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Show amiuile t octal nJuujit, If lilliipaper's hot lit rr) par ) IfTt Nri 4. DESDRET EVENING reUnied )fM rukt "aland TAGUS TUESDAY JUNK 1 1020 If 4 Ursm-- s . - lta. f t Mr Ihd Inorr. spiral ion. SALT LAKE CITY UTAH SEVENTIETH YEAH REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE MUST DECIDE GEORGIAS ACRIMONIOUS FIGHT I '""mmammamaamameusmmwmammmwmieaamm weuweiomnammmsimuuamumnu Assistant Labor Secretary Factor O.S. In Revolutionary Plan, Says Palmer WHEAT CONTROL Senate Heckled PASSES FROM When Women Ask HANDS OF - Irish Questions. Government Guarantee of $2.20 Per Bushel For from the galleries today by a deu women sympathisers with Ue near Wheat Comes to End as of IrUh freedoms. Tim women begaa whm itialnr Does Grain Corporation. Connerd-n- t ! jane I. The I'nluod Mates anuie was heckled WASHINGTON, Brandrgee, Itepuhilran. apraklng against the Armenia mandate, nuuie a passing rrf wrw lo tie ravMirs of the Hon. Why not elect Urn Fnjrlleh linn from Ireland? shovted tJw fllDl to" be"Didnt give my boy gan another woman, bivC an usher finpounced upon her befons she - ished the am Wore. eet a had half ushers The put doom of the dMurhrr when the qneMinaing suddenly broke out Counted in Low den aflefi. ' "Why dont you put them out T Vke President MarrimU. $ Column While Contest' naked "Havent you enough nerve to remove them?" ants Are For Wood; You havent enough nerve to go against ihyisnd. not any of yon," replied one of the women as an ,, Army Man's Men Als usher escorted her oat. of the women were taken ' After Louisiana Delega- - to Several the rapt tot guard room, but quickly released. They said the bon. ' questioning was net by prearrange WASHINGTON. June 1. Federal control of wheat and wheat products 6ndcd today, the wheat director ceasing to function under the limitation of the law creating his office, and the food administration control anding by proclamation of President Wilson. This means tha passing of the government guarantee of $2,24 a bushel for wheat established during the war as a meana of stimulating production. As soon as some remaining contracts ars carried out by ths United States Grain corporation that body will turn over its finances to the trees ury department. Licensing of dealers In wheat and wheat products has been In the hande of the wheat director and the food administration and thia automatically ended today. Dealers except thoi having fixed contracts! are now free to buy and sell at such prices as con ditions warrant. Officials said the grain corporation had operated at a alight profit, but that tha exact figures would not be known until the affairs are wound up. Senate Rejects EXPATRIATED Attorney Generkl Palmer Makes Charges Against Assistant Labor Secretary MEXICANS MAY RETURN HOME ' Mandate Action WASHINGTON, Jane le--B y a vote of SI lo 34 the senate lode rejected a plan of Dmwivsde leaden to delay eongmskmal action on the proposed Armenian mandate an ill after a peace setllevnrnl had been effected with the Central The vote waa on a motion by Senator lUIcbcotk, Democrat, to recommit llie rrwois-tlo- n denying autlmrixation of the mandate, with Inatrarthms "to report it after ratification of a peace treaty with the Central Ponm. FAR EASTERN : Provisional President Invites .Political Refugees to Aid "In Building-UNew Na f tion.' VERA CRUZ. Juns 1. General Candldo Aguilar, governor of Vera Crus, and of tha late 1'reaident Carransa, has surrendered to the new government and will be allowed to leave the country. aon-ln-la- w May Return Home MEXICO CITF, June 1, Man who have been expatriated from Mexico win be Invited to return and help CHICAGO, June 1. Hearings on build up the country, eald Adolfo de ho to of claims contesting delegations f le Huerta, provisional president, to-- Ii 'text week's convention continued to Hut he said those- who had to of the the attention occupy lay chargea against tham would havs to national committee. face trial. A thorough diagnosis of A decision In the do la Husrtas illness, which was deAssured Formation of Con- clared to Owner of N. Y. Evening f 'tight In Florida eras first on the pro be, appendicitis, has fram and next cams the three-co- rsortium to Aid China Is shown his disease to be of a rather Mail Placed on Trial . tered contest from the District of Col slight character.. In a statement to the Associated Lj kmbla. For With Trade T For Avers . Enemy Orient, Hope T A special Subcommittee composed of Proas, ths provisional president de'Committeemen Warren of Michigan. Columbus Publisher Says NEW FORK, June 1. Dr. Edward W. Lamont clared he would give guarantees to ail A. Rumely. at one time during the DuPont of Delaware and Parsons of political candidates and would make owner of the New Fork Evening Candidates at Primary war, efforts to improve the condition of Ajlow Fork spent most of the night Mall, waa placed on trial here today In Tjxamlning the law and the facts In the SAN FRANCISCO, June 1, Tha Far workers and to develop national ra- court with federal charged conspiring Must Have Used at Least to violate the trading with the enemy Eastern question which for' years sourcas. 'Florida case and prepared a report on -- . . act. ' "When I take the oath as provision, ehe claims of the cor e stents and pos Each.' $100,000 S. Walter Kaffmann, and Norvln R. has directly or Indirectly affected all at a president of the republic,' 1 wish recommendation tof a course "been VERA CRUZ, June I. Preei-dehas Cf world jibly the are leadlngTiatlcni IAndhelm, attorneys, the Mexican public to know I ... not f acti by the committee. Wilson has offered to send one nearer solution brought step by Ths trio ars charged with prevent- reason of the aaeured formation f the assume the office to serve the interest LyrhA Corida case. In which the hospital ships, nurses, doctors and WASHINGTON, June 1. A score of ing the United States from seising and of any political partyIha said. - medical supplies to '"Vera Crus called upon to decide Witneasea were members of .China., present today to testify assuming control of. the stock of ths consortlum,tQ,eld From an international viewpoint." whether there was. In legal effect," any at the , immediately to assist in combatof the senate com- S. B. McClure Newspaper, Corpora- tha Commonwealth Club of California ho resumption " continued, "I will strenthen the ftepdblicad party In Florida, promised mittees investigation of tion," which owned the Evening Mail, were told today by Thomas W. Lating ths bubonic plagus which and commercial relations and It la alleged Its stock was held by mont. member of the New Fork bank- diplomatic a sense to show the first Indications mads Its appearanca here, II hss of Mtxlco with all other in campaign Efforts peoples expenditures." Rumely in behalf of the imperial Ger n the candidacies of Maj. Gen. Leon-- i were case baring develaccordancs with authenticated ths a P. firm fundamsntal of J. ing Morgan Company, to indictment man The made being government expedite the hearof international principles law. Jus deaths re- ird Wood, Governor Frink O. Low ing so that a temporary to and date 'flvtZWWUV'-In to who their from ha Far that Just returned the oped tvv.vfz making report halt might be charges Uca and good faith- - Finally, I wlh ra ien and Senator Hiram W. Johnson. alien property custodian, the da East, whsra he was Instrumental In lo make ' suiting. known called Thursday night to permit mem the the federal executive to omitted state fendants the that No Delegation Pledged. The history of tha outbreak apL ? bers of the committee and others con- property was German-owne- d. effecting Japans entrance Into the will be pleased to accept comments end reasonable criticisms of his adto data back to May II I" - None of the three contesting dele . consortium. pears i cerned to go to Chicago fqr the" Repubi ministration by the and I sinpr,1 first case Is believed to 'eolations Is pledged, but the various lican convention. tha whan consortium the into ' entry Japan's Postmasters Appointed cerely solicit tho of all a nembers say that the first, or regu have develops The victim In this under precisely the same terms as honorable Mexicans in reaching a soPublisher Testifies. -By President Wilson England, Francs and America has ad- lution of tho arduous political, ecocase died on May 31 and tha sec. . krly reported delegation, headed by Robert F. Wolf, publisher ofthe nomic and social problems before the t National Committeeman . Bean g, of Columbus (O.) Dispatch and tha Ohio victim on May 24. ond one solutlen vanced step by at least people WASHINGTON, June 1. PostmasIs favorable to General Wood, Stats Laseems, te be established that Tampa, It Mr. of the Far Eastern were Presiproblem, ters was tha first witness appointed today by Journal, t be second delegation, headed by H. L. called. He testified that his papers dent Wilson Included Charles H. mont said. It Is not simply tbs forma- Diaz Ready to Retire. the focal point of tha outbreak is I - Inderson, of Jacksonvtlle. is favor had taken an active Schetter, Cord ova,. Alaska; Zina M. tba warehouses of one of the part in the re- Bradford, Juneau, Alaska, and Wil- tion of this international group upon MEXICO CITY, June 1. General vlbleto Senator Johnson, and that cent Ohio Republican presidential formula tha American the docking companies. It le considproposed by pri- liam E. Root, Seward, Alaska; MelFelix Dias, who has beeq carrying on Ikie third, headed by A. L. Church of mary contest between Maj. Gen. Wood Imcertain that rats transmitered ville C. Hankins, Douglas, Arts.; Whit- government that a movement ln tha state revolutionary B. jHacksonvIUe, is favorable to the can- William Ark.; Helena, of ley Jarmon, Vera some Crus , is the fact as Is for rather ted ths that but time. plague. portant and Senator Harding of that state,,'1 willing .iidacy of Governor Lo wden. to return to Kelly, Palo Alto, CsJ.. John C. Miller, life, now that the Vara Crus Is already completa-l- y , - When the evidence was all In last "Politics In our state, he said, "are Boulder, Colo., and William E. King, that In the process of organisation overthrow ofprivate the Carransa regime f .rfigbt, many of the committeemen said In the hands of an Inside coterie of Sterling. Colo. cut off from the rest of the there must havs been developed a has been accomplished, according to Tfcat all three delegations seemed to men whom I have felt it a Relief has begun to of Luis more the General Medina repubtio. Barron, complete understanding to opduty iem to be defunct, but announced pose. I wanted to Anti-Tru- st a train from MexSuit . the however, govFar situation 8enator Eastern arrive, among Against support Jhat they would depend upon the sub Harding, but told him that I could not Mexico as ico ' well as City City tonight bringing reprethemselves among iVtommittee headed by Committeeman so .if his candidacy went Into the Quaker Oats Company is ernments of tha sanitary corps sentative Vk'arren, who is acting as a legal ad-- f do with the which, groups strong MEXICO CITF, June I.- - This city ser to the coffimlttee In the con- hands of this group. Our fight after' Dismissed by Government the consentbanking and material with which to fight of their governments, have la virtually dry during nlght hours " 's Jests, to point a way out of the mud-tl- ward was against an, element in the v aa a result of precautionary orders tbe plague. Republican party rather than for any formed this consortium. 1. GovernJune WASHINGTON, tha new government Saloons Medical authorities believe the a In the District of Columbia contests, Individual. I am informed that tat tha two from Senator Reed, Democrat,. Missouri ment appeals In thj federal anti-tru- st must at two oclock In ths afterhas not yet attained the fis issue as to candidacies is less asked consor- noon doss to the form It complague taken has Oats the fears suit of what evidence Quaker and second against class cafe at seven expenditure defined, although the Wood the witness had seen. 'early are of an epidemic. the dismissed Intercharacter freest by were, oclock the in been pany the tium has today there evening. First class said to be listing the dele- I Raders court on motion of the governcafes may remain open until tha hour -Estimates $100,000 Each. the governviews of among nation headed by Frank J. Hogan, as ' change v. ment. specified In their licenses, but public those upon whom they would ments of the United States, Great dances My estimate is that each side in Yimong and cabarets are prohibited. I lepend In the convention. Ohio Wood and Harding made a . and Britain. France Japan. It is expected $0,060 soldiers will parcost about $100,009, he Only Candidate For showed that Bitter Faces aa a manifestation of Contest, tight ade tomorrow undoubtedly Japan ' His own papers, he Said, and wisdom in waiving her tha military strength of the revoluWith the Florida contest out of the added. care is ,Vice Presidency a snap for the advertisreservation regarding Manchuria and tionary movement. I Vuy the national committee faces the didnt Involved. Mongolia. She waa courageous in recA ,nos t acrimonious' contest or the list, ingFrederick Success of Confident A. next witneaa Joss, the ognizing that these reservation were Wife Shot Through Heed; V ha.J. Jr cm Georgia where an officially said he of no value of her, and If maintained, supervised all the expenditures g ported delegation headed by Henry CHICAGO, June 1. Sentiment un- would WASHINGTON, June l.Tbe General Wood In Indiana. serve ac an lnevitabla bar for an is Atlanta Hutbend Claims Suicide supreme Johnson, negro, of Samuel to her only ijeoln in the Lowden column and a court failed again today We spent between $67,000 and covered by representative as a free and full part- entering ovjnted Va. the only Ber ln th coneortium." $S$,000, $17,000 of which is In unpaid Adams of Greenwood, decide to tbe validity of the pro- - , 1. Meeting delegation ' headed by blits. June Mrs. "OMAHA, Neb., Marie presi he said, adding that every pre- announced - waa and portions Iharles Adamson of Cedartown, As amendment hlbltlon found and Lowden Gov, favors dent Mr, Buckley dangerously D i caution was taken to put the campaign 'wonted in the Wood column. Adams for presidential and vice presi-- INoyCS KClipilllOn In wounded In her home at 4 oclock this enforcement act and retfe of Interms of the under management , Both delegations had figured in the honors, Mr. Adams said today. morning. She had been shot twice cessed uayj next Monday when Arretrrlnrtrj With Pinna corrupt practices Jaw. although dentlal 'gearings of the senate subcommittee diana The only eerioue contenders in the! through the head. Her husband was taken FaVg candidates other I the present term 'will close. race campaign besides nveetigatlng expenditurea J, rewas himself, He vice found arrested. a State presidential cleaning Department volver. He said his .wife Qf FJ this law does not apply to presi- Mr. Adams Cool-- ! The next contest on the calendar la are Gov, Tbe court declared imperative reported, attempted dential primaries." of Massachusetts and Gov. Jienry' COBLENZ, Juna 1. Tha resigna- her own life. Surgeons said she can,kon Louisiana, where a regularly Ohio state constitutional reftbe "icrted delegation, headed by National j Joss would not attempt to estimate idge Kansas. Alien of not recover. erendum amendment insofar as B Jommitteeman Emil Kuntx, Is being , expenses for other candidates. His own candidacy la based, be said, tion of Pierrepont H. Noyes, American of federal ratification affect headed by on the belief that the vice president delegate on the Rhineland commistp posed by a delegation amendments. The should be a mgn who had hot contest- sion, and tha withdrawal of American Officers Adppt Waiting . f' fictor Loisei. of NewIsOrleans. Ohio supreme court .decrees Hated amOhg Westing delegation ed for first honors with the president, from to Catch Convicts dismissing Injunction8. prpcbedlngsof thqt body, waa In pursuance of Policy Hose favorable to the Wood candi and who, therefore, would be able te Hawke, brought by Georg work with the president without fric- a policy by the state department tn iQrv and to Frank H. I.Iltcheock. Cincinnati, to prevent submission PAWNEE CITF. Neb,, June 1 which necks a reduction The committee doee not hope to get tion. woman Washington and the of prohibition , farther than the Louisiana contest tn Mr. Adams traces his family tree of American representation ia 'Eu- State agents were pursuing 4 watchful . amendments to tha votsuffrage In to the statement made todsy respect policy to of waiting line statesmen, a Is work today. back Through a, long rope. according er were set aside by the court. j - Stir .About Headquarters. apprehension of Walter Deaoon and including John Adama and John by Mr. Noyes today, Dick which In thia of Barrett, ths convicts, work escaped vlctnity both presidents Adams, 1 ' White Rglief ths national committee ' Quincy been carried on under direction lieved to be hiding ln the woods near CHICAGO. Jute 1 Race-riot- T hi ted State. He Is the editor of a away at the contests things tending of bePierrepont Noyes, American repre- here. e fruit publication. growers' suburb, in Waukegan, . lng beginning to stir about the headhussentative on the Rhineland commisMrs. Adams is here with her Great Quarters of the presidential candidates tween sailors from on farm sion will be continued, despite the feet DISMISS TEXAS TIME PETTnOX. has written She band. guich id their managers. Chicago hotels. Lakes Naval Training station and that Mr. Noyes has resigned. - It I WASHINGTON. June 1. Petition I problems. 1 overcrowded w Ith an abnormal ready threata time for probable a member of Mr. Noyes staff which negroes I si si ness are beginning the firet aymp- will re- asking that tbe Texas Panhandla be handled the who has work, removed from the Mountain time ton ened to assume serious proportions of noise and 'imt a campaign week are main at Cohlens. Bryan Urge Tribunal and placed in the standard Central blossom-- f fcss brought under control early Headquarter f t emfusion. waa dismissed today For Labor Troubles time son LONDON. June I. Russian ag cut with banners and lithogTsphs, fOO additional after Leave Granted this , Soviets eerAmerca commismorning interstate tha by I ait the campaign managers have not Bolshevik force fighting against been hurriedhad sion. provost guards WASHINGTON. June 1. W. J. from the state of eonfi Wt To Open Trading Office tha Poles and Ukrainians In ths I tentemerged te Waukegan in motor, trucks A Brvan. appearing today before the predict Iona Or tv two of the south of Tarashtcha region, and eenVte labor committee, urged creation P t'ndtdatea Gov. Lowden Major number of shots were fired from Resolution, Suffrage . Say London Newspaper n. Wood are in the city, but Senator of a permanent tribunal of investtga-ixJCleC have retired to now posia Sherman House, hotel, the negre, for the adjustment of labor Is Order Sent to V'dinf and Senstor Johnson will ar- tion after fighting with superior Thd committee i considafter service, men had suiounded LONDON, June I. As tbs first relater in the week. oays aa official out recom- sult of enemy foroeo. Committee Vitmaies of the probable duration the bunding. ering legislation lo carry By Republican yesterday's meeting of Gregory second- Industrial Vvs of the re by wtra-lereceive mendations statement d'hr ' on Sailors conception are as numerous as-minister Russian Bolrbevlki A. number of, Krasaln, , I Lndidates are various, conference tom con i AGO. June I .On moriep of Moscow, of trade and commerce with Premier from CHIC out the report tribuMr the Sought negro, Bnen's Voder plan IS I" cne have made rairoad George and member of the T. Coleman DuPont of Delaware, the Several villages In ths neighnal would lesve the pat km to the Lloyd ald. after negro hens Tied stoned to return home on Thursday national committee today j British cabinet. th soviet government Republican aftof action freedom northfull borhood7 of conlroversy The ion week. several automobile, ipeduding that prediction Jf com e"t unanimously adopted a resolution t1 west of Mtoek,Molndeehn, er their case bad been fully investi- according to the Evening fttsndard, hove bean reooru-pi- d a presidential candidate soufd of a training station officer- - whoso htch to epea railing an RepubLcan states been hst r( granted permission la thia gated. a nominated on Friday night and a by tho Bolshevik. the woman wife waa hit by filing giaas when The on 'jr egenry for enforcement, immediately a central trading office 1st havs not dons so, ts pass goctor lb hauls continues. . amanrtss f, . ' I sninion toBdas, .hits ia he soli tha windshield xCottad a pare ftlno.1 menu f OHIOS FIGHT three-corner- COST HARDING QUESTION IS NEAR SOLVING - ed IMMENSE SUM Bubonic Plages in Vera Cruz; Yikon " OffcrstoSczdAr: nt eom-iutei- - d KC W3 It Dr " - e. No Decision on broad-mlndedn- Prohibition Given "" o Race Riot Stirs )i )l- ,L( -- ... Chicago Suburb i ' 6oIshsvi!d Retire th' To Not Positions m Sute ;.' - lm, m I 1 V 1 r r Attorney General Insists, in Refutation of Labor De- -' partment Official, That Raid on Reds Showed Alien Preparing Revolt Plot in Many Cities. WASHINGTON, Juno 1. Charging that Lout F. Post, assistant secretary of labor, had a "perverted sympathy for tha criminal anarchist. Attorn7 7 General Palmer told-- x house e tee today that In dealiXx with of the government to of dangerous aliens," Mr. d and A ployed a substitution of his own mlstei onaI. viewpoint for the obligate . the public law." Mr. Palmer was testifying before rules committee which Is investigating ths official conduct of Mr. Post In 's deportation proceedtnga In answering Mr, Post's statements '' ha had cancelled deportation warrants only whore foot warranted such action, Mr. Palmer cited numerous fa- tdividual eases which h claimed placed the assistant secretary la a position of tolerance and encourage- - " passiv msnt of Bolshevik propaganda." " Factor in Revolt Plot. Mr. Palmer declared Mr. Post had become a factor in the revolutionary plan, hut be credited the assistant . secratary with having been led Into H ' 11 unoonscloualy. v Mr. Post' assertion that , . Regarding With all thaaa sweeping raids,' ouly three pistols have been found. Mr, Palmar named a dozen cities, in which ) he said ths raids had disclosed prep- aration of the aliens to employ both . guns and bom be. J by Jackson It. Ralston." Charge counsel for Mr. Pori, that the depart--- 1 ment of Justice had provacateur agents , in service who wer engaged-iform t lng new communist local organizations against Which raids could be directed, wer characterized by the attorney t general as deliberate and unwarranted falsehoods. f self-wille- -- 7 -- n yot Conceit Ordert For Deportation of Trio Of F rench Women WASHINGTON. June 1. Wtrraat for the arrest and deportation of Madeline Babin and ber mother and sister on charges that they entered tbe United States from Franc for Improper purposes, were cancelled today by Assistant Secretary Post, Evidence In the case presented at the hearing at tha department of justica said tha women earns ts A merlc at tha Invitation of Lo Shipper, of Ksn-5k- y. Mo. formerly a T. M, C. A. worker fat France.- - 8hlppey, it we testified, tired with the Babin family while oversees and an attachment arose between him and the eldest daughter. "Upon his retura to the United States. It waa added, he and hi wife became estranged and are now Bring apart, be in Lo Angeles'and ah In City. Kansas ' "Evidently he wishes ber to institute and she reproceedings for a ifdivorce he were divorced, fuse. Evidently, he would marry the alien who ts a boot te be. If b he not already become, the mother of hts child. From the testtmony, Msdelln ram I the United State to tooept place as a teacher at Portland. Or , which Bhippey had obtained for ber On her way te Portland she stopped vub at Kansas City, the report ed, Bfeip-pey the expectation of marriage Ite marry free if he wer lawful, her. i |