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Show U hoar. 1G JUNE 3 1920 THURSDAY TAGES t3b ,or Uhr wait until tomorrow for lha Pm. ara of loUvT world hapftra-lllf- t DESERET EVENING NEWS. 1M roar tVni Uixb for )W" la lha biwni hcmi-- crAly km. kuoa M oa of oar madron want JM - MM t9b SALT LAKE CITY A rife Sj c3b 9 lha rlhll dfh( oft lin wmmmm YEAR SEVENTIETH UTAH AKM IN OEICAG BEGEM T t3b crct New and A rib A eft c& 01 eft c c& Last Minute Alignment of Forces .and Five Days of Conferences Will Crowd Time .Until Convention WILSON WILL Hays Books For G. 0. P. Platform CHICAGO, Jana 8. The NOT CONVENE CONGRESS IN aa ptnlf urn. Chairman Ilajra of lIta national wamHUw, drrUr. d ruimiMtot today, will ba a fwl omtractaal obligation the party aad tlie people.' I'll! opportunity for bmrlnfi before Uio reaulultnna commit law Mr. llaya said. would be amtrdmi la all pertinent sabjecta. "The will 11081, of ooone withplatform tla treat Iniirtqaiiai' mid Mr. Hay. tK" Arrangement to lioar rrprrora. of women, labor and tail ipt. ouluiral Inicmu already law been made and Mr. Hays la distrivnlumiootM information buting compiled by the JbpuMicu mil ten oa platform nad policies. bi SUMMER. WOOD bo-tor- m aa SENATE PROBE Texas Troops Sent To Galveston Strike . TELLS SENATE Nitti Makes Offer OF CAMPAIGNS Of Compromise on EXPENDITURES AUSTIN, Texas, June 4. State troops will take charge of the longshoremens strike situation at Galveston Saturday at 9 oclock. In a communication to Adjt. Gen. W.D. Cone of TextfS, Gov. W. P. Hobby today ordered 29 troops of dismounted cavalry, and three machine gun companies, Texas national guard, to proceed immediately to Galveston. The troons are mobilising gt various Texas cities. IS Adriatic Question EXPECTED PARIS, Juns - TO END TODAY Hot Verbal Battle Between - Attorney General and Witness Follows Charge Of Misuse of ' Power Pennsylvania Election. V A Soon at Contest Cates Are Settled Clarifying of Conditions of Speculation Are Expected to Move -- Along With More Speed. June CHICAGO, 8. Two n Republi-ca- THREEBUBONIC PUGUE VICTIMS REPORTEDDEAD Mexican State Accepts Aid From U. S. and Rigid 8. ss will end its present aeasloa Saturday under a resolution of adjournment adopted today by the senate after assurances had been received from the White House that President Wilson did not intend to call a special oeaslon during the summer unless a grave emergency arose. The vote oa the resolution waa 44 to 84. It cams after two attempts to amend the measure so. as to provide for a recess in the one cas to July 18 and the other to August 2 had failed. Senator presidential candidate Johnson of California and Senator Harding of Ohio will arrivb In ChiQuarantine Regulations cago today And their coming marks Are Adopted at Vera Cruz the beginning of the active days of the period. Refive days remain before the Colipublican party assembles in the VERA CRUZ, June S. Three perseum to pick Its candidate and those five days are expected to contain sons who were taken to the isolation crowded hours of conferences, last hospital here following attacks of the minute alignment of forces, and final decisions among the campaign mana- bubonic plague have died and three gers. Every one of the candidates ex- others are in a serious condition. cept Herbert Hoover is expected here at some time. U. S. Aid The advance guards of the delegates Accept are beginning to arrive and by Sunday ' MEXICO CITT, June 8. (By The they will bo coming In a steady stream. The majority of them,' to be sure, are Associated Press) State authorities technically unpledged, but most of at Vera Crus have aocepted the offer them have their leanings and very few of the United States government Jo of them are claimed by leas than three send a sanitary detachment and sop-Pil- e, Borne of the managers. campaign to that city for th. purpom of chairmen of the incoming delegations .are announcing their preference in combatting the ' spread " of bubonid prepared statements which breathe confidenco of. success, but the political plague says a dispatch from that city managers .standing on the sidelines to the newspaper Universal. One suspected case of tha plague snd Disking up their slates have found no reason for changing their opinion waa found yesterday, the dispatch that while some of the candidates have says. , Rigid quarantine regulations enough delegates to give them for- are being enforced, m midable fighting strength in the conOne-thir- d of the houses of Vera vention, it Is going to take more than two or three ballots to show where Crus will be burned because of the the. forces of conciliation or compro- .bubonic plague infection, it has been mise must be applied to bring forth a candidate who will command a ma- - decided by the citizens of that city, is Excelsior today.""'-"- '' jorttj, according to'-fhSpeculation Wide la Range. If the realm of speculation were to Martial Law For be entered it would be necessary to .mention practically - every . oaod Idate Greece Until War- who has announced himself thue far Ends Says Premier because every one of those candidates has a manager who advances a set of reasons why his principal is the logiATHENS, Greece, June 3. Martial cal choice for a convention which will not be prepared to give a majority of law in this c.ountry will continue aa long'aa Greece is at war with Turkey, its votes to anyone at the outset. ' As the delegates begin to gather, and the peace treaty is unsigned, Prethere it a forerunner of discussion of mier Venivelos asserted In a speech the contention Issues which wilf find in the chamber of deputies today. Opexpression In the party platform and Interested In having the position parties have taken' advantage those who-ar- e party take a position on various sub- of the abolition of martial law to start jects are busy bringing up Influences a propaganda for the return of King which they expect to be effective In Constantine, he declared. the deliberations of the resolutions committee. Americans Bought. As soon us the members' 'of the na- Charge. tional committee are freed from German Steel Shares of the claims of delegations contesting for seats, things are expectBERLIN, June. 3. American Iron ed to .move along, with more speed. steel masters have every reason and The committeemen Wilt find themselves free to give ettention to the to congratulate themselves on th- - succonvention issues. While the contests cess of their plans for invading Gerare on, discussion of candidates, plat- man industry, says an, article in ts form and prospects is to them left today. The newspaper asserts hand work. that recent large purchases of GermGeorgia and Florida Cases l'p. By Unanimous Vote and steel shares, ostensibly The commutes' stilt had before tt." an-Iron account, wers really for waiting decision, the Florida and for Dutchaccount and that at the next WASHINGTON, June 8. The poet-boaGeorgia casea and the' cases of the American meetings of these of the Ger-- 1 al pay increase bill was passed today eight district delegates from Missis- man firms remarkabls disclosures will by the house by the unanimous vote sippi. From those esses it was watt-in- g of the 343 members precept. to pass on the contest from North i" made. Carolina. Oklahoma, South Carolina, j Tetnesee, Texas and Virginia. The in- -' dicationa.are that the time consuming, contests have been passed and that) with the Georgia and Florida cases outl I of the way the remainder wilt be more quickly disposed of. In the Sixth Tennessee . district It WWW announced that Harry A, Luc.k, 'of Nashville had withdrawn his con- lest J. C. It McCall of Nashville, was seated. He was uninstructed, claimed for Wood. The first contest taken up today waa the suspended Florida case, the CHICAGO, June 3. Vlrgil Hinshaw, her tomorrow Mri Hinshaw said, and dispute between the Wood faction chairman of the Prohibition national th prohibition party chairman will headed by National Committeeman two work with him as with other friend Bean, and that led by R b. Anderson committee, tbl morning drew up Re- of prohibition to get a platform endorsement of the prohibition amendto favor questions for presentation to ths of Jacksonville, - reported ment as interpreted by the Volstead Johnson. . publican presidential candidate and act Florida Case Fob Over. said he waa going immediately.! their The will be invited to a After the rehearing, the Florida headquarter, to ask an answer in per- meetingcandidate Mr. Hinshaw added. Sunday, case got another postponement deci- son of each candidate, or his- represenThis meeting t being called today sion being put over to I pm. tative. Th questions wereMeanwhile .the. committee took up "Do you believe in th lltb amend- by a number of reform organisations, the prohibition party, " the the North Carolina conteat where a ment a Interpreted by th Volstead including International Reform bureau was for and understand delegation asking contesting act. which you interprets the seats to which the More head fac- intoxicating liquors to be anything Church Temperance organizations. The subject of the tion had been certified. will be The Morehead delegatee were seat- per cent eb alcohol? . the 18th amendment meeting what will the One to contestant appeared ed. press "Do you favor your party adopt- political parties do with M the claim against them. The com- ing a plapk in its national platform Bryan had been invited to mittee thn passed to the Oklahoma endorsing ths Jllh amendment snd but owing to engagement in speak Wis, contest. . It enforcement as Interpreted by th consin will not be is th city Sunday. A committee appointed by the NaThe white delegates from the4ee-on- d ioistead set.' or some measure equally Oklahoma district, L G. Disney effective tional Temperance council will we.it r. of Muskogee end O. O Grant ef Mr Hinshsw declared be intended to cn the p 1st form committee of the were seated. The negr tell th whole country what answer party next week, and will alargued unsuccessfully that each candidate mad to these ques- so visit tbe Democratic resolutions they sere debarred from the Musko- tions committee at See Francisco, tbs proWilliam Jennings Bryan will arrive hibition chairmen said. gee conventions. - t v June NODICTATION WASHINGTON, Juns 3. Horace 6. Slebblna of New Tork, first treasurer of the Lincoln-Woo- d loague an J sought by subpoena servers of the senate investigating committee for several days, wired the committee today from Montreal that he had Just heard of the search for him and desired to testify. e-wlll be heard tomorrow. California Senator Delivers Expect to End Cases. With only two witnesses of the Speech Against League of list remaining to be lyiard. Nations When Crowd in tbe senate committee investigating campaign expenditures Chicago Demands to Hear expected today to suspend temporarily its activities. June 8. President WASHINGTON. . Him. One of the two witnesses to b hoard Wilson has assured senate Democrats was Warren Gregory, named as today that if the present session is ended Satthe leader in the Herbert Hoover camsesCHICAGO, June 2. Senator Hirsm urday, he will not call an extra In the California primary. sion during the coming summer unless W. Johnson of California, arrived in paign - W. B. Burtt, assistant to Colonel is there a grave emergency. Chicago this afternoon and made a William Cooper Procter, national Announcement of the presidents de- brief speech against the league of na- chairman of the Wood campaign comcision was made In the eenate today by tions. During the trip from the detoSenator Wood of Alabama, tbe Demo-or- a pot to his hotel he was given a noisy mittee, was the first witness called i ' day. tic leader, who said he bad been demonstration. In business Ilfs, ha said.' he was authorised to deny reports that an Thousands of persons gathered in and confidential man for extra session was contemplated. front of the Audltorinm hotel, where "assistant Sharp criticism greeted an adjourn Senator Johnson s political headquar- Ambrose Monell of New Tork. who. ment resolution, already adopted by ters are located and demanded a it has been testified, was a heavy conto the Wood campaign fund. the house, when it came up for speech. He was greeted with a three-minu- tributor Mr. Burtt said ha had brought paKenyon, .Republican, demonstration when he ap pers- frent the. Wood national comeVtto peered on a balcony of the hotel. adjournment would be to Aug. 84. We win continue to live our lives mittee and produced a suitcase and An effort by Senator Kenyon, Re- In our yjwn way without dictations two bundles, from which he took a set of formidable-lookin- g publican Iowa, to amend the resoiu from Europe, the Senator ledgers. said, tlon so that Congress would reconvene "Wlmt this campaign la over Kept Tab on Reqncnu for Panda will on juiy 12 (ailed. once more be Just Americana Burtt said one of the volumes I come to you without much prep- contained all the requests for funds no with aration, great organization, filed with the national Wood comHungarian Peace but I have one thing (hat no other mittee by state and district managers in candidate this Reach Paris campaign haa been and a notation of the action taken.. Envoys able to get, Senator Johnson said. l "In order to carry out your work In the people. a business-lik- e way, Chairman KenPARIS, Jun"8. The Bfw Hun- havaI am here to see that there Is no yon observed, your committee found of peace delegation composed garian the It necessary to have printed a blank pussyfooting, no hiding upon Auguste- - BenardLmlnisteryi)f .labor-en- d question of the league of nationa We form, headed Requests for Funds. Alfred Detreache Lazar, as min- are going to have, if it is possible to Jacob Labler of St. Louia, th Misister plenipotentiary, arrived in Parle have It, a declaration' In this conven- souri- nations! commttteemsn, who this morning and .handed their cre- tion that will reaffirm the right of told the eenate Investigating commitdentials to the secretary of the coun- America to govern its own affairs." tee of Lowden funds arrived cil of smhesssdnra,. Senator Johnson waa met at tha today receiving and took his seat in the comKing Alexander of Greece has been station by a reception committee of mittee. Invited to wttnees the ceremony at- several hundred, headed by a band 'Roosevelt Colonel Lieutenant tending the signing of the Hungarian and a delegation of soldiers and sail- watched today's proceeding from the tomorrow The soldiers wers rostrum as an assistant to afternoon, at 4:30 ors In uniform. treaty Secretary oclock, in the Grand Trianon palace members of the Siberian expedition- Miller. at Versailles. , ary force, whose withdrawal from Russia had been urged in th4 senate I WASHINGTON. June I. A fiery cross table verbal battle between Atby the senator. Arranging Plans For The streets about the depot and the torney General Palmer and - Eugene . Visit of Belgian King half-mil- e route from the station to Bonni-wel- l of Philadelphia, bristling the senator's hotel were crowded, with direct charge of the misuse of RIO DE JANEIRO, June 8. Brazil thousands of the onlookers wearing, federal power to let down the liquor buttons and waring Ameri- bars during the Pennsylvania presialready is making plans lo entertain Johnsons can flags. dential primaries on the one hand and the king 'of the Belgians' when he Senator Johnson is the third presi- of attempted "character assassination Makes his projected visit to this coun- dential candidate , to arrive. Major on tha other, marked the. senate intry later inonethe . year. The steamer General Wood and Goy, Frank O. vestigation today of preconvention of Brazils best mer- Lowden,' having been on the ground Uberaba, campaign expenditures. chant vessels, will be sent to Antwerp The attorney general appeared un- -- i for several days. to bring him te Rio. ; G. Harding Is due expectedly in the committee room Warren Senator Guanabar palace, where The royal, lata today. No demonstration has been during th luncheon recess wfer Mr. guests will be housed during their planned He will Bonnlwell had launched a broadside by his managers. stay here, has been, extensively re retire to hjs hotel for a conference of charges, including a Sweeping decorated and refurnished. that th whole Palmer camWith the leaders of his campaign. a paign in Pennsylvania had been T House Passes Postal "ghastly and debasing degradation of Louiti&na Senate Body Mr. Bonnlwell was recalled to law. r ths stand to finish his testimony and Increase Pay Bill Out WASHINGTON, Con-gra- ' e FROM EUROPE SAYS JOHNSON -H- . te r '-- ,. on -- Vor-waer- rd Questions Propounded by Prohibition National Chairman Will be Presented t . Suffrage Reportt Amendment Ratification BATON ROUGE, La, June 3. By unanimous vote ths senate federal r- latlons commutes today reported out a resolution providing for ratification of the federal suffrage amendment. Tbe house yesterday adopted a proposed amendment to the state constitution giving women the right of suffrage. -- Willard Promises Freight Jam Relief an eon-fevan- ta Vjf4 rf WASHINGTON. Juno 3. Full was promised ths interstate commerce commission t tn relieving Jam by Daniel Willard, president of the Association of Railway Executives Car service la replying today tn th commission's telegram of yesterday declaring that Its order were hot being carried out by the carriers. "ths-freigh- BoIshevi!ri Enter r. -- Btill-we'e- (Continued on page three.; of Julian lowed V nolle has been fol- th a few slight modifies.-tlon- s. Abbasi. Just west of Fl- ume, would be under Italian sovereignty. Th harbor, howeter,. would b placed under th admin-ialralioa of th league of nation, and th suburb of Huessk would - be With given to the Jugo-fila- v. th exception of Lusatn and . Gherso. situated in the Gulf of tlimerw, arnithwesr of rtume, atr the Islands along th coast would s, which coun-wougo to also receive alt of try Dalmatia except th port of Zara, for which an autonomous government la planned. . Commissioner It Appointed ld Jugo-Slavi- To Attempt Harmonizing. Viewa of Two Schoolt of Thought; Meeting It Call ed to Coniider ssue. Chicago to Have : 57,000.000 Hotel CHICAGO, June real estate sale forecasting erection of a 87.800,000 hotel, 81 stories high, along th lake front at Chicago avenue, was announced today. Among the appointment of thrf new hotel, to be called the Illinois, according to plana announced will be a coral pool on the roof under glass for winter swimming, with a realistic sandy beach along CHICAGO. . Persian Capital June I CONSTANTINOPLE. Th Persian legation here has received e dispatch saying that th ' Bolshevik i bad entered Teheran, tbe capital of PeraU. ' Th 3. national government of this party held a session today, but failed to . reach definite conclusions Victor Hints of Cincinnati, mid-weregional director for tha national committee, waa commijaloned to present certain vlenz to leading Republican women and to adviso th subcommittee so three sides. that 'a definite plan muy be recommended to the full eatlonal committee next Monday. The commissioner 1 confronted with the task of harmonizing th views of two schools of thought among ths women. One tks dual control of th party with parallel organisation of men and women. The other sstd that "adequate representation of the women on th governing bodies pf.tfa Juns 8. Russian LONDON, pertJea would be wiser. Bolshevik forces are advancing on .... Meeting of Women Called. each end of th Polish front, but meeting of women h.is been called ars being held along ths Berest na forASunday afternoon and all feminine river, according to an official delegatee and alternates to ths convention as well as other leading Repuh. statement, issued yesterday at Ilcan women, are ex fleeted to attend. Moscow snd recelved her by 3oO are expected to take About , part Wireless. In the deliberations. The subcommitReports that Poland had tee. which met this morning, consist British intervention in orof Coleman DuPont, Delaware; Ruarder to effect a Rtmso-Polls- h dolph John T. Adams, Hynlcka, Ohio; mistice were denied in British ofIowa; R. B. Howell, Nebraska; Ralph ficial circles today. B. Williams, Oregon, Robert Taft, son of former President William H. Taft and a Hoover worker, was among th early arrivals tbday, Mr. Taft has .been, paying psr tlcular attention te the Ohio situa tion as tt concerns ths Hoover movement and reports that he finds all "1 of th delegatee from that state with one exception In a favorable frame of mind toward Hoover after Wood and WASHINGTON, June 8 Harding have ceased to be contender. today to th state departAnother arrival was II. H. Motter, ment said Francisco Villa, the state chairman of the party in Kansas. Mexican rebel leader, w4s reportMr. Motter applauded jesterdays decision of the national committee to ed to have attacked Parra! yesoust all delegates frpm the Kansas terday and to have been repulsed City, Mo., district. by the garrison with some losses. Wood BfSW'hcs Numbered. Ignacio Enriques, military There will fee five and possibly six mander of Chihuahua, was said to seconding speeches following the placbe pursuing the rebel chief. ing of th name pf Uen.Vood jn Railway service between by Gov. Allen of Kansas,, but' none of them will last more than five huahua and Jimenez, has been six minutes, according to the stateresumed, the American consul at ' at ment oT Oen. Wood made at his dally Chihuahua City informed the "conference with, newspapermen today. "Former Gov, Runyan of .New Jersey will deliver a seconding speech," MEXICO CTTT, said Oen. Wood. June2. It la probable that Routhern revolutionary chiefs men from Ohio, Colorado, North Dawere assured protection yesterday kota and the south will alto second by General P. Elias Calles, proQov. Allens speech." visional minister of war, who Senator Mile Poindexter of Washconferred with them during tbs will arrive on th sevie of the ington day. Ho advised them to name a convention tomorroJr, thue bringing chief and a military provisional th total number of announced cangovernor for tbe state of Morelos. didates who will be here at that time up to five. Gov. Lowden and Gen. Wood haring been In town several day and Senator Johnson and Senator Harding being due to arrive here today. , st Bolshevik Forces Advance on Poland Parra Garrison Repulses Villa Advices nom-Inati- :Superdreadnaught Tennessee, Largest And Most Formidable Yarship Afloat, Is Put in Commission at Brooklyn . on J. S. May Hare Delegate At Spa Conference PARIS, June 3. The United Stale likely to be unofficially represented the coming conference with Ah 8. Th toper Twine wee. device consists German at Thlg Spa, through' the presence ' i of three deck and their cone n Te fighting nesseh, heLargesl ptement I 38 men. dreodnaught of th reparations cdVtl mission. and most formidable battleship afloat, By special signalling device, regoes Into commission today at the ports from this fighting top can be White and Black Brooklyn navy yir& , Formal cere- flashed Instantly to all parts of tbe This fighting brain' i filled Clash in England monies were set for 2:34 oclock. Con- ship. with delicate Instruments never xefore structed her at a cost of 824.400.094, used on a bsttleshlp. NEWPORT, England. June 2. she represented the last word In batAnother important feature In the White and negro sailors clashed la of construction the Tennessee 178 Is her She is feet tleship architecture.. street fighting last night and early electrical control of her speed insbllng long- - had a beam of, 48 feet and a to quickly change from her capacity this morning In this clt. Several reof 21 knots to an almost im- - volver shots were displacement of 32.844 tona speed fired, but resulted She la th next thing to e pleasure perceptible motion. The Tennessee Is believed to have ht no casualty. Ths encounter; Which yacht In tbe romfort of her appointcaused V, a quarrel U.T" a woman. ments for officers aad men and Is been built with more care for the was JTaT similar rioting last year, th first battleship to recruit her en- comfort of her crew than any other tire personnel from the state from battleship in the wol4. Dr size which It takes Its name.make possible Spacious lockers, Resolution on Armenian Th special features which distin- baths and recreation quarters. Ah from all other has a handsomely furnished clubroom Mandate is Ordered Out guishes th Tennessee Is State United of rsvy. th units sod library for enlisted men. Phe th highly organised lighting Oram,' ha a printing shop with a linotype By Foreign Affairs Body enclosed in a steel fort near 'he top machine apd. presses on which daily of tbe forward mast. Hgre are eon- - pe rpaper will be printed. '.The WASHINGTON. June 2. The senI device for observing enemy nee-- ee Jhe first htrtteehlp to be ate reeolutton declining to grant Presto quickly with a motion picture earn ident Wilson request for authority ship, enabling the crew certain th position of enemy craft., era She slit not actually be put into o accept a mandat over Armenia waa t e crew Service until Aug 1, Fpecial device enable the the will ordered not today by the houa foron on a practice cruise to Guao?an-aoem- y thejsall quickly train the affair committee. Chairman before th crew ef any other am. Cube. Her prent crew of Ten eign Porter said ho did hot expect t aak ever could nesoeeaus number til. battleship ksqwa house oetien tt - eozner-e- w rlghJi i hi 4 v June committees subcommittee to consider th part women ere to play tn th . Is -- V-M- Premier Nitti XEW-TORK,"J- To Each G. 0. P. Presidential Aspirant - -- Jugo-Slavl- , Solon Authorized to Deny Rumors . of . Special Ses-sion ; Sharp Criticism Greets House Adjournment Resolution 8. a o( Italy has mad to Innew compromise proposals tended to solve the vexed Adrtetla question, sayx a Laibach dtspatch to (he Matin. President Wilson stipulation relative to the eastern boundary 1 N. |