Waterloo Evening Courier (Newspaper) - April 28, 1920, Waterloo, Iowa The street In Waterloo of edition of Courier THREE CENTS Newsboys are all supplied with chance and buyers are to insist upon advertised price AND WATERLOO DAILY REPORTER April Partly cloudy warmer in and central and in eaM portion unsettled and warm rr In east Courier Established 1888 ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRB W A T E R L 0 0 I 0 W A W E D N E SD AY APRIL 28 1920 PAGES PRICE moon TWO WIPED OUT Nippons Consul Among Victims at East Siberia Is Official Statement ARMY RELIEF EXPEDITION FAILS TO GET THRU ICE TURKS TRAPPED URFA FRENCH IN SPITE OF PACT By the Associated Press Paris April accounts of the French retreat from Urfa Asia Minor confirm the reports that the retreating column was am bushed altho the French had au agreement with the Turks which they believed would insure a safe retirement The French left Urfa only when food and water were after a sustained siege of two months Two Warships Go With Troops to Mikados Subjects There Safe FIUME BLOCKADE BRINGS GROWLS OF mm IN LEIl OF ii imm Edge and Frelinghuysen Elected to Big Four and Pledged to Winner of Today By the Associated Tress Trieste Tuesday April 27 The blockade which Fiume is now undergoing is admittedly the most severe to which it has been sub The towns communications have been completely cut Pas in and out the city is forbid den not even milk going in Con with the outside world by the sea route also has been severed dAnnunzio the insur D C April 28 Japanese guards in the district of eastern Siberia are believed to have been annihilated u und several Japanese resi t threatens coun dents including the Japanese sul there massacred according to an official statement issued by the Japanese foreign office and made public today by the state depart ment Details Difficult to Obtain The said the suspension of communication with the district rendered it impossible to get at the real estate affairs but that it was a ser Spirit Radios from Affinity Aid Wife to Get Divorce By the Associated Press Chicago April Lillian P Clayton had a divorce decree to Jr Way ion a divorce decree iu because her husband wrote her dispatch a military relief expedition into the district have failed because of the ice Sent to Meantime however the Japan ese have sent an expedition to Alex from the Pacific coast that he had an affinity in the spirit from whom he received love messages Mrs Clayton charged that her husband Robert C Clayton eloped to Seattle with the wife of Welling ton Glover his best friend in 1918 accompanied by the while Mrs was at the home ships Mikasa and Mishima her parents in forces reached their destination Mrs Giover died recently Clayon April 22 and found tbe Clayton Mrs residents in safe that he could not return to jof them were Mikasa taken aboard the her as he received dally messages jot love from Mrs Glover accord ing to letters introduced as evi Idence Millionaires Plaint Causes Indictment and Moore of Clothing to Be Served Thru Newspaper Notices the Associated Press Newark N J April Gen Leonard Wood Senator Johnson of California by 832 votes in the New Jersey prefer presidential primary contest at 11 oclock this morning Revised returns showed the cut his opponents lead by 406 since 7 oclock Returns for 1832 out of 2025 election districts gaveWood 49 374 and Johnson 49042 At oclock with 166 dis missing and Johnson 49237 a lead of 533 At oclock revised re turns for election districts ave Wood 49770 9237 a lead of 533 Syracuse N Y April 28 Inc cloth was indicted yesterday on charges of profiteering One of eight counts wasbased pn testi T B for a The decree granted Miss Pickford Judge ia the district ed an directing service by publication for six weeks in a Gard paper copies of which are By the Associated Press Nev April Pickford nor Owen Moore arein Nevada to be served with summonsdrLibe stales by the federal grand jury Club Tenn April with sell sandwiches at 50 cents Tnm nf nto be sent to tbe two at Hollywood teach or a profit of more than it hP knowr Her attorneys let it be known they will contend service by Mininger cafe ere indicted yesterday by a federal rand jury here M O Thompson another cafe proprietor on tbe same is accused n5 Scents a glass or at a profit of j on indictments were return ed at the instance of the federal lair price committee Water Conferees Agree Keep Changes in Dark for Present that publication is insufficient SUITES IN By the Associated Press 1 Washington DC April An agreement on the water power was reached today by the sen house conferees but the Changes in the upon not be made public until the conference report Is ready for sub mission to house statement objects Prompt the penate and house is expected by the out of 2025 and Johnson for Wood 1802 of 2025 Districts Report Newark N J April ed returns from 1802 2025 election districts tabulated at 7 oclock this morning showed that Maj Gen Leonard Wood was lead ing Senator Hiram of California by 738 votes in the New Jersey preferential presidential prt The vote was John son 47622 wood 48392 Wood Has 13 of 21 Counties r Incomplete returns indicated that Wood had carried 13 out of the 21 counties of the state Woods vote was heaviest in the rural districts of the central and southern part of the state while Johnson polled heavily in the of the north Out of 223 missing precincts 142 were in counties which gave Wood a majority in the early returns Edge Frelinghuysen Elected United States Senators Walter B Edge and Joseph S sen pledged to the presidential choice of the voters as ex pressed at the primary have been elected as members of the Republican big four by sub stantial pluralities Former Gov Edward C Stokes pledged to Wood seems assured of third place For mer Acting Gov William N Run yon pledged to Wood is leading in the race for fourth place With but 223 the vote Runyon 43229 Raymond 40900 BANK IN POLITICS MORE GOOD IDEA TIP TO GATHERING Bv the Associated Press N C April ening a session of the executive council of the American Bankers association here today President R S Hawes urged that bankers take greater interest in the selection of men for political places and emphasized tax reform a budget system Tor governmental expenditures and the encourage ment of foreign trading corpora tions Drift Needs Curb At a meeting of the associations agricultural commission speakers discussed the need for more farm longer leases for tenants and means of stopping the drift from the farm to the city Better rural education and marketing al so were urged Dr H C Taylor head of the bureau of farm management of the department of agriculture read a message from Secretary Meredith I wish to commend the bank ers for active interest they are taking in agriculture said the secretary There is much that lo cal bankers can do to stimulate better business methods on the farm They can also materially aid the extension agencies of the de of agriculture and state agricultural colleges in reaching the farmers with the result of re Must Produce More For Acre The increased demand for food by our increasing population must be met largely by producing more per acre Unless this is secured thru adoption of improved meth ods the increased production will result in cost of production War Agriculture and Interior Secretaries Wardens Under Conference Measure the Associated Press Washington D C April Described by Chairman Jones of the senate as PESS PLOTS TO KEEP TWO INJURED IN DES MOUSES GAS BLAST ARE LOW Increased Wages to Them May Be Disregarded as H C L Factor His Allegation By Washington D C April An apparent conspiracy to Intimidate lie railroad labor board into denying wage for railroad workers W S Carter president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and nien declared today at hearings be fore the board Another Stop in Vicious Circle the beginning press has been nil of the idea that to raise the pay of railroad men will necessitate an immediate further advance in of living legislation affecting every citizen lje simply another step in the so of the United States the waten called vicious circle of rising power as agreed upon in Carter said There has ference would create a federal so Foreign Trade Group Sees Red Regime Fall Resolves for Commerce Resumption By the Associated Atlantic City N J April Theboard of directors ofthe Unit ed States chamber of commerce Ballard 40633 40 532 ed tates chamber of commer 372 today authorized appointment of i tr Six Wood Four Johnson Men In commission to proceed to Europe to investigate the possibility of L f a resumption of trade relations be showed the election of five tween the United States and the one unpledged Russian people President to Name Commission President Homer L Ferguson delegates and Incomplete returns from six the elec er districts indicated tion of eight Wood two John son and two unpledged delegates altho the vote in some cases was close One district the twelfth had er commission composed of the secretaries of war agriculture and interior This commission would have authority over all matters per to the development of water power in which the federal govern ment has jurisdiction or in which it ia interested as an owner of lands or other property necessary to such projects Three Years to Examine The commission may issue pre liminary permits allowing appli cants three years in which to make examinations of water power proj ects prepare plans and make finan cial arrangements The commis sion also may issue licenses for a period of 50 years from expiration of the preliminary permits The would also encourage the building of head water storage reservoirs to equalize power pro duction prevent floods and obtain water for irrigation purposes after being used for generation of power Can Purchase Plants At the expiration of the license the government under the is of purchas ing the hydroelectric plants by paying the licensee his net invest ment or it may issue a new license The federal government the provides may take over and oper ate any water power under license in time of war for manufacture of explosives or any use national safety Senator s said lie formed that water power develop ments to be undertaken ment of tbe bin would have a ca of more than 4000000 horsepower and would open to nav more than 4000 miles of the upper reaches of streams was directed to name the members of the commission and given au to bring the project to a successful termination with the not been heard from at 7 a ni provision that the commission Gov Edward I Edwards was I should make its report to the board elected head of the Democratic big four Other Democratic delegates elected all were James R Nugent Es of directors commerce group previously had unanimously adopt ed a resolution proposing American po b cev trade with Russia be resumed and sex county Qf Mayor Frame Hague of Jersey City I ala and Mayor Frederick W Donnelly Cost of of Trenton There was no Dem conventions and choice for group sessions today discussed ed on problems of transportation and Coca Cola Shares Paid Law Firm to Settle of this that it amounts to a conspiracy if it is not actually that and 1 protest that it shall not be render abortive our efforts to se cure for the men we represent the relief that has been denied them for 10 long months Mr Carter declared that increas ed wages paid railroad employes had been almost imperceptible In their effect on prices and added that they might bo disregarded as a factor in the high cost of living Shea Kicks on Questionnaire Timothy Shea vice president of the brotherhood protest ed against data from the the board receiving railroads on the wage demands in the form of a questionnaire as suggested by E T Whiter of the executive committee of the roads Chairman Barton stated that the board was impressed with the nec for quick action but was en titled to all information on the sub ject that it considered necessary MJy OKI I April Hut in the explosion of the Oes Gas company remained at four thin morning Two of the King and John W in serious condition The other three injured expected to recover Two investigations ono by the company and ono by county officials will be conducted to determine the cause of the explosion BREWER BANKS HIS PILE NATION GETS WET AGAIN By thw Associated Press Chicago April Chicago brewer an that he had invested a fortune in obtaining new brewer ies believing that the United States will not remain as dry as It Is now purchased the entire American of the Mil waukee Chicago Breweries ltd an English holding company own ing all the stock of the United States Brewing company he said The American holdings were said to approximate 1917000 Flour a Pound in Vienna and Limit Is Two to Customer Chicago April flour selling at a pound Johann Lot director of posts in Vienna has written to Mrs John Peter De of 6035 Neva avenue Nor Park a former employe beg ging for food He writes that only two pounds of flour are allowed a customer at the while it can be price mentioned obtained for 20 Say Theyll Quit Ukraine Soon as Foreign Invaders Are there Atlanta Ga April mony that in beneficial was paid by the old Co 1917 to the I ca Cola company in York law firm of Colby Brown of which Bainbridge Col by now state was a member in settlement of a claim for breach of contract Lodge Leads Winners in G 0 P Aspirant Whip ped on Demo Ticket cBy the Associated Press Mass April organization slates of Republican is uy me Conferees thus ending a fight for t power legislation which began 10 years ago to the conventions were elected stahtial majorities in yesterdays Harding by 12281 as hearing on the high 0 April i cost of living and organized la returns today from attitude toward recent legis presidential primary election inflation allbut 582 of precincts in the state showed Senator Harding leading Gen Wood by 12281 votes in the For Harding Wood 102612 Additional indicated that 38 and pos Ohio tothe Republican national preference primary to the complete vote to Backing at Home Uncertain Party Chiefs Hopeful Senator Henry Cabot Lodge led the Republican big four who headed the ballot as a group He ator Harding on first choice The same returns Which maybe I altered in two up on later advices showed that Wood probably would have eight and pos was followed in the order named sibly 10 delegates by Speaker Frederick H Gillett of 1 Returns showed three of the four By the Associated Press Warsaw April general advance by Polish forces along a front in tothe Ukraine was announced in todays com by the Polish general staff The movement it Is set forth is for the expulsion of the foreign invaders Russian bol The Poles covered about 50 miles the first day of their forward move ment their advanced line taking them within 60 miles of Kiev Advance Explained by Pilsudski The advance was explained in a for of contract was c m sented yesterday in the hearing of I Proclamation issued in the name of injunction proceedings against bead of the Polish Coca Cola company of Delaware by the Atlanta and Chattanooga Bottling companies S C Dobbs president of the Coca Cola company testified that Colby Brown submitted a plan for reorganization of the old Coca Coia company which was not car ried out The certificates given the firm state and posted in cities and vil lages thru which the Polish forces marched The document announced that after the expulsion of the foreign elements the Poles would remain in the Ukraine only until an au Ukrainian should take control government One section of the proclamation cents a pound thru an American re lief card He asks for a food draft of f 20 to be sent thru the American relief administration und Mrs De Groot ia raising the amount by and J2 subscriptions You could not recognize our beautiful Vienna any more writes Mr Lot There ere only very rich and very poor The laborer earns enough to able living but the official servants are starving Trolley Lines Revision Plea l City N J April president of the American Electric Railway asso before the Convention of the United States Chamber of Com merce here today appealed to businessmen of the help saye the electrical lines from ruin electric railways ask he said is that the laws ordi nances or agreements which noK control them be so readjusted as to make the price at which their product is sold dependent upon the cost of production and not upon ah allowance Big Chicago Catholic U to Be Built as Hines Son Memorial Go to Moctezuma Cutting Way of Army from Then Return to 8000 TROOPS BEING SENT TO PUT DOWN Report That Moctezuma Sauz and Gallegos Garrisons Are Rebelling Not Credited By Associated Agint Prieta ly Ov troops at ParnA 28 Approximately By the Associated Press Cath university will in Chicago according to plans an today by Archbishop George The announcement followed the acceptance of a gift from in memory of bis he said were in no sense a fee but reads 2 e i A in settlement of the claim for alleg Together with the Poles there Hines jr who died in ed breach of growing out are returning to its of the negotiations handled by the heroic sons under Simon j firm for the sale of the old have found Pol I pany the national house of representa tives former Senator William Mur ray Crane and Edward A Thurs iton former chairman of the Re j publican state committee By the Press Democrat Downed Bellingham Wash April The Democratic regulars Whether Washingtons state Rei were elected by majorities of three publican convention yesterday inand four to one over former Conj all the states 14 delegates gressman Joseph F OConnell whoi to the national convention to his campaign on an Senator candidacy prohibition platform delegates at large apparently elect ed pledged to Harding and one pledged to Wood Harding candidates had no op position in three counties and ap pear to have carried 14 districts Girls Academy Split as President Denies Carranza Leaders Agree to Aid Eulogy of H B Stowe Movement Shortly Assertion of Rebel Commander for the presidential nomination uncertain today There was Those elected are Senator David I Walsh Richard H Long twice successful in three from 4 n Ohio vote for to the Republican national lion out of the fol large no doubt the nominee for governor Daughert H gates all would vote for the Attorney Joseph C tier and Daniel F Doherty ator Republican leaders said The state convention chose four instructed Poindexter Of the 35 Republican delegates those at large 29 arc un i pledged but several of these have announced their intention to vote By the Associated Press Prieta Sonora April revolutionary movement ini i i tiated in Sonora has spread into where additional Car vere report rebels said press and Sonora official advices today Sonora revolutionary lead ers said it was indicated the Car ranza government los ing ground in northern Mexico Sf Galvin 86 476 Willis 408 Herrick 106052 Altho their names were not print Richmond Va April pute as to the propriety of a lec ture on Harriet Beecher Stoue re yesterday in the resignation of the entire faculty of Chatham Episcopal institute here and and help in the for the Ukrainians Want Ukraine to Seek Freedom The document expresses the hope that will con their forces to aid in at their freedom which also I will be of aid to Poland Protec tion is guaranteed to all i tants who are asked to bear pa I the burdens of the war I Important fowns occupied on the j first day of the Polish movement I included Jitomir and Ber and further south Win France Archbishop Mundelein said two thirds of the departments for the contemplated university already ex isted in Catholic institutions here The engagement for the lecture nitza and was canceled by the Rev C O nn Tr T rr Pruden president of the institute 253 Y D H for Maj Gen Leonard Wood The and Herbert Hoover of California j west delegation is 8234 votes in 2340 The Carranza who held that any eulogy of Mrs i Stowe before southern girls would be out of place I Principal Willis and members of the faculty composed in part of women graduates of northern colj i leges disagreed with President i Pruden and when he refused to rescind his order voted to submit to Have Honor to Place of EJS BY US I 1917 By the Press Washington D C April 323 radical aliens including yesterday to out bore Gen P Ellas mander of the ta northwest Mexico The troops at commanded by and tbe at Jim Inez by Gen A aatA they revolted with the infantry commanded by del Arco at another tn Chihuahua The troops were under the of Gen Amaro who said to have j the The newest revolt tat huo it was sold will army large titles of ammunition and war supplies Washington D O 90 Advices from thru official channels that rebels have occupied tbe town of Alvarado on the south of federal troops beet sent from Vera In fort to regain control of the port El Paso Tex April 28 ing in i Chihuahua City re troops Was report ed by Carranza officials la Juarez late last night following tbe estab far south as 30 miles north of the state capital on the Mexican Central railway OOO infantrymen In Revolt in the Situation today Six hundred men of the Sixty under Gol Fi had revolted in Chihuahua City Reported that Gen and Lieut Col Almada who have no troops have joined the revolt ing forces troops proceeded as far north on Mexican Central trainas Moctezuma after which they returned to the capital burning bridges along the to cut off troops the Triple Garrison ToM Col Francisco del repoftid Tuesday afternoon in command of the is it th e head of the Infan try r Reports that the Gall egos nad revolted were discounted by military men Two 6000 from Zacatecas are being rushed to Chihuahua put down the uprising Salina Offices j At Salina Cruz on the coast all business places ported closed yesterday as sult of the revolt of the ment men T bed the postoffice telegraph ofn BRITISH RACING By trie Press j pledged London April D Mcj Complete Veto favorite The complete vote for candidates from ratema by The was won the 2000 guineas the first f the English Classics at the New Market races today W Raphaels Allenby fin 60925 Frothingham tering precincts Cox Only Printed Democrat j The name of Gov James M Cox j fil I Ohio was the only one the Democratic In several districts how By the Associated Pross New York April j ies of 253 American soldiers of their resignation effective B wnich but 80 died in France express office stores disarmed lice and custom officials ait telegraph wires and took all available horses In the city Mexico City newspapers day confirmed reports that reached here or the revolt of Cosio Rebelo and Gen and announced that Gen et Guajardo near Mexico City had joined the revolution Federals Mobilize Gen the federal com mander in Is reported to have 8000 in that district and the Mexican government announces that 2500 federal troops from Man zanillo have disembarked at lan to reinforce the small garrison there now threatened by ora troops i the 241 recently sent to Russia on Other advices received today the Soviet Ark Buford have i official sources questioned the been deported since the enactment possibility of the immigration law in 1917 j ing Mazatlan the federal lett 4 o y 4 f j i Fuller 30439 Lawson the name 01 William O and that several Carranza leaders had agreed to join the revolution at a time agreed upon He said he expected all of northern Mexico to turn to the liberal constitutional ist cause within a week or 10 days 291 McCall 31493 Wood 12 agon was third For months past heavy have been laid on this years derby which will be I run at Epson Downson June 2 FUTURES A SUBJECT Democratic Walsh 18320 Pelletier 18129 OConnell The big four Republican can Adoo was written in cratic candidates for All Demo delegate to the national ed to Cox Returns from 3691 a to ta of 5882 precincts showed three carried 24 of the 38 cities I Harding candidates and one Wood Former Gov Samuel W leading in the race for dele JAY NAMED FOR SALVADOR Washington D C April Peter Augustus Jay of Rhode Is land now counselor of tho embassy nt Rome was nominated today by President Wilson to be minister to the Associated fress Chicago April Wheat trad who declared himself in favor of to the Republican na of Herbert Hoover j tional made his best showing in Revere ing and plans the reopening of where he finished third in future will be discussed i Arkansas G O Elects by officials of the Terminal Eleva tor association Grain Dealers Na tional association and Chicago Board of Trade here Thursday There is said to be little prospect early reopening of future trad stick to Safe cents to preserve the quality advertisement Little Rock The Arkansas convention met hero today to elect Ark April 28 state Republican The vote stood T Herrick HI John Galvin Frank j B Willis William H Boyd 70484 Edward C Turner 69774 M i Americas Favorite San Felice and TCI Verso Clears advertisement Chairman Johnson of the house j forces are now facing the advanc immigration committee declared inS Sonora troops today I proximately 7000 men 1293 Made i San do val Confirms Lacks Tex April Ruis arrived here today on the transport Mercury from Antwerp i and Southampton Their arrival marked the nave noon nr return of soldier dead from V o nnn on consel France Tbe bodies of four w arreste the Mexican federal cers were aboard deportation were made said jday confirmed reports of a in Awaiting the arrival at the army Mr Johnson quoting from a letter jChihuahua City capital piers in Hoboken was a him by Assistant Chihuahua but said ment of the graves registration Post of the labor department information as to details i made public today by Mr Post service Under a soldier guard of honor four to the tional convention in Chicago Leaders predicted the delegation to Chicago would go uninstructed Cincinnati lay returns Indicated that Harding men would attend the na tional convention from 14 districts Active campaigns had been conducted by supporters A daylight sayings ordinance of Gov Frank O Lowdon of 11111 passed by the Cincinnati city council and Maj Gen Leonard Wood I was approved 19545 There have been 1293 the caskets were prepared for tions and warrants of deportation lit ment home by rail Kach body will had been issued up to last The Courier should be deliv ered at jour home before oclock error of the carrier boy or cause you fall to receive your paper by that time Phono pi a copy ofthe paper will io aev Phone calls must iMs office before p in N Y April Frank Bruno of died yesterday in Frankfort near horo as a result of taking poison tah be accompanied by a uniformed i day thenumber of 762 j guard of honor who will remain j anarchists communists Russian with his charge until the casket ist workers like As 323 have lowered irU the final resting place heen deported the number actual and Darmstadt Wait on Entente Decision By the Press icaco April A general GROWS Washington D C April Mm band or r ii rnr Holiday The brand ttm equals Butur advertisement court here yesterday for an alleged l campaign of slugging and throwing of is n cw o longed to the old established Portsmouth O sann 4041 of Railway Clerks By the Associated Paris April Milier and in malting a declaration chamber of deputies i supreme council meist Remo said and 4541 ies would be evacuated bythe French as soon as the allied coni i missions have established that the nji German armed force over the ber allowed by the convention of Mich 239 August 1919
