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X warmer A Balt IKv " - DECEMBER MORNING PRICE 1919 21 IVE CENTS APPOINTED COMMISSION I o '-Mi ADVANCE PEACE TREATY MADE 46 BY PASSES SENATE MEASURE NEW EORTS TO CUMMINS mx pun Wins SENATOR ight SUPPORTED by ALBERT B whoso measure was original NC-4 railroad posed retention Commander irst Over ly to REPORT ARE KEPT MOBILE J I Second Move Resolution Is Antistrike Other and that which mado flight overdue by Providing Underwood Provisions Retained Are Appointment for M Ten of Leaders for Hope is commanded inal Read Members I Conciliation on Action '--'''28® By Staff R Universal Dec C’rremiondent TXASHINGTON T ’ for moves the Senate peace today reporting by committee of Nourse the Service made first Knox WM I in was relations resolution Cummins for J the foreign the 1 I operation 20 — the paving railroads 46 to discussion way overdue prevailed by resolution for calling came of a ' the possible ' support TRAIN IN president W ten to differences which are deadlock for the treaty present refused consideration by an was objection offered by Senator Lodge The Underwood resolution follows: that tho of the President “Resolved shall Senate appoint a of committee shall ten who senators consider ways securing: at the means possible moment the ratification earliest of the report and with treaty Germany peace to the Senate such a resolution In their of ratification as judgment will of less with the approval not meet than of of two-thirds the members the of Sen ate” and Aid Wilson's resolution of tho two-thlrds Required unlike treaty It vote does needs ratification the not the require a signature the President be however to made effective There is no question that if the resolution be the should by passed Senate it be the would passed in House by a It majority large would therefore entirely with the rest President to which if approve or vote the resolution end the status of approved would war and bring peace to the two countries The resolution if passed by Congress and approved by the President would three do these things: 1 the 6 Repeal act of April 1917 — the declared existence of a state which of with Germany war the £ title the of United Confirm — in and shipping the States to property States which seized United from was German owners under the alien property is In and the act possession now States the United of 3 for the of creation an — Provide to tribunal international formulate a will force which a peaceful code of laws of disputessettlement and make impossible war of Resolution is Redrafted the resolution redraft one in the Introduced Senate a few days It by Senator ago Knox was by seven members of the foreign all Republicans relations committee The of a approved as follows: Lodge Knox Borah Brandegee Harding New and Moses members who The three Democrat present — Hitchcock and Pomerene were the opposed resolution Williams — all in they The vigorous which manner action by the committee prevent Indicates that the administration will fight senators a stubborn make the against resolution when it comes the before Senate The only opposition on the Republican side from Senator Borah came who reserved the right to oppose in the tho provisions for the providing Senate to (Continued on Page 2) House on early is next The Pacific adjustment Associated By Onawa deaths Brea Dec Me 20— resulted from a will collision set between freight a train immigrant the Canadian an train railway on miles two station today killed outright ifty and and Onawa of east Seventeen persons were died later' injured six passengers were many red seriously them Engineers iremen Wilson and William Bagley and Henniger and Hutchins of the two of trains of Six the among the dead bodies children were ourteen been taken from the wreckage of the Those engineers and the had firemen not been re are victims had tonight of one Th© the on January by President lines to their Bon on train passenger section of the special” sections of two passed the freight while (Continued ollette Ln the running by as La ollette bill offered Republican of retention years North Gronna proposing another Three Senate tho vote substitute a two Republicans (Continued Page on 8) to communication for and hour an then lost forty airplane the men’s Radical or Russia rk that and prison to ARMY Today been the all report It that the protected indl- added in were had been asked two the TRAINING often transacted today than was in Left for a through goes month in however January were many the German including important measures treaty peace Closing hours of the Senate were the also were attached Secretary Lansing that had held tne been showing trial enduring nearly six weeks without hardships including Insufficient -men General and Attacks Wood W I Reds despite and the Speech in Tho Press 20 In — addresses J tonight Gen John Pershing strongly military urged universal Immediate Ills follower! training speeches day a of by welcome to Chicago hundreds of thousands of persons in bo favor of “I would universal military training whether we ever have "It woulti war again” said the general the? the of Increase physical strength of youth nation our augment theii earning capacity improve their men-? citizens better said tho present be sold or turned and to then former back military universal adopted immediately Wood letter a from S the the base Cal Pedro and detention is to and N S gives training tonight and their and nearly bond be to expected session in it hold election until camjiaign - Goldman 200 Other Anarchists Associated Br N EWsealedYORK back the Russia radicals departure piers Brooklyn -Goldman more than 200 here early of veil official secrecy the preparations about all to and passes will thrown was for Emma and leave thick A under army transport willwhich carry Berkman Alexander where tomorrow’ the is -ship docked cancelled were 1898 prior to Buford which when sho was purchased for use as a transport Mississippi the British steamer was and has been stocked with stores provisions sufficient to last 500 persons sixty Th? destination of the ship days Is His not captain known even to the sailing will be him orders handed to to be twenty-four sealed hours opened from port away The normal crew of 125 men Including officers has by been increased other and men to serve as guards precautions hnye been taken to prevent possible the’ trouble during voyage any Tho enlisted - is Buford The time it will take slow a her to ship reach and a the port disembarked her bo can passengers In addition to problematical vessel the glow running time of the there be into taken consideration must possible delays from winter storms where is and which frozen she seas will Supplied In the sail for With A of score of mostly passed Page on and resolutions character were bills minor a todaj’ Important measures in the the CumminsrailroadcbilT control' bill to the sent included Senate sugar increasing the Sweetiblir President risk insurance allowances war in $33the and the war men disabled details (Continued 2) of Page on 2) district into radicals the Nearly 250 will bo sent the of handcuffed and well totalling guarded delegations about 150 from Pittsburgh and Philadelphia Cleveland district and Hartford Conn Three them women were among — Miss Goldman and Ethel Dora Lipkin Bernstein The last two who are lif their early in twenties arrested were November In a raid on a Russian soviet in headquarters Weinberger "" today Palmer New York Harry for attorney Miss Bern-stein asked General Attorney that her fiance Samuel Lipman to about begin a prison who of sentence twenty violating years for the Jaw be to espionage permitted her to Russia m not definitely Although knowing they friend when would be deported of and her Miss Goldman companion for thirty kissed Berkman them years good-bye Stella today Mrs Ballontine of Y N her niece added a Rochester fur to the of coat bountiful supply clothing which Miss has been Goldman since her A dentist acquiring surrender Three at the days island teeth whole ago the was notified (Continued to bask of In the general’s Disaster Noted Gather ollowing tho afternoon the program G Gen general Brig Charles Dawes retired: a Chicago banker formerly of of the service head supply overseas: ‘on Page by Republican Thompson committeemen from formerly W Upham Mayor red Republican the spent 13 an some old time friend erdinand native Men citizen W Illinois treasurer national and general’s if the he general remembered him I erdinand "Of you course know the "Yot eck” general responded to feet and pushed made me my nm speerti at Charlie make my first public Dawes' dinner in 1903" red colony eck had the forgotten dtnne II Mr Byron and only ho had met General knew 2) ’Pershing a number of years ago at the Chanlor loss to thirty-six Of by StlWVfT Patrols In William Merkel seaman Dooley were wreck said: "Wo were A After and the we p boat could miles off current turned No Aid the noon were our unobserved had was Blanco of avail We attracting fired attention ' orthcoming we fond ourselves out and several miles distance some north of the wreck We hoped a passing vessel but would see us none did for rowed along “We some distance “riday morning himself ship’s Coquille’s out so the mile a nothing or the of harbor thick company only are two others known to of the have escaped death “When seemed to the Chanslor amidships" said “almost rested the bow on after-hull stern and and disappeared' None the had a engineroom away men she struck Jie The the but dropped of the part once at was than weather" made his Captain Sawyer statement in hospital a at not tonight Bandon the far the from scene of wreck off Beside the Cape Blanco on Oregon coast rock Cape shore at first chance no was the rough sea oceanward the but “It tho see hope without in deck said: toward the passed not more but we could see in the entrance tonight mischief” the realized there soon the land rocks in on so at we m five on he men rowed We rockets course our 6 strong cross the had caused the to taken dark but but no right on and at rock a on Thursday wrecked to opinion survivors more describing Sawyer Captain course maintained on the wreck of vicinity the general the but there light were caused have must mouth Earl’ saved were still were that a ‘ the captain Beside and quartermaster - and heavy J A tank steamer night with a probable lives according A A her captain the statement a effects fog the in of - 20— Dec whose Thursday of national committee Mr together Dawes of the general oldest Peck Chicago's expressed astonishment He had asked memory Ore cross-current unobserved the wreck — Press As-oclate?! Marshfield beach nominee” coal pf he necessary the commission action unanimous to that for that said should prices transfer would subject its to heretofore the the in vested fuel powers administrator purpose Unanimity Asked had letter "No settlement be can the President’s matter" this in said situation at reviewing the strike in its lasting and length “permanent either the miners benefits as affecting public the the general operators or this unless the of body findings are in their and character comprehensive at point the guard embrace and every after public interest that this To important acceptance on he call would appointments meeting of the commission early that' ‘‘so Washington in meet should action reached by unanimous said that President the it deem I end conclusion your The an to you may work” your to letter The text of the President’s those Identical sent Mr with Robinson to Mr White and Mr Peale followsOn Mr October Dear Robinson: "My 19i7!with the official approval and C of fuel the States sanction United plans out lay for ' the as an agreement ‘Washington wage agreement’) Into the entered between for in to chance escape able to reach were launched with we those Among officers deck said Sawyer lost the when The men lifeboat the ten aboard” men the In forward which boat the were and steward Captain All but the three were it’ is boat overturned thought ' Perils Captain Describes and day describing a night a After of and peril the hardship from high that of because seas running were landing they which feared to attempt a Captain Sawyer continued: I riday the observed "Toward night by dropping one one men were away It bitterly cold from exposure’ was continuously and they had been working to for twenty-four keep hours the boat afloat (Continued in the on Page mountainous 2) miners so-called coal fields’ Pennsylvania Illinois which provided western and the in increase an the the bituminous Indiana Ohio and 'central union the of of composed production increase in mine workers coal and and miners then an scale existing of com- pensation The ing contained agreement clause: "Subject Agreement Old Cites ' follows the ? the to next biennial convention df Mine Workers representatives workers’ America the that present contract agree of he theA continuation extended during to and not two the exceed years war April 1918” from the United the mine of pres : found Identical an members readjustment a be bituminous to the wages were Bv t Mr and Administrator in three the was and operators mine workers competitive Held Unobserved Because of Heavy og by for Captain Responsible Wreck of Vessel Who Is One of Three Survivors be to politicians Some (Nebraska organizers of the Pershing for President club they had opened headquarter in G J Chicago Woods of Lincoln in the Neb making announcement said to no attempt embarrass the gen-eral by’ politics talking intended was bu added Pershin-4 that General “We believe will have the Nebraska state delegation in the next national convention June and we think he will be the presidential accompany her something was number a if to known Cross-current ineinbersi ence is treated politics letter from announced reds arrival Legion uel to Wilson President of addressing Nebraska Island were at Ellis today awaiting deportation The number had been increased the during day by Pershing American avoided anxious in advisers White Mr (since Lost Are Chanslor In IlndlcalH General and board as the ' Garfield of were money Although unds IlnCreuHed IlankM and men Peale the work for war with Robinson in prominent Mr government shipping appointees three all war were - the Thirty-six General wh6 preceded Leonard Wood said the alien General Pershing in and the ed element W W were and the should be dealt same category with severely no matter what it costs In the administration (Continued - Maj sajd they been promised “Red Russia" to Than Cold Arctic have Sailing — More and the “ark” soviet to other the 20 Well Against Press Dec orders Buford Are Prepared and Berkman Alexander operators t be I Emma agreement the pub represent Mr and Peale miners the White During the next fall machinist’s U v suspended tuntil when Congress January 5 to' undertake work prepared presidential which by the reports the arrest at civil authorities Mazatlan Sinaloa of V Mexico Leonard Harry class and Harry mate second O first class Martin fireman letter which "This forwarded was of San date December from Pedro under 8 Is by signed Henning George E boatswain is reconvening officer San over’- homeward business all commanding No 265 Pocomoko S P States United commander S submarine receipt in unless owners Hits families navy through two announcement is department treaty went Trains Crowded leaving Washington Trains with members crowded were release follows: U Associated persuade to the on toward a buV$r? question com-prqmise moves ratification of to two by commanders department’s navy Meeting of Dec enlivened thorn at “The Br their of consul American authorities Mexican the W Chicago Chicago efforts in will action to the which two men to transmitted was food the Under commander of Pocomoko House ew members at adjournment business holiday urge more White present were Suffered the boat report from patrol scout I -ilgi the to bluejackets Hardships either in transacted business was the during The delay in adjournment was necessary to bills passed today to be permit of the for the prepared signature of die speaker House and the president of the before being transmitted Senate house Secretary the of ' Daniels today wrote Secretary that the urging state Lansing action” "take appropriate department to the release trial secure or prompt of Press Associated for provided settlement Robinson Mr lic adjourned facts the strike - investigate conditions working industry Peale to commission and coal Cal Pasadena Rembrandt -Wnshington recess still consul the the 20 The' Dec Christmas — Congress began at 1112 p m tonight adjourned to when the Senate The House meet again January 5 earlier and four no minutes w contrary was sailors tho the assumed being were reports Press catcd A make them General Pershing military camps would Sail to had rights On Presr enrsAirifor appointed today aoyt and the of wages Mr By arrested were to reported not members in Acted Measures White P 20— 1 of R-obinson M ( Press Dec Wilson dent Minor Many Business ordered Rusli Brings Day Last investigate to m ’ of Associated ASHINGTON " John today at consul ordered mcn-flrst had been American been -the It way Galveston PERSfflNGURGES tallty A the had he' as of Read further Beaten final 11 Senator roads the a on to Wisconsin had which was 65 Hill said RECESS States Wilson Br r Peale Rembrandt Operators Henry department announcement the making when and work announced Page on No state after I Whitey P v Miners two 12 John Agent and taken were has Mexican a tho officials return for has however for their plans ready return January 1 under a presidential proclamation to his should Mr adhere Wilson program “immigrant It In administration railroad rejected rd was third Wilson owners by Vicks quoted Read us saying conditions he expected weather Interfere today to with wireless previously date with In word regarding his present reached Congress before adjournment the holidays over the Unless vetoed by the President legislation to plans according pending of congressional leaders would require The return of the roads by January 31 Preceding Soldiers the fight a who Is Robinson Public for and of Mexico who way?” HOLIDAY ur-r arrest November last- custody 20— the bluejackets the maintained and minutes inecess and conference into into Mazatlan at American the Dec inquiry detention intention Pacific Press UNG TON ASI thcr XV 20—— Coperator all Orleans today House bills Congress and Senate is still wireless conversed New the railroad the are Commander whom Wednesday leaders of however the in the of the disposition 1 head-on by TIT have it those straight the in Henry M perdition congresTtakes Mazatlan at Associated By making locale Dec Tex local a NC-4 reorganization for hoped ultimate be -Twenty-three 1 'from the the month as sent Mazatlan Houston November of enactment railroad legislation covered for the of the prospects passage fairly resolution are considered Knox Republican by of the good most leading senators that the They believe to regard sentiment for peace without the will rejected treaty increase during the that holiday period and when the resolution the time arrives for a vote on there will be found a considerable it for majority sought Collide Canadian The The inal permanent re-sponsible of and reight as Passenger senators Attempt to the for officials Navy Vicks with drawn with recess by passed 17 Injured ifty Mexicans - around : V message cident " directing the reconcile bill Esch - ’ : doubt Blocked resolution to appoint committee a the during without and was measure conference to sent was Congress anti-strike provisions Senate problem Underwood on the It Resolution vice CRASH the in of through went important - and of pass The other when was They crew had no information late tonight to indicate had seaplane whether the of landing because made a forced the ‘weather had with or met ac a measure recess of consideration the DIE which obtained to It change Knox exception Senator North Dakota who is aband sent whose views could not be It the sent to calendar was that Immediately with the understanding' after the effort holiday recess an will be for bring it up made to A vote will be majority the for required to obtain consideration and a majority will be necessary resolution McCumbee SCORE OVER members Republican holiday the possible com-mittee conciliation all the with appointment of resolution Senator from the committee with the of making and a was Underwood Senator the on The other and effort" to every ship missing and her - the and peace here eight nearly hours was and fog Strong winds during the day her over course to- ending the of the lato 30 ship The private to Senate tho of vote a prolonged declaring bill passed by day Dec tho of return arrive today Roper’s by lighted to for effect treading narrow Seamen of lead shouldn’t why a as glaringly that ways same are Mistreatment C England to on -A-oc1ated W’ASIUNGTON 20— Two were The BmESL due o’clock and Detention during Plymouth was L30 Captain Prea By to NC-4 Tho at James flight Inquiry the 1 en-thusism sin-stiffened for is A Com white Orders perfectly the and The and charge Department State in said: works on CONTRADTS the congregation his minister joints this to duty in was Sunday afternoon the to awaken lubricant hours many Lieut next “Jazz trans-Atlantic trip by who the Month Next Early first recruiting on orchestra The seaplane naval tho negro pulpit jazz of recruiting today Galveston Tex from ship — this was its on port I A of that The was officialby G Capt W charge district Chief 20 real have a before would today effort Lt announced city he of Episcopal Methodist this of Bev pastor Lackland Grace an Dec tonight in NC-4 00 The 20— Dec s church department notified Roper I the Sea Press Ala navy ly G IS NEW' PLAN J TXENVER LA CASE Associated By to Prem Associated By Missing Rumored ST BAILORS’ Ship and I0i WakenChurch O Read Band 30 BOARD Orders Pastor Jazz LOST IS EATURES its of provisions PROBE S REPORT CUMMINS Iowa with Senate chief PORTS 0 GET of return GUL I I I TO 1 Subsequently 19 January approved on 1918 the agreement was of the convention International Union Mine United Workers of America of convention At the fourth biennial the United International Union Mina held in Cleveland Workers of America O from ’September 9 to September 23 this 1919 the scfele so-called by committee report recommending submitted that the convention other things among demand a CO per cent Increase apof to air labor plicable classifications all and dead and yardage tonnage a work throughout rates field that central the all new existing competitive wage agree-jnents agreements replacing workday be a should based on to five bank bank days per from of all the abolition automatic! week all that in clauses contracts penalty the bituminous field should be declared six-hour to expire on November 1 1919 and that satisfactory wage is for the not central secured agreement field competitive before November 1 to 1919 replace the one now in effect the be authorized internationaofficers to call and are’ hereby instructed a general strike of all bituminous miner workers the and mine throughout “in the event (Continued a on Page 2J |