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Show 9 3G I - -- - SATURDAY PAGES MAY 20 1020 SEVENTIETH UTAH. SALT LAKE CITY, YEAR DELEGATION A T CHICA GO BY REP UBLICA N iSb cEb cEb b tfc cSb eft C& tSb tb tSb Disputes Involve 122 Seats in National Convention For Presidential Nominations on June 5 1 FURIOUS BATTLE RAGES ON DNIEPER Mexico Center Of Next War COMMITTEE IS . Says Soothsayer BCD A PINT, Ma 20. Startling prophntis relative to world iswe.e pntlltcal changes Impending In and the fate of prominent figures in the geest war are nuule bj pas tonal sootlwayor, Hungary Mme. By billlna Brdlaogh. Throne will be rrwnhlinlmi all over Europe. Including France, and (rfrmany, Austria, Poland Hungary, within a year. ehc aa) The llohenaollerns will return lo Germany, but the former emperor will go I mane and the erown prince will ho murdered. There will be sanguinary uptieavals In 1France preliminary to the oonsti tu Ion of a kingdom. Dotnlirvliun will end In in Rutada. Mexico will be the starting point of the next war. High prices will abate and European exchange will be quoted at par In two yearn. There will be the Rusgreatest exodus of Jews from sia and Central. Europe In history, but they will not go to Palestine, .They will, rather, emigrate to Argentine and Mexico. COUNT TELEKY APPOINTEDTO -I- President Wilson Names San Francisco Woman as Assistant to Gen. Palmer ENROUTEFROM. 5SS3 jgSBSSS BUDAPEST TO NVESTIGATE ry. e rrivx, r- - Fv-rop- All. CASES OF I1 Member Entrusted With Deciding Right of Delegates Forecast Settlement Of All Question Withl i Four Days; Excess Delegates to be Eliminated. Decisions ' in four of the contest among delegations to 'the Republican convention probably will settle alt of the disputes, which Involve 122 seats, members of the national committee said today. Precedent in- four major rulings will govern the points raised in the other cases, it was said Clarence B. Hiller, secretary' of the Republican national committee arrived yesterday with the briefs. The national committee will begin consideration of them Monday and four days, it is estimated, will finish ail of them, Aside-fro- m the contests in the rnlh Minnesota (Minneapolis), and the Fourth and Fifth Missouri dis-- , tricts, the contests are from southern states.. The calendar of' contests as prepared by , Secy. Miller follows: Alabama Fourth district, one dele"' , gate. Arkansas four. First district one. Fifth district two. e, District of Columbia two Miirae. sets of contestants. ) Florida four. First! Sec- ond. Third and Fourth, districts one ' delegate each. Georgia Contests, Georgia First to , four, Eighth districts inclusive and Tenth district one each ('Ntijth district one. Louisiana ,four; First to Eighth districts, Jnclusive, one each. Minnesota Tenth district' two. four; First to ; Mississippi Eighth, districts, inclusive one each. . Missouri Fourth and - Fifth districts two each. v - Carolina - , North four; First, Second,- - Third, Sixth, Ninth and Tenth districts oneEighth, each; Fourth, Fifth, and Seventh districts . two each. , , Oklahoma. Second, Fourth and Fifth districts two each. j Mouth Carolina our; First to Seventh district one inclusive, each. . Tennessee Sixth .and Tenth dis- trict one each, , Texas four; Third, Sev-entand Seventeen dtatricte Eighth one each. . - At-lar- e, At-lar- At-lar- At-lar- ge At-lar- , , At-lar- 4 At-lar- ge h. foar: Ftrst o .Eighth districts, inclusive and Tenth " Ninth pne - each; district two. To Eliminato Excess. Another sort of contest to be han-dle- d either by the national committee of the state .delegates involved is the elimination of 5 excess from 10 state where mors delegates than the allotted number of delegates were WUh frctJonl votes. --in these i aT0. states delegations ' J17 delegates wer "riified ,0 the with convention, 1 seats. The- - states ft? haveavflIbl elected too many delegates, i according to Secretary Millers r ords, are the following; seatskan,1EleVen delemte for six f- ae,ett-ixsea tsIowa Twelve delegates neats. Missouri seats. -- for e weal Mississippi Eight delegcte for Bx for six for six ve -- Wilson s Attitude Forecast FresL llsoti s endoroemenl of the Vir-rtDemocratic platform advocating propt-raifkt!oof the treaty St Discount Again FOR HUNGARY FREIGHT-JA-M - - Commission May 29. Treasurer of State Organize tion Tells Details of Act!' vities in Financing Drive; Charges Hoover Support ers Spent Eight or Nicj Times aa Much. Government And Railroads. WASHINGTON', - Gloom Pervades Country When Announcement Is Made That Pact With Allies Will be Accepted by Railway Executives Named To Serve as Connecting Link Between Interstate Commerce TREATY Appoint- ment of a special committee representing the railroads of the country with authority similar to that cd ths railroad war board of 1117, to with the interstate commerce commission in untangling the freight Jam and to rxpedite transportation was announced today by T. DeWltt Cuyler, chairman of the Association of Railway Executives. The committee is to serve as a connecting link between the commission and the roads, Mr. Cuyler said. The members of the committee are Daniel Willard, president of the Baltimore & Ohio; A. H. Smith, president of the New York Central lines; C. H. - Illinois Markham, president ' t Central; Hale Holden, preeident Chicago. Burlington A Quincy railroad; W. B. Storey, preeident Atchison, To peka A Santa Fe. railroad; P, F. Bush, president Missouri Pacific rail road; E. J. Parson, president of New York, New Haven A Hartford, and Northern Howard Elliott, chairman Pacific railroad. ... a- Stubborn Resistance Being Offered; Invaders Cap ture Many Prisoners West Of. Beresina, 400 Cossacks. Including BUDAPEST.. May 2. Count Taul Teleky, minister of foreign affair will leave Budapest tomorrow for Paris to sign ths peacs treaty, PubllcaUon of ths decision of the Hungarian government to sign the treaty of peace represented by the allies did not lead to disorders, but the situation rosultlng from J tbs news appears to be grave, according to ad-vtc- LONDON, May 29. Furious fighting is in progress on the left bank of , ! , i Gloom 'r-ftf- a SSKW wemss suwsmtg MISS ANNETTE ADAMS.. .. WASHINGTON. Ms y 29. William C. Frierson of Chattanooga., Tennessee, now an asstrtant attorney getter al. waa nominated today by. President Wilson te be solicitor general of the United States and Mr Annette Abbott Adame, of San Francisco, now United Bute attorney ter the north era district of California, was named "J' an a ml Stan 1 attorney general. mm wOwdi a WASHINGTON. May 29. "Between was raised by th campaign organisation In hahall of Senator Johnson, Republican, ol that state, th nat campaign Inveswas told today ft tigating eommitt Alexander MoCab, California. gta5 insurance cenrtnlaWoner, who acted t treasurer tor th Johnson ergnaLj 2199,990 and 2132,990," pervaded the city, the first the Dnieper river, where the Bolshe day after the news was printed. It Is NEW YORK, May 29. Anothvikiure attempting to dislodge the reported bodies of many supposed suier advance of discount rates, Poles from their fortified positions, cides hsvs been found In tho Danubo, making ths fourth rise since last according to an official statement sent and ths newspaparg attribute these to November, was announced today out by the soviet government at Mos- th governments acMon.tion. ' .mi. . fryltifo by the local federal reservebank." cow Friday. Mr.. MoCab said he did not hdvv -- The of Negotiations rates become effective Ths Poles are offering stubborn re Scope th records with him. but offered tV Between England and send for thm. Hi estlmat waa baaed sistance, the statement says: The commercial rate wss ad- In the Tarashtcha region, 9 miles he said, on th last tlm I looked Soviet vaneed from $ to f per cent; Uncertain Envoy over th book" ... ; south of Kisv. our troops, overcoming , -. loans on liberty bonds , and VtcTar Mr. McCab declared that Hoot er ' captured the resistance,, enemys 29. " LONDON,, reStatements May tory notes fromS' f-- 2 to S per ashtcha with a number of village garding ths scope of negotiations besupporter in California spent "eight cent; bankers acceptances from some 27 'miles d Is tenet from Tar-as- h tween British officials and or nin ttms aa much as we, at the S to I per cent and advances on Gregory ' adds. statement lowest estimat 2 09, 999. Families the tch a, of French Karsain, Russian Bolshevik min inter treasury certificates of indebted-- , read Soma to Nadoaal Drtva. v for trade and commerto. continue conness from S to S Prominence Will Go per cent. Cossacks Poles Th wttneas testified that' 22f,9M Capture tradictory, some Insisting they Involve Accordlngto the official state-meof To Memorial Day Mass WARSAW, May 29. Russian Bol general total of th California fund recognition of the Soviet, while Formation of of the bank todays action is others emphatically assert they relate Waa aent ta th Johnson aatfanai reflection of exiting are merely being reinforcements to shevik trade. merely PARIS, May 2. Many of the moot in to York. He added headquarters Nw Corporation credit conditions and brings the Equipment offenbelievedIn is the It Premier Lloyd George prominent families of France will be brought up everywhere which is In will meet M. Kraasin, but that be had been In touch with th bank rates up to those now preis stated it the sive Pojtfs against Distribute Money is Op-- Mat organisation npto about fnj represented at the Memorial day mass that the Interview wilt be wholly pervailing in the general market. 4' when th California to. be celebrated .the Church of St. creasingtnvlolencealpngthsnorthof- sonal. It 4 recalled that the negotiaprimary Closed. an tions concern the supreme allied counposed.Joseph tomorrow morning. Father ern sectors of tho front, says Money waa still coming Iri then' K as cil a and is with at issued this whole, statement of headquarbody William Hemmick, Washington, ficial Mr, McCabe testified, "But w were M. Kraasin will negotiate, and D. C.( will be the celebrant ters here today. Fierce oombats are that with not in constant difficulties mtttw th of exclusively representatives Father Joseph N. Trainor of Cleveon tho Dvina ri.ver the from , WASHINGTON' May 29. Proposals campaign of our England. land, O., Is one army chaplain to re- raging opponent lay turn to France for Memorial day. He north to tho Pripot river, on tho of ths railroads for apportionment of Hoover ran; Johnson thert. opposing will he the chief participant in serv- south, a distance of approximately 929 Guatemala Minister the' 299,900,999 provided by, the Possibly $29,990 had been ooMectgd Says ices to be held in the cemetery at mllea. ' . ' transportation act for loans to enable inos, to meet th deficit." . . Not Poet Thiaucourt, where more than 1,909 Sentenced Die to i Prisoners captured by tho Polos PARIS, May 29. The troops of men of his division are buried. the carriers to ; meet transportation Contributor named by statethe Beresina river, west of tho Gabriele dAnnunzio, which were BUENOS AIRES, May 29. Report needs were taken up today by the in included Henry. Flelshacker, 26.QOO; ment says, include 499 Cossacks, Will Canvass Vote of reported here as having occupied that the Peruvian poet, Joee Santos teretate commerce commission, Will t Crocker, 24,999, and John It the village of Cavalanna and of T. chairman DeWitt ths had Cuyler, been to condemned death Chocano, Roeseter, 22,290. , Typographical Union Pays New York $12,300 threatening to seize Sussak, In Th money waa gathered in a state-wid- e by the new government of Guatemala Association of Railway Executives, the Flume region, are continuing For Space on Bridge for his supposed defense of Former opposed' formation of a national INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., - May 29. Mr. McCab cof solicitation, . to advance from President Cabrera aj-s-- wtlhou t foun- equipment- - corporation, becked! by a tlnued. Asked The canvasuring board of the Internalo contributions by a to reA 29. few revolufrom ths according loan of dation, message 2122,990,009 to YORK,' information May ing NEW received by.th tional Typographical Union has been h saldv ',Charle R, ' ceived here from Luis B Aguirre, for- tion fund and by advs!nceby The car- sUt officerforeign office from Belgrade this, called to meet here June 7 to canvass square feet of floor Pce occupied eign minister of Guatemala. He as- rier He recommended creation of Newmiller, a prison commisaionsf, morning. The ispatch says the the vote cast tn recent election for by a stand for soft drinks at tho Park serted no sentence bad a yet been separate corporations to 'finance the gav 21,099." . on Jugo-Slathe poet. are preparing millinternational officers, according to Row terminal of tho Brooklyn bridge passed pUtvhase of 4 needed, rolling stock-fo- r C. Wood, state educational Will announcement made today by John will bring New York city a rental of each of the lines. iard measures to resist d Annum oer, contributed active support to - of , W. A.' Colston, director of finance Mr. the Hays, secretary-treasur212 309 for one year and nine montha. Suffragettes Would s Hoover," tb zio, witfega declared f t commerce tho yescommisof the interstate city The site wss auctioned by that out of five railroad adding been he has fund the pay sion, urged that revolving Bachelor Tax three terday. The proprietor to Johnson Pay gave administered 'as an .entity and .not fund andt th Soldier Bonus Bill ing an annual rental of 25,004, others, supported of Amount traffic carried piecemeal.' Hoover. PARIS May 29. The womens suf- and amount of revenues received by Regenta of ths state university Jao Supporters Lack Votes Police Seek Man,T03, on no of baa should have union France carriers congratubearing frage were divided In allegiance, Mr. Mcbe hs of Mar-sloans, the declared, To Suspend Rules Minister' Francois granting Finance lated - Owing $400 Board Bill Cabe said, hut one or two "gav rneirl road weaker the cause the the greater upon his rejection of the proposal It need would be for financial assist bly 2260 or 2609" to th Johneon cam" WASHINGTON. paign. May 29. While May 29. Dr. Hannon made by certain senators that woihsn ance.. - 4; CHICAGO, r- -j , t from the sur-ta- x Millionaire aa' Delegate supporters of the soidierg relief bill Berry, aged 103, was sought by police should be exempted a. . i LONDON, May 29. A French on bachelors, en the theory that woA large number of state offlcUl opening skirmish tn the the Won Chat his reported landlady when men who remain unmarried do not as today, column fought its way Into Aintab, dM contribut to McCab aaML house today to force consideration of he had been missing since Wednesday do so of their own general. rule but they were not men of mean Syria, and after heavy fighting J . The the 'measure, they were many votes choice. suffrage organization comnot have he did feared may they give she amount" jarg succeeded lg relieving (h town, majority to pasa the and below the holds that women should be equal bea to Asked the assertion that nirt tt was officially announced today. fore the law in all respect legislation under a suspension of ths mitted suicide. millionaires are on the Johnson list tf rules He owed me nearly $109 for room The Turks Suffered heavycaeual. delegates from Califlrnia, th wttacai , Officer Mrs. named Mr. Crocker, Mr. Fleiahhack- Mary J. Rey)etention riles. pjid poard, said Tulsa Food Prices Tumble. nolds, or, George I. Cochran and M. H. D I with whom Dr. Berry made his Mr, D Young, he said, gam Is Killed Young. "He slept well, had a good ap! . ; , TULSA, Okie., May 29. nothing, foodstuffs home, poseessed faculties all and hi petite, How millionaires m on many tha showed a decline here today. Sugar seemed OMAHA, Neb.. May 29. J. L Sexto enjoy life." , Hoover delegation," asked Chairman dropped from 19 to 35 cents pound a .of ton. detention EuATLANTA. 29. superintendent May, Kenyonto 29 cents a pound, and creamery home for, boy, died today as a result Ive never counted," waa the rerh gene W. Deb who Is serving a butter declined about 29 - per' cent. Arrest Turkish Officers; As to expmditurea of California, " of a ballet wound Inflicted by Frank Milk price also tumbled. sentence in tea the pentyear said 23,909 had been eent to Charge Murder Plot Williams, a negro, on April it, gx-to- n tentiary forvtolation of th es- MoCab . B. F, Mitchell tn Indiana, probably waa formally notl- -, waa protecting two gtris whom the act. pionage Bristol Patrol 26.099 to Montana; 24.909 to MichiTroops 21.. CONSTANTINOPLE, May fled today of his nomination for CONSTANTINO PLB, May 21. negro had followed. The negro Is serv23,599 ta Bouth Dakota; 22,4vi gan; a fifth Artiltime the the Socialist ing an indeterminate sentence of from Streets in Strike Zone Kaaad Hi Pasha, a general Greek troops advancing upon to North Dakota and 25,699 to Ore' 20 one candidate into for for of the years preeident shooting with i gon. Dedeagaich on the Aegean sea, are lery; Mlchard Pasha, former comUnited State Th teremony took - James A. John of California. BRISTOL. R. I, May 29. Troops mander of Turkish troop along ths tent to kill. Bex tons death waa unreported to have been fired upon expected. place in th wardens office. Deb Mr. McCab said, had authorised some of cavalry and cqagfartillery patrolled Dardanelles and several others wera a tired in his prison suit, greet- today by Bulgarian artillery, ef th expenditure which mad biff d each member of to the notificaBristol of the streets today A prevent Alien Will Rcertain as to exact amosnta. q few shots only' near Akchilar. tion committee with a kia . a repetition of the rioting that ocMinnesota, 21,609 waa sent, h said. were exchanged, the report IndiJMLel nation was to have ocThe Nominate "Then out of Caheomla General Wood you cated. curred yesterday when striking em- curred today, authorities said, , CROWD CHEERS WHILE sent more than 269.099 funds to other ployees of ths Notional India Rubber 7 Chairman state Kenyon CHICArO.-Ma29 Gov. Henry 3. y qumtietL Co, sought to prevent other worker M4-C- b PYTHON CRUSHES Im sure thats about right," Denver Street Cor , from entering ths plant. Allen of Kinase, will place the name I said. During the night cavalry guard Wood Leonard nomin Gen. was GIRL TRAINER Teu of Maj. raised fj say this money Employees Enjoined dispersed several groups of strikers ination at th Republican convention. small amountal" near the factory, "Ye by public appeals for fundaJ From June 1 Strike It waa announced at Wood headquarGENEVA, May 29. Applause Aomewher w around 169,90 ters bars today. resounded audience fe. Cl Flare Mew on Farms. from a targe ArransemenU have been mods, it spent tn California, them. How wax 29. Judge Colo., at Ihvatr liHJe My th DENJER, la Berbuck, waa said, te obtain a proxy from a that spent? Did yen have ChautauNEW TORE, May 29. A working near her on Thursday, while a Greeley G. Waitford.1 in the district Kansas delegate for tbs governor, qua lecturer" ROM EL Mar 2 arrangement with the colonization - court it Enrland and crushed slowly Jn-J- u , python gigantic today granted jt temporary of thrstat of Nebraska- ia Four Meetings M,M , a Hungarian girl, t death. trainer . France have greed, upon request STORE DEPARTMENT HEAD DIES. net Ion restraining employees of the being effected by the Knights of CoThe girl shrieked for help as the four "In big meeting w paid 2 of Premier Nit it to pompon the lumbus her, by which former service Denver Trsmsav company from wrik-t- n OMAHA. Neb, May 29 Joseph col) of the serpent closed about, ef ' Mr, McCab ' Allied 6ertnan speaker pense 1 be men to conference et Bps met are tart with e June The trace wee company Havdee. pree4- -t of s Large departput In that her, but the odeoo bettered her adding priming end eC v piled, from June II te July IS, accorda it farmer employers, announced )o was enjoined from craning to give ment at ere, was found dead hi a hair ertee were part of the entertain-mea- t ing lo the Tribuna eeroc. and cheered loudly. today. at hie apartment tedag. (ContiMSd Pg nest-Tuesd- ay. -- LOAN DIVISION; ,,. T0R0ADSK0V . BEFOREBOARD 1- -J nt National tb. it DAnnunzio Troop's Advance on Sussak lhVtta u d . ,' vs er i cpi-mission- lr French Force Way' - Into Aintab.Syria at x u" Committee is I KNegro Bulgarian Artillery fires on Greek Force Kissed by Debs t.' O. ' 1 Eight delegstes - Neva (hi Twelve III seat Tennessee Ten delegates for-flseats. ' Oklahoma -- Eight delegates for four seats. Texas Thirty four delegates for T7 Mats. V irglnia -- Three delegates for one seat. dent Raise Rate of May 22. CHICAGO, . Resene Banks SIGN AND UNTANGLE ia (Continued on paga eight, sectiosTtwo) HX&SSlgSttL SireKJGownior Postpone Spa Meet At Njtti Request :: te -- 1 . . i 'I t. |