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h. snelent Rhntrau ilo Trip, where fhe
r.Wh ami nrltish plenipotentiaries In
?'i gflVe nmilocne back to trance.
Irht Act add th' KPntlmentnl Inter
t "tab Hoiilognp tnkfn the confer
!re The city matte great preparations
for receiving the tlelegntes.
Malta, .Tune 21. All nvallablc de
..; and tho enrtwr Blenheim have
been ordcre.1 to the. Kait,
indications are that tho entire Medl
twSnrtn "eel. Including tho first bat
i Minndrnn. Is concentrating In the
Neflrand Middle East.
A fiaftalloo ot thr" Essex regiment la
under, orders to embark forthwith on
Ji e cruiser Cardiff for Constantinople.
The' American destroyer Dupont,
tohnlulcd to come to Malta from tho
Black : mb, Is detained In eastern
waters.
London, Juno 21. (By A. lO
Rnme of the London innd 'Paris pa
yors assert that the ..British cabinet
Us accepted tho offer of M. Venlzelos,
of the Orockmrm.v, to assist the Brit
t,h nrjalnst Mustafa Kemal's Nationalist
forcM, and It Is suggested that the
Ilythe conference wlthNthe military ex
perts h for the purpose of arranging
detail' of combined operations.
The news from Malta of the concen
tration of a powerful fleet in eastern
waters and tho dispatch of fresh re
enforcements to Constantinople appears
to War out these statements. '
The Times, howevcr says Marshal
Foeh and Field Marshal Wilson con
aider tho Oreck proposal has grave risks
from a military point and that they ex
pressed at Ilythe their district dis
approval of the proposal.
Parli. June 21. It is nnnouneed
In Greek quarters hero that Premier
Venlzelos. Marshal' Foch and Field
Marshal Wilson, chief of the British
imperial staff, were in conference after
the meeting at Ilythe yesterdqy and dls
rinsed the military measures to to
taken with a view to Insuring execu
tion of the Turkish peace treaty.
The council of. ambassadors, at a
meeting yesterday under the' chair
manship of Jules Cambon, reached
decisions concerning the disarmament
of Germany which nrc In conformity
with those found by the interallied mili
tary committee. Tho conclusions of the
council will be communicated to the
heads of the governments now assem
bled at Boulogne. ....
One decision reached by tho council
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above timber which is unused
and in good condition, lo
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vited.
The sale will be by sealed pro
posals. Bids will be publicly
opened July 7, 1920, at 1:30
P.M.
Catalogues and other infor
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Navy, Board of Survey, Ap
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7 1920. Catalogue of
sale may be obtained
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c U. S. Naval Ord
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Premier lillcrand ho:
nntf flhiuimllHii
n E irUn,' ,n, , Echo de Paris
ZVXJb? payment of France's 12.000.-
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uuv.uuii irntien' vni,i ti. t.-j
,TVV'lcvcd( nddR V. Ilutln,
r.n. Jin't'al1. accents such an nr-
8JSK.me.hin for hc5 'eM ll,e "nItcd
nvS,n-vnt i5cccPtt..rom Prance, for
Ffanccs debt of 12.000.000,000 gold
irnrtUrln, ,n, thc Unit atcs
in Uctober. a Mmllnr mMm,i ...
from Ge?,&rd? nS F;anCe C0,lS
Ilythe, England, June 21 .While the
question of German reparations was the
otensible reason for the hurriedly or
ranged meeting here of the French and
British premers. the Associated Press
U authoritatively Informed that the
Turkish situation thrust Itself Into the
lorjfront of their discussions yesterday.
The experts on the indemnity, nfter
long consideration of the matter, were
ready to present their advice on this im
portant subject. Premier YnnU.1n.
LGrcece, however, who.wos anxious 16
saieKiiara me urecK gains through the
Ueaty, appeared upon tho scene last
night.
It is learned that M. Vchlieloi con
tended that the ten Greek divisions al
ready in the Thrace and Smyrna dls
trlsts constitute the only forco im
mediately avnllablc for effective opera
tions against tho Turks, but Insisted
that these operations should be con
fined to purely defensive measures. It
is recalled that thc Allien. In asking" tho
Greeks to occupy Anatolia, exacted the
promise that they would not operate be
yond the peace treaty boundaries.
Jury Starts Probe
in Bergdoll Escape
Contlnurd fiom Pukc Ons
crnl Bullard, who approved thc qonvlc
Hon and sentence,
"I sincerely trust Mr. Anscll would
not moke any such remarks, hut any
statement, at any time, by anybody,
that Bergdoll did not get even justice
and' a full, fnlr trial is a willful, de
liberate, contemptible and malicious
He."
The instructions to the grand jur.v by
Judge Thompson to make the widest
probe Into the escape of Bergdoll, which
he said had become a national scandal
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( ' Merchant Heads Jury
Twenty tw;o of the twenty four
jurors comprising the panel answered to
their names when thc roll was" called by
C'crk. Urodbcck, nnd D. Dallctt Hemp
hill, a .storekeeper, of -Vest Chester,
ChMtecotinty, I'n., was nclccted by
Judge Thompson to act as foreman of
the Investigating body. Twenty mln
i ? ., r J,,,,KC Thompson began his
instructions, the jury went into session.
Ai, S00? ,tl,p. Krnll1 Jur5' called a recess
until 2 o'clock.
Those remaining to be called for ex.
amlnatiou Include Sergeants O'Hnrc
and ork, the guards from whom Be.rg
.loll escaped fv also Mrs. Freda Higher.
Mlfc of "Ute" Stechcr, Hergdoll'H
wJicre Ilergdoll, Homlg and the two
army guards witnessed n b r eoue
performance the evening before Be
.driver for the Quaker Citv Taxi-
in..0orth Dover street; SI. 1J. Dowiw
ing. traffic manager of the Hell Tele
phone Co. ; Anthony Billings, former
employe oil fl.e Bergdoll estate: Mrs.
iwufr ZXtJnr "eilrfibor of Mrs.
Bergdoll, at Flftysccond street nnd
ynncflcd avenue; Charles Krausc.
mechanician for Bergdoll nnd Itielmrd
Schrocdcl, of Hast Lansdowac. It Is
not known what testimony Creedon will
give to the grand jury, but Downing,
thc telephone man, will testify to calls
long distance nnd local, made from th
Bergdoll home May 10, 20 and 21 last.
Tu Last Several Dajs
Judge Thompson said he understood
the Inquiry, by thc Grand Jury would
last sevcrni aays.
Particular significance was attached
to Judge Thompson's instructions to
tho jury, that in order to establish n
conspiracy it was not necessary to prove
all the -overt nets opdurrcd in this dis
trict. "There must be one or more
overt net in the district," said Judge
Thompsou. "nnd if you find that some
one committed on overt act outside the
district, they arc equally guilty, mill
you may Indict them with thoc who
hao committed unlawful acts within
the district."
Six Die In Vancouver FlreN
Vancouver, B. C, June 21. (By A.
P.) Six persons were killed nnd sev
eral injured in n fire that destroyed the
Balmoral 'Apartments In a fashionable
part of thc city nt midnight last night.
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PHILADELPHIA ,
$,U Lombard JH0
1388 Men on Strike
Contlnaed from Page One
similar to that placed yesterday on
Philadelphia and Baltimore covering
freight o(hcr than perishables, livestock,
food for human cnnsinniitlon and coal
Lfor public utilities. Passenger service.
lias not been affected in any wny nnu
normal schedules are being operated nt
nil points."
Beading Gives Its Side
Thc Beading Hallway issued n state
ment early this afternoon over the
signature of Charles II. Ewlng, vice
president lu charge of operations. It
follows In rtill :
"The outlaw strike, which has again
manifested itself .hns been confined
largely to tho switching tervlcc In Phila
delphia territory. It has not extended
beyond Philadelphia except nt two or
three points In close proximity of Phila
delphia. Our Information Is that Phila
delphia conditions arc due entirely to
radicalism "and misrepresentation. A
meeting" of the men of all tho railroads
hi Philadelphia yesterday was addressed
by representatives from Chicago and
Jersey City, thclf object being to enlist
the support of the Philadelphia men In
forcing thc adjustment of grievances
nffcctlng Chicago and Jersey City, which
grievances nrc peculiar to those terri
tories and do not in any wny affect Phil
adelphia. ,. . . .. . .
"Another contributing cause Is tho fact
that organizers of the Chicago Yard
men's Assoclatlo.n have been active In
this territory during the lnt two weeks
In attempting to. organise nu association
to be known ns thc Chicago Yardmen's
Association. Tne imiucuiaio cause given
by our men for lcavlug the service In
Philadelphia Is thc failure of tho United
States labor board to render n decision
on increases in pay nt thc time thc
men expected a decision would be
handed down. v
Board Announced Early Decision
"Under date of Juno lfl, 1020. the
United States railroad labor board ls
sued the) following statement: 'The
United States railroad labor bonrd an
nounces that it will mnke n decision
nt tho earliest possible date ou thc
requests for wage Increases of railroad
employes which vcrc presented to the
board in the recent hearings held in
Washington nnd Chicago. Inasmuch as
the hearings have not ns yet been given
to the repiesentntlvcs of certain short
line ronds nnd other carriers which
were not represented by the railroad
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"sv
executives' committee, the decision will
necessarily cqver only the employes of
the road represented by the oxccutlvs'
committee nnd of such other ronds as
arc properly before thc board. The
decision, however, will cover approxi
mately 0.1 per cent of the railroad em
ployes of the United States, nmj It Is
stated that the board, as soon as practi
cable, will give a hearing to the repre
sentatives of tho shott line nnd other
carrlern not represented nt the recent
hearings, nnd ns soon thereafter ns
possible, n decision for the employes of
these carriers will also be made.
"The decision will be effective as of
May 1, 1020, and will appply accord
ing to the time served, to all employes
who were in thc service ns ofOIav 1,
and who remained therein, or who have
come Into the service since, nnd re
mained therein.
"The latter part of the statement of
the bonrd is neculinrlv minlicable to
men who left the service, in that they
cannot participate in retroactive pay as
of May 1. 1020. A -number of our men
now eel that thev hare been misled by
radical, statements nnd are nrenarcd to
return to the service. In fact some of
the men did return this morning, nnd
It Is thought by the management that
as soon ns thc men understand thc true
condition they will Immediately .return
to work."
A development In the situation was
the sending out of strike ballots to the
members of the Allied Railway Shop
Crafts on the P. n. R. of the Phila
delphia and Camden Federation. Ballots
were seut out by H. H. Jeffcry nnd call
for a vote by June 20.
The strike ballots read:
I vote In favor of cessation of work
until railroad removes department
heads and assistants, etc., complained
of In, advisory board's letter, May 0,
1020. (Blank for crossmark).
I vote in favor of remaining nt
work, Indorse the policy of tho rail
road In retaining undesirables in serv
Ice a premium upon inefficiency, dis
honesty nnd corruption. (Blank for
crossmark.
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RAIL MEN ASKED
TO FORM ONE UNION
Wuhlneton, .lime 21. (By A. P.)
A call for a convention of railroad
workers to bo held nt Chicago, June 20,
to organize a one big union has been
published In tho Huttc, Mont.. Dally
lliillctln, which official of tho Depart
ment of .Ttiotlco trnld today they believed
an I. y. W. publication.
Orders went out from the department
today to Its ngentt nt Chicago to keep
ft strict watch on thc proposed meeting
for any polble I. -Y'. W. activities.
Thc origin of the call hn not been
determined by government agents. A
published nt llutte It is flgned. "The
Committee." nnd those expecting to nt
tend the convention nrc asked to com
municate with K. R. I'rldc. 225 North'
western Univernity Ilulldlng. Leaders
of the recognized Inbor unions and the
members of the railroad labor board nt
Chicago arc nttneked by thc call, which
Bays:
WlruWn Imlnotrf la orirntllzed Into
one big union, which has grouped its
tliirtiu'liit resources, and virtually con-
iroiw uie UKiustry of tnc country.
"It Is thc organization power of the
workers of thc Industrial livid which
will decide tho victories In the future,
nnd until we organizo into tho oue big
union we will be beaten before tho fight
starts, Just like we have hi thc past.
"If you are red-blooded enough to
stnnd up and be counted nnd not afraid
to carry out this work, then we want
you lo hem a delegate to the Chicago
convention to be held on June 20, with
tho exprcs purpose of becoming n part
of thc one big union. If such is uot
thc cuso. then don't come and try to
offer some compromise proposition, for
you villi not bo sentcr, ns thc one big
union is nllvc nnd already formed, nnd
all we want Is workers who arc wilting
to join in this fight for industrial free
dom. "I'fcrew tho labor fnkcrs off your bnck
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Property-Line Change la Urged
Trenton, Juno 21. Through the
civics committee of the Chamber of
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of West Stntc street, between Chancery
lane and Warren street, moved back
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