaviot rut hi kayo bee" eittablleheel lIrrattou revolutionary strilme humour.- I hail liurtoomiod, &muftis, the 1rwork pollee. who saM Isdar hod obtatnul rovnalmod overnamul Its thin trona loollmoala titer have aft ., curet, - , mmip - - .. - ' PART& .. . . - yitted au him Is Loa Angeles. ' - ' DES MOINES, la, Afar 1Ec. W. Burns of Minneapolis MIn lraill etented Ai bishop of tho Methodiss., en church ballot tho tottea Episcopal lato yeotorlay at tho general confer.. once, and tho remit of which eras alt. bounced today., .WATSON BEGINS SENTENCE. etollt 17 giro th poses trooty preorItoI to hot by Os Atfl., tt woo todiesto4 bore today. Cobet A ; ton-- t A peenyt; who atmoy'y opt:wood the arroyo ore of tho treaty. has rootrood ftmyths pest, dolosottoo. ., i - FAN grrTvz,.Cal.. May' ' Jame. P. viatica, contested murderer of nine Women he toeTied blegunouity, arrived at the state ponttentiary hero today to beets a life lontente May MOSCOW.' May vestige.tion of the conduct otthe war." Mr. Daniels said he wourd not an. ewer the Penrose ehargee at length. because his answer to Admiral Sims covered the matter fully. He devoted the rent of the day to a resume of the navy department's war construction activities comprising approximately 1000 reseels, nearly three times as many es there were in the entire navy whoa the war started. Sims' Mishiton. Secretary ' Daniels eald Admiral Hinatt "highest and dearest stabition" was blasted when be was refused per- mission to ateept- - ita as an honorary member appointment of be ,British, The admiralty. orecretary added that the admiral expressed "deep regret and embarrassment" when the peeminetoti was denied because the tender had come from the 'king himeelf." Although the offer was without pre. cadent, Mr. Dardels said, it could not be - accepted because it was "on. American" and had not been made to representatives of the Allies. - . . , - - Bill Deadlock( wit . .. ILSenator House and Senate . , illy Suggests Telepathy. - . Navy. Secretary Sarcastic. tit . I . Vey 111:DAPIEST. sweet-dintt- 4 Basic Accu;ations Urged by Sims Were First Express. ed in Speech in Senate; t Sfgn Treaty ----- -- e , enmmlowlo Jus-- 1 Pennsylvania., and not hear Admiral Sims original accoThrde itnA3grrn liJhotnabia leaaineo anissueirtgodatiarthaati sit ths batdd charge against the nay'y "Americana having tremendous po- lineal Influence with the ',trifled State department contained in the litinlirtra administration are assisting" In ef- letter Or January 1, Serretarr Dentate forts to diegnitte the Fall committee. asserted toder-betor- e the senate corn. Jones said also be was told to watch mittee- inrestigattpcthe paeat pppdueg,,,,,,,, "Washingtorr for isamethtnir to 'drop" of the. Ai r Daniel recalled . that . tin the matter. Most Of the conversations reported were alleged to have the senator in a speech in the sonata taken piece hi New York during No. August 24. 1218, declared that pro.. ' vember. I , crastination on the part of the seers ' tary delayed the termination of tha Former Omaha Mayor s. . war at least three months, cost hie. , Now Acting Marshal 000,000,000 and, many lives.' ht words toed by senator Penrest 03dAni, Neb., lay 111.jamee C. were almost identical with those used Dahlman, former mayor of Omaha, by Admirat flims more a year yesterday, was sworn in at Lincoln aa later, Mr. Daniels said. than ' acting United Mateo marshal to suc- .. - Dectmue41 bardlatic ' ceed the late Thomas J. Flynn. Dahl- "Either Admire' Sims la It niagarist man has been recommended for the his views and vacancyandlLis anticipated be will and appropriated be appointed. charges from 8erietor Penrose or . by 1, the , new science of mental telepahy. the' views of the aerator were cons. municaled to Admiral Sims." declared Mr. Daniels. "Penrose comes from Pennsylvania and Sims was appoint. ad to the naval academy from that to turthtrc'im reinforrernanta, preparatory BERLTN, Way Greeks. adranrea tr tgainat,tho th elections recently hold in tho free Azle of Danzig shoW that Coneetra-- , trVel captured 34 siesta lull the itadi-- i cals jointly won 40. All the bourgeois partleo will hold 14 seats. whiie the independent Socialists snored a slight lead ever the majority Socialists., -- statement May department of n, Greek and Turkish troopirhava clashDanzig Returns Show ed about 26 miles apt,. of, Smyrna, .tho Turkii,are taking the ofRadicals Win 40 Seats where tnwire and are apparently massing JAPANESE ADD TO Alit FLEET. HONOLULU. T. H, Hay ILPlano o for four weeks' session, a rona making a total air float ef oix ouvisdrons, were announeed in Tokio lodge by the Japane.wo air ferric. so. cording to a milt to tho Nippu Japanese newspaper hors Ono Palmaroa will bo stationed at Hot 3o. Korea. - YEADP111110118., tics agent,. todaY- - charged -- Mexican' agent in the United States with hay- -' In threatened disgrace and death to Senator rail of New Mexico, chairman of the senate committee Investigating Mexican affairs, and to W. M. Hail-soone of Chairman Fall's assistant& Mr. Jones, who made his charge before the Mexican committee. &kid Raymond P. 1) Negri, former Mexican consul general in New York, had told him last fail that "they (Fell and Hanson) will be shot very soon." De Negri added, Jones said, that he had "a man in New York ' now to fix them." Viiii LONDON May 17.4Burnooses against the roles in the fighting the northerly part of the front are reported by the Russian soviet government In an official message from Mosców,. dated Monday. Th role. were forced back over the Beresina at one point, it to claimed. righting is still in progress in tho Kiev Ihs hutili iine draw nom 14 mile to the seat lit the city. according to tbo SAME , ASSEIII10118 , G. O. P. to Consider Relief For Soldiers at Caucus! - 1 , - ences which may develop many Important angles bearing on the platform declarations of the Republican national convention were begun hers among Republican- laiterer-beadil-bwill H. liars. the national chairman and Ogden L. Mille, chairman of it newly created executive committee ot the oonunittes on policies and plat- t.; - ORM It Boisheviki Claim , - PARTY - y - -- - , . . WASHINGTOIi, E. Jones, former , BUTTE. Mont.. May ILSerious menace to operation of the mines in the putt district was removed today. according to op., the orators, by the acceptagri-bworkingmen's union of the wage increase offered by the Montana Power company. ending a strike of- - two weeks duration. There was no indication today of an early resumption of service on the lines of Butte street railwhich also had way company been pitrglysed by the strike. The agreement with the power corn' pany did not affect the street railway concern. union officials - FORMER AGENT MAHE - The basis of the discussion was a digest of the data and opinions collected through the elaborate machinery of the policies.and platform' I ganisation. feel-lo- g There was apparent that Important decisions on plat.. form declarations probably would hinge on the views brought out in the meeting today and those which ar to follow. That prediction was presence here of strengthened by the members-of the several prospective who with Chaircommittee. reeolutions man Hays attended the session of the executive committee. At this 909111011 collected Information was given a proof iiminery survey, and the work material whipping it into platform was begun. It became knosin 'that actual 'work was in progreits on tbe planks relating manufacturers to the 1'erwilled; treaty and Mexico. To these subjects groups of senators and representatives have given dePolish Child-Won'der-tailed consideration. and their recomChess Defeats mendations will be reviewed during Experts . , the conferences here so as to na-be presentation when the PARIS, May Vt.Samuel Rseszew- ready ' for convention organises In Chiski. & little Pohinder. 12 years old. who tional three weeks from today. , haa won fame aa a chess marvel. justi- cago fied reports - of hie ability on Bunday EXPRESS MU' MEI TO LOW: PAT. by defeating- 20 elderly experts of the Ps, lais Royal Chess club in & simulCOLUMBlift Ohio, May taneous tournament. The tournament to hoop msn employed f tho local ofI a month woo largoly re- lasted three hours. Samuel has been fices at oonstestion which has sponsible Infor' the sores playing chow for three years. resulted embargo here, th'fos Officials said to Oily the Peet Strike Ends -- pullisfupip,ij Pointed Out That 'Weeks Chairman ofProbe Committee of Senate and His AsWill Elapse Before Anysistant had Marked Mexithing Like Normal can Plotters. ties Can be Expected. tt. ..,...','' 111 -- TII1. ': ,,, e , ...., . , ,;',1t, ,..4. 18.--T- . - 7 . '-- ' , , , a . ' 4 0 4P,or 4' ' Y RECALLS. . PLAY OF S OF FREIGHT' ' t,s - ' ' ,N ays,LiaPlel1 s AVEW: k 4'44'' , 4 4, t ?: ,. . 1 I" r; , 1.. . PROFITEERING I . . ::::-IYA- '''' WASHINGTON. May Ia.Profiteering was 'denounced today In the senate by Senator Waleh. Democrat. of Massachueetts, who asserted that extortions of profiteers at the principal cause of widespread unrest, and that Congress has been "culpably inactive In moving to relieve the Sittlar eüator Walsh cited' large All' commodities, combined 21 dividends, declaring the public out. per cent. cries against th high cost of living were an acute political problem.- tRepublican leaderehip and ma. jorittes in Congress." the Massa-- 1 chusetts senaiorsald.---"arresponsible for failure to enact -legislation." Among recommendations made by, Senator Walsh to check profiteering were: Senaterkils Investigation of Income latest CHICAGO, May victim- of Chicago labor feuds:- tax retnrna to disclose Individual profiteers. John Kikulaki, head of the stock - ' Passage Of several pending bills inn measuyards labor council, was today in cluding the' re.-- the MeNary bill to stamp tout a hospital suffering from wounds regprices on shoes, the cold etorage . regarded as probably fatal. Re ulation bills and others. was beaten and shot last night on "I further recommend.' 'said lona. his way home from a labor meet tor. Walsh. that Congress .promptly inf. He named two other officials inaugurate public trading on a, large of the stock yards labor council as scale unless exorbitant profits are the men be thought were his asvoluntarily and materially reduced at Recent charges and sailants. ' ' once." I t counter-chargof embezzlement Among' Inetancee corporation were said to have caused bitter-- , profits cited by Senator Waleh were nets among stock yards - labor those of the Big Five" packers as rt. leaders and were believed responported by the federal trade commissible for the attack.' sion. the American Woolen company and several textile mills, .tfteel companies, coal operators and neiPis print Raises, , ran. , t Bñttè Miners Get of U. S.. Relied on to Pay Off German War Securities wftj i ' 4rfr, AL- - es ' , agents attach The revolutionary to the report particular importance it from Yucatan because they said of meant that Progreso. principal portheld PARIS. May ,111.Co-operat1o- n by port the state. the last important now been the United States in very largely countby Ca,rranza' authorities-haed upon by allied circles and particusurrendered to the proviviosal the larly by the French for success ofdebts ernment 'Carranza, who fled before of liquidation ,of war, schemat into troops the de facto government's. of of Jalapa had and reparation. the principles the mountains just westsouthward were 4.11c1 down .by, Premiers ...Lloyd intol in moving, -t at the , recent and Mi the rotate of Puebla on May 111. accord- George , conference in Hythe. newepapore' Mexico City the to log circles consider that official French , yesterday. published .,. the German bond itanie, on which the whole blan rests, must largely be ac--' Details of Flight rented by the United States In payment of French debtaor the system will faiL Great Britain'a acceptance Els PASO. Texae, May these bond a in payment of the debt of the ieported 'capture of 24 of of France also depends upon their muniand other government trains acceptance by the United States. It was said today that suggestions tions and the flight of President be welcomed since the Hytbe bY automobile great would to be conference left all the details as coma. , received today worked out by exPerts.,- quantity of ;, by revolutionists hers. they announced. The oonfirmation. according to the Freight Conjestion Action revolutionist agents, was from Gen. Alvaro Obreveri.. candidate for the Is Cause of Breaks prealdenry of Mexico. Gen. Obregon's meenage. which was $ensational in Corn 41 flitted MaY 14. corroborated previeuely Mot reported details of Carransa's dash to CHICAGO. the mountains. saying that before lee?. breaks In the rain of corn took place imain body of his troops. Cara sanral mob to was the There ing ordered that the trahm. which today. sell lin& a dearth of buyers. July decarried Ithe natienal archivolt. should livery in which trading waa 44trieet be burned, hut that the revolutionary underwent an strem fall of Ilia forees prevented the entire execution eomta basahot, eompareil with yea. of the order. terdas cleat, Indications of finan- Gene. and Prenciore cial Amore strain together with talk of drasJoaquin tic 'Measures to end tha widespread It Serrano, chref ot mfr. today left railroad nonceMott were tho chief reasons ascribed. (Cemtinuoi on Pogo tw.) . :4, ,t, Q AND DISGRACE ' ,,,,T :..., -- .' ,, Car-Mo- ; 1 - packer-regulatio- -- on .May MAKE EFFORT '...... . , . , - ,-- 11111,, vor, ' - - , It. - 7 ' , , ' - . , 'l Originated IFALLSDEATH UP--- Chicii gq .si)ital ; - : H. - , Feud .,Yittim. in Jet-fries- d t . . , .. - -- ports, one by jtepublicans condemning -nts the- - govcrentent's--entire-wartirtiató program' and charging reckless waste and extravagance, and the other by Democrats defending it and charging partlian bias by "Abe majority'. were presented today to the house by a 'pedal "Committee' which' took- - up the investigation, nearly a year ago.' Along with :its , 41genaritV condem- -, nations of the government policy,lhe 'comprising Republican ,, majority Chairman Graham: Illinois, and Representative Nebraska, submitted -- iekeommendations - fr-- . future disposal of the Muscle Shoals properties. which Rep. Garrett of Tennessee. the Dmocratio membei, declared was beyond its province. Mr. Garrett indicated, he would l' make a point of order , against the report, on - that . - ,, wholesale 'price. of meat has de.. clined 16 per cent eluting the past year while the prices ot nearly all other necessities have 'increased according to the monthly bulletin the institute of American Meat Packers.' Figures annOunced by the ere comparing meat with other necessities. lay tho following seesaws were recorded by sitter ars ' titles while meat decreased: Cloths and clothing IS per cent. and lighting 15. per cent. Lumber and building material 97 per cent. House and furnishing goods 51 , per cent.., Farm prodbctions, 5 per cent. Food, inciuding .Ineats, 21. per - U.Two . Packers' Paper DENOUNCED BY of Special Republicans Probe Committee Open Way For Biggest Political Fight in House.' May COMMISSION- S- t -- 'WASHINGTON, NaVS...largs - ...iv i 1.:-;:- Declined, Avers tio. the Ass. b et- - M7RATE PLANS -- D enrose l I -- .). Meat Price Has IN WAR PERIOD .- - 1,:. , ' loenator ,.. -- n, 4 ' . pledged support to the entente armies and that Henry Morgan-thaformer American ambaseador to Turkey, visited Poland last fall and it is said he urged the Jewish population to submit to the Polish imperialists. CHARGE WASTE ry 13.--- (By , ' May 10.000 Jewish legionairies in Palestine have T1 ; r ..:: 'r' ir 'A, ;,.',:,,11' ' ''' 173 In Mexico; Political MEXICO. . commtte. it is claimed that -- , ' -- 4 c ! General Obregon Has ' Been Appointed to High Mexican Office of Zion Delegates Cause 75 Agests Command in Mexico ' P, . - - - |