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Show ( THREE MEASURES INTRODUCED LOOKING TO SOLUTION OF RAIL LAr'R PROBLEM. Senators in Charge of Railroad Lsgis- lation Bslitvc That Nothing But Prohibition of Strike Can Ever Remedy the Situation. TENSION OF THE RUHR REGION AFFAIR RELIEVED BY FRANK ANNOUNCEMENT. DEFECTIONS FROM RANKS OF INSURGENTS REPORTED BY UNION LEADERS. Troopa are to be Withdrawn After the German Soldiera Evacuate Dieput-e- d Territory and No Further Action Will be Taken. Forty Thousand Men Reported on Strike Thro hout Country, Caus- Isindon. The latest French note on the subject of French occupuiiou move received here says that the French trorqM In Frankfort and other occupied cities will be wiilulrawn linnieili-aielUsin the withdrawal of the tnsips from the Ihihr region. It promises, It Is staled, that tufnrther t action will he taken by France. The Koliilurlty of the entente Is emof the enmiiiiiiil-culioi- i. phasized In the In llrltlsli eircles lie npininn l la that all I ha (hunter with which tlie situation wits fraught have . definitely to there had lax 'll liuou Sunday I'p undisguised rervuiisiicx here over lust Chicago. Tlie first iniKirtant break lu the unautliorised strike of rallnwd employees, which started In tlie CliL rugo terminal district nearly two weeks previous, occurred Kuudny night at Co)uulius, wlu-- GUO switchmen on tlie Pennsylvania railroad voted to return to work. In udditiou, 5U0 engineers and firemen, forced out of work liy tlie strike, will return. Although there was no general movement hack to work among tha 40.INZI men reisirtcd on strike throughout tlie country, defections from Hie milks of the Insurgents were reimried In Chleugn, Kansas City, California mid several oilier place and brotherhood officers were confident that the lieiik of the strike movement was past In Chicago freight euiliargoc have been lifted by Hie New York Central uml the Chicago, Milwaukee k KL Iaul railroads. In a number of huisirtnnt rail cciilcr railroad employee have vote- - not tu sirike. lairge sections of Hie con try still were virtnully liy Hie walkout, notaliiy New southeastern stutes, His England, and mountuiii iiorthweHleru state siutes. Pus-tige- r traffic was affected very little, exci-ji- t In the New York area, 50 where servlet was reported tier cent of nomad. Fears of a fissl famine lu New York City were allayed liy tlie arrival of supplies over tne New York Ceutrul and tlie New Haven Spurred by tin mcn-u-- v tniusi nation if u iiulinu-wiilthe senate uu April lit Set Itself earnestly to work devising measure in merely to (It1!!! with the pree-ci-it d nuliuw" walkout, but to ilu- - country generally nguinst tlic frciiuciit recurmiiee of niilroud Wlixhiiiginu. it ti-l- ip 1 iiideM-iiileii- riitt's. Ita Jlniiilis u'n the Kctiatu ll.al tin iirnicr liirlliml of solving tin1 ra i In mil Ini r iirolilciii win Icglslu-tim- i. of the riiin'liiii-ii- l 'i'hc house tiMik nn -- ppm Jte view iiinl fun 'iil tin :n!iiitiuii of un nrliii ration provision. Semi tors in elmrge o( riiilnniil leglsiitiiou took the view ilicn Much a iiicasiiri! wits tun ever it pxxl Week's cxclimigcx. stop-naunil now llicy an- - inori- - than liuring u euiirfraaiiou lusting over r cniiviiiciMl tltai iiulhing slinrt of cvi-a lnilf hour between Ireuiier Millenind niighl-i-iir pnihiliitlon of strikes nn etui 1nl 1 icr by a Tier tlie conference i lie iruiisiNii-lulini- i cull ever reme-lumiiiiasu. of umliiixsailors, tlie a. sit nioii. Ids Kovernmint's uflcr limiiliug dor, new liillu ilea ling witli the to tin- - last French note to Preriillrnml sltiiiitinii iniule tlicir ai'1'ar-iiiiih- . reply Millcnin-1- , 1. Millenind uskixl mier Menu I nr Kmlliihuyi-i- i of New for certain explanations which would c mil clnilse tile cut Jersey more precise information oil tlie of tin- - old (tuiniiiiiiK mllniiiil liili and give of the French government. intentions new liili. offereil it as a Hcpurute Such Inronnnilon was so simple uml Kenutor Edge of New Jerw-note, easy to give, says a a Mil fixing liritslle Him M. Millenind was utile lo supply fur interfereiiee with tin- - irxiruinen-tulllieIt at once without milking it tin- - sub of iulerstiiic mill foreipu jeet of a written ixiimuunicutlnn. It is umlerstoeil, tlie These ami a similar measure Intro -that the Freiu-liy Si 'll a lor rointlexier of Wash. mile says, anil will he luken tiji by u mtlieoiii-ii- i when they evneuiite Frankfort Ingl-- ii from withdraw iilso will Ihmiisiuilt of the Interstate coiiinierrt coiiiiuittee. An effort will In- - tiinile tc Hamburg mat lliiiian. Tlie llenimn delegation's cunsnlidule them Into one nieusuro tu eiiiiilnuie l he cmistuul lunuice of a for au extension of thn-- months for tlie illsuruiaiuunt of Germany lius creniilriunl strike. ated a new Kituuiluii, of which the bill Scnutor Cummin proposed a tn nan-nthe railroad in i so that the allies, iHirtieiilurly France, must tnke r work at account. Tlila demand would upiN-aliew labor hoard din to form the subject of the once in Washington In.aeuil of wait- nec-.-Suit Remo. ing until It ran estnlili Ji permanent first illseussionH at Furthermore, it is probable that headquarters In Chicago. the French government, nnxlous not WILSON NAMES RAILROAD BOARD tn appear as wishing to bring pressure upon its allies In connection with tlie question, will strive to limit the in Rail Rcaort Court ef Last Dieput occupation tu the main towns and will to Meet at Once. tllsiHiscd to withdraw Its Washington. President Wilson on show Itself us soon ns the HltUHtlon betroops l liilinr 13 nnim-tltullroud the April come normal In the Ruhr district as lamnl created liy the Cuiiiiiilns-Esr- h hill hi eellle disputes between railway regards tlie Gorman effectives. With these cniidlihms prevailing, It etuidoyee mid employers. The board bethree seems us if the open discussion is rainiMisod of nine ami Faria had reached Isindun tween three representing lalsir, npreenting the rnllnsnl nianiigeiaent, and three a close. reprftentliig tlie pnlille. t -- g , m I" t iK TiiilrJu-- l lalmr I aril Is the Wuilnglim. The senate refused to tne strike out of the army renrgmilzaliim lust Veisirf In disimles Ita first hill the provision for voluntary employers uml employes. Iralnlug recently sulistltiitt-work after considering the present for strike will be to hike up the whole for Hie nilliliiry miinuiittcc's plan Tlie iiioliun of which has been nhllgatury training. railroad question McKellur, Heimicrat. Tennes-sefor neurly n year. The board was ilefixlltxl, 37 to !. s t to strike hindqmir-toriiorimim-nIs to ut Chicago, uml Its nieniliers will ADMIRAL HORTHY ilevole all llielr I line lo Hie work s a of will flO,)OU sjiliirh-reivlve They year each. 1 aiili-Ktrik- expri-ssi-f- In-c- ilisn-lleil- crons-rlmiuii- 'l p. -i- y WITHDRAWS STATE HOUSE VOTES APPROVAL OF MEXICAN PEACE WITH GERMANY BY FROM CARRANZA RULE AT SUBSTANTIAL MAJORITY. 6ECRET SESSION. Democrats Join with the Announced That Should Fedeal Troths be Sent liWo State, They Will be Majority in Support of Resolution, Met by Aimed Force and Civil While Two Republicans Voted IaU Will Result Against Ita Adoption. Twenty-tw- aiili-slrik- semi-offici- s coin-ineiv- semi-offici- tni iltu-ci- l 1 e il l"'-,'l- n v pi. ra-.ir- e, Proxy Marriages Voided. Falsi- - pliidogrnplis of "plrliire brides" mv sufficient ground for iiiiuiilim-n- t of marriages liy I In1 proxy, ucixirdiiig to a ruling of superior court pliietsl on record In Ihu cuae of Olasiiboni Akul, Jupuncse against Tmui Akul. Jnp-nm-- irjlMKI The Republican Joint Washington Nngules, Kuni. Tlie stale of Soresolution declaring tin- - stale of war nora withdrew from the republic of with Germany ut mi eml, uml retail- Mexlixi on April Ml. Tlie emigre ut t session which ing most of tin- - wartime leglalalinii, Ilermosllln In n Nils adopted on April l by the house. lusted all night voted, a wording to It now goes tu the Semite. with reiicldiig here, to a The vine on tlie piixangi- - of the nnned forces any attempt of the to luU, presMexico was send to of government ent, two. tnsips into tllVxinte. with Twenty-tw- o Joined Withdrawal of Sonora was brought tin! Republican majority In sapisirl-luuImiiii liy President Carranza onlerlng the resolution, and two Republi- federal trooiis sent Into tlie stnte. cans voted against Its adoption. When Hie idpgio send Mexican fedBefore adopting the n solution, tlie eral into Monnru became known, state e bouse voted down a motion by uiilhurltles said Hie Carranza troops Flood of Virginia, ranking would be met with armed forces end Democrat of the foreign affairs com-- 1 civil wur would result. President mil tee, to send tlie resolution intrk to Carranza was called upon by Clov. that committee with instructions to Adolfo de la lluerta to explain the reKirt out a substitute repealing all reason for tlie contemplated Invasion wartime ucle. Tlie vote on that mo- of Sonora. tion wus 171 for and 331 against. Carranza replied that If troops were substitute offer- ordered Into Kouurs It was for the Un tlie Demis-rutled us u motion tu recuiunilt the only general welfare of the country. The vote oilier tlum that on adoption of reply did not satisfy Governor de la under the Huerta and other state leaders. The the resolution rule, tliree Democrats lined up with state executive In announcing the the Repiilillenns, while two llepuhli- - break with tlie Carranza government, cans Jointxl the nitiuirlty. Tlie greuter mild ; lirenk in the Democratic ranks came on I -- in view of llte replies of President I the tliml vote. Carranza to the governor and con- I of llte time all debate cress of the side of Sonora, It was The occupied the house for timre than twelve hour. ilceMcd .t'Wlst-e'ijclqtloqa with the 1111111 YMral sT?f?lfflPuirfu' sBch'Hme" ieinFSftriltf! I tirroliglifM"hy lp exixqit for tluise On each the causes lending to the determine-shlwho broke away from purty line tlon has erased to exist.' I leaders declared to Join the opisMlllon. Honnra 1 Former Speaker Clark and Repre-- President Carranza plunneil to set up seiitutive Kltehin of North Carolina In military dictatorship In Konura and He tiNik h lending isirt In tlie fight un tlie take over the hate government. necusixl of plotting the Demoeratie side, while Representative was Mnndfll, Repuliliciin lender, who elos-- 1 uuinenrer to iurni the jiresldentlnl eil the delniie, recelvixl u warm greet- ramlldney of (Iwerul Alvaro Obregun, ing from Ills isiriy colleagues. Rtq wliuse Inline Is here. resentatlve Kitehlu's spixx-l- i aroused to an outburst of cheerDR. HERBERT N. SHENTON tlie DeiiiiN-nilHu- Rtqiiiiiliean ing as he ukkiiIIixI them with hyiiiemiiershlp, pocrisy" anil rlmllciiglng litem tn present u straight-ou- t proposal fur reia-a- l of wart inn- - legisliilliiii, If llit-- were simx-re- . At (lie close of his coIIiimh- - resnlt-In- g Mr. Kileiiln suffereil from u slight stroke of at ra lysis. Molidi-l- l Inter cxprixts-ix- l Hie symiuilliy of the house with Mr. Kileiiln, (lie standing while lie sKikc. Dmgwortli, Reiii1ill-can(ddo, wus luirtietiliirly slrnrp la Wilson's Ills refcivin-- In on Hi- lixigin- - of nations, which molt ns un lie si rosily. Cur-rnnz- e g Itepre-seiitullv- c d purll-unsh- I uN-nl- s -' - (lcKi-rilic- Cost of Standing Army. The army pay bill fur WaHliliiiftini. on April 13 to the hoiixe 1P31. Hi-- , cariiy tin- - military affairs commit ries n tidal of SI77.3I0.IMI. It makes pr'ivi-h'- ii for ptty of an avenigi- - stuml-in- g men. ur.uy of ITi-.ir- Organize Overall Club. thousand Ain. Two ilicn In nil walks of life have Joined be llirmingliam Overall dull In u against Ibe high rust of dulli-lnStarted In n spirit of Jesl. the Idea rapidly gained converts and Friday llic headquarter of I lie dull was lliroiigixl with volunteers anxious to sign the roster. chiii-puig- ii 1 This Is the first gaod photograph ef Admiral Horthy, regent ef Hungary, to reaeh thia country. On hia election as regent he received 131 out of the 141 ballot cast. During tha war he was commander in chief of the navy. Hia latest utterance i to the effect that "We mutt begin the honest work ef reconstruction. To work more and produce more ii the only basi of Hungary's future. ngarian Shops at 8alt Lake Closed. Federal Troops Reach Juarez. Knit fednty. Six hundred men hundred Kl 10 so, Texas. Might In the enr riqwlr diqsirt-men- t c employed eral tnsips nrrlveil at jusrez, oppo-Hitof the lhmvcr k Rio Gntiitlo 1S1 lhilr way to Tuesduy, hen, simps hen- quit work Monday night Hutnira, where an Intlniemlint repubwill not resume their duties unand La De nx-Governor set up by lic has til the strike of the switchmen ends. Huerta and state officials. Christians Threatened with Massacre. Relieves Potomac Freight Yards. Fifteen hundred Coiislnnllniqile. In 8t riklng employees Washington. Greek t'lirlstluns In the nt the and the Potniuiic freight yanls with innssucre to nw district are passenger tenniiiol here the Turkish iiatlonnllst Kinds unturn to work, leaving llielr dcnminl by der Mustiiphs Kernel Kushu, It Is anto the railway labor bonrd for ndjust-nienounced here. n untl-Taur- d dix-hli- 1 ut Deportation Order laausd. laWfuthlngton. The diimrtuniit of bor announces tlmt 3W) members of the communist lalmr party hnve hmm Tin-rhnve been ordered deported. 5711 deportation warrants Issued since December 29. Car Catapulted into Street. New York. Passengers on an elevated train hail reniurkulile escnjies from deatli when they were cntupult ed to llte street a distance of 25 feel when the car Jumped the track. Twelve were Injured. Miners Refrain from Work. Poles Win Battle with Bolshevik!. Kan. Ninety per cent Pittsburg. far A victory pronounced Warsaw. of the coni mines of Kansas were Idle on the Ilulsherlkl the Iolo over the Monday. The miners refrained from southeastern front has been nmrlcd work as a demonstration of protest By the general Maff- - After several of Alexandivision against the Imprisonment days fighting a Holshevlkl der Uowat, their president to was put flight. Should the strike be maintained much longer, there may be a shortage of foodstuffs In the districts affected. -1- BITTER ENEMY Made No Concealment ef His Intense Dislike of Successor In the Whits House. Delicious Comestibles Once Formed Supper ef Holy Man on Eva of Ash Wednesday. - Oil n Howatt Reviles Governor Allen. Girard, Kans. Alexander M. How at, president of the Kansas mine workers, udilresslng miners from the buL couy of the county Jail, where he Is confined for contempt of court for refusing to testify before the Kniisns Industrial relation court, attacked Governor Henry J. Allen uml the Industrial court law. Wood Returns to Army Duties. Huston. Major General Leonard Wood bus cancelled his leave of absence mill will return to ('hieagu to resume Ids duties as commanding general of Hie rcuinil department. He statixl Ills ail ion was due tu railroad Wednesday, the commencement of Lent. In the oldVn days the poor people would gather round various monastery gates, It being the custom for the monks to distribute whnt pancakes they had left after snpper among the hungry slum dwellers. Shrovetide, and Shrove Tuesday by the way, were. In the first place, called shrive (lays. They were so called from the fact that In the Knuinn Catholic church confessions are then made and received preparatory to the fast of Lent. Slirive, which meant confession. Inter cume to lie called Slirove thus we now get Shrove Sunday and Shrove Tuesday. tie. He had quarreled with General Grant, who at that time was president, and then was great Interest to learn his attitude. I shall never forget the manner in which he struck n pose In the traditional attitude of Henry Cloy and sold, with his deep, stentorian voice: "I come, sir, with the Constitution of my country in one band and the olive branch of pence in the other, and If that damned liar In tlie White noose plays decent, we will get on." Melville E. Stone In Collier's Weekly. Well Named. Wheedle 1 say. Jack, what Is the name of the club youve Joined? Gulffer Tlie Office." Wheedle Isn't 'that rather an odd name? Gulffer Not at all, you can tell the wife tluit yon were detained at the (ifltce without any pricking of conscience. Unfinished Business. Sambo Say, Doc, whut was that strike condition. you gnve me?I dreamed I was chasin' a large chicken and Just as I was Blames President for High Sugar. about to grab lin I woke up. Doctor Why, that was quarter Washington. Hud President Wilson Imught Ike Culiun uml Lnuisiuiiii sugar of a grain of morphine. Sambo Ilease squirt 20 inure grains crop Inst August, us lie was ndvlm-Microbes With s Double Life. lo do by a majority of the sugar In me I wantah ketch that chlrken. of microbes Medical Pickwick. The transformation equalization Ismixl, sugar would now from one form to another has been be selling ut 11 rents, says tlie chair' described liy many Investigators, and Wrong Question. man of Hie board. "What'll you he If there's another It has even been suggested that the war!" What'll I he? Better ak me same microbe In different forms may Coal Mines of Kanaaa Tied Up. he responsible for different llsea Res. Sector. I'lltxliiirg, Kail. Almost nnnplcle where Ill he. Home IHiralysis of Hu- Kansu nsil industry is reported. The iiiinounrement at tlie h enilipm rier of Hie Coni Opcrat-iFsiilii Hint only four strum after-effec- ts shovels were working. No deep mine were working. Rail Tieup Hard on Miners. Knit City. It Is inmnmired I hut 3750 men employed In the xml mine if Curtmu county hnve ceusetl to work us a result of the switchmen's trike, which has prevented the movement of empty cun to the mines for loading. -- Japanese Fear Korean Outbreak. Toklifc Occniwtlon of Vladivostok between Chicago. was deemed necesfarmers and millers In stimulating pr. liy the Japanese of the threatening dilution and Increasing the home innr. sary beennse in Koren, especially on the ket was recommended nt the annual northern bonier, It was explained by Nutional Millers ihe of convention officials. government here. Federation held Feiners Sinn Begin Hunger Strike. Utah Switchmen Strike. one hundred and four The Dublin. 3G5 A of totnl Lake Salt City. I who have been Fein Sinn Lake Snlt prisoners, various In the switchmen lay on hunger strike in the railroad yanls have Joined the strike for Mountjoy prison, are so weak that tlmt Is now sweeping tlie country, to- Information elicited from their relatives have been sent for. The prisoners declnn they will not yield. railroad men here. Many Killed In Explosion. A great explosion has occurred at an army supply factory north of Ruten stein, near Koenigs. berg. East I'russlu, and It la feared that there hits been heavy lose of life among the 200 employees- - Battle Million Dollar Estate. New Iledfpnl, Mass. Cheeks In final settlement of tha one million dollar trust eatnte of Helvla N. nowland have been pre sired f- -r distribution to I the 439 heneflcinrie who nre srattei &11 over the world, Mrs. Hoover Opposes Boom. Mrs. Herbert CL Philadelphia. Hoover, wife of the former food administrator, does not approve of her husband's being s presidential candidate, she said, following a luncheon at Bryn Mawr college. 'Influenza Outbreak on 8hip. American Radical Killed In Finland. Honolulu, T. 1L Tlie United Blntee Chlcngou John Reed, a New York Lopnn, bound from the writer known throughout the country army traiiaimrt for hia authorship of radical j.rnpa- far east to 81111 Francisco, la qiinrnnKin- - lined here, owing to measles, mump In killed shot been and has ganda, land, according to a report received nn-- Influenza aboard, which have r 1 suited in seven deaths. here. Fech Extends Courtesy. Berlin. Tlie Foch agreement with Germany of Inst August, Germany approximately 18JKX) trao In the neutral zone, has been Indefinitely extended, the government has announced. Farmers Urged to altu-ntl- 1 - at Jerusalem. Washington. Four Jews were killed and 215 wounded while three Meslems were killed anil 25 wounded and several Christians wounded ill the riot tbnt broke out In Jerusalem following conflict between Jews and Arab. A s I Moslem Clash JOHNSON That winter Andrew Johnson was Perhaps you admit Ignorance as to knowing how pancakes first came to elected to the senate from Tennessee, Plant la very and he came back to Washington In Salt Lake City. The plant of tlie be produced? Well, the story London the latter part of February, 1875. One Utah Oil Refining company was Interesting, and worth telling, says. Sunday morning I was assigned to Inthreatened with destruction by fire Answers Monks were the originators of pan- terview him. It was the last interwax distilling when an 18, and we are told that on Shrove view that any newspaper man had vat exploded. Tliousands of gallons cakes, . 1 Tuesday thptr supperonqlsted of thin with, the oPburuMg dll were thrown Hundreds cakes, made In a pan with flour, milk, Ho stbod In the parlor 'of hid suite,' of feet Into the sir and It fell over eggs, fat. lard, etc. hence pancakes. with a number of flags of the country the neighborhood for a radius of The Idea was to use up all the food- draped behind him ts a background. thousand feet The loss will exceed stuffs remaining, which were pro- He was dressed In the typical frock 335,000. hibited on the following day Ash coat of the statesman, with a white Firs at Utah iiKsiH-iiiti-- Dr. Herbert N. Shenton, formerly head of tho research staff of the counFrankfort Draws Heavy Penalty. cil of national defense, has been ap- Iurls. The elly of tninkforl Im pointed director off the council, oucceed- lieen fined 10.000 murks in gold (nor- Ing Grosvenor B. Clarkson. Doctor Shenton came to the government In mally 33500) by tlu- Frenrli. It Is to Ik- puld ns nimpensuHon August, 1918, from Columbia univerby n civilian innh Inst sity, and is regarded as one of the for the ntt.-ieweek 1 u French cyclist who wns country's ablest research men. He lieuten up uml deprived of his bicycle helped to organize the United Stales bituminous coal eommlaoion. uml rifle. Jews and price Samuel Gcimpers, president of the who American Fedenitlon of arrived In Clevclund Sunday, declured the walkout a mistake and' said the federation would support the brotherhoods lu their struggle with the Insurgent strikers. A . 1. Lee, president of the Knither. hood of Uallrund Trainmen, said he luid received many reports from the brotherhood chairmen througliout the country announcing Improved conditions. MONXS MADE FIRST PANCAKES e rs the best buy for the riNids. . tion. This will give Idm mi whelming majority for the entire suite ami tlie delegation will lx- for Mm us long us lie remains In tin- running, e six-re- Repn-senialiv- e Strong Guard at White House. Washington. Additional mtlrp officers have been pluecil on duly nt 1h" While House. It Is reisirtcd that are on their way to Washington uml precautionary measures lmvti been taken, lo prevent trouble. Protest Strike Grips Ireland. London. A general strike liegnn in Ireland on April 13 In proli-s- t against the treatment of polltleul prisoners in Mount Joy Juil at Dublin, wlto nre on a hunger strike. Always unnf-f-x-ti- xl 11 11 elecover- ul o sja-ec- Lowden Wine in Home State. (Iihugn. ibivernor Isiwden curried the stale by nn estimated majority of lllMkH) In and ,'raffic. ic u tier-ma- xufe-i.imr- 81 ing Tisup of Freight May Affect Paiseng. Tha Flavor Lasts! Await Appointment of Board. Government activity Washington. In dealing with the ontlow railroad strikes, which are seriously lnterfiT-ln- g with transportation. Is nt a standstill pending tlie appointment of the railway labor hoard by the president. of The a cup of Posfaim Cereal are good cheer and satisfac tkm. No frayed nerves, no unnatural wakefulness at night. What wonder, then, that so many housewives serve Post um instead of coffee as the table drink! Postum Cereal must be boiled fully fifteen minutes after boiling begins, to develop its full, rich flavor. ' "Theres a Reason for Post Made CEREAL COMPANY Cbcck, Mich. bj POSTUM ml A I . |