The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1918-09-12

Maine on Monday, but early returns
Indicated that they had failed to wrest
control from the Republicans.
Production of motor cars by the
Ford Motor company has been sus-
pended entirely, it was officially an
nounced at the plant at Detroit on
Monday. The move will enable the
company to devote its entire facilities
to government work, the announce
ment said.
Fourteen states in the union have
abolished the teaching of the German
language In the schools, and In sixteen
other states campaign to eliminate
| German Is under way, according to an
announcement made at New York by
| the American defense society.
Jules Jusserand, the French ambas-
sador, In an address before the BAN
quet of the Franco.Amerlcan societies
at New York, asserted that "the
enemy Is doomed" and we "shall
choose and appoint the day for peace"
WASHINGTON.
Fuel Administrators Garfield has an
nounced that he expects soon to fix
a price for gasoline for domestic con-
sumers as well.as the government and
the allies, at figure lower than the
present market price.
without n dissenting vote, the house
passed, after "a few minutes consider
alton, the senate resolution empower
ing the president to establish prohi-
bitlon zones around munition factories,
mines, shlpyards and other war produc-
ton plants.
Warm congratulations to the navy
upon the conduct of the crew Of the
transport Mount Vernon, which re-
turned safely to French port after
being torpedoed 200 miles at sea, came
TO Secretary Daniels on Monday by
cable from Secretary Baker. who Is
now in France.
The war department has announced
the arrival In France OF Secretary
Baker, accompanied by an official
party. including John d. Ryan, assist
ant secretary In charge OF aircraft, and
Major General Gorgus, surgeon gem
ernl OF the army.
A new prioritles list of industries
and plants essential to the war or civil
population was announced Sunday by
Chairman Baruch OF the war indus
tries board.
Without evidence of political divi-
sion, congress on Friday began work
on the greatest revenue measure In
all history, providing for the raising
OF twenty-four billion dollars-SS, OOO,-
100000 In taxes and twice as much In
bonds--to pay Americas share Of the
cost OF the war next year, and for
loans to Its co-belllgerents.
FOREIGN.
Another shot from the Teutonic
peace propaganda artillery has been
fired by Count Czernln, the former
Austro- Hungarian minister OF foreign
affairs. In an article In the Vienna
Neue Frele Presse, he favors the Idea
of a league Of nations.
British and French consular and
other officials throughout Bolshevlk-
controlled Russia are under arrest
pending the outcome OF negotiations
now going on between the allied gov
ernments and the Soviet authorities.
Brig. Gen. Henry A. Greene, COM
mander Of the department OF the Phil
Ipplnes, United States army, has picked
Paranaque. six miles from Manila, as
the site for the environments OF 10000
guardsmen, who will be
subject 10 cell November /.
A nephew OF the kaiser Is among
seventy-one prisoners taken by the
according to a front dis
patch. His name is not mentioned In |
he dispatch. The only detail about |
nim 80 far known is that he wears a |
General Pershing on September z
decorated large umber of men be- |
onging to divisions which had dis
inguished themselves during the sum-
ner. All the men received the dis
inguished service cross.
The large number o, German Off
,lals In Belgium have been called for
service, according to the |
Sleuwe Rotterdam Courant. Their |
places are TO be taken by women.
Talaat Pasha, the Turkish grand |
'lzier, In an interview published In
he Vienna Neue Presse, said he firm |
y believed that peace would come be-
ore the winter. Talaat is now In
Jenna.
japanese forces have occupied the
own of Khabarovsk, Siberia, accord
ng to advices received from Yladlvo-
tok.
Concentration Of American troops In
he American sectors In France Is pro-
eeding rapidly and General Pershlng
low has under his direct command
nore than 80 per cent of the troops
Tho have reached the other side.
Because of the shortage of working
Orses In Berlin, coal Is to be trans
orted from the coal yards to the
ONES of consumers by trolley, accord
az to the Berlin Tageblatt. The coal
'ill be conveyed in trallers attached
D the street cars.
Nikolai Lenine. the Bolsheviki pre-