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Show t .The cannon of uccs U the hpark of Ambition which ismites the powder of initiative. by 16 w mm Aral TIIUnSDAV TACKS AUGUST l'J SALT l'JLO LAKE CITY Its better to have the crow-feof laughter than the wrinkles of grouchintafl. vp UTAH SEVENTY-FIRS- et YEAR T Defeat of Reds Before Warsaw Is Now Rout; Russians Hurled Back By Triple Offensive a Jflll MTTEMPTEB i POllMlf BREAK Corruption Is Charged In Suffrage Fight Millionaire Draft BAR NEW TORK. Aug. It. Erwin Philadelphia has. been found guilty of desertion from the army by evading the dreft and sentenced to four yeere hard labor at Fort Leavenworth. It was announced today at Governor's Island. Lieutenant Golonel C. C. Cres-sotrial judge advocate, who said made the announcement, that Bergdoll, was also given s the from dishonorable discharge army and forfeited all pay and allowances Ths courtmarlial reported its findings to Major General Bui- lard, commander of the Eastern department, last Thursday, and they were approved today. Bergdoll received his sentence calmly, it was stated and made no comment He will be taken Leavenworth within a few days under s heavy guard. Erwin and hla brother. Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, were known as the millionaire draft dodgers. Grover la now sought by ths miliescaped tary authorities, having Philadelfrom an armed guard at an phia, after being convicted by army courfmartial for draft evasi- 5 ,i ti How three bank robbers and a bur ' alar attempted to fain their freedom -- AID , International News Sen U e ) LONDON. Aug 19 General Wriin-gedefac-to- r head of the government In southern ItUMta, does not wish to use French or British troop against the Soviet army. General Wrangel made this declaration In an interview printed In the Dally Telegraph today. I am convinced that the future of Russia cannot be settled by civil war, General Wrangel was quoted as xay- I "It could be settled at once but for the Chinese mercenaries used to force Russians to obey the behests of a small band It was Inevitable that the Polish aggressions should raise the national spirit of the Russians. Poland, however, must retain her ethnographical borders. 'Ws wish to extinguish civil war by a plebiscite that would decide the whole future of Russia. To employ French or British soldiers against our fellow countrymen would be a repetition of Lenine's blunder. ( B l, Will TO VOTES n, Sentenced For iPruoner Springville Bank Job i - Needed to Dig But 40 Feet To P.s Under Wall. OUTSIDE MILITARY By Associated Press. G. Bergdoll of By MILDRED MORRIh. Mortice Mlaff CorrramiMiciil . WASHINGTON. Aug. it. Alice Paul, head of the National Woman a party and long a militant suffrage leader, today sounded a nw balds try , WRANGEL WOULD Dodger Sentenced North Carolina House De While feat Suffrage Echoes of Victory in Ten nestee Fly Thick and Fast N AsmiLLE, Tenn., Aug. 1. The Tennessee IxnisC adjourned at noon until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning without an eflurt being mode to lute It reconsider Its ac tlon of yesterday in ratifying the suffrage amendment. DRIVES IIITI hues Inlrroalional News for women. 1 Women are not yet fully free, Mlaa Ppul warred, even though It won appears that vlrtory has been by ths ratification of ths suffrage amendment. Whatever new lights women receive they must fight for. Mis Faul said. They can expect nothing from ths politicians,'' she tells them, until they stand ws a unit In a party of their own. Suffrage was not wtfn by. the "Tbs story of the suffrage in a Democratic or Republican party. In the last analysis, but by women them- long story, woman have had to fight political trickery and corruption avsry Miss Paul said In an Inter- inch selves, of the way to get something that view. To the generatlbn was theirs hy right. Ths Democratic of American women who have fought for the and Republican parties could have political freedom of their sex belongs given women ths ballot years ago. the credit of their victory. It was won Political expediency did not demand by ths thousands of women who sac- It thep and leaders of both, parties rificed health and careers, who suf- used every power at their command fered physically and even to Impris- to delay giving women JusUce. onment, In the long weary struggle Not Vet Free. to secure that freedom which should Women not are fully free. It bolcpg to every one of our cltixena may take long years yet ot education be' Reason .Advanced. fore ws become- really conscious of Ths special energies exerted by our subjection and srouse to ths efpolitical leaders In the last months In fort necessary to win complete freebehalf of ratification were not dom. Unless women stand together ed because they believed that giving jand' use their 'potential power for women the ballot was a matter of, their own protection they can never simple Justice, but because without, . hops for full equality. women had at least become strong We must realise that whatever enough to create a situation In which rights we desire ws must be prepared the giving of suffrage was politically to fight for, and be strong enough to expedient. Women have flpally won win. Until ws stand as a. unit we their political freedom because they can expect nothing' from (lollticlana have become so strong that It could We must have a women's organisation no longer be withheld from them.' with a program devoted to the InterIt at last became more expedient for ests of the women. If we are to wrest those In control of the government to for women full participation In. the aid suffrage than to oppose it. control of Ufa." . - Invader Forced to Retreat ' 25 to 50 Mile Over Wide Front Red Surrender Important River Fort.- W . - - (By Associated WARSAW, Aug. 18, elan Bovtet force are . Free.) u p m. Rue. fleeing In a dl , orderly panic along the front between the Vistula and Bug rivers, where he Poles are advancing with success, an official statement tonight. In their counter-attac- k to relieve pressure upon Warsaw, the Pole are using tanks, airplanes, armored train' and artillery In great numbers, f At Novo Minsk, east ef here, and Berock. to the northeast, 8,009 prisoners, seven eannon hundreds of wagons and vast quantities of supplies have been captured, the etatement declare.The BoUhevik retreat north and east of Warsaw, where the Soviet forces were closely driven by the Pole took th semblance of rout at some plac.es, the communique reporta On the extreme left, however, and In the region of Lemberg Soviet advances are recorded. , Northwest of Warsaw,, Russian troops, who met resistance at Wlock-lawewhere they had designed jo. crots tbe Vistula, bombarded the town for hours, the shell damaging the cathedral and the bishop's palace. Soviet prisoners, art pouring mte Warsaw in such numbers that It I becoming s problem how to care for them. V Fierce fighting is continuing in ths of ( Warsaw region and Novtf Georgtevsk, ths strong fortress shout 19 mile northwest of Warsaw at th confluence of the Vistula and Bug rlr. ere,- according to Wednesday's stated ment - by the Soviet K?ynWMkrMtK, t t.ntf-- by tunneling under ihe walls of the Utah penitentiary, and how that at tempt was frustrated just a month ago, was made public today by Warden t Ueorg A. Storrs. The men had dug a tunnel "0 feet (By Associated Presa) long, leading from a root cellar toNASHVILLE. Tenn., Aug. 19. wards the south outside wall, and needed to go about 40 feet further to from ths bitter suffrage fight Echoes on.gel outside - the wall. Although the a In ths Tennessee legislature cams to- Four Districts Give THIRTY-THRE- E eluding After successfully prison authorities had known for see nation-wid- e 'search vhy and fast. military thick day, men were reel days What the Wrangel Recognition trying to for- man months Er-w- is uo. they did not interrupt them until lamthorkiee Judge Debow charged ths grand jury at Governors Isappeared I court when In the pro July 'ltf, the Davidson county criminal they stopped WASHINGTON, Aug. 19. Four of land several weeks ago and volt wiling t and locked them In their on the subject of efforts to Improp-lth- s Important districts of south Rus-srl- y untarily, surrendered for trial. cells. have recognised the'admlnlstra Influence of corupt ths three of the men, Tom Underwood. I 24 Ing body of ths, stats; two Nashville tlon of Gen. Wrangel and made ta: a old, alias Frank D severe James Millet, 28, and Frank Smith, published affidavits charg-- 1 aratlons to recognize It as ths gor13, were committed to the state prison ' influence had beenlernment of Russia, undue that ing ' on October 28. 1018, for the robbery i i 1 ' I The Don Kuban, terek and Astra-Buon Representative to bear CLEVELAND, O., Aug. 1 9. Falling International New Service.) brought ol the Mendenhall bank at Springville, (By, I Ger"Aug. 19. Twenty Republican, ot McKinn county, kan districts are reported to have rec- to re6h an agreement upon the perUtah, on September 11 preceding Each of them la aerving an indeter-- I to change his vote In favor of thelognlzed Oen. Wrangel. of Increase to be given men man soldiers and civilians, and .thirtThe centage mlnatc sentence of from five years to amendment and Mr. Burn, in I sacks are also reported to have rec-- a employed on a dally basis at mines in een- French soldiery have been killed life for that crime. The fourth man Gen. .Wrangel as the repre-- c communication to the house I who was committed was Karl Berg,-20- , Competitive bituminous In fighting between moba and French sentative of Russian in foreign affairs; the Central lared the charges utterly false. I to the Institution February 19. 1917, were purported tolbut will continue their own organize coal distri&t the Joint committee ad- troops at Kattqwltx, in upper Silesia, The affidavits I to serve an indeterminate sentence on according to bare been made by C. C. Wallace, tlon In matters unconfirmed report journed late last night. f a charge of second degree burglary. Miners officials will hold a caucus published today by the Taeglloche Judge of the city court of Lewisburg, ministration. Since their commitment the . men t this morning at 10 o'clock to decide Rundshau. The trouble broke out Tenn., and Ennis E. Murray of NashI hud been well behaved and orderly, ville, general agent for the Federal what further steps will be taken to the warden says, and for some time Land bank of Louisville, Ky. enforce their demands. There will be when . workers, who had gone on had been allowed to work in the several had heard no st r i ke. rega.rd lee? tjf , (l)p.outcom, !5Mc? Jff.JUrsfMk.AgaJnat-.tho-RusBla'- n They alleged they Moscow. ,. kitchen. This is on the north side ot was "tfie postitlve statement from PoJiah war, attacked the French. persons, lncludingBP8PrewaataUvo-do- e C. the south wing of the prison and has a In the Crimea aector engagements Hanb vW 6f Bfielby county, and Maj. . union h today. headquarters been .,aw L. Daughtry, secretary to Gov. Robijajiemoi . jmd.ej:. lu.,vAiJemlBf"SWi! at Kattowlta- - Feeling runsproclaimed and are going on with Indecisive result ''basement on the south, and separated ' erts, insist to Burn that he change Associated Press.) f?nnil strike throughouthighupper the statement says. (By , Urges from it only by a brick wall, is the root Farrington vote. his Blleeta is A threatened 19. to plan WASHINGTON, Aug. Th official report folio wa: according cellar which is used only In the winter. According to Murrays affidavit Abend blatt. Strikers to Work Several fBy International News Service.) Early In July, Lew Allen, a guard under which the big five packers Burn was told that they would give Our troop have crossed Ole river . oKthe outbreak .version at the prison, noticed the extension would dispose of their stock yard In- him anything In the world he wanted were BOISE,, BIsla 19. Ida., and have occupied Botslavsk. In received MemAug, Berlin by 19. newspapers 111., was Aug. him the big electric light wire In the kitchen SPRINGFIELD, that it would make bers of the executive committee According to one version the trouble the Novo Georglevnk and Warsaw terests has been submitted to the de- - and of the cent man In Tennessee andi I under' Frank Prest. Farrington when Polish agitator threw ? to the prisoners, but reported the stood Hanover1'8Xy"'lt-wwld--bHt a from started, Auriiijr iklb.r dcmotistrsrrtn. rrfi flghUngicontlnues. . In. matter to the warden. Together they probably will be filed in the District of worth 810.080 to him. tlon association are arriving In Cleveland to Illinois teiepram . locals the Lemberg region, wq forced th miners Another version that broke fighting to made an Investigation one evening afattributed, Judge The affidavit Boise for the meeting to be court by August 81. today, ordered al miners to stay at Ua Hhe". 1'nch ravalry appeared Bug sqd occupied Busk and Zlochoff. held ter the .prisoners had gone to their Columbia supreme Wallace said Mr. Hanover made the laberites greV panleky. here Friday and Saturday. Gov. work, pending a meeting with Illinois ' The plan was drawn up in accord- statement to Mr. Burn that If he Rucsacs region, fighting concells. operators at Chicago Aug. 28. A thy were 10 b0 ridden down. Simon Bamberger of Utah will tinue with alternating success along ance with a decree entered In the local would change his vote he could get Hole in Kltclicn Wall. In result win The now, labor strike unions at Kattowltx mo In the Crimea sector. In ' are the he wanted and in the arrive Other memThe walls of the kitchen revealed courts early in the year and under anything excitement reported to hav- served an ultimatum the Btrypa. governmental action. made was there Qriekhcff region w engaged the of ment Mr. move bers of the committee who are This by Farrington allay- upon the French commander demand- enemy wKh alternating nothing, but when they examined the which the packer within two ypars mention by Mr. Hanover words to this success along opof ed the growing apprehension vtalls of the kitchen basement they members ot the executive commit, ing disarmament ot the French the river Karaehekray, themselves from un- effect: tee who will attend are Fred L. of a widespread strike. Twelve troop, but the French officer refused erators found a hole through the south wall must disassociate confute Fifty-eighand worth 810,000 business of The be would lines and That it mines in this district are down, but saying he would rather Lucas,. Denver; Frank leading to the coot cellar. This had related wholesale meat to you. Wkhtlr Bolshevik divisions, 'on were confident tbe miners surrender. ? on. Cheyenne; R. E. ShepK bben covered by a curtain which . had themselves to the , operators Warsaw have been front annihilated' All Charges Denied will return to work. been hung over the south wall, ap- trade. Jerome; Maj.- - R. F. Nurges, El and thousand of soviet soldiers madw The plan for selling the stock ysrd Sim Ely, Phoenix; J. Hanover described parently to keep dirt from dropping Representative filed been to today, was jj, have -prisoner, tonight's official statementinto the supplies, but in reality to Interests court extended the time until the charge as no more than a clumsy Edwards, Forsythe, Mont.; W. A. ' . says. Japanese Appeals For j Bird Sacramento; E. F.- - Blaine conceal the hole. From the kitchen but the 81- - In order that the depar-me- effort to embarrass friends and supThe Russians lost their bearings in our women. of basement the warden and guard pro- August Seattle, Naturalization of the. exrights sJt to Spry. time to have porters meet Rights on attacks all trying side Justlcd might of Lake. ceeded to the root cellar where they He declared he had only urged Burn from the Polish columns on their and that Maj. ; found tne entrance to the?tunnel amine it thoroughly. to vote for ratification, mora . the to Tanks, the statement adds. The Poles, packers (By Associated Press.)" by decree agreed The had started toward than the the which did alao jnen was Daughtry the - Burn, in his comcontinuing their advance have occu- -, SACRAMENTO, Cat, Aug. 19. The outside walls of the prison. This was ahd the department of Justice Representative the pied Kaluszyn. 85 miles east of War- in the southeast corner of the cellar. restilt of a compromise between appeal of Bato, naturalized Japanese, munication declared that . he saw; Hledlce. 67 miles east of the rap- from a decision refusing him a writ of Examination showed this Tunnel to packers and the government growing changed his Vote in favor of action begun by it.il. Mllzyrrer, 29 miles southeast mandate to compel the county clerk be about 20 feet in length. The men out of the antl-trubecause of his conviction that justice Bicdire and Wlpdawa, 125 miles south- to Bacramento of hint the had attached the extension tight wire the department Of Justice last sum- .demanded grant right it. east of Warsaw. to register, was on file here today In to the wire In the basement and had mer. he declared that Major Daughtry the state district cdurt of appeals. (By International News Service.) I been obtaining light for their work In the conversation between ' had heard Hanover Bato served with the United BLates BERLIN, . Aug. 19. The Danzig this manner, as the vjlre extended to Meat and Hanover WABHINGTON. and that Aug. 19. HL Louis corridor Burn and Egg .between- - Btraaburg forces during the war and was granted Is The Associated and 'The end Of fhe tunne- k- Further exMr. to intimate Press) fBy time at threatened with any not loss M its mall did naturalization hy the federal district vice been cleared of tbe amination of the root cellar showed be ST would Price any LOUS, paid u. a It One as he of of result that Drop Burn trouble between Vegetable In In resoviet; Hawaii, the started tunnel the had a denying forces pourt ip the dispatch that says.' jnen Ihe poaches of mail taken from Colin Belph, and posamount of money or that he would be queued Vrll, the superior court here tal another spot but had run Into the any other consideration for hie employee, Gilbert Il4tt, presiHawaiian court was the Missouri Pacific train that that the given New International News Berrlce.f jheld concrete wall of the stairway leading '(By International Service.) (By dent of th National 9 ederatiou vote. f te the cellar. robhed on the outskirts of Kt,- - without Jurisdiction. Aug. 19. WASHINGTON, WARSAW, Aug. 18. via. London, of that Postal opponent declared Announcement Employees, today. ' Carefully retracing their steps, Louis laat night by two was no change In the genHe said Postmaster Klph na de- - Aug. 19, The Russian army of Inva- woman suffrage would hold a masa ag the warden and Allen removed all There Kail Is Commander to discuss to llvered d an to tventy-twstep of ultimatum Si. Louis sion In Poland has been thrown back the in of a found tonight tit prices to average eral meeting today weeds clump traces of their visit and returned branch of the federation Hist unless from save the south from the Busan B. An Uie railroad track. The confood commodities 2f to 59 'miles by the Pels la' their dutlea The -- other guards and Executive Named along Officer principal It suffederal and newly elected President Carl 9ree th great 1 thony amendment was taken as an in the deputy wardens were notified of from June 15 to July 15, ths bu- t ir bandits ap- were tents ripple offensive that . ha Intart man, resigns, he will look out every beeen launched frage force bills what was transpiring, and a trap waa by General Pllsudskl , union postal employee. A protest hia over (By Associated Press.) reau of labor statistics announced, parrnlly hieing the pouch in tlie dication that Speaker Walker would set to catch the men working In the a wide front, the Polish War ot-r- ' to force reconsider, LOB ANGELES, Aug 19. Com- been made to President Wilson darkness! today not 7 of attempt 8' tet Increases fie tunnel but this did not work successannounced tonight. The cm mu- - , per today. with (he request that immemander A. C. Kail, U H- - N, has been ii-- : ' atlon of the action of the Tennessee fully And they were nev I aou-csays: cent In the prices of meat and of nique appointed .executive officer, to Capt, diate action be taken because house yesterday In ratifylngth nine- X'RT. LOUIS? A ti if. 1 Pollca . .uafly digging in it, thA warden said. Polish offensives sra pro- Three concila-tor- s in of the the situation' shown are and Waldo but gravity report, amendment Evan, eggs recently appointed teenth The reason for this failure to appro, and postoffice inspectors tod Ay Th PaUnderwood - of of the department of labor be greasing against the Red American naval governor of Kamoa. these Increases are 'offset by deSenator Oscar W.former them et work the warden ort-bute- s lish force under General Pllsudskl were s a fur to clue Governor fhe one to 17 announcement creases to from of end searching here to- eerit to Kt. Louis without delay, according per Alabama. ' to the fact that Berg always set. has driven inthe emrmy line beIf Is the first time on record that cent in vegetable end day on Commander Kail's vessel, the cereal whereabouts of tbe two masked and ed as lookout in the kitchen, pleasant of Louisiana hays been U. B. B. Minneapolis. Capt, Evapz a postmaster has threatened a lock-ol- it tween the Wieprx and Xarew rivers to Statistics were commodities. to vited speak. held bandits who last would turn the llghl out when he sew a night a 26 up from of to 69 miles w e was depth ordered detached from command of union employees," said Hyatt. gathered in fifty-onprincipal the guard entering the prison ysrd. have reached Parovnff." Missouri Pacific fast mall (rain ' of the dreadnought Wyoming recently cities tunCarolina out went In the When the light . In the region of Vovo Geqrgievek Defeat ho replace Commander W. J. Terhune limits and the within escapcity .would men there the , working as governor at Barn os. Capt. Evana jel, V we have nleared the right bank of thr Closes Suffrage Fight ed wrth four poches said to have and scrambled out and- - hurry to the, San rrancitCO Vistula river. On th Commander Kail are expected to lower Nqrew be there would and mail.' always kiichen, contained registered The leave for Samoa within the next two river the forts at th confluence of thq" Chief Rescues Score 19. Ths when the guard arrived. After allowN. C, Aug. Narew and Bug river aver retaken RALEIGH, train was bound for Little Rock,, woeka. ing the men to work for several days amendment we from tbe liedv. 1 the direction of Ark. In Apartment Blare federal suffrageNorth after the discovery of whet they Were M lava we have advanced beyond Carolina house The kwa sustained, postal offic- Moderates to Meet by the doing was msde, the wsrdea The Russians hastily Olechannf. vote a be known not tires will by today ials until of said, elded they would be unable to catch repreaenta Associated Frees.) Fy treated Irish Question On a check tip Is made of the con71 to 41. I them at work and put. an end to their of Associated V fBy A i Press) t hmw over joyously eelebrwUn the- hX FRA (TltO, eg. I tents .of the pooches The senate heving already voted endeavor's. ijyvfaiN. Aug. 11 The Ruieo-Pgre- t the Raqana w bleu of the emend-pen- t yirtory The men hoarded the train at dmpt, L Tv Courtney, of the Sae Associated Pr-n- x 1 (By postpone consideration dPolish ('onfrmian Ik Made, peace at at came Mine lime- when even the tn.yaf negottatyds a erosstrg said wfth drawn revolvuntil next January, the action fire department, rewind 19 LONDON. fysnetern Irlshmra ot W edne-dawere not y Aug continued cle-had rntifl-i When they were locked i as k about rive uo hone.' their ers Itued the mail tip of the house virtually soda the moderate views concemin dominion 4grve4, ewtog to the fault of the optimistic wmre of persons, inrlvdlng his r el. a and, confronted with ti. - .. r rating the- capital Blnce the drame cation fight in thie state until that home rule will meet at Dublin next Peliah delegation, against the waff Nerrfhe outskirts to from right frame apeet-mea. of. their attempted escape, the. ma in turn the tic according .hi of the city, one of the robbers military Tueedev. This meeung. save e Dub- meeaege- - die patched tun. w from j people have thrown off 'net Ming here which flee are ea'd to have made a full confee-'WoA straight-ou- t rejection resolution their sigoei crd. stopping lin dispatch to the Lwilv Med. 'ha Wednesday, by fleo-g- e I pull;d the The Tcbuc A herin. Thee told the werdea they had f b yen, damaged fo the estimated eztent eff.eers vote army mail without were hu he train.. are was tabled pouches a.dteaenting been endowed wlh tonsideratiie soviet foreign m.nleter to l,eo lh f.gh,mr of IIM.M4. before k vu brongbt then throe n out And the bandits by the ehnge in po'icjr In th tot rCcnt'.iued mi pegs two) itl redrew ntiOje under cnwtrol early today, after (Continued on page two) them, disappearing. jumped Downing street. I,Londo&. tConaeued on 1 MINERS WAGE. s - - JOARD rs v DIE IN STREET FAILS TO SET SCALE Fimmm V Cos-Feder- al it Ml Reclamation k,' 1 Officials Meet . tiertt'-'tfrihifi- In-th- e this-eveni- Fifty-sevent- h, th th, Hvd-e-4ha- . Po; -- THREAT JUDE nt TO LOCK OUT ilMasked Bandits POSTAL TYORKERS et Rob Mail Train Incrae; -- t u h-- nd inoHh MINSK MEETING tire IS POSTPONED - - l- - euutn nt M.-wo- o. f.t Rm.j,r, , t page te) |