Post-Standard, The (Newspaper) - November 2, 1919, Syracuse, New York FIRST SECTION PRICE SEVEN CENTS VOL 40 NO PRICE SEVEN IS THREAT TO JL JL JL A Nearly Every Army ing Man Has in Vest Pocket Joker in It Says General WOULD RETAIN THE CHEMICAL BRANCH Hearty Reception Here Says Stand by and See gers Crucified U S PLANS TO ASK j WRIT IN NEW Guard Performed lent Work and Eas Right to Feel Hurt by Attitude of Regulars Washington Nov dealing with army reconstruction or General closing his testimony before the Senate and House military committees mated that guard must bo taken against military men with axes to grind The of tho American Expeditionary Forces Replace and Surrender Ships Allies Will Tell Germans PROTOCOL FINISHED Has Cheered Him for Great Task of struction in Belgium SOCIAL JUSTICE TO PREVAIL HE SAYS Privilege for Generation to Would Seek Go Through Crucible of the World Struggle to Spiritual Benefit New York Nov cler prior to boarding the White Star liner to-day at Quebec for Provides Payment for Violations of tice return to Paris Now will bo made of Germany that all violations lowing farewell message for the ple of the United States to I Gillespie chairman of the Cardinal To the People States of of the United It is difficult for me to give quate expression to my feelings at this moment when l am about of the armistice shall be made good hospitable chary of suggestion himself He did Thls decided In- junction Railway Workers to Avert Walkout on Lines Washington Nov Activities ol the government to handicap the coal strike may to a general strike of all the railroad crafts affiliated with the American Federation of Labor representing workers B C Davidson secretary-treasurer of the International Machinists union declared to-night It also became known to-day that the government has decided to ask for an injunction from the Federal courts to restrain officials of the unions should the threat Cleveland O Nov the arrangements made by the government to seize coal there are prospects center of coal face a serious coal a few davs And should a cold snap coine the indications are there will be severe suffering Coupled with the coal shortage gas men to-night gave ing that there will be a grave shortage of natural gas as soon as tha cold weather comes Some communities in Northern Ohio that have used gas for heating purposes for years have already had their supply cut off and ing to the gas men there will be a shortage In city In the The gas pressure they said to-night Is already dangerously low Ohio miners will give every consideration to schools water works and electric light plants President William Roy of the Eastern Ohio mine workers organization announced at Bridgeport O The bituminous coal field of Ohio last year produced tons of coal and employed men To-day all these men are Coal operators and leaders of the miners were agreed the tie-up the first aay of the strike was as complete as if no Injunction had been issued advise that the array should of much dead officers who have outgrown their usefulness The sympathy and h been received the fire l the said that nearly officers are ideas Jokers attached arranging good motion in their own branches or arms supreme council which has completed where both in Targe cities and tho protocol to tho German treaty I lesser ones and even at small The protocol provides that b-v have eone many shall surrender her cruisers I UJ truth that j Warning against he land destroyers to replace those sunk tlle comfort which you have M all officers are Flow and also surrender of has dry docks lighters cranes tugs and other naval equal In value to that of the first class destroyed which Germany cannot replace Xo provision Is made in the tocol as to how the warship and people le j shall be divided of service Plans for War Veterans A volunteer force of officers and men who served in the organized as to ana designations was proposed the as the basis of j The Supreme council has completed me and given me new strength and vigor with which to face whatever duties the divine Providence may call upon me to In my dear Belgium I have learned to admire the arned to Will Not Be Crucified We're not going to stand by and of labor red They'll have to all As we've already an- all the railroad crafts are planning to strike in the event the Cummins other anti- strike legislation is passed bv Con- New England Coast Artillery Units and ment of Infantry From Camp Kearny Mobilize for Emergency MINERS HAVE QUIT WORK TIE-UP HAS BECOME WHT First Military Precautions Taken in West I Alabama and Wyoming Gen and Gen Billiard Have Broad Boston l in addition to the orders for mobilization and entraining of Federal troops from Camp Devens for coal strike duty coast artillerymen in the harbor forts and at Fort aanis received orders providing for their at the arsenal t re to be moved in motor tracks No details as to the number or men ordered out could be secured Thd to be s and trendi A with the coal strike are not being directed irom Washington it iras learned here Secretary has given departmental commander wide discretional I to Railroad Men Instructed Attorney General The orde f n Through Director Order to U S Agents to be And furthermore we're ready to strike as a protest against anv activities of the government to Conserve Fuel to Watch for Law Way Possible lators come If the calamities of this great 1 bitter which iiv j niLa I i -1 a t reserve to be maintained j reply to the Bulgarian request for one future by universal service changes in the peace treaty and A1 1S Until universal training got under will submit it to representatives to-morrow granting ten i days for the signature way he told the committee divisions of smaller units now disbanded could be brought back into existence on paper with enough volunteers from their former personnel to make up the skeleton of a continuing reserve tern j Would Havo Maneuvers men emerging from universal training camps could be assigned to these reserve units In their home localities He suggested tha men thus assigned be assembled for drill or or twice the period they are held for possible after training though they could not be actually called into active service except in time of war vetoed that gas warfare be gated to a subordinate position by consolidation with the engineers Chemical warfare should be retained he said The National Guard had a pique against the regular in the opinion of the chief Ho favors retention of tho guard and institution of divisional units by localities of veterans of the war to be ready for Instant call He In Every Vest every goes a In his General and examine White Deer is Shot by Hunter in Adirondacks Saranac Lake Nov white deer one of the curiosities of annals of the war I mean th this bond of union between us Privilege to Live Now I realize and firmly believe also realize that it has been a privilege for our generation to go through the crucible this gigant struggle For those who would 1 exalted spiritually and morally by i lessons it Is an opportunity such a has never been given at any time of the world's existence By these lessons which can b sought and I may say which Stan out in bold letters on every page o woods arrived In town Friday and attracted much attention at the Tremble where tho hunting party stopped for gaa animal was a doe Save for a few tufts of brown hair on the top of its head its color was pure white It weighed 100 pounds and wag estimated to be two The phantom of the for that was what it came to be called near St Regis Fa where it had successfully eluded hunters for two- seasons fell magnificent instances of individua and national self-sacrifice arid self object lessons of the highes moral order in and by which eaa one of us make his rule of lif in the future Once more my dear America friends let me express to you m heartfelt thanks for the assistance which you gave to Bel Slum during the war Let me again thank you for th generous way in which you re you'll find has one arranging promotions in his own service Franco lire assigned what their performed efficient Chairman Wadsworth said some had created colonels cavalry regiments General said his schomo would been able to come to General added and get! promotions to tho of promotions for officers actual the proposed of I taken a Fred Forshay of Carmel brought the prized animal to earth with a re- markable shot a half mile from his hunting party's camp usio of poison Friday with a bullet through Its and are to head appeal to help me once more in th heavy tasks of social and moral re construction in dev effects of radical socialism ana in trade and technical schools etc which await me at- home which are related only tc tho but to tho very of my people even though themselves period of and resentment may not fully realize Right Prevail The I- know seems to havo and unsettling problems It everywhere Anc yet I hayo the profound conviction and right will when given their solve problems f unrest :and measurably reconcile the differences of know to work to end I pray dear friends do wise I had before leaving to be received your Mr Woodrow Wilson To my keen re- gret this has been Impossible to state of his I express my fishes and plete iriy dear will ever memory the my all yy A v Bodies of Twenty Mine Fire Victims Taken From Shaft Amsterdam Ohio Nov bodies hayo been recovered from the mino at Amsterdam It la believed these Include all were n the entombed day by a fire between and the entrance to tho shaft Suffrage Ratified to 2 ly af California State Senate had adopted dissenting iii down by and see the government continu its activities to handicap the coa strike I know the railroad crafts are no If tho government can miners strike by injunction proceed ings it can a railroad mon strike Machinists Will Take Vote The International Machinists union which has members will have strike ballots Mon day to distribute All the crafts together in event of a strike and they expect the tion of the four big brotherhoods The statement issued last night bj Samuel Gompers warning the ad- ministration of labor's attitude was written after a conference with chiefs of tho railroad organizations in the Federation of Labor and the four brotherhoods Crisis Expected Next Week The crisis in tho railroad situation expected next week when the director general of railroads gives his answer to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and the lood of Railroad Conductors Officials are fearful of a strike among the railroad Shopmen the answer comes time the shopmen were asked by President Wilson to wait before striking to give the government opportunity to reduce tho cost of Iving expired yesterday it by officials ol most necessities it Is claimed has not been reduced Tho men have been for a strike or the last two months l: WITHDRAW TRAINS AIMS TO CRUSH FROM AUBURN RADICAL San jo Managers of New Move by Twoi 1 Tl 11 0 ENTRAIN FOS KENTUCKY DUTY Chicago Nov Part of the Second Infantry hav serrice in in to Roads Called to Plan Im- mediate and Material Revision of Schedule Or More Persons to ther Strike Will Bring suns to-day to report at the s been received to it Considerable reduction In train j Washington Nov to services on the losing up his action in obtaining against mine lead ers at Indianapolis yesterday Attor ney General A Mitchell Palmer to night telegraphed to all Unite States attorneys instructions to be o York Central lines has been ordered as of the coal strike Big posters were received at the railroad offices Saturday morning an- nouncing the changes ordered by the railroad administration Railroad men all along the line have been in- to conserve coal in every possible manner The changes which affect Syracuse are withdrawals of trains urn line Trains Nos 5 and 9 westward bound leaving Syracuse at and o'clock have been dis- continued This on 7 leaving Syracuse it 11 o'clock the watch for violations no official explanation order was available one purpos aimed at was understood to be t prevent radical agitators th idle coal miners from obtaining f leadership It was made public to night following the return to Wash ington of C B Ames assistant to Mr Palmer who procured for the gov the injunction in the coa j strike issued yesterday at Indian Eastward bound 4 and j apolis Mr Ames will assist in the 10 have boen and there administration fuel and food contro be but train over laws but would not discuss the gov he in place of these The lone plans Mr Palmer's instructions to thi district attorneys Yesterday at Indianapolis Anderson on the application the rain will arrive in this city at clock Yew York Cancellations Take Place Monday New York Nov Schedule's of rains In the district are to ie revised but there will be no I the coal according to lonal Director The cancellation will not be sub- ho said to-day but there pill be some alteration of schedules o afford the public the least possible will take effect King Makes Wait as Gompers Him Visit a opd story the rounds of a few i j A- tread the paths of Capitol lateral Reductions Planned Senator secretary of was among those granted an by King Albert The arrived the appointed eems that when you vcall kings the something BenC waited as then United States Issued a order restraining a large of the United Mine Workers from taking any action whatsoever in furtherance of tho bituminous coa strike that had been previously trains because called It is of the utmost ance that I promptly ad- Railroads Passenger and freight railroads be reduced of the New administration that a meeting of of railroads of been to de- trains bo talien pff The reduction Vised of any concerted action by any two or more persons in your district to carry forward this strike Please communicate with the marshal ana the local representatives of the bureau of and keep yourself fully informed of the tion in your district you any concerted action by any two or more persona either employers employes which amounts to an agreement arrangement to limit the facilities for transporting producing supplying storing or in coal to re- the supply or distribution of same or to exact excessive prices for coal or to abet in the of any you me at me persons and full Federal fuel the fuel administrator aders in many by the in that strike The had bs promptly e country have that wen were proceeded against from by the At- torney was In of All strike Federal troops are on duty in West i called fa States cavalrymen Trere readr g entrain for A- sent ALABAMA TROOPS AWAIT Birmingham Ala Nov are expected c into the fields within 4 fields within s a equipped for field service by to-morrow guns and rifles Threats owned by the steel companies hare resulted being placed over them to-night OPERATION OF MINES BY PRESIDENT WITH MINERS CO-OPERATION Nov mino Wilson was urged in a resolution in- to-day by Representative Jaer Republican North Dakota to ake possession of bituminous mines voluntary agreements with the miners so as Insure mining and guarantee the interests period of period or emergency TROUBLE SEEN IN WEST VIRGINIA WHERE MINERS APPEAR DEFIANT ton W i regulars of Nor i With the 1st division ready at tha armory for any the first day passed in the West Virginia coal trike zone Many miners drifted into the city from outlying districts but peaceable Reports aro in circulation that the miners will attempt to mass here to protest against the which they charge have sen perpetuated upon them by mine guards fleld i C- P Keeney president of thV United Mine Workers said to-night that i during the day to Coloner V Harrell dispatched th the he thla emergency BUT COAL TIE-UP IS Washington Nov Worl ight found nearly all the nation's dered thp ast fields idle as a the strike effective thousands of non- miners and In were reported ay toe usual Figures complied I based upon union be conceding In strike was
