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I, CHANGE BILL OH
1 MHIII,
! Compulsory Four ' Months
Drilling of Youths May
J; ' . Not Be Pressed
1 WASHINGTON. April 8. Facing!
certain defeat, senate supporters of j
compulsory universal military training'
today retreated from pressing ihcl
adoption of their plan of four months
training of all youths as a part of thet
army reorganization bill. With this
' 1 change of recent advocates of training i
rJ shifted their tactics in an effort to ob-
' tain acceptance of a bystem of volun-
-Jjp 'nry training, I
It is expected that a vote will be tak-
en on the voluntary training substitute
tomorrow. There will be no direct vote
- on compulsory plan, ir tne voluntary
I plan is adopted,
ft , Supporters of the compulsory train-
ing feature expressed the opinion to
. daV that its defeat meant tne viriual
jp "wreck" of the entire measure. Sen-
ntor Wadsworth, Republican of New
W York, in charge of the bill, said pro
W . vision for reducing die regular army to
-210.000 meji v.-jthln the next five years
would hot be practicable witli compul
; t' sory training re'ected.
' -Senator Frclinghuysen, Republican.
' "V. New Jersey, a supporter of the compul
V sorv plan, offered the amendment for
' i4iy'ing volunteers. He did so "'reluct-
S nlFAt" le said, "but with other advo-i
tWV V- of coml)ulso,T training thought
p3 yThalho volunteer scheme was the best
LJ ' that might be had at present,
y Debate today on the bill was con-1
v fined entirely to the training schemes!
( y jJ Senator Thomas, Democrat. Colorado.
. ' said defeat of compulsory training was
largely due to "political cowardice" of .
members desirous of refraining from
supporting it on the eve of election.
Senator McKellar. Democrat of Ten
nessee, declared, however that "over- ,
whelming sentiment" of the- senate i
against the compulsory plan "com- j
pelled its practical withdrawal."'
3 nn .
pi ' j Vole Pnrckse Kills
M . I Treaty Palmer Says
p'ffl I .MACON. Ga.. ApriJ Attorney.
j General Palmer speaking hero tonight
I-. 4jr& , in behalf of his candidacy for lw
i'M , presidential nomination, declared that,
jTjj "three-quarters of a million dollars,
fa killed the peace treaty and the, league,
H3l of nation covenant." !
1 JR't "With the majority vote purchased I
; f-j i Michigan," -he said, "Senator Lodge j
' ,'JbI w organised the foreign relations com-j
,jjRij mitlec and refused to report the
J'BB) treaty. If the Democrats had car-'
; gtti t ried Michigan if the Republican '
", ijflRl party had -spent only, a couple of nun-j
, Jfilir dred thousand dollars the Democrats!
v jfJ would have organized the senate and!
'Wt. . the foreign relations committee would!
have reported the treaty and It would '
13$ ' have been passed. It took months of I
tajfif ; struggle to get these Democrats to de-
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JraS . $S,G5-1.000 below operating expenses
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SAN" DIEGO, Cal., April S The,
I British cruiser Renown steamed away!
from its berlli off Coronado shortly!
i alter 6 o'clock tonight, carrying Ed-,
'ward, prince of Wales, towards Hono-j
lulu on the, next leg of his trip from!
England to Australia via the Panama!
.canal.
Prince Edward was. according to his
reiterated statements, highly pleased
with the reception accorded him dur
ing his stay of two days in this port.
The prince devoted much of the day,
to rest and recreation, playing a round'
of golf prior to a reception aboard the
Renown.
During this event. Prince Edward
greeted many, if not all, of the guests'
personally, and aided his officers in
seeing thaht all those presen: had an
opportunity to view the vessel and
learn something of its workings and
equipment. The reception, which last
ed an hour, was tho closing ovenl of
the prince's stay! Shortly thereafter,
with formal farewells from Gov. Steph
ens. Mayor Wilde and representatives!
of the reception committee, the last)
visitors were escorted overside and the'
ship lifted anchor for Its run to Hon
olulu, whir-h was expected to require
about eight days.
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(American Charge and
Consuls Leaye Mexico
SAX ANTONIO, Texas. April 0.
George T. Sum merlin, charge d'af
faires of the American embassy at
.Mexico City, arrived' hero on his way
to Washington. .Mr. Summerlin was
accompanied by Randolph Robertson,
United States consul at N'envo Laredo
and WUi lam Blocker. United States
consul at Pieclras Nogras. The offi
cials dined with " Major . General
Joseph T. Diciiman. southern depart
ment commander. Mr. Summerlin
said the mooring with General Dick
man v,;s purely personal.
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jFILNVlE IS WITHOUT j
I WATER OR LIGHTS
TRUEST. April s. (By the Associ
ated Press ) A general strike was de
clared in Fiumc this morning. The city
is without water or lights. The work
men demand restoration of tho food
situation to a normal basis, a rever
sion to the prices prevailing prior to
the loel troubles, and the a'djusfineht
of the value of money in exchange so
as to restore the former purchasing
power of wages. It Is complained
that prices are now quoted in liro
whereas waes are paid In Jugo-Slav.
crowns worth only one-twelfth tho ,
value of the lire.
j The national council has promised
i to secure an Improvement In condi
tions. The continuation of tho blpek
ade of Fiumc Is paralyzing the activ.
i ities of the port.
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Modern Woodmen
Of America
Everybody out Friday, April 9. Big
I doings.
1 273 G. W. KELI.EV, Consul.
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j Raymond Hitchcock
Coming to Orpheum
Any show with Raymond Hitchcock
as the central figure is sure of popu
lar attention. He is like no one else
In his manner of tomfoolery and has
a personality that never suggests.' thp;
mechanics of fun making. Besides, he
I always surrounds himself with aces in'
1 the professional world of entortain
; ment, and displays a chorus which
adds ;:est to tho. performances as well
as beauty. The third edition of this
now famous Hitchy Koo will' spread:
its frolics of Ughlhearted gaiety, mur
sic and dance. Those who know the
trend of. the crowds towards theater
attractions will get scats in advahce.
Box office opens Saturday.
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R. R. OB13RKS' DKMAJTD
j CHICAGO. April S. Unless de
mands for a standard wago scale avo
met by the Chicago & Northwestern
railroad, 2C0 clerics will resign rather
than striko, they said today. The em
ployers were granted five days In
which to reply.
C. S. TBUSTEES
FILEH SUIT
Defendants Charged With
Conspiracy to Nullify De
cision Handed Down
rJOSTOX. April 0. A bill was filed
in the Massachusetts supreme court
today by Herbert W. Estac. and other
trustees of the Christian Science Pub
lishing society, seeking a temporary
Injunction to restrain Luther P. Cud
worth of Brook-line, and other mem
bers of the First Church of Christ.
Scientist, from "taking further nc
fion intendod." to 'interfere with them
In the discharge of their duties or to
compel them to resign their offices
as trustees.
The bill alleges that the defendant'
have entered Into a plan and conspir
acy for the purpose of nullifying the
effect of the decision of Judge Dodgo.
master in tho suit of the trustees
against the directors, in 'favor of
plaintiffs. It is alleged that the .de
fendants have conspired since the de
cision of the master was filed.
It is charged that tho defendants In
pursuance of the alleged conspiracy
have undertaken to procure the can
cellation of subscriptions by Chris
tian Scientists to the periodical of the
society, have interfered with employes
to hinder, delay' and prevent the pub
lication of periodicals on their ap
pointed dates and have sent out false
and misleading statements regarding
the administration of the trust by tho
trustees.
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I AMERICA'S RHINELAMD
COMMISSION QUITS
HAMBURG. April S Special dis
patch from Frankfort to tho Ham
burger Fremdenblalt reports the res
ignation of tho United States repre
sentative from tho inter-allied Rhine
laud commission: This action, tho dls-'
patch says, followed an Interchange
of communications with Washington.
A dispatch from Coblenz on April, G
said It was learned at the office of
j Plcrropont B. NToys. the Amoi'lcan
Rliineland commissioner, and repre
sentative of the stale department in
the American occupied area, had sev
I oral days previously- formally disas
j sociated himself from any action the
, high commission might take Involving
I it in any way In a French advance
into unoccupied territory. The dis
patch added that Mr. Xoys had noti-
fled Washington of his action.
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IDAHO'S AMERICAN
LEGION IN SESSION
TWIN FALLS. Idaho. April S.
Adoptiqn of a new constitution fea
tured tho second day of the second
annual convention of the Idaho de
partment of the American "Legion.
Practically tho entire day was occu
pied with consideration of this sub
ject. Dr. E. H. Llndlcy. president of
the University of Idaho, delivered an
address on the American standard at
thd opening of the afternoon session.
The convention will conclude tomor
row with the election of offlcei-s.
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PLOW HITS SHELL;
TWELVE PERSONS DEAD
CAIBRAT. France. April S.
(Havas) Two explosions in which 12
persons were killed and two ' Injured
have occurred In the district of VU
lers Gulslaln. IS kilometers from
Cam oral. The oxploslons were caused
by agricultural tractors coining In
contact with uncxploded shells In
fields which were being plowed.
GIBSON" EX ROUTK IIO.MI3
WARSAW, April 7. Hugh S. Gib
son, the American minister, left War
saw for Washington Tuesday. He will
travel by way of Berlin. Paris and
London. After a conference In Wash
ington with Secretary of State Colby, I
Mr. Gibson will go to his home In Los
Angeles to recuperate from the effects
of an attack of influenza from which
' he suffered some tlinr- ago
l
There is trouble In Denmark
and reports say the king's Job is
none too secure. Many of the
Danish people aro clamoring for
a republic. But what's in a
throne, when the bubbling wine
still" flows? The picture? Sure It's
the king!
HORSE CARRIED BY
AIRPLANE TO SHOW
SANTA BARBARA. Calif., April 8.
"Meroury." a horse entered in the
horse r.how here, arrived today by air
i plane from- LoSyAngoles. The trip was
I delayed a day QnLil officers of the
humane sonlety had been convinced
no cruelty was Involved In the trip
which was made in an especially
equipped airplane.
Claim Woman Had
. Become Demented on -
Account of Suiti
i
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DEADWOOD, S. D., April S. Tes-1
timony intended to show that Jli-s. j
Hilda Neamy. for whose murder Mr.
and Mrs. George Searle are on trial
here, had brooded over a lawsuit and
was mentally unbalanced was intro
duced today by the defense.
I Taking of testimony is expected to'
be completed tomorrow fyul attorneys '
said the case might go to the jury
Monday.
Mrs. Searle. daughter of the dead
woman, underwent a cross-examination
today at the hands of prosecution.
She said her mother was worried
about a lawsuit and several days be
fore her body was found in the fur
Jiace of tho home. In Lead, she had
told her that Christmas would bo a
sad one for the family. , '
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CHARGES KXTRAVAXGAXCK !
ST. LOUIS. April S. Governor
Frank O. Lowden. of Illinois, eandi- (
date for the Republican presidential 1
nomination, in an address here to
night, reiterated his charges of gov
ernmental extravagance. He -asserted
rigid economy was necessary "If the'
country is to avoid the rocks of bank-l
ruptcy." 1 r '
WOMEX IX POLITICS
I ROCK ISLAND. Ills., April S. '
i Major Leonard. Wood, Republican
i presidential candidate, made a plea
j for the entrance of women into poli-'
j tics in nn address today. "I believe
'they are going to be a tremendous. in
fluence for good." he sj.!d.
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