The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1919-08-16
WARRINGTON.

high cost of living and is In accord
ance with the desires expressed by the
president In his message to congress
Charles Il. Davidson, territorial sur.
veyor general, was drowned near Ju.
neau Alaska, while on fishing trim
As territorial surveyor Davidson acted
as secretary of the territory.
Since the armistice, 3,165,642 Off
GERS and men have been discharged
from the army, the war department.
announced Saturday. The force re-
naming In France on August was
placed ut 123,SS5, making the total
strength of the army on that date
| 5ID.91S.
Colonel Frederick Mears, who acted
as general manager of the American
railroad lines In France during the
war, was appointed Saturday by Pres
ident Wilson as chief engineer In
charge of the construction of the gov
eminent railroad In Alaska.
The gold medal of the Aero Club of
America has been awarded to Rear
Admiral Bradley A. Fiske, u. s. N. re-
tired, according to an announcement
made by the board OF governors mt
New York.
Seven hundred and fifty-six of the
American soldiers killed In action were
victims of gas, according to an an
nouncement by the war department.
The average age OF all the men killed
was % years.
Action, as Attorney General Palmer
put II, earnest, aggressive, vigorous
action" will be directed by the depart.
ment OF justice against all profiteers,
ana II was reported that among the
first big offenders to be proceeded
against will be the big packers.
FOREIGN.
From Rumaninn sources II has been
learned that 6b,0OO rifles, machine
guns and grenudes hidden by the Bull.
gnrlans of DobrudJn, Rumanla. have
been found during the operations IN
the provinces and conflscated.
A demand by tho Hungarian govern.
ment for the extradItion OF Bella Kun
and other soviet officials who left
Hungary and obtained asylum In Aus.
tria Is anticipated at Vienna.
Hungarian communists measures
abollshlng private property have been
abrognted In n decree issued by the
new Hungarian government, according
to dispatch from Budapest.
The Prince OF Wales landed from
the buttleship Renown ut Topsall. n
fishing village on Conception bay. at
st. Johns. n. f., for his first visit -
Newfoundland soil, Monday. -
Comparative quiet has been restored
at Chemnitz, Saxony, where fifty per
sons were killed Friday during food
riots inspired by Spartacan agitators.
Constuntinople newspapers report |
that Turkish officers recently made an |
attempt to sink the former German
cruiser Goeben at Ismid, Asia Minor.
but were frustrated by British officers.
The bakers strike at London ended
Saturday, The men agreed to resume
work on the understanding that the
strikers would not be penallzed for
refusing to work.
Eight persons were killed and
score were injured, seven of them SER
lousy In an explosion which wrecked
the large government grain elevator on
the Wellnnd canal ut Port Colhoune.
Ontario, Saturday afternoon.
George II. Roberts. food controller
ut London announced that the govern
ment had decided to resume control OF
The supply and distribution Of Imports
Of bacon, ham and lard, and that the
prices 10 he charged would also be I'M
Ter supervision.
The Mohammedans of northern Per-
'la and Turkestan are rising against
he Bolsheyiki because of resentment
over CONSUMPTION, according tot lis
from Slmla, India.
A decree prohibiting the expectation
If sugar was promulgated Saturday by
he Argentine government.
The Bolsheviki are suffering
shortage of munitions and have been
obliged To cease operations against The
roOps of Admiral Kolchak, head OF The |
lll.Russian government at omsk.
American business men and women
low In London are being Offered a
lew of famous battlefields In Belgium
md France for $50, which includes
transportation and meals for three I,
lays.
Announcement has been made OF
he betrothal of Grown Prince HirOhit0
4 Japan. with Princess Nagako The
ldest daughter of Prince and Princess
iuni. Princess Nagako Is 10 years
I'D and student at the Peers school.
The governments bill providing 4,
prosecution and penalties for persons
ound guilty of profiteering passed a,
he first reading In the house of com
mons Thursday Mt London.
Maurice Walbaug at Paris. FLYING
n airplane with one passenger aboard.
laimed to have established a worlds |
ecOrd by reaching an altitude of 1900 |
leters (25,590 feet).
Sevan DprsOnS were burned SUNDAYS