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Inf jC hMiV rW ts WftMSw 1 7TjinifM iiajij tt yw awr nr jJj5JjHs5itSri vr 47 SAxrnAJf Cisco onWoinciiE wDNESDAtir February 23 1020 rii st sfli Aftv tt INS IN I TO SPEED linyen Senate Leaders Take Steps to Hasten Final Decision on Covenant HITCHCOCK KILLS CAUCUS Decides if Wbtild J5e Inadvisable for Democrats to Hold Meeting WASHINOTON February Plans to haslen a final decision on the peace treaty were made by Senate Reputll cana today while the Administration leaders were taking counsel among their divided colleagues as to what should be the final Democratic eland en ratification The Republcan determination to brine the question to a conclusion was announced on the Senate floor by the party leader Senator Lodge who aid that while today and tomorrow had bean allotted to consideration of pressing legislation he would call up the treaty again Thursday and would ask that It remain the business of the Senate until disposed of CAUCUS FLAN KILLED Meantime the Democratlo leader Senator Hitchcock vetoed for the present the proposal for a T1arty caucus sponsored by Democratic Sena tors who want to end the lone controversy by taking the Rei publican reservations as tfiey stand Senator Hitchcock said he had talked to those who differed with him as to the course to he adopted and had about decided that to call a caucus would be Inadvisable In some quarter8lt was predicted that under the programme outlined by Senator Lodge the treaty could be brought to a ratification vote within a week or ten days IIANTIC OPPOSED The Irreconcilable opponents of ratification are expected however to insist that there bo no hasty action and no one could predict with certainty how much time they might consume in debate The decision of Senator Hltchclck not to call Democratic Senators to a conference caused considerable surprise among hose who bad advanced the suggestion and they predicted that some sort of a party get together yet would be held before the ratification vote was reached Republican claims as to the number of Democrats ready to accept the Republican reservations still stood at 22 today with a dozen more needed to Insure ratification Orpheum Bills Syncopated Band 00 yQ 00 oq 0 Song and Dance Mark Offerings mmmumimxwsMiiimimimMmtmvmHiiiiwswii uiiwswsisisMsaisasssisisswswss a MasssBssLHsvC fiuiKaHsssssssV 1 Voh LBBMSBBSTV2 SfW Sgar SJKrSsBBBBBBBIIIr if ILJ vxPvjsm slSk jsRi tfO i foVi1 tw SjWdBTBislBBBV fr Vv TB sfBHLJ 5Jli Ts pffiffiZ 4 i rTWnwsy wSi fPjf II IbBBBbSb flBHBBBBBBy 1JH LLftfc35i BBBBBBBBBBBBLK A fc WBEaIiX lt assssssssssvi XWl iWKi HfeSi1 LbbbbbbbbbbbK tls jl jffif Sif PPlBBBBBBBBBBBBBBV i4 LBBBrHfiMbstfkHr VJ wrTHme The Lightner Girli and Newton Alexander who offer a few minutes of real entertainment at the Orpheum next week 1UM BILL Republicans Said Xo Have Based Objections to Action orr Political Aspects WASHINGTON February Universal mjlltary training will be omitted from the House reorganisation bill arid be the subject of separate legislation at the next session of Congress beginning In December This was agreed upon tonight by Republican leaders and Chairman Kahn of the House Military Committee after two days of Informal conferences The arreement Is looked uoon as eliminating any possibility of ftepub llcan action in the House which night be interpreted as a stand on universal training In the coming Presidential campaign and will leave the partys attltuds a possible subject for consideration In terming the platform at the National Convention lnJune Members of the Republican Legislative Steering Committee Including Representative Msndell the floor leader nnd Speaker Glllelt wire understood to have largely be sed their objections to action at this session on the political aspects it being their recommendation that consideration be deferred until after the convention Under the agreement Chairman Kahn will appoint a special sub committeecommittee friendly to universal training tc draft the training bill Universal military training will not be and has not been side tracked declared Kahn tonlrht Under the agreement with the House leaders and in view of the attitude of House members I think that the separate legislation is the only practical thing to do lum LINE DISPUTE AIRED House Public Lands Committee Hears Witnesses From California WASHINGTON February 24 A dispute between the Agriculture and Interior departments and other Interests over boundaries for the proposed Roosevet National Park In the giant redwood district of California was aired today before the House Public Lands Committee Secretaries Merldltli and tan sent letters favoring establishment of the park but expressing disagreement over boundary lines fixed In the bill of Representative Klston Republican California Merldltli objected to In clusion In the park of national forestj landg under his departments supervision which are needed he said tor timber and grating purposes and are not necessary to the parks scenlo splendors Witnesses before the committee Including representatives of the Fresno Cat Chamber of Commerce the VI salla CaL Board of Trade and the Sierra Club also recommended limitation of boundaries to exclude commercial timber and grazing lands Further hearings will be held PERSONALS AND HOTEL GOSSIP I i AGAINST SEPARATE PEACE GERMANS TOLD LONDON February 21 The German press according to a wireless dispatch from Berlin la Issuing a warning against regarding the latest motions In ths United States Senate as efforts to cancel the treaty of Versailles The warning declares that although the motions may show the Senate to be desirlous to be independent of the Versailles treaty and may add to the confusion already existing among the allied and associated government they by ho means propose i separate peace Argonne School Receives Pupils The new Argonne School Seventeenth avenue and Cabrlllo street which was dedicated Sunday was opened yesterday to receive pupils Miss Rsboccu Boukofsky is the principal The school has eighteen modern classrooms and It Is expected they will be filled within a short tlmn leaves of absence were yesterday granted by the Board of Education to the following Agnes Aldrich Frank McCoppin School Anna CrcSalta High School of Commerce Susie A Corpstein Fairmont School Mildred Goldsmith Adams School Maude Finney Jefferson1 School Blanche A McGuire Bay View School Mabelle Purser and Kinma Frestage Horace Mann School The following teachem were elected to regular status Phoebe IJU herg Henry Durant School lren Clark Longfellow School George Ingelow Polytechnic High School and Alice Comerford Garfield School The resignation of Mrs Gracia OBryen Bolflng was accepted Henry Santrey and Ten Society Musicians Will Appear in Attractive and Entertaining Act Henry Santrey and Ills Syncopated Redely Band of ten pieces will head the Orpheum bill next week Santrey the only baritone of the New York Hippodrome whose voice reached every one Of the audience of 600 Is the first entertainer to contrast In a striking manner opera and popular songs It was with the same Idea he gathered together his world famous Society Jazi Band an unequaled musical organization of Jan artists and soloists ranging from harp to banjo and from the trombone player to the bas violin player who Introduce the startling innovation of using the immense instrument as a guitar Musical madness might be the term applied during that number when each member of the band apparently loees his own senses In the wildly ex hillratlng clash bang and blast of the Jbbk and performs acrobatic stunts with each syncopated note The LJghtner sisters and Newton Alexander demonalrale that refined songs cleverly and delicately sung Invariably have an appeal Maria Ijo affords a glimpse into I ho worlds famous art galleries by reproducing the most celebrated works of art of various kinds Harry Jolson although a brother of Al Jolson docs not reiy on his brothers reputation He has no occasion to do so for he in ji comedian par excellence and the possessor of an exceptionally fine singing voice of almost operatic quality Dan Bruce and Margot Duffet will appear in a new playlet called Through the Keyhole whicli waa vrlten for them by Milliard Booth Kennedy anil Nelson are acrobats who perform with marvelous speed a variety of thrilling and novel stunts Hubert Kinney and Corlnno production consists of a group of five widely different dances which enables them to display wonderful versatility Lady 1 Wall Is a Cantonese prima donna and the poaRCHHor of a sweet and well trained soprano voice The only holdover In lliis splendid bill will be the Marlon Morgan dancers In the HuccesRful dance drama in rTTe time of Attlla Owners of Scored Liquor Pay Fines In Federal Court Henry Flemer pleaded guilty be fore Fed real Judge Frank Rud kin yesterday of having 11 bottles of wine In his possession In violation of the national prohibition act He was fined 1150 Lorenzo Magglora and Louis Ca blalo restaurant men were fned10Q each yesterday for having liquor on their premises in violation of the wartime prohibition act Attllio Giorgl tnsde 200 gallons of wine and notified ttve Internal Revenue officers that he had done so In his report he showed the wine as In ntorage at his butcher shop instead of his residence Ho was nned 150 while the liquor became Government property Henry Jensen said he had a quantity of liquor stored In a room three doors from his soft drink establishment He was fined 1250 Max Adler proprietor of the Bay State restaurant 275 OFaYrtll street was arraigned before United Slates Commissioner FraltStSjKrull venterdav on the charge oJiflBvlnff llouor on his premises In vlofllon oft Hie nrohlblilon law He waa tfelessed on1000 bail Date of Woodcock Murder Trial to Be Set Thursday The case against Mrs Alice Woodcock charged with murder yesterday was continued until Thursday by Judge Louis Ward who will then set the case for trial Attorneys William Kehoe and Connick last night denied rumors that they had been negotiating with Judge Ward and Asslstiint District Attorney I Golden for the surrender of Edgar Woodcock recently Indicted by the Grand Jury for perjury Attorney Kehoe la Inclined to bo lleve that the story of Woodcocks sailing for the Orient is unfounded and that Woodcock will coma to San Francisco and give himself up when he Is Informed that lie is wanted on the perjury charges SOLDIER BONUS BILLS HELD IN COMMITTEE Spool hj ICM Wlr tft The Chroslrte WASHINGTON February 24 Obstacles are being placed In the way of action on soldiers bonus legislation Republican Leader Mondell appeared before the House Rules Committee to request a special rule for considers tlon of his resolution to which objec tlon was made on the floor yesterday referring all bills of this character to the Committee on Ways and Means Some of the members of the Commit tee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce appeared before the rules committee to oodoss the granting of the special rule Action was deferred pending further efforts to straighten out the situation At the present time there are mora than seventy five bills designed to reward soldiers and sailors scattered among various House committees Thirty two of them have already been referred to the Ways and Means Committee Representative Fordney of Michigan chairman of the Ways and Means Committee announced that hearings would be begun without delay if all the measures are sent to thai committee The problem confronting Congress is how to raise the two billion dollars or thereabouts without encroaching upon present revenues Desertion Alleged In Plea for Divorce Six years of barren domestic re lations marked bv abuse neglect and desertion were desoribed In a divorce suit filed yesterday on behalf of Mrs Mary Josephine Eddy against Percy Ioc Eddy Mrs Eddy charges that her husband left her May 19 1918 taking with him her five year old daughter and leaving herself and a son 3 years old without provision for support Eddy 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others wbo arrived at the St Francis were Miss Pauline Frederick actress and maid A Sanderl manager of the Hotel Seneca Rochester and Mrs Sanderl George Carpenter manager of the National Lead Company St Louis and Mrs Carpenter 8 Mitchell president of the First National Bank Vlsalia and Mrs Mitchell Edward Dreyfus capitalist New York Colonel Frank Huffman of the Davis Sewing Machine Company Dayton and Beaton writer New York Professor Henry Fairfield Oaborn noted scientist and Mrs Osborm are guests at the Fairmont Hotels Other Fairmont guests Included Charles Nash president of the Nash Motor Cars Company Kramer Santa Barbara Sheldon of Detroit Flak Springfield Mass Heath and Heath Jr Kansas Cy Thomas Shannon capitalist from Los Angeles arrived at the Palace Hotel yesterday Among others who registered at the Palace were A Allen contractor of Monterey Claud Si Parker Federal tax attorney from Los Angelas Edward Goltra publisher St Louis and William Boyd advertising manager of Saturday Evening Post Philadelphia Pa A Shamel consulting agriculturist from Riverside la a guest at the Hotel Plata Other Plasa guests Included 13 Buttels real estate operator LosAngeles McDonald San Toss Rex Connor Del Monte and Mr and Mrs Mulllns London England Among the arrivals at the Hotel Whltcomb yesterday were Mr and Mrs Klein Chicago Mr and Mrs Drumm Sioux City Mor rlson Sar joae Tilr and Mrs Greenhalgh Roaevllle Peck Racine Mr and Mrs Field Fresno and Oould San Diego Watt Moreland president of the Moreland Motor Truck Company is at the Hotel Bellevue A CI Benson hotelman from Spokane Goo dale bank president of Lemon Cove Joseph Shelton New Tort and Vf A Thompson of Boise are also at the Bellevue Hotel Manx A Vullcr Los Ga toa Sam Appel and Harry Well Los Angeles Frank Watklna Portland Winters Mount Morris Cllft Hotel Canfield Spokane Glllandert Vancouver Wilson and Paul Kollroonger Fresno Morton Los Angeles and Stevens Jollet Hotel Stewart A Allaman manufacturer Dayton Mr and Mrs 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old and was educated1 In Indianapolis He carae to California twelve years ago and engaged in newspaper work For about five years Palmer was the editor of the Vallejo Times It was there he met Miss Madelalne Jewetl and they were married seven years ago IlfEHI HEN OFFICII ON SHIPS URGED Pacific Coast Pilots Head Wniilfi FnrhiH Pnrpinnprc on American Vessels WASHINGTON February Wi Ham A Wescott president of thK Aiasiers Aiaies ana ruvif AapMua tlon of the Paclflo Coast told tk Senate Commerce Committee today tHr ftiA TAniiMw mt nAmiitf i1 aliens to officer American ship until they can obtain naturalisation pa nava athMeeiC 1 aaanlnJail attjt tsaaaflf i i I BHWUIM VQ 4OtlUUata1uiaHI ifcl intercut of the merchant rotrln yl An a result of this order many1 1 irivn jia hiu iiBvtx unen ou ciUMni aaip papers ior convenience onij4i oecatifte niffner wages are paw ImaolABH Itlaa Va fxaalisiH aataa afkSBB miivi ibbii t1 1 as lb ii auioiKU aiiiiar wwic ere but with no Intention of retala Ing 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